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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-06-17
IJKUBAIE OKDEK-SIat, ii \

IJKOBA r. ORDER State OF Mich
igan, county Of Ilglan, s. Al \ session Of the
Probate CO4rt To- tie cO--ty u lns1m, l0i
Probate Once n the village Of Aasoa, Tues lay
In Jay % May, n Ia year thOgsacn eight ao.-
dred sixty taree, rres-nt, Wn L. PllckAey Jndzu
Of Probate II tAe matter Vi tls estate VI Jam
Tyler, deceased U r-aIi1g AID hing tie petition
day verified, Of Catharine Tyler Jesse p Hail "a
nll4ist atOls upon saa estate praying among otneT
tangs iOI ccase 70 SSH pOrtJA VI rea estate
isca sl dec II died sszsi for tue purpose u
pay debts against sid estate
slpOn Il Is OrGeTe4 That Tuesday the .9.h day
jun uext, a. O'Clock ~ the forenoon, b assgue-
Tor the hearngof sai1 petition ana that the heirs
o. said decease Oa-T persons Interested 10 sa4
estate required 10 appear session Of szit Court
tnen 10 0S Al the Probate Ot1ce IL the village
Mason and show cause If any there be, Why the prayer
Of tne petitioners sAoa1 mol be grantee Aod IL Is
tHsr Os4sre1 That said petitioners give notice
p5rsonS lnt-rese4 Ia SAL estte, Of the pssdeHcy
said pstitoa 11L the hearing thereof By using copy
o. this Of-er 70 os published IA the Lansing RspIb
a newspaper printed an circulating IL SAID county
l1gnzro % successive weeks previous 20 said Jay
ing & tr~s copy VA. Il. PINCKNEY,
5Si-0 Judge OF Probate.
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~ Sa4-14e tl.S14s Coat l0r t4t cO4-ty VI l-sl-LL
- LLa.lCely JAVA 5ostH4lA. COGr-l-l. u AiaF.-
". Sl-a- l.lc-l q EIl.tt -A4ri~s - uyWs, 49, " sL
Il haze lv.eIIa-ts ~ pursuance o. decretAl Olc-i
. the Olc-ll CJ-rt county " l-g44n ~ CIau
c.rs maze H. TIE 4g.ve CAUSE, % -44vr
lo-l 1Oor ~ tue hoto, ssc cay " L4Lss
n thursday. 10y ~ lext, al O1S oclOSA
ts a4IeruOJ, tle l1-On1g -rs-TiOr- properly o. 80
much Thereon MY be s--eDt - SATISFY liz 4ecrer,
interest anu cas-, va k1V~a AID G.stl
g4lsnel as part The nofto AaL Vi lie Worth east
artsr 0: section uuraOer ulAe IL Low IO4r aofi O.
Gauge west, Ouu-ae4 zs follows. gi-Ag a. as a.
st4u-ng io4f chains AID sixty i've Dsrtn Vi tIs
crutT North all Iuf-er si4retS II tAs fecOT4ed Nap
VI lie tOwl v. AS1ls41, (nOw L4nslAsJ an rAna.ls
th-nee north II chains Icrs seven aid Ala
A4ks - 10 alge 80 rOld, t1en1e Loltn tArty lie
grees a.Olg tie street 10 Tie N0FA he o section
zine Al point lOGr chains Ia-ty t1rer Inks cas-
rom tie north quarter POSI- OF The zvccn tAecs east
linz I've chains 49, afty nins -te
half .IIAs, theacs s0utA sxIeen cnaias aly iuAs
lae4ce west seventeen chains 1lnety ..Aks 10 tn9
place Of beginning, eoLt4lulg tnifIyOu aud thirty
three n1n1redtAs -cr~s Vi Az, IL the county
Ia CHAM anu Michigan. la above premises
be SOL subject % WILLOWS rlgnt " G0SeF tlerela
! Lated, Nay OH 1893
/ HORATTO PRATT,
Circuit Court Commissioner FER I-Sn-la Co.. Mich
I GEo. I PAEsoSs, So.eitJr FOR ComPt
42lW7
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-06-17
GUARDIAN SALE-N.tice i herchr

GUARDIAN SALE Is hereby
~ given tast u PTS laace O. -s-sa 70 granted
oy V-1 L PiacSusy JGige u Probate Tor TIE comfy
u Iagha- o. tia gu DAY q JGns ls65 shaE sci a.
1b & action O. tie o-mses- o. >sfsrlav, he IS
az Of Jay 1sxt. AZ 0'cock Z ne sf-s7uoJa. al
iEt- titl= atsr-s- C tia heirs q william N.t0-
iecssSel- n % tie f10Nl1g pisces o. parcel q
All. VIZ shs = IN = @ ssc.01 2. t0Ea three
north O. range tx wsSt. al1 - ne 1C-h hAlf q
lo-th ha- q \ On = C ssl- section n Coz-zla-
l1E - 2cres- Cl1rs " ssss-
Ls-1S -1-s KNOWN Oh 5sy O szls-
ALEXANDER BA-2
e1ar5-za q &s-sz 1s.iS3 al chars, a-,crz.
GAEW
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-06-17
ORDLR.->tate Of Mich

IJKOBATE ORDkR.->tate Of Michl-
gaH, county oi I-gaam, ss.-At SESSION Q. the
prc54Is OO1rt f,r iIs C0--ty Ian AOs-su AZ tie
PROBATE Ottcs the vlag- u A-sO4, lle ltA Gay
Of y, - IT, y-ar oa- LoJIs1n1 e.sot lll1re4 a.
s1.y -laree, Pres-at, v N. Il. P-cklvy, JGIg- VI
bate Il tns nattc4 VI l1s estate VI -ter .k4-
So. 4ll DINERS, MAJORS "a ga -iag Ll. i- p-tI
i.0., LILY ve.llsC, VI Nancy Wi.Al-s14, -I1-an OF
i-llJrs pray ~ ~ l-ss- l. t-5 -st-te
SAL E-i4CFs,
Il-reep0 i IS Ordered, lhA Non lay, The 9th day 0:
Jly n-x., - OcOc2 y sas l1gea0o, sgne- ~.
ts ~ Is o. SAL pettJ-, alI I'LL A. - lnteg
sad est-te re4 aired appear s-s-lO-
u SAL Curt tutn L. D. AO.-sn a. the OUat C-er
n ths village ~ A.sol, a-4 sLcw c4-se, -Dy there
Ky the payer u IN petyIsI not 0e grdutss
r1er O.-erei, Il4t sad Petitioner give
ice " tae pcrsO itrest-l IL estate u the PEI
de1cy petition lie hearing tlereoI Uy
ing copy VI LIS OT4ef 20 b. pubsDo4 -as lansing
= D1u1-4 Newspaper pl.ts1 crc4latlsg szlo
county u Las Lain, Successive ~-eAs prrF4O-s
cay Va helrI-s.
\ t11s eV9y-l w & rlNCKNEf,
? wo "a - e. Probate
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ORDER-State ~

- HUB j Il ORDEh State uf Mich
.g4n, County OF lngham, sat- a session OF the
PROBATE Court for the county OF Ingham holden Al the
Pro5-te Office IN the village Of AAscn On Monday the
18TH day OF Nay, n the year thousand eight hun
dred ami sixty three, Present Wm- H. Pinckney Judge
Probate. n the matter Of the estate OF Cassius
smith deceased: On resling and fling the petition
dug VERIFIED Of Thorn IS PARK and EiZ -th J. smith
administrators, praying for license sell portion O.
th resi- estate Of winch sIi1 CasSGs smith died sez q
fhereupOn II u oTiered, That Monday the 9Th day Of
July next at ii O'Clock in the forenoon. be assgnec
for the hearing u SAIL pettO and that heirs al aw
Vi said deceased aad all other persons Interested saa
estate required 70 appsr Of s4ii Court
then - be n0Ien al the prObats Ocs village OF
Mason, an cause II any there be- wav the PRAYER
o. the petitioner sh0n not BE- yantst And Il further
Ordsre1, That sal pIit0ner give notice the parsons
interested in s1ii estate Of the Dsacency 81 sal pet
ton ami the hearing Thereof By causing copy Of this
orGer " be published the Lansing Republican news
paper p-acd a1d circulating IN sal county c. lnghau
successive weeks previous 70 salt day OF hearing.
a true eOpy.) WA- H PINCKNEY,
6N42Z Judge Of Probate.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-06-17

StUNE WARE-BUTFER CROOKS.
Al MONTGOMERY s NIILAR-
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-06-17

SUNDAY SCHOOL BOOKS-Kept
- oy A Cpsoc, $ s Missionary, corner o. cspttl
Ays.ns sad AapssE StSsst, LARslzE, kiSh -
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-06-17

TWO FARMS FOR SALE I60
L acres each Land OF The best quality. Terms
reasonable 01e Of sail farms IN Estou co snty ae
nies from EasOa RAPiiss--.as 0ghsr n Kecknk Co.
Iowa c Tray
lansing, Nay -. 1'e7 sn4z2
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YoucE TO PREEArTI0N CLAIMANTS

NOTICE TO PRE-EAsTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled 10 the right Of p-eempton TO
any the an1s within TIE townships parts
sips above enumerated, Il required 10 establish the
to the satisfaction OF the Register and Receiver OF
the proper LAM Otlss AMI x payment therefor as
practcble after seeing tlis notice, and before
the day appoint u for the comm sacement OF the public
sale tae lanes eb Aeing the trc claimed, otherTis
such CAIN viii D. forfeited.
J. ". EDNCNDS,
c1mnissioasr Of TIE GsEsral Land Qsfoe
NOTE.-Under The regulations Of the Department, ss
heretofore All existing, no payment N be made
for advertising procanaOns except slch pub shers
specially authorized 10 publish by the Commissioners
OF the General Lana Office. 5Tl3
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-09-07

st. eonitcn 1T btr einatss, seseLndsi8 sebttte qr3t
seIdpr Sic 6etund tpn 9epsen &rdtb en dnet9t Gene
Mittei sb Bebanblung Fno 4aen @nseren sdutd unbes
FAINT Gt berdnseblte tpn etnem Seten 'sefte er tn
be orSetn pIpitdler GurrYa8 unb tem ren bieieS Ga
beS .ub adte nGmlit: @ngant, Rrdutretc unb tn rent
8IUdes bon bi1ateptd rnt bat etiIe aus eeehns
tere Trdris ais Gte anbsre.t &erste bsr gDsit.
SSr sTher Tm ber Wffeoe res 3r. 3pbnirn ben, ett
fann f pertrauen ietne @bre dls ann nnb letne Sc
f6 dItGtett ais Nrjt.
tTg- SSffc., So. SHb.TretettdRtaBe Hntes
S3nS BON Bultt1acreEr. neben ber ,,Nrbettersune.'
6auttrantbstten sperbtn l&nea SstetIt.
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cine ytdbtertn ? @ott, tpenn man bos er,
llpre, mir tdmen In bic 2atern' oper bic
SrSppet3eitl.n9!
WeiBt Du mir elm belieres Mittel, lie6e
Woma +?
Die 6rou acnIut 5udte bic NdIelu. gld
n1etn liew Ytnbde, in mas Dor bumme @e
lAt4te tann man bod temme! leuf3te tie !;
aber b18 0tduIpern oes berrn Scnful, Der
IN oteIem Iu9eublif aus Ieinem Sa(af3ims
mer Die &reppe berab fam, perI4eu6te M1al>
fptnen, Die ltd) auf tfr 3intmer flidtetc,
pWal'rtndlc, met Ser56e !" flGlterte bic
Tran Rcnlul nd6 elmer Stunoe bur6 bo8
S9ldhellpd1 ma4e auf i'd tot' Dir mas
gu iaSen. a4 9cttlOb, OaB Du I9cn au9e
tletbet btlt SD bin San5 au8einanber por
Storef. Sait Du lpirflid an Serrn @raf
Seidrieben ipe9en be8 91enoe3Ucu8 r
Sa, Mamade; Sd bab' fein befIere8lRit,
tel 5efunoen tpie iebr ib mir aud ben 9opf
jerbra9. llno oer 8rief bat' i9 i9cn burG
metn Mdbd}en wegseI6ift iu'8 @. Nter
mas Stbt es oenm, Mon1aden Du erI6red1t
mid!
Die Brou 4culul mar ndu1(th in einelF
Yebnifu9l 9elufen, unb bate bic 6dnpe Bee
tlommen auf ttren breitcn 8uien aeoridt.
Nd ntetn 9inr ms8 man bod nidt er(eteu
muB rerlebte tie nit etneul tefen Geufjer.
Jh hab' betm Napa 70 auf ben 8uIh 9etlopft
tpe8en bee S}etcncmies sGerpa(ter8, a6er ga
pa iucGlte gar nidt8 oaUon bGteu uno i'd te
uno tcbte 8teid1 loie beIefleM. 9c(6 eiu
Vnmp, ber ee nur anf uein @elo abgeIe9en
bat, ber Irllt mir grab nod febten! rtef er,
nno 9eriett gao3 auBer itd1. llno Die CT 10
int beIten S6tntpfcn war lam cer Sacquc8
terein unc meIoete einen 6efrn 8arpn y.
Uornlpalo, Delder peu Oerrn &onlul ut ei
ner ntdti8eu 2ln9ele9enbeit 5u lpreden
mtinIft uno nm cine 0iertelltunfe @jeb8r
bittet 49, Sd ieb' ME E9eOpbl eri4ridt
uno Ucr @ntieben Die Gtgarre foQen lift
uno lid entfartt. Oao ieblte geraoe nod
ia8t Der Bapa, uno fGl(t in Den 5tnbl
3ntiid,
(yoEtiegqn8 felat.)
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@etfie.

Die iredbt@t trtunsen bes sdiers nt iebs sH fnx&-
sen gerlnf oss @esd3tnes. 8erprrung Ter Sheen ST.
bru6tbet ter @efest1e b5ie @bnunoen Mbneisung prr
Ter @eI6aft, udt rad Gtnfamtete, glFtrdnen 8epen
& febf. EHr@tafeit H. T. II. itne stni9e Der i6IHnnsn
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u kf

tebenfen taB Elm seuueer @ ETH eenbtr a6rpe bic
nrtpweu tefen Grcrrerntie sur etelten Gudlelatett
ne a Dhns ttee wrb bic ee res Se6sns sur tranrteen
pigerarrt Die 2uedtsn hes Yeb nS oerfnfern lid fub
lit uno be eeIe wrb tr8ren epn 0er5weifun8 uno me-
ldudpltden Setrahtuneer, hds nns rte Erenfet fr!@e
Mbhere aenieEen hermetaert inh
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0sf1bsltt6e Rranf6cit.

gDenm Der trveselitete anttuee Singing ousnsst bds
8etm oicr 1tmerItdren Mrantbet Mid augenrm-
full Vre: bic Jar6t por Gatoe4un5 ibn ubdredt tt
ene su enben, ouf mebe 8rlje ttr &r5ebuna uno
wartet 10 lanse bi bic Ssmptpmt cse5 reflisn uebsls
mte g. eth nit @eidw Ell entSunrce sails, cine bpe
0aie e%mers i'm &opte unp in zen @t1ern %baabme teS
men unc ArmeM Simmer I'M el 'te uut all hen Grtrentt1
ten m ;eeen, hum hisie ebel nit elmer 6retli@en
S9nea8feit pcr 9 4retten, BIS sHleB Der Gaunen unb
tet e @eatntanb teS Dttete8 :rb utb Ger Sob etnen
6redIfen 9eicen fabrG Elm @nbe mat baB er ton nab
jenem Qanbe qrtn1t tetn Reiferter suridtebr
G8 iii cine raRrgc 9taatc, Dap G,uente bieier rrdt-
barren Sronfheit ju Spr faGen in 5plae Ger nsei td
tt6fe unpilenrec probIer tpehe br Nnreuoune jeaes
t0een @tite8 teS IRE UrS bic GonRtucn perniden Hnb
be gef tee yesens II elm elsnte8 Gastn pecnanheln
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Sunge Sll6nmer.

becnbers uele te Spr eues Deteimen 9drS 1etpcr6ex
ne edS tdtrH Is peie Taufenbe TIT ctr 81 frbes Grdb
reB !rede 6u itre ertdbereH Gatente sntct6elten
Werfanee&frae init REM 9ener bet Dtretamfet ben sc.
nat be9etSter uo Gie tesdubere 8Gne enrt kuten
wGrSen, uaSeen It init rpleu' @ertrauen ndhen.
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09uu1e Q'ute,

ste M bas temItdt eafer Sei6wadt baben Ote t ie oft
gen e oun6d5ut4 fprsn ielcn i'm S&las burdp Gstutiu
nen, bte Wenn unsetbet tie Gte unn6elif MAIDEN Inb
aTrper unb Get srBren ipuen oCrt hie nStbi9n dit.
te tbur. SDe psripnen nieu bepOr e eintEeer III tie
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Or y g. b 1tit D II

@ttssb be6 tbnietiden GHGeem5 Der guntarSs In 0ons
epn rrdcurtsr etues Ger eien meb3tHGn G0Gegen Der
@er Staaten fer ben 6r6ft bell etneS 2ebenS in ben
Soptt Term rcn 2cnopn gariS YbaoelpbtG une anbersn
Stdrteu 3ugetrat, bat en9e Der bal ten 0engeu
oonenbet, ts CT tie ge@Gte MsoiStn petB lin.
jdbltge 2ettente tte Obenourn Nero6 une anterSn
8rlntbeiteu litten rlte g. .. a, bic bs plSgltdn Sc
sseEssr1tu
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G8 ottt u,e!e unmiaete up unbttcutenoe Gudddtbtr,
nede Td) ais Nerjte auaasben unb Or. >bnpns Mntins
bouoeu cppi1en 5dubhtter Stiecpd,ier, gpmSenpuser
Qcben her eblen YBtienoit ter Abtatn nes
brighten 8erne wbmeten, Nd, cgt e9elmdb8 gebiIeste
Ner3 tuli en benz liner afreeu nb pbtS urges Nbnen-
ben d ou6ran9en bic teinnBtst @Ier osIbe gludIi-
der g1e in tire 5dnte fcnet eertn9 9aben to ritnt"
ren Er. Sptntrn bllt beBbaib fur ncthwen68 3n Ct"
nGbner defenders fir G5Ulde pe NIT kttn Nue unbe-
fanrt nO edR ene 8elauteuu9en D6sr 9iFlpme beanbs
IN ietner Sifce iieleH
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0or0tef6's &sDteG, !,

az8ssa yt9. = I 2i5fIt Dt0ttItr., Ge9suilbag oer
8uTn0alIe.
Cb9eS 9ptfi til nit olsn 8eeaemGGPeifen etnoertcse
rne wtr6 berm benz retieuben publfum teens eglpbar
- yin 8taarp febt 8ur gerfleuus Der G5ae.
W5- Q0drnte un6 talte 8doer All ieber Iaaes;eit
Mnt1net9e un0 SerFen t6nncn NIT 2ogfS uub gcaretna
"ssplIpoIFt ~ IpetQen' (l6jlt3JRD
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BeionDers 3u beo6'eu d!

Or. So6naou btetet aaen Denen feline (ie an teIGe i
6ur iclde 8ebetme nnS unatirltGe ei une 96rper
fSrenre r bic Mrtett bic 0eeuftae unb bic g unfSb9
u1adbenbe Safe Qei9widbt baben.
Ser no eni1e Ger rdureen Inb tetldenswerthen Tcl.
gen tcr rtben Gerrbnheiten res 9afers Sw DE i'm Rf
ten unb ben 8ltetern Ster;en I'M Sept Sdwa&e bes Ge
9S, @erlu Der 1eu tefru SerStlOpfen b6ie unrute
WtG8endmIdc HnOr6nIns FER Uereaungs. Organs anse'
H'etne &nttrdTtune, Spmptcme Der Shiptnbinhk
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@)erre1fle

#'cft'agattfErase SO 860 ui75 85GB.
Uletneu BceGrteu |5renlbsa uub benz guBlifun MADE
Id Ftermit Die Gn5ege, baB ID cas on fPt 9a6ren az
0eem Bate etablitte @efGt ibernoulmen babe uub Ssz
anbt8 eu reiTRalt8e3 Eager 5on 6nan olib 1eorbel-
teten 9erreuFeioerN ueueter acpn m ben 6i1i3en Bre
Ten ooerGtQi9 9alteu nnb au ioIe auf 8eete ouferz
ti8ea per6e. 5tpe r QBtnterr5de nub 6cien}eroe in
allen Sorten un6 so alien 4reiSau. G5eruar ene Suss
wat Re9eniajrme, 5tBde tc Yorpie ale in peies ga6
einih1a9enbe sLrtifey
Eay~ aGe 8efeaumgen merben prpuipt. 6laia uns
eirsefter {grift ongefertj9t pecbeu.
30 Z. Ee8g fess.
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DR.. Johnston,
Der etnstss IrSt, tpslGsr unei9t.
S att more SOasSofptta1.
3nr untsrbyiidunB btr 0uudln!6eret etobltrt.

Der stn8tee pIob In Der gBett, mr itbere,
iHnelle unb g,itnoItde Ruren lit
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l1r'heil ter Wvelfe

Die ntele Gauielte reie wdFyeb Der ksten feben;etn
Sabre in bteer 4Alatt tnsrt wu ben nb Die Men0e MIDI
tiger WUnbar5 5tltGen Gpera tpnen nee Dr pbnfe aus
fltrte eenen Die tun85 Ra2pprteure up UteIe dneee
Diaen untsridet murbs urb erot IN 8e5u9 au Ittnen
Gba1afer ais @krermdnn IN eus auf Gharafter unb Sc
pilenta 9feit luf geitencen cine hinreenbe ger1tr
IetfHn8,
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Aebeina ert 6rdnfheitrn


send werte, ais bG tb: 3eueunasundbtoteit. s6,sdde
IN eem Enden ltnS ben @ebcrn @ntnbuugen Der Wieren
nne Sl1e, S16msner9eBGngen S9wdGe Der Merpeu SRA
i&wd@e 9er3tlUpfen S6i&ternEett 3terr IuoerGvSd,e
Sbwnoel, &0pfGmsrB, @ntSdn6uns IS SalieS Der Nolt
ner Snnse, bes Wasens ber Gnasmlite mnt oGer ener
ueeel ee bon geren 9rbhen @emO9nEe ten ter Suae b.
wetde bren Optern 9et1trler nt ais Ger Sirenen &C.
trg otn Vefdbrten heS lllueS berrbren unt cnn Htt
Ten e6pdde Der Gonattution herrortfinaen Ste @6e nm
mpAf'd adsH 1rS ues een aSrper nnb @tnn sesa5reH.
Sunee MGnuer,
tssAbers Uete te Sper snss 3ebeimsn 2aerS seurbea
fne bdS tdbr Ie pe Eauienbe TT ctr 5u friibes Grub
re tre bul tire erhabener Gaiente ,inS srtotdeltem
mt rem oner bet tFetamtett ben ST.
msresn' n'oesn rt init rpleu; @ertraten ndtsn
8nbstrat9te (>erfoHtm,
ster SOle pelde flo 3u perDeiratbea 6eatfGtteen unb @
pbaINer SfmGe ster etnes an6eren inbe niles bewst
tnb ipten uupersu9ttd Or, Sctnfrn at Jfnte Btebeu
&ue tnterniiIe eeGer bic Ste pbnde Uoer eetse 3er.
sdtEhs 8ei8tartt her 9e oen 3ern unb Sdwdde, 0Der
Oerert9e welder f. Der 9stdntlun0 unb 1iriCrse bpu
Or. Sctniton unersteb tdnn sb ae eirem @6renntdne
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-28
ALBERT.

A sentimentalism which can anticipate an hon
orable name for Vallandigham in our couptry's
history, has its match only in the feeling which
leads silly school girl to make hero of a vulgar
thief like Paul Clifford, or til-'obber like Geo.
BarnweIl, and would lead her. if she we're not for
tunately guarded, to elope with the first romantic
rascal in pinchbeck jeweIry and sham sentiment,
who might put himself in her way.
Mr.. VaIandigham appefls to time to vindicate
his cause! Why, SO did Benedict Arnold, and in
very touching language, no doubt. Probably
there were weak sisters in those days, who pited
the unfortunate who had--in moment of weak
ness, let us say-sold himself and attempted to
sell his country to an INSCRIPTIONS enemy, for a
large sum of money and Brigadier Generalship
We notice with pleasure that our fellow-citzens
generally agree with Us, that the trial of Valan-
dlgham by Military Court. Martial was an i'll
advised act; but we should be sorry to believe
that there are in this country any considerable
number capable of making hero or of making a
martyr Of this person, whose dsgraceful course in
public life has made bis name, for many months
past, by-word and scorning with all honorable
men and women in the land. .Ntp York Eve
ming Post.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-28

fighting With the rebels. and now that succor is at
baud have come out boldly for the Stars and
Stripes. ~ f@
Men who, for weary months have been living
like wild beasts in swamps and dense thickets to
escape the halter, have now come out of their
hiding-paces and Joined the Union ranks. Most
of these refugees own property, aud some OF them
are men Of intelligence, but their mud-stained
garments and unshorn locks testify what they
have undergone to resist u power they did not
recognize, and the easerness with which they one
and all jumped at the chance of fighting under
the old h,g, repudla,ing the idea that cowardice
kept them there from joining the rebels. One Of
them calculated, after taking the oath of allegi-
ance, have been waiting two years for this mo-.
ment-thank God has it come at last 1"
Your affectionate son, ALBERT.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-28

EMANCIPATION FINAL.--In his speech OF Ceve-
land, last week, Montgomery Blair, who no doubt
'poke by authority, showed that toe President
did not resort to emancipation as possible COD.
tingency, bnt as fixed and Interchangeable policy
OF the Government. The President came reluc-
family to this point, because it was fearful re-
spoDsbily to assume but once deliberately ia
ken, he placed the Government 10 position from
,chich there is no escape The nation must now
redeem the pledge thus made to the slaves by the
utmost exhibition OF its power. That proclama-
ton was also'a pledge to foreign nations. The
measure having been adopted by the President, is
beyond reroeai.On by the civil or military author
ity OF the nation. This declaration by member
OF the Government ought 10 set at rest the shall
low questions have had raised Of lats as to the
purpose of the Government to carry out the
emancipation proclamation to its ultimate result.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-28

GEN. HOOKER AND THE PREsIDESy-The
Warrington correspondent. of the Philadelphia
Inquirer writes
The conduct of Gen. Hooker has been severely
criticised by jeslous officers, open enemies, and by
honest bot msgulded mea. The ATTACKS OF all have
been quietly listened to and thoroughly invest.
gated by the President, and Gen. Hooker is sus-
tanned. The rece n: bsttle at Charlottesville
ended in defeat, but Gen. Hooker is nos consid-
cred responsible. 1t is tyue that Gen. Haleck
opposes another forward movement at once, but
it will only be fora very short time, anf in the
meantime Gen. Hoo er has the entire confidence
of the President and Secretary of War the
troops have unb unded confidence in him bit
there are number Of officers, some hieh in com
msnd, who will doubtless be removed, in order
that harmony and cordial cooperation may be
secured when the army next move. d .I.a.h
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-28

THE UNIFORM NATIONAL CURRENcY.-The de.
Signs tor the circulating notes to be issued under
the Uniform National Currency act, have been de-
termined upon by the Secretary of the Treasury
and the Controller OF the Currency. The fare Of
each note will beor two vgnettes, one represent
ing scene in the history of the United States,
one an aegoiical scene corresponding as nearly
as may be 10 the historical vignetes at the other
end. The back will represent one Of the pictures
IN the rotunda of the Capitol The pictures,
which will give the notes highly ornate appear
ance, will be different fer each denomination
Across the face OF the ncle will appear the name
of the bank issuing it, thus the First National
Bank Of Boston, OF the State of Massachusetts,"
&C. We learn that most of the designs which
have been ccepted were offered by the Contnen
tai Bank Note Company of New York, and thar
the work Of producing the notes will be executed
by them as speedily as possible.