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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-28

The Hon. GEORGE W GRANDEY, of Vergennes,
has been elected President of the Addison Coun-
ty Bar Association.
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GENERAL ITEMS.

We learn that the Conscrpts at Camp Holmes had not
been paid up to Thursday last. Many of them have had
no pay for eight months. Whose fault is this Are the
officers incompetent to make out the rolls'
modern satiris speaks of Jupers wife the rusty
Juno He puus unconsciousy, rust is the oxide Of
ron and have always heard the lady spoken as tke
oxeyed wife of Jove."
of flour, bacon and the like by government officers as
stealing We learn that Confederate officers from Dan
vile have been impressng bacon in Rockingham county,
in this State when there is not enough in that County
supply the people 1.-THE government will take the proper.
V of the people by force it should at least pay them the
market price for il.
WashngtOn's birthday was celebrated in New York by
corporation banquet given at the st. Nicholas Hotel
John Van Buren, present, and delivered q violent
speech in favor Of the vigorous prosecution of the
John is friend to the South is he? Save from such
friends.
cargo of corn for Surry County passed up the n O.
Railroad Sunday. Mr. Job WORTH agent of the County
deserves great credit for his efforts in procuring this
He oundt much easier to purchase the than pr
cure transportation for it.
Peace resolutions have been defeated in The Wisconsin
Legislature. The Democrats all voted for them.
We under obligations to our friend in Wilmington,
j. H. F. for couple of fine shad. May bis shadow acrrr
grow less.
We call attention to the advertisement Of English goods
to be sold in Wilmington by Wilkes Norris Auctioneer,
on the 18th instant
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The London Times says it is dear that the blockade at
Charleston was raised at the time of the attack the
Federal feet The Liverpool Post takes the view.
Too ron CoSsoRIPTIoN-Ato of the hotels in Rich
mond recently soldier took his seat at the table, tore open
roll applied butter to it and tasted it. Then with
serious phz he addressed the butter follows Look
here my friend the enrolling officer viii get you be-
cause you to old for CONSUMPTION" The remark pro-
duced of laughter all around the truthful speaker
GENERAL PRICE-This distinguished officer arrived in
Montgomery the l7th on his way to his command in
the West He given public entertainment at the
Exchange hotel 1t gratifying to know that he has at
last been assigned to command where his genius will not
be cramped by supercilious superOrs in rank
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OBITUARY NOTICES.

Died. in Attss County Miss the 14th of December,
1862, Mrs SOPHIA S TRULY. aged 26 years
She the daughter Of Samuel Carter Esq. formerly
of Halifax County. N. c. and was born in Giles County,
Tenn Sept 18th 1885, and removed with her parents 10
Madison County. Ala, in lS47, and at Bethlehem Camp
Ground in that county, in 1851 made profession of reli
gion and joined the NJ E. Church. South In the fall of
1854 she removed with her parents to Alfalfa County Miss
where in 1884, she married Mr. A. c. Truly who preceded
her some months 10 the grave.
The subject of this notice lived pous and happy Chris
tian fulfilling all the duties of the various relations of life
in the spirit which chrisa nifty inspires and when the time
Of her departure called her parents sisters and friends
around er and took leave othem one who wraps the
dpery Of her couch about her and lies down pleasant
dreams" NJ H. j.
Died. at his residence in Wake County, the 4th inst
Mr. WEsLT o. SMITH, aged about 40 years.
Died. in Alfalfa County, Miss, the 9Th of January
1862 ALICE OPHEA daughter Of Samuel and Louisa Car
ter and sister of the above aged years. months and Is
DAYS. She sweet child the darling of her parents
and brothers and sisters and the light Of their home but
the Saviour has ranspanted her to bloom forever in the
garden of the skieA NJ. II. J.
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The Latest News.

Alan extra session of the Lincoln Senate that
hoiv ,opfded to Lincoln discretion to suspend the
vrit of huBsas corpus at his pleasure. The House
concurred by>a vote of 81 to 40.
I row has occurred between the federal soldiers
and the negroes at Hilton Head. The negroes were
driven to one end of the island.
Gen. Bragg telegraphs from TulluEoma, under
s,,e March I'd, that the enemy attacked Gen. van
Tnrn on the 1st at Thompson's Station, between
CoIpmbia ard Franklin, Tenn. He drove them back,
and CAPTURED five regiments Of infantry. Our loss
mt reported. 1t was prob15ly sanguinary battle.
We have already noticed the fact that portion
Of the Yankee fleet had passed through the cut in
the Mississippi near Yicksburg. 1t is stated that
10, Ranks. with thirty thousand men, is making
rpparations to attack Port Hudson, on the MisSls-
sinai: 1t is rumored that Banks is opposed to
.t;no the attack, but has orders from the war de-
partment =,
# i stated that the Yankees have gone up the
Tennessee river with fleet of gunboats as far as
Florence, Ala. They are said to be committing
numerous 3epredations.
We have nothing further from Savannah. The
enemy have made no attack except on Fort McAlis-
ter. N which they failed.
The New Jersey Democrats held mass meeting
on the eth instant at which resolutions were passed
denOuncing Executive usurpatOns and the conscript
art Thirty-four guns were fired over the explra-
ton Of the Yankee Congress.
The New York Herald of the 4th says the con-
dition of the Federal army on the Potomac is ex-
celisnt, and that it will soon move forward.
From Eastern North CarOlin2.
Passengers by the train FROM GoldSborongh on
Sunday evening brought rumor to the effect that
the Yankees were again advancing on KinSton The
force of the enemy is estimated at twelve thousand
1t is also reported that a skirmish took place on
Friday below Kinston, in the neighOorhood of Core
Greek, between the pickets and that forty of ouI
men were taken prisoners and few killed on each
side.
We shall soon know whether these reports are
we'll founded, and if so, what progress the enemy is
making. We have no doubt he will be promptly
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ImDresSnent.

The Confederate Senate has passed Mr.. Wigfall's
amendment providing for impreSsments of private
property by Confederate officers. The property
impressed IS to be valued by three disnterested per-
sons and if the valuation shall seem just and fair
the officer shall approve it, and the property shall
at once be paid for but if the officer does not con-
slider the appraisement just and fair he shall disap-
prove it, and theowner can appeal to the head of
the department having charge of the species of
property taken.
This amounts, in substance, to placing the whole
matter in the hands of the officers. Mr.. Yancey
offered an amendment that no inpressment Of pr-
vase property shall be made except in cases where
the public peril is immediate and imminent, and
the military necessity urgent as to admit of no
delay. Rejected, yeas 9, nays IA.
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The Case of Calvin G. Perkins.

On Saturday last the case of Calvin G. Perkins,
Of Wayne County, was investigated in this City be-
fore Judge Saunders on a writ Of kdbeGs corpus is
sued by Judge Battle, and served on Capt Mccoy
in command of the Confederate prison at Salisbury.
The writw applied for by j. II. Everett Esq, of
Wayne, one of Mr. Perkins counsel, and was served
on Capt Mccoy by the Sheriff Of Rowan County
Messrs. Moore and Phillips appeared for Mr.. Per-
kins, and MesSrs. Caldwell and Love for Capt Nc
Coz.
We learn that the only point Of importance made
by the evidence against Mr. Perkins was, that after
the writ had been served but Without his bnOJedge
Of tie fact, he stated to Capt Mccoy in a CONVEX
Sation which that officer sought and held with him,
that he did not look for protection to the Coneder-
ate States or this State, but to the United States
After argument, he was bound over in the sum of
live thousand dollars to appear at Wayne Superior
Court Mr. Perkins, it seems, was at Morehead
City when Newbern was taken. He was anxious
to cross the lines and return to his home, but was
refused permission to do so until he took the oath
Ofneutrality. He then returned, and was soon az
ter arrested BY order of Gen. Holmes and sent to
Salisbury. He was in prison there for more than
ten months, and trial was denied him. We be-
iieVe he was brought out and examined before Judge
Biggs some months since, and remanded to prison,
where he has been, in close confinement, up to the
period when the writ was served and he was sent
to Raleigh He is at length at liberty, upon his
bond. No compensation can be made him for the
long and dreary months during which he has Ian
guIshed in prison at Salisbury and but for the law
oil the last Legislature, introduced by Gov Graham,
and the energy and devotion to him of his counsel
Mr. Everett, he would have been there yet If Mr..
PERKINS has committed treason By adhering to the
ehen" or by giving them aid against his own coun-
Try, let him be punished; but if he is innocent of
thS charge, let him go free. This was his right
When he was arrested-the right to be tried, and
that speedily, by the civil law; but that right was
denied him.
|. We learn that Judge Saunders as is usual with
NM displayed good deal of temper at the trial;
ou5 he at length became composed under the cool
anu Snu collected manner of Mr.. Moore, and the legal
Earning which he and his associate brought TO bear
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CIR StanSarh.
OUR NEW. TERMS.

We have that in consequences OF the excessive
- fall articles of living and the cost of publishing
M aadsrd, that after the 18th of the present MONTH
,,,,srvl our rates of charges will be- Us follows:
For Semi-Wcekly year, % w IN advance
q. months, 50
Weekly year, W
% mouths, 30
rrtising 81 per square of IA lines for hrst nser'on
-,, "a ,.nts for subsequent insertions.
- Persons sending less sum than the above a'eE
,bs will be credited according to the above rates
Special NOTICE-The STANDARD is conducted strictly
upon tho system @ papers ore d''s""s'asS a. a1S
mil be notified FOUR before their time IS out
c.oss MARK on their papers, and unless the subscription
= rspeps4 the paper piH be discontinued 7A.s - rue
oBieh there ou be departures HGteH J0' tNS cross
,,,rE and rsne,o your suLSc' tpt'aH.
vs. NJ bscritars desiring their papers changed must
,bo Post Office fron as we'll as the one to, which
,bsv desire the change to be made
February l. 1863
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saved from actual lnss in of mpressmeut But when
property is seized without payment of the prize which
1t cost it is certainly taken without just compensation
1t is vile act whether done BY individual or eoEeru
ment It injury and injustice which will be right
fully and fercey However those may pirate who
live on the land not By it; who have nothing loose
through such formal robberies-the Confederate Govern
ment assured that WILL by these acts obtain the
tn
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does not always arise from the inature, but some-i
times fromsthe mere insttention of government.
For it feqpsntly happens IN foreign countries land
has happened England during temporary sus-
pensions Of The statute) that persons apPrehended
upon suspicion have suffered long imprisonment
merely because they were forgotten"
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NOTICE.

II OST, TWO NOTES ON G. b. GUTHRIE, PAYA-
H biz to w. II. Guthrie note for twelve hundred
dollars the other for fifty dollars both given the
date, November a. 1852 hereby fUrewarn all persons
from trading for either of the sal notes also forbid
said.G B. Guthrie to pay to any except myself for
either of the above notes. have value
for the said notes. ". H. GUTHRIE,
Co. /, sd N. C. Troops,
Knston N. C.
March TO- 1868. 9l-4t.
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SPECIAL SESSION OF THE SUPRE5lE CoURT.-We
learn that special session Of the Supreme Court of
this State will be held in this City, this week, to
consider and determine whether Gen. Martin is en-
titled to hold the office of Adutant General which
has recently been declared vacant by the Legisla-
ture Chief Justice Pearson and both his associates,
Judges Battle and Manly are in attendance.
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SALE OF BoNDs-We invite attention to the ad-
vertisement of the sale of bonds by Kemp P Battle
Esq, President of the Chatham Railroad Company.
These bonds furnish an opportunity for good in
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The attention of readers is invited to an arti-
Gle in the Standard to-day, over the signature of
Mississippi from the jackson Crisis 1t is thought
to be from the pen of Judge Sharkey, one of the
aSiest iuriSts in the country
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MARRIED,

In this County, Tuesday evening, the Sd inst. by
VIM Cox ESQ., Mr. WILLIS MoRRIs to Miss ISABELLA SMITH,
all of this County.
~ The Spirit of The Age please copy.
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FAYETTEVILLE market, March S, 1858.

Bacon7O; Lard 20; Butter 1.25 to $50 Cotton s to
90 Cotton Yarn "a to sc per bunch Chickens 81
Flour $45 to $40; Corn 1925; Wheat Sc to "a Oats
$225 Hides green 80 cents; Sheengs Ss to 50 Ozna-
burgs 40 to 80 cents; Spirits Turpentine 40 to So
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NOTICE..

SElNCf DESTROYS TO SETTLE u? MY PRESENT
oT dGesS, wish all persons indebted to me either BY
or account forward and settle for the
al persons having claims against me- to present the
%" lie for settlement Z. 7. HARRIS
Raleob Jan g. 1858. S-w&swH
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NOTICE.

LEAD QUARTERS, 4srH n. C. REsr-
PocOaligo, $. c., March 4, 1883.
I'D ELATIVES OF SOLDIERS DECEASED, IN THIS
Ia Regiment notified that the necessary papers have
been adjusted and forwarded to W. II. s. Taylor Seeoud
Auditor c. s. Fr asury, Richmond, Va, who will forward
the amount due ny mail to the claimant who will forward
to him by mail the proper papers to prove n each case
that the claimant the legal REPRESENTATIVE of the deceased
By eommsnl Of Col. r. Z, hILL:
J. R. WINCHESTER
III, o.o LIST 1t. and AptiuS Adjt.
maTch lVD loooN elliott,
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The House Of Representatives at Richmond has
taken no final action on the new exemption bill. 1t
will probably act on the bill this week.
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,rrIHosE WHO OWE ME ARE PARTICULARLY
called upon to call aud settle their open accounts,
by note if not the money. L. H. HARDING;
March g. 1868. 19-6tpd
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ON CONSIGNMENT.
March s, 1856;

~ BARRELS OF NICE BROWN SUGAR. FOR
Se1 sale by the barrel-price 80 cents Per pound pound
March 8, 1868. i9-6tpd
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AUCTION SALES.
90 CARGO SALEl
DIRECT IMPORTATION.

- L ~ HO L M + " N i "A ~ N
Cargoes Br. Steamships sDouro and EagIe,"
direct from England, at Auction.
IN THURSDAY, 10TH INST, AT 10 O'CLOCK, A.
~ will sell, my Sales Room No. g. Granite Row,
Front Street. Wilmington North-Csrona the following
mentioned Steamers direct , fS% England, viz:
20 Chests Superior 9 9"ung dyson Tea
Twankey
IS G" Souchong
lU cases best Sperm Candles
36O sacks Liverpool G. A. Salt
so cases biartel Extra Cognac Brandy,
26O boxes Extra TIP Plat Plate. u BY 90,
72 Drums best boiled Linseed Oil
300 ounces Qunine,
IS barrels EPSON Salts
cases Fine Mustard,
Superb do,
3 casks Black Lead,
cases Cream Tartar
cases BOrax,
barrels COpperas,
cases Castor Oil,
casks FlOy, Anthemides,
caseGum Tragacanth,
so pounds Quicksilver,
cases CaniS Juice.
case Pownds Cubeb,
Il Csome
l Balsam COpavia,
= Oil Lemons,
" Cantharidrs
1 Carb Ammonia, Opium, Cevate Cetacei. Pulv.
Rhei Ind
l Haustas Mig, spts. AmmOn Co, spts. Nitre,
dulc
" Pulv. Ipeeac, Potass Iodid, DoveTs Powders,
cases Gamphor, Cevat ResinA Sponge, Argent Nit,
! case lena Cit Et Quinne Cevat Caam ReSina,
Pulv. Rhei Ind, Cream Tart, PulV. CulbebOo,
It" Ziugel Jam, Pill Hydrag, Arrow Root Chic
rofnrm,
Acct Morpha Emphytta, Plumb,
l " Ext COloc Go, Rhelind, Pulv. Opic,
Gum Tart, Ting Hydrag FOst.
LEATHER, SHOES. &c.
l bale Harness Leather, (extra.)
2 bales English Tanned Leather,
1900 pair Kip Brogans,
$50 4" heavy Kip Brogans,
l4U0 Gents fine Shoes
IA &c. Ladies' colOred Cashmere Boots calf fronts,
l2O pair Ladies' Congress Caters,
70 Kid Boots, military heels,)
A Misses and Childrens' fine Shoes,
DRY GOODS
IL Bales, 72O pcs Kappes black and white Prints,
155lL yards black Broad Cloth
5sIL d" Fancy Mixed Cloth,
55I Assorted Fancy Cashmere,
27s Grey Mixed Seal Skin Cloth,
III CIaret
12a Fancy Diamond Plush,
lO% Black d"
7l% Diagonal d"
SIX Fancy Striped "
4s% Striped I"
2hI " Diagonal e."
SUO dozen Clark's Spool Thread, 100 yards, in tin
cases, assorted 10 to so,
$50 Gross Military Buttons
1856 Great Gross Agate Buttons
s86 Packs English
l Case Pins and Buttons,
$50 Gross Superior Matches.
Wilmington, N. c., March 4, 1868. 2I-It
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

TIME SUBSCRIBERS HAVING BEEN APPOINTED
i by the County Court of Wake; and qualified as adj
minstators with the will annexed 70 the estate OF John
Judd deceased hereby give notice to all persons ndeot
cd to Sid estate to forward and settle and those
hayi, claims against said estate notified to present
them within the prescribed by law, or this notice VIII
~ ~ -N'N - ~ - T. W. SPENCE, Adr,'-s
R. N, BROWN, 1O'-
Feb. 60 1868. S-WS'.
The sale Of the pershabTe property Of Jehn W Juda
has Se~o fostpoued until Wednesday, 1lth of March
next to suit the convenience of the guardian OF the
minor children Of the deceased By above the SAFE
in consequence of recent aDgements will be
Persons Indebted to tina estate will make payment 70
John D. Lanier as guardian aforesaid Those who have
''"'tH' ""' R. NJ. BROWN, g.
T. W SPENCE,
Adn'rs du,ante Gbssntid,
John D. Laper. guard, DC
March 8, 1868. 'sVI
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March 10, 1868.
NOTICE.

THO THE HEIRS AT LAW OF ELIZABETH SNIP
IL kius, formerly Elizabeth Hinton viz: Ransom Hin
ton TheOphius Hinton Esther wife of Theophilus Turn
living and viii make known their place Of residence
hear of something TO their interest BY addressing Rey
LN0. F. ELLINGTON, CLAYTON N G., or myself at Smith
field, Johnston County, N. C
8. R. MORGAN
March 10. 1866. 11-w9tpd.
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HATS AND CAPS.
A NEW LOT JUST OPENE0, -.
"A At HARDING'S
March 3, 1852 l9-6tpd
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SrocK MARKET.-Gold eos premium; Silver 3O2; n. C.
Treasury notes los; Bank Notes. IS to 40 premium
per cts. rs and Interest," North Carolina 6s old issue,
l2S and interest," issue per cts los and interest.
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Feb 60 1868.

March 8, 1868.
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TIE Txrra AcxxpwIxpexn A. I..w
T,h. NJ, VI r.. =, -
s~st- 80 -'s" A~'& Ai'As' fs'a''ai jour our
nal, In speaking Oh stie army movements,
ssys:
ssGea. Mcclellan ana h;a fr,sr,,s .wo
undoubtedIv ,yight whsn tbsx ~ eants,,5
Ihat IA b. had hssn ra;pfaycsd - - ss' -
ia al Hanover Cont Haass au u all ss nno
man IRON Frsdrisk skshn,g. wba .sa.s - a.
wiEIin ane daV,s mareL II him IL saaIa a~Isi
have sss.,a. gnne sriamphansIy into Richmond !.
and hare was The fasaf miasaLa Il al
thus Irsiufaroiag bin, vhish Ga , presi. i.
dent and sesresarg of VA made. BEING
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4 SAxxxmnssasAM go kEkxnlAn1tv
II we esn credit lessersnss M. JFFazisn.
Agham NAs ssserted fn =. spspisI train
I frons (Kentuckry, ss Must4sesb bqro.
: Ilgaasssss, j an Tie 2aGh- TAMss~-ras.'.s.
sHe wss quietly taken h esYFIaee to
sas quarters os Major Mica, pfbypas Sasxr
snal gensraa, where be was received hy
asasral Rosecr.ns and numhw uf cthsx
ohesxs. Ha Appeagsd 10 be- fnlaY ssaa-
posed and abx$sinsd fram tha sxsxassiaa
OK aHF disagxe&able sensinapfs. 3 Yyl.T$g
"At3 r. y. his seushwara spzxnex,
commenced. Major Miies. with d noun
led escort, ss&rsed dnwu 60 saka him be-
Low our lsnee In ShaibyviIle. The paisw
| anGs Has ysey eilserfus. and xIfscs ssed k
situation iadiAexanaly bat On approach
Tag the nearest rsbsa picket commanded
/ oy Colonel Webb, Of the sth AlAbamsy
| sone eight miles outs be beeaaua parnsps
ibly affected.
"Upon taking leave of his companions.
tse said 10 subsistence 81 am ! EisSxspM
tps Gnited St&taas and loyal 10 lshszn NJ
want yoa to understand that you have
hroaghs prisoasE to she 0onfedersss snv
s1orstaes.S 4E
To Colonsl Webb he made .siEaiias no.
marks. The former received him with .
remark that he bad sead his apaachss,I
cut aid not like BAN that be coald net
receive him within the Confederate lines,
nas ne would psTsaif him 10 ssanain as4
hls post until be had ssceytainaA The
pleasure OF the aathofisies. The HAgof
race party then lsft y Tallanaighssa aad7
lis deemea more than probahaa that
2 the taca af the apsagoAis@ bio kha
south he assumed the enemy will refuse
o receive himl He 4fas giysn 10 aneer-&
tand hy Gsnssl aosssraas that. ssonld
. arrange 70 return to oui lines id the
ans way, the Pr@iasns's order 10 carry
10 original sentence into effect Hapld be-,
xeeuted. AA r F''7
The original sentence was 'sRt. Was-
70, !" where, If be was now, the ssIndeaa-~
ny sct" Of Che last Congress, even,
ouid soon frss him 80 avoid which,
urposeiy, and surreptitiougiy, he Aas
cen conveyed into the erenys lines, by
lrce l .EE 81 EaatH gEt4s
Upon tho whole before the Adminissxa,,
oa is aona with 'sVallandighas - khey
Ill and they have Eaiisd, aa weu ssshSg
iephant." The rebels viii, in all psob-.a
'fiity, take him, d show, to Richmond.
exhibit hin thsxg, and thea hand hssS
ver to Gen. Dix to be returned into our
nes. If 'ien. Dix will send him Id ".
:, we will sscors him home here, by shs
~ OF the lakes, in one grand ovatiop.--s.
drum haad court martial can touch
m upon our free domain. Whoesurj
'aLs him here, habeas .corpgs will lib
ate him from him If. ID Hsrnside's
main, (ohio, be lie again evsaesed ~
TT. Warren, hia route Will hare 10 be.
a Toronto. Montreaf, Lake ChampEain.
ID the Vermont railroad to the baktiIe
boston. Asw York 10 sta free ssdts,"
essed be dod.-AesC York Ezpreas.
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e." The fact can no longer be die
guised thai NANNY OF the Republican Sem
ators desire wsr and disuniou, uzsdsr pre-
text OF saving the Onion. They wisf 10
get Tid Of the Soashssa States, In order
to have majority In sbe Senate 20 con-
arm the agpsipsmsass, and aany of them
shink they can bold permanent Repub-
Iican majority III shs Gorshera Sfsssss bni
not in the Ekola Union fof psrtisap rec.
sons they gre auxiena 90 dissolve The Un-
ion, IL ID oan be dpne wislous hoidins
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