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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-04-05

FARM Of about ATTY acres, house and barn, situated
u In Brookheld, IN the old stage road leadign from
Randolph tn Montpelier and about two miles north o
Vlavelsni village Terms easy. Tor particulars adj
dress, 'oauirc OF J, Lamson, residing near the rremi
ses, tANSOE Asort
Brookaell, Jan VI 1864. u
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-04-05
WILCOX g. GIBBS
Family Sewing Machine

Price with Hemmer and Feller $4,000.
100000
fDHR WILCOX GIBBS Family ewing Maohise, is
l. che best hachine, without regard to price Tor
Family Sewing, Braiding, hemming, Eel
ling, Tacklng, Cording.
II formsa Fat, even seam, which will not rip In wear
even when cut 1T frequent intervals, and makes the tight
est and most elastic seam, for Full cloth, of any Machine
stitch.
A peculiar feature OF this machine, which deserves par
ticuiar attention, is a PATENTED DEVICE, which prevents
the p~0ssibaly Of setting the needle w~rOng-and oLe which
prevents the Machine being turned wrong.
The WILCOX & GIBBS Hemmers and Fellers are the on
~ really practical Hemmers in use, and are worth one
half Of the price Of the Machine, over all others TOR ami
ly use. They form a narrow, light hem or fell, far nicer
than can be done b. hand. The Needle isgery short and
perfectly straight, enabling I to sew through hard thick
seams, or ga.hers In hard cloth, where all Machines using
long or curved needles utterly tail.
The feed has no tendency ~ draw soft, Hight e0odsd0wn
into the machine, but will sew Linen CASBRIo perfectly
It's acknowledged by all who see or use this Machine
that 1t is the
Easiest TO Learn TO Use and Keep
in Order
Of sny Machine made
" After much wear, and many %washings, the stitching r.
found to retain al the r%oundness, eyenness and hunnoss
which arc so much admired at frst."-New York Sun.
W send for a circular.
JAMES WILCOX, Manufaeturo,
sos broadway, n Y
A A.. srIssoS, 4gcrf, Montpelier
Montpelier, June l3ih. 1868.
Notice.
This eeri6,s natl have this day given ny son George
J.. rrask, he Time dlringl The remainder n his minority.
and shall neither claim any Il his earnings, or pay any
HORACE TaAsK
DFssLov UPHAH witness.
Warren, Peb' 18Th, 1854. YsS3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-04-05
FEMALE
~STRENGTHENIN CORDIAL.

This me iieine il ofions tdea ,ae4s 90 eoH,c4ns
ali the disorders iueideutai,o tie ftmr t-tA- tH=i
the Afflicted may feel assured that tli- cordial e.. truly
valuable atd worthy OF their confidence moi. one of
tho'e secret compounds purpo,ei to destroy hsll5hj &c.
ton. / add a lew testimonial iron phJ lsaus IS lom
all, hyoring the Eclectic and Reformed rue.c, 90
Medicine, respect
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-04-05
Magic Time Observers.

Being a Hunting OF Open Face or Lady's or Gentle
mans Watch Combined with Patent SELF
Winding Improvement, a most
Pleasing Novelty
nNF OF THE PRETIIsSr, MOST CONVENIENT,
" ard decidedly the best and cloapcst tin. peace for
general and reliable use ever offered. II has within
Il and corrected with rs machinerT, is own winding
attachment. rendering a key entirely unnecessary
Tho cases Of this Watch are comp, sed Of Two metals
the outer enc leipg fine l6 carat gold. 1t has the
improved ruby action lever movement andt warrant
ed an accurate time piece Phce, snporbly engraved,
per case ofhsll oozen, s2o4, Sample watches, In neat
n.rrgasg haYaa gag
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-04-05
THE GREAT
INDIAN M CDICIN e

y ~untsiling cure Tor sperm.torrhes, Seminal Weak
Il ness, Nocturnal Emissious, And all diseases cau'ed
by telf pollution such as Loss Of Memory, unlv.tsal
Lasstude, Pains In the Back, Dimness Of Vision, PremA-
ture Old Age, Weak Nerves, Difficulty Of Breathing,
Trembling, Wakefulness, %Eruptions ca the Face, Pale
CounienAncs, Insanity, Consumption, and all the Direful
com plants caused by departing from the pa'h Of nature,
This medicine is a simple vegetable extract, and one on
which all can rely, as 1t has beea used in our practice
for many years, and with thousands treated, 1t has not
failed in a single instance. II. curative powershaye been
sufficient to gain victory over the most stubborn case.
To those VIII have tn ded with their constitution until
they think themselves beyond the reach OF medical aid,
we would say n.spair not! III. Cherokee Cure will res.
tore you to health and vlgor, aud after all quick doctors
have failed.
For full particulars, geta ireulAr from any drug store
In the country, or wiite he proprietorsi who will mail
free to sny one desiring the sam, a full treatise In pam
phlet form.
Price So per bottle, or three bottles for s5 and for.
warded by Express to al p rts of the world.
Sold by all respectable druggist, everywhere.
Or, w, r. hERNtN co, Sole Proprielor,.
No. 90 Libtrty Street, New York.
G. C. Goodwin and NJ. S. Burr 4 Co, Boston, Wholesale
Agents. febly.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-04-05

Dr. WILLARD G. GEOEGE formerly rtol ar 81.
lhe W orcestor Medical college, and President ul the
teleete Melical Society, Mas - eaks Of nn De iui'
lowing terms;
" have used The Female stIeu. tbtrius C,.Ia. .mI-
,9r to mat prepared by Or george " SWEET .Hp,
Hanover st and / regatdi u a. enc el tA,letuaIicus
ior female complaints that can De- iouua
DR. King author Of Nomau DE. Dscas, sud
thelt reaunent, says:
" This medicine appears to eNett o specific iugicu
ON the Uterus. ltis a valuable agent Boa all 4sl4uge.
mtnts OF the Female Reproductive Organs
DR.. +. Smith President OF the New YORK Association
OF Botanic Physicians, sals;
" No female il in delicate health. should omit lul
timely use OF thus valuable cufdial. owe much oi my
success in midwifery TO the ue o,ihls incidence
MOTHERS AND MARRIED. LiDus
heiolowing from u. Fly iswe.l worthy yoarno.
tce
As a general reaeiY Tor female complaint. CON.
Cordial isa very valuable one hut by the Protection 10
IA esteemed more highly iof i's soad results dun ECou-
huement IN relieving The great suHerine atitudan. 1puu
thildt nth. acknowledge wlth IT smith tla. mach
OF my succef' in midwifery j Cue 90 ths mes Uf ths
medicine, Il strengthens helh child 8pt mother. lu
such cases ! follow the dire. tons oi Prot King boy al.
lowing my patients TO use 10 a lew weeks previous 20
confinement, a. by tie energy u inpafts % The uterine
nervous system the labor VIII be very much iaa itat,d,
aud removes the cramps which many itmal,s gte Nablu
TO. No woman, u she knew the great value % this
Strengthening cordial would iaiitoasclt' +
! have received numerous testimonials from different
parts Of the country where used. knowing tt good 10
Is capable ofdoing, viii warrant every bottle ui my
Cordial TO be satisfactory In It's re.ulfs.
The following symptoms indicate those affections IN
which the Female SircHgthsnug Coriil has proved
invaluable
lndispo,ilion TO Fxertion, WaketuIue~, Nervousness,
Unessiness, Depression OF spirits Trembling,
Loss of Power. Pain IN tie Back, Alternate
thils, aud Flushing OF Heart,
Dragging Sensation at the Lower Part OF the hody,
Headache,
LAnguor, Aching along
The Thighs, intolerance OF Light
and Sound, Pale Counter auce. Deranrc.
ment Of the stomach and Bowels, Dtlcllt
Breathing, hystera, sc, &c.
ltisa specific remedy in all Uterine Diseases,
Chloross or Green Sickn.ss lrregulau,y, P|aipfulno8
Proiuse or suppr 'ssion OF Customary Discharg
eS, Lcuoorrhpa or Whites, Serious or u.
ocrated st,te ot,he Uterus, sterilly sc.
No better tonic eau possibly BE- put uq than tus, aud
none less likely to do hara aud It Is eump4ei wholly
OF vegeta BILE agents. and such az we have known TO- BIZ
valuable, aud have u,ed for many years
PRICE, sevcnty-nvc cents per, Bottle
sold by druggists g~enerallv also, sent 10 any gd.
dress free, on receipt of price.
BE sure and get that prepared at the
New England Botanic Depot
l06 Hanoper Street, Boston,
George W sweet, NJ. ID, Proprietor
F7n6
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-04-05

At last week $ cattle market &. W. Baiey
sold one OF those plirs of ox-n which bring the
big price which We report, and, the droyer Gays,
lead farmers to think their oxen, of much inle.
rior quality, ought t, bring the SANE high fix
ures. These oxen were lattod by Henry Mutt,
Of Montpelier, were laid to dress $500 lbs., and
brought three hundred dollars Among a lot
of Ia good oxen, sold at 10 he, l-3 *, Mr..
Bailey pointed out u pair, the best of the lot,
laid to dress 2l00 lbs, which were fed by Mr..
Alg,r, OF stowe, Vt, aud which, il sold alone,
we thought were good enough for a little moro
money. Mr.. Bailey also sold at Brighton this
afternoon one pair of oxen to Ii I)ller, laid at
1860 lbs for Sl35 aud was dwelling on five
or six young cattle, the last of bis 81, at DC, 3S
sk,-New England Farmer.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-04-05
Volunteers and COnscriptS !

TO Soldiers or any others wishing to increase their
income, thgce IS no better way OF dong so at TINS time
than from the sale Of our watches, They are "arran
ed as represented
I" Particularly valuable for officers 10 the army, and
tr.Ve lsu i-Ft1Hk Lfsitss Feb. n.
" Protti,s, best aud cheapest time pieces ever offer
ed ~ Y illustrated Nfcs, Jan. 10. .
Very pref, y aud durable Watches for the Army"
" r. army and Nary Journal. Government orsar,l
August 20,
" one Of the Oldest and most reliable houSes in bust
ness . -L1uiiplHs journal, Jaly 81.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-04-05

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court, held at
RtsuoLrH DsraIcT, IS. no. khc!', within and Tor
SIS d d. net, On the itlday Of March. AID, 1864.
A N instrument, putponingto ne the last Wlll and Ies-
II lament f N.ihln ie X n4.bury, late Of lrookfeld, IN
said District licensed, being presented to the Codt by
Aplla Kitg-buty, The executor therein named having de-
ceased, tot Probate
thOuin, be notified 90 appeurat session Of SAID Court TO
be holden al The rruba = Oaee IN %ltook1eld. on the I'm
day Of April 1864. and show cause. II any they may have,
against the probate of said WIll, fUt which purpose, II
ls iUrthtr ordetcdtbM acopy Of The record Of this1rdcr
be pabIisbrdthtec weeks succcssively tniheGreen houn-
tam freeman, uledatMontpclier preylou'Io saldtime
appuintrdf for bearing. Atmr copy Of record,
rIlMI AIr.l ]. 4. ELEANELANn Jmdgc.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-04-05

ASn0 will be 70, ftit.d by DIR. l., D. ID itlhgt to
TCUO cure Ia less time tn u any otAsf p} aly'ibt
R.rs tftotually shd permanently, win les hstiAiht
from octupat. on Or tear Of exposure TO h' "talIf.,
with tafs ana pleasant medicines
sELFABUsE AND SOLITARY HAbll.,
Their eaectl aad c0nse4uoneetj
SPECIAL AILMENTS n sIIbAIioN5,
Incident to Married and single laaies
SECRET AND DELICATE D!oOk Jhks
aercurial Affections ErupuoDs and an Diseahes OF the
SKIN Ulcers OF the Aose, threat and Eudy tlmplea
On the lace BWelliHgs o. the Juiptt Nervousness 5
Gou,tituuoual and other Weakneasesin J puthi and tie
more advanced, VI all ages, OF
BorH SEXES, SINGLE OK MARhlLD
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-04-05

WAN mt lloRsEs.-We learn that not long
since Mr.. j. 5. Abbott, Of South Royaltou,
formerly the popular singing mastor,) sold to
Henry Ward Beecher, a line pair Of bay Nor
gan horses, for 5000. Less than a year ago,
there was sold from South Royalton a similar
pair for $1,000.
The number Of hog, packed A. s.. + uis dur.
ing The pact season is 10000, being nearly
$4,000 excess over last year.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-04-05

BOTH SEXES, SINGLE OK MARilLD
DR.. DIXB
PRIVATE MEDICAL ptI.CEs
Al EndteOu street, JoAtD"i tsnas
/, % arranged that pa ients never see o htir etah GIN
er. Recol,ect, the OsLf enhance TO ls ou'ee ID N"'
n having no connection with lns residence. c'Att'
gutntly no family interruption, 30 that on %" Aceoull
can any person hesitate applyih1 at As oMse
DR. DIX
bgidy asserts land itcannoi be conlLadlele1. eHoeIt ~
OuaCks, VINO will say or do anything even ptJtie
ihemselyea. to impose upon pailenltj t'al DE
ia ruE ONLY REGULAR GRADUATE tufaclAN ~
yERrIsING IA BotrUN
SIXTEEN YEARS
engaged IN treatment Of Special Ui'ea.,r, ai.ci wen
enown to many Citizens, Publisher, Merchant ipiti
proprietols &c, that he is mu.l aLd
particularly to
STRANGERS AND rRAyfLtRa
90 avoid and escape impoItion 20 Foreign arc aa
i've Quscks, m0re naH00us IA session ihin ."er i.fge
DIR T.. ut&
proud fs'ers o ProtessoFl aHl fgtl .t.ah.t 4A}Htihh7
many Of whom con.uit inn OIL guti.al D4aett byestst
Of hs ackno0 LEGGED t1Iu sud equation au-ihtI
hrough soI rg experience ,fa II q ld ltser .taa
AFFLICTED And UN~totiuNtiI!
b. nc, ROBBED sndadd to Jour -us.rn.. % beirf ae
oeiyed o., the lying bsat,o m%itfe,r @eritt'H i4i-e ron
'ses. and preicnFlons OF
FOREIGN AMI EAllN NuAcks
xbo know little o. the utuie aus .lfacter oteIte..l
Disgares. and Lnss as 10 their cule sour exhibit forged
DiplOmas OF lnsliludons or CON "Htu He'ti
sted u any part Of She Wo ia eiher eNui1@ hipI"
mss Of the Dead, Row obtained .E.i,Hu no' an}
assuming aud adyer1iaR 30 name rs Nhu W.tfti la
the diplomas, but 70 further thor falt4 iua 't'uue
names of other most celeb tttu 90, Eitl-tt tlt tuts
lead. Neither be deceived by
QUACK HOsTEUM NAKLrs.
through mlsc certificate az. r.@f.e..D pla rseomre1
iaii.us Of their medicine ~ "' t.tt l' oaanot ,X-
rose On |c0utTadic ihcW ur NhH tH.ie+ l9 Turner
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-04-05
~EE INJECTION N.
COMPOUNDED FROM ROOFS, n.nKs IsD LAWS.

COMPOUNDED FROM ROOTS, BlEKs ASD LAWS.
CHEROKEE REMEDY the great indian Diuretic, cures
y all diseases of the urinary organs, such as lncont-
hence Of the Urine, Inflammation n the Bladder, lnham
nation 4 the Kidnt Is, Stone 10 'he Bladder, Striciur +.
Gravel. elect. GonOfrhm, and Is respectfully
In those cases n Fluor Albus Tor Whites In f,naltsl
where ali tho DID nauseous medicines have failed.
His prepared LOO a highly concentrated form the dose
only being from ons to two lesspoonful. three times pr
day.
Il is diure.ic and alternative In 10, action purifying
and cleansing The blood, causing it 10 TOW IN all OF
It's original purity "a yigor thus removing from ne
system all pefniclols causes which have Induced as
ease
Cherokee Injection is intended as an ally or assistant
to III. Cherokee Remedy, aud should be used 10 conlunc-
ton With that m,dlcine in all cases n Gonorrhm, elect,
Fluor Albus or whites. rs effects are healing, soothing
nd demu'cent; remoy!ni all scsiding, heat, chordee atd
pain, instead ofthe burning and almost uncomfortable raio
that is cKpeherc.i with NEARLY ail the cheap quaek In
|%jections.
BE- ne uc Of iht Cherokee Remedy and Cherokee In
ject'on-thc Two medicines at the same time-all im-
proper dscharge are removed, and the weakened or aus
are speedily restored 10 full yigot and strength.
For null particulars get 0ur pamphlet from any drug
store in th- Country. or write us, and wo will mail free
to any address, a fulltesii'e
Price. Cherokee Re mety 81 per bottle, or three bottles
Tor Is,
Pfc., Cherokee Injection, s2per bottle, or three bottles
for s.
Sent By Express to iny I'D iress on receipt q price.
Sold by all ~druggss every where.
Oh w.R 4ERwlN & co, Sole Proprletors,
No 50 Liberty Street, New York.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-04-05
ElAEE1l &lOls NANE.

1his farm i situated about four mics from West Ran.
p lrh tpot, and lies iu the east part Of Braintree, con.
tanning nearly two hundred acres VI land, The build
iags are two dwelling hou' cs,-ont new. ane just com
plttei IN modern style and finish. There arc upon tho
premises six barns ana one she'd, which have all been
filled, except one, VIII hay and grain. the last season.
said barns are oftnc following dimensions Three are
"A by 80 feet. one g. 80 by GO feet, one 80 by 40 feet, mo
l6 ny "a feet one shtd ~ by 80 fret, sugar house,
fraiusry, { Dollhouse and shop Said buildings are in
god r'pai and The farm ~ well watered. and vol sup
Piled with fruits adapted to The soil and climate, For
further particulars inquire d the subscriber Oh tho pre-.
misses. rvs JOEL A. WHITING.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-04-05

b. NO robbed sndadi 10 jOgf -~l.orn-. u osirf q
oeiyed %, helyiug bsaa.a misreyr '%cHIpil't iaira 70
.es. and pfefcnHlOus OF
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-22
CALIFORNIA DISPATCH.
The Washoe Sufferers.

SACRAMENTO, Sept. 22.-Wm. B. Nc
Kinley, resident of Solano county, who
was dangerously injured by the Washoe
explosion, died yesterday morning at the
residence of his son-in-law, W. A. Da-
shell, in this city. .-
An Austrian, named Lorenzo Culihz,
aged &c years, is known to have been on
board the Washoe at the time of the
explosion, and has not since been seen or
heard of. He was doubtless among those
killed, and whose bodies have not yet
been found. .. -
On Monday last a man named John
Never, hand on the schooner Eden, was
knocked overheard by the boom, while
the vessel was at Horse Shoe Bend, in the
Sacramento river, and was drowned.
Body not yet recovered. Deceased was a
native of Gutenberg, Germany. SO.
Mazeppa and the untamed steed will be
introduced at the Metropolitan Theatre,
Sacramento, tonight and tomorrow night
BY Mrs. Jordan's company, Emily Jordan
taking the character of Mazeppa.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-22
UNION CLUBS.

The Central Union Club of Virginia
will meet this evening at their rooms on
B street, over Myers dry goods store, at
7 o'clock, and after the transaction of
business will have public meeting, and
speaking by some of our leading Union
men. AL persons are cordially invited to
attend. This is the spirit we like to see
manifested let the Union men meet
nightly; let them appoint speakers to
illustrate and set forth the policy of the
party, and let each man form himself into
committee of one to induce all persons
to vote. and not only to vote, but to work
for Lincoln and Johnson. Let the people
plainly understand that there are but two
parties in the coming election-the one for
and the other against the Union. Let the
Union men only continue to work in the
same spirit that they at present exhibit,
and Storey county will be carried for
Union and Government, as opposed to
Secession and Disunion, by an immense
majority at the approaching election.
In Virginia the work goes brave on,
over 1900 names of members to the Union
Clubs testify that the Union men are
awake and active, and the names of many
of them are guarantee of an influence to
be executed, that though silent like the
current of deep river, will be mighty like
it in its effects. Let all the people under
stand that Copperheads do not represent
Democratic principles, that the cry of mig
ger is delusion, and especially that Nc
Clellan represents dishonorable peace,
while Lincoln represents the principle of
war until reunion.
The following IS an extract from the
" Georgia Register" Southern secession
paper.
I'VE can gain nothing BY denouncing
them Northern Copperheads). Wemay lose
much by presenting hostile front to their
peace movements. Live with them under the
same Government, ice nsrsr tcIA. But in the
meantime if they will use the ballot-boX
against NJ LluCOLIi, NllIe We use luS Sa1l-
ridse-b box, each side tciH be helper to the
other, and both cooperate in accomplishing
the greatest work which the country and this
continent have Witnessed"
The South at least have the candor to
acknowledge their allies, while the copper
heads dare not trust the people with the
acknowledgment of their heart felt pur-
pose. Come one-come all-and help the
Union hosts against the common enemy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-22

MEETING OF THE GOLD HILL UNION
CLUB, No. This club held meeting
last night, at the Gold Hill Theatre, that
was very enthusiastic, and attended by a
very large number. The Hon. John A.
Collins, of Virginia, made an address that
was very well received, and frequently
applauded during the delivery, and that
showed his heart and head to be fully de-
voted to the glorious work of fighting the
battles of our country against disunion
and treason in our midst. The Hon.
VIM. N. Stewart made first rate speech
also, and showed the purpose of the Cop
perheads to be the destruction of the
Government, and the rights of the work
ing man and that the only way to pre-
serve the Union was to prosecute the wal
with energy, determination, and resolu-
ton uninterruptedly, until the rebels lay
down their arms, and acknowledge the
supremacy of the laws of the land. 1t
was the best speech that we have so far
heard from him, and we can assure the
friends of the Union that with few such
devoted and able men, seconded and aid
ed by all the friends of the Government,
we need fear no Copperhead victory at
our next election.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-22
SUBSCRIBE FOR THE NEWS.

As an evidence that the Union Party
appreciate the News, we would state that
several hundred new subscribers have
been added to its subscription list within
a week past. The more patronage we re-
ceive. the better will be the paper we shall
publish. If our friends will exert them
selves little, few hundred more can be
added to the list. Evenings are getting
long, and afford time for reading be-
sides, the war and the elections are be-
coming exciting. Our carriers can sup
ply any demand.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-22
PEACE.

The Copperheads have a great deal to
say about peace-and roundly abuse the
Federal Government for not bringing it
housekeeping the war and let our way
ward sisters of the South go in peace.
Of course they want peace, and they want
it at any price, at any sacrifice to National
honor, or anything else. The South
wants peace, too, but they are plucky as
10 the conditions, and however disreputa-
bic the cause in which they are fighting,
we really have more regard for them than
we have for the cowardly peace party
which stands upon the Chicago platform
with their "War Democrat" for Presi-
dent. By reading the following extract
from late number of the Richmond Err
aminer, people can see upon what con-
ditions the South wants peace:
As Lincoln wants peace on his own terms,
so we also want 4 peace on ours, and the
terms mutually exclude and destroy each
other. 1t is not, therefore, the same peace
VIC OeSlIGy anu ZIG HOAO ANSSAt o1AuASn oOONs
in this way, loses all meaning and signifies
literally nothing at all. 1t has become
hateful word, and should be left exclusively
TO the use OF buffalo orators in a neighboring
State, If any of that sort still drivel and
SWIVEL. Let US get rid Of the whole vile cant,
and say at once we are for war, and nothing
but war, until, as Davis is said to have said,
1.-THE last Of this generation falls in his
tracks" and then that we mean to pass it to
the next as an inheritance. 1t is for those
who have unjustly and wantonly invaded our
country to offer US peace; and when they do,
they will still offer it in vain until their armed
men are withdrawn from the sod of these
Confederate States, and the felon flag Of
stripes is hauled down from every fort within
our borders. After that, it will be time
enough to pirate about peace. Now, the very
word is nonsense.