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Oar Corning EmbrsEii" with E"

o. Coming EmbreEiis With E~T"re'
paris Nov. 2S) correspondent lh0e'
pfu''o Il hs ye renarlled the obstinate
| S-hin,, both, the Epglish papers
/ 1Io Proneh ministerial Journals %
! on the subject OF the political res
| Iel;nns Hhich exist between the caoii'e'S
- I ,nndon and Paris. ARE -" 10 lhler
~, this fact that the CONGRATULATIONS
Il hetweeu The tao governments are nov =.
Treonrnt AZ they formerly were, en- ss No
''Sse5I 6has succeed the active leia
", ,,,h;cl, u. re established between ms
two Cabinets after the failure ol nc - ~
ivy ut nf london? Certainly not the
I'v,I.nation is there no longer e%'
80 80 NV threatening questions fdml}t;ne
- 30 detav; and that on the olhei
j 800 as nothing has happened TO Gas
8 ~ the good feeling winch, "1'hou,
t. close alliance, have never c. use"
J. fsince the mission OF LORD Cl"ren
z - "a !. useless to speak OF aconcer'
d hich there is at the present momeh
l. w f. some DAYS past, however, the inter
Il -. between En- !ieh and french sta'Fs
le ~, bove been, and still continues I' Or
TO more frequent than before. oh ues"s ~
re Earl Cowley transacted business WIN "
1t Drouyn de Lhupa, and on tue s"ri "a ="
Il nc Prince de Ia Tour d'AuVergne nan
to ionu conference with the head OF "a
of Tnrs;sn OF. Lendon. According
We ~ most accredited yersion,it IS Am ,er 5
nd h;cb has formed the subject OF deilDe
&c 49,, nth here and on tine other side
rs, shs" channel. The Lincoln election u
s,oecf of Mr.. Seward, that OF ar: . enc
1d- IN Davis. the affair of The Elorlda' u
.ra ,,olent atrac. of Mr.. Webb In his Ie't
con - The Brazillian Minister-arn attack
en-. ,Sbich. though England alone Is design
any ID she is endeayoringsto induce FRAN
e in .o1Iook unou II al a menace 10 both cou
ave tTies-an this series OF facts - OF M. -
rho 10 make the statesmen OF Engfaho
oes- France reflect. ,
IDS, itThe probability, therefore, IS that
ON, -. l.o,l, ;o Inndnn ~~J 1T = =
ark sMa .Stn the respective oplnioh % U. g
oun- Cnb;net on peculiar points which' "
and c"rta;n contin gen cies might CIV. rae ne
the ;oG;nT action on theft point But III ~
new. 1 osIt I I'm, been nothing beyond II
to.- lY1;.1.ar the question of intervention
two The recognition of the SOUTH \ = ,
fahe has been sgitated. Aoeoralllrs, nows
ae to = that i Affirmed Earl Russell at
,uil- = f ~ greater syhSp 49hy ifoFsthe eau
ecnf+, gu than was FORMERLY the eos
= therefore, in, france opinion ma
5 no 80 sbovn Itself IN favor OF the. .
e sol ern Confederacy, the c9n]ec.ufe nm
fsges termed that the two C"oinees arc
IS not actnated by the same feeli"e'
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.IsltOr'S Sale.

" WILL offer for sale in trent o. In; .ne
door " Of the Court House, in I PaT1ding'
in int the sOt i day. Of February ne1s ReT
the u aaI1ad his name Nelson when CEN .
wIn edo to JAIL and belongs 70 GsoI Il.
Clark !; o. D MoV Campbell and he belongs to
mans man Estate ! Of Edwin cse Of y; B9 nr 81
s0spss 3, a sss, dark eoppsr color, feet Sst
r Hans high, 1a5 lbs and how rs, will
snor on his lefs shoulder Ss'a 1 ooy cost t
scar o Jd for cash 10 pay Jail les,S a. cos
Sheriff and JAilor, Jasper con MISS
ian II. o-w5w.
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4 Yankee letter writer's from savannah
r.bresent that e.. B. Lamar made two
arnlieations 10 take tbs oath OF allt9l
ancs before that privilege Was granted
I,im, The Yankee authorities distruss1eo
hin, because he had been an aetive party
IN the cause Of secession; that wfliist ne
had it, taken care not to enter the military
r .,H himself he had clamored for the
. er ice Of every one else TO aid the
@Tr cause :" that .oowardice. aud MOI l
,o~sItv TO the United States government
tcnt him out OF the fight; and thAt IN
| .sn,uch as his nlotiveafor taking the oe'i !
! we're doubtless tho same 81 those when 70
nrompted his proscriptive measures IN
/ f8G0-i we're identical, and .hSa specla
! reference to personal interest. they re
4 ouirei higher evidsnce of his loyal.
than his rnere >pse DIRT 5ss@G ease -s1
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s.ase OF EstsNissInps.
]. 1RrAritt

r;,.dt Cpart, Septsmber 7er-"a, A 10 'A 10Y"
l. =. K Kidd' Attachment. $1,000. a.
En STfe aay comes the plAintil1 q ~. ~
VT faat4o~,sv into open court. @na
hot the defendant IN thls cas-
sests en of the State OF M1ssassiIptti
non ,tbeTefore ordered by the Dour1 r 1Lr
II ns,slestion be adein the Eas 1nbj.hsd
PuDt. : Newspaper printed and PuG ..'ntx
IN the ,,dcTdale, il said State, as reqadir1 y,
OF La" living no.ioeto the d .fa1e thi'
Gy ,A nnless he appear in and before 70 'I ;.
tnaH Ut at tiiezne1t term thereof 20 -, =
Co iIsn o a. the Court House in the . IN
no,g ON the 4th Monday IN =, me-.
PAni M 1855, then and there e P Isi =
A. II demur to plainiin.s con an p.s.e
sns .raisons will be taken, tqE Gon aI.s
or orS AZ T,SSmant rendered aocoraa1a "a se.
Il ApeIe Given under my hama Tas ga
IRIS Joffotfiee the I'd Sos w l9 Spi
i* 10 e9 S"'F'- LEROY DEAsE, "a G n;
4 D. T,bon,sss w. Grayson,i : DePs y
: Dec. 20-2-5tf ss.1f 90 20 80
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cifatIon Notice;

TO Henry L. Ad oock' Ps~mentor. =
VoI rs si Psas. ss' ces5; g e,
gsspss House s; q .. 4 s.;s n sas
lsy in January ne, next. fIsd in said copEt
.nswer The p .sIl1 Admipistrator Of = Z Z
i sspso sss ss ssn. ,5' s S,S ::
!: $; ~. !; RI :: Sd
,ss:: : : 81 e; s;. l. $. sis -
/ - l. Monday in November
'sf fs.aed Sovep be 90 R assa Clerk.
| Dec. s, ls64-ass-5~"- 81
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G2Ka.

yY1 I'LL be sold before the Court Housa
Nv door in tha- city of Hacon.- blbb-
county, on the first TuesdAy In Aarcn IN
next, betwe cen the usual hours OF SAFE =
Negroes. consisting of men, women and
cbiidre,. belonging TO the estate OF John
S1.rtin late a said county, deceased. =
.1+>,s for the benetit of this heirs and-cred'
itors. %o0N :-.-.o.
E.h z-uQ-7k& ADM nlNrhkort
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Fhurssday, :::::::FeDruary g.. 1865,

ORANGES IN THE CoMHANp oF@HE SgeoND'
letter from General Lees
army announces that Major General Cor.
don has been placed inacomnand OF tne
Second Corps, lately commanded by
;e,ttenaut General EARLY He issued
an address to the troops n7taking com'
Tnand = Richmond Di&pdteh. '-ba7. - -5'i4
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G1hSO
- o,d.raf from Dapartment HesdqHar-
..r,o. soruaisnd Of che District Of aissi'siVp''
r. -. r oui,;ana and We 1t Tonpsssee s.@-& -44f@f3
II aoipr 40 n 10 daS 9TH to myseaf and ma troops
,hs r,.oad- uador my commaIsi' 20 say nal sFcA1
oHort Will be made rssdsr theanSneetlve' ssa 4
-. s ,bfs ..ret obedience 10 all ord"rs must pc
rtaidly, enforced by !spOorAnA'e com
,,at nnuj,hm sHt Inflicted for all Vioiatoha q iAT
ana Of orders The srishts and property Of enihs"s
u.t be- respected and Protected And the 4ss"t ~
sanixa.ions of cavalry prc Wing through 'ns
| I'm Ter various authorities, lnos rsSosn'1sP $500
! -. or vbisA haye baeu by the proper authoF1iie"
revoked must be plased r'galArly Aao pseies'' =
| .,x,ce or driven from the eountty. a sfs % rs
| ia uAay instances nothing more nor ieso
- rov;.p hands of dsserters, str@sglstS, n"ts.
.Is,-s. and rot bers vino consume the SHeNAaeS N"@
Dronriats the property OF etizcns Wirnoat
,;on and whose acts Of lAwl- ssnesS ana q ta
,rd, remsdy, which shall not hesitate 20 SPF'S
/, | even to determination =, lie,
Tb. maxim that kindness 30 bad men u Si"0,''
20 A.e ,oot peculiarly applicable 10 Solaef'
: all avreo hat without sbsdisnee anosHlos ~F
g -. ..rnot be made effsctiv .; SAD kirea+ss 10
bad soLGisr does great inlHstss =" too"e W" =. al
and true; and it Is bat Justice 80 these hS ~
81 ,h.r dutias with PronptasaS ana has'y 'D'
80. ,xho are diIo bsdient, turbulent ana ln"tlno
y A,uor. or ragSle troA thsr eomnana' ,hou
Ie nroup.y and sdaetuEliy doAt "l'n - 'i iA' = :"
70 dkootG 81 gs.E "a ~ ~. a,.sh.r
TT Iearnostly hapS, therefore, WINS In 'n' -
ID 81 IN. ardgc Is duties dey.lving upon me- Ah" III
3 T., grts Loisary 10 render the troops VI -" ~
. x,,l,Ale sad eRestiv., 70 suppress ia~iea'n
- - aatonGtho country, shall have tbs hearty
@ An~t "a, .A...AAt. S.-,s-,. ndara and the
u aralhsd support 81 every brave ans faithful So'"'
n Tfslxr.al n b. FORREST, Major Gen
* o1s,.t. JP. sTRASaA. A. A. G. fes1IGwl
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GrxaRAIlfN CH1kP OF was CoEThDKRATA
Forrrs-l bill TO provide for the APP.
pointnent IT GsneFaf-iH Ca.e. Oh ' ne
4 srnoics of the Con federate States. 80
.n,t. o., J,-.s oftbe Confederate States "
,,- ~i l dc srac.. That there shall be ap
11 aqlo' ed by the President, by and WIN
he ndvise and consent ofthe Senate an IA
rs -. Who '.haIl be known and designs
I'd Dc scieneral-in chi:f, Who Shsi, De =
~ Tankinx officer Of the srmy. ana; =
'Ne i.hali 'ba We comraanJi OF the militia
- srO forces Of the Confederate States ess.. q
Ssa 3. That the Aet providing = sta ~
g.. 1 ,ba General wiit. may be assigned g
lSr ,tx ~" st the seat of government, is hereo,
repe.Ied, and hatthe General IN a1mis
xGo-nay be appointed under tae pr se,
;o,,s Of this act shall have asst'stf nov iIs
. tpan that now allowed s,Generai IN N
t ssId 70 ba assigned lvtl,e President, % .
- h. appointed by him. by and WITH IA
.a,;se and consent of the Senate ts'
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- AxAcxsowLrpaMENT.--B Bennett, OF tee
u.rald occasionally tells the truth va
following paragraph from hss pen 10 = 'u'
q The present condition Of our fna oaGr
t.tronyjy suggests thas we cannot g. ~,
| p, ne war beyond another year. Wltnou
v;sLing a colla,,se Of Tie IaeasHnfyi anu
rninous financial revolution srov
- 90 - lIHI -
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p d. r
FRoM rHE Tags; ID 1ss Sis ssIPPls.-l ne NO
fIr, tribune has the fe.lowla 8 !ts mas s
fThere is mo apprehension that In! me
x.nkees will afs4k ev smother lncesslpn
7, western /. L9njslsnssorsA Arkansas 'nAe
,-;.t tar or in the spring baa ee.r,-a ~, -.
ITse expeelitions ii ttiing 9qt at NeF II
,eans 10 tfeught by }he 3ll.9Fistss sd . Gai.
Trans Mississippi to be destlned ior Gs,
tasson. at which port very extenslve -
:,b H.yanna and the British West est In: IN,
olS co15f IN Shreveport is or for twenty
~ rat & nav issue il very ,scarec' sno
ti on i M prev aiisotirAt the time io'
1 ~ ~ eden p.ion Of thesoids has not peer
80 "a f,.ssos " aas4 e1 fa-i s.s s..s,.s
,, = S,he Nississirpbrirers issEefy high ans
4 ..st;nnery. i BED zrlser lie eserfuenlhsS ~
p. s'-~l.. and all-the minor streams Ia Low 10,
;~;.na and, esAkleaRsAsaT are hiull- 1 4
.".ts.r. = a.; bern very o1lds sale, -. :,
The ororsiu Taxa are anpfsoeuf1 ,i''
. --tl,sre, aas.beea enough gram N N, a
r State harvested s, supply the popu'A''0
for foury e''r p gpls.. -. l.:L--z- =
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. nS as lt4,st 1. old felloys" who once
-. 1t,',1iad a shfp.ace, but for that same
.inpudsnce was cHst9tnla fplaes and s,nost
|, 4 AT VicksbuFg, n stenez'ns A'lu $50, -
every other place they haye slaksa * e.
session OF in the South. enelp NO - 70 =
found. ..sharpers" IN .tne snap T e.
E,eruiting officers for almos' every 50
efn State liz, oor, i 1, idea how these
I ~ 10 60 - n.oe we publish The following
r.r5 - one Of them in vicksburg, "hl Il1.
ors ~ our friends from that city hande =
| us yesterday: ..,,.ro, z.i-.s... z-..-.c-.,,
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a %. .,.Sanys,o,s 1.-The Richmond Senti
.,s.1 =. = t.TisTwolld be an appropriate
neei waiting SPECTACLE IL new OUT
S,.s.t x. enti1usiasTn and sT,asr1otlc deVo-
~ .honld now 3e Witnessed among
| t IN.1.s.o,,nty, nlen?a How delightful ana
ring IL would be 1t men WON" lol
...t fhAiT fears and repinlngs IN tlie
ass.a,sx zeaksof4an eesluberaut hoeraA1Ny'L
r. eitizans Guild bring their gilIs " 'l .o
of tho couniFy--glI's o. lnpH1 81. -
Isoay, and OF provisions % leeo - attYssSit
m md he a faoble and . holy otfeFln8:--
49, %. ths ,pirit departed that prompts 70 20
asa eyhibition of zeal in the cause -, OF
( | .u.n bsioyed country? Not at ell. we
t on. 80 T,SrDof before us, that we are PROUD
g nAHest SS aygc5rd. The concurrence
~ ;psLl;ti invitss oson the part OF others
: f;w.es trust It Will receive. .ra
4, Ne IA Hoe iherality has aoonno
"a 5,r;ng the whole war, writes
70 o go have moderate supply OF oaeo,
nI~uork laid. in foI Ahes 81 NAM, *,
y zee of NV family It It, WI 40 %. 81 !;
Us / 9ood to my tellowscountrymen- y no as $
"A The ranks theye sha hSye o - !,; q, VIII
a. i four pieces d, fnEty. NY soor ~ mn
Il ats by my SIDE. u 80 rasnond
lls 1on' an aoI!!s Tt shall be forthcot
Ask no by Tor w ssSqn1s emu cns
fssj and tgks Sodfge II my ,s,po~ :,
raj sr SS would come up with zess ~, = !.
a. n;thouf tlefsy. 10 the support :, , 2, ~
Il Enysrnfnent by'eontributlens o.. n' sto'
erA, S5Sss,.f S,ttor,, tobacco *ts1ons. eto,
ere Goi most chseriuiiy eontr'ouee, ia :
e h,,ndreC and fifty thonsand eo ,i T.. :
, nc III sras,1 of atlBeasouHtFy "i1 ooaAAs
w. IT,, ,,sa rsac,Ia;g sBswas boThpooF-=l ans ],
q 4e TTal,to4aixE., alkasfvnecersA' w. ." *
taLe our liber,ieg., svaa es4.s,ei,s;, IS
Nobis .saysst readssrr1 = 70 ste
I. ,sI4Sesf ~ o viii be the next! II hs :.
sved Rle,.s "n n4- sttg5SS Are ia large srresfs
fne9 " scafty 'pay. money na'
Yhs Ia The sTreasdty with waiien ~ :.
~ EsstVfiSt q pleasant Tri,er' az
.reeI .1s .serSus tribute IL would be 20 .'as
meat re d eroes,s'44 the rich men ~
.Jks1ssavorldsrespUndto ths Pre- posse,
7 pa - yenrie rnanr frennhEhose is1Isf w -
.ng "a anoted, and provisas the nes As ao',
~ - ;pr-eheis dHeslat eneesst.5 nsls ~. nj !;
- e. Iso8uething at once toucL q 1 a-sf;
y e s:ns IN such an ~eyidenee, OF graz
' Z snd os patriotic sympathy slsao on
- .se,-sri 81 slsszos7s sFza s19'ss g 2 go =
!. .se ssss ~ ss seSvSs "a sssri -.
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6. -trx OF ..CoLoTEL" JULIAN ALLIE.
T n!i G e ,rn*s r.ibli.he. the following let
u ne e. ,,Iaces Colonel" julian Alleh'
Ter , WIZ commissioners from Savannah
'le the Yankees, towhom ne PiOP
ly ofE !, e.i;tor of the New York Zines Id.
SINE of Colonel Julian Ailen .t
some = u ;mportant that the statement
thln lhta - made in your notice notice, u "
',;ssion here, that he IS 8 resloeh IT, ~
ms mlpsto should be corrected: IN"
S Sonai hss been resident OF this 81 y,
Golo" ;nformed, fol many years ms piae%
80 ~" hus;nsss is 40, l3O ater '' d;sac,ory
2i o 'oan,e will be found in the dlfec'oi. ,t
me In nersonallv, the warnle" ln'V 10
it ths Colonel as he was the hrss ~ T az.
e ~, m, ' comfort, in the shape OF DOES Tor,
e i, SEM SEM e and tobacco, to my men III r0'
suWi ifl YOU he kind enough to cofrrc &c
e. thi Nit little mlst,ke, aud believe me your
ut truly RobERr ANDEEsOS'
a ,sy seAt- Br z. Gen. y. $. A,
- ., bssaea a~rf 95 stiaeai--'@
.trssr rosa ,r5l s,saH aF a
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y~xxe. EHws lTKNs.-7 Inc ri
e6l..ress has laid heavy TAX nPon ~ { a.
,"haeoo coming into the country y
toGse Nv YORK on the 22d, the opera,
,;nn ~ Of he gold board -nisn ThS :
s.oni san til .alets hour. me 80
Element, wa. intense. = ne Asss Ell ho0
sreater than ever before over si,Y J, y.
~" "re IN cold caapgsd haannds, the he ss'
.oIss bein st las loss 81 9ta 'e,L
az" Tbe o9orati ions ip r4ilfFpSAd s 50 . IT
pronortionately heavy. 81, as5l,.I .hsr;eyys
PTS sftef ssYs it is gen lnt orally Dssrss !
,h a. the I ni.trTtion has setsrmspS
.a' n,,rsne s,ore consef saiiye, co cN1 s's
:. .Rl' sronnd that the ConfedeHrscys y :.
resohsd the point in lite iorgsra =, z
hen the true, policy OF our dovernn'
I 70 temper justice With IN, mercy. ,,o,,+ \
: The same letter saya the Presiue c.rS
addressed a. letter. to- GenetM 90.
s sborina the necessity Of bringing GU.
The cotton possible, apdrtnht, 70 ~
Ia la point Of view it was absolutely
. sXntiaT almost TO furnishing -con'i !
Goods In return. .s4sr=vs1zs@ ~ -1sveas~af
tsws
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wa II the c3h ult., says: Soms ''lEf ~
~ a : sssnsation was produced th'a FORENOON
~ report that An armistice Tor tnres
u.95orths had beer agreed upon, ~ Is nc. no.
NC On the contrary, we know 'n~s
lila were Aying turiously through me
s!ft tn;s n,ornins, and bursting too, at or or
n naar the end 81 Farrar's Dutch Zap
nna where the Yankees sunk o fd,s!rC's
, .:nn, Last summer Several OF our ron ron
LIDS were responding TO the enemy -
ers at that. point, and ceri%'n Dedles q
H.. we're in motion. The rapid BOOM,
; ;ro" Of heavy gurs. from three oc. .Sa,
~, MS morning until noon, Indicated 'n 1ha
tha dogs of war had been let loose Oh 'n'
49, ~ on. on the river below the e.tyi
Thers is no prospeet' OF an sIHlSs B;eb
rasant, but Mr. Blair IS still IN w sl &,
d paond and while we ara not permlsst >
. ,csLrow, officially antshlng relH s1' - |.
III. mission, we are satisfied, Ifo,-l %,
o. n na nan.hear, that he is zeaiously ende 81
n Min" wi TO bring about termination 2. =. -
( oa,rs A great reputation will be ire :
-a-d of his efforts. if he suoceeos -
ia Is ambitious enough to strive -
s ,,7ra the renor n which will astacn -
name Il he proves successful coy - Z.
FL sioner Of peace. -. = .as
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q s' tauS. b. GoaDoa.-The Richmond
q s.sasteb aa5s. 4 icster sr,sas Geo. l',s"'-
any. snnounSes 4nst Maj. Gen: Gosd ION
= hl = isAn nlaerd In eensaaasd of the Sec
arG CornE latsfo rumHerdedz by etes
tsnant, q eneral EARLY He issued ,H: an 40
, rass 70 the troops upon taking com
afoS9SS rvs, 1850 oytsb iiiI EoY A. 8"Iiod II
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Csa % ,S1i Mo Rlvei spe e6lAtea otp the
- 5:;s.stesFofetheir ebaDssyass abeutso es''
ee;ve aterrihcs Iessansa ,is;a~ Tshsa sai
THE (sovernmsnt hAs nc grsast. sm tasl'5 )
- sotes in circulation, and The assets OF
~ j. Tcr federacyl wi Ii rsdeem every eeafs
a. ;Ssfobiig >tions. Why should taioSa az
ar he buried where the enemy may ,ohss
dsy seize them in . lamp instead 81 %
80 d;,tr;huted in circulation, when no
-. fftiot9 ST tliem. can be lost, even ID
q e. ",I,sats event o. Confederate money
nd the. fortune.of the oCoafederscye VIII
soon rise together -=RisbgsQad Ersat tE g
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Tua 9S.cKS2xf9 or 7S7ATE.-Ths Rich
mond Dfp&tci, of JaH. "a, says:9ft W." q
reported, yesterday hstathe lion, :. -,
~BerjSmin. Sessetary, 81 Stase,, nAa .s sn'
. h We kSEyH6 positive Information
on the subjaGt.~swof .9f4 -. 90 20
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g. ::IEtSs,, Dsslsses z AGtsfss.'

4ftsE t1c'Es pgPF Ala, NfeS 4 y. Ia.
: .18sF1 - 49, Mcrff&n. RoS. q. isS@
General ORDERS No. II
/, Under ths ,, ovi.isns " See - q an Ae' -
rr.su, euGtisdN ''AM act to ssussr AAs!a0nn' pc
- Caves s,tisfs and Military CSHrtS" SitS"n'
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westernmost town OF Vermont one
or two in Willlamstown, Mass,
the seat OF Williams College, which town
lies directly south Of Bennington and
Pownall, two or three Hoosics In York
State, and SALISBURY, Arlington, Man.
chester and Dorset in Vermont. The
valleys OF White Greek, Hoosic and Wal.
loomsick rivers are easily traced, and
far to the northwest line OF white
sand indicates for some distance the
course Of the Hudson. A word with
regard to the etymology of the name
Walloomsick, or sack. In early times
Dutchman by the name OF Wallum
had patent, or title, TO tract Of land
in that region. The Dutch word for
patent is scoik, or scaak, and the land in
question was therefore known by the
jawbreaking name OF Wallumscoik, or
Wallum's patent. A glance at the mo-
dern name, as seen on hotels and sta
tions, is sufficient to convince any can
did mind that the original has been
seriously corrupted.
Besides the system of mountains al
ready mentioned, are to be seen in YER
mont, Bald Mountain, near by, Hay
stack in Wilmington, Equinox in Man.
chester Dorset, Sandgate and Killing
ton mountains. In Massachusetts, are
Greylock, the highest land in that State,
also Saddle and Monument untains.
In York State, Mount Tom indicates the
position OF Whitehall, and northwest Of
that, among the Adlrondacks is Mount
Marcy. .et
Such are few Of the interesting
objects which meet the eye in this
grand natural stereoscope. The lover
Of the picturesque and beautiful
can hardly grow weary in contem-
plating the scenes before him, and he
will be constantly discovering new OBJ
jects Of interest. ..
We left the spot with reluctance, and
our careful drivers soon brought US back
in safety to our hospitable lodgings,
nine host being the whole-souled Mr..
Leonard Godfrey. ss.. .........
Those Of our party who wished to
reach home that night found ourselves
after some hours collected at the Ben
nington House, in North Bennington,
where we were under the necessity Of
waiting till eleven o'clock. We con-
versed, sang, read, ate, drank, lounged,
oaten reed, we stretched ourselves on the
friendly carpet, and with eyes closed and
chests upheaving, we made things gen.
orally resound with the clear tones Of
our nasal bassOons
Promptly at the expected time the
Troy train arrived, and, "all aboard"
we were whirled away swiftly and safely
to our homes on either side of the Green
Mountains. Nj.