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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-03-01

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feet u She !Eit Wan >N!tp, - not hesitate To recon-
:.>I.d 20 il.r ..;,ciI:i. :. # lie Ir:ii.Ir.
Rev. JOIN. Ic'po:it, r,;,G l.4r,.r.
Thomas \. nA,r.. I-...,- 4. nu.n,
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-03-01
TONIC and ALTERk1isE MEDICINE.

.fOfF.-Tlc failure @: IRON 4 remedy fer Dvs.
,,FpsiH. bad ~tar Il th' hioat and the numerous
diseases c."! thereby, has rom the Of sucha
preparation q; lion al the stomach in Pro-
ToNinE state ana >i;;i with the blood. This
want the PERUVIAN slE1? supplies, and i, does
the cal! :'Iln III Which il possible for Iron the
circulation lc:ri> IT, PERI WAN SYRUP o..en
radically CURES diseases in winch ether preparations of
Iron ak! other medicines have ben found TO be Of no avail
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-03-01
Motifs Magic Hair Invigorator

Mr. A J. GREEN-Ny Dear Sir: II affords me pleasure
10 Inform You That he Prof Mvtts Magic Hair vir-
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this respect are UNSURPASSED IT. delicate Vel ,.lirio
irlre, i i"aur. III it, Compound and hazard ,rt
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ESTATE ST, Albany, n Y
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Or. JOHNSON, E. Bcrk shire Vt
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This Inyisorator have tried and lik-it Itls.rore
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OurrealerS know that cannot be hired to puff
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And In this way could 20 orl-go cn-goon and enn
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the
"cosnoroLrrAx ART ASSOCIATION
have made it . household word throughout every
quarter Of the country,
Under the auspices Of this popular Institution,
over three kandsed thousand AoRes have learned to
appreeiate-by beautiful works of art on their
tables. the great benefits derived from becoming q
subscriber.
Subscriptions are no y received in ratio unpar-
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Any person can become q member by subscrib.
ing tkree doLeys, for which sum they will receive
lst-The large and superb steal engraving. BOX
"FAIsTAFF MUsTERING HIS RECRUITS"
2d.-Cne copy. one year. Of that elegantly illus
| trated magazine.
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In addition to the above benefits. there will BE-
given 70 subscribers. gratuitous premiums. over
Fsoe Hssd.ed Beaaifd Works Of Art. comprising
valuable paintings, marbles, parlans, outlines DO
forming q truly national benefit.
try by mail, with safety. being packed ir . eylin-
der. postage prepaid.
Subscriptions will be received until the evening
Of the 3lst Of January 1861, at which time the
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Noperson is restricted to . single subscriptior.
| Those remitting SIS. are entitled to five membeee
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For further particulars send for copy of the
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Cx,e Cough, Ob1s, Hesrssses, ,ls-fu-
EMS. eng Isyit aiss ~ 6esknessof
D the Throat, reliepe The Asck-
ZSSNxZA ing Cough in Cs.ssMp-
- fioa Brenehitis Astk-
SlH1N me- and CstssyA.
Ny,U<i Csss end SiUe stree9tk = tie
PUBLIC SPEAKERS
and sINGERss
Few are aware Of the importance Of checking q
Cough or !" Compon Cold in its first stage that
which IN the beginning would yield toa faild REM
edy, neglected. ~oous attacks thss lungs
" Breaea,s Bronchial TSocAes. !" coutaininv demul
cent ingredients. allay Pulmonary and xronchial
11itetion.
Browns {" That trouble in my Tkpat. tfor
which the TSeehes' are STspeei6c)
TRoCHES having made me often . nese whis-
lperer." N P.WILLIS.
BRowN's 81 recommend their use b PrBLIc
SrEAKExs Rsv EH.CHAPIN.
-RooHEs Great service in subdsing HoA.sr-
MESS" Rev. DANIEI4sWISE.
,no,, almost instant relief in the distress
'"o"H ing labor ofbreathing peculisr 70 AsrH-
MA" Rev. A. G. EcGLESTOh.
Contain no Opium or snsshing in
furious" DR- A. A. HAYES,
BROWNS C1emia, Deston.
TRocHEs -. "A A. simple %p and pleasant combine
D.. D. F. BIeHow
- Il
Beneficial in BaoNCHrrfs"
TROCHES d. j. F. w. LANE
Boston.
ppowx,s Il have proved them xeellent for
WHoorsNa CoUGH''
TRocHEs REV H. H. wARREN,
sBssfon
beneficial when compelled to
BROWN speak. suffering from CoLD.
r,o,. Rev. 8. j. p. ANDERS0N,
noChho s.. Lssis
"EFrEcrUAL in remov,n6 Hoarse-
RRowN's ness and Irritation Of tho 1AsoAt. no
common with SPEAKran1 g &.ef44 :"
TRoCHES PROD. n. STAOY 1k6(D0N z p
La 0Sssee. Ca,
ppowx,s Teacher OF Music, Southern
Female College.
"Great benefit when taken before and
after preaching. - they prevent Hoarse
nesss. From their past effect, think
BROWN they win be Of advantage TO me-"
rpoc,,re Rev. z. ROWLEY, A. NJ,
HoonI~' President of Athens College, Tenn
BROWNS ~ Sold by all Druggists at TWEEN.
TROCHESl TY-FIVE CENTS A BOX. IA
Gm-20
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governess for them" /" said Mr.. Grant. /" and
he has recommended young lady. who has
ne says. all the necessary qualifications,
though she is very young. She has been
highly educated, and has lost suddenly.
through some heavy bank failures. quite a
handsome fortune. l forget her name, but
she Is coming tomorrow"
am very glad you were 80 soon suit
ed. And the conversation stopped.
The next evening Harry came in late.--
The Parlor was not very brilliantly illumi-
mated. but he saw near the FIRE three little
figures, and supposing his little cousins had
2 visitor, went in and lay down on the sofa
The voices murmured ON vsry low. until
the seryant came in to summon the child
= e BED, TLsn one e a. thssr stsad'
H. 3. 80 ~ ekass
bi1y1SA. Harry ssw her iscs. and in Al.
other instant was on his feet by her side.
|4nneaing, great. strong man that he wac.
from head to foot.
"Miss Haynes I"
En-? Whatl Mr.. Grant %
IL did not expect to see Won here. /"
ness."
/" You %
Yes-why not! I've lost all my mon
ey you know"
She took it easy. at all events.
But you are SO young, SO delicately
nurtpred.- Oh, Miss Haynes. if 1 might
hope"
Cla,a turned away to hide bright smile.
Harry was fairly started. and he poured
forth the earnest love he had boarded for
months into ears that drank it every word
| As sweet music.
But why have you not told me this be-
fore %
Because dared not am poor, you
were very rich, and feared my proposals
would be misunderstood
Then-then i were still rich"
should have been still SILENT
But you can't now you can't take il
back" And Clara came close te him. ''It
was all ib. Harry. Geoffrey told me,
and-love me. Harry, love me-for-I-
love you-and l believe you love me. if
am an heiress.'
And 50 spite Of his pride, Harry married
an heiress.
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sun NDRIES.

100 hhds Sugar. 100 bbis so 4 Mo,asses
lOO 50 bbls Cement. 30 bis erushed, pow d
and loaf Sugars 20 bags Pepper and Allspice.
10 bgs Ginger. bbls Gloves. case. Nuimegs.
30 bags Corks, 500 each. 90 dog east Tea Kettles,
3 and 4 qt. 500 bags Coffee. 50 boxes Tea, ass d
qualities. so boxes Family Soap 10 casks Ale.
pts and qts 10 casks Porte, in pts and qts 2
bile soft she'll Almonds. hhds Figs. 50 boxes
bunch Raisins. 50 boxes layer Raisins. SO half
20 box rock candy 10 box Gum Drop. 90 box
Losenges; 30 boz choice fancy candy in M box.
10 box cream eandy. boxes Maeearoni. 50 mats
Gin anon. 30 DO. ground pepper and ginger.
ges and Lemons. 50 box champagne cider. 50
Hostetes Bitses; 50 box Stoughton bitters. 25
doz Underwood's Turner'S Lemon syrup. 30
boxes Pickles, ass'd sizes 10 box tomatoe and
walnut Ketckup; box Worcester sauce; 2 box
olive oil loo bags table salt, in 5 4 LOB hags;
case table salt in boxes 10 sardiues il u i
boxes 50 box Henings 20 box Goldfish 80 HI
Mackerel /; 50 casks soda; bbls P. and l. Yeast
powders 10 box Andrews celebrated Yeast pow
ders 10 half tierce and tierce Rice; 10 box sui
phur box Birthstone box blue stone box
concentrated Dye. la6 OF Quinine; 10 doc Wist-
ars balsam wild cherry; dos Wooimans cherry
ExPectorsnt; 10 dos Ess Peppermint.
10 mouse hole Armitage Anvil. % solid box
Vses; 80 Bellows, asst sizes 50 stocks and dies
asst sizes, right and left smith hammers. all sizes
600 cast Plowa. all sizes. points, mould board
and sides for same; 10 corn shelters 30 sell
sharpening feed cutters. asst sizes.
50 prs breast chains 2s prs tongue chain. /; 2:
prs stretcher chains; 500 prs traces. assorted
eask OF chains; also garden hoes. rakes, long hd
shovels. spades in quantities to suit purchasers.
20 doz Lamp wicks 10 dog lamp ehimneys ; ;
bbls linseed Oil bbls tanners Oil
| All Just received and for sale by
mar 9, go ]. HENRY. WILLIAMS 4 co.
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INSURANCE COMPANY
CAPITAL S1.5OO.OOO.
Incorporated 1919.
Cash Assets So, ,194.1OO.OO
NHE Etna Insurance Company has been in
Il succeseful operation for the past forty.one
years. and during that period has paid losses in
the aggregate amounting to more than
Fourteen Millions Of Dollars,
thereby afEordng evidence Of the adv.ntage Of In
surance in this Company. we'll ~ its ability and
disposition to meet with pro'nptness all liabilities
Fire and Inland Navigation.
Risks accepted at terms eonsistene with
solveney and fair profit.
Especial attention given to Insurance of
DWELLINGS AND CONTENTS,
For terms of I to years.
LOSSES EQUlTABLY ADJUSTED
PROMPTLY PAID.
~ Policies issued and renewed by
L. c. SOUTHMAYD, Agent
at Ward 4 Southmayd's. Van Buren,.
J. E. ROBERTS, Agent
at Bostick, Griffith, Pennywit Cos,
ly23 Fort Smith
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s&euftrg
Wr;ttes exprssssy J6s tse Vss Bsrem Press.
Never Give Up.

Wriffes e<Srssssy ~ tse Yea Bsrem Press.
Never Give Up.
N rRcF. DE GRAY sYSNrr
o. never give up while there's life there Is hope
A maxim ~ beautiful a. il IL fair:
Let true moral courage with lifss triala cope.
Though the frovn Of misfortune bc grim a. des-
pair.
Though prospects be blighted by envy ard fate,
The bosom Of long cherished Friendship - rsA,
The trusted and lov'd sting thy heart with deesiA.
Still never give up, but hope there,h something
good left.
o | never give mp for brighters the SUMS ray,
And clearer the sky whea the shower i past,
Earth. grace. AWen, tweetes-ncse hliaheQogss
the l&kS Iny, ssSsss - fff<sss z. I.
That sank. droopd and c,ooshed whsS = s. -; -;
were o'ercast
The dread tempest DER. the bark bounds the ooeen
Free and light, whilst u.boundsds the ~ u
the Tar.
As his eye marks tn storm-its dua-skrt in motion
A4d returning scared hope. to his brsass from
afar.
mol never give up! whilst there's one plank un-
Though the foe should outnumbsr thy power
and scope
Be fsm-thy cause. right. and thy sole trust. high
Ard the terrrors Of death strikes to courage and
hope.
No never give up to injustice. oppression.
Beard slander. hypocricy, vrongs to the last,
Beard death as becomes man to beard IN agggressor
And the future, be sure. will rsquits for the past
Van BURKS. March 18th. 1861.
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Groceries. Hardware. SC.

NTOLASSES. Sugar, Coffee and Tea. Candles
Nl and Soaps, pepper, spices. ginger, starch. etc
Water buckets. churns. brooms, wash boards,
eoAts mills. Cotton and hemp roaps. Tobaceo Of
various brands Oysters and Sardines-
CASTINGS Of every description Nails. Piows
and hees pad and door locks; screws and butts /;
farming utensils Of all kinds whips, ete.
Blacksmith Tsols, of every description.
A large assortnent of CFockery and Qaeens.
ware. 5Rs. i.gs. qt pt Asks, Tia Ware. ets.
For ale ~ p. PERKINS
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enterprising
l. prophet t or Of
Chesnut Grove

Whlskey,
(The purest Medicinal
Agent ever xnown.)
has furnished to the
community . Stimu-
liant. Pure, Healthful,
and invigoratingatth the
same time . mild. de-
licious beverage. It'll
calculated AVA
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LIQUORS |!

VKIHISKEY-oid bourbon. rye. old neeter.
w Uncle Sans. Smiths. Tennessee, white
hest etc.
Rsa-Jamaeia Gia-Holland American.
Wises-port, maliga and ginger.
french Cordials. Cognac : blackberry Brandies,
Aampaigne. Sehedsm Saepps. etc.
EE All In want Of any thing in this line, will
find it for their interest 70 cali and examine my
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
march g. 1880. p. PERKINS. 3
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HILLSBOROUGH
,p,IM I light|dTT1EARS + AAGSA RT2E IMyi7c7

Col. Z. c. TEW, formerly Superintendent of the State
Military Academy at Columbia, s. c. 1t is designed to a.
ford education of the scientific and practical char
that obtained in the State Military Institutions VI
Virginia and South.Carolina.
COURSE OF STUDY.
Frat pear, 5th Arithmetic Algebra French. His
tory United States English Grammar, Geography, Orho
gHphy.
Second Year. 4 CEass-Algebra Geometry, Trigonome.
try French, Latin. Universal History. Composition.
Third Year, 81 GasS-Descriptive Geometry, Shades
Shadows and Perspective Analytical Geometry Surveying
French, Latin, Rhetoric, History of England Literature
Drawing Elocution.
Fourth Rear, I'd Caass-Df and Int. Calculus. Natural
Philosophy. Chemistry Rhetoric Logic Moral Philosophy
Latin, Drawing Elocution.
Fifth Year. lst Czss-Agricuural Chemistry, Astrono
my, Geology, Mineralogy Civil Engineering Field FORTH
cation Ethics Political ECONOMY Evidences of Christian
ity, Constitution of the United States.
Infantry and Artillery Drill will form feature OF tho
whole course.
ACADEMIC YEAR-BARRACKS.
The Academic year will commence on the rs. Wednes
day in February Feb. g. 1857 and continue without IN
remission to the fourth Wednesday in November The
Barracks are arranged with special reference to the nec
stiles of Military Academy The main building u ~ az
feet long and three stories high; another BUILDING ~.
feet long contains the hail. Kitchen store roo sur
geon's office and hospital.
TERMS. a.,
The charges for the Academic year are $3la for ~n
the Academy provides board, fuel lights Washing 'ns'u
ton text-bsaks medical attendance and clothing.
- COL. &. &. TEW.
Supt II. NJ. A.
Novsrho- On 1910 4a-w&swy.
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For the Standard.
TUT TIC
ATTACHMENTS.

Mr. EDIroR: Attachments are evinced in little
things. Women are said to have stronger attach.
ments than men-but is this the fact 1t is new
husband or bonnet that women admire
Who ever heard off woman having any attachment
for an old husband or an old bonnet? But man
really becomes attached, by almost ndissoube ties
to an old thread bare, and patched, and begrimmed
pair of pantaloons-or an old hat or an old knife,
&C. But woman wants change new shawl,
a new silk, or new bonnet! Many man has &C
tualy had, by his wife, to be robbed of his old
clothes, or hat, before he will wear the new, and
then not without much grumbling and hankeringaf-
ter the old. Is not this all true Then, don't talk
about attachments-men are perfect fools about at.
tachment to old worthless things; women are not,
thank Heaven-they always want something new,
and must have it. l confess am heartily tired of
all the old things-od parties, old politicians, and
old governments. | want something new, bright
and true You have gotten rid of that old Military
Board thank Heaven +! and should not be surprised
if the people don't have 10 get rid of more of the old
useless lumber about the State government, before
we can get along. l am getting tired of this oM
war; and If the present Generals vii. not fight put
some nep ones in command, that will fight and
fight it to peaceful end, ! could hardly tell you
how many things do really need, for I've worn out
every thing. want a new dress, and new shawl,
aud new bonnet and new shoes, &C., &C., and Pa
says he cannot get any thing till this old war is
ended, and don't know what to do! wish had
old Scott, and old Ssward and old Lincoln-Fd
soon have every thing new wanted.
SARAH JANE.
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It appears that the rumor that Gen. Mcclellan
had ordered 400 mutineers to be shot has some
foundation. He had ordered four regiments to
change their arms, whereupon they mut'nled.- He
Surrounded them with five regiments, melee with
stones commenced upon which be ordered his reg
iments to Are on them, committing great slaughter.
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NORTH CAROLINA INSTITUTION

DEAF AND DUMB AND THE BLIND:
tuyuE NEXT SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION
Il will commence on Monday, the 2nd day OF seq ,d
be sent in punctuoy ut the of the session.
Having full corps of Teachers in the different Depart
mens is to be hoped that the parents and FRIENDS
the Deaf and Dumb and the Blind will send them hero
to receive the benefits of education. Any information
to the method of admitting pupils DC will be gwen
upoa application to me, by letter or otherwise
WILLIE ]. PALMER, Princtpa|
Raleigh, August l6, ls6l. H-w&sw0m
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? Rev. Dr.. Reese, of Baltimore, Of the Methodist
Protestant Church, and the talented editor Of the
Methodist Protestant Of that city, recently com
mitted suicide while in q fit Of arrangement The
loss of his wife, his pecunary condition, and the
been the causes of his insanity. -
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MAIL ARRANGEMENT.
RALEIGH, N. G.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
nNE PAIR OF LARGE, YOUNG, WELL BROKE
" MULES. and Road Wagon and Harness, as good as
new, suitable for Army transportation purposes For sale
low Address 49,. C.P. MEBANE l. CO.,
Mebanesvile, n C.
Sept 9th, 1861. S6-tswow.
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GEO. W. BLOUNT,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Wilson. N. c.,
VXyILL ATTEND TO BUSINESS ENTRUSTED H.
w him in Nash, Wilson. Edgcombe and frankIa
Counties. 50
Feb 81, 1851. l3-~@s"y
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rapldlf and the magazines are abundantIy
stored with powder, shot, and shell. The beavy
eight and ten-inch Columbiads and the fortv-two
pound guns purchased by Gov Brown at the Tired
egar orks IN Virginia. together with the thirtv.
two FOUNDERS sent out by the Secretary of the Navy
are being placed IN position on the batteries the
whole length Of the line. -
MISSOURI. But little reliable information comes
from this State The Confederate cause is evident
" gaining strength. st Louis apprehends an at
tack. The reign Of terror there is complete. Three
Baptist preachers had lately been sent to the bastls
1.-The Arsenal. 81 $3.50 :.
GREAT BATTLE AT LEXINGTON, MO.
Surrender Of the Fsderals, under Col. Aulligaa,
to Gen. Price, Of the Confederate Army.
The New York Herald says that official dispatches
ere.receiyed at Washington City on the Odd uit,
confirming the battle of Lexington, Mo-, on the
10th of September. Gen. Price, with large Con-
fedcrate force attacked the Federas at Lexington in
their entertainments, and captured, after severe
conflict Of four days, the entire force of Col Multi
gan, numbering $500, with all their artillery, equip
age, munitions and provisions with g. 900 horses
The Yankees report loss on the Federal side Of
only 81 killed and l40 wounded, and loss of 800
on the Confederate side. Of course we do not be-
iieve this. s,,.ts - @
Gen. Price released the rank and file on parole,
but held the officers as prisoners Of war. The
Yankees pretend that they surrendered for want OF
water, though entrenched ON the Missouri Gov
jackson is said to have been with Gen. Price, Gen.
McCulloch was marching in that direction at last
accounts.
Fremont had left St. Louis, making threat to
capture Gen. Price. We hope he will turn the
tables on him. This victory is prostrating to the
Federal cause in Missouri At Washington, FIRE.
mont is blamed for not reinforcing Mulligan.
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respective States and the chief collector shall pro-
cure from each tax collector such details to the
tax, and shall classify the in such manner as
Secretary of the Treasury shall direct and to
provide full information as to each subject of tax
alton.
SEC a. Each collector shall be charged with an
interest OF per cent. per month all moneys re-
talncd In his possession beyond the time at which
ne Is required to pay over the same by law, or by
the regulations established by the Secretary of the
| Treasury.
Sec 10. Each collector, before entering upon the
duties OF his Office, shall give bond in a sum as
shall he by the Secretary of the Treasury
with suihcent surces, and shall take an oath faith.
fully to execute the duties of his Office and that he
shall support and defend the Constitution of the
| Confederate States.
Sec. 10. Upon receiving the taxes due by each
person the collector shall sign receipts in duplicate
whereof shall be delivered to the person payin.,
the same, and the other shall be forwarded to the
chief collector Of that State The money collected
during each month, or during any shorter period
which may be designated by the Secretary of the
Treasury shall be also Immediately forwarded to
the collector and by him be disposed Of according
to the direction of the Secretary of the Treasury
and the said chief collector shall report the same i'm
medately to the Secretary of the Treasury and shall
furnish him with list specifying the names and
amounts Of each Of the receipts which shall
been forwarded to him as aforesaid by the dis
trict collectors. y
I Sec II. The taxes assessed on EACH person shalt
De stationary lien for year upon all the pro-
perry OF that person in preference to any other lien
the said lien to takedate from the first day of Octo
Der, to which tho valuation has relation and the
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Twenty-three negroes in St. Louis have been de-
clared mannmitted under Fremont's proclamation,
being the property of leading rebels.