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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-20
UNEttN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN, JULY 20, 1861.
'eramohs Central Railroad,
St tss " sss:i:..;.s;s zasExH
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Commences Monday, Nay 81, 1861.

Commences Monday, May 81, 1861.
Trains Going North and West
N iT rr"nh,Peer, dt $50 Ans $50 M and AA5 =,
M AZ TRAIN connects OF WindsoI g. VIII fa' b. T. NJ,
~ 90 pctnh with trains eaving Ioston amt SIT, ',
ea, Ss same day, and New York nrevonl rg'in
p M, Houses Point 40 PM M.n rfnI at 10 q, ~ .o'
% Esue"sourgh at 80 NJ. connecting at Ogdensh,r
W. "'ai" trunk Railway, for Detroit Chicago and he
burlington and Rouses point W. "' u 80 A. NJ Tor
,ytirH , t"ESS connecting at Windsor with train
r ieaVes new YORK at 90, Nj, and at White Pivnr
mca'oh with train which leaves Boston via Lowen ~,
so r. N , or Lawrence At 90 The previous dav
Bup,inoon ~ RIVER junction nj - 20 M, arrives al
nn',eon al % Aa Ronse's Point at 80 A, NJ zion
''ea III 81 A. NJ, and ut Oade nsb,rsh n, on . ~ n,n
West. 80" Nus ''"'"' IN" TIE
Grains Going South and East.
leave Montpelier at 9 10 A. NJ 200 p " ard 1opo. =,
Mail tram leaves Eonses Point at 90 NJ ~, Al.
ols al W A. NJ connecting at burlington Win Rutland
' ris'oh trails Tor Saratoga Spiings, troy, Allan,
Wells River Letun Whine Mountains. Baron &r and
i"r boston, Lowell, Worcester &C. and connecting ri
Nlnasof with trains for Boston, Springfield lia,lf1d
we" raven ana New York; arriving in New York at II Il
EXPRESS leaves Rouses Point a, 4oAm Connects
mere WIN train from Montreal the same morning. con
Hec.s at burlington with Rutland AMI son Railroad
field al 3 90 p. NJ. " '
~, NIGHT EXPRESS leaves osdensburgh at II so 4. NJ.
Montreal al a. NJ, Rouses Point at 90 p NJ connect
ing at Burlington, with Rutland and Burlington Railroad
for Troy, Albany, and New York at White River lime
non with Northern Railroad for Boston, Worcester &C
CARRYING IN Boston at 40 ut Windsor with Sulii
ven and New York
Sleeping cars attached to both tie Nigh, Express
trains running between Rouses Point and Boston, and
between Rouses Point and Troy.
through Tickets for Chicago and lbe west for sale
Inc pfnc'lai stations. G. MERRILL Sup,,
hlhaDS AarD
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-20
BRADFonD, Vt, March 2Sth, 1861.

BRADFORD, VT, March 2Sth, 1861.
..n 39a, concern Il hereby certify that have
20 s'n missioner Of Orange County for the years 1860
,sF n,I hay. procured the Wines and Liquors
nj WI Ihavn supplied the Town Agents of said Co..
va T aaria. ackman No SO Front Street, NewYork,
ta m Md carpfu analyses of said Wines and Ii
1T n a, by Ghas r. Channler, ESQ., Professor of the
r' nv rInistrv Union College, Schenectady, N. y,
} yI al, and every in stance the result has been to
4: non ia b. perfectly pure and suitable for medci
=" fare nj os confidently recommend the nous e
gAH pack,nan Co. to all those who prefer giving
mari u.s. D nv hnnorable ami conscientious men.
r. W GEO. p. BALDWIN,
commissioner for Orange Co.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-04-04
lIIi![il!IIlLIl.l


Should the whole or any portion Of
the cargo Of any vessel entering the
waters of the Confederate States as
aforesaid, being composed Of goods,
wares Or merchandise, exempted by
law from the payment of duty, be in.
tended to be landed at places other
than ports Of entry or delivery with.
in the limits Of the Confcdcracy, such
landing shall be permitted on the
command, or master exhibiting to
the first revenue officer, IN addition
to the manifest before required, II
schedule in duplicate, Of the articles
intended to be 50 landed, wnich shall
describe the goods, the quantity and
value, the name Of the consignce, and
tho place where they arc to be land.
cd; and receiving permit endorsed
on the original schedale, (which it is
hereby made the duty Of the boarding
officer to furnish on the foregoing re.
quisites being complied with,) and
this permit shall be in the following
form:
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NUN BER r..

provided for ny ,hsse EYEGLASSES,
after clearance 10 take m bcsfd st
'he pr, n original departure ~ sny
Other Pof' of place within We Unite
~ The confeiersey, any soois, wares
or merchandise, and 70 proceed snsse.
With 10 destination beyond lAs (,m.
icderaic limits, On delivering v Vie
Collector or chief revenue cnesr al
lhe port u Norfolk, m the river
Mi'siss'ppi, or Al tho pa, ssssvss
the Frontier N ihe ConfeAsssey N
any other river, a scl,edwlc dssmiMsg
all the goods on board, ths qssatisy,
value aud destination, no, declared
In the manifest, delivered ., lhs time
Of clearance At tho Custom.house of
the original port Of departure. Aud
thc schedule thus received sksll bs
transmitted by tho revenus slkesr 70.
ccIving the same, by thcsAortssl rouss
to the Collector of Customs u ths
port from which tho vessel may have
originally cleared.
In order that the service herein
provided for may be properly render.
ed, Il shall be the duty, aud 10 hereby
required Of the Collector or chiel
raVonua ..N,..r a. Al. s...s - ~. al
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Should the mcrchsndiss ~ afefe
said be intended 10 be landed st more
than one intermediate port, then sep
afaIe schedules n ihe goods destined
for each port to be- made nut IN trip
l'eaie, wih all the particulars herein
before required. shall be presented
~ aforesaid, And II shall be- the
duty u the revenue officer to certify
on each ~ the hld schedules thu
facts II presentation, and also On the
original 10 indorse hi. permission for
the vessel to proceed 10 aud land III
the poit or ports designated, the goods
described In said schedule. Tho ori.
pinal shall he then returned 10 the
master or commander, the trlplicaies
forwarded as promptly rs possible by
the shortest route 20 the principal
revenue officer Of each port nj which
the goods ARE intended TO be landed.
and the duplicate retained In his
Office and recorded in u book, pre-
pared for that purpose in the follow
ing form.
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I h~s dreamed by shs Iish, u ,hs silver
moon,
AZ 'hs eismbved ap the stJ,
! have massd In ihs depths n ihs holy
night.
When no, soal vas ny,
I ha's ss,ed On Tho .srsamls, deep and
clear,
On, In the forest free,
And my d'ssm', my thoughts, tho image
Were only love o. thee.
I have listened 10 hear The tabled notes,
bsssshsd by The roIliss spheres
And the music that Acsss from fairy chois'
Which the wandering lover hears
And away In tho cool green iorss, shades
by some dry md haunted tree,
! have watched 10 hear her syren song
w, only dreamed Of thee.
by the gentle rush Of tho river broad,
When tho winds have sunk 10 sleep,
And the billows foAt reflected stars
Upon the waters decpi
When tho clear blue wave is like q glass,
When we all heaven can soc,
Ono form Is mingled within i,s dep,hs,
And In my heart Of thee.
w. &, II, Jr.
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'IIIIII i |III!I!' |!

Hiiu tTHnScTint W tnih Tcc0Tu nHhli
be rendered monthly to the Treasury
Department.
0y ARRIVAL AT MEDIATE PORTS.
On the arrival Of the vessel ut each
port designated in the schedule afore-
said, the master or commander shall
present to the chief revenue officer
the original schedule and receive u
general permit to land the goods,
upon their being duly entered and
special landing permits issued as now
provided by law for the landing Of
imported merchandise. Should, how
ever, the vessel arrive at said ports
after or before the business hours OF
the Custom.house, or, should other
circumstances render il necessary,
the master or commander shall be
permitted to deposit tho goods in.
tended to be landed, either in u bond
ed warehouse or in the custody OF n
customs officer, on receiving a reccip,
from either the Government officer in
charge Of the customs officer into
whose custody they are delivered,
which receipt shall contain all the
particulars detailed in the schedule
and the said original schedule shall
be surrendered to the person with
whom the merchandise Is deposited,
anil BY him be delivered to the chiel
revenue officer as soon as the opening
Of the Cus,o,n.housc will admit.
;. ~, =, L.. = a, -.
IL snall oe 'ne aa'y .. :, 'nc ,;. sn's'
Iesenu. l!',' omes' s' ~ '"'" n','",sa.s'I IsI
por!s Is. .. .sa. sn,ca ooas nh nay oe ~, Ianaea .'
On 'he scneau'e e"aor.eu =. y ',i 'ns r"s. "
enue oilcer u 'pe Po,' o' NoI'o'k' a'
'ere'nDe'o.e . , l, provided ~ 70 keep : cor. ~
rect anu Par.,ca'.a nv lscoIa ss:. .. 'ne
same showing the aa.e ~. o. importation, .
cas- sna mana name . ., sne ~ ms.ser, ..sse
-, = ,St:' ass.s; ss'yS' - 49, =. s.ss' ~ .s:n
s = .s'sn:sa'ss, .s " IN - s ~ 's.y = :
~. H.. s' hs.s .,.s.si ~ e. son.u,np. r-
~. ' A. ~, ~.,eho.s;n.' . and tn rsrdsr
,'s~ ~os.hIv n 70 tho Treasury D.par,men,
" ."s. s."s..,;., !. '"f 81 mi. ,s:o,d I. An Al.
..,.cs 'ru ~ ssch ;m.o, INN % ,s,ioo,. = and in
.s.s0' vi. =, sS'. "s -. "', i~"s. J.s..,,"a % IN n
os~ s"y !" 'ss s'' .o: - -
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Port Of =.
day Of -. II

uay 0f -. lS
Permission is hereby given to land
the goods described BY ---- en-
tries in this schedule, ut the places
designated therein.
A. u. Revenue officer.
The original schedule with the per.
init being endorsed, being returned
to the master, the duplicate being re.
tanned and fled in the office Of the
revenue officer, after having been
first recorded, in book tc be KEEP,
BY him for that purpose, detailing all
the particulars stated in the original
schedule. And a copy of this record
rendered to the Treasury Depart.
ment monthly shall form an abatract
Of the free goods imported through
the port Of Norfolk.
rLArBoATs.
All aatboats with coal in bulk. in.
tended to be landed ut places within
the limits Of the Confederate States
other than ports Of entry or delivery,
may be permitted to land said cargo,
on the master or commander comply.
ing with the following regulations,
to-wit:
A schcdulc setting forth the name
Of the boat, name Of the owner, mas.
ter, where from, quality, quantity,
and value Of the coal, and the fact ol
IL being intendsd to be landed u
plssss esAer than ports Of entry Or
delivery, shall hs prepared BY the
master os eemnaa2es u dsplieose,
aad presented to and verified By essh
before the Collector or chief revenue
officer st the port Of Norfolk, whose
duty il shall bc to estimate or both
the original and duplicate, the duties
due on the quantity declared, and
further ascertained BY the cubic
measurement 70 ce made y com
pose, residing 1t that port, and on
The duty thus assessed and ascertain
ID being paid to the said revenue a.
or, this o1cer shall endorse on ths
os'n.. ''.sI''s ~ .:. : ce.a1es'. ,, y ~ ~
peymsns' ana : perm's 70 ana -
esteo :. sny Rlaee o''et '"s" Pof''
|" snssy 2, oe,'ssiy
~ ses'' ee We as'I o. suS Fsvenue
oCv. !: = u. '"s P0I' -, u iso,:, Noi:O'., ~ 70 ~
-" :" VIZ ou.oe '"e ysP,'esse se"s
sls rsee'vsu' 20 fecoia tue same, oe'
ss'llne Oil sne Psrslcalsrs ana q
feaasf y nonsnIy : copy 2, the reeofd or,
= On sossFscs 20 sne Treasury "
pa,sment ma siso 70 scecan; io'
and deposit oil money. received y
HIM Tor duties IRON shis source. IN
accordance with the provision: Of en-.
sting lsws end the instructions oi
xX8 OI ym8 lYyXWXIY.
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America.
CONFEDERATE SrArrs ov AMERICA,
TREASURY DxrARrnsNr,
MoSroonKsr. Fob. Q, 1861.
The regulations and instructions
prepared by this department, under
this date, are transmitted for the in
formation and government of the Off.
GERS Of the several branches Of the
public service referred to therein.
Careful attention and strict compli-
ance with the same arc enjoined upon
every officer.
Collectors Of customs are specially
charged to organize all collateral and
subordinate departments at their re-
spective ports, in conformity to the
foregoing regulations, to secure the
interests Of this government, and to
promote the facilities Of commerce.
Collectors and revenue officers
above the port Of New Orleans, with.
in the Confederate States, in the ad.
option and practice cnjoined by the
regulations, will be under the general
supervision, as far rs practicable, Of
the Collector Of New Orleans, sub
ject to the direction and control Of
this department.
All officers Of the customs, in per.
manent employment, are required to
give their whole time to their duties,
and arc not permitted to engage in
other business, except in special cases
allowed by express order Of the Sec.
retary Of the Treasury.
G. g. MgxMrxaxR,,
Secretary Of TIE Treasury.
CIRCULAR INSTRUCTIONS
NO. I.
Regulations Relative b lwpsrtsf;ess
from place. Aisss tls Csvsdeysse
States, ty Vssssis Nav;gdtiag tie
Mississippi and other Rirsrs.
All steamboats, and other vessels
navigating the Mississippi river, dee.
tined for ports Or places within the
Confederate States, on arrival within
the territory Of the Confederate
States Of A1erics, ffon any pert or
plsce beyond she northern limits
thereof, shah come to Il the port Of
| Norfolk, Otherwise known q Nelu's
landing, h ths State Of Nissiasippi,
and the master, o. person b esn.
mand Of every sch vessel, shall make
due report of he arrival Of tAs said
vessel By exhibiting 70 he rsvsnus
officer at ssid pors, duplicate mani.
tests Of the whole cargo, sad shsll
obtain from the rsvsnue oGcee Q ~.
ti6cate endorsed on one Of the said
msnifests, Of the fact Of IL exhibi.
ton, and shall leave with the I'D
o6lcer the duplicate of ths same.
II shall b. the dssy, end = hereby
required Of the Collector Or chief
revenue officer u he part Of Nesfolk,
to board, ct I'll hosrs II tAe day sad
night either in psssea q b. . deps.
y, IN The psrsea of . Cusscn o1ees,
I'll vessels entering the Ccnfsdsrsss
States By the river Mississippi from
~Ao 49, H. Al es-sa.~e - :
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We find the following sound I'd.
vice in an exchangc pspsr, ~ editor
Of which is young msn. We wos.
der IL he did not indito thsss lines
with the hope Of influencing biz lsdy
lover he that rs i may, 10 psesuns
to think il good advice, sSd heps
somebody l''yos know vAo'') vii
act upon il. ta. ......', i,
II may seem strange to some that
the unmarried should deem themselves
capable ofsdvising, snd strsngss still
that they DO not themselves - upm
the advice. Well, ws vosld y W
could. We trust the young gsste-
man from whom We borrow s6e fol-
lowing may marry soon. lie talks
earnestly. Hear him: 'r yir Z
We really have faith IN satiy ~.
risgcs. Get married, ysas9 -,
just ~ soon after your nslsrily .
you find yourself capable Of nppest.
ing q wife modestly and ifsGally.
Never wait till yoa ct sish u & /!
the sad change that nay eone or
the frsshpsss Of yous Apaso bonuu
thst tine. And tbsa thse ~ ~
habits, opinions, sssociasiona q q
which bccomine n nsed nae4inn ~
your nature, may make ~ : visss
man, perhaps, bst vill dklnisA ~
10 much he uasPsahsble busoiou1s G
welded love to : youae - n
never wei. ill yos eps ~; - ~
Is . something 70 sssthly y ~ ~.
suit Of wealth even, ssoe)1lke g ~
of the schemes and astloe(v'ee -
dsy that The ronsess = lsvs ; 60
ID oct sf sdossss bsiae ~ segabe
10 ieit bet The nsfs spoelile =, -
animal nature. he 0saltRcnl b
gone, past III recovery. l219aGp
q still The sane, ~ 3lasll ~ ~
changed with tine ~ susouuiIS' u
though W ssill snjsy Il - lnnnss
and II h thss shivalsis disiaIeeua1ot
mass, shst absorbing senee e uaallsy.
Cd hsppiasss which bsloa ~ =
The union u tvo yosne fsisN g.
soilsd by eeutsss M - ~ ~
a Yea. ~ norvisA. sunnn,, -.
Never pssss bsessss III selA1ol
sooe. Hs na1 y ~ - ~ =
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PAuoLA, MES.
NVlLL practice IN The Circuit sud Chan.
w ssy CouSts Of the Ssvesth Judicisl
District, and the high Court Of Eron ssd
Appsals q Jackson.
9besial sstsssioa given 10 Probate busi.
nesi asd the securing ssd eollsssiou Of
ciains.
cyonss .ass side Of Pebble sqssse.
March 10, 1861. so.ly
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: SIMMONS J; MN, & oRUMp. i i1P,'

s9e6Of6of0b ~ 11uW,
8nYa40s Mics
JNYlLL practice in the Courts Of Pano.
w Ia, De- Soto, and other Counties In
North Mississippi, aud will pay particular
attention TO tie collection u debts, and
oil other business intrusted TO their care.
REFERENCES
Hon. J. ". Thompson, Ripley; Hoo. j.
r. Chalmers. fernando; Messrs. Brown,
Oxen & Co., Z. n. Apperson L Co., = Lane
& Co., Gallaway & Claskey, Memphis;
Mcssrs. Ward 4 footc. Pamela.
J.p. SIMMONS is Commissioner for North
Carolina 10 Mississippi.
January 81, 1861. n:-a
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JOSEPH w. CLANTON,
.sSSorasv as Ear,
PAvoLA. MISS.
vXyllL practice ia psnols and surround.
w Ing sounties. Special attention
given 70 the collection Of claims, and busi.
l., tho Probate Courts.
February "a, 1861. nl-iy
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Hrfsssiss ~ 11~ot ~
pretty ~ Asesvsgtufe J oeveU1
sss pssasl vS 0Deo (pls1b
sily 10 A.ss = - sssene -
pssss. We ~ IL p1za - ssa
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RECORDS AND RETURNS.

Il shall be ths duty, and is hereby
required Of the Collector n Customs
at the final port Of destination Of eli
vessels importing mcrcssndiss BY way
Of the river Mississippi - aforesaid,
to keep separate and distinct records
and accounts Of sll imports from this
source, and to render abstracts d
such to the Treasury Department y
part Of the commercial abstracts now
required to be rendered quarterly 10
aid deparsment.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-23

L#..aH .r.a hAhlEAAt Dec Il. u
The America, from Liverpool Dec. 7th
and Queenstown the 9Th, put In here thii
morning, short of GOAL. Her dates are two
days later.
Warliks sentiments and preparations
were unabsted in England. A Urge snti
war meeting had, however, been held q
Dublin.
The British Government sent letter
approving the course Of Com. Williams, The
mail agent on board the Trent.
Paris papers assert that the British Gov
ernment, in answer 10 petitions fIom the
manufacturing districts, had stated thai
ihe cotton ports Of the Southern States
would be opened by February at the latest
The British Parliament had been furth-
or prorogued till the 7th Of Jsnnsry.
Il was stated that orders for the pUr-
chase of half million quarters OF wheat
had been sent to the Black Sea ports from
london, within the last few days, for pres.
ent and future use.
EaThe British frigste Warrior was taking In
76e tons of coal, preparatory to service on
the North American coast
A considerable number of additional En-
French Journals say that France viii re-
main neutral in the event of war between
England and the United States.
The Hero carrying SO guns was to leave
Portsmouth on the 18th for the North
American coast.
The ship Silas Greenman for New York,
having 100 tons of lead on board was stop
ped on the river Thames the export of the
article having been prohibited.
LIVERPOOL, 7th.-AdVices from Man.
chester represent the market fat and prices
unsettled.
Liverpool Breadstuffs Market-Wsks-
field, Nash & Co and others report -four
quiet. Wheat firm but quiet. Corn easier
Mixed S4s 8d@34s Cd. The same authori-
ties report beef drmer; pork firm; bacon
tending upward; lard advancing; tslloW
easier; sales at 51s. Ashes advancing
Pots SSs; pearls 37s. Sugar tending down;
6d@ls lower. Coffee-No sales. Rice quiet
London, 7th,--Baring's Circular reports
wheat advanced 1@2d. Flour frmer.
Sugar declining, and 6d@1s lower. Tea
declining. Coffee steady. Rice tending
upward.
American Securities fat and nominal
Latest via Queenstown, Dec. 8.-Sales of
cotton yesterday, 10000 bales, including
1000 to spectators. Market closed frm-
er. Prices unchanged, Breadstufs steady.
Provisions firm.
London, 7th.-OonsOls closed SO. $4,000
for money. Ill Central shares 494@484
Discount Erie shares 233@243,
HsVre, 7th- Ootton-Ssles Of the week
about 900 bales. Prices are considerably
lower and closing nominal. Stock, 142,-
600 bales New Orleans tres ordinsire
1877; do. bss l30f
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-23
This Afternoons Report.
From NEW YORK .

NEw YORK, Dec. Il.
The Tribune learns that among the
papers on Thursday transmitted to the
Senate concerning Mexican affairs, WAS the
project of treaty with Mexico, the prOvis-
ions Of which are Of such importance that
IL is even thought it would, if confirmed,
Iced to the withdrawal Of England and
Franco from the spanish alliance.
II provides that our Government shall
pay $l1, 100000 to Mexico to be applied to
the satisfaction of English and French credi-
tors, and for grant 70 the United States Of
commercial privileges, the adjustment Of our
outstanding debts, and the right OF transit
across Mexican territory for troops and mu-
nitions Of war. a1 geI
Il is thought that the treaty viii be
speedily confirmed and sent ct once Il
! Vera Cruz.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-23
FROM NEW YORK.

I NEW 4 Ohkt Dec. Il.
The Herald says:
According to our latest sdvices from
Washington approximations of rupture
with England upon the late affair Of the
Trent may be dismissed. Our Cabinet, We
are informed, looking at the abrogstipg and
paramount issue, the suppression Of the
Southern rebellion, viii yield to the pres
ent demands Of England, and the condi-
tionsOf her neutrality even if their de-
mands be the restoration Of Mason and
slidell to the protection Of the British flag,
and disavowal Of apology for their seizure
BY Capt. Wilkes. ttn lf
Herald's dispatches:
The President, in his Special Message
communicated to the Senate yesterday, re-
ferred to the whole subject Of the TripSr-
tite expedition to Mexico, and asks the
Senate to advise him what course to
pursue.
Tribune's dispatch
Ex-Minister Jones, Of Iowa, has been ar
rested on a charge of writing letters from
Bogots to JEFF. Davis, protesting the ut
most anxiety for the success Of the Disun-
lon movement and promising TO join him
on his return from New Granada.
Thomas Frances Meagher was to day ap-
pointed Brigadier General by the Presi.
dent; also Gen. Palmer, Of Illinois.
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8InmbiHg
p, 30 " b.,
PEAO
PLHERER AMD. GAe HYTAR

PLGKBER 1RD GAs FTTEER
No. Io2 Pub. Square, funder 0hApin Hal, }
Manufactures aud KEEPS oon5t family on hand ell 81 =
OF Plum barsF and Gas Filters materials such y
Bath Boiler8t LEAD, GalVaIIiz8d eld Iron Pigs
Sheet Lead Bras and Iron hift and orce PUN p
Brass and Plated Feuoatg and eE1rTthing Necessary
70 t up Houses StoIes. &es With WASH e1d 7s1s %
the most approved principles.
- All work warranted and done punctually.-
Particular attention given to jobbing and countFy
work. janis
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WINTaB AEaAaaE6 EaTl5 = lIs-ll !


49, LEkRE CbHBEHAffD.
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