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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-02

! Is precisely " hat its p2n,4 rl?otrr f,.g..
pleasant O the taste. it is rcyiyityinr tyr,,nI
ting snd str. ngttienins the IltaI poFrs MI
50 rev iyIlies Ic,n>tstes md rcreMsihe ! oo5 +,
Ill its original rurii,, and thus rc,tolc. audi;
ders the vstem 'nyulnc' able 10 altsrk, Of d..
aSG II il the only preparation ever o,.raa,
, The world in popular foiIn So AZ to lp ynba
the reach of a., 50 CHI 70 caily and sshh1
comhtnei az TO he TIE mo powp- tui ME- !,I
vet sO perfect. as to act in perfect accortIs
9Th the laws Of natur,. and ! euce s,QhNI
weakest " oraoh aud tone up The digestive ~.
ans and aliay all nervous and other irritation,
ia also pcrt,c ~ eAhia atil 2 IN 1t. ,f,.tut'
vet it ia ~, e. tpliowcl ~ leS,l uiv e. dg,p.uO
# spirits. It is cornpotcd citircIl OF ,tse,.r
| nd tho-s. llO ougi. cO.nhiNiun IJHrrl. .'.is,
and scot hing pro pcrtCpg and ,uhs-Qg + or
lever lnjnr.. Such alelasny has l. ug Etl{I
be n hrsidcra um in III. med "a word tG'
by tina Tho Oh h Rkii}r,l Il Iae5}" sciarai
aso BY al. who have SUITE al on d ii n;yl
lit need; no ne neal s.ii. or nlow,cigctien,
see tha. dehi'ltv follow. ali a.;acs4 q dse.s
d lays the t,ngunr!. 1t svst IA rpea ru tea
sacks Of NAM o; th. luo, d; NE oQs r. gAs
.oor humanity IL constantly liable sHca
x.Ini.2 the following Cmsuu p.i'n I'm
hits Endi gesii II. p,s.ep-i2 Loss Of Ape,
ne rain.u,,.. Np,yrue ir,itaIiliiv. Neu;ae},
.uipi,aiot IF TIE l!eai,. NJ anchoy. dyry~
ra Nigh, Sueats. Iausnor, tr4dEess. al4s
Ittutc!a Of cases, .ut ariu'iy tial ifu2lral
Il TO in tI,nc, catIet E.m.Ie 'Y7sasS,.,eafh
-gu'.a,&s A'so !.irsrpc-anrtrn ri .;
p,dItv. sud Live, Comrla,rfs El.2,gg ut&.s
tlidne,,, Sc,!di.e. or I.cor,:Y. see ., wi
Urine ,oy auy s-rpcr.! Ir..yrc.gtnt q !llid
,ary O.calt. laiu IA IN. i;4cr. eii,. nib
tween tho >hnul.,era. r-.liSr..f,.,n & >HGti
iCoids Hack,ug and TJ.l,lnUeE U..y ~ (n..
iat.un Difficulty cr Rtgatnin. =: ia.lat'
mish. euurleratr nEuv rlor, ill tat relsN!
su;, O.. onty 10 soy.l will not OIL. cn,etltG
Ibjlity following Ihi!s auI Et7ey hut prm@',
III at,ac.s ariEire from MIA rnst. Inf5ultt
ID cYre,L, t,s,,lscs.i onc", II al-a2ty s!tacs 4
led. ANA aslt acts directly ...a Ier.i>'a1
upon the hillary eyslo,n a,ous;rc tie IigrDc,
action. ,ro;no;mr, ~ re-. - lie ,TurjJ.'
ana serre,iu, snt tie .yy.e,r. ], win nilHy.
prc yent apy Ct,i,.rious cvi,-e,l. nc 10 }.sl:'
uuon cAa,ya OF cIimqte arf ~a,ar; lcAtea,
ttayclrTs ,h0ulI have a bat,;, sin lh-m sud '
Al! shoold take : table qao,ni,4 at | -; ,%;t
eating. Ash prevents cos'i,,re.g silen.hep
the dr.. stivr n~gsrs, i shon,d h. in the tsla.
Of ali n.rson9 ~ sedrn,ary hstts, ,l4aIG i
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-02
William Srown, March q, 1891.
WIZ. W.. XVO0dard'x t>(alc.

STATE OF WEIR MONT, IN Probate Court hcd at
WAsnvcvuH DIsrsrcr IS, Montpelier. witnir and fo.
said District. on tie 8,h day ct Arr' 4. D. 1861.
WHITMAN lin'VAHD, Adm'nsf'a'"r q" the Es'ate
OF VIM. w. W"'d I'd tate OF Rushury, said dis
e. decraSed presents his anlni>l ration account lor
settlements Whrrrnpnn is ordered that te same he
fercd t" the Both day Of Apri next, Probate Office,
IN said Montpelier, f.r eX,mnat,n aud allowance and
that all concerned he notified hereof. by the publication Of
this order in The Greon Mountain Freeman printed at
iGItpelitr three weeks sICCtSSvel, be
a, they appear and at said ting and place. If they
see cause, object thereto. BY oider Of Court,
lw3 Attest, N. A. CHASE, Register.
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k.beNeZ~b' SEWERS 5, state.

THE Subscribers having bren appulnttd h, ihr htor
L able Pfulai, Cuutl for tie D~trlc 81 EHnto'ph,
Commissioners tnrerclvr aud dlU" ali ch ''r
and demands an pc against tht Esat n fie ger
Seavrr late Of "IIamst0Wu, in said District decreased,
represented n~oiveni and the term al G"nthH ir"l he
4th ,arch 1861, he'ngai i0cd by said Coat T." the
creditors said ieceaS"d to exhibit aud prove iclr re
spectvrctEi. beiUr+ give notice Hai Will attend
tOthe dutte OF urni 81 be nv" III hue a
the widow Son'r MA Seaver, in Wiansf"wn, IN eaid
district the 3ls # August, next O'Clock
the forenoon sail day.
ALVIN SMITN, iru,,.
JOHN LYNDE, ~
WihiahStnwn, March 81, S6I 4N3f
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IL. IL. 'E'Osyfs~emi'~ El~tase.

ftE subscriers having appointed by The hunoble
4 Probate Court Tor HE ttIlr CT of Rani"lph ctmn.is-
snners To- reCiv ,exl'nue and ADJUST all claims aGd de-
maud of Ill persons. aginet the If b. Ia" nd,
late OF VI lausoWn n, IN said district derea>Cd uure
scented ln>uivrui, and tie trm mun" fli the goth
day If Mach, lebl. bshg allowed NJ sad cant I" the
creditors of said deceased, eXht aud prove their
speciNc cEt;Hir before Gave rotcP, tiai viii al
tend to tbs duties ef our appointment II, ih- dwelling
hunse e the !'iow May VA Tow. nd, ii iEainS
town, in SAID IKE l4th dnl september next
at nine o'uuCk Lht G.ftuoon, said day
Al VEN SUI ri. C,r,.
JOHN LYADE, ! VIA 49,
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Probate Courts fer Randolph
EsisfpiFt

DRORATE ,OURTS within and for the District of Ran
L doph for the year ensuing win be holden as follows
At the Registers Ofce in Brookfeld, the first Thurs
day in each month at the Orange County HOTEL III
Chelsea, the third Thursday in each month at had
wck's Hotel in West Randolph the fourth Thursda!
IN each month. At j /. B0wlcs Hotcl in Washing
ton on he second Thursday in February, May and Aug
ust. BY order q Court,
j. r. CLEAN ELAND, Register
Chelsea December |, 1860.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-02
VEGA1 ABAG LIFE MEDICINES.

are wen Known t., Le Iu,aInnl,.
DsPEPslA ~ thoroughly cleansing the first seeoLd
It, ma hS ana creating W Of pure heahhy bile
stead OF the stale and acrd kind Fla urncy loss OF
Appetite heartburn headache Rese 'sness, I1tesnle,
AE&tet> La; guor ond melancholy, which tho gen
eral sl np"ms OF Dysprpsia viii vanish as natural
con -eGe noe OF its 2u,c
toIIvENAs, by cleansing the whole length Of the in
test mes wiha >ovent process aud without violence
all vioeut purg.s leave the Lo"tls costne within wo
fEyERs of al kinds, by rest ing the blood toa reg
ular circulation, through the p'Occ>g CT resp lion il
liz such CABS, aud the Thorough souuon o. a intestinal
Tic l. te htd!cCs have beer known 10 cure RuaByna.
fs'n ie1nanen'.2 III three weeks, and G,u in half TIA.
ard 1!anieas of the JOINTS.
bnopstES Of all kind-, by frasng and stren 9Th ming
the nd eyS and Daudrr they Operate d gh ful
on tpCsc important organs, and iu0cc have ever Epci
tonGd G ram remedy for the worst Of Gravel
Also WohM~' 10y cl~od*i'g f. n the turniuEs Of the
SCUkVY, CLCERs and lnvetei sorts ty tie perfect
parity w'ch these Lie Mcdcinea 70 The bo3t aid Ill
scoRBurIc FnUPT:oE7 aNl haG Conp'exona by their
ae'ane fleet nltn the hu,d> III !eca Tie gslf ana
the mobd safe j which occasions all trupti,a com
plans. sci ow cleEdy and Other diGagresAJ complex
lUu3
The use Of heae Pills for Il very sot tine VIII eff,
an entire cite Salt Rheum. and striking improve.
mrnt in h2 cicaTuess Of tn skin. Ioriaon Colds ald
lhine"za vi always lie cured by one doe or Two 10
PILES The original proprietor Of tteo rnel;cjass.
we curc ct f@ Of 10 years standing BY the u the
Lie "et,>incs alone
couhr,, hesc Medicines Will be found safe Fl rar,,
arp certain eMcdy oher N d,cIncs leave the sytegn
:uti CT 10 cet,sn If he disease cure by tAcae med
hints is permaneTy II EN- be eariseti. and be cured
3 LtOts fEViR9 l.ED Liver: GOai PLANTS tie, cra
u. hy o,s If ApIetlte D eases Of re;pa!es~-h2 Med
icineS hay, c"i U.s. With the beneficial rYsus in
cases OF this "scF p'ion kings Evil and Ncros,ia
IN it, worst 'o'Es Ids to The mild yet powerful
lon OF theEe leinarS2ble Med,cinec, AigEt Sweets
Nervous Debility Nevlu9 Com lants Of ali kjnta Pa
ed.
MEECCRrAL DI8nAbMs Persons whose CONSTITUTIONS
have become impaired by the udcoIls us= Of usrcury
Wi,i ind these MeaicocH Ioict az they naver
iai from Fia system all the effects OF Ma,
curry, infinitely Ftoncr thea the ncst powerful popera
tion OF Sa!sai 2Iil'a
PTei 81 md soi1 by w. 4. NGToEaT
cIryU 80 R20ADwAY. NEly YoRg
~ Arl. BprYsia,zrs
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-02

Tie ,eebra how e.. land rel ed 'or llabtua' Co.'-
It Pal Jaundc", Eve ana Agu", 'ieh'sai fepl =
. in and all arising from dhvreed otoLach
Liver or roW'is
Tie, are USE d and recommended BY he leading h'S
icune o. The unrs anG ala who use them pi""' u"oo
hem va uU lie, ,
Or ia az. L. LEEPERE writes ,om Na7arre stark
Co.. o.: The erF prat ed By those 81 'efiDg OH
InuIA e.'lon dyspep in and I've, complaint y" - ~
/. y. pAA " >. oanaSer II Will mspHIt. o., saYH'
I" ] Il give a IL aUou. u'c Ii N my ell Ha'iig 'a-
KIN 3D. become irosTa'e aud LOST III, 'pleti.e Ii 'e
iiev.d me, and recommend 1t wnh goat ASSURANCE
OF lte merus ~ :, .
they the most va liable mc,ic Ne oileieh ne hts
rec enucd HIM VITA great u,c's" and with them
several ours Of paphauon o. tbs heart uld & IL
Gebiuty. .
THOMAS STANFORD, C.q B, ountville Henry GO
ind writes Us oug let c.. under GATE Of Nay T. lS60
He was much ured, la wing been an ced tor III &c
Years VIII reat nervous deb y, pap ta on OF the
rer u,nG few bot, CO comp eley restored, an'i an
III robust c,tth
q w. COLEMAN says he afflicted with rhcun1-
al ism TO. twenty its TO ms. ana at
The DARE of this letter he has tteu iva Yeas Well ihe
Bltters ciec when several Phys Claus at END
ing m coulu 10 hiu. no cd lie say, tor rheura-
tsln, d sp-l sia cuIrpsa nt kidney Affection or
Drops , il Is pe!itic crriam remedy.
j w. HU vi WI ~ trosG DeiphU. Allen Co, ONO,
(a where te,crand Aguc prevail lth8t lie mo
Chez fully dt u, Of decided N ID ii e">eH
OF ttve aud Aeu,, D sln psia u G'nera' Debility
ID GALiE,itE& g.. u wlite- from Vac Vert o..
rgspCc III ~ recommend the sherry Wi h!t
tiers the OF CO If ptic persons, aud all who re
ql.i,c sInnul .tIng ni,dict,IG -
Snch AeHvs arc receiving Daily.
FLU l. DlLEt IA M At C,Jht NJ Eat IL Bottle
Sid bN dealers in medicine generally. fMar. !! M
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-02
Hss.0ss;sge { RssEFS .

STATE OF yEnM0SI PRotAtTL co., hIS Th'
said viii he hold at the Probate Once in Montpelier, iii
lid District Tuesday Of each week, during the year
ensuing Persons hay husi" WITH said Court are re-
quested to atten to the same on said court days.
T. L. MEnkIs ii, Judge.
Deccmher |. 1860,
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Notice.

fNHlS ctrdo5 that have given my son. Henry 4. Gull
yer, his time daring thu remainder Of his minority
and shall no claim his eatnin.s y any debts of his
contracting after his date. THOMAS CULVER.
DANIEL CHASE, Witncss,
Worcester. March is, lS6i. Gtti.3a
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NHlS s to certify that have til day sold my son. So
u"i Ma xham his time during the remainder Of his
minority and thai shat! cai.n ofhs wages nor pay
any debts Of h' contracting after this date.
R0Hbury March 80, 1851. EDWIN A. MAXHAM
Lorenzo Ellis, " itness. 2T6 :3y%
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"H has stood the BeSt Of all Tests
TIME.
The Vegetable Pulmonary BALKAN

folafed bl The wen kn0Wn tlrug0iS: Nc = -
l,r Co. s, We have goos! authority Or 'Syl"s
the btst remedies Tor ~.
Coughs Colds and Rulmsomary C"tnpl''
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Esshs SAFE.
A'ftSG rate Chance fcE Bushes
Men

FIE ribgr offers for Sale al his real Estate viz
f19r au( ouG-l 4!f cf choice tud with first
class new ceiling Eou3', tho oughly finished and nt
ed thto9Sh9nt Win cemen' cell :, ami 50 wa'er in
the kt3ch good well arranged barn, with rannin,
water in The yard, and large iGge house with
gool 1ro therein good store built 10 years SINCE With
shea ii a:ary at &chgd we'll painted. his property
- situated Gao mile from Hydepark two miles from MGR
fGv!le in .ntra location the trade of NorTstown
an Hylep0tk and adjoining In the villa
Gr& Mil Saw Mi Tannery ,Wo lien Factory, Car agc
eS2 Starch Factory blacksmith shop, &c. fh is
oYthe very best locations for trade in Lau1oe County
where large business is being donc business
been done ard for ready strictly. chance is
mere cfred To an active business will also sell
very dye Interval OF saae % &cra@ / r the bull.
ding, We! fen :ei wish sooi la sld the rcon
win vac. in the yard either wtA separate from the
hIi!liDgs.
Fer fl'th,! partc ilars enq4te Of tho Subscriber.
W. TERRILL.
CsSyS E4.,s, vG., Tau. %, 1861.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-11
SPECIAL 70 TIE POST.

WASHINGTON, Nor. 9.-An exchange of
prisoners is likely to be accomplished on
satisfactory conditions The Government
is now engaged in discussing the question.
Lieut.. Kurtz, who was released from Rich
mond on parole in order to urge upon the
Government the expediency of making ex-
changes, expresses great confidence in the
success Of his mission.
The President has commenced his annual
message.
The bridge over the Potomac is being
reconstructed, and will oe kept ia repair for
military uses during the winter.
The Government has decided 10 hold the
position now occupied at HAtEeras- Rein
forcemenIs will be sent at once, including
a regiment 10 replace the goth Iadiaua, who
have suffered severely.
The story that the rebsI5- had erected a
new Potomac battery twelve miles below
Alexandra, is denied by the officers Of the
Washington Navy yard
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-11

CAIRO, Nov. IA great battle was
fonght to-day at Belmsnt, three miles above
Columbus. Generals Grant and McCler-
nand commanded. They landed at 8 O'Clock
a. NJ, the battle commenced al IL, and
lasted until shutdown. Our boys drove the
enemy from their intrenchmeats with great
loss; burned their camp and stores, with
all sheir baggage; took all their cannon;
brought home all their horses and mules,
two Geld pieces and nearly one hundred
prisoners, but were finally forced to retire
TO their boats, the rebels having received
reinforcements from Columbus. Our force
vas about 3,4oo. The rebels was about
1900.
Generals Grant and McClernand, Coils.
Dougherty, Logan, Foulke and Buford, be-
haved with great gallantry, and were eve
rywhere found in the thickest of the fight.
Both the Generals horses were shot; Gen
McClernand' twice; his saddle and cloth
ing were riddled with balls. Capt. BieIas-
kie, one of his aids, was killed, and Capt.
Dresser, his other aid, had his horse killed;
his holsters each caught a ball; another
erased his head, aud another penetrated his
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Special Notices.


Eosn those soHO are Ess che sstJ0S nsssEe
of perfect health frequently have need to have re.
course to tonics as personalities Of disease We
are never too we'll armored against the assaults OF
the Ills that flesh is heir TO-" Such an invigora'
tor they may find in HOST ETTER's B1TTERs-a
medicine that cannot be taken regularly wi thout
giving vitality and elasticity to the system. At
this n particularly, the strongest man is not
proof against the malaria, in certain portions OF
the country. In all cases of fever and ague, the
Bitters Is more potent than ny cunt of quinine
while the most dangerous cases Of bilious fever
yisld to its wonderful properties. Those who have
tried the medicine will never use another for any
Of the ailments which the HOstetter Bitters pro-
fess to subdue To those who have not made the
experiment, we cordially ommend an early ap-
plication to the Bitters whenever they striek.
en- by diseases of the digestive organs.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally every
where. nov6d1w
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-11
ORDER OF COUNCIL DIRECTING LOTS
To Re EIILEn

And now here il appearing 70 he Common Coun-
Gil or the City Of kVaHsVille, that Lot 30. a. IN
Block NO. 8, Ia the Eastern Enlargement of said
city, is stu tIsd that water colscrs snd
atagnaut th reon, ana ths Owasr owners ~ said
Lot are hereby directed and required by the said
Council 70 I'LL up said Tor 20 sncn a n6i sht aa will
preveRt water from collecting aud remaining stag
naRL thereon, withia thirty days from tEe passage
Of this order.
/, Patrick Burke, CLERK Of the City Of Eyansville,
do hereby certify TIA. Ghs foregoing a rrue and
complete copy VI IN order of said Council, passed
on the ID day Il August A. u. 1861 20 far s il re-
lateB 20 the within u@tnGd Lot.
In witness whereof, have hereunto subscribed
my name and affixed the seal OF SAID City, this 18th
day Ot august A. u. ISL
augI4 PATRICK BURKE
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 9.-Flour unchanged ;
buyers offer S4(84 so for super, but hold
ers ask 4 1904 90; 200 bbls super Louis
vile inspection sold at S. Wheat firm
at so@85 for red. Oats &c and firm
Corn steady at 3oci distillers want 10 get
it 25. Whisky in active demand at 14k;
sales of 900 bbls. Provisions dull 100
hhds bacon shoulders sold at 3k@33 I46
bbls old mess pork sold at $40; so sold at
10 rs; 10 new ditto at rs. Lard firm at
&c for all this month 800 hogs brought
3 I23, delivered next week. Groceries
firm good demand in a jobbing way at
full prices.
Exchange dull at I premium.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-11
LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
Five Schooners Captured.
Two Cargoes of Munitions Of
War taken and 10000
Stand of Arms!
Gen. Scott gone to Europe.
Further Particulars of the
Belmont Fight.
Gen. Scott gone to Europe.



New YoRK, November o-Tne storeship
Nightingale arrived this morning from the
passes from New Orleans. She has on
board csrgoes of Eve schooners, captured by
the q. s. steamer South Carolina, including
two cargoes Of munitions of war, including
immense Quantities of powder and 10000
stand of arms.
The frigats Powhattan has arrived from
Key West in K days. for repairs and new
hoiiers,
The storeship Nightingale arrived from
the South pass in ten days. She left there
the Niagara and Huntsville and tie store
ship Pampero and J. G. Kuhn.
The Arago sailed for Europe at noon
Among the passengers was General Scott.
Col. Il. L. Scott and wife, and Thurlow
Weed. The General went on board at 10
a. n, and nobody but passengers were al
lowed to go on board.
1t says that Capt. Balasky, of Gen. Nc
Clernand's staff was killed, and many other
particulars that we fought all the way
into the camp of the enemy, Immediately
under the guns of Columbus, spiked two
guns and brought away two, together with
400 prisoners.
The Federal loss is stated at 800, and
that of the enemy much heavier.
The government has no authentic infor-
nation that the rebels are weakening their
forces on the lower Potamac.
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Tax NOTICE Tor I8el.

FEEEE a z X II = xeE n 9 OF YIN.
~ derburgh County hereby notified
nat ne Tax DuIlcate Tor tSoi Containing list OF
Taxes for state Couu aud other purposes, has
been received by from tho Auditor of said Coun.
y, aud that can be found at my ONCE IN the
Court House, for tbs purpose OF co iving tho
eRue. Ths Taxes for the year 1861, are as foIIows
Tor Stare purposes, Is cents eaeh SIG0 yalua-
ton, aud 90 cents on each taxable poll.
For Military debt Sinking Fund p -rPoses, 3 cents
tach no saluati0f rs afo resafd
For State Debt sinking md purposes, 2 cents
on each 500 valuation as aforesaid.
For Common school purposes 10 cents on ca ch
500 valuation as aforesaid. and 50 cents on each
Taxable Poll. Except as to the properly AID polls
of negroes and mdlattoes.) or County purp ,ses
% cents each 500 valuation and one d0llar on
each Taxable Poll.
And Tor the purpose o. providing revenue to
meet the annual Interest County Bonds issued
to tAe Evansville q Charlottesville Railr6af Com
pauy, cents on each 500 val uAtion aforesaid.
For Tow uship Special School aud Road purposes
aslevied ny lha Trustees of the several Townships
Of said Evunty with the advice and consent of the
Board Of Commissioners Of said County is as fol-
For Pigeon Totgnskip.-For Towpshiu purposes l
cent SUI for speciai school purposes cents
each 500 valuaton as afo esad on ali pro{ erty not
WILLIE
Fer Enfg5t TolrnsEtp For Road purposes, IL
csats or each 500 valuation as at resaId.
For eeoE Tolvpsh p.-For Township purposes
cents CT ,pecial school purposes cents on each
eIoQ yaust Aforesaid.
For q. m rong IoiUash p For Township purpo-
SEES ocits, aud for SPECIAL School purposes coats
on each SlU0 valuation aforesaid,
For Perry T0wnship.-For Township purposes ~
cents and tor Special school purposes "a cents On
each s 90 valuation as aforesaid.
For Usf0s Tor. shsp.-For Township purposes
Is ceats on each 500 valuation aforesaid.
. E0r CeEtrs TotEaslip-For township purposes
cents for special school purposes cents, and for
Road purposes csnta each 500 valuation
aforesaid
Eos German Totsaship.-For Township purposes
10cents for Special S~n0ol purposes 1915 csats,spd
for Road purposes cents each 500 valuation
aforesaid.
For City Of EgaHsvile-For Special School pur.
posss 10 cents on each 500 valuation aforesaid.
LEROY CALVERT, 7. V. q.
Oct 18Th. s6f.-awdaw
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CIscIXEATI. Nov. s.---It is impossible yet
to obtain anything like an accurate report
of the killed and wounded and missing at
the engagement at Belmont on the 18th. It
Is estimated that Is of the 22d Illinois are
missing. There is thought to be $50 mis-
sing Of the 7th Iowa. Col. Lannon'S wound
IS not dangerous. Lieut.. Col. Wondt is
killed. The Major is missing. The Adju-
tant is missing and reported killed. Liquan's
regiment has 35 killed and wounded.
All but A of Col. FauIker's regiment au-
swered to the roll call yesterday afternoon.
The loss in Buford'G regiment is not ascsr.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 9.-The Treasury De-
partment has suspended the printing of the
, years bonds till the 10th of August, and
directed the plates to be altered to the LIST
of October, $5, 000, 000 having been print
ed. The Department this week has been
paying With the greatest possible expedi-
ton the accounts of the army and navy,
these being considered the most urgent and
important.
Further accounts are all necessarily sus-
pended till that branch shall be completed.
The War Department has received an Of
fetal telegram concerning the battle at
Belmont, No, which generally confirms the
newspaper statements.
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blanket He was the first to mount one of
the guns captured, which is now in camp.
Gen. Grant had his horse killed under him,
and COL Dougherty was wounded aud TAX
en- prisoner.
To the heroic conduct of our officers and
men the country owes lasting gratitude;
Captain Hatch, Assistant Quartermaster,
was the last one aboard the boat, staying
behind to assist all aboard / was not in
the engagement, but learn that our loss
will be between three hundred and Eve
hundred.