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fEorlIIllle. &c Aauia creek.

Tse telegraph brings reports of fighting al
Aqua Greek. Two vessels attacked the
battery at that part sad were meeting with
success. More force was called for to work
against the battery, which was promptly
furnished vrrrTfssa
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VIVA. Harris, Of Newton, Mass, has
been arrested fos cruelty 70 bis dumb beasts.
Several were fastened 10 stalls and starved to
death. Harris is respectfully connected, and
vas formerly merchant in Boston.
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ri III. hEAHNKTI Nay u.
Denver -adviees to the 2sth, stale that Gov
Given arrived at thar plscs On the 9Th and mace
q sDeeeh 60 sUmr 200 peOp.aT that evening, he
received 4 warm rcCeptiOu.a p r 2 ~ q -
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..Nerer nlInd Ihe G,rnes ID Ir.,,
The Buffalo Commercial hasths follOWisg
Whish is too good TO keep;

The Buffalo Commercial hasthe following,
Whish is too good TO keepi
On Friday, as the members Of one Of our
volunteer companies WAo were being pFac-
tieed in the mu,ket drill by gentlemen
who, although not Of their G. rps, was aeting
ss Lieutenant for the day, The latter said -
viii teach yOR the msnner OF sprpendeTV
ing arms, so, in case you viii ever have 10
do II, you will know hoW to do il gracefully
Tue Captain OF the company, standing
near, Immediately responded; aHold on,
LieuIena1tl I'll teach them that myself." -
He ssiEed musket from SOLDIER standing
near raised il 20 bis shoulder moment as
Tin The act Of firing upon an enemy. Then,
letting Il drop from his hand, hs Initiated
The aetiOa of-s maH shot through the heart,
staggarsa heavily forward and fell upon tine
piece. He sprang up again in moment
and cried "Thsss the way this company
will surrender armser A Tremendous shout
broke from the ranks: "That the kind We
learn, surrender and die at the same time,
neTsr mind the grace of it. And the
grace OF it was discar led. II such men
fiji all the regiments nov organizing in tbs
North, the country viii pass thrOpgh lhi
coming struggle gloriously. sIa 9 q CT
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.EEv YoEH3 May 81 e
Orders were issued yesterday to arm and equlP
seven regiments,
some six fefilleuis leaYe here 70 -m1Irou ana
SUNDAY for Fort Monroe and Washlngton.
The Times says that the habfts c1rpus writ IN
the MeFriman case Wsll ne sgspendeos ana posi-
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FROSI F0RT WAYNR.

e8 40 II. .yArss, May 81
The 6ne new steam douriDg mill Of J. J. Com
partt, took Dire this morning aud wasp Fiialiy
c0usGmed, Los about $40 oe0oi mostly insured.
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TuE TKXAs rhO5l'T, {

TIE troops ffen the Texss routier arrived at
Fort LeaYehWOrlh q day in good health. lh, =
leit nOshing AZ the posts eFaeaatsd sxeepl " 6
ti9rass't s51i t,,..,v- =, he, rs.,ssss. ss.-- -,.---
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lIy..srloa, ,rovonqntp ia Kentucky.

The louisville Journal Of Thursday pub
lisbes tba foIlowin0 letter.
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Gen. Lyon, who formerly commanded at
the st. Louis arsenaL and who took Gen.
Frost prisoner, has been appointed to succeed
Gen. Harney in the department Of Missouri.
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ton, and Eastern Way, daily
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EBNksIAN 4 KELLoGG, y a.
5l . 'a71 = ,as--srs -sHiaifsa u--1--,-f go 80
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ms E: iHsassE; s 5ssE:; y ';ii ~
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The maa-dOg reason has arrived and ssE.
aralhaEt spssassa "a NsR ySsks zra
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At latest reports Senator Douglas was
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FAIRFAx COURT B0UsE 40 BE At
TAf.KED.
wAsaIsoror, Mny 81

Several regiments occupy the Heights two
mi IS beyond Arlington. Iicksts extend six and
g.hSrf milss from Washington. portion Of this
IOree hNs been ordered 10 advance on Fairfax
before daybreak. An engagement Is expecied.-
Fourteen hundred secessiOnists are there.
Two priYates Of the GaTibaidi Guards were ac-
cdentAlly shot to day through the careless use Of
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lt<t CEIcAoo, May si-9So z. NJ.
Senator Douglas Is sum gradually sinking, His
physicians entertain no hopes OF his re oYery.
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1000 YARDS HIMALAYAs. :

olsaP = -asF sesltRgi isr Eisht Esuis ~ FiEa
i-ii s.adI. P. SHKRwooD.
~ 70 saoi a a1sal o. isr-si91 q. : var
1 - -aslz - laaIs5 q ld b.rs
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RRoaI RAIlrIalnIiR.

-uaiIH ''- BALTIMORE, May 81. Z
Elk Gov. Pratt was arrested last evening at
Annapolis, and taken ta the Washington Navy
Yard. Il 4 rumOrsd thai ex- Gov. Low Was also
arrested. MeLane, late Minister to Mexico, was
nominated ioF Congress by the secesslonists Of
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The Hlckaite Friends are GOV holding their
anniversary in the cit, Of New York TE
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GOLD BANDS. &C. 30,
Also just ors sed = hssntiful lot Of 1

with Bands. Lool &C., 70 match Co, De and Tas
ehoft noties bypxpegisneed Forkmsn'and a. res D
aisS.N. could tass uio,iobs o. paiHtins, srais
ing and garuishing e AiF and ,smHnssAiise r4its
Al - ~ ~ ca 8t-fN q 10.
Ne b, ~ Dealers We EOuld invite their etfs1i.oa
% ur large st0ck. mara.
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GUNNER ARRANG EAiENT FOR
- Closing the MaiIs at the ClsFelAnd Post 0lcs.
Cum meucing May IS, Inel. io u- rIt
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WHITE COTTON TRIMMINGS,
~. ffinse'' DiAitI' RsTfRE ~ <! 4 HArsM.NN,
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Ta..'5ll. aara.. 1.s.lF.sa' =. s...so. . :
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! 2RpFF 5sngin9s.. .'I
I'm nm ROLLS WALL PAPER

war has been declared aud Seceasion d the order
Of .be day, sad nov b the time for al tidy hou8e-
kosprrs ~ ssoede from dirty and smoky ualls, and
eosFcs on them with = rush, ne WALL RAREk,
= Teby lmpreyihg thstr homes, aud most Oi al sief
: 100000 ROLLS NOW READY
for sale at H. Cars u Co., 1sS, Superior 81, and
20 low that an cau gst than- o4 i
THE COST u MERE NOTHING.
Wenre row ready 70 sell Freneh. klRlish spc
Amarfcan wall papers from 50 70 Is per cent beloN
pssvious prices and s0uld mCst resp ctfully iuvt.
al 70 look IN npvn 0zr STOCK oeore oqy MS lQl u
FfTe the utmost gatislaUtion. Our Eood1 3 Ilng d.
rrcty from the factories, Ee tkereos ge uls pTnet
Ys
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News FROM EURopE.--By the arrival
of the steamship Persia off Cape Race, we
have foreign advices to the 10Th instant.
The persia had LOO troops on board,
and was bound for River du Loup. The
Australasian passed the Cape short time
after. bound for Quebec with troops. His
Royal Highness Prince Albert, died at
noon OR Sunday, the 10Th instant, of ges-
tric fever. His deccasc must have bccn
quite sudden. as he was not considered
dangerously i'll until the Friday previous.
The Liverpool Mercury states that the
Earl of derby had been consulted by the
government, aud expressed his approval
of its policy in reference to the American
difficulty. He also suggested to ship
owners TO instruct their captains to sig
nalize any English vessel that war with
America is probable.
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GEN PHELPS PROCLAMATION CoNDEMND
BY GEN BUTLER--Adjutant Gen. Tho
mas has received letter flom Maj. Gen.
Butler, now at Washington, accompanied
by the report of Brigadier Gen. Phelps at
Ship Island. Butler says he has not re-
ceived an official copy Of Phelps procla-
nation, but considers the printed copies
to be correct. Butler furthers declares
that 1.-The issuing of any proclamation
in such an occasion was neither suggested
nor authorized by him. and most GER
tainly not such an one as this" With
that Important exception he commends the
report, and asks attention to the clear and
business like statements made in it.
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From the N. Y. Evening Post Nov. 9th.
Egen,ng as. Mwniag Papers.


Ecsn,ny rs. Morni'g Papers.
The relative positions of the morning and eve
ming papers have changed greatly during the pres
enJ war litle white ago the morning papers
were here, a. they have always been in Lonlon
and Paia, prominently the newspapers. lhey
furni he'd their readers over their Breakfast tables
all the incidents of the previous day and night.
Evening papers merely repeated the Information,
with alew add particulars gathered in the
course of the mo ming, and the local city news.
But since the opening of the war IL has been dit
ferent. he fir accounts of nearly every impor-
tant action an olement, AZ we said the other
day, have been given to The public OF New York
by the evening papers. thus, The reports OF the
Great Bethel fight of our successes in Western
Virginia of The Bull Kun defeat of the Hat
teras inlet affair, and most signal of all, of the
Port Royal victory and of the capture of Ma on
AMI Slilell-wele all received in tbi, city too late
for the morning papers to print, but eaIl enough
for the evening papers to give full particulars
To day we have another proof in our echoes OF
the first guns from Pensacola
he FREE Press receives dispatches regularly,
by both the American and Vt. and Boston Lines,
up to four O'clock, OF each day Its telegraphic
news is consequently as late and in most ca es
81 full Is in fact the same, as that given by the
N. Y. Evening Post and the New York and Bos-
ton evening papeos generally.
Subscriptions promptly attended to.
Terms by mail 81 90 per annum or Sl,00 per
luarter,--stiictly 10 advance.
g. W, s. G. G. BENEDICT, Proprietors.
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Conference.

THE LAMoILI.E CONFERENCE of Congre-
i gational churches will meet at johnson on
Tuesday and Wednesday, the It'll and Sth of Jan.
uary, 1862.
1t is hoped that members of the different
churches will appreciate this as an important
means of growth in grace, and of cultvating a
more intimate christian fellowship, and that many
will avail themselves of the opportunity.
The first meeting will be held at the Congrega-
tional Church, at halfpast ten on Tuesday NOR
ning. .. a.-ss $3.50. ga. -...--1-
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Notice.

A N adjourned meeting of the proprietors of
n the undivided lands in Wolcott, will be hol-
en- at I. Hubbel's hotel, in said town, on the
first Monday of January next, at 10 clock A.
NJ, when the committee appointed to survey
and allot said lands will make their report and
the lands divided agreeaby to law among the
owners thereof. 4sf-
Dated at Morristown, this 25th day of Deeem-
Der 1861. s. NJ. PENNOCk, Sec'y.
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THE New DUTIEs.--Congress has pas
ped an act Increasing the duties on GER
tain articles. The Springfield Republican
says: ..,- ....-... .....s..
The increase of duties on tea, coffee and
sugar meets With no popular objection
from any quarter, and it is believed that
the increased price of these essential arti-
cles will but very slightly diminish their
consumption. They furnish the most con-
venient and the most certain sources of
revenue and the addition just made to the
daios, it is believed, will add seven or
eight millions to the revenue for the
present year. Tea and coffee were free of
duty year ago. In July duty of 10
cents was placed on tea, which is now
raised to 20 cents. The only Objection
made to this is, that discrimination
should have been made, and the duty been
fixed in proportion to the COST As it
now is the poor man who uses 80 cent tea,
pays as much on each pound as the rich
man who INDUCES in an article that costs
dollar per pound. The first duty
placed on coffee was IL cents the pres
eut duty is 5 cents. The duty on clayed
sugar was first raised from 81 of cent
to cents, now to 8 cents on brown SUI
gar from ga of cent to 2 cents. now to
. IL cents on higher qualities and can
dies to 5 and s cents; aud on molasses to
6 cents per gallon.
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Ga There arc, we learn, sixty-seven
rebel families at the Doncganna House,
Montreal, On the receipt of the first
news from England concerning the seizure
of Mason and Slidell, so joyful were they
that supper was given by them at the
House, costing $500, "-
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TREMENDOUS FREsHErs IN OrEGoN 49,
The autumnal frcshets were terribly des.
tructive to property in The valleys border
on the rivers of Oregon. Nearly all the
Touring mills of the State and great guam
titles of grain were destroyed. Most Of
the framed warehouses at Oregon City
were washed away and the town was food :
cd four feet deep. Bat two bousc1 were
left standing at Linn City. sr8
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thusiastlc as it is, will be very welcome to
its many readers With foreign sympa-
thy and the anxieties about foreign inter-
ference in our national troubles to be dis
cusscd, the Bureau could hardly fail to be
interesting and the Drawer and Easy-chair
are always we'll filed. The present is a
very favorable time to subscribe for the
work. 1t will help to pass many pleas
ant winter evenings. @ srt..t
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SPRUNG Up.--A modern Council of
know Nothings,' on the most approved
scale sprung up suddenly in Bennington
one day last week. Sufficient to the
day is the evil thereof" -Bennmgton
Banner. a..i .u.a
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smartith.

In Cambridge, Dec. oath, by Rev. Z. wbeelock
Horace r. Hubbard of Burke and Jana Whit
comb Of Cambridge tgf18
Also Sidney r. French, Of wcstford, and
Marion y. Nichols Of Csmbrideo at' '''" y
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ca Died at Camp Griffin, Virginia,
December 9th, Edison 7. Fairbrether, son
Of Thomas Fairbrotber, of Coventry. aged
twenty three years. v,
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THE REBEL PRIYAIEER.
A TALE OF THEPREsENTT TIME.
BY NED BUNTLINE.
1T Is THE GREATEST NAUTICAL NOVELETTE, SINCE
THE DAYS OLE MARYATT.

THE DAYS oE MARYATT.
THE New YORK MERCURY Is sold by ali news
men and periodical dealers in America. To sab
scribers, IL is regularly mailed every Saturday
morning. for So year !, thee copies for So six
copies for 50 eight copies for $l2, with an extra
copy, free, to the getter up of. the club, Six
months subscriptions received. Always write
plainly tho name of your Post ONCE, County and
States We take the notes of all specie paying
banks at par. Payment must invariably be made
in advance. #. 0l4.ar
0Jy- Specimen Copies sent free to all applicants.
Address all letters and rcmittances, post paid to
CALDWELL, Southworth q. whitney,
70 Proprietors Of The New York Mercury
Ia aud ~ Ann street, New York city.
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NEW fEAR Win AN OlD fNlEND
On New Years day of 1862, that world re-
nowned and unrvaled gem of American journal
ISM the peerless New York Mercury, will enter
upon the twenty-fourth year of the most brilliant
career ever achieved by paper. During the past
year it has been the teacher, story-teller, mentor
and oracle of two hundred thousand American
homes, from ocean to ocean-and from Quebec.
in Canada, to Pensacola, on the Gulf of Mexico
Young and old, rich and poor have reveed in its
enchanting stories of wisdom romance, art,
poetry and genial humor and its prai,e is
- Familiar in their mouths as household words. :"
The noble patrot-soldier IN his tent, too, has
whled away the tedium of amp life in the absor-
bling review VI its
E0RTY BRILLIANT COLUMNS,
finding in them facinaing mental discipline
known only 40 those who rally to the Banner
sheet of the Grand Army of American Intellect
and genius
the New 70 k Mercury can only say. that it shall
be their aim to make their great family ou nal of
American Literature, for 1862, more b iiliant and
enchanting than ever, in its concentration of all
the wo IDS andest and most beautiful special
tiles in healthful Romance, graceful poetry, ele-
CANT and quaint gossip, refining knowledge,
spa king humor, nd entertaining news-nntil
like love, it
'--rules the court the camp the bower"
as it already rules the happy domestic fre.ide,
The editorial tone and National departments of
The New YORK Mercury viii continue true to that
lofty spirit of patriotism which has made it nee
essity of the people since the war begun, and
kept it in en- hu iastie demand when Other heets
were dying all around 1t for want Of popular svp-
port.
Already the largest Literary journal in the
world, AMI famous as the locus OF thousand
Brilliant literary regulations. It's programme for
1862 will he maunGeent beVoui all precedent
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Probate Courts.

STATE OF VERMONT, I \ Office is hereby
LAMoILLE DISTRICT, IS. Ngiyen that stated
Sessions of the Probate Court for the District of
Lamoile, will be held at the Probate Office in
johnson. in said District, on every Monday of
the year ensuing.
BY order Of the Court,
Johnson, Dec. l, 1861. s. S. PIKE, Register.
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The BEST
SEWING MACHINE!
is the
EEyED e. IVTT COW

We now sell these machines at from ten TO TWEEN
ty dollars
LESS THAN FORMER PRICES IN.
with new Improvements, and styles Of machine.
No EXTRA ch'iyge for Hemn,ers.
A full set Of all necessary tools furnished With
each Machine. Prices Ms low as OF the Factory.
and all machidcs warranted.
GEO. w. &C. q, BENEDICT Agents,
No. 9 college st.. Burlington VT
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To Consumptiyes,

The Advertiser, having been restored to health
in q very few week, by very simple remedy
atte' ing suffered several years with severe
|, n Affection and that dread di ea,e, on,ump-
tiion--is anxious to make known to his fellow
sutfe ers the means of cure.
TO all who de,ie it, he will send q copy of the
prescription used, free of charge J with the
ii ectiOn1 for preparing and u ing the same,
which they will find SURE CURE for CONsUMP-
TIoN. ASTHMA. BRONCHITIS &c. The only OBJ
ject of the ADVERT err in sending the p e Upton
j. to benefit the afflicted, and spread information
which he concei es TO he invaluable and he hopes
every sufferer will try hi, remedy. a. it will cost
them nothing. and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the pre@c ipti0n viii please
address REV. EDWARD A WIISUN,
Williamsburg, Kings County, New York.
49m3
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Lao, ~ ohhD, Ol-o III
And some other articles mostly wanted for fam
lily use. and to induce the citizens of Hyde PAX
and vicinity to extend to me share of patronage
will briefly name in part, what shall not do,
viz -
shall not sell my goods without profit.
] shal not when | mark my goods add any.
thing for bad debts.
shall not ask one price and take another.
i shall not consider one mans money better
than ano hers.
! shal not refuse to refund money to puvchas-
ers for any goods that NAV not give sat- faction,
If returned within three days from time of pur.
cha.e. -
I shall not be surprised if the low prices of my
goods cauec fome to believe that they are of an
inferior quality .iaa
shall not be disapoin ed if most people will
feel competent to judge Tor themselves In regard
to the qualities of goods.
I,hall not refuse to pay cash for pelts, hides,
wool, furs grain and many other articles of farm
produce.
I do not at present intend to discontinue my
tin bu iness. nor the branches that have former
ly connected with it. r. S. PAGE.
Hyde PAX, Nov. %, 1861. 81
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ALBERT STEVENS ESTATE.

AIBEKT bTEVE Ems ESTA1E.
II HE subsc ibers, HAY ing been appointed by the
i Honorable Probate court for the District of
Lamoiile commissioners TO receive, examine, and
adjust all claims and demands OF all persons
against the estate of Albert Stevens, late Of
Woicott, In sal district, deceased. represented
insolvent, and the term of Xix months from the
I'D day of Nov, 1861, being allowed by said
court to the creditors Of said deceased to exhibit
and prove their respective claims before us tive
notice, that we VIII attenu 10 the dulles ot our
appointment at the dwelling hou of carl
ton Udali, in Wocott, in said district, en-
the 25 day Of January. and April next. at i
o'clock, in the afternoon, on each of said days.
AlGEK JONES, l,or, &c..
EARL GUYER. 0oh TO-
Wnlcoff Doc g 1891 ------- L 1,uQ
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noWNER'S Kerosene Oil always on hand at
~ ID. A. GILBERT's
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THE RATTLESNAKE