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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-28

The rebels did net stick to the black flas
they threw out at Fort Donelson. They
seem TO run up black flags and brandi,h
huge bowie knives, very much as Chinese
soldiers make faces ard utter hideous sen.
at The approach Of an en-. my,-not With he
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-28

EAST TENNEssEE.-Ea>t Tennessee has
always been regarded as strongly for the
Union, and justly So After reading the
following statistics, no one will be sur
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-28

Thadleus, the youngest son of the presi-
dent, is snll Seriously i'll, and it is feared
that the disease viii assume the same tyne
as that ofhis brother.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-28

idea of hurting anybody, but in the hope of
inspiring salutmy terror. Failing in that
they surrendered With the utmost dociity,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-28

MeClernand's division, at the fight at Fort
Donelson.
Queen Victoria Is sail to be q Sweden
borgian, and the report i that her late hus-
band died in that faith, E
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-28

After all the care and caution that it is
possible for the Commissioner 10 exercise
in the selection and appointment of agents,
and general honesty and faithfulness and
the exercise of good degree of prudence
and discretion on their part, in the discharge
of their duties, there is undoubtedly large
amount Of liquor sold at the agencies, that
is not bought and used in good faith for pur-
poses contemplated by the law. AS the
books Of the agent are required to be kept
open for the examination of any peace
able citizen" individuals, and especially
town officers, who are favorably disposed
TO a faithful execution of the law, might
exert good influence in that direction by
calling occasionally upon their agent ex-
| amining his books, and comforting with him
upon the subject. This would operate as
a salutary check upon some agents, and
very much would be accomplished toward
restricting improper sales with all.
avail myself of this opportunity to ac-
knowledge my obligations to very many
town officers and other individuals through
out the County, for their aid and cordial
cooperation in the discharge Of the duties
Of the office, which through their generous
confidence ! have so long had the honor to
fill. CROSBY MILLER.
Feb. 18, 1862.
The following Resolution was offered by
the Rev. Mr. Davis of South Woodstock
Resolred, That the County Committee
be instructed TO procure the services of'a
popular temperance lecturer 10 deliver an
address before the next annual meeting of
this Convention, and that due notice be
given in every town in the County.
The resolution was adopted.
The following town committees were an.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-28

Nor ALroeETHER AT FAuIr.-The
9Th New Hampshire regimen his Just com
glsted heavy il Of shOselng al Port
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-28

A recent visitor to John Tyler's home
stead at Hampton, Va, found it occupied
by his late slaves: could not count
them but there must lave been over a
hundred in the ho comfortable, tidy,
and how happy. In one room found four
generations in the corner Of the spacious
fireplace sat the great-grandmother, sans
eyes, sans teeth. sans everything but just
life enough TO rock the great-grand- daugh-
ter she held in her arms, while the two in
termedate generations were busy about
the farming work. 'Tippecanoe ard Tyler
too What history in twenty-one years !
President, exile, dead among strangers !;
and the victims of his tyranny enjoying his
goods chattels and estates"
The New York herald., 1862-02-20
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE e.
Assembly.


ALaAxv. Feb. 10, 1862
Tho Assembly Is doing busy days work.
AIargs number OF rcmonstrances were presented by
express companies aud others against tho Broadway Rail-
Dad
Mr. Pm1rs presented memorials from tho Supervisors
Of New York, asking power 10 raise money anticpa
ton Of tho annual tax levy.
Mr. SrfrsoS, from the Committee Privileges and
Elections stated that tho committee had closed Alder
man adys examination and desired 10 report his tcsti
mony. Eighty questions had been asked.
Mr. SrnrsoS read tho answers 10 the most important
questions showing that Alderman Brady had sworn that
Inc nover used money to influence any mem bor or OF.
fcor oa the Legislature. Ilc had taken back TO New
York all the money he brought up horc except his
binary expenses. When asked TO the assertions he
made before the Board Of Aldermen Of New York, he
claimed his privilege under the charter to remain 81
lent and refused The committee find there
fore that Alderman Brady Other committed base and
wn perjury before the committee in order TO up
crime OF had bascly and wfully committed ISLANDERS
before the Board Of Aldermen. Decmng him unworthy
of further notice, the committee desired to close and
print testimony, and asked leave To sit during the
recess and investigate tho general matters IN syracuse
or sone other place out OF Albany.
The request agreed TO.
Mr. OcnEx from the Canal COMMITTEES, reported a. bill
relative the completion of the canals oc this state.
Mr. PuEtrs from the Committee on Commerce. and
Shprn,sters' Association IN New York.
Mr. GRAY, from the Committee on Militia and Public
Defence, reported general bill to rcorgan'ze the militia
of tho state.
HILLS REPORTED rAvoRABLv.
To raise the salary OF the Canal Auditor.
To amend tho act to authorize the payment or the nte
rest on canal drafts.
To- license ballast lighters for tho port OF New York.
To extend streets and build docks and landing places in
To prohbit ths usc OF chain bridges At ferries
To prohibit the sale OF swill milk.
The New York herald., 1862-02-20

GRAvp SACRED CoscrRr-Thc lovers Of sacred harmony
will observe that grand sacred concert will be given at
the Convent Of the Sacred Heart Manhattanvo for tho
benefit Of ST. yoseph's Catholic church, Of 25th
street and Ninth avenue. Tho concert will take place
Sunday next (ho I'D inst), and will begin at four
O'Clock Tho organis Of tho church of the Immaculate
Conception will preside at the organ.
The New York herald., 1862-02-20

Mss FcsrsRs RECITATION. Nina Foster, Of this
city will gvo Of her entertaining recations at Phil
lips Hall, No. 600 seventh avenue, Friday evening
next Tho selections on her programme have been made
with considerable asc and the recitation will doubtless
be very successful
The New York herald., 1862-02-20

Mn. CusgMANs tSrHwraSmKyr.--A mixed entertain
mont consisting OF vocal and recitation, will bo
gvcn this evening the lecture Of the Church Of
thc Redemption, opposite the Academy OF Music The
artists are Mr. Cdshman Miss Bennett, both q whom
u,ye bssa highly spoken Of by tho press Of this state
The New York herald., 1862-02-20

wAsHIScroxS BIRrupAy-AruKrRcm CettBnAuoS This
celebration of the anniversary Of washngons birthday
will take pase al wsacks old theatre, Of Broome
Street and Broadway. on Saturday evening, at eight
O'Clock. The address will be deived by tho Rev Dr
Iittleohn with appropriate music.
The New York herald., 1862-02-20
ocUI.IsTs AND AuRIsTs..

pCuIJsT AND AURrsr DEAFNESS AND BLIND.
~ ness the most hopeless cured without painful ope
,,lnns also Nervous Affections aud Caarrh. tie frequent
causes OF detfnesa by Dr GRAVES Consultation
Zee, PEI goollly " " istisf, W9Bf0t5ty
The New York herald., 1862-02-20
MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

The Progress Of the War for the Restoraaon M
the Union-The Recent Brilliant Victories in
Tennessee, North Carolina and MissOuri-Map
Of the Scene Of Conflict in Tennessee-Ths
Latest News from Europe-The Recent Fight
for the Championship of England-The LGtest
News, &C., &C., sc.
The steamship Champion, Captain Seabury will IeaVs
this port at noon on Friday for AspinwaI.
The mails for the South Pacific and Central Americs
will close in this city at hafpast ten o'clock tomorrow
morning.
The NEW YoRx HERALo-Edition for the pactac-viiI
be published at nine O'Clock in the morning Its columns
will contssn:A full and highly interesting account oe
the Terrible Fight a, Fort Doneson Tenn and It's Cap
ture by the Union Forces with Fifteen Thousand Rebel
Prisoners three Generals all their and muui
Of war; illustrated with Map showing the Of
the engagement and the position OF the Rebels. wA
also give full details Of the Landing and Victories OF Ne
Union Forces North Carolina An Account Of the Defeat
and Retreat of the Rebel Price in Missouri The Success
of General Lander in Western Virginia, aud grstHyiug
intelligence for Unonss from all poats OF the compass
Interesting Intelligence from Kebei States The Latest
News from Europe; full and graphic report OF Przu
Fight between Msco aud King for tho ChampousnpeF
England. aud great deal of other interesting reading
Single copies in wrappers, ready for maaing cens
Omcial Drawings or the Kentucky sn6
Delaware State Lotteries
KENrUoKY-ExraA CLAss 3i--Feb. 10 1862
81, Z, SO, 40, 76 90 ), 10, ", 9, 10. IL, 10
DELAwARs-CLAss 153-Feb ~, 1862
Z. 81. So 30, 6S. AZ, 81, G, SO, II, G7, 81, 10.
Circulars sent by addressing
Wilmington. Delaware; Covinglon. Kentucky
OMcial Drawings or rIurray, Eddy e.
Co.'s Kentucky aud Missouri State Lotteries.
KENTUCKY, EXTRA CLASS o3-feb. 49, 1852
20, 81. 2. 6s. 66. Is, 20, A, rs, II, Ga
KENrUcKY. CLASS St-Feb. 10. 1862
Not received.
Circulars sent free Of charge by addressing either
MURRAY, EDDY d 90,
Coviuctou. KY. or st. Louis. Mo:
Prizes Cnshed in all Legalized LOtte-
The New York herald., 1862-02-20

SEVENTH RDaMsSr GYMyAsiuM.--A complimentary OK
bbton Sergeant Brady, by his pupils, will be offered
10 morrow evening at the Gymnasium No 20 ST. Mark
place. Eighth street. IL s expected to prove very at
tractive affair.
The New York herald., 1862-02-20

Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Prcservativc and
Wcsr the world, Wholesale aud retail aud the
dyc privately applied at No. 9 Astos House.
The New York herald., 1862-02-20

Beautiful Complexion.-Laird's 1Bloom
ofyou Liquid Pearl for preserving aud beautying tho
compile xion and skin, 439 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-02-20

Barry's Tricopher0us is the hest nd
cheapest article for DRESSING bcautfying curling cleaning
preserving and restoring the hair Ladies. try H. sold By
all dru gglsts.
The New York herald., 1862-02-20

Hill, Inimitnble Cutter of Hair and
whiskers Hair nye 80 cents, black brown. Depot No
barclay streel and sold by all druggists.
The New York herald., 1862-02-20

Fay's spanish Hair Gloss.--A Chcmie nj
similar TO the natural oil Of the air Sold by all
.t.o ir,,og
The New York herald., 1862-02-20

Millions or Children Saved from mn
early grave by using MIRA WINSfOWS Soothing syrup u
gi Immediate rest from paul. aciiy Of the
stomach regulates The bow els ana lnvtorteg be sysp
The New York herald., 1862-02-20
Union Defence Committee, or tho Oit

Prizes Cashcd i'm all Legaiixed' Lot
teries Information gwen
VIM. LOCKER, % Pine street. up stairs room Nos.
The New York herald., 1862-02-20
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.
Debate in the House on the
Treasury Note Bill.
Speech Of Mr.. Spaulding in Opposition
to the Senate'S Amendments.
Lively Discussion Respecting the Loyalty
Of MIR. Vallandigham.
THIRTY-SEVENTH CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION.


WASHINGTON Feb. 10, 1862
rHR PILOT AND pILorAGE LAWS.
Mr. KlNa (rep.) Of N. Y, presented petition of
.ohants and underwriters of New York. demonstrating
against any change Of the laws relative pilots and pilot
age.
INCREASE OF MDsmPKN
Mr. HALE. (repl Of N H., from the Naval Committee,
reported back the bill for the temporary increase Of
idshipmsn In the Naval Academy, with request to be
indefinitely postponed.
THE RESOLUTION or THANKS TO CAPTAIN WILKES.
Also resolution rendering the thanks Of Congress to
Captain Wilkes, which indefinitely postponed
TIE MAINTENANCE PRISONERS
Mr. HARRIS (rep.) Of N. Y. from the Committee the
Judiciary reported back tho bill for the maintenance and
safe keeping Of United States prisoners. with amend
ments-
TR BRRvEr RANK LIEUTENANT GENERAL
Mr. RICE, (opp of Minn from the Military Committee,
reported Joint resolution to authorize the Secretary of
War TO confer the breve rank of Lieutenant General
PARTITION or SOUTH CAROLINA
Mr. SUMMER rep of Mass. presented petition Of c
OF New York State, asking that the South
Carolina be expunged from the list of States and the
territory be divided between North Carolina and Georgia
TREASURY NOTE AND BANKRUPT
Mr. TRUMBuIL, (rep OF ILL.,, presented petition from
citizens OF Illinois, asking the passage of the Treasury
Note bill, and against the Bankrupt law.
ORGANIZATION OF THE NAVY DEPARTMENT.
On motion OF Mr.. HALE the bill for tho organization Of
the Navy Department was taken up.
Arcr tho adoption Of amendments from the com.
mittec, the bill was laid over.
JUDICIARY MATTERS.
On motion OF Mr.. HARRIS, the bill in relation TO the
Circuit and District Courts of the United States
taken up and passed.
DECORATIONS BRAVE
Mr.. WILSON, (rep OF Mass introduced joint resolu-
ton TO authorize the President to present prizes and
das 70 the enlisted men Of the army and navy and
rine corps who may have distinguished themselves in
tho Adopted.
ORGANIZATION CAVALRY.
On motion of Mr.. WILSON rep.) OF Mass, the bill for
the better organization OF the cavalry taken up
passed.
Aftor an executive session the Senate adjourned
The New York herald., 1862-02-20

Prizes Cnslled in all Legalized Lottc--
ries. Information given. JOSEPH BATES: broker. 10
Wall street, up stairs, New York.
The New York herald., 1862-02-20


Union Defence Committee, OF tho Citl.
OF New York, New York, February ~. 1882.
meeting of the citizens New York Brooklyn ana
vicinity will be held in this Saturday the I'D
in honor of the Birthday OF Washngton and TO
n fitting manner the recent braa yctoriesof the Union.
Tho meeting will be held the Cooper Institute, at
o'clock Z. NJ His Honor Mayor Opdyke will preside.
salute OF thryfour guns sw be fired at sunrise, ~
noon and at SUM ct.
respectfully requested thai the national Gag be-
played on public shipping in port snd private
residences during the day
The guests of the from other Statas will
ceived q, the Fifth Avenue Hotel. from to 6P.M.
Addresses from several distinguished speakers beeK
pected The committee trust thar the health OF Lieutenant
(iene Scott will him present Other
'"ea" VIII DC announced Ne'ea''e' nAEfTToa N FISH.
Chairman of Union Defence Committee.
y. DRAPER. Chairman Of Committee of Arrangements
PM WErnoRE, Secretary OF Committee Of Arrangements
LlOyd's Great Typographical Map Of
Kentucky used by Gen Buell. Price 80 a.
oyds Great Steel Plate Military Map of the Southern STATES
is used by Gen. Burnside. Price 50 cents; four for 81
Loyds 800 0OO Map OF virgnis is Gen Mcclellan
Price rs cents; six for 81 j. 7. LLOYD. lN BrosdwAy
ommoaorc Mutt Receives Daily Tens Of
thousands Of vsiters at the weather
aud walking
Parties DESTROYS of Avoiding the TrOu-
BILE of making their schedules and waiting for interest
now due the United states Treasury notcs have he
courons cashcd Immediately upon presentation at oco
THOMPSON BROTHERS, corner OF Broadway and Wall et
At Jcners', 573 Br0adyvay-Ladtcs' Bal.
moral Boots. 81 So misses. 81 so; childrens 81 26
JEFFERS, SIS Broadway.
Silk Ha mdIS o &c N fefs-At Wholesale.
BAILEY a SOUTHARD
The New York herald., 1862-02-20

Mende's Chocolate, Gas BrOadWay.-Ths
superior quality of this chocolate beverage ana nourish
ncnt for lnvaids and children is well known II 10
by persons OF the delicate health and IL ofea
by many of our most celebrated physicisns
The New York herald., 1862-02-20

Pure cTObacco.-Yeilow Bank T0b0c-
coGOodwtns Pure Yellow Bank Tobacco. free from all
pnities FOE sale by All tobacco and dealers. and
wholesale by r. GOODWIN BROTHER. N9 Water street.
The New York herald., 1862-02-20

Bachelors Hair Dye.-Thc Best In the
World. Harmless reliable and instantaneous Sold and
pied al BATCHELOR'S Wig factory. 10 Bond street
The New York herald., 1862-02-20

rv,ur NEW YORK DAILY SUN
nn Ts sent 70 subscribers regularly every morning.
- ny MAIL FOR kSA YEAR
Direct to MOSES S. BEACH. Proprietor OF The sa,.
New Yor'S city.
The New York herald., 1862-02-20

Neglected Coughs and Colde.-Few arc
Of the Importance of checking cough common
cold its stage which in the beginning would
yield 10 mii remedy IL neglected soon preys upon tho
iungs:' in such the value OF Browns Bronchial
Tfoches," or Cough I.oyenges IL mos apparent
The New York herald., 1862-02-20

At JcfYers', 573 Broadvvay-Ladtcs' Bal.
moral Boots, 81 So misses. 81 5o children,s 81 26
JEFFERS. SIS Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-21
Relief for Curtis.
Correspondence Ct Tbs n. Y. Tribune.

Correspondents q tbs n. Y. Tiibuus.
ST. Loris July Il. 1861
The steamer T. L. McGll leaves this port to-day Tor
the army Of Gen. Curtis, at Helena, Ark. as Gov
errmen, transport, loaded with supplies, ordnance
stores several detaehneus Of soldiers, and 40 OF ~
officers Of Gen. Cnrti.s command, who have been
waiting uere several weeks for Opportunity to re-
turn " their rel uen,s.
She will 20 directly through, stoppine at Memphis,
where, grutu service 10 the army, am MI
thorized TO take sloug AL accumulated uah Vi over
~, 90 letters, sent 10 that poiDt yesterday.
As predicted in letter 10 you week ago. Gen.
Curtis has come olt all night ~ the Mississippi. His
army lie Ia good health, beat the eneDy Ia several
sknshes aud, though disappointed in not receiving
supPiies, there has been sach suffering or danger
W. the tears OF many have led hem To- r.prerent.
l will write IN lew days IRON Helena.
GuILDERT.
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OPERATIONS IN THE INDIAN NATION.
DEFEAT OF THE REBELS AND IMPORTANT

KASsAs CITY Mo-, Thursday July II 1852
"The correspondent of The Learea,rorh COaserra-
nee says recent battle in the Indian Nation, be-
{ cen detichmtnr OF the Kansas Regiment, under
Col. Wier sDd force Of Rebels, resulted in the
capture of l2j prisoners, large number Of horses
md PONIES, about 800 bead OF CATTLE SO losded
male teams, large quantity of camp and garrison
eouipage and 30 stand OF arms.
Col Richie, in commsnd Of regiment Of loyal
Indians, has Trustworthy information that Chief John
Ross about " join bin with 500 warriors.
Col Salon)n, OF the 10Th Wisconsin, had captured
10 prsonera.
-Four huudred mounted Cherokee and Usage In.
dams have come into camp with white tags. and
carrying their guns with muzLles pointing down.
ward.
About $50 negroes belonging to the Rebel hali
breeds are now en- route for Fort Scott.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-21
REBEL REPORT OF A SUCCESS NEAR
VfcKSBURC

special D..pitch to The y. Y Tihnne
NssPHs Thursday, July II. 1852
The Grenada Appsai has Yicssburg dispatches Of
the 18th, aunouI cling that the Rebel guDboat Arkan-
sa., CAPT. j. N. Brown has come down Yazoo
River sunk three Of ouI glnboas, and Is safe under
the Vicssburg batteries The Rebel loss was 10
XII led and 10 WOUNDED The Aikalsas is very
formidable boat. That she bas come out is probably
true; the rest ~ improbable
special Dispatch to foIney's Press.
PHILADELPHIA, July 20. 1859.
MEMPHIS July lS.-Ihe Grenodo (late MemphisD
ApDeai Of the 10th inst reports tLat the Rebel ram
snc rcn-clsd gunboat Arssnsas, under command of
CAT. j. n. Bryan came down the Yazoo River on
the 18Th, and ran by that portion OF our beet which
lies above Vcksburg successfully. aud anchored uu-
der the batteries surrounding that cry. The appeal
rays Tie ram ran down several Union war vessels
aud d,abed many more.
One OF our vessels wac blown mp. The Arkansas
is very formidable euntoat, being PLACED with y
inrb iron with The plates and rails rivced. She has
a very heavy aTn.meut, and 10 furnished with two
prope ers, seven feet in diameter with four tiaIiges
euch. The loss Of tie Rebels is re; down as 10
billed and ID wounded. The Union loss IL not
known, bat is supposed to have been very heavy.
la addition to tue above, Tine AopeaFs dispatch
contains great deal which is bombastc aud not
worthy of repudiaIiop but there is urquestiouaLly
some truth 10 the statement made above. There are
no recent arrivals from V.,asburg.
The ledgec has copy Of The Richmond Wig
of the iath which contains dispatch from Lieut..
Brown, stating that the Rebel raui Arkansas came
out of the Yazoo River, and successfully through
the Union fleet Of eighteen vessels; bat was badly
cut up before she reached the of the batteries
at Vicksburg, losing about twenty men. He says
sic ran the Benton ashore in sinking condition,
blew up a ram, burned up cue vessel ana damaged
Others.
The death of Gen. David +. Twiggs is announced
by the same paper.