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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-01-02

When we find great natural courtesy in the
poor, we only find it in company with superior
native sense or great tenderness of feeling.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-01-02

"Stop, traveller, must shoot you made
vow that | would kill any man uglier than my
SELF "Fire away, stranger; if Pm uglier than
you don't want to live"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-01-02

TEAS, COFFEES, &c.
Il s CHESTS NEW GREEN and BLACK TEAS,
Of every grade,
better at present prices, than be bought elsewhere
PURE GROUND COFFEEs Of all kinds; also Whole 10.
SPlCES-nll kinds-Warranted Pure and Fresh Ground
| expressly for trade
Also FANCY GROCERIES Of every description just re-
ceived, BY
April %.
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HONE INSURANCE COMPANY Of
IL tho CITY Of York.

r.su CAPITAL g. 900 OOO-suRPLus OVER $780, 900
subscriber having accepted the Agency of this Compa-
no aud having filed in the Secretary Of states Ofhce the
ence Of is responsibility required by Statute
enared to risks Of property usually insured in this vi
cny on favorable termsand grant Policies without delay.
The perfect responsibility Of this Company and the known
character its officers ene 1t to rank among the very
first in our country, l.. q MEAD, Agent.
Bmttleboro, Jan, !, 1861,
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4 MOMENTS REFLECTION OUGHTTO


n convince sensible Of the folly and danger Of
constantly dosing with Cathartc Medicines The practcei
suicidal An experience of forty years has
taught that the constantly increasing evils of Indigestion
earlly aggravated by the too free Of Catharcs.
The American people fast becoming nation Of dyspep
tics by their artificial modes Of life. Drastic Catharcs in
the rriaby, and PROSTATE the strength Of the di
gestive organs.
Pills offered especially designed to alay this
rritabiy, and the time to nvgoate and strength
all the functions of Digestion while they gently aNa
tive They mild and nygorating that one not
minded by any disageeabe effects that he has taken mcd
cine.
Business Men, Students Professional Men, Females and all
persons leading confined sedentay life should try them
The undersigned Physicians cheerfuy certify TO the high
professional standing of DR. COLBY Of Stansead, Of the
oldest and best Physicians, and to the excellent qualities OF
his Costye and Tonic Pills. which have used in
practice and highly approve.
j. b. GIBSON, NJ. D., Durham, G. l..
G. T.. COTTON, NJ. D., Cowansyile.
CHARLES BROWN, VI. D., do.
s. FOSTER, NJ D.. Bronze.
NORMAN CLEVELAND, NJ. D., Barrston.
n jerks, VI. D., do.
c. W. C0WLES, NJ. D., Stanstead.
JOHN MEIGS, VI. D., do.
JOSEPH BREADoN, NJ. D., Surgeon r. N.
BENJAMIN DAMON, NJ. D., Coaticook.
LEMUEL RICHMOND, NJ. D., Derby Dine
NJ. q. GLINES NJ D., Compton, C. L.
G. o. sOMERs, NJ. D., Magor, G. f.
j. c. RUTHERFORD, NJ. D. Newport, Vt.
~ Prepared by DIR. NJ. +. COLBY. stanstead, @.
b., and Derby Line, Vermont.
Sold Braoboro by N. THORN and by dealers in med
icne generally. ly27
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"You may depend upon me, wife, l give you
my word" 81 would rather you would some
times keep it, SIR"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-01-02
E.......- ..LnA aftnr MO - " Nom lsih

Esi.si.s sss.iROAD. On and after MONDAY, Non. 1sh
s-s-E--RA.1S61, TRAINS will run as follows:-
Leave Bellows Falls for Bratteboro so A. NJ and IS
NJ Returning leave Dratteboro Bellows Falls 10 SO AM
and 40 p. NJ FREIGHT TRAIN leaves Bellows Falls at
6.15 A. NJ. Bratteboro HOO p NJ.
The Passenger Trains this route South with
the Vt. Massachusetts and Connecticut River Railroads
Springfield Hartford New Haven and bridgeport direct to
New York. On the North with the Rutland Burlington, Su
yan Vermont Central Vermont Canada, Connecticut and
iassumpsic Rivers Rail Roads, forming direct communication
with WHITEHALL Saratoga and Schenectady StJohnsbury and
White Mountains Burlington and Rouses Point Ogdensburgh
and Montreal NJ. SLOAT, Superintendent.
VT Valley X. II. Office, Nov 18th, 1851. 10
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FROST A. GOODWuE.

(AT THE OLD sTAND,)
WILL CONTINUE, AS HERETOFORE,
w to keep the Largest and Freshest Stock Of
GROCERIES, FLOUR, ...,u,,.,
to be found in the country
o. Their Store is the HEAD QUARTERS for every thing
their line and they will endeavo to merit continuance OF the
large trade which they have had In years past
April rs.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-01-02

We are now receiving the LARGEST, CHEAPEST BEST
STOCK OF GOODS, line offered Tor safe IN TINS
State. Comprising
SUGARS, MOLAssEs, 4 sYRUPs, Of all kinds;
TEAS-Best GREEN 4 BLACKS, a large stockj
COFFEES-Wholc and Pure Groundj
SPICES-Fresh and Pure Of all kindsi
FRUITS NUTS-Foreign and Domestici
0IIs-Sperm Solar and Whales
BURNING FLUID KEROSENEi
FISlI-of all kinds;
Butter, Chccsc, Eggs. La rd, Hams, Tripe,
Apples, POtn toes. Vegetable y G. Nails,
Glass. COrdn &c. Farming TOOLS
TObnccO, Soaps. Sc, &c.
r All orders for any article usually kept in first class
grocery sore at wholesale retail promptly answered anu
goods warranted. FROST GOODHUE.
April 25.
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AYERS
.gue Cure,

Intermittent Teyers Or Fever and Aguc~
Eemittcnt Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb
Agur, Periodical Headache, or DuiOus
Headache, and Bilious Fcvers. iadeca
for the whole class Of diseases ori:i-
nassss il hillary deransemsns, caused
BY the Naiaria o. miasnintic countries.
No ono remedy is louder called for BY the
necessities Of the American people than sure
and safe cure for Fever aud Ague. Soch
we are now enabled TO offer. with . perfect
certainty that il will eradicate the dixsee,
and with assurance. founded on proof. that
no harm can arise from it, use in any guam
tity.
That which protects from or prevents this
disorder must Le Of immense service in the
communities where il prevails. Persecution 10
bcirrr than cure. for the patient escapes the
ri-k which a. mnsi run IN violent attacks Of
this balcfnl distcmpcr. This ~CvnE" expels
the iaiasmalir pQiScn Of FEvER AND Aors
from the system and prevents the develop
mcnf n. The disease. IL taken ON the first ap-
rroarh Of its pronoi.itnry symptoms. Il il
NOT only ~, ,,crf remedy ever vet discovered
fer TINS class q complaints. bur also the
chcapct. Tho iug quantity We supply for
di.isr briggs il within the reach II every
hoiyi aid ia lilsolss districts. where FEyEn
AND -i-tE psssvasl~, every Dolly shorld huve il
aud use j; irriy 10th ~ cure aud protection.
II j. hoped tl.i. Price viii place It within tho
reach o: all--tle Posf q. we'll as the rich. A
great superiority 81 this remedy over any
,iAer cvss Discovered ~ the speedy and ccr-
ain cure 81 IniHa.ittcnts i. that it contains
no Qtiiniac or mineral. consequently il pro-
lnrcs no quiiiisn or other Injurious effects
ahatryer upon thn constitutions. These cured
81 i are icit a healthy as ii they had never
had thr disrasc.
Fever anil A-ie Is not alone the consequenco
y The nra matte poison. A great variety Of
disorders arisc from its irritation. among which
are Neuralgia. rheumatism. tout. Headache.
blinlAcss. Terthache. Eatatlsc. Catarrh, Asth-
ma. paiN;niion, PAINFUL Affection Of tho
~. ga. liystcsies. Pain in the bowels. Cole.
sas.ssysi.. AMI arrangement If the Stomach,
all ~ which. Mhca originating ia this eaus~.
ll. On no Intermittent tslc. ~ bcrom- period
seal. This 4 CrrE cxYrls the ro;-on fronE
nc Hood assa consequently cnrvs them ALI
aliSc. II Is "A invaluable protection TO ilin4i-
cra-.s and r.rSnns travelling or temporarily
residing ~ tire mnlarians districts. Ii taken
occasionally 81 daiiy While exposed 20 the IN
teeiieii. tlat viii u cxrrctcd from the system.
and cannot accumulate in sufficient quantitv
10 riIcis ints disease Hence il Is even moro
valuable LOT protection than cure, and few will
ever sus-,r from Iltcrrniltcnts, IL they avail
Themselves Of the pfotcction this remedy AZ
fords. MM
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FoR ALL The PURPOSES OF FAMILY pKYsIc.

are - composed iha, disease within the range 81
their action can rarely iilxaEd % esade them.
lhcir pc1tirailig properties search. ard cleanse.
and insigpra'e every portion Of t.se human ofgai.
ism, correcting tx diseased action, and restoring
a. healthy sit-lities A. CONSEQUENCE of the~s
properties, tic invalid who Is bowed down with
pain or phys al drliliy Is asionishcd 20 find lie
health y energy restored BY q rusl.edy At ones
.ripls and inviting.
Not only Do they cure the every day complaints
~ every tuty. hnt also many formidable and
dangerous Giscaxcs. The agent below named j.
pleased q hirrish gratis my American Almanae.
containing csrihcates ~ their cures md diftc.ions
~ ihciE IN the follow lilg complaints Ccsnfs-
ssrss. Heartburn Hcadsrhrasisir1 from disosd,,.d
Sseslrch Aaaxsn. inasgcstsea. Pam ans! Norssd
lrTefson N he D0res, i.nilfcnrg. Loss Of -ipp<-
ffe. dire. and other Kindred complaints.
arising fr~ lou slate " The body o. q sfnicfion
* H. functions. They are ma excellent alternative
for ire rrUsation of the hl,rsd and the rsstcra-
:ion ~ toas anu strength II the y siem aebhated
b disease
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Signed G. B McCLELLAS.

Nkw York, April 25.-we have a state
msnt from the Atlanta (Gecrgia) Confeder-
acy that Northern Alabama and Wssiern
Georgia are completely 81 the mercy OF
Genera Mitchell. whose present position is
declared 70 be such al Gun,er's Lrndinr
that he can a. once proceed 10 Rome, take
that city, burn down the foundres and Cap
iure al the arrns. take possession Of The en-.
cines on The railrorf. and not only ca, II
endorsements and mrnns Of re,reat from
The rebel General Kirby Smith. who was
alleged 20 be marching towards Huntsville.
but leave a. Inc same time the rebel forces
II Knoxville. Grcenvi!e and Cumberland
G sp. together with all Western Virginia.
completely exposed.
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snERIFF,S SALE.

4
NOTICE u hereby giventha bv virtue o.
= ex-cu ions issued from he office ot The
clerk Of Du5cis Com. Pleas Court and 70 me
directed. viii otfsr Tor sale ut public auc-
,i,n to the highest bidder, Tor cash in hsnd
al the door ut the court house in the town
of Jasper.
SATURDAY. Nay "a 1869,
between the hours prescribed bv law, the
rents and profits for seven years, Of the fnI
owing described real estate, situated il Du-
bois county. 10 wit:
The north hrlf or the snu'h hair or ,he
SO nth east qusrfer OF the south west quarter
Of section number twen,y-six (26) ia toan
ship mum Der one & south OF range number
bve (l) west. containing ten acres more or
iess, adj lining the town 81 Ia~p-r.
Said sale viii be made without any relies
whatever IRON vsIosticn or sppraisms n .
laws. WNF
Also, lie following lots IN Jsspsr, 20 vii:
the west hall u w lumber ninety Gre
(9D and the west half 81 Iot number onr
hundred and two tlo2): 70 be Sid susiset 20
spsrsi-ement isws
And on failure TO realize tho full amoun,
u principal interest and cost called for BY
paid execution, will II The Same time aud
place and IN like msnner, sell the Zee sim
pie of said real estate.
Taken IN execution - The property ~
Bezl b EImonsfon, at the suits " WuIiam
Lavender, Felix Lsmbe.f. Joseph DIVISION.
and State n Indiana on relation OF Isabel
JOHN WEIKEL. Sheriff ID. C.
W. II. D-Wolf. X. Smith, suys fpr o rs.
april 80. 1JG2-3g Sc 90
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Notice 10
TAX -PAYERS!

vEvHE time having arrived when The law re
Il cures the Coun'y Treasurer a. send
depu'ics % the different townships. aud col
lrct delinquent taxes by sale Of persons
property. nutice i hereby gwen that such
deputies will lie sen, oui by the Treasurer 81
Dubois county on the first day Of jane
1852. Tax payers will save costs BY pryinp
their taxes previous 10 that time.
N. B,-N2 oiber money buI Indiana sol
vent banks. gold and 81 vrr.. aand United
States Tvessnry notes y receiv abi. toe isx..
THEo 'sONDERMAN. I. d. c.
April 80. ls62-4w ..,s tn4..
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1--WE notice that our attentive
Representative in Congress, Hon. j.
Law, has been the first in that body
tstake the initiatory step for giving
our brave soldiers land warrant, as
promised by nearly every recruiting
officer, when they were recruited. We
find in the proceedings Of last Wed
nesday that Judge Law introduced the
following resolution, which was read
and adopted:
Resolved. That the Committee on Public
Lands Be. and they are HEREBY, instructed 10
inquire into the expedieney Of giving 10
every soldier who hss served three monies
Of more In the volunteer or regulsr army OF
the Uoised States. during the present war.
bounty Of one hundred and sixty acres Of
land.
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SoLDIEHs' RELIEF Nearly every
county in the State is doing something
in voluntary contributions, to add to
the comfort Of our brave soldiers who
may be wounded in Battle. What is
our county doing for her 800 gallant
citizens now in the fieldl
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INSANE. Sheriff Weikel convened
to the Insane Asylum this week Mr.
Christian Logger, who is insane on
the subject OF prcaching-thinking he
has mission from the Almighty e
preach to the world. lie is from Pa
toka township.
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ITNext week being conrt week. a
good many people will be in town,
and we hope something less than a
thousand Of them will remember to
liquidate the debt owing the printer.
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DTGovernor Morton is authorized
BY Secretary Stanton to appoint two
additional Surgeons for each Indiana
regiment in the service. His Excel
lency is promptly acting in this re-
gard.
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lon TIE RAPID cunE or
Coughs, Colds. Influenza, IIOnTscncss,
Group. bronchitis, Incipicnt Consump-
ton, and for the relief or Consumptivc
IHatients ian advanced stnges Of tho
disease.
So wide Is The field Of it, usefulness and 90 nu-
mcTous arc tie eases of its cures, thar almost
every section ~ country abounds in persons pub
licly known. no have tecn restored from alarming
and even desperate discasss OF The lungs BY in
use. When once tried. its superiority over every
othcr Inedl 81 Is kird il boo apparent 20 escape
olscr, alton, and where is virtues are known tie
public nolorger hesitate What antidnte - Employ
FOR tic dssrr ing ND dangerous affections Of tho
pulmonary organs That arc incident 20 our climate
Willie many inferior rcmcdies thrust upon the
community have failed and been discarded. this
has gained friends III every trial, conferred benefits
on the afflicted fkcy can never forget, and pro
daced cures TOO numerous and Too rem.fkasls 70
h. ssrunffnu.
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1.-Two thousand mules and ionr
hundred horses. for the army. are or
dcred to be purchased al Cincinnati
Immediately. Indiana can furnish her
share OF them.
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HsADQuARrKR- Anmv OF PormAcl
NkAE YoRxrows. April 26.

HsADeuARrER. Anmr OF 'PormAc
NkAR YoRxrowp. Apdl26.
Sill vsinifg; roads nearly impossible.
The rebels In Yorktown opened fire on
three canal boats passing into Wormley's
Creek. No damage done.
Early this morning an advance lune,e Of
The rebels this side Of Warwick. was carried
BY ssssuitby Company H. Is, Massscbuse,,-
regiment. The work had ditch elk feet
deep. with strong passp~t; manned BY two
companies Of infansry-no artillery. The
rebels broke and ran. Our loss is three
killed, one MORALLY and twelve otherwise
wounded. We took fourteen prisoners. de-
suoyed the work. and retired. In spite o
rain. our work progresses well.
Signed G.. b McCLELLAS.
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DEDrcArros BY permission Of Rt

DEDIcArIoS.-By permission Of Rt.
Rev. Bishop de St. Palais, q new
Catholic Church, atSt. Joseph's town,
in CeIestine parish, in this county,
was blessed on Easter Monday. under
the name Of St. Anthony, Of Padua.
This highly interesting and solemn
ceremony was performed in the pres
ence Of large congregation from the
surrounding country, BY Rev. father
Ulrich, 0. s. B., Of Jasper, and Rev.
father Meister, Of Celestine. The con-
gregation seemed imbued with that
solemnity due the occasion, and gen
saally looking for great consolation
and spiritual benefit from this event.
The sdifice is . wooden one, 36 BY
50 feet, very nicely finished inside and
on, and . nredit to the neighborhood.
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UTThe editor Of the Indianapolis
American recently returned from New
Madrid bringing seventy thousand
dollars. sent home BY the Indiana
soldiers in Pope's Division.
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Col. WIucH, who from the time
his regiment was organized ready for
service painted for an engagement, and
who felt somewhat disappointed that
he did not participate in the fight at
Munfordsville, in which his regiment
won their first laurels, behaved with
the greatest galIantry at Pittsburg, as
did bis regiment. He received a pain
full wound in the breast but refused to
leave the field, cheering on his men
until the rebels we're driven back. At
a dinner party on the Bowen the old
veteran, in commenting on the sever
ity Of the battle, remarked, "That was
schust as hard fighting as want.'
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UAt Greencastle. Ind. last week
a man seventy years old was tried in
the Circuit Court for wife murder and
sentenced to the State prison for life.
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TOver twenty-one thousand re
bel prisoners have been captured BY
the United States since the war com
mcnccd.
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CorroS SEED.-The postmasters in
this county have each received q small
quantity Of cotton seed for distribution
among the farmers. Cotton used to
flourish quito extensively in this conn-
~, and we see no reason whyi should
not again. AT something less than
present prices, il Is said il would Be >
profitable crop.
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FoRrREss MONROE, ApI

IuAlEE-S mONhOt, ApI Ill 80.
Hon. L. ~ Stanton, Sec'y Of wsr:
A black fugitive. inst from Portsmouth
brings the Petersburg Express, or yesterday
cont aiming the following:
MoBHE, April 25.-The enemy passed Fit
jackson yesterday al 4 o'clock. A. NJ. When
The news reached New Orleans The excite.
nent was boundlsss. Mortal law was POI
10 full force. and business suspended. All
The cotton and STEAMBOATS, excep, those ne
cessary 10 transport cora and summation
we're destroyed.
Al one o'clock today, The operator Al
New Orleans babe good bye, saying that tho
enemy had appeared before the city.
This 10 the last known. We will send
particulars % soon 80 received.
The negro who brought the paper reports
that the rebels have two iron-clad steamers
nearly completed, and believed the Mersi.
mac would be out Tomorrow.
Signet. J.E Wool.
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rs hereby given. that l. the undessigned
i will let out 10 The lowest bidder, q the
Court House door. 10 the town Of Jasper, on
Saturday. The 10th day Of My, 1882, two
School Houses, 10 Be erected one in DistFict
No. 6. and one In District 40. 8. In Balm
bridge township, Dubois county, Injisns.--
Plans and specifications may be seen q the
Auditors Office Ia Jasper q any sins Up 70
she day Of sale.
Apyil "a 1s62-3w 4 fH 44AA
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PAnsvS BEowSLow On SEcEssioSisr
AND ADoLrTi oNIsIs. AT Cincinnati
on Saturday, Parson Brownlow SPOKE
before the Pioneers Association:
Col. Geoflroy introduced Parsor
Brownlow TO the Association, who
Was warmly received and greeted in
a speech by Benjamin Egglcston.-
Mr.. Brownlow, in reply, said, among
other things, that he knew not what
might be the sentiments Of the audi
ence he was addressing; he did not
desire to wheedle the North because
he was in the North, nor did he favor
the South when he was in the South,
but he would say that if one hundred
Of the rank, talented, notorious, and
corrupt Aboli'ionists Of the North,
and one hundred Of the mean. thiev-
ing, dirty, and corrupt Secessionists,
who have been leaders in the South.
had been taken to Washington months
ago, and strung up in the public
square, and their souls sent to hi,
we would never have been saddle ned
with our present troubles.
LTThc Washington correspondent Of
the Chicago Times, in a recent letter
noticing the proceedings Of Congress
says, There has been but little business
Of interest in the lIonse since the pas
sage Of the unequal fax bill. AS IL
ustraticns Of inequality: Lager beer
IS taxed one dollar upon each barrel; a
barrel is worth four dollars. say--so
the tax npcn four hundred dollars
worth Of lager beer is one hundred
lollars. But the gay lady Of some
cameronian or Fremont army supply
faunts four hundred dol
ars' worth Of dazzling diamonds in a.
single finger ring. and upon this arti-
lie of snowy Injury the tax is only
our dollars; just one twenty-ffth as
much as it is upon the same valuation
# lager beer.
Upon the piano forte Of some Bos-
oman nabob, which may be worth a
thousand dollars, the tax is four dol
airs, but upon each head Of cattle over
Eighteen months Of age, slaughtered
Dr. sale BY an Illinois farmer. the tax
> fifty cents. Fifty head Of such stock
vould not bring to exceed twenty dol
ars per head, which would he a thou-
and dollars in the aggregate, and up
u them the tax would be twenty-five
ollars, or more than six times as much
8 the tax upon pearl-keycd thou
and dollar piano forte. Upon a gal
IN Of corn whisky the tax IS fifteen
ents. One bushel Of corn will make
our gallons Of whisky, and SO the
roduct OF one bushel Of corn is taxed
ixty cents, or twice as much as thcI:
orn viii sell for in Chicago to-day
Int a Yankee clock, made in Connec-
cut, and sold for five dollars, is onlyIl
lxed twenty five cents.
Patriotic New England, notice, has ,
lken good care to make the farmers /,
{ the Northwest bear, either DIRECTLY
indirectly, the greater portion Of the
urthcn which her own abolitionismt
as been SO instrumental in bringing
pom the country. 70
Col. WILIIcH, who from the time
is regiment was organized ready for j
.rvice m nfpd for n onuoga,nonf md Y,
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PREPARED nv
DE-. 5. g. AVER 4 CO.
LOWELL. MASS.

Sid BY tifft AAF
Huber g. Friedman. jasper: DR.. W. Shun-
termann, Ferdinand; WIN Mshin, Ireland:
Winnqer & MiIbu-n. HaysviiIe, and By al
cesIer- in medicines eveywhere.
Wholesale by
r. A. Robinson q Co., Louisville; Allsn 4
Co. Cincinnati May 4. 81.
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1PScme Of our citizens are trying
che experiment Of raising Illinois cof-
Zee, this year. Success to them.
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iIEA DouARrERs, Department Rsppshsnock.
April ~, 1866.
Hon. = N. Stanton, sec'y Of War:
wss told that the Richmond Examiner Of
The 26h has been received 10 Fredericks-
burg announcing that New Orleans has been
taken. Great destruction Of properly. cot
ton and steamboats, took place. Enough
siesmbosis were saved 10 take swsy their
ammunition. There vas gerss constesns.
ton among the inhabitants