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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-01

Ia follow heir OK rnp- ~ usperd payment OF f.. drnsnd
oies although in.Te on it, bonds. and probably all
' lgAiioGs 10 mature, viii unquesuoIabJ be rompuy
| net.
Tie suspension VS.. caused by IN, lack Of CARTS. f. the
country but for lie wsnt OF pr' scheme e fin. -f
gate To- the rsucy b. country pc s-ri.d mo
.nhdstt rt m nf wealth than Il tbr prr..nt MOT M
We hsye taken ie nsnt occasi hee forth, have
eontihuet anu A,e,e to advsice The cGed e
ven nett boil a. hume ari strosd 1T 'he rocy thar
has breu sirsdy pnr,u-e b Gtyr-'neu o what nniiv-
We viii not ,uire has Gii'cly tented to prcfsie the
cr'i- sd {" i-sse VI hnut means willie Oh &c Of ite
country have been really rtouched The remedy 10 PEI
cly ohyisus cod s PIE " ach :, al n poisy which
oewig upn is resources 81 he people sail lie the
Gov enn'r Hh n!'r' n'a' and iuly feio IT. er'nt
F'r h- cai,uG4r year vt ich c1.ed s, Day prulnr
tlec Uit ndilues 81 v-tnn'er, were -" 90 oo
tr-. di 90 probably .srrsd. II reac' $StoU " one
tenth rhe ex. 'ujitm,. L make thr d'tfit nau. we've
cry 81 Ne"> OH hc 'rierd i ir,s hrt tfsy NAE ."
d,srt roror If the couuty tie bssrce e deb rdnr''
a. lie eloe RE yet rcd ng.n.t the ely ~ 'ha' the
f"fmfrsb con- b! bsits 20 I" nhn !" t'lh i'av'
ng hem Other slenstive hit 60 dis,o'ur tn'i nj
,,Ice. Of .tsiling the secie sill remaining IN
a. he close Of the rs, week The amount held b. TIE h,rs.
vas GLs2 All. soon " be- rccu 81 ~ H. amount n
M0~ which uey Noied t. o. ance Coy the yep :" Il
'tHbugte Treasury TO ure IN sIece, r Jannnrl interest
y the ii4tilHc, rf BDveinuen'. pon the tlfo
beig ;e ai'aree is - '1e Fh. omour ,Ir =.
rrime be- returned ~ ~ 1900 proceed. # ale,
i'd he bar L.. hss eel aceo-ns 1000 90
Ne'st, IL i,r -sntd ,bst ne hank. VIII 20 further
utoD IN. 81. 81 l. l.h Of ,u.n,i II (. u, or ,r
e airt II he cover neu nor he public that ey should
IL I'w Ell ',ris Tbs tie tiifuce hr'V fem NJ
cover Boo unbu.i 80 Ike and nuftn-ie "a IL
her cfpiia io Government be uds
lieu are uot uUnr, csiih which sb'ui never o-r y
atuibuc Of money while I'D 30 eminent 80 ng - u t'
90, icd lut of lie s3opuon of any plan 81
tys NJ 81 ts'r ece.'tfy pod et even TIA 'diius
npen reice for rpnp enlarged .eas which tue To-
Ihe .1srs, meat irnpro len, "a both par
IL md boa we're eao, ipnie''d N hins' 1t to %
bf,t svai ( 10 rect Tresrt fgfucy. Wan ihis
VS. Ia''ed ID, advances u'-e b hrn 'i"d haze peen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-01
TIE BATTLE AT ALLEGHENY MOUNTAIN

No doubt you have beea inundated WIN Ie',erS
f,om Ills camp, hllei with incidents OF th. late
battle and praises 10 the iayonIes OF he wiheIs
rhe,e audations are well understood and pfof.ih
appreciated. Bnt lu,''e demn DIS tHe correction ~
~ ~ .,,on,ons ,uprec,ion which some have most
nlnstr,ourly sou hit 10 spread. Il has been repeat
n|lv si,tedthnl tue 3l,t Virginia Regiment suffered
most severely III tho light Absolutely, this may %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-01

Increase fi'i'i I'D
TIE coupon bonds due lst proximo. Of tie Tegis-
tered mortgage bonds of tie Elniia and Nilau
rou Railroad Company, will Jepsid on and after he
e prox.
The State Of Ohio has paid during tie year
sjG5, 600 Of tie pr.ucpal OF The State dcbt. ending
Nov. -, 1851. Til, was plid 10y taxation iom tie
sinking fund Tie war deb IL 81. OBJ i1-noney
advanced ty the State aud to be refunded b. tAe
Government.
TIE following is a comparative statement OF the
condition Of the banks OF New-iork City, Dee =
and Dec. .:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-01

M. II. W. Mason retics irom a. i.rm Of Liver
more, Clevs s Ma.on ard Mr.. r. 5 Fowlc' ie nt-
mittrJ TIE new firm i. Llveraorr, Cic~s q &C..
Mr. Mnsou csiabit - himself as banker At B'sioa
uuder tie title Of NJ. VI. y son !. CO.
The export clearancrs for tie fortnight from iii'
,of aggregate to Great Britain ard il,iaud, l-) 10
btl.. -four. ,2gl IA bushels wheat, md 3i3-l1
bush. corn To France l. 2,j tbl, -four, l't,>'i
bus. wheat 10 Portugal, 600 tub wheat. 10
tie Coatilont lJ,Oi9 LJs. Gour, ~ bush. wLeai.
l9S Ol5 bnsh. rye.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-01
UNITED srArKs mAa,uALs oFFicE-Dnc 'l'f

UNITED STATES MARsuALS OFFiCE-pho' '"'
moHY PRISONERS RELEASED FKon FORT LfNih'' -
Tl- morning Marshal Murray took ur"fure' "
,e,,e ~. following named poner' rom Fort La'le'e
Jane. iiop. inson Arthur wmdie VIM c"'hp"'' oe''s'
Wit Michael OBnen, YIN. senscr Wa Jones, % ''
crew Of tie fnslhh bak Express, i"'rased un'Y"'
by o,d.r OF the seer,,s'y Of S'sie' John - :" pu'''
,hor MeAtey If the Of the prize p Liza released W.
eosdon.ly ty order Of the SECRETARY o. state quo
yioct .,d Vim Brown, released taking the 0an oil si'
gillce, SO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-01

EXTENT OF THE CHARLESTON FIRE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-01

Ezra. AccIDESr.-On Monday evening about
oel.A oven srih wh L. JuuIi on The ier'y-boat 81
s .fry nj. el h. ooiing sud ith into the "ArI i'
- Ia 90 ou, alive was thoroughly exhausted thas he
dita allugs. tuIu. eul3toiy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-01
FROM RECElT SOUTHERN PAPERS.

REGEl NEWS FROM REBEL SOURCES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-01
sUapoGATE's CoURr-Drc '-bef're Surrogate S''
ruE PARISH Will cASh-" ~ -ia.d e. ,t. p,risb
81 4. S.trrp. ute dtClleu IN TIE iallNn

~ - -, DIV Tho n uon made b. tho execute, a. a
VIZ a., r n 10 have br nal eiowanceo l'"V
hfoNei 10 ,.,l ot her bn-band. contnurd 10 her
,g ihe ,.ci-iGn the codicii' In the C"nt' 81 ~
No. ed hist thi- allowance was pan Oh Tie
!" -, 80, a. Sir. ash lho present drc'i'n sue
view tia. tho alo to Mia Parish ceased ~ nei
deitu 80, 1900. 49,. 49,, admitted ti
80. Ana Jone. s.bmpm Denton, George hioAcft, selh
A. stai .,, aud ihoinas flaming
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-01
Show ing an inerea in enpen.e IT,. s24al q

-, And net cepi. les than las yeaTof... 5000 &c
Wy me 'un 81 T28U4 49, which sr,ts the hsl,
the credit o. Income Accom- have hard H. r,,h d
os' ed on 'all the las - er he Ger hrs
e. tsrd In the eAiingtis hu aose debt sui
10 replaced ny az ess reslI Hiopf 0sbe a.--rs
AZ am"rung II the bhecto Of the Nj l.an eniia Rail
road Company, led Bosou tie 21ih c1y Of rrrmf ~.
Bu th' foregoing r.ror AID OF he 1iea.Urs
eu'd snd rcc,pted and thefeu' Il voted In
con iefs'tn q" The aspect ~ public ,fa the subject Of
dtcla'iig a dividend be po'tponed for the PRESENT.
The Marine Savings Institution viii pay interest at
the rate of y ceut Oh deEo-iis on q @0ib of Jan
nary. Tie Il INK Of North Americs has declared u
dividend Of . = cent. The Worcester aud Nashua
Railroad. s. 2 share.
The following are the resolutions passed at the
Bank meeting OF Saturday evening:
heired Ths n il exp,dcnt ar the bk of New York to
SUSPEND ,peci- ments and we hefeby - 20 d.
ici rei bat b. Secittary VI the Fg.ufy - cque,ed
g. draw for suohrf 10 peat TO De i 4" the of
TIE im"rrst ihr Cover at isht ia'u1ry AID HE
drafts orGsn ~ favor a. he Sis'c Of NeW-Ioik
The Clcsgoand North Ncs'cn Railroad earnings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-01

IOlI.sss.stss
porr hsr y4t.,'a eh.p tie 'f".t '~- rf".d zen ypo
al { mary be- h,s.',d dIee'y I'D indirectly nearly
-sfatalrintle bong Iok - ~. "hgh ~ llie"..o
po,.e 'hc tty ~ Hey loft hut n. "ois va i'i w."
bong finished iLce 40 sprs'rni iDeen. 9, eou pr ~
suh te pss..rs ~ you iI,.hs 10 Jrs-y CITY No" o ~
ie'rf srf'. -Hfy ''ib' h'i cd WIN CON- H. 49, Uni
pau o. e"-l YOU spie .. I" ms ~ Vh,i ',y .r
r. bud yfu if-l b. a. fr D. tfrr.itH'd ron I'i ~ '"
vour o docss po,iie ihc ty ol Neg Ihor
A. H. o.s I'D 80 sHoid f.rnina i,cls ioI rai"sj
tr.c ,gsed 10 the world - ar - or oh,r''on se,.
lo htye i,duc DO lhdh ct"'. "l u ,.' Wv P )
VI D. DO lshiify 10 he oun oi h1tif d'p' ,,.,, d,
- aso utn..ef 90 500 per 'tusi ~ " go, n,
i, is Of buf.o. Ia reiypg - 'pp"ftuhI', 20 s,I'
tIs ptoprry for ibe HI. htiiN') '"iniS,y w. ,. ,d
able e,ono prcsoert IN ne h,'o'} .. i r. rn,,ss
tie Inr. lss~, aiiu the s.'snt 81 ne A"e,'o '. ,
~ ofaer csIfy out cor 1i'Isc' ~nn u' ' H. G
we've s,sn.u,t by II Fiir klh"Ty COM ay "nu ~ p
81 la r., a., tior lin lag. snoput was heesa} -
DO, d.d oh. of szWoo0 having hi y years 70 ron
Of de rosa Iorchp,rd on psny, nsde np ion
,ouf lir,co's orsanD'd uhce ~ oe.e'a - 49, a. a,
+, ircriy. ~, pfoIer f. ~ ~, W. co. %
snd me-, have you h. pepriUty Ih",' vi h"n'
tie pes meat cam is'ioa-, o. oi a"S I',nf WIN
Won W SECURED vi %" creation Of ~. - % ~
~, p.. Of NV iui~sy. H. perfect of1,r WIN sadi''
favorable q. e'j 90 he mon 1he eiS , w gn % ~,
lin, nhes II Eufnlo We uffcf'Hi tLsl ~
,e,, tlrtt. have been maze ~ ne h"usio ne" '.iA
-. uetfotd CombBu,, ., u'citrg win )"T Ipeh ~
=, H. az .Iich .1pe.s trBils nov regularly iun over
the no ~ -pucbsied rood u LuhlI"
Jue piesidons Of tie Lorg Dock Company aIso
makes report, in which he states the cost Of the
work ut g., 5J3 $50, derived from:
Cstith stock ...............'. '..'-''' '.n ~
Ntffrsr.. .................. ~ eb' -
Ad,a.cra BY Eiis Hnih.ud cO........ ''bf41 u
n, ........S2. 3IaJ.i
I'll. Gis e. :, condition Of tho Midigsn Cnuh lsirosd
Courony on tho 1T december ln't Is 'Abb'7u IN 'h'
IAooAH ACcousT--hKCEirrs or THE ROAD
To balance Of ibi, a,oo"n per TrcnueTs re- a., o,
Igtt Of Jle l. i.ti............. ''''' -
10 receipts Of Road IoG June l. IDOL to Dec ,,- l.,
/, ''''"
TllD' w.,
TO balance Fl Income Account Dec l..,.... 1I@otf %
tr.
BY Operating Account from jane !, 1851 10 Dec . -
l. Nbi....... ....s.' H'l1 ~ -
BY Annual pa ent- toward sinking Hnudf.... t4.V' y"
by lnteie,t ana rchsi ~ AccDuna from June l. 1900. -,
1901, 10 D,r T. iLbi. ................. J1l JJt -
BY baiuce 10 new 2ld"9 20
The bsnlce the credit of this Is t2 ,ai ~
shpv Ing inc since tie annual repdt # Ju oDl
suOgttig 49, $50 - II 10 ~ edded bo ua
pHy mrLt ia October &" Trustees OF th, Sinking
euGn A,y,trt - lti the Mt eaugs Of he sad a't'
pali oIeiang iditu'rs a 10 Get have amounted
t. -2is $50 80 about and "a por upon tho capsi
~ 60 Il The Con psry
Dui,g he lssts months the bills payable which upon
'he 1t of Jube ub'sd g. *l23OO hive Les enLv4S
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-04-03
WESTERN HOTEL,
NOS. ., Ii, Is, 49, Il, coURrLANDr ST.,

NOS. Q, II, Is, ls, Il, COURTLANDT ST.,
NEAR BROADWAY, HKw YORK oITV.
This old established and favorte resort of the Ba-
mess Community has been recently reftted, and u
complete in everything that can minister to the
comforts of its patrons Ladies and families are spe-
cialy and carefully provided for.
1t is centrally located in the BUSINESS part of the
city, and is contiguous to the principal lines Of
steamboats,, cars, ferries. &c.
In cons quence of the pressure caused by the Re.
bellion, prices have been reduced to g
ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS PER DAY.
The table Ia amply supplied with ell the luxuries
of the season. and equal to that ofany other hot
in the country. ~
Ample accomm odatiops are offered for upwards
of 400 ~ ests 80,
Don't believe run..ers, hSo. men, and others whe
may say 1.-THE We~terp Hotel is full
d. d. WIN HESTER, Proprietor.
THOB. D. WINCHESTER ssss 0:W8m
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-04-03
lizard TIMES COFFEE.

The trying times and the high price Of coffee has
demanded that o God substitute should be found
for pure coffee, and the manufacturer Of the Hard
Times Coffee has succeeded In the inyenten of an
article which meets the requirement. Of the times,
and which the Mass. State Assayer, DR. Hayes, pro-
nounces free from ANY deleterious substance. 1t u
sold at very low price, and is 10 fA about equal
to pure coffee. - $3.50
Manufactured by II. b. NEWHALL, Manufacturer
of Coffee Spices and Cream Tartar, SO South Market
Street, Boston. Try g.. fou can get pound Of
any Grocer In Rutland
Certificate Of mr.. Hayes.
oHARp TIhRs CoyyDR."--Ths substitute for the
more expensive kinds Of coffee has been ansiyZed
chemically and mieroscopically, and found to be
free from any deleterious Substance, IL slso CORES
ponds In composition with the mansneearers state
a. 4. HAYES, II D., stats Asaaysr,
u Beyisssn street, Boston, Rss. -. leo' f8ssD
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-04-03
SS,oved, March 4, 1864,
rs !

A, q tulal treat, ,tipulations with HApoVer'
., .saeisd By ths Sspaf. aRd Rouis Of Representa-
o. ths U.itsd States o. America ~ loRgTsSs as
I'D that the following sums be aud the same are
I m, appropriated, ut OF any money IA the Treas
n6t Otherwise appropriated TO enable the Presi-
ss1 10 fllhl the spu atoms contained In the third
II ,prth articles OF the tpsaty between the United
s.,ss and Hanover OF the sixth OF November, eigh-
' MN red and xty-one, viz; 10 carry out the
I,,ia-ionR contairef in the third article Of said
,.ssty fory.'hree thousand iour hundred and hity-
s,r, dollaf, ami sixteen cents To carry ost the
Iou,Isti ps contained "a the fourth article of said
Wv ian hundred and forty two dollars aud ninety
ma or 80 much thereof as may be necessary to pay
r. interest D row ded for in said article
| ,or-ovsd March Is, 1862.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-04-03

-, sx,pg tn number OF tho House OF Rspressn'
~. " m AID after the third March, eighteen
sSndrsd aud sixty tree
..,,t,d by tAs Senate aud House Of Rsprss'H-
he Uaitsa States % America 20 oessfsn a.
l.ns. bundled and sixty-thrse, the umbtr OF
bghIes"s nf the House Of Repr, sentstiyes OF Con.
~ the United tes shall be two hundred and
ess o. ~ and the eish' additional members shall
PRIV gu. "ne 10 Penpsylysnia Ohio, Kentucky,
ineis Iowa, Minarsots, Vermont and Rhode
Elaud ,,.,.h 1892
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-04-03
IPUBLIo-No. 81
An Act to make an additional article Of war

An Act to make an additional article otwar
o., ,rastsd bg the Senate and HouSs Of RspreJsn-
ts,, OF hs Unitsi States Of America IN COas
,,blsf That hereafter the following shall be pro
igst.d As an additional article OF war for the gov
asnf Of the army OF the United States, aud shall
y ohsyed and observed ~ such;
,rtiele-All officers or persons in the military or
ri service of the United States are prohibited
.n,n smuloyiug any OF the forces under their re-
Five commands for the purpose of retu rning III.
Y, va. com service or labor, who may have e. oaped
-, apy persons TO whom such service or labor is
Eisimed't6 be due, and any officer Who shall be
.;"Is sbsll be dismissed from the service.
sac Q And Be IL further enacted, That this act sinai
axe effect from aud after its passage
Approved March -, 1852.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-04-03
MORE VICTORIES.

We would invite the attention OF the public to oar
assortment of
~ CHALDRON KETTLES
We have half barrel-one-two and three barrel
sizesot the most approved patterns, aud at prioes
that .nnot tail to please all. Call and see them
EAGLE FOUNDRY, Rutland Feb. n. 1862
feb22 ida w6w BOWMAN h MANSFIELD
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-04-03
-. y.V INVITED STATES
PusLIo-No. as

"a. S.ssns SsiHos o. tS Tiir'ysse'-'A
'"' CsHgyssA.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-04-03

NOTICE.
Whereas my wife Mary, has left my bed and board
without any just provocaton, this Is to forbid al
ersons harboring or trusting her my account,
as shall pay no debta of her contracting after this
date.
JEREMIAH HURLEY.
West Rutland, March 20, 1867. mar 20-3w
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-04-03

DIGS FOR SALE.
Halt MaCky and half Sufolk-near the Advent
Chapel, Rutland Village Price a.
March Tim. j. ELLIS.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-04-03

two thousand two hundred dollars,
Once OF the Commissioner OF Customs,
For blank books, stationery, and miscellaneous
items two thousand dollars.
Lighthouse Board
For stationery, miscellaneous expenses, and post.
age, ak hundred dollars E ~
FOR rHH axnERAL PURrosss or THE sourHlAer
ExKourIvk BUILDING, IsoLUpIna THE KxrnhsIos.
For compensation of twelve watohmen and elev.
en- aborers of the Southeast Executive Building
thirteen thousand eight hundred dollars.
For contingent expenses of said building, fuel,
light labor, and miscellaneous items, twenty thou
sand dollars,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-04-03
IPuRLIc-No. ISL

!, A., ro.kins snpropriations for the legislative
sxeeUtiYe, and judiois expenses Of the Govern
nsnt for the year ending tnii'ieta Of June, sigh-
zen Auudr ed and sixty-three, and additional ap-
occupations for the year ending thrteth OF June,
sishteen hundred aud sixty-two,
B Il ssaeted By the Senate and House Of REPRESENTA-
.s, Of the Uaitsd States Of America IN CoagvsSS
ssbs3 That the following sums be and the same are
hereby appropriated out otany money in the Treas
moi Otherwise appropriated, for the objects here
mater expressed for the fiscal year ending the thir
Fieth of June, eighteen hundred and sixty-three
namely: but nothing herein contained shall be con
atrued as in any manner impairing the right to re
duce the compensation OF airy officer OF the Govern
me Mt or to abolish any existing office
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-04-03

For compensation of librarian three assistant Ii.
brarians messenger, and aborers ten thousand dol.
lars
For contingent expenses OF said library one thou.
sand dollars.
For purchase of books tor said library, Ave thou,
sand dollars,
For purchase OF law books for said library, two
thousand dollars,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-04-03
PENITENTIARY.


Departments thirty thousand dollars.
For compensation of the oficers clerks, messen-
gers and others receiving an annual salary In the
employment of the House of Representatives, three
thousand seven hundred and sixty seven dollars and
twenty four cents.
For compensation OF clerks to committees, and
temporary clerks In the office of the Clerk OF the
House O Representatives, eight hundred and twelve
dollars.
and Appendix for each member and delegate in the
first regular session fthe thirty seventh Congress,
four thousand seven hundred and seventy eight dol
| For folding documents, ten thousand dollars.
| For furniture and repairs, and boxes for members
seven thousand dollars.
For newspapers nine thousand three hundred
For ftationery, eight thousand three hundred and
| seventl dollars.
| For contingent expenses OF the Senate, namely:
| For compensation ofthree messengers appoin9tso
under authority Of resolution OF the Senate OF July
nineteenth, eighteen hundred and sixty one three
thousand six hundred dollars.
| For binding, twenty thousand dollars.
For lithographing and engraving, thirty thousand
For stationery, twelve thousand dollars.
For reporting proceedings three thousand dol
For Congfe. sional Globe and Appendix, at the
first session the thirty Congress, six thou
sand one hundred and eishtyfsur dollars and twenty
cents.
For clerks to committees, pages, horses. and car
ryalls, seven Thousand dollars
! For miscellaneous items, thirty thousand douare
For Capitol police, one thousand five hundred dol
lars a Ei
For compensation Of the surveyor general OF Hi
nois and Missouri, two thousand dollars
For rent of the surveyor generals ONCE IN new
Mexico, fuel books station cry and other inciden.
tai expenses nine hundred and fourteen dollars and
thirty six cents. .
For contingent expense of the office OF the Fourth
Auditor, seven hundred dollars.
For the payment of the salaries OF two clerks In the
Attorney Generals ONCE appointed under authority
of act of second Angus ighteen hundred and sixty
oae, one thousand four hundred dollars,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-04-03

MKNT.
Once of the Secretary of War:
For blank books stationery. books, maps, extra
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-04-03

For salaries of COVER Or thr judges an secre-
tsry nine thousand seven hundred dollars
For contingent expenses Of said Territory, one
thousand dollars
For compensation and mileage of the members Of
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-01-09

TAKING CARE OF FRUIT TREES, DC
A good wash for fruit trees is lye o
wood ashes, about as strong as the
second run from the leash tub. o.
potash, one ID. to two gallons water
or better, sal soda one ID. to one gallon
water. Still better, one gallon soft
soap to two gallons soft water. Apply
with an old broom. rubbing hard.
We should prefer to whitewash trees
late in autumn.
Although our prejudices are against
such applications, we are not aware
that whitewash has proved harmful,
while it is claimed to be useful in des.
troying insects and their eggs or larva,
besides rejecting the sun, and thus pro.
tecting the body from its injurious ef'
fects in winter.
We should not place much depend
ence upon whitewash as a protection
from rabbits; better tie lath or bark
around the bodies, or wrap with strips
of cotton cloth.
Grape vines may be planted with
about equal success spring or fall; 10
either case the work should be done
early; if in fall, protect with few
inches Of dry leaves or litter, or if III
spring mulch soon after planting. Field
Notes.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-01-09
Be A MAN OF. YouR Wosp.-Wben

BE A MAN OF YouR WozD.AWher
you promise to do thing, do it. Be-
a man ofprinciple in your word. Do
not say, that you intend to-day to visit
your sick friend or neighbor, and then
suffer the pressure of business to crowd
it out of your mind. He has been
watching for your coming during the
week that is past. Could you have
seen the bright smile that Illuminated
his countenance when he said, "I hear
his voice-his footsteps on the stairs"
you would hsye said that the keeping
Of that promise was worth more to you
than much choice gold. But,wheu the
vision had disappeared and you came
not, there was pity and sorfsn, even
for you. written upon those fesfures.-
For dollars and cents had become a
formidable barrier against tAat price,
less gem in every mans character,
which either shines its own conspic-
uous light Of love of the truth. or is set
IN the midnight darkness Of distrust
and falsehood. Then, if you wish to
do good, and WELD an influence for
truth, be man Of your word. For
truth is the essence of heaven"