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q The bodies of five young girls named
Ward, who were recently drowned in Toronto
Bay by the upsetting OF sailboat, some time
since, have now all been recovered and Inferred.
-Four were found two days after the accident,
and the last one was taken from the water last
Sunday morning.
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SPECE.aL NOTICES.

The next sermon, the Lords Prayer, will be deliv
cred by the REV. BUGB MILLER THoMPsoS in St. Mat
thew's Church, next Sunday evening the petition
'sForgiYe debts we forgive our debtors.''
general and cordial invitation is extended TO all
70 attend these Lectures.
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THE New TAX BILL.-We are happy to learn
that this bill received its quietus for this session at
least, in the Senate on Monday last, where it was
indefinitely postponed. Served it right.
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Iotal --. Tag, 79b 90
The spportionment is larger than last year
by reason of the distribution of the accumula-
ted Library Fund, the part that came from the
School FuLd being. by an act of last winter, re-
stored to the School Fund Income.
j. l.. PICARD
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An exchange says the present height of the
fashion in bonnets requires a small flower gar
den to fill the space above the top Of the head
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Wool Grower,s nTeetIno

There will be meeting OF the wool growers Of Keno
sha county at the Agricultural Hail. on Saturday, the
2sth of July, at o'clock P. NJ, by request of
= J.. D. BENEDICT, SALMON UPsoN
II. A. NEWBURY, HARMON MARSH,
ALVIN FRENCH, L. G. HOLT,
SCHUYLER BUNDY, 6. VINTON.
EFHRAlM PERKINS, CLAPP MINOR,
DWIGHT RORRINS
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TOTAL -- s., 2O4,2
All the discredited banks except the Arctic and
State Stock, have failed to deinur to the
complaint of the Attorney General. and they will
doubtless be closed up within the next forty days
the Arctic and State Stock banks will probably
require thirty days longer.
The semi-annual statements required by law to
be made by the banks on the first Monday of July,
must be received at this office or before the 10th
or the penalty imposed by the law will be enforc.
ed. There can be no valid excuse for not comply
ing with the law in this respect within that time
Bankers, in returning mutilated notes to this of
fee for new circulation, will please make state
ment of the amount of each denomination so re.
turned
VIM. H. RAMSEY
Bank ComDtrOller.
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EE The rebel Confederacy, now so soon to
perish, is utterly bankrupt. 1t was born with
out cause and will die without effects. Lou.
isrtAe Journal
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To COnRnmDtIVcs.
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES!!
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES!!
DIR CHEESEUAN' PILLS =!
DIR, CHEESEMAN'S PILLS 70


THE HEALTH AND LIFE OF WOMAN
Is continually peril if she is mad enough neglect
Irregularities which tw0thrds OF
her sex are more less subject.
DIR, CHEESEMAN'S PILLS prepared IRON the same for
mua which the inventor CORNELIUS L. CHEEsEAN, NJ, d.
York has for twenty used successfully in an
extended private relieve without
all disturbances of the Pero deal discharge whether
arising relaxation suppression They act like charm
removing the pains that accompany difficult or immo
and the only safe and reliable
y Pushes Sick Headache Pains the Loins Back and
Sides Paptation of the Heart Nervous TremOrs Hysterc
Spas Broken sleep and other unpleasant and dangerous
In the worst Gases of FluOr 4bS Whites they effect
speedy cure.
To Wives and MntrOns.
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS are offered the only safe
means of renewing interrupted menstruation, but
LADIES MUST BEAR IN MIND
That on that Uerp account if taken when the interruption
arises they will inevitably prevent the
expected events This CAUTION IS ABSOLUTELY
NECESSARY for such is the tendency of the Pills to re-
store the original functions of the sexual ganiz aon that
they inevitably arrest the process of CESSATION 80
Explicit directions stating when they should be used win
each box-Prce One Dollar each Boz containing 81 PiS
valuable Pamphlet be had free, of the Agents PMS
By maui promptly by enclosing price to the Agent Sold
by Druggists generally, X. b III ChlNES,
Proprietor, 20 Cedar St. new York.
Sold in Kenosha by T. ROBINSON,
And Druggists Every where.
Sold in Chicago at Manufacturers prices by ,,
ly42 LokD q oMllh'
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Ey What can the poor rebel Confederacy do
now moneyless, saltless, ramless, hopeless,
IsWless, and Goddess !-L0mSriHe Journal.
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III OMGOPATHY in the ascendant Immediate re
n lief guaranteed DR.. SMYrHE, from Lon don, has
RN opened an Establishment in Philadelphia, Pa, for
the treatme.it of Female COnepLGints. Read his
HH advertisement in another column, headed "LA-
DIsS, READ" 1yl
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of school Fund Income.

MEssRs. EDITORS The following is the
apportionment Of School Money for the cur
rent year. on the basis of SO cents on the dol
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Wisc0nsiu RaulrH.

We take the following items OF general interest
from the last Report of the Bank Comptroller. II
will be seen that our city Banks are we'll and
abundantly secured.
! DIN d. .rLy
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1888 Specie. 1883
a Circulation, --.- $3.50
Banks winding up. and redeemed in gold at pa
the Bank COmptrollers Office:
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1000 Missouri o.. --....... 81 900
$4,000 Wisconsin 6s, loo $4,000
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thing else for artificial teeth And referred 70 oer,ene
in Windsor and Windham Counties VIA had wrrn his
work in preference to Gold for years who were willing t.
testify as to its durability cleanliness and ehtness. But
had recommended 10 the people here 10 u>o poison freely
IN lhelf food, could not have been by sone small sOe
denounced more According to thclr account, and they
Ought TO Know better ru6ber was everything at WAS ba
would not last two years, and the time was finally
dnced HoWn I" six months tcy haG seen sets that Wei,
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EROM THE WESTERN DEPARTMENT.

CHICAGO, April 25. A despatch to the
Times from Cairo to-day says that the passen-
GERS, by the steamer Belle of Memphis from
HttsOurg, state that when at Savannah they
heard firing in the direction of Pittsburg. The
cannonadng was brisk and gradually growing
louder, and was heard for miles this side OF
savannah. The belief that there was q general
Engagement is strengthened by the fact that on
Wednesday significant preparations had been
made by Gen. Halleck tor an attack.
Our gunboats on the Tennessee had effected
apssase over Muscle Shoals and penetrated
Hutsyille, Alabama, where they captured
quantity Of rebel commissary stores.
special despatch TO The Tribune from Cairo
to-day says, the rumor that fighting has COM
llenced at Pttsburg is doubled at headquarters.
zen. Strong received dispatches from Gen.
halieck yesterday but no mention is made OF
such an event
st. Louis, April %. A special despatch to
Inc Democrat from Com. Foote'S ilotllla, dated
Inc go, says All Is quiet here, if we except
'"o mortar boats remaining III position, which
,c,CaSIonally throw shell over at fort W light.
me rebels have not replied to-day. None OF
,Aeif gunboato can be seen. The weather Is
aif' The food has overrun all the plantations
and houses along the river. Great distress pre-.
walls among the inhabitants along the banks
Sol.e Of whom offer to give all they possess To
As'c their families removed from their houses
winch the food threatens to carry down the
liver.
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IN th'EEAE e. GzksA PEa
70 THE FREEMAN
r O'CLOCK A. M.
szIeE OF FORT JACKSON GOING ON.
rHE REBELS SAY 1T Is TERRIFIC.
egS. FsANHAs ..sEDVaNG seN !
Ibs Vermont WouGded at Fortress
Monroe to be Sent Home.
From WoDowell's Column.
Disa strous Floods in the Southwest.
from WcDowell's Column
0isa strous Floods in the Southwest.
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
70 THE FREEMA.V

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF VA, }
April Is. {
70 Hon. L. NJ. Stanton:
Assistant Surgeon Warren was unconditon-
ally released, with seventeen prisoners and four
ot.eOdants. They arrived here this evening
rom Norfolk. They We're wounded and left in
+bp field in tie affair of the South Mills. The
roops Of the United States consisted as reported
# 5000 men, under the command Of Brig. Gen.
Reno The Surgeon says the rebels reported
only Georgia regiment and d few pieces of ar
,lIcgy.
The Norfolk Day Book reports a heavy bonn
ardment of Fort jackson, Mississippi river
Mini. Gen. Lowell is represented as saying it was
terrific. 1t wac still continued at last advices
(Sisned) JOHN E. Wool,
Major General.
FORTRESS MONROE, April Is.
70 Hon. f. NJ. Stanton:
The Norfolk Day Book OF this morning has a
telegraph from New Orleans dated Oath inst,
from which the following information is OBJ
tanned:
There was heavy and continuous lombard
pent of Fort jackson all night, which is still
,rogresspg The rebels in the tort represent
themselves as still cheerful, with an abiding
filth in ultimate success. They state that they
are making repairs as best they can. Their bar
bette guns were still in working order, though
the most of them have been disabled at times
They assert that we had fired $500 l3-inch shells
of which 1000 fell in the fort. They think oul
ammunition must soon be exhausted, but assert
that they can stand it as long as We can. The
rebel Congress had adjourned.
(Signed) JOHN TUCKER,
Asst Sec'y of War.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, April % Flag officer Foote,
wing to the wound received in the battle OF
'oft Henry, has asked to be released from the
'oNlnand Of the Western fleet, but the Depart.
Ieht las, it is understood, ordered Capt. Chas.
~ DAVIS to repair to the squadron as his second
-, "a Command, mus relieving him OF much oil
"r physical labor Of his responsible position
d. owins 10 IL misrepresentation which caused
, %e rejection OF ID. Il. Sickles, the President to-
Tly fenomnaIed him to be Brigader General
'"T prospect of his confirmation is favorable.
,.. me Sanitary commission will tomorrow DIS
i Nn The steamship Daniel Webster to Fortress
=, ,'T n US floating hospital. She is to carry
clo large supply of hospital stores, medicines,
r "''nlng Ice, ETC., and corps OF surgeons,
If ' ,1' ana hospital dresses. Several members
m, WV Commission accompany them for the
,b a OF completing the arrangements ior
"ahSler of the sick and wounded.
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In Moretown April 10th, by Rev. J. Gill; Mr.. Leonard
X Foster and Miss Anna l.. Evans, all of Moretown.
In Rochester, March 10th, by Rev. J. A. Sherburn, Mr.
Daniel b. Field of Weahersded and Augusta f. Taylor
of Hancock.
In Elmore, by Rev. A. S. Cooper, Mr. Hiram Palmer
Saratoga Springs N. Y and Miss Beva NJ. Scott of Ell
more.
In Derby, March 27th by Rev D. E. Dexter, Mr. James
R. Danforh and Miss Catherine Burke, both of Holland
Also by the at Derby Centre, April It'll, Mr. George
e. Braey of Troy, and Miss Sophia Hadlock of Jay.
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4xSpsa % 4,
a.s}lc0.

In Berlin. April 18th, of consumption, Mr. jeremiah
Dow, aged 81 years and months
Papers in N. II. and Mass. will please copy.
In Bethel, April 14h, of dipthera, Alvin H. of HAL
and Nancy Hatch, aged 80 years and 10 months. Keene
IN. H. Sentinel, and Vermont Journal please copy.
In Nlarshfeld, March 23d, widow Sarah Damon, aged
80 years and II months.
In Waterbury, April IL, of old age, Gideon Kicker,
aged SO years. month, and days.
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NGs5ce 80 'EGnclse =.

There will be public examination of School Teachers
at school-room No. 5, in the Union School House, in
Montpelier, the 10Th day of May, 1862. The exam
ination Will commence at ten O'Clock, A NJ.
CHARLES D. SWASEY, Town superintendent
Mnnt,, linr A,nri
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Notice 10 Teachers.

4 Public Examination for examining those vino design
y to teach in the Common schools in The town of Berlin,
will be held at the School House near Montpelier village,
Friday, May Ind at O'Clock A. NJ the exercises to
close at 4 oclocs P. NJ None need apply who not
well qualified Evidence of good moral character will be
expected from strangers. All citizens earnestly in
vited to be present
j. NEWTON PERRIN, Superintendent.
Berlin, April Sth, 1862.
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CINCINNATI, April Is. The Government steam
er Eunice was run into last night by the Com
modore Perry off Ashland, KY, and sunk
The boat is total loss No lives lost
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New YORK, april %. Asrecial dispatch from
Washington states that Reverdy johnson has
written letter in which he argues that the
District Of Columbia Emanclp patton bill is un-
Constitutional 1t is reported that the rebels
earring an attack on Norfolk have prepared to
c'suuct the channel of Elizabeth river with
Vessels.
4 despatch from the assistant Secretary Of
War to Co.. Harvey states than the wounded
'srmont soldiers are in the hospital at Fortress
Monroe and will be sent on soon in accordance
with the wishes of Gov. Holbrook of Vermont.
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BALTIMORE, April 25 Six Or seven persons
were injured on the train from Philadelphia
this afternoon by rear car getting off the track
A passenger named O. Grant was obliged to
have his leg amputated.
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FROM GEN. BANKS COLUMN.

New MARKET, Va, April "A.
Hon. Z. NJ. Stanton, Secretary of War:
Our advance guard, Col. Donely, took three
prisoners to-day at u point nine miles beyond
lIarrlsonburg. One says he belongs to Company
B. 10th Virginia.
This Regiment has been on the Rappahan-
mock according to previous information. The
prisoner says it joined jackson at his present
.ocaton near Stannardsville, from Culpepper.
(Slgncd N. P. BANKS.
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Very Latest by Telegraph
4. O'CLOCK =. M.

New York, April 26. 4 letter in the Times
dated Newborn the Goth inst. says that yester.
day there was :; picket skirmish between the
18th Mass. regiment and the rebel troops who
were watching our movements, near Trent, IL
miles west OF this place on the line of the rail-
road. Frequent s0rtes are made with an APP
parent design of driving US back from the adj
vanced position now occupied by us. The troops
had to work with she sword or musket in one
hand and the hammer in the other building
bridge Yesterday the pickets of the 18th were
surprised by the rebels, and after brief skirm
ish IL of our men were made prisoners One of
the rebels was shot. More troops will probably
be thrown forward to protect the roads.
Special dispatches from Washington state
that Count Raaslaf, the Danish Minister, and
Count Piper the Swedish Minister, it is said
have gone to Fortress Monroe with the intention
of proceeding to Richmond.
FORTRESS MONROE, April 25 The flag of
truce to-day returned with the schooner Missis-
sippi, which brought from Norfolk yesterday
seventeen of the wounded prisoners at the battle
at South Mills.
The Union troops 10 that battle consisted of
parts of five regiments, including the 9th New
Hampshire under Gen. Reno, numbering 500 or
600 men, They landed below Elizabeth City
and marched up the canal without opposition.
TIE object Of the movement was to break up
the lock. An engagement took place during
the afternoon and the rebels were driven from
the field.
New York, April 26. A letter from before
Yorktown, dated the Oath inst, gives confirm
alton. on the authority of deserters, of the
rumored refusal to fight, and the surrender of
their arms by an Irish brigade in the rebel
army.
BEFORE YORKTOWN April %. The principal
event yesterday was the Smelling of Yorktown
by one of our gunboats. A few shots were fired
during the day along the whole line to keep the
rebels from strengthening their works. =,
/ A flag of truce was sent to the enemys line
on Tuesday by order of Gen. Mcclellan.
It was for the purpose of effecting the ex
change Of four rebel prisoners for similar num-
Der of our wounded, in order that they might
be better cared for The answer showed that
they were disposed to comply with the request
but the wounded had been sent TO Richmond.
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NEW YORK, April IS. The Fredericksburph
correspondent Of the Hcrai4, under date OF; The
1oo, states that tne city is now occupied by Gen.
McDoWells force. The troops are IN excellent
health, only Is being on the sick Inst, including
Che wounded. The tlotilla succeeded in clearing
the Rappahannock of distractions. and reached
frederlcksburgh on Saturday. Work has com
m u on the Aqua Creek and Fredericksburgh
tallroau, Which will soon be in running order
ne railroad bridge over the Raupahannock
WILL OF course, be Immediately rebuilt Much
Valuaole information relative to the course and
cohditlon OF the roads south of us has been OBJ
tanned from contraban0s and residents
AN immense amount of -four remains in Fred
erlcksbnrgb. Over 1000 bushels of corn are now
being ground for the use of the troops The
cotton factory In Falmout til continues to be run
as usual Contrabands are hocking in Ivy scores.
Ihey state that the rebels had a regiment of
mounted negroes armed with sabres at Manassas.
and the regiment IS still in service in the vicinity
OF Gordonsville
The report of barbarites at Bull run have not
been exaggerated. The rebels due up the re-
mains of our soldiers, made spurs OF the Jaw
bones, and cut up the skeletons into every con-
ceivable form and sent the trnkets home to
their families
The rebel army is reported to be greatly de-
morailzed by the Union victories, the news of
which the rebel authorities vainy endeavcred
10 suppress. The rebels quartered in Fredericks.
burgh Last week moved off toward Gordonsville,
and it is believed they are encamped but a short
distance from this place.
CAIRO, April 25 Steamers Choctaw and
Belle of Memphis, from Piltsburg Landing, ar
rived last night. They were fired into IS miles
below Pittsburg by rebel gucrrilas from behind
dwellings on the left bank Of the Tennessee
The Choctaw received seven shots one of which
killed the mate, and the Belle of Memphis re-
ceived twelve shots, one of which mortally
wounded negroe. The roads at Pittsburg
are improving. Skirmishing between pickets
continue. The river here is still rising. The
lower Mississippi is fearfully overaowed, caus-
ing the greatest loss of property ever known
from similar cause.
New YORK, April 25. The Newbern Pro.
gress of the 18th says that ten days before Gen.
Burnside captured Newburn, some 700 men as
sembled in Iredel County, west of Raleigh
and hoisted the Stars and Stripes A force was
sent from Newbern to reduce them and about
twelve were killed. 1t is reported that about
80 cavalry have been captured at Newport, in
Guiding Colonel.
BALTIMORE, April 25. Six or seven persons
were injured on the train from Philadelphia
this afternoon by rear car getting off the track
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t%easIcG do Teachers,

'HE Public Examination for examining those who de
sign 10 teach in the Common Schools in the town of
MiddeseX, will be held the School House the
ter Of said town, Saturday May 10th, at O'CLOCK p.
ii. All citizens respectfully and cordially invited
attend. II. LESTER MCELROY, Superintendent
MildleseX, April TO- 1862. 800
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Notice

MISS JENNIE W. ABBOTT, havlng returned, would
M respectfully inform the Ladies of Montpelier and vi
cinity, that sire Will continue Dressmakng at her resi-
dence on Liberty Street Thanking her friends for past
favors, sh! still solicit share of their patronage
ril Is, 1862. Fd&w3w
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N Office.

Those who designing to teach in the town of More
town the ensuing year, requested to at the
School House in Morethwn Village, Saturday, May Sd at
one O'Clock p NJ to be examined according to law.
The public are cordially invited t be present.
JOSHUA GILL, Superintendent.
In time Of peace prepare for war; In time of health
prepare for sickness Get of DR.. G1ord's Cura-
ves. By the timely use of his prescriptions many slight
complaints will be arrested from terminating in
sickness Sold by Fred L. Smith Montpelier, VT, Agent,
or by N. s. Burr & Co., Boston Mass, Philip Lee
Propre or, l36 william street, New York.