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."e wires work badly this morning, which ac-
Wv. ,''" Tor the brevi'y of our despatch. How.
-" We think what We have got leaves no doubt
1" "up" Wednesday night, Island No. 10 had
'''esen captured. -.
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TOCALIFORNIANS!
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
Reeular Mail Steamers

VIA. PANAMA RAlLRoAD,
.iiing list, 18th, and aist Of Each MON"
,rur Old ESTABLISHED AGENCY OFFICE has neen
re-opened In Boston, renewing to New snssh" poo
pa he,ths Number ofpaensers limited for each s'sani
" early ApP"''"'" G. Z. BARTLETT.
<s,N Io, Bread Street.. Boston
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Notice {!

THE Annual Meeting Of the VERMONT CENTRAL
| RAILROAD COMPANY will BE- held at the PAVILION
House in Non: pelier, on WEDNESDAY, the NINTH day
Of APRIL A. D. 1852, 1T O'Clock, p. M to choose
DIRECTORS for ,hs year ensuing, and for the rAnsac
tien Of other necessary business.
l.. BRAINERD, JR.,
81. Albans, FEB. as, 1894. Clerk pre- ten.
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Washington Co. Court, March Term, 1862

66oN 10y Nc KELLOGG, Presiding Judge.
ION :. KkLTON, A'so'"'' '''s'
LIecntors Of n. cutter Us Hers Of ~ Cutler
appeal from the judgment Of the Probate
o 5'l establishing the Will. Heaton Il Reed,
Hisuned' Peck & Colby for Executors. Wing
',aNe y Taylor and Dillingham; Tor Heirs
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EAsros, Pa, March %. An officer in the
10th Pennsylvania Regiment writes from Key
West the 10th, saying that the prize arrived
las. evening, captured while attempting to run
the blockade. The sailors were taken TO me
mil. One of them, to whom the attention OF
The officers was drec,ed by the whiteness OF his
hands, was identified by several officers as Yam
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FROM THE WESTERN DEPARTMENT.

ST. LOUIS, March 81 Dispatches from Fort
Smith, Arkansas, to the Memphis papers ac'
ledge the death of McCulloch and Mcln-
tosh at Pea Ridge.
The Memphis Appeal also contains dispatch
from Richmond dated the 18th, stating that
jeff Davis was coming West soon. and urging
everybody to rally to his standard. The Savan-
nah Tennessee, correspondent OF the Democrat.
under date of the Eth, says no move has yet
been made by our army here A second hooa
in the Tennessee and its tributaries is prevailing.
Information in regard to the enemy is still
unite meagre. His main force is supposed to
be at Co,inth. where it is probable he will DO
able to concentrate SO, 900 men. Our force Is
mostly on board be transports Gen. Grant
has been rcinstated in command OF his exped'-
ton, and arrived here to-day 1t is not LIKELY
that any active operations will take place here
for several days.
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l'csets for Council Censors can be obtained
Ntas Office.
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'"e Rebel legislature in Tennessee has ad-
burned and vamosed.
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CROFT, CURED.

MY child is subject to attacks CT Grove it CUES at
. .-,o,, .. .,
l have child that was attacked with Membranous
Ci CUP We gave her Or. N. q. Whites. Exer ana 10
the surprise Of all it gave her immediate relief
ZUPlIAR VINION. East Bethel.
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HIGHGATE, VT. Jan 2. 1860
NV little boy had violent attack of Group last week
We cured him in thirty minutes by free Use OF Dr. NJ
G. Whites Elixir. WM MARilN, merchaht'
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COUGHS AND COLDS CURED.

This certifies that N. &. Whites Pulmonary Elixir
has been used MY family, in cases Of evere colds at
tended with throat and has been found reiap'e
medicine in these cases. 49, 49,
REV. j. ". WOODWARD, Weston d, W.
have used DR. Whites Pulmonary Elixir i'll my fam
=, for two wears and have found ii the best medicine
have ever used for Coughs, Colds aud Sore Throat
EDGAR MECH Sheburne.
I have used it in my family and lind 1t all excellen
remedy for Coughs and Colds.
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will refer Philip Wells, Cashier Bank, Brattlchoro
Kirkland. esq. F. n. Fessenden, Esq, and {. w
Horton NJ. D., of Ratteboro &. ID. Perkins, Samue.
Wood Schuyler Horsington, and DR.. l. buchanan Of
Woods lock-
will warrant all OF my work. and my prices shall, he
moderate. JOHN W. tohEGfS'
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Valuable place of Business

in the State for Wholesale Retail Flour, Iron. Grain
or Produce trade. The whole will be sold together,
separate may suit purchasers portion of the sale
down, the balance may remain on mortgage.
IT the above property is not sold before the FIRST DAY
OF APRIL. will then lease the Depot store to RESPONSE
BE parties for year or more.
ny would say to the tax payers of Montpelier that |
am no longer constable but shall devote the month Of
March in closing my collections and hope all will be
pre- pared to pay before the 1st of APRIL my
Country demands my services and mus go.''
T.. =. CAMP.
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CORNER STORE,

occupied by D. Dewey Stove and Tin Store, on
the opposite the Pavilion 81 feet front State
and l67 feet front Bridge Street. the railroad
track laying through The Passenger Depot terminates
the back end of the lot and along side of the Depot Store
making it the most convenient and
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REASONABLE PRICES.

DR.. John NJ. Comegys has practiced Surgeon Dem
st in this village for the last several He has been
the dentist myself and family and also for the lns
tuition under my charge The subscriber believes him
well qualified and cheerfully recommends him to those
requiring his professional services.
WIN. Il. ROCKWELL, NJ Il.
Stunt Vt. Insane Asylum, Bratteboro, Aug, Is, 1851
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GU II
Goods warranted to be Of the best quality.
OFF TO THE WAR.

FpHE subscriber offers for sale the DEPOT STORE, in
L Montpelier, lately occupied by Storrs & Fuller, to-
reth with the
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Night Dispatches.
From Warrington.

WAsHISGToS, June l3.-For several DAYS past
secession rumors have prevailed that the Moni
tor. and two other of our vessels had been cap
tured bp the enemy above Fort Darling, and the
names Of distinguished gentlemen are unauthor-
izedy mentioned in their support. There is
such positive information as shows that these re.
ports have not even q shadow of foundation in
Truth Such an occurrence is impossible.
special TO the Post says:
Mr.. Pierce. Government superintendent of the
cotton lands in South Carolina arrived here this
morning He left Charleston harbor on Tues
day, and brings the latest intelligence from the
Federal expedition under Gen Benham.
Our forces had occupied James Island under
the protection OF our gunboats.
The Confederate force in Charleston had been
greatly augmented.
Deserters stated that 81, 600 men from Beaure.
CARDS Corinthian army had reached there within
few days, and that every preparation was ma
king for a stubborn defense of ihe city.
W hen Mr.. Pierce left 20 was the opinion Of Com.
Dupont that ala attack could not safely proceed
until We had a stronger force.
There was heavy firing from the enemy on
Tuesday. but no Apprehension OF danger from an
attack upon our troops.
The following dated Headquarters Military
Department. Harrisonburg, Va. June III. Sas re-
ceived at tho War d, partment
Hon. E. N. Stanton:
In nv dispatch OF yesterday omitted 70 state
that Col Clnsefts brig sde, Consisting of the Goth
Ohio sand 9Th Virginia, afterwards supported BY
the Garibaldi Guard, formed our advance and
commenced the battle or Cross Keys with sharp
skrmishing at o'clock in the morning. During
the day they obtained possession of the enemy :
ground which was disputed foot BY foot. and only
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Supreme Court OF Indiana.


The State ex. rel. james Long vs. Daniel Long
-TippecanOe Q. T. Affirmed
Christian Conepler vs.. The State. Henry C.
L. Reversed
Andrew Shafer vs.. The State-Cass &. p. AT
firmed in part and reversed in part.
Frederick Shurtz ct al. vs. John s Woolsey-
Lagrange - Affirmed
Isaac Firestone VS. David Mish.er-Eikhart &
+. Affirmed
John Reed W. David Armstrong-Fayette e
l.. Affirmed with three per cent damages
Sarah Waltz vs. Jacob Watz-Bartholomew
G. O. Reversed.
James Ii. Carr. Assignee. &c, VS. Slmue
McConaha-Hancock & Z. Affirmed
James II. Case alias Claypool and Richard w
Horner VS. The State-Green CT Reversed.
Samuel III. Patterson and David W. Miller vs.
James Pror-Clark G. @. Reversed rs to Nil
Ter and affirmed to Patterson.
This was a case in which person who was con
vicied by Court OF Common Pleas, aud VIII,
was afterwards released from the penitentary OF
writ OF habeas corpus, because the court had ne
jurisdiction, sced the warden and lessee of tn,
State prison for work and labor performed Will,
in their charge. He recovered in the court be
low against Patterson and Miller S225. Patter
son and Miller appealed. The judgment Was re
versed as to Miller. the warden but affirmed as /,
Patterson. who had received lessee the ben
eft of the prisoners labor
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From mexico.

NEW YoRK. June l3.-The steamer British
Queen, with Havana dates 90 the It'll and Nassau
the 9Th. arrived this evening. Among her pas
sengers is Mr.. Plumb. bearer Of the ratified postal
convention and extraditIon treaty. with Mexican
news to the lst. He confirms the defeat of the
French by the Mexicans. 500 OF the former being
killed and 700 taken prisoners. but the latter were
released. as there was not food enough ~ feed
them.
The Mexicans were actively fortfyyng the
Capital, and the French will march against il
when endorsements arrive
The statement current ia Havana that the
French designs are not SO much against Mexico
as against the United States.
Great disaffection exists among French officers,
Leading to appeals 10 Napoleon.
The English Minister has concluded treaty
with Doblado, and il is said that G. ballos, agent
Of Gen Prlm. has also concluded the ratification
of the Almont treaty.
Saagosa has a force Of $4,000 men. and On.
taga was expected in Mexico with 5000 and re
cruts were coming IA from all points.
Marquee was in Vera Cruz and was about
imposing forced loan on foreign merchants. aud
il was supposed that the English Admiral would
protest, though some thought be would not, a. il
might displease the French.
The yellow fever is on the increase at Havana.
The schooner Constitution arrived at Havana
on the 9th from Sabine Pass with rebel cargo
consigned to the British Consul Crawford.
Nassau dates TO the 9TH note the arrival of
rebel steamers Cecil on the 5th and Kate on the
9th, from Charleston, with dates from rebeldom
of the 2lst
The Bahan Herald says: At last it appears that
the Southern States is in the ascendant aud their
noble courage is meeting with some reward. 1t
then gives the rebel account of Jackson's raid in
Virginia.
The steamer Nellie ran the blockade on the
9th. and was run ashore. after being shelled by
Federal cruisers. and her cargo landed on Long
Island slightly damaged, but the vessel pretty
badly up.
The steamer Tubalcain. with cargo for rebels.
arrived ut Nassau from Liverpool, consigned to
rebel agents Elderly & Co.
The inhabitants of Long Island were busily
engaged planting cotton seed.
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withdrew AZ evening when ordered to retire 10 I.
suitable position for the night.
The skill and gallantTy displayed by Colonel
Clusert on this and frequent former OCCASIONS
during the pnr-uit in which We have been engaged
deserves the highest praise.
J. G. FaxxoxT. Major General.
A Baltimore slave trader Who IL largely e.
gagged in the traffic In human eesh, was ~ be.
fore the emancipation commission yesterday He
said that slaves are worth nothing IN Maryland.
rhe slaves are running away 30 fast that their
value sensibly depreciates.
bureau OF emigration is talked Of here with
Eli Thayer at its head.
Dispatches from Gen. Halleck, dated June -.
] z. NJ, have been received at the War Depart
ment.
Beauregard is reported to have been az -,
with the remains OF his army. on Saturday last.
Spies and deserters represent the reoel army as
greatly disorganzed and mntnous. Regiments
which refused TO serve longer than the time OF
enlistment have been dsarmed and large mum.
beers shot
The immense destruction Of valuable stores
proves that the retreat was n hurried one. Half
burned locomotives and cars are found in places
where they would not have been left if the enemy
had been making a contemplated and prepared
retreat
The rebel army has stripped of food The whole
country south OF Corinth, and many of the rich
inhabitants are in starving condition.
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an rELE9s.FH.
New York Market.

NV YoRK. June l3
Flour heavy and about sc lower with only a
limited demand for export and home consump.
ton: a further advance in freights TO day had a
very depressing effect: sales at 81 20d4 80 for
surerine State, 81 5O@i 80 for extra State:
81 20@4 % for sugerfne Western; 81 45(di 65
for common 10 medium extra Western: S. O50l
5 ID Tor common 10 good shipping brands extra
round hoop Ohio, and S. 25@6 50 for trade
brands. the market closing heavy with no buyers
at the outside prices
Rye flour quiet and steady.
Whisky more active and trmer; sales NJ 2I6I
25c for State and Western.
Wheat opened heavy and closed lCd2c lower;
the large advance in freights materially checks
the export demand; sales Chicago spring at 90c
6sl Or; Milwaukee club 9scaSl o.: amber
Iowa 81 04dl 05: winter rel Western 81 IL az
ID; amber Michigan 81 IL; white Western
81 %.
RE quiet and unchanged.
Barley dull.
soc for new mixed Western 52953c for old do
I6c for unsound. and 55@57c for Southern
yellow.
Coffee in fair demand and steady at 2Ois G2lc
Sugar-Raw steady at GA 97c.
Molasses IN moderate request.
Pork shade lower
Lard firm and fair cemand; sales NJ Z = @ S3sc
the latter for choice.
Butter shade easier: sales at l00l5c fol
Ohio and l5@i7c for State.
Cheese heavy.
Money easy.
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from Roston

BosroN. June l3.-Hon. Albert Currier. o
Newburyport, passenger by the Africa inform,
the Traveller that two steamers were about Il
leave Queenstown for Nassau with the intention
Of running the blockade. One was the Julis
Usher. of 467 tons burthen, Capt. jenkins. re
ported to be owned in Liverpool. She was file
with / 900 barrels of powder in the night time
aud would sail Immediately.
This steamer was formerly the Annie Childs
which ran a southern port some time since. ant
took a cargo OF cotton.
The second vessel, an 500 TO 900 tons bur
then. reached Queenstown May 3lst, loaded will
arms and stores. She would fill up with pow
der before sailing. Her name was not known
The inhabitants of Queenstown st ite that tw,
other vessels sailed the previous week for Nassau
for the same purpose.
Mr.. Currier states that while in England Their
was a general feeling in favor of the South. AM
in ireland il is exactly the reverse. all classes be
ing ardently in favor of the triumph of the Gov
eminent and the restoration of the Union.
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CAUTION.

The market Is full Of limitations. rerresentrd
same as 'BRowS's ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" which are
In most productive Ofposiiive nsy Many dealers
will recommend inferior preparations and lower priced
articles. aordng profit themselves Ask for and
OBTAIN only BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRocHEs."
which by long experiences haveprOved THEN value having
received the sanction Of physicians geaeray and tsst
monials from emins AT men throughoutthe country.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRocHEs, when allowed TO
dissolve slowly In the mouth have direct influence TO
the affected parts the sedatve and soothing effect the
lining Ofthe windppe into the BrOnchi slay Pull
monary irritation and gives relief in Coughs. Colds and
the which able and
singers liable febil-diy'e2
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON. June l3

WASHINGTON, June Is.
SENATE.-Senator Hale presented the peti-
ton of Oliver 5. Pierce that an aspiration of
$1,000 be made for building submarine
boat
NJ. Fessenden, from the Committee on FL
900 for certain post Office routes. The bill was
passed.
On motion OF Mr.. Wade, the bill providing for
the oath of glance to be taken in certain cases
was taken up.
On the suggestion of Mr.. Powell the bill was
laid over until to- morrow.
Mr. Sumner, from the Committee on Foreign
lations, reported bill TO carry into effect the
treaty between the United Ssates and Great
Britain tor the suppression Of the slave trade.
The bill provides tor the appointment of officers
of fixed courts at New York, Sierra Leon aud
Cape OF Good Hope each OF the three Judges to
receive 81 500 per annum. Also for the srb-
tration at New York TO receive 81 500 per an
mum, and the others s., 900 each. Also Tor the
Clerk of the Court at New York TO receive the
tees pertaining TO the Office.
Mr.. Trumbull called up the bill from the
House prescribing the oath OF office 70 Mr.. Sauls-
bury. he thought it doubtful whether Congress
had the power 10 say that man who takes the
oath prescribed 10y the Constitution shall not ex
ercise the functions of his Office unless he takes
al additional oath prescribed by Congress.
Mr.. Davis contended that Congress had no
powder 10 enlarge or diminish the qualifications
of off prescribed by the Constitution.
Mr. Trumbull said the Constitution prescribed
the form of oath for the President. but this act
I did not apply 10 the President but TO those per
sons appointed to the civil. military or naval de
partments A clause in the 9th provision pro-
yides generally that Senators, Representatives
and officers shall be bound by cath 10 support the
Constitution but prescribes no form. The object
Of this act is 10 prevent persons engaged In this
rebellion from holding office under the Govern
ment he never wanted 10 see person who had
voluntarily takes up arms against the Govern
ment in either branch OF Congress VI holding Al
Office under the Government. De did not believe
the Senator from Delaware wanted any such per-
TO hold Office
Without coming 70 a vote on the bill. on mo-
ton OF Mr. Felsenden the naval appropriation bill
was taken up.
HOUSE.-Ths joint resolution rendering the
thanks of Congress 10 Lieut.. g. II. Morris and
his officers and men tor their gallant conduct on
board the Cumberland in the Eight with the Mar
rimac ~as passed.
report was made from the COMMITTEES on
Foreign Affairs that no exigency seems 10 exist
TO require the interpositon OF this Government In
behalf Of the suffering people OF Ireland.
The bill TO secure the more prompt payment 10
officers and volunteers passed.
The Senate bill adding 90 surgeons and 100
assistant surgeons passed, after the Houss had
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e Every day this week we had pic mic OF
excursion. and the only one Ola the docket for
next week is the grand expedition 10 Louisville on
Friday next. Therefore it is no wonder it will
be bumper. and really il ought to be. the
fare is put DOM to Jacksonville and back at 50
This trim is intended to be the best one OF the
season. for it gives the excursionist time to stay
in Jacksonville. New Albany or Louisville, and
IL person wants TO come back the same day he
has ten hours there. the train leaves Jefferson
sonvie at I'D o'clock the same night. Our old
friend Otto christman. mt present Superintendent
Of Beck's new Hall in Louisville, is making ar.
engagements to entertain his Hoosier friends AS
well possible with concert, etc, etc The trp
will undoubtedly be delightful one, and nObody
will regret H. Secure your tickets in time.
Tickets can be had at the bookstores and hotels
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added section sboli<hing brigade Surgeons. pis-
eng the one on equal footine With The army sur
gem. u beng the opinion of The surleon General
that Their ssrvioss Gao thus ~ Fesd<ssd more
useful.
The Senate bill prescribing 40 additional o.tb
% De taken By grand and pettit jurors serving 10
United states courts. 70 TIE effect that They have
been true and faithful 10 the Constitutio.. have
not taken up arms. or advised any person % take
up arms. or rendered any assistance, aid or con-
fort 10 any State OF States in revolt against the
Governments. &C.. vas p~s>sd the Houss.
The house then proceeded 70 the considers
uJn Of bills on the private czllsndsr.
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UsafUL ISvESIloS.-Necessity leads 10 many
inventions both tor the living and the dead Mr.
Matthew Longs experience as an undertaken has
led him 10 the invention OF n refrigerator better
adapted TO the preservation OF corpse than any
ding ever before used in this city. \ desert ton
~ :, = unnecessary IL is sufficient 10 say that
tie corpse may be dressed Tor the grave and then
tr,xen 10 as TO be preserved for any length OF
time The box used only occupies the space of
a cooling board. and the apparatus can easily be
applied. So far a il has been used In this city il
has been a perfect success Should mourniul
occasion require il with any of our readers We
commend them 80 Mr. Long lJlm
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From Missouri.

JEFFERSON CITY, June l2.-The vote by which
the Convention yesterday refused 10 continue the
present provisional government IN office was re-
considered and the action of yesterday reversed
by vote OF - TO 81
resolution expressive of confidence in Gov.
Gamble and other State officers was then passed
unanimously.
The bill allowing soldiers of the State TO vote
at the coming election for Governor, members of
the Legislature and county officers. passed
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METROPOLITAN HAiL.-The fue play Of Green
Bushes called out good house last night for
Mss Fishers benefit The beautiful beneficiary
fully met the expectation of her friends IN her
personaiious The best acting Of The evening.
however. was by Mis- Marion Mccarthy. as
Miami and Mad 81. Aubert. Vincent as Wild
Aurtogh. brought down the house. Miss Rosal
danced Spanish dance with exceeding grace.
Tonight the play are Captain Charlotte and Jack
Sheppard. and Miss Fishers last appearance
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COM NJ ERciAL.
NJ tAtAsaafh-
Cincinnati Market.

CIScISSATI. June IL.
Flour unchanged and dull offered more freely
and bet little demand; superfne s. 9094: extra
81 20@4 IS. and fancy 81 30@4 Is.
Wheat dull and heavy and prices nominal.
Oats Csc: buyers Offering but 34c At close.
Corn 32c.
Whisky in active demand at 1916, closing
bnoyant.
Provisions dull; mess pork is offered more
freely. and the best city brands can be bought al
$40 50. nothing doing IN bacon.
Lard quiet at 7Isc.
Sugar &c lower and coffee &c lower and the
demand light.
Gold unsettled: dealers selling at sat prem
demand notes up TO ? prem; there is good dea
OF excitement IN The market.