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A Woman's Ietter-The Plucky Fe-
male Patriots Of Indiana.
The Sanitary Commission Of this city re-
cefved day ortwo s1nce,. with substantial
boz Of articles contributed, the following cap
ital letter:
CANAEnA1auA, Ind, March 10Th
DEAR SIR: I would not trouble you for
rcceipt'if it was not for the secession feelings
that rule this p1ace-Dous1as Democrats, and
Republican dough-fhces. It is almost impos-
sible to believe that such things can be. After
the battle on the Potomac, where our men
we're killed to crafty the rebel Stone, the Sc
glad in their strength, they would put their
hellish designs in operation. So that night,
when all honest people were asleep tfor their
deeds we're those of darkness in the sight of
God and man, they run up the secession flag.
If Jon could have seen some Of our ladies the
next morning, you would have thought VIC had
some spunk- We gave the men just five min
utes to take that flag down, and they seeTs conf
peeled to do IT, Tie next day Mrs. - came
and told me she had *sthe old ffag,,' and we
women would raise that- So she went to work
and notified the ladies'. and then VIC went and
and left them to enjoy their meal all
alone, while We went to raise the Star Span
gled Banner Of old.
There were 20 Of us or more. We met at
Mrs. SIS and ffnm there VIC marched to
The pole, being ing Led ID by M lady s. ysars 2 old
We run up the old flag, and gave, We women
did, three hearty cheers. This made the town
ring. Our husbands sprung from the tables
aid ran to see what was to pay. Then follow
ed an address from orr aged friend, and some
others.
Please excuse me for writing this, bnt I
cannot keep my temper down when think
Of the insults we have received. xxx
, 1862-03-22

VI u0IlE tt114Hs Lit
strong, truc-hearted and upright man-
Born in Hertfordshire, England, in af1luent
after gaining some distinction t
in his native land. by continual travel for the
benefit Of British husbandry, he cameto Amer
ica in 1877 {about thirty years of ase) as the /
n=socIatc Of Morris Birkbeck in founding the |
English Colony ut Albion, Edwards county, |
in Illinois.
It was no mere sordid Impulse that moved
either Of these noblc-Lcarted men in their
scheme Of colonization. Republicans from
dcep-seatcd sentiment aud conviction, the
great American Republic drew them hlthcr
as to cougcnial home; aud here they jointly
established thrifty and successful Colony,
transplanting on our virgin prairies the arts
and Improvements Of the old "mother coun-
try" The large wealth possessed by Mr.. Flow
er gave him commanding, 2 responsible,
and, VIC may add, 1aborious position in the
new Colony. His spacious mansion, Of rare
extent and furnish in new settlement, was
the scene Of frank and elegant hospitality.
Strangers Of distinction sought it from afar.
Improved huEbandry, with the importation of
the finest Aecces Of Spain, followed the guild
ing hand OF the master mind. When the his
tory of the ssAlbion'' colony is made known,
1t will form the t1ucst and best cu1og1um Of
its founders.
The calm and philosophic wisdom Of Mr..
Flower, united with rare beneyolence, has
left bright traces upon our Western history.
In the eventfu1 strife which accompanied the
daring attempt in 1928 to lcga1ize African
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, 1862-03-22

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The Tax bill is having distractiug time Of
it. The Quack medicine men have been here
n = stringent force, and the omnibus pruprie-
tors. umbrella and parasol manufacturers, dis
tlllers, mi]lers, bar and pig iron makers, drug
importers, newspaper publishers, tobaccon-
ISIS, rock oil rrdners, paper makers, hoop
skirt men, hat manufacturers, bill brokers, in
deed, large number Of the interests which
profess to be unequally burdened by tie bill.
Concessions have already been made in Com
mittee to the iron makers in making the ta1
specific instead Of ad valorem; to tho news.
raPeIs, making the advertisement tax 3, in-
stead s. o. per cent, and on net receipts In.
stead Of gross; to tobacconists, reducing it
On leaf and stem, and raising it on the manu-
tactnre; TO the coal oil distillers, who will be
destroyed By the competition Of the rock oil
combined With the ta1 proposed. To um-
b1ellas and pa1asols a change from specific to
per cent I'D Ealorem. To hoop skirts the
same, and to onnibuscs entire freedom from
the tax on passengers. It was shown tha. it
Woniu be fatal TO them in the competition
With the horse railroads. The Committee iu-
rite discussions upon this bill and will be glad
to receive information aud suggestions con-
, 1862-03-22
BATTLE OF PEA RIDGE,
Completed List Of Killed, Wounded,
and Missing.

TH1RTT-sEvENTH ILLINOIS WHITES.
CoxF4MT r.! A-Ht4ede Corporal Jas Valentine,
;J'1 John Mhitsell, Jss Simpson. Jeshna Oliver,
Jr, slightly In shoulder, severely Ii eide 1.t Ser.
geant Jos G1.vrnhorst. slightly In hip: "a Ser
$SaaiH I Be!a At3sGH ssb,9 sb 3 pPd
drew Steal, severely il leg; 9TH IoFPoEai Sam q
s!re5a sl'gb5Iy n lsg; Ksot Ba'zeiy, siisat1y n
shoulder; Francis Cannon, dangerous1y in side;
Rarney J Disney, severely II leg; John Dosrity,
Ge u 1ss Grs ~ ~. -
yerely in shoulder: Wm Gay, dasgeronsiy in
1eg and arm; Andrew Hunter, eererely in Eee;
sell, slightly in neck: Robert Smith, severely in
sh9nldet, chas Shuts, severely in leg: Isaac E
Miiainf dongereqsly II side FranE1i9 White,
GossAsx u B.E!atacerpo1si ao I 9por 5ames = Lss. M
lEorndedI, Isc.gt Thomas j Mcdaniel, slightly II
Iii soP1 ar A1SeT as n9 hnSs1fe 1gh u f 5ph @
Dickinson. slightly IN thigh Dennis Lee, slight
Il in ankle; Norman Ives, Slightly in leg; James
1feht e1e aeoFge VISTA paee asIa saas%g asg1i1 f.
Force, slightly in forehead; Temple Wilkinson,
breast John 9 Stems, slightly IN shoulder Rich
&C eess4sT = 81 Es cIEsHsd1cerpozss paype, Gum,
E Payne, in neck slightly; First Lieutenant j j
Huntley. severely in thigh; Corp Emery Farm
fnnth. slightly in the head; Corp Owen McCa1la-
han, slightly in the shoulder; Francls Conner
badly in peck and shonlder John Chase, slightly
| il leg; John Dykes, slightly in arm; WV Duly
sJghlls IN leg; Charles Deaaer, susht!y IL legg
elIghlly in am: James kain, slightly in ann; 4
? Morrill, seEezsly in th1Sh; J Potter, slightly
Ioupg, slightly IN leg; Henry Briggs, slightly il
| Colbur. slightly in head.
CoHrANE D-Ei1<d- Dock, Frank Ksuf
| nan, Wm French, Nehemiah Wire. HoundeI-
Corporal Fred Mes.et1in, severely In the leg; Cor
| Tl Augustus Anderson, slightly in arm; Jacob du
mel, severely In left 9rmi Wm . McGsegos, Sc
Edw Grankel1, dangerously in head; Jastus Bah
lar, slightly in foot; Geo French. sls htIy in lip
| CoArAsT E-Ez!2ed-L II Q Powers, 1saial
| Griffin. Geo Giaes, " II Neastiug. Wousds1-
| Capt Jonathan Angler, slightly In head; job!
Powers, slightly In head; john " More. mortal
Jy in head Henry Fisher, in side; Horace =
Smith, slightly in leg; Leudsich SpTToll, slight
| in shoulder; Alpheu5 Crew, slightly in hand.
COMPANY -I{0unded-Captain Alesse1
slightly in arm; Corporal L Simons, slightly i
| leg: Arnold, severely in leg; Benson, Severed
In shoulder; F Fallon, slightly in neck; n Goi
| man, elighly In hand; J Jennings, slightly i
thigh: i Knapp. slightly in arm ; D McCoF1ntcs
, 1862-03-22

Every cannon fired to-day Is better Anti
Slavery lecture than q Thousand men like MY
sclfor my brother Or. Pierpont) could make.
Every cannon that Halleck has fired, or Nc
Clellan has heard [for he has never fred one,)
pI91esngsa laughter and 1,o applause Is bstts5
yonder Senate, or Faneuil Hall, for it teaches
the Northern people the meaning Of the cri-
Els, and takes them up to the responsibility Of
the hour. My second hope Of the death Of
Slavery is, therefore, as I have shown, based
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M. 0. HEATH,
Attorney and Counselor at Law
ALSO FIRE INSURANCE AGENT.
Ca1aabridEe VT.
OFFICE ar JEFFERSOsVlLLE.
CARRIAGES AND SLEuG

BY THE BEST woRKMEN IN THEcoUNTRY.
Carriage and Sleigh Manufacturing will be carried or
sy the subscriber opposite the ....
Cour, House Square, Montpelier. VI
Tho ,e In wast Of "stot Carriages anf Sle,&k
VIII perhaps do we'll to all an see what is being doae
the old stand of q, LMAN CAMP.
All orders promptly atten led to.
JOHN ". CLAki
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NUMBER $50
PRICE. TWO CENTS
Great Remedy for Conghs, CoI6s an
Kiciney Difficulties.
WHITE PINE COMPOUND,
PREPARED BY
DR.. j. w. POLAND & CO.,
GOFFsToWN CENTRE, NJ. II.

GOFFSTOWN CENTRE, n. II.
THE following testimonials will tell something abous
1 Medicine that becoming popular faster than
any other article sold bv druggists -
Rey j. h; Chase oil RuIaney, N H., under date o.
flea OF White Pine Compound received, was sui
ering from most severe cold. took the Compound
and was able 20 preach in two days. r believe
the COMPOUND is an invaluable medicine. do wish
thousands who know nothing Of It's virtues, would De-
come better acquainted withit"
Rev. l.. c. Stevens Pastor OF the Baptist Church at
Gofstown Cent? letter dated Fed, 1850, says
Some OF my family have tried it, tthe CompoInd,
with signal 8etece 1t to be one o. tie bes5~
Cough Rsrae8iss pfepared. Besides its vaIua as
Cough medicine have good reason to believe it be
all ii claims to be for kidEey Diseases and Diabetes
Mr. Goodhue, of Bow n. Il. was so prost &, ed By
DobeteS, March 1889 that neither himself nor anY
who him thought that he could possibly live through
the Wh1ts Pine ComHoNd. They procure d bottle fer
him he began 70 takeit and 20 The surprise all ia
Inediateiy showed signs OF amendment Feven month
afterwards tFeb. % 1860 in n full statement o his ca
esays g.! believe Dr. Poland's W he Pine Compoup
under God, has been the means OF ny cry thu
undreds Of cases Of Kidney complaints, Ell
TRELY by taking the White Pine Compound have been
repo' ted BY druggists. Here are two samples:
| An aged man in Danvers, Mass. heard OF theCon
pound wonderful curative for kidney comp alnts
Being great sufferer rom that difficulty ne sent to the
Apt thec2ry for tW bottles. They CURED him. He said
the were worth fifty dollars. He has since sold good
many bottles nselt.
Mass. He was also cured OF the same compa int. After
wards he went to Minnesota The greet fatiA ue OF hia
journey brought return Of his former difficulty. and
eekine in vain in Minnesota for the Compound he
compelled to send all the way 20 Salem 20 have it Tor
| wurded by express.
July, 1860. POLAND Mr.. j. G. Butterield, Jr,
who sells your Medicine, has requeFted to give
brief statement Of what your White Ffhe Comfo' no has
3ole for had been afflicted with the Kidney Com
| paint for g long time, snd had bad Cough OF ten
years standing, which caused me to spit blood Qua
tfe9uen{ reg NO one ne OF ny asqna nlances ezreG'eo
ties OF your White Pine CompoHtd have cured ne oi
both the Cough and the kidney Complaint.
! I,E, nI1,D
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