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Secretary of the Treasury.

l. No goods, wares, or merchandise,
whatever may be the ostensible destina-
ton thereof, shall be transported To any
place now under the coutrul otinsurgents;
nor to any place on the south side of the
Potomac river; nor to any place on tho
north side of the Potomac, and south of
the Washington and Annapolis railroad; 4;
nor to any place on the eastern shore OF
the Chesapeake; nor to any place on tho
south side of the Ohio river below Whee-
ling, except Louisville; nor to any place
on the west side Of the Mississippi river
below the mouth of the Des Moines, ex-
cept ST. Louis, without permit of duly
authorized officer of the Treasury Depart
mcnt. And the special agents of this
department may temporarily extend these
restrictions to such other places in their
resnectiye districts, and make such local
rules to be observed therein as may from
time to time become necessary, promptly
renorting their action to the Secretary of
the Treasury for his sanction or disappro-
val =.
IL. All transportation ofcoin or bullion
to nnv State or section heretofore decla-
red 10 be in insurrcction, is absolutely
prohibited, except for military purposes
and under military orders, or under the
special license Of the Secretary of the
Treasury. And no payment of gold or
silver shall be made for cotton or other
merchandise within any such State or
section and all cotton or other merchnn-
disc purchased or paid tor therein sdirectly
or Indirectly, in gold or silver, shall be
forfeited to the United States.
III. No clearance or permit whatsoever
will be granted for any shipment to any
mort. place, or section affected by the
existing blockade, except for military
purposes, and upon the certificate and
request of the Department of War or the
Department of the Navy.
iV. All applications for permits to
transport or trade under these regulations
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HAPPINESS OR MISERYP
THAT IS TIE QUESTION.

THE Proprietors ofthe "PARIsIAN CABINET or
WONOERS ANATOMY, and MEDICIHE ~ have
determined regardless Of expense, to issue, free for
the benefit Of suffering humanity FOUR Of their
most instructive shd interesting Lectures Mar
riage and its Disqualihcations, Nervous Debility,
Premature Decline Of ManhoO I, indigestion Weak
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regalt from youthful foes Excess Of Maturity, or
ignorance OF Physio:Ogy and Natures Law. These
ua5lO Lectures have been the means OF oniiRht-
eninE and saving thousands and will be forwarded
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A fairs in the Rebel Army-Trca T.
ment or the wounded The Dead
UmbUrIed-IncIden OF the Battle
Houses Prepared for DeStructlOn'
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The same manner. Gs the line first established ~
n7-esaif their option enter ritb0ut further
9nymeu any where within the Neuasla land district,
the state Of Wisconsin. an additional quantity Of
2nbilc lands subjsC, 70 private entry at one dollar
ana twenty hye cents equal to the quantity
entered by them at Two dollars AMI nifty cents bn
icFs. 50 that the lands originally eaterei hy them
''al thus be reduced 10 the rate Of dollar and
twenty-five csut- an acre
c :. And be il further resolved, That the even
'eEtiDn7 ofpuhc lands RESERVED the United States
by the aforesaid act JfJuue thiTd, eighteen bundTed
iud hftys along she originally located route Of
rsirUEt nyrth of tic zai1 1rvu OF Appleton, and
dong which railroad hHs been cons;TECted, -hau
Trr',f ~ be- sod a. ono dollar I'D twenty yT= eszts
an acre.
ApI.rav.-l. Ai,rH -, 1872.
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OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
P1sssd af he Sso9Hd ltsion gt tis Tlirty-S~rs1lLa
C5HgrsES-
TPrBLIl REsoLrII5N-No. 27.l

4 RESOLUTION transferring the Supervision Of
the guii0l ENtens on and the Erection OF the new
Dome 70 the Department Of the Interior.
Resolved by the Senate and House Of Represe n
ffvcs OF the United states Of America in Congress as
-anbleH that the supervision of the CIpitOI eNten-
sion and the erection OF the dome be and the
same is hereby transferred from the Nsr Depart
meat 70 the Department of the Interior And all
nnrynenj.-d money which has been heretofore aP-
propriated and n! money which may be hereafter
nur5pr. tiei fJr either uf ti improvements hereto
tore lnsntionei shall b. expended under the d.rec
,on and superyizon Of the srrt,ry Of thr Interior
Pro.it!ei That no moGey heretofore appropriated
shall he xp-nGoi UpJa the CIPtol until Hut1 OFIzsl
I,v e ugr,s= eXcept so much Is necessary 10 pro-
tfct the badng from Injury by the clements snd 70
complete the dome.
Approved, April 10, 1862.
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Jorr ErslLrTIox to supDlE the Smithsonian Ins:tu-
ton " tn volumes OF WilEc5's Exploring ExPedi-
tion.
Re II received by the senate snd House OF Repre-
-ert,fi-es OF tie United States Of America IN Con-
,re-z s-sertbe,l That the oficer in charge OF the
library OF Congress be and hs is hereby directed 70
furnish 20 the officer charge Of tile Smithsonian
Institutiou copy or each Of he volumes OF the TX
ploring Expedition Of Ciptain Wilkes. now in the
Itr-.rs,ion Ot tile Library.
Apursved, ApT!! ~, lS52.
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aE~Yearly Advertising reasonable tertnR Hccor-
ding to the space occupied aud tho number Of changes
made.
All AlladVertsenent from transient persons 5tEang
era. TO bc Paid for IN aSrrncr.
Business Cards exceeding lve lines, $40 per year
SO six Inonths, but for shorter perod nothing
will be counted lNss than square.
The privilege OF Annual Advertising IL limited to
the Adverti-s'TE' Immediate business: ard all
aivaT tissultnts for tho benefit Of ether prson8
wull all legal advertisements, and advertisements
ofauCtinn sales and real estate sent in by them
he paid for AZ the usual rates.
IsS~Advertisements not accompanied with writteM
directions. will be inserted until forbid aud charged
accordingly.
cases at full rates
Marriages, Notices Of Funerals, and announcements
of sermons, so cents each. nonSll-'!p
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9atIp antelligeurcr
TERMS OF ADVERTISING G.

TwRLvx soLiD LINES NoSrAREIr, toR ONE rS0g,) OF
IIsa, MAZE \ SQuAEE.
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Regulations Concerning Internal and
CoastWise Commercial Intercourse.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Aug %, 1869.
In pursuance of law, and by virtue of
the authority conferred upon the Secre-
tarv OF the Treasury by the act of Con-
gress approved July l3, 1861, entitled
"An act further to provide for the collec-
ton of duties on imports, and for other
purposes" and an act supplementary
thereto, approved May 20, 1862, and for
the purpose of preventing the conveyance
of arms, munitions of war, and other
supplies to personsin instruction against
the United States, the following regula-
tions concerning commercial intercourse
with insurcctionary States and sections
nre pres cribed. S. p. CHASE,
Secretary of the Treasury.
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RESOLUTION explanatory OF and in addition TO
the act OF Jane third, eishteon huniIsl and hfty-
SIX granting pm u0lic liniS to the Sti o. Wi-con-
sin 10 GId in the construction OF railroads in said
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-06-10
Vermont Items.

The Vermont bridgsde, which was
supposed to be in Gen. K.yes' divis,
ion and TO have participated in the
fghl before Richmond on Saturday,
have been transferred TO Gen. Frank
Inns corps darmee, and consequently
did not take part in the fight.
Col. Smalley and Lieut.. Col. Grant,
sfthe Vermont 9TH, are both quite sick.
Lieut.. Col. Viezie, Of the Vermont
Sd, 10 now in command Of the Regi-
Enent.
The Vermont troops in Gen. McClel-
lan's army have at last been paid hal
was due up TO the last February.
Capt. Wslpridge, Of Co. A, I'd
Vermont Regiment, will, il is said, be
made Major Of that regiment, by reg
ular succession in rank, as Lieut.. Col.
Standard is TO be Col. of the 9th Yer.
mont, and military usage deciding that
as the Major takes his place The Ma
jorship derolyes upon the Captain oil
Co. A. as next in rank.
The Free Press states HAT Parson
BrownIow Of Tennessee is DESTROYS OF
visiting several of the principal places
in this State and that arrangements
ara being made to secure his visit the
latter part OF the present month.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-06-10
WAR SUMMARY.
WEDNESDAY.


Washington, june 2.
The following was received at the
War Department this morning:
Halleck's Headquarters,
Department Of the Mississippi.
Camp, near Corinth June l..
TO Hon. n. ~ Stanton, Sec, Of Var /:
The following dispatch has been re-
ceived from Gen. Pope:
To Gen. Haiieck. II gives me
pleasure to report the brilliant success
Of the expedition sent out on the 28th
inst, under Col. Elliott, with the I'd
Iowa cavalry. After forced marches,
Of day and night, through very diff
ficult country, and obstructed by the
enemy, he finally succeeded in reach
ing the OHIO X. II. AT Boonsville at
2P. ". on the 30th. He destroyed the
track in many places both South and
North of the town, blew up one culvert,
destroyed the switch and track, burn
cd up the depot and locomotive and
train of twenty-six cars loaded with
supplies OF every kind, destroyed TO-
900 stand of small arms, three pieces
Of artillery and great quantity Of cloth
ing and ammunition, and paroled 1000
prisoners which he could not keep
with his cavalry. The enemy have
heard Of his movements, and had a
train Of box cars and fat cars, with
5000 infantry and flying artillery,
running up and dswn the road to pre-
vent him from reaching il. The
whole road vas lined with picke,s for
several days. Col. Ellio,t's command
s6bsisted upon meat alone, such as
they could find in the country. For
daring and dispatch this expedition
has been distinguished in the highest
degree, and entities Col. Elliot and
his command TO high distinction. The
result will be embarrassing 10 the en-
emy, and contribute greatly TO their
loss and Generalization. lie reports
the road tai Of small PARTIES Of the
retrealins rebels. scattering IN all d.
reetiona.
MeClelian's Headquarters, JuHe 5.
As all the wounded and many Of
the dead have been cent TO the White
House, BY railroad, il Is impossible to
obtain any correct iisl u casualties Of
The past TIRES days.
Gen. Hooker made Reconnaissance
to-day on Williamsburg turnpike TO
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Gen. Gas', sbii'sy 20 drive she iasa-
ders CT
Charleston. June I A. n.
The enemy landed this morning. ,wo
thousand siroag, ii James IslAad, -.
poaise the city. A hassie took Plaes'
The snsmy werc rePalssj and twenty
men taken prssooers By the forces a
Gen. GisL The prisoners will Be
sent 10 Selma. Ala, Immediately.
There ia aill heavy arng in the di.
rccsion Of James IsIAnd, and il Is ru-
morsd that q hundred more Yankees
hare been cut of and captured.
Pm.
Gen. Gist's lasi dispatches say The
prisoners taken tins morning, report
that the enemy landed 100 strong on
Battery Island and On Joha Island.
The enemy Is nov In front Of me
IN force. and under cover Of his Gun
boats. An advance is imminent.
Headquarters Gen. Mcclellan,
June 3.
A coniraband who lcft Richmond
,hi, morning, arrived here to-day
No improvements had been received
nor we're there any signs Of evacua-
ton.
A Captain, Lieutenant and two pri-
yates, belonging 10 Gen. Burns brig
ade, were killed yesterday. and fif-
leen men wounded, while establishing
an advance picket line. The new Po-
kition was held.
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A Csst 40 fatsfssss CtAep.--Csrt J.
Mysas. a saraags sgriuFs. has t~sn asA'
10 eas ems g. iwsu'y ysars. and % bssh fas
tho psss sssssn wears. 20 Al lines hs eoala
hardly ai,ssnrsisa sassas. and sd rpar-
ssr aeiss IL Ne ear. he eoasslisd several
paysssiAns sbsy ga 90 ssssd hiA Asy ~
l,sk ~ called or D. 0assissr On Safer.
day. and BY 80 errfasso1. the poe'pr Fss'oF-
"a lhs ssnss II hearing psrfseily. aud u cas-
bsas - vssl - hs ssst csaA pr. Q eAs
b. eaassltse daily. frou a n 70 Or -. a
hs ossos Il FiTs, s,r~es ConsuliAiioh frs.
- Troy Tiaa
We suuia REFER cur readep 10 the sdssF-
slsrnsni II h. GAeFtssr. t. BE- fossd y an
sshsr solsnn II ts-days Paper.
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aas hsse their c@mmissaoas. asd derive their
ssshurty as s1sA fS~m other asd better
se1run. % sti. the usssioa a 'he Hoiy
Spirit. emgssring then 70 address the
hearts and cpusesrrst d sinBers, swakss
ihsm ia Fspsnsshss sad The rspevsi Of their
lTarits 70 hsa.nsss asd virtue etsESp.
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PEasoxAL--ws are hspy to infsrn cur
fri~nds that cur second yoluws has thus far
proved very ssosessfai We have meter re-
eessed - many res subscribers As daring
the gaAi thres uesks We hcpt TO Increase
ear circulation sill further aud should be
glad 10 have cur friends aid Us in % doing
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O. K-Ffisass csfpsNssf, N ssek - o.
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Fsssais ws1sssraA. IN - Bsrss e Via
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lpq AEFs~wkss. IA
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Cas- Il TuwFKsEa.
ca ls W Carkiry.
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A Coop Hortl--- We refer to the AAericaa
Hta.e, Troy, \. \. Ths Is one u the bes:
Hotels in The city. and NC take pleasure in rec
emsDsndiag Il 10 The travelling public as emf
nepily worhy q their patronage. We would
advise cur friends visiting Troy 10 give the
American House q cali.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-06-10

FRK.-~Ths moFning about sunrise barn
belonging to 4. A. jameson, o. factry Point,
vas discovered to be on FIRE. The flames rap.
idly spread. and soon he barn with quantity
u grain, and valuable horse. we're entirely
consumed. Origin Of FIRE unknown.
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70 See advertisement IN another Of One
Hundred and One able-bodied men wanted Tor
tho 9th Vermont Regiment.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Brcvisy IL the seul Of wiz.


Hsaasr,Fs Eclectic Pill, are a perfect sub
stitutc for Mercurial., for all the errors Of Com
pound Pills, which drug the system rather than
cure disease and BY the use Of a Siasle PiR or
never more than T,oo. assist nature, act natu
rally on the bowels, and cure Indigestion, BIZ
iossasss, HeoddoAe, when caused by foul siom-
ach, Dyspepsia, Loss Of appetite, Lirer ooHs-
plaia,s, Jaundies. BY the number required for
dose. they are economical, save making Pm
Bores Of the stomach, and will perform what is
claimed for them, or money viii be refunded.
10 For Worms they are sure cure.
o. Fac smile Of J. L. Hume wells sigma
ture over corks ofgenuins only. See advertise
mcnt.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-06-10

nlaEtow's HorII. North Londonderry, is
well.kcp, house, richly mrriting liberal sup
port from the public, which, We are happy 10
learta, II receives. See card In another place.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-06-10

Several interesting letters are crowded out
this week. - leaf from an Old Maids
Life," will appear In our nex. issue.
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Livery Stable |!

TIRE Subscribers vould inform The citizens u
l. Manchester that they have opened Iiv-
cry Stable 10 this Village, aud are prepared .
furnish h0rxes sod carriages On the sb9rtes; no
tice, At re2s0aable rates.
CORNELL & SWEET
Manchester, yhns >, ltszt--sg7-.
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Removal.

HAVING been burned out By the disastrous
II h-e Of May 10, would respectfully nosi-
~ my friends, and the public generally, that
have removed TO All River Street, tone Block
above the Railroad BRIDGE where ] am prepaF-
Cd 10 Oil all orders rs usual. Ny stock and IA
ciities are nearly as complete a. formerly.
GATES II. BARNARD,
All River Street.
Troy, n. T., June 2, lss3.-3a
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The Greatest Laber-saving Machine ever
Invented.
Read the testimony and jfdgs fof yourselves.
Certifcatpi

We, the undersigned, citizens Of Lasnoilis
County, VT, hereby certify that we have used
In our families, more or less, for about five
months last past, Washing Machine, patented
by Mr.. Samuel wIswAll, OF Hydephrki We
consider il q valuable machine, both in saving
labor and ayoidihR the Usual wear And tear of
clothing II will cleanse all articles Of ordinary
use by the simple motion Of the Machine, IN
which Is no pounding or hard friction t0injurs
the articles 70 be cleaned. The Machine win
do such work with much less labor and much
less injury to the clothes than the ordinary way
Of rubbing on wash-board. Very dirty Arti-
Giles, like shirt collars and wristbands, may re-
quire some rubbing, but the Machine is 90 ar.
ranged that II can DO done In II NJ conveniently
rs with common tRb aud board. For suds-
ing and rinsng, the machine IL very valuable.
II win not injure the finest muslin fabric, y hills
il will cleanse bed quilts, heavy blankess, and
even carpets more thoroughly than can be done
by hand We consider II great Improvement
on every kind Of Washing Machine We havs sv-
er known, and its operation gives snch univer-
sal satisfaction wherever II has been tried, We
think II must soon come into very general use.
Hydspsrk, VT, June 81, 1869.
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Dr.. GAERTNER,
OCULIST AND AURIsT
Operator on the Eye and Ear.


Operator on the Eye and Ear.
Respectfully informs the citizens OF this
County, that he has located permanently in
Troy.
OFFICE No. Al FIRST STREET,
And offers his professional services to such as
be afflicted with diseases Of the eve or the Ear.
Having had sixteen years practical acquaintance
with
Acute nmd Chronic Diseases,
he Is prepared to receive patients for treatment,
to diagnose their diseases with accuracy, and
to treat their Morbid and Functional derange-
ments 7athalogically. He does not propose 10
cure everything, but from his
LOmg and Successful Practice
is able to promise cures IN ALL DURABLE
CASES. He particularly invites those who
have long been suffering from
sore assd Diseased Eyes,
and who are BLIND and DEAF, to give him
cali, as he has restored to sight many who have
been blind for years.
Artificial Eyes,
inserted without pain, and perfectly resembling
the natural eve.
Opcrationsfo Cor C CATARACT, STRABISMUS,
etc, skilfully performed.
CATARRH, P0LYPUS and THROAT DIS
EASES. Catarrh, with Dryness, Mueus, Mat
ter, Plugis, or Scabs, is permanently cured.
To- For further particulars, testimonials,
ETC., send for Circular. Address
DR.. GAERTNER,
emio 81 First-st., Troy, N. \.
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TUESDAY MoRsrse.

Baltimore, June 9.
The following dispatches are taken
FROM Southern papers received in
Baltimore.
The Federal gun boats are NOV
ing up as il to engage our batteries
The greatest excitement prvails, As
the gun boats are in sight al times.
Every confidence i expressed in
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-07-14

tucky. The associations that plan the raids
and shelter the marauders who are now so
seriously disturbing Kentucky, are pre-
cisely the same as those in this State, the
same in spirit, purpose and forms, differing
we believe, in name only. If Kentucky
has to appeal again to Indiana for help
against her invaders, she will find that the
danger springs from the very same source
that would keep indiana from lending that
help. These reasonable organizations are
all affiliated. They labor here in concert
with these iu Kentucky While the latter
fires houses, commits murders. and attacks
detached guards of soldiers, 20 create such
distress at home that no assistance can be
given to the general government; the for
mer discourages enlistments, denounees
taxes, disparages the war, and lsbors to de-
feat all efforts to provide here the means of
putting down troubles in Kentucky.
There is no mistake about this co-opera-
ton, and there is no mistake about its be-
ing the work of mutual UNDERSTANDING
Now with what face cnn Kentucky Union
man come here to make speeches for and
assist a party o! which this secret orgaDi-
zatioH is one Of the most effective weapons2
How can John J. Crittencen so far turn
his back on his great reputation, and his
patriotic purposes, as to give his Dame and
eloquencesto party that contains every dis
loyal man IN indiana, and in which alone
can be found those who have labored TO
prevent Indiana assisting Kentucky against
her invaders? That Lazarus w Powell, a
traitor in heart, and almost one in action,
should give himself 10 such a cause is ex-
actly as it should be. lie is coming TO "his
own" when he comes to assist the men
who believe with, vote with, and work with
jesse D. Bright. But that Crittenden aud
Wickliffe should lend themselves to the
party from which has emanated every par
ticle of the action or feeling that would
have let Kentucky remain prey to Buck
ner and his rebel allies, labor against
the true Union men of the State, is unac.
countable. 1t is ungrateful. Ii is indie.
cent.-Ind journal.