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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY !
MIG A nKLts
GEL EZRA TED FEMALE PHLs

Prepared from prescription OF Sir j. Clarke, NJ. D.,
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This well known medicine Is no imposition, hut and
sac remedy for Female Difficulties and distractions from
any cause whnteyer aud although powerful remedy, It
aims nothing hurul to the constitution To married la
dies Is peculiarly suited. It will In short time bring
thu monthly period with regularity. In all Of Ncr
and spinal Affections, Pain in the Back and Limbs,
II aviness Fatigue slight excrlion, Pulpatun Of the
Hears Mysteries AMI Whites, these pills will effect
when MI other have failed; and although powerful
rene iy do Contain IRON comc anthony anything
hurtf to the institution Full directions in the pamphlet
around each PACKAGE which should be carefully preserved
For full partcu.rs get pamphlet Tree, u" teagent 81
an postae stamps enclosed any authorized agent will
insure bottle containing so pills, by return mail Sold
by JOSEPH CLARK, BrIttleboro.-3meopl3
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WILMINGTON SAVINGS BANK.

TTNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE ABOVE
named corporation will lie held at the Treasurer's office
In the village Of Wilmington, the second Tuesday Of
March O'Clock r. NJ, which time and place officers
will be elected for the year ensuing.
LABAN JONES, President.
Wilmington, Feb. 2s ls02.-1O
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BACKMAN & CO.,

CHARLES BACKNIAN e. CO.,
Importers Of
BRANDIES, GINS, RUNS, WINES, &C. &C.
No. So Front Street, NEW YORK
Sole Importers Of
C,B. Cognnc, Old II OLA nd and Geneva
Cordial Gins.
We would call the attention Of Commits sioners Town
Agents and the Medical Faculty OF the State OF mont to
our well selected stock Of Imported Wines and Liquors which
we offer on reasonable and satisfactory terms.
We are permitted to publish the following Chemical Anal
yses that have been made by eminent Chemists, Of
Liquors, 'BuRLrycroS, W., March l. 1861.
70 Messrs. cIiAs. BUCHANAN CO., New York;
conference.-the avail ourselves Of this method To inform
you that We have repeatedly made examination Of Bran
IVES, mhskey Gins and Wines, with which the ChteuIen
county Agency at Burlington has been mainly supplied from
your house for the past three years. also specimens from 9TH
we have found them Invariably of ull strength and uni
o purity and quality, superior in every respect speci-
hed QUE expectations received our unoun6 approya
In Without hesitation we confidently recommend them ali
can rely Tor purity and strength.
We are, your most obedent servants
sAML w. THAYER, JR., NJ D.
WALTER CARPENTER, NJ D.
BRADFORD VT, March 2s,h. 1861.
70 ,chom q may coHeerni-I hereby certify have
1861, and have procured the Wines and Liquors with which
have supplied the Town Agents Of said County, from
Charles lakman No SO Front St., New York that have
larc r. Chandler Esq, Professor of the Analytical Chem
istry, Union Coeg', Schenectady, n " and that all and
every instance the result has been prova them be per-
lecty pure and suitable for medicinal purposes
therefore most confidently the house Of
Charles ackman Co.. to all those who prefer giving their
orders to honorable and conscientious men.
GEO. p. BALDWIN,
Commissioner for Orange County.
SCHENECTADY, n. Y, August, GOTH 1850.
Hon. GEO p BALDWIN, Commissioner Orange County,
fermonti-Dedr SirIhve analysed the following samples
&" Liquors and Wines forwarded by you, and find them
perfectly pure entirely free from all injurious
well suited Tor medical use.
-Four samples Of Brandy, Of Gin, Of Whskey and
nne Of Port Wine The Gin and Por Wine particu y
II extra quality. CHARLES Z. CHANDLER,
Professor Of Analytical Chemistry, Union College.
We permitted to refer the following Commissioners,
rown Agents. and Phylci of the State Of Vermont and
III doing guided by desire place before public
hose facts that in them selves evidence that in every
instance but the purest and desirable in line
will be offered for sale to
REFERENcEs-S. w. Tlayer, NJ. D. Dean Of the Medical
Faculty In the University Of Vermont W. Carpenter, Pro-
less etc. IN the Vermont Unversity j. S. PIERCE Agent,
burlington. County COmmisoners:-ames Mitchell, Chit
endeni Calvin Dolgett, Israel Goodwin Alonzo Pearce
Washington; Charles Davis T. Slnborn, Caledonia; W. II
IL Bingham. NJ IL Thomas, Lamolle Chester Spencer d.
Frisbie Rutland; A. II. Gilmore, Hon George p Baldwin,
Orange; Gen. Fisher Wnhdham; Iorao Needham and Ira
uGord Addison Hon. II. II. oyt franklin Couny-tf20
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FOR SALE.

.I:;#
Tn, place which reside containing about three
Of land, which is convenient dwelling house and
barn, with running water to both. The buildings all
commodious and in good repair.
Also, the farm the old Guford load known the
cells Farm containing about so Of land. On the
premises dwelling house, barn, sheds and all necessary
out buildings in good condition and well supplied with
running
Terms made easy For further particulars inquire Of the
subscriber.
Il. WALLEN.
Brattleboro, March Sd, 1902 10
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pointed ny the Hon Probate Court for the District of
Marlboro Commissioners to receive, examne and adjust all
GEORGE W JONES late Of NewGinc In said District de.
eease, am Hlso All claims and demands exhibited in
being allowed by said Court for that purp1se We hereby vs
notice that we will attend to the business Of our said APP
pnlnment at tue dwelling house Of Charles v. Sparks In
Newfne, on the last Saturday Of March and May mex from
10 o'clock A. NJ until ocock p NJ each OF said days
CHARLES y SPARKS,
SIDNEY 5. MORSE, { Comm ssloners
Newfans, Feb. II, 1902
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Vow, are DR.. Hurd'S Preparations Cord !?

The best evidence that they is, that their frmest
,iends and best patrons those who have used them
ngest. Dr. WILLIAM b. llURD is an eminent Den
'ist of Brooklyn, Treasurer of the New York State
Dentists Association and these preparations have
' cen used in his private practice for years, and no
ading citizen of Brooklyn Wiliamsburgh ques-
IONS their excellence, while eminent Dentists of New
FORK recommend them rs the best known to the pro-
session. Without the aid Of advertising dealers have
'old them by the gross.
The Editor Of the Brooklyn Daily Times says'We
.appy to know thnt FRIEND Dr. uRD succeeding
Ond all expectation with his MOUTH WASH and TOOTH
OWDER. The great secret " his with the
tct THAT HIS ARTICLES ARE
EsESTED he, TESTIFY THEIR Long USE"
The well-known p. r. BARSuM writes-"I found your
DOTH POWDER good that family have used all
We FIND 1T the BFsr POWDER TEETH EVER
SEQ shall feel Obliged il You will send another supply
the Museum at your convenience with bill"
Tableware of the ordinary Tooth Powders. DR..
lUhD's TOOTH POWDER contons no acid. nor alkali,
charcoal, and polishes without wearing the enamel
Ose no other.
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LASELL FEMALE SEMINARY.

,CHE NEXT TERM BEGINS ON THURS
Il DAY, FEBRUARY 20 This Institution has been, since
US formation, (en years. and continues be, under the
same care II loo ted miles from Boston, IN the
education.
For Catalogues, &c, apply to
o. W, DRIGus, Principal
Auburn Dale, Mass, Jan. lse3.-swa
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REVERE HOUSE.

Ein14 The undersigned has leased this commodious
nn=l and popular Hotel, where he will I've happy to
serve his former patrons ieas ani all who desire od
accommodations at asonlbl. prices. Having had con-
siderable experience in the iuigemen Of public house In
BttebOro the undersigned ittes himself that he shall be
able to give satisfaction to all his patrons.
HENRY C. NASH.
Brattleboro, Jan. ], 1862 q
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CARPETINGS, WOODEN WARE,
Groceries, essc., easc.

The Store will be open every day and the Goods offered
low that you need wait Auction days to purchase
whatever you wish. S. N. HERRICK, Dep. Sheriff
Brattlebor, March 8, 1862.
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-, III Radical Cure At spematorrhea, Seminal
W"tness Involuntary Emissions, Sexual Dehiy and Inn
pments 10 Marriage generally Nervousness consumption,
nsy an Fits Mental aud Physical lncaUaeity, result
nv ram self Abuse &c-By RoBr, j. CrLvkRwELL, NJ. D.,
Author of the Green BOOK, Nc'
rn variJ rrnowned author In this admirable Lecture
ev nroves from his experience that the awful
occurrences IT Self abuse may be ehectuay removed without
ne and without surgical operations hiugies
nstriments rings coriias pointing mode Of cure
AZ once certain and ectual by which every sufferer no
matter what his condition may be, may himself eap
ly privately, and radically This lecture will prove
10 thousands and thousands.
Sent under seal In plain envelope, any address on
the receipt Of six cents, postage stamps by address,
Ing DR.. CHAS. j. q. KLINE,
ly6 ls7 BOueTy, Nep York, Post O6fes Boa, 45Sd
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NOTICE. THE TRUSTEES OF THE

\ first mortgage Boulholders Of the Vermont Valley
Rairond Company declared dividend Of so per cent
any per upons OF April !, 1852 payable anil
March 10, 1861 the Office Of the Tr Of the
Company Bellows Falls. For tie convenience Of bond
holders In New York AMI elsewhere the dividend will be paid
for the space Of month, Wis from the 10t Of March to
the 10Th Of April Mt the Office of ALEX'R AMLToN Jr, No
Wall Street, January Court ami thereafter will only he
paid ut the Office OF thu TT asurcr In Bellows Falls
Dated February 22l, 1862 -5wl0
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xxTANTED-IN A RESPECTABLE FAM

w iy little Girl ahtut twelve years od-to be taken
til eighteen Enquire ut this Office.
IIrattleboro, March S, lS62-2w10
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MORE

MORE
NEW DDS,
n AT STATES New York Cash Store.
NEW DRESS FABRICS,
N AT STATES New York Cash Store.
NEW WOOL THIBETS,
" At STATES New York Cash Store.
NEW NJ. DE LANES.
" At STATES New York Cash Store.
NEW PRINTS,
y At STATES New York Cash Store.
NEW cLoA 4 !, ,rr,s Nav. v,.. Cas-, s,,..
NEW soNTAGs,
y At STATES New York Cash Store
NEW HOOP SKIRTS,
" At States New York Cash Store
NEW WOOL SHAWLS,
" AT STATES New York Cash Store.
NEW BALMORAL SKIRTS,
y AT STATES New York Cash Store.
NEW WOOL YARNS,
" AT SLATE New York Cash Store
NEW BROWN COTTONS,
~ AT STATES New York Cash Store
NEW CANTON FLANNELS,
" At STATES New York Cash Store
NEW WOOL FLANNELS,
" At STATES New York Cash Store.
NEW WOOL BLANKETS,
" At STATES New York Cash Store.
NEW BLACK SILKS,
y At STATES New York Cash Store.
NEW HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
" AT STATES New York Cash Store.
NEW GLOVES AND HOSIERY,
| ~ At STATES New York Cash Store.
NEW WORSTEDS, Split, Single & Double,
~ AT SLAEE'S New York Cash Store.
NEW BROADCLOTHS for Ladies' Cloaks
~ AT STATES New York Cash Store
NEW LADIES' WRAPPERS,
~ At STATES New York Cash Store
NEW LADIES WOOL DRAWERS,
~ At STATES New York Cash Store
Married folks, aud those that nre going &c
be, cnn yea their Gxings AT
STATES
New York Cash Store
People living in the adjoining towns, W hen
taey come to BrnttIeborO TO buy Goods f1I
cash, can do first rate
At STATES
New York Cash store
Oct. l7th 1851,
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LELAND SEMINARY,
TOwNsHEND. VT.

TNHE SPRING TERM AT THIS INSTITU-
/ ton will commence Welnes lay Feb 26lh, under the
charge Of @ u. LANE, A. H., assisted by teachers OF he
first class In every department The trustees ~" @ o.
solicit the patr mage those who wish their chen '"
receive thorough and ictcal Instruction. ior iu'hef par
"'u"''' "'''' WV NJ FLETCHER, D, D., President,
@. CLARKE, NJ. d., Secretary.
Townshend, Jan. ls62.-bw4
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LIST OLE LETTERS


- EMAINING IN THE POST OFFICE AT
i 1 lirattleboro, VT, March l, 1862
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Avery 1lohrook Jared
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Adams Harrington Mrs d
Adams Iladley Miss Marion
Bliss Mrs Willis Lehoryeau Almon
Benson Miss Lydia Mitchell
Bron Miss Lizzie Moriarty Pat
Bhncly Chas Moran Garrett
Durham J Mason Miss Ada
Btmis Jos Miller Miss Mary
Butterfeld VIM Newell Mrs Lucy
Betterly Geo Nulting Miss W A
Bemis VIM O'C MINOR Cath.
Brooks VIM l. O'Briun Lizzie
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achen Robinson VIM
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Gutter James Richmond
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Clark Mrs Polly Ryder A j
Chamberlain Mrs Sarah Smith VIM II
Cutler Miss Frances Sault Peter
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Dexter Mrs Betsey Sargent Mrs Sophia
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Flanagan Miss Ann Tole Geo.
Gould Fisher Tineey W
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Gibbs Mrs NJ Weatherhead John
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Henry Chas Worlen Miss Sarah
AOward Geo Il
Persons calling any above Letters will please say
advertised" GEO. d. KELLOGG, p. NJ.
Brattleboro, March lst, 1S62-1wlO
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A LEX. II. PIKE, DEALER IN LUMBER,
N CLOTH BOARDS and BOXES for packing FAVE or
SAT- SPJUTS &c. bills Of timber, Shingles ClapbOards,
Castings Floor Boards filed order 100000 feet Of Clap
bourls on hand. Address West Wardsboro, Vt.
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~ IL 7 II VI NIINNIVJ4NT II NINTI.BUNU, ,. y,
~ The Probate Court for said District;
10 all persons Interested in the Estate Of CHARLES w.
GKAU, late Of Brattlehoro, deceased, Greeting'
You hereby notified that this Court will make
sgnment f. r. GRAU, widow of said deceased from
personal property Of said deceased at the session thereof
be held the Probate Once In Brnttehoro In said District,
the last Thursday of March A. d. 1862 when and where
you may be heard In the premises II you see Nc.
10 r. W. CLARKE, Register.
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WRAPPING PAPER.

CUITABLE FOR DRY GOODS AND
- Groceries, for the lowest at the nook Bind
cry, &c. EDWARDS
Aug, IL, lsol-as
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TALLAHASSEE, LEON Co, Florida, July II, 1860.
To DR.. HEucK, Albany N. My dear Doctor;I writes
this to inform you OF the wonderful effect Of your Sugar Coat
I'd Pills my elder daughter For three years she has bee
affected with bilious arrangement Of the system, sadly i'm
pairing her health, which has en- steadily failing durn
that period When in New York in April list, friend al
vised you Pills. Having h fullest confidence
the u lgment Of my friend obtained supply of Messrs
Barnes * Park, Druggists, Park Row. New York. On
turning home. ceased all other treatment and admins
tered your Pills, each night. The improvement in her
feelings, complexion, Digestion ETC., surprised US all
rapid and permanent restoration health has been the
suit We used less than five boxes and consider her entire
y well. consider the above Just tribute you ply
stefan, and trust will be the Of inducing many
ldop' your Pills rs their family medicines
remain, dear sir, with many thanks,
Your obedient servant,
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instantaneous In It's effect does not stain te skn, ans M
vlgorates the hair for life. lie careful ana use n
than the genuine signed each side OF every o1A "a
A. R.TcngLon Sold by all Respectable Drugg y, nnu r
ov ,os stores everywhere MANurAcfOnI 40 o. 40,
sy date 10 Bond St. and 1913 Broadway, NEW hoRk-iy]@
The Confessions and Experience of nm
Invalid.
,surp tnr IN, benefit and warming and caution
80, ,sho sunir from debility, Premature
NJ Etc., supplying at the time, the means OF Self
60 he one who cured himself after being put to great
oen az Irouo On medical imposition and quackcry Single
Mes mny he mad Of the author, NATHANIEL MAYFAIR,
ESQ Bedford Kings County, N. Y, Ivy enclosing postpaid
addressed envelope. 3mlI
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ALSO,

A VERY LARGE AND CHOICE STOCK
OF
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W w ID EH Y IA u ~ NVs.
Tribune Buildl ngs, New Yor

0Y~DR. HUMPS MOUTH WASH, TOOTH pow
DER, aud TOO rllACHE DROPS cannot be sent by
rail- but they can probably be obtained mt your Drug
Periodical Stores. II they cannot, send 70 us for
the DENTAL TREASURY, Price, ONE DOLLAR
which contains them.
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COMMERCIAL NOTE PAPER. JUS

received large Invoice Of crystal Spring. Empire,
and Phmnx Note Papers, which will be sold very low for
Cash, or White Rags, the BrauebOro Book Store by
Jan. !, 1sGl.-l srEEN.
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u EMAINING IN THE POST OFFICE AT
L l lirattleboro, VT, March l. 1862.
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DOC TER FLOUR

Sale by the subscriber 100 Bbls double
extra ,mily Flour. y. IL. FESsENDEN.
oct. 25, lSoi.-l9
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-12-06

4 TEXAN RIVAL or JOuS MoRGAN.-lhy
Telegraph pu5lishes n letter from Col. a,
II, Johnson, OF Burnett County, Texas, de
failing his recent movements, in Kentucky,
which, for boldncss aud effectiveness, out
vie all other pNriilan leaders of the war,
and are parallel only with the great Mari
on of 20. Col. Johnson, It appears, start
ed into Kentucky with only three men, ma
ing his operations in Southwest Kentucky,
aud during the time he was in that state,
captured and parolcd 700 prisoncrsi took
10 towas, and q steamboats,; parolcd Is
commissioned officers killed, wounded and
captured 0 Colonies, and destroyed U, $.
government property to the vaT,e of about
S2,000,0OO. Having recruited as he went
along, he came out Of the State with some
thing over thousand men, losing but TIVE
or three men in the whole of his operations.
lie has since been made Colonel by Pres
idcnt Davis.
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ITEMS OF INTEREST.

Gen Magruier arrived at Houston on the
2Sih uli.
Seven large mon-of.war new guard the
cnlrancet to Mobile BAY.
A revolution is said to be on the taps IN
the Island OF Cuba, headed by Mexican nd
yenturers.
Tho Legislature Of Alabama has passed
3 law empowering the Governor to eonserlpt
all the slave labor necessary for the public
defence,
The Circuit Judge at Ocmulgcc, Ca has
sustained tho Constituuonality Of the con-
script law,
John Charles Fremont made speech re-
Gently at 81. Louis, in which he said every
Invasion of the laws by Lincoln, is nsur
patton dangerous in revolution and not to
be justified by any plea of temporary ex-
pcdiency. lie says they must stop the be-
ginnings and stop them decisirely, remem-
bering ihnt il they fail in that duty, they
surrender the sword which guards the ap-
proachCS to liberty, aud tie people fall.
Two desertcrs, John Bowers ned Jas.
Cain, were lately shot near Petersburg, Va
in trout of pei,igTcw's Brigade.
Neil Mcleod, Esq, of Petersburg, Va,
announces to the families of soldiers that
he will furnish all the corn he can spare AT
fifty cents per bushcl, and says to all
who need to come with or without money.
Are there any Ncil McLcods in Texas?
Mr.. Slidcl bad an interview with the
French Emperor en- the 2Sta Oct.
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nay~ The Eclipse of the moon came of
this morning rs promised in the Almnnac's,
and was all that was promshed Sin the
bills We did not observe it until it was
total, which was about 2 o'clock, when cv-
orything was as dark as though no moon at
all was Immediately overhead. The night
was clear and cold, and afforded an excel
lent opportunity for those who wished to
observe all the phases of the eclipse. A
little after o'clock, the moon again shown
out clear and bright in all its proportions.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-12-06

Ras" The Confederate steamer Alabama,
is enacting the same role as did the frigate
Essex, Under the elder Porter, during the
war of 1Sl2-14. Wonder if the abolition
lists will follow the example of the British,
in attacking the Essex in neutral port
1t would be about on par with many Of
their late acts, and infinitely more hOnora-
bic than some of them. They have already
sent half dozen of their fleet vessels after
the Alabama and rumor says that the Van
derbuilt, the fastest steamer ahoat is TO be
dispatched after her also We imagine that
Seems will give them the slip, or fight and
sink them, as no sees fit.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-12-06

Esyn A most horrible outrage was com
mittcd by the abolitionists at Palmyra, No,
on the 18th October last. Ten Confederate
pr soners-all Missourians--w were inhu-
namely murdered by order of the comman-
der of the military at that place, General
Mcneil, in retaliation for the death of a
vile old man, who was said to have been
killed by the guerrilla forces under COM
mand of Col. Porter. This old man, whose
name was Allsman, had been a spy and
Guide for the abolitionists in their maraud-
ing expeditions against the patriot citizens
of the surrounding country.
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@ Oit1lnrn.

CAPT. GEORGE WHITE was killed on the Ohio
river. above Cincinnati, on tho 10th of Scpiemhur
1867 He was native OF Kentucky, and cmisTicd
To Dallas Texas about Ave years since. He was en-
ulutirally II gentleman lay nature, high minded,
irnyp honorable. none knew him but 10 loOc him..
Al the first tocsin Of battle, together with few other
brave krmiuckrIs rushed 10 the defense of his ma
tive state: they joined Morgan in making nphiS hn'-
TALON. White from the ranks to tIe conf
mand of his company. aud was lunVrcd hS his com
liander by iu npprllatiun VI the "brav-St OF The
brave lie MI,s, with several other officers, Killed,
after the place hal Surrendered by asSl,Nsins, who
fired from houses; it is grateful 10 know 'hat Cen
Morgan Immediately had his dcac avenged 10y the
sacrifice Of the base towards. HeI'ic>Se pdch, my
friend, future history will record thy worth.
5. NJ. 5.
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We have been shown donation of 81
pairs worsted socks, so flannel overshirts =
undershirts, and q pair flannel drawers, for
the soldiers, made by lady and her two
daughters, in Grimes county. The flannel
was all of home manufacture, and the best
article of the kind we have seen in many a
long day. This donation is worth at least
SIS, probably $780, Telegraph
Ba- According to our calculations, the a.
bove articles would bring not less than
$3.50.
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The Northern report that the federals are
in Holly Springs, is without foundation
The truth is our army is on the South side
of Tallahachie river, Is miles from Holly
Springs, and extends along the river IL
miles. The enemy's cavalry are at Hud-
sonville. 8 miles north OF Holly Springs,
on the Central road, and 26 mile from our
army. Their infantry are at Davis Mills,
10 miles from their cavalry, their right
wing extending six miles TO Grand juno
ton, and their left wing extending miles
to Lagrange Telegraph.