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LOCAL MATTERS.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 20.


TRLWEEKLY APPEAL.-Many Of our cotem-
Horaries have, within the last few months, been COM
ruIled to suspend publication, OH account Of the entire
mposabiliy OF obtaining paper to print their articles
upon. Many Of thom have had he support Of a viio
and liberal circulation, but the patronage thuJ IN other
circumstances would have brought prosperity, only had
The effect Of increasing their difficulties, and the more
surely rendered suspension necessary. To escape such a
contingency in their own case, the propret9rs Of ihc
APPEAL have been, and are compelled to make exerti0us
Of no ordinary character, and personally to travel over
hundreds Of miles to obtain a supply Of The material
upon which that journal Is printed But what IL more
than this, they are obliged to pay a very much higher
price than WIS formerly charged. This change in price
to them, compels a rise in price 10 ;hcr ~triwoekly read
ers That edition Of the APPEAL costs for the blank
paper alone. all that Is now charged for the printed sheet
from this date we shall be compelled to raise tie terms
OF subscription, and the Price Of the trtwoekly AFPEAL
will, for the future, be six dollars a year.
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A CALF DR.. P. 81 Dickinson viii allow
his name to come before the peop'e Of Shelby county as
a candidate for the office of County Trustee he win re-
the votes of A HosT or FpIESDs
MEaPHIs. january ., 1862.
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ExULTANT-A Chicago paper remarks on
Crittsnden's defeat:

The first collision in the grand forward move
ment is a complete success Of the Union arms.
The defeat of Zollicoffer was a rout. If this be
an augury of what is to follow, a happier one
/ could not be desired. The effect will be most
inspiritiug upon our soldiers everywhere, and
most depressing upon the rebel soldiers and
rebel cause everywhere. Gen. Mcclellan some
time 400 predicted no more defeats, and it will
turn out, we are confident, that he was using nc
1 illo rrnrIs
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MmTaCEi

LOUISVILLE, KY, November I, 1861.
NETE beg t. advise our friends and Correspondents IN
w the Contlerate Ststas, that our WALTER g. AN
nERSON haa ramnxad La residanca- mernanenLLH- 10
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w more RHra1nlNo 3ml De Done m=a7@KE
orr Shops except for CASH. Tie great dlfhcuity Ia
making collections. makes tha adoption Of a strictly
cash system necessary with us st this time, and we
hope rome Of our customers will ASK for credit, as we
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CoNMTTTED.-Recorde Moore yesterday com
mitted james Ross 10 jail for trial in default Of $500 bail
lie was charged with q breach Of trust in having removed
some goods that had been levied upon. John Ondeu and
Henry Gable, charged with grand larceny, were commit
ted IN defau { of 5000 bail each.
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To TIE LADIEs-Three thousand dollars
worth Of dry goods to be sold by A. i Andrews GO
Auction this morning at 10 An. at $50 Main street
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The BATTLE AT soMGRsgr.-Tao Lynch

burg VirgiHiaa says:
A lady who reached this city yesterday eve
ming, direct from Winchester, reports that she
read the Baltimore papers at that place, in which
a loss of seven or eight hundred Of the enemy IS
conceded. They are not jubilant, and admit
that their loss in killed and wounded is greater
than ours.
CoTToN AND CoFFEE.-The Columbia Guar
dian publishes the gratifying intelligence that
the parched seed of the sea island cotton are
1 fully equal to the best imported Mocha coffee,
and that the ordinary cotton seed parehed makes
as good coffee as ordinary Rio. Has the GsaT
dian tried it? 1t says chat it gets its lnforma-
tion from those who have tried it. We fear they
are not good Judges. Who viii test it Rye
wheat, potatoes, %persimmon seed, etc, do telera
bIy, but we shall be glad to hear that cotton seet
| do better.-RaLeigh Standard.
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All ofd-rs must be accompaniad with theeash.
7 viii take Cotton for Fruit Trees, at 10 cents Der
----. ------.-M Il - L. l. II. 49,
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s475s1as

Etf.Jos--3
showing a deficit in the transactions Of the present cor
porate wear Of S47,557.25 less whatever amount Of reye-
nue may have been collected from the 3lst December 20
the DIST inst, being the time the statement was made.
The member from the second ward may object 70 the in
terest on the city bonds which fell due ON the LIST day
of January. 1862. but be must recollcct that made my
STAT. ment after that time and spoke Of the interess which
had matuTed and that il was growing aud increasing
daily; he may also wish TO throw out the item Of inter
est on the S30O01Oo Of the Memphis and Little Rock rail
road bonds for which the navy yard property and les
rents are pledged. for the redemption Of the bonds and
The interest to do 50 would be inconsistent, for he advo-
Gated with me on the evening in question The proposition
TO authorize the Controller 10 pay the interest warrants
which had ma;ured on the bonds, aud they are certainly
as much an interest liability Of the city as the Interest on
the bonds of the city issued in her own name. But to
make the VIII le question perfect y salts actory and salts
fy all seruples which the member from the second ward
NAV have about the January interest. 1 viii take the bal
anee against the city as shown in the above statement
and deduct the interest which matursd on january LIST,
1862. and then see how the matter stands:
Balance against the city IS per above state
s~47,5s7-25
Interest matured January lt, 1862.
on city S3LucO
Interest matured January lst, 1862,
on Memphis and Little Rock rail
road boads.-..-----.---.. 1880 4l5saG
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Balance against the city, January interest
FoIrr4aF

It was upon the report OF the Controller which showed
that the excess Of revenue collected exceeded the appfo-
priaions by the Board only S7, $500, and q calcula
meat made on the evening Of me 2lst inst, that The in
terest Iiabiliti 8 Of the city which had matured during
the presents corporate year, had been equal TO the ex-
cess Of revenue over the appropriations made by the
present Board of Aldermen. Now, the statement / made
was not Intended TO mean that the figures were precisely
the same TO q cent, nor no honest construction can make
il mean any such thing The general statement made
by me that the city was no better OF financially, at that
time, than it was at the end Of the last corporate year is
amply supported 10y the figures. The money refunded
10 the banks by the fire committee, and the military
board Eeuer Jarmed any par Of tierepeaae Of Ascty.
The fire committee held the money 3 Fhort time, md
after an unsuccessful effort 70 get the engines, returned
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TKPE METAEI

THUMRS UNG,
Al r. P. walt & Go 8. No. Rattnre.
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With ali the necessary a~ppendages.
ALSO

v,
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THE fne passenger steamer CAM
/ BRIDGE williams master, leavgs ~
rs above AID for Intermediate ia7diugs E4
on WEDNESDAY. s9-h ms e.. ~ : p vi $1,000
n282 t Ma COURT GI.GHMAN. Agents.
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THE ane pssse-Er steam r CAM R2@A
4 ID Williams. Master, leaves tAs5f
for PocahoutSs. Jacks0nport. ami in err &
med ale landincs on WEDNESDAY,
39th Instant, al 5P y.
ia-2 JAS. BOURNE s CO. Ag nU.
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TIE splendid passenger boat 5LONz0 EaEA
L CHILD, Capt. DsHaven viii leave E1
for the above and intermediate points on ~
THURSDAY 30h inst, at II ~ ~
j4253t P4SSMORe.1IDE & MARSHA e.
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Reduction from June Doth to De
.eember 81, on Blk Payable SS3,1l22i
Received from Fire De
partment..---. Sl3,95392
Received from Military
BOard--.--..--.--. 100000
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-09-26
n. II. Downs
VEGETABLE BALSAMIC ELIXIR.

For thirty years this valuable medi-
cine has been before the American peo-
pie, and very many intelligent citizens
will testify of its wonderful effects in
curing coughs, colds, Group, whooping
cough, and all diseases of the chest and
lungs. We wish to have every family
in Vermont try u bottle, and if not per-
fectly satisfied the money will be return
ed. How easy it is to cure common
cold it taken in season, bat if neglected
d'ath, death is sure to follow Mothers,
do you love your little ones? then has
ten and get a boiJle Of Downs Elixir,
and cure that child. Group Group has
carried off thousands Of dear little limo
cents, when one bottle Of Elixir, we'll
shaken, and taken according to directions
would have saved life. Try II.
Read the following certificates from
our well known and popular physician,
Horace Fales, NJ. d., and the Hon. Paul
Dillingham;, ex-member Of Congress, and
our worthy citizen, Geo. II. Lease. We
could add hundreds more, but let this
suffice for the present.
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INFANTILE COMMISSIONS.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for
children teething, viii almost instantly
relieve gripping in the bowels and wind
collie, and overcome lNFANTILE CoNvUL-
sIoNs, which will, if not speedily rene
died, end in death.
Il is also the best and surest remedy
IN the world for all cases of dyseniery
and diarrhGa in children, whether it
arises from teething or from other causes.
Sold by all druggists. Twenty-Five cents
bottle
This Is the season Of the year 10 rss
Wire. Vjnaio~,! Sao,hi7s Syrya
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HILTON B. ROYCES ESTATE.
TATE OF WEE Won 4

" ORLEANS DISTRICT, IS.
Al q Probate Court holden at Irlsburgh in
said district, on the 18th day Of September, A.
d. 1862.
Loren w. Clarke, administrator on the estate
Of HILTON B. ROYCE, late Of Charleston de-
ceased, intcstatc, filed in said court his petition
in writing, setting forth therein that The said de-
ceased died seized Of sixty acre, ct land IN said
Charleston, being part OF lot SO. 81, second
division; and that said land is mcumbcrOd hy
mortgage ina sum nearly equal Do its value and
praying the court to grant him liccn.c to sell
said real estate for the purpose ot paying he
debts and expenses Of settlement, and o.her
charge Gains all c.tatc.
Therefore il is ordered by sJld court, that
public notice he gwen to all persons concerned
therein, to appear before said court 1T d session
thereof, TO be held NJ said IfHsl- b, VI ting IS n
day If October, 1862, thar They may give bonds
for the payment Ut the deb, and he heard
in the mattcrot the administrators account, and
show cause why license should not be granted as
aforesaid.
And tbs order shall be publ he'd three weeks
successfully W the orleans Independent Stan
dlrl q uowspnper priugcd Mt lru>uurgh, in this
State, the last Of which puaNo5tiunS chau Sc
before the day assigned for hearing u.s. aforesaid
GHcn under my hand no tho Probate office in
fIsburgh, this 18th day Of September a. D.
1862.
4Jw3 NJ. CARPENTER. Jt3ge.
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Who is Mrs, WinslOW ?

As this question is frequently asked
We shall simply say that she. is a lady
who for upwards Of thirty years has uu-
tr.ngIy devoted her time and talents as
a female physician aud nurse, principally
among children. She has especially
studied the constitution and wants Of this
numerous class, so generally overlooked
or carele.sly treated by the faculty in too
many instances and, as a result Of this
effort and practical knowledge, obtained
in lifetime spent as nurse and physi-
clan, she has compounded a Soothing
Syrup for children teething. 1t oper-
ates like magic-giving rest and health,
and is, moreover, sure to regulate the
bowels. In consequence Of this article
Mrs. Winslow is becoming world re-
nowned as a benetactor of the race
children certainly DO RISE W and bless
her; especially is this the case in this
city. Vast quantities of the Soothing
Syrup are daily sold and used here. Ii
has got 10 be a common remark. Il had
rather depend on Mrs. Wnslow's Sooth-
ing Syrup fer my children, than to have
the united advice Of the medical faculty
Of the city" We think Mrs. WinsIow
has immortalized her name by this in
valuable article, and we sincerely believe
thousands of children have been saved
from an carly grave by its timely use,
and that millions yet unborn will share
its benefits, and unite ia calling her
blessed. No mother has discharged her
duty TO her suffering little one, in our
opinion, until she has given it the bene-
fit of Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup.
Try i, mothers-try it now.-Ladies'
Tsitor. Nen York CtN.
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COLLECTORS NOTICE.

1HE NONRESIDENT PROPREoRs TOWN CHARLESTON
IN inc County OF Oean hereby notified that the by
within the next three preceding
on The following lands in said TO
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New Vermont Remedy.
HENHY'S VERMONT LlNlMERT

For rheumatism, Inflammation, cram7,
sprains, bruises -uts, burns, flesh wounds.
spasms, toothacb-, sudden coughs, colds,
bowel complaints dysentery, &c, &c.
This article Is warranted 10 DE The best
l.nimeH; or pain killer in the word. W
want to give away few bottles in every
town in Vermont, to cure the cases that
nothing else viii cure, so that wecan get
it introduced at once. AsA Jcec drug
gists or merchants to order supply on
commission. and we viii put 10 few
bottles free to give away.
All orders should be addressed TO the
pToPrietors,
JOHN F. HENRY & CO.,
Successors to j. NJ. Henry 4 Sons,
Waterbury, VI.
Price % cents. Warranted.
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Aso the resident Charleston hereby notified
that the assessed by said the three years preceding this date
main IN whole unpaid the following described lands in said
0
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YOU CAN Boy ALL KINDS OF
Harness w Ork

cheaper Of n. N. SCOTT, at Glover, VT, than
anywhere else in the county. Also, all kinds
Of Carriage Trimming in a manner that is war
raHted to suit customers, at the Old Shop in
Simonds' Building.
Glover, Vt, Aug 6, 1869. 63
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-09-02
For the Press.
Oxford's Second Quota Full-Raised i'm One
nay

The town of Oxford has again promptly re-
men with volunteers. A few days since the
town had meeting, and unanimously voted
to pay each soldier who should volunteer a
bounty of $40, and pay their families, or de-
pendent relations $4,000 each in addition
Yesterday her inhabitants had war meeting
at the village to raise volunteers. 1t brought
out large gathering of citizens, many of
whom made short, stirring, and patriotic
speeches. A call was then made for volun-
teers. VIM. K. Staples, Esq, a prominent cit
izen, amid great cheering stepped forward, and
enrolled his name. Others followed in quick
succession, and as they severally enrolled their
names cheer after cheer went up from the
crowd. Oxfords quota was fourteen, but so
great was the enthusiasm that eighteen athlet-
roll. The occasion was a grand, enthusiastic
demonstration of political action. This makes
about one hundred soldiers, including ten more
than her quota under the last call, which the
little town of Oxford, with only about 1900 in
habitants, has raised for the war. In this
town, it is but justice to say, that Democrats
and Republicans, have with one heart and
mind, stood shoulder to shoulder, and i'm fur
nishing men and means have merged all party
considerations in a common love for common
country. LIP.
Oxford, Aug. 80, 1862.
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Presentation to Ii. Col. CHAMBERLAIN.

Our energetic friends, S. r. jackson, w. r.
Field, and few others of the friends of 1t.
Col. Lawrence Chamberlain. in Brunswick,
made that officer present OF splendid dap
pie gray horse and trappings to match, yester-
day morning. We understand that the horse
Is one of the best in the State, two thousand
dollars having been refused for him not long
since. This is a deserved compliment TO Col.
Chamberlain, and Is an Indication Of the es-
teen in which he Is held by his fellow citizens.
The regiment was drawn up In hollow square
and the horse, beautifully caparisoned, was led
in and presented by Mr.. w. X. Field In the
following tcrse and happy manner. Mr.. Field
said:
Lieut.. Col. CaGmberiain-Sir:-A few Of
your friends and fellow townsmen appreciate
ing the sacrifice you have made, In exchanging
the quiet walks Of literature iof the pcrils and
hardships of the battlefield. In behalf OF our
common country, aud DESTROYS Of aflording
you some substantial evidence Of that appreci-
alton, have provided this steed and trappings,
and authorized me TO present them 10 you.
Please accept the gin, both as an evidence of
our personal interest In yourself and the cause
which you have espousej, and rs an earnest of
future interest whatever may bef;lll you; and
accompanying it with the wish that you may
be borne upon 1t only to yictory-that you
may never take backward step till the spirit
of rebellion is crushed, and you return laden
with honors the blessing of God and CRATE
full people, to the pursuits and happiness of the
home you have so cheerfully left, and may God
bless and protect you and yours during your
absence.
Col. Chamberlain replied with great feeling,
as follows:
SRA soldier never should be taken by
surprise, and il would be doubly ineXeusable in
me, were / TO deem anything surprising in the
way u generosity on the part Of those whose
sentiments and deeds of kindness | have
known so long.
thank you, sir, and through you, my fellow
citizens. for this noble gift, and Tor the touch
ing manner in which you are pleased to confer
it. Nothing, surely, which l have done, rem
ders me deserving of so costly and beautiful
memorial No sacrifice or service of mine
merits any other reward than that which con-
science gives to every man who does his duty.
But | knew at least how to value a kindness
and a compliment like this. l accept it, as a
bond to be faithful to my oath OF service, and
to your expectations of me. / accept it, if |
may so speak, not to regard it as fairly my
own, until l have earned title to il by con-
duct equal TO your generosity.
n Let me then bid you, SIR and my fellow cit
liens, a faithful farewell, commencing these
brave men who surround you, 10 your remem-
brance and care; and all of us TO the keeping
of a merciful God on high.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

NEW ORLEANS-Ar 10th, brig Experiment, Gill
srt baltimore
Ar 10th, bark Murray, johnson, New York
& Dpeka. Church. Pensacola: brgs Mechanic, Lock
ID W Sawyer, Bradford, ship Island.
Ar 2lst bark Sebra Croker, staples, ship Island;
mira Coombs, Drinkwater. Philadelphia.
cid 18th. schs Seguin. Atkins, New York; 18TH
yrk Texas. Pendlcton, do; Tycoon, Dewey, do; brig
inkee Blade, Fairchild, do
lowed to sea 18th, bark c W Poultney; sch For
!, t: 10TH bark Leroy; sch Z Stickncy.
BALrlMoRE-Ar 2sth. ship Banshee, Keen, Rio
4 metro; brig X Kirkland knight, Cardenas; Col
Coggins, White, Matanzas
AT quarantine, brig Chowan, Leeman, Pernambuco
: a ~ Thomas.
Cid 18th, sehs Lacon, Baker, and Charlie Willie,
PmiLADELPHIA-Ar 29tn. schs c Scribner
,lse, hey West; Surf, Shaw, Cherry field, (and cid
cid 2sth, bark VI Churchill Hutchinson. Monte
: deo: j W Andrews. Harbingcr, Ryder, Portland;
: h. brigs BENZ Carver, Ferry, Portland; Whitaker,
,onan, Boston.
NEW YORk-Ar Doth, schs Huri Snow; Sarah
] Visa, Neaton; Lion. Furbush, and Josiah Achorn,
: itch, Rockand Pilot. do.
Ar Both, ships Aramngo. Cassn Calcutta; Seth
! rague, tyson Antwerp; Creole, Hcwett. London
3. Try; brigs Alamo, steel, Cienfaegos; W j Treat.
\ IA; schs starlight, soutlard Cow Boy CD; Hard
: bible. Packard Rocklandi Rising sun, Eastman,
,chas.
Cid 18th, schs Globe, for Portland; Golden Gate,
j ''sIon.
Cid 3Oth ship Margaret Evans, Warner, London;
rks Ga,elle, Rhodes, barbados; sam shepherd,
J iades Yates. do: ST Marys, Tucker, do; brigs
Albert, Thompson, Vera Cruz; Faustina Berry,
W Orleans; sells Adca Kelley, Nickerson, Ware
] N; West CLEAN, Tarr Gloucester.
BoSroN-Ar 81 ult, ships National Eagle, Math-
{ :, Calcutta; Belle of the West. Howes do; bark
: or, Burke, Fayal; schs Bctscy Eliza, Stanley.
lais; Friends. Strout, Millbridge; Edward King,
I X, Dennysvilie: Cocheeo Pendlcton do; Chris
! d, Sargent, sedgwick Commodore. Grant and
u no'ia, Magunc; Despatch. Lnnell Yankee, Lew
/, /; I III Cushing, Ames, and Loella, Wnchenbach,
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North Vassaiboro', one loaf OF" Rye and In
dian" bread, which sent for next day after my
lecture, but il had been cut and partly eaten |!
The heading men" did not attend
Twenty-Five Of the towns where the agent
has just lectured have not yet reported. If
these respond proportionally TO others visited,
their contributions will increase the above a.
mount by three or four thousand dollars. 1t is
hoped that these and a hundred others, appeal
ed 10 by circulars aud letters, WILL respond
before the middle of September, as the necessi-
ties of the institution are most urgent, and this
special agency will then close, and be fully re-
ported Whatever is done in this matter will
be doubly valuable if done quickly. The
treasurer writes IA small sum saves a soldiers
life, and dollar now is probably worth two,
three months hence"
Many valuable boxes of supplies have been
sent TO my address, but all should be sent to
the care of George Il. Davis, State Hospital
Agent, Portland.
Papers throughout the state will confer q
favor by copying the above.
w. III. Hadley,
Agent U. S. San. Commission.