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COMMITTING NEW FOR cHoIRs

~ SINGING SCHOOLS AND CONVENTIONS
THE VOICE OF PRAISE Volume of Sacred Nu-
sic, with new and attractive features rendering il
the most desirable work Of the kind For the use of
Choir, Singing School, Musical Convention and the
b me Circle. By EDWARD HAMILTON.
This book Is not one of series ofTrennia
made to supply market artically created but i the
embodiment Of the best fruits Of its author in selecon
arrangement and composition, during period Of thirty
years devoted to Sacred Music
Special attention directed the that this book
is printed from large, clear type, the object being
to see how much could be crowded into it. but HOY we'll
il could be DONE We have therefore, hanAsoms,
open page with but part q STAFF except In few
standard well known tunes selected Tor congregational
Price, q single - per dozen.
Specimen copies sent By mail post paid rscspt II
price, 6pecime1 pages sent Tree on applfcation.
Olivia 6ffsON 6 CO., Ps6lishsr1
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Gen. weitzei's Expedition.
New Orleans, Jan. IA.

New Orleans, Jan. II.
The following is just at hand;
force of cavalry and artillery left Bra
shear City yesterday, on an expedition up the
Leiche.
The gunboat Cotton was engaged, and the
gun sllenced by sharpshooters picking off the
gunners. A battery was also silenced.
Lieutenant Commanding Buchanan was kill
ed by shot from rife pit. Our loss was
otherwise slight.
Skirmishing is still going on and the forces
are advancing,
LATER.
New Orleans, Jan. Is.
Geseral Wetzel has succeeded in destroying
the rebel gunboat Cotton.
The object of the expedition was entirely
successful.
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From ACKNOWLEDGMENT of the PIE
rate Florida.

New York, Jan "a.
The steamer Eagle, from Havana, has ar
Havana letter Of the Oath, to the Associ-
ated Press, states the pirate Florida arrived
there on the 2lst from Mobile, coaled during
the night, and sailed on the ODD on a pratt
cal cruise
The pirate first met the bark La Ciquera
from Portland, but the bark kept we'll Ia shore
and the pirates bow was recaLed-the La CT
guerra thus escaping,
In the afternoon she fell IN with the brig
Nindward, Captain Roberts, from Matanzas,
vita molasses for Portland The Windward
was robbed and burned, the crew being sent
ashore IN their own boat. Her cargo belonged
to Spanish merchant
On the morning of the 23d, of Gardenas,
the pirate captured and burned The brig Cora
Ann, from Matthias, Me, Capt Small, from
Philadelphia, laden with shocks. She was
burnt only fifteen miles from land, the Captain
and crew being sent into Gardenas in their
own boat
Soon after the pirate captured two more
briggs, just out from Cardenas, burned one and
sunk the other.
A schooner which arr ed at Havana on the
morning Of the oath, states that the pirate was
last seen with a British dag hying, steering
for the Bahamas.
The United States mail steamer Reaney left
Havana ON the 23d, but returned the same af
ternoon having been fired into by the Spanish
man of war Princessa de Asturia.
The American Consul ordered the Reanev
70 proceed on her voyage, and the gunboat
Oneida, which had just arrived, was sent out
as convoy.
The Reauey had the American nag flying
when fired into. She had American mails
and Government dispatches on board.
The gunboat Massachusetts, arrived at Ha-
yana on the evening of the 22d, twelve hours
after the departure of the pirate, She coaed
and sailed the next morning
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MEDl.INAI
'HE GREAT Nm

nE GREAT nm,
ooGUE. 4b;. 8. DIR. MAT MATT s5oEMEDY FOR
bass ssaa after an q possessing
thing knoa and singe aas,.e failed is p,sy
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.isgis faf Zoo BOTTLES SsSs tried in vain other
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for Insect Of three dieren. any ea.s n is mo Tie
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pressly HSog1aaE4BkK-Tiis m.s,... VI
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funded. EVERY RESPECT o. uS q. g suarrned q.
and sersan sas shie OF INVITATIONS. Non. 90.
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| .y ~ Ii0N.-It has been -.
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those who nav i alone, without ann gaeeE
who are the least ab,e - ZONES out Of ea
fer The ~ ger q t1ek, and thew ave - w once paid
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trusting Ssns nsmseIpes All tbs com, me ehea
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gus, there pI " in nine cases o9. x ZEE Tor
You know SG 30 sS Sssisy IN trusting any Of & are =
- DIR. M. viii send yRyv ai :,
and on S,;rass On DISEASES OF 0Zs s,1,
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wIen no advertising physician or res,oe whot
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your address Ss ~ ma promptly attended 10. W..
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LEGAL NOTICES.

STATE OF VERMONT, Rutland, S.
~ Rutland County Court, September Term, Ioo1.-
jackson v. Parker q. John w. Chase, The BRANDON
Bank aud Lorenzo Bixby, Trustees.
Action of Assumpsit promissory note-Dated
January Is, lS62-For the of $780, payable on de-
mand, with interest.
BECAUSE, the said John W. Chase, the defendant,
is absent from this State aad has not been personally
notified of the tendency of this suit Ii is ORDERED
that he be notified to appear at the next term OF SAID
court to be held at Rutland within and for the county
of Rutland, on the second Tuesday of March, A. u,
1865 then and there to thereto, by publishing
the substance OF the plaintiff declaration, with TINS
order, three weeks successfully in the Rutland Herald
newspaper published at Rutland, in said county Oh
Rutland the last of which to be at least twenty DAYS
before said term which shall be deemed sufficient no
tice. And day thereof is given &c.
T. w. HOPKINS, Clerk.
NICHOLSON & ORMsBEE Attys for Ppf.
feh2.d6rW3W
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FRANCIS FEM. Proprietor,
Rutland, VI

BRANDRETH's PILLS.-They cure Dyspepsia. re-
duee lessen and expel the principle of disease
DR. Thomas II. Hazard, of Portsmouth, R. L. saws
That twenty-seven years experience with this medi-
ieine confirms his belief that in very few would
the Physician be required if Brandreths Pills were
promptly used in the early stages of disease"
J. J. Cock, publisher of the 90 Banner at Benninp-
ton, Vt, says Brandrets Pills cured me of Dys
pepsia when every other means had failed and was
actually gwen up by my physicians and friends.''
well known citizen Of williamsburg, and thousands of
others. "
But their merits well known in full doses there
is no surer purgative in smaller ones they act as
gentle stimulus, curing cosveness and purifying the
blood They are everyday curing thousands who were
deemed inourabe until this blessed medicine used
Principal Office, 294 Canal Street New York irn26:i
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CARD.-MusICAL.-C. C. Taske

A CARp,-MUSICAL G. Taskei
takes pleasure in returning his grateful acknowl-
edgements for the very liberal patronage which has
been bestowed upon him in the several towns Rut-
land County, where he has been engaged in teaching
for the past few monthsand having given entire sat-
lsfaetlon as ne beeves-he confidently asks for con-
tnuation of the public favor.
As he designs giving continuous lessons IL this County,
and as his whole time will be devoted his profession
II viii make no difference when his pupils enter into
his class, and additions can be made any time
few more scholars would be gladly received for the s
and winter terms and from his experience and
heretofore he feels warranted In the belief that he
give full satisfaction to pupils and patrons.
10 Planes TUNED sRd repaired at the usual rates.
aoy3:vtf
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MISUNDERSTANDING near the
Blackwater.

Washington, Jan. 81.
Representatives Sheffield, Rice of Me-, No
BILE, Trowbridge and Webster have been APP
pointed by Speaker Grow select committee
to examine into the charge, extensively circu-
lated in pamphlet, by B. Belts, against the
Commissioner of Patents, Mr.. Holloway.
Major-General Hooker was in the city to-
day.
The Star says that dispatches were received
to-day from Gen. Dix, at Fortress Monroe,
stating that yesterday Gen. Peck's force, or a
portion of it, had an engagement with an OPP
posing rebel force, under Gen: Pryor, near the
Blackwater, in North Carolina, resulting in
the route and retreat of the rebels, who had
been driven six miles, and when the intelli-
gence left our victorious troops were still pur-
suing the rebels. t-
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IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICTED
= Dr. Dow continues TO be consulted at his es3es
NOS. and Endicott Street, Boston on all diseases of
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE.
BY long course of study and practical experience az
unlimited extent, DR.. ID. has now the eradication Of
presenting the unfortunate with remedies that have
never since he hrst introduced them failed 10 cure The
most alarming cases Of
IGoNoRRHRA AND SYPHILIS
Beneath his treatment all the horrors of yensrsl a.
impure blood Impotency, Scrofnla Gonorrhes IrnsA
pam ana distress IN the region Of procreation Ins
matlon OF the Bladder and Kidneys, Hydrocble 49,
es, Humors, fnghtful SEellings and the lone ocess
cold. 70 81 waillrags Off
SEMINAL wEAKyess
Dr. devotes large portion Of 'o;s ,nn. =. A, -.
ment OF those cases caused b. 800, Is ~ ene uest
~, - l;;si pTay sD mind, uniting The upto,+,.
and malsnchoiv % .ness or society Some of the 3
von+b 49, effects produced by early habit a,
iba H. ess Of the Back and Limbs, Dizzipe- o
n sa. Dimness of Sight, Palpitation Of he " e O
pictions, Symptoms Of Consumption, SC. Tb, sestiv
effects on the mind much TO be dreade1 q fearful
memory confusion Of IDEAS depression of loss
son OF society, sedstrust, tmidity, &c. lrs aver
the evils produced. Such persons shouI are smons
templathg matrimony, consult ply 1, before con-
Patients who wish 10 remain under and happiness
few days or weeks, VIII be Furnished BOWS treatment
and charges for board moderate with pleasant rooms
parts Of the country with full Medicines sent to ali
celvIng descriptions Of your elons Tor use, On
DR., Dow has also for sale - 81
.anted the best preventive 0r5 - p0ttes, war
81 and red stamp. ofoef By mail Three for
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Chicago, Jan. 81
A special dispatch from Cairo, says that in
formation has been received that General Nc
Clernand's forces have landed on the Louisiana
side of the Mississippi river, Ave miles below
the mouth of the Yazoo, and in full view of
the city of Vicksburg.
Two brigades were engaged, when the in
formant left, in opening the famous cutoff
which is to make Vicksburg no longer port of
entry.
The river Is now bank full at Vicksburg.
General Grant left Memphis on Tuesday for
below with one division.
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wARRENTEp SUPERIOR TO ANY or

: WARRENTED SUPERIOR TO ANY OTHER
Tobias Derby Condition Powders safe, sure. and
speedy cure for Coughs, CQldg, nistemper, Heaves,
Hide Bound Worms, Bots, Loss of Appetite, Scuryv
worn out and miserable appearance makes them almost
worthless can be restored to their former vgor fine
condition by few doses of these invaluable powders
they are perfectly harmless, and can be given to a
sound horse as well as a sick one, with sure benefit
hey keep their blood COOL skin and bowels loose
nary organs IN good order, and, the whole improve
the appearance of all animals TO matter IL what con-
dltion they in For high fed horses they are inya
table, II horsemen would once month give a table,
spoonful in their feed, should seldom hear OF SO
many sick horses. Sold by all Druggists. Depot Sc
Cortlandt street. New York, ian26:3w
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IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
RRYAN,s pIrI.MoNIn wArrRs

BRYAN'S PULMQNIC WATERS
Are unfailing in the Of Coughs, Colds, Asthma
Bronchitis, Sore Throat, Hoarseness Difficult Breath
ng Incpient Consumption, and Diseases Of the Lungs
they have no taste of medicine, and any child vii
take them Thousands have been restored to health
that had before despaired. Testimony given in hun.
dreds OF cases. single dose relieves in MINUTES
ASK for Bryan's Pulmonic Wafers-the original and
only genuine is stamped "Bryan." Spurious kinds
are offered for sale. twenty-five cents box. Sold by
dealers generally.
FOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester, n Y
Fc sale by Pond & Morse noyIO:d&wsm
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.ARM FOR SALE.
Inc wen A n"wnpp pApx DANNY, VT,

HIRAM CONGER FARM, Danny, W.,
Containing about two hundred acres, IS now oneree
for sale Said farm is situated the highway Leading
from Wangford to Dandy, and Is two Mies s9u ~.
miles north of Dandy Station. On the farm Is good
story and half house, barns and other puliun
The farm contains fine meadow land anu Iai q
quantity of wood at least thousand CORDS o. Wnin
could be spared from the farm and drawn 70 .ne %
road which is but short distance from the WOOL AZ;
farm is well watered and is well adapted to Kesp oai
ry or other stock. .;.,,..ea and
This is desirable farm, is pleasantly sllua.ea sho
purchase money can remain mortgage II aeS1 s.,
The farm will be offered at private sale unt,i Iii
day. the 4th of March next, and If not soio geio,S W.
then be sold at Public Sale, at one O'Clock T. Ms vi
the 4th of March. -. so,,, ar5
To those wishing to purchase pleasant iar at ~
those having money by them this would be good ano
safe investment s
For full particulars apply to the undersgnsopi osT
x,,,.c, ~ ,aea feb5:d&w1m
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CRIsTADoRo's EXCELSIOR DYE

Is unrivaed in the world.
No other Dye has been analysed.
No other Dye produces such faultless colors.
No other Dye can be applied SO rapidly. #
No other Dye is SO lasting in its effects.
No other Dye improves the texture of the hair. 1t
has been
ANALYZED BY DIR. Chiffon,
Chemist to the Croton Board of New York. and certi-
fed by him to be as harmless Croton Water. His
certificate may be at the establishment of the pro-
prietor.
Manufactured by j. CHRISTA DORO, 6 Astor House,
New York Sold everywhere. and applied by all Hair
Dressers.
Price 81, 81 so and So per box, according to size.
janl7:dlm No. 2
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sylyania, and seconded, and the main question
was ordered. =, LIN 70
Mr.. Maynard's motion to refer Ine u,i 90
the Military Committee was nesa'''''' -
to 81. ;.;.r tho
Mr.. Hickman's amendment, authorizing tne
President to raise three hundred regiments va
also rejected. n. ctovons o,
The bill, as proposed by Mr. S as ~ 55
Pennsylvania, was finally passed-oo - -
and the House adjourned
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CONSUMPTION, sCRoFULA RHEuMAr1sn

CONSUMPTION. sCRoFULA, RHEUMATIsM, &C.
OIL has been proved by nearly 40 years. experience
the pest remedy for Consumption, &C., and while It
ures the disease gives flesh and blood TO the patient
csee to tthatyou get thegenuine Sold by Druseists
generally - - 1ssiS's
HEGEMAN & CO.,
decs'dom Chemists Druggists, New York.
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DANIEL cRoF0oT, 9
HORACE KNAPP, CoI'gSs
STATE OF VERMONT, Rutland, S.

- tAiA VI VERMONT, Rutland, SIS
Ebenezer J. Bliss John W. Oh sse and The R,ando
Bank and Lorenzo Bixby, Trustees. "i'Oh
Action of Assumpsit a promissorv mote No.
September 20, lSo0-For the sum of $500 nayabI 80
months after date, at the Bank OF Rutland. .b in
terest. "i'A ~
BECAUSE, the said John W. Chase, the Se,anao,.
is absent troT this State, and has not been
notified of the tendency of this suit In Is csnrS
hat he be notified to appear at the next term of said
court, to be beld at Rutland, within and for ~ .
OF Rutland, on the secord Tuesday of March. n
1868, then and there to answer thereto bv
the substance of the plaintiffs declaration ;.L
ORDER three weeks successfully in the Rutland Herid
published at Rutland, the last OF Which to h. ~ 49,,
twenty days before said term which shall be deemed
sufficient notice. And day thereof is given. 80
". HOPKINS, Clerk
NICHOLSON ORasBEE, Att'ys for Pl,f.
feh3.d3w
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- The Secretary of State has received a
letter from the ladies of the Grand Duchy of
Oldenburg, Germany, transmitting large
quantity of lint, dressings and hospital sup
plies for the use of the wounded Union soldiers.
The articles have been turned over to the Med
ical department.
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NICHOLSON g. ORMsBEE Att'ys for Prf.
feb3:d&w3w
STATE OF VERMONT, District of Fair
~ haven, The Probate Court for the District Of

Faffhaven.
To all persons concerned. GREETING:
Whereas Royal Coleman, guardian Of Henry G. Cole
man, a minor, residing in Middletown, in this State
has made application to said fOI license to sell
certain real estate of which his said ward seized,
wit said wards interest the dover set to Harmony
Huett in the estate of Joshua Hulet late of Pawlet
in said district, deceased also said wards interest in
the Tadmor lot called situated in Pawle aforesaid,
representing that it will be conducive to the interest of
his said ward to sell said real estate for the purpose of
putting the proceeds of such sale at interest Therefore,
By the authority of the State of Vermont, you
hereby notified to appear before said Court at the Pro
bate Office in Castleten in said district, the 23d
day Of February, ID. 1868, TO show cause, if any
you have, why said license should not be granted.
Dated at Castleton, in said district this Sd day of
February, A. d. 1868.
.6:3w JOHN HOWE, Register.
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CAUTION 10 FEMALES IN DFJJ

49, -IEALIH.
~. D5w, Physician and SURGEON Ma 2 and e..
colt Street. Boston, is consulted 5aiIy for Ell
70 Ihe female system Prolapsus Uteri or FaInz
Of the womb, fluor Albus, Suppression and ofI,e11
uaI arrangements, all treated upon nev n
tholoseai principles, and speedy relief guaranteed IN
very few days So invariably certain is the new oje AZ
treatment, that most obstinate comnIspte yis1i - =.
and the afflicted person soon rejoice ip reyt bai,t
III DOW mas no doubt had greater experience b. the
eIIe u diseases Of women and children than any oe-
physician IN Boston ~ any O'A-f
Boarding accommodations for patients vbo may s.i
u say IA Boston few days under his treatment
Ut Dow, since 1885, having confined his whole at-en
ton TO an office practice for the cure OF Privsta D;ss
the United States nv 9UpeiiOi M
they wall not be answered ,"
Once hours from a NJ tospM
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Mobile. Jan. II

a dispatJ,, dated McNeimsville, oath, says
the enemy attacked Morgan's regiment this
morning. After 'wo hours hard fighting with
snrerior forces, our zen fell back two miles.
uolas,oro, N. c., Jan. %.
Il i reported that the a,,lition fleet Of % sail
an 49, - Beaufort harbor. Also lat $4,000 alb
a ,!s; ~ are encamped in MoreLed and Car
alma counties.
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rom New 0rleans-Sailing Of the e,
petition against Port Hudson.

New York, Feb. 8.
The steamers George Washington and
Quincy have arrived from New Orleans.
The former brings advices of the 9th of
January.
The last Of the transports of the Banks ex-
petition left for up the river on the 26th.
Gen. Banks went up on the Oath.
Only sufficient troops were left to defend
New Orleans, with four or five gunboats. 1t
is inferred that the destination is Port Hudson.
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Valuable riZe.

New York, Jan. 90
The steamer st. Mary, from New Orleans
on the 20th and Key West the oath, has ar
rived.
The gunboat Tioga arrived at Key West on
the I'D, with valuable prize, the British
steamer Pearl, captured off the Bahamas
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SAVE YOUR SILKS RIRHoNs Ac 80
Hegeman e Co.'s Concentrated Benzine. removes
sIs R;r fssse sPots &C., instantly, and cleans Gloves
most delicate color fabric Oaly is cents Der bottle
S Soaa ~ Druge1sts. HICKMAN 6 CO..
uoci1''m Chemists & Druggists New YORK.
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New York, Feb. |

A letter from the army of the Potomac of
January Both, in the Times, says Burnside
has been offered the command of the new De
partment, embracing North Carolina and South
Carolina 7.l
Thirty days have been allowed him to de-
eide whether he will accept or not.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE's

OELEB6AIED FEMALE PILLSl
Prepared from prescription of Sir J. Clarke, NJ. D.
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This well known medicine is no imposition but a sur
and safe remedy for Female Difficulties and obstruc
tons, from any cause whatever; and although pow
eru remedy, they contain nothing hurfu to the con
stitution.
TO MARRIED LADIES
tits peculiarly suited. 1t viii, in short time bring
on the monthly periods with Regularity
The Pills have never been known to fail where the
directions on I'd page of pamphlet well observed
For fall particulars, get pamphlet, free, of the
agent. '''
N, b.-sl and postage stamps enclosed to any au-
thorized agent Will insure BOTTLE containing over so
pills, by return mail.
Sold by Pond & Morse novIO.aSw9m
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Murder.
Scranton, Pa, Feb. 3

Scranton, Pa, Feb. 3.
A woman named Sault, residing in the nor
thern part of Columbia County, murdered on
Monday morning three of her step children,
aged seven, nine and fourteen years, by sever
ing their heads from their bodies, and throw
ing their remains into the fire. She is now in
Jail
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CHRISTADORO'S HAIR PRESERyATIVE
Is invaluable with his Dye it imparts the utmost
soness the most beautiful gloss, and great vitality to
the Hair.
Price SO cents 81 aud 81 per bottle according
dec9:dly
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From Fortress Monroe.
Fortress Monroe, Jan. 81,

Fortress Monroe, Jan. 81,
via Baltimore, Feb. l.
The flag of truce steamboat New York. in
charge of Capt. John E. milford, leaves for
City Point tonight, and is expected to bring
down several hundred Union prisoners now in
Richmond
The fighting near the Blackwater is all
over, and the rebels are driven beyond that
river. ...