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ARMY CORRESPONDENCE
CAMP NEAR CARROLL STATION. Tenn. i,
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! SAMf NEAt cAtSROLL STATION. IeUQ.) z
III January Eth, 1868. s$ : 4
For the first time, during the winter, We
find ourselves wea'herbound and all business
suspended. A setting sun peeps through
the cheerlcss clouds which have obscured it
for the past three days and bids US hope for
some better weather. About eighteen inches
Of snow covers the ground. So great quan-
tity has not been known to hltin this lati
tude, it is said, for twenty years past, and
it finds us lowering over our camp fires in
manner that would do credit to a higher
northern region. The bottom lands are
overtiowed to an unusual extent from the
heavy rains that, proceeded the snow, and all
that is wanting to render complete the de-
light of the citizen boys, at this Yankee Wis
itation Gas they call iD is the foot vehicles
which render the ice so attractive to our
northern urchins.
Since my last letter have met with the
Fifth Minnesota. They had just returned
from fatiguing tramp after Forrest. and
were then encamped at Jackson, but mo-
mentarily expecting orders for Corinth.-
The Fourth Regiment is probably at or near
Memphis.
The operations against Vicksburg and the
recent raids Of the enemy in our rear has
had tendency TO greatly scatter the Ensi-
neer troops, and representatives of the same
Regiment may be found upon every Gov
ernment work from Vicksburg to Columbus
The news of the victory at Murfreeshoro
has very cheering effect upon the army
here, while the reverse at Vicksburg has not
in any marke;: degree, depressed their hopes
There is an abiding faith that the rebels
cannot long Withstand the hosts 1nartialed
against them, and that the last remaining
obstacle in the Mississippi valley will soon
be removed.
Resencrans is the idol Of the army and
the impression is daily gaining ground tina,
the two past years Of revolution and blood
has produced at least the happy effect O
laying upon the shelf imbecils and traitors
and working to the surface some Of the ma
tions military genius.
The country very properly look to the
capture Of Vcksburg with more than ordn.
ary anxiety, because it would not only Sc
cure the uninterrupted navigation of the
Mississippi river, but its geographical posi-
ton and its communication with the country
would make it the base of rapid strides into
the very heart Of rebeldom. D. G. Z.
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NOTICE.

ITO all those who paid taxes to G. H. Connolly
L US Treasurer during hik continuance in
office.
1t having come To the knowledge Of the
County Commissioners Of Goodhue Couutv
that G. Il Connolly, while in the Office Of Coun .
ty 1TeasE'er, did, from time to time, collect
taxes, and give receipts therefor, which he re-
turned As unpaid.
Now, therefore, in pursuance Of IN order Of
the County Commissioners OF said county,
hereby notify and request you and each sf yen
to'exa,nine your tax receipts and compare them
with the ii.t Of unpa,d taxes, and report TO me
without delay all cases of the payaseu Of tsxes
BY You that have been retained nnSSid, eithe.
upon real estate or personal property.
as7"" ~ .% WARREN BRISTOL.
z-.. County Atsornsy.
Red Wing, Jan. 18th, 1862. n4sy7xl
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JUST THE TnlSG.-Mne Dcmorest OF the
Emporium Of Fashions, 473 Broadway
New York, has just introduced a novel,
cheap, and very useful sewing machine fol
family use, which costs only So It makes
the running stitch, has no shuttle, and con.
;sequently gives no trouble in the regulation!
Of the tensions, so that a girl seven years
old can operate it with the greatest facility
It is small enough, TO carry to u Sewing
Circle and can be instantly attached to an,
table like sewing bird. 1t is propelled by
a small crank, and uses common needIe.--
Rochester Republican.
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E.csis!Hture.

Some Of our readers may wonder why VIC
do not publish the proceedings Of the Leg
isla.ure. The reason is, there is nothing o.
any consequence being done, and it would
be only waste Of time and an impropc,
waste Of room to fill our columns full of no
tees Of uninpor,ant bills introduced, pe,i.
,ions without end relative to the Indian
dcprcda,ions &c. When anything is done
of any general or special interest we shall
publish it.
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a Democratic and Conservative Pa.
per in The City of Nem York.
The New York Weekly Argus.
To Maintain the Con<,itution md n
RESTORE THE UNION.

L tn,
RESTORE THE UNION.
'1NllE Argus will continue under tho editorial
L charge Of its present conductors,
CALVERT CoMsrocK, WILLIAM CASSIDY. .nh
ELoN CoMsToCK,
with ample srecial assistance in everv ds,srt.
1ncnt OF the paper. 20 give additional valso.
and Importance to its columns, the s1itorx
have made arrangements for articles UPON the
great Questions which now agitats The country.
from the pens of
Hon lloRAT'o SEYMOUR, Hon. CuAs. O'Cos
or, Hon. SANFORD L. CHURCH, Ilox.
SAMUEL }. lILDEN,
and others whose names Will DO anneunv,d
IcrcEttcr.
The Agricultural Departmo:t t which receive.
the especial ca and attc ntIosp of the editors
III addition to the usual variety ef original and
selected matter, will be enriched BY articles
prepared expressly FIR tho Argus, from,
lloS. WILLIAM KELLY, Hon. A. B. Cosaxs..
lloS. BENZ. 7. JOHNSON, AND Hos.
WINs'ow G. WATSON. OF N. Y;
PROF. GEO. w. BUCKLAND.
Of the University Of Toronto, Z. W. and one
or IN arc distinguished writers upon Az ricultu-
raj Sciei~c in Europe
In every department OF newspaper snter-
prise the
NEW 1Oltk ARGUS
Will compare favorably with tho ablest joura-
ais IN the country. In Politics, in Literature,
in Business and Finance, in Agricultural In
formation, in General News, and especially in
the completeness and accuracy Of its reports OF
the Money, Produce, Cattle and other markets,
it will have no superior.
ERNIs:
Single subscribers per annum ...... n. 90,
Three copies one year,. ....... 500
klght copes one year. 1000
Twenty copies To me address,. ......... 1000
We cannot give an extra copy for getting
up clubs, nor can papers one dollar cxch b.
separately directed. ~
~ In all cases the money must accompany
the order. =
Letters, whether containing sremittances or
otherwise, should be directed to the undsTsign-
ed. corner Of Broadway and Park Place, New
York. COMSTOCK & CASSIDY.
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TAKEN UP.

by the subscriber, at Frontcnac, Goodhue
- county, abont three weeks since, light
red Cow, about ten or ele:cn years eld said
COW has few white spots on her back and n
white belly, and small piece off the left car.
The owner can have said COW by paying charg-
es and taking her away. - -.
GEORGE WE1MMER.
January 9th, 1858. v7n2Tw3
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.MArcHIEss MISERY has bean defined L
be, having csgar and nothing to light Il
with.
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"a LIT by the barrel, sack or pound, for ..ls
~ ny S. G. HARLAN
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4 PpLES--grecn and dricd--dricd Cherries.
:: - pruncs. Pearl Barley, Rice, Raisins, Eng :
lish Currants: &c., for sale by HARLAN.
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w HEAT and BUCKWHEAT FLOUR Corn.
w Corn Meal and Oats, for sale by
S. G. HARLAN.
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E>oRK, Lard, Butter, Cheese. Eggs and Fish
for sale by S. HARLAN.
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rarty Conflict in the North Part Of the
Esbe, Programme.

rarty Conflict in the North Part Of the
Rebel Programme.
No man in the country better understood
tho rebel programme, in all its amp!iiica,ons.
than Stephen y. Douglas. In the last pub
: i'c speech no ever made, speaking Of the
rebel plans, he used the following language
= They hoscd in she,s sNosthern States nar.x
~ questions entI bring civil war between Dem
eera,s "na Republicans. when the Sautb wnult,
sop IN with her eoh,rss, nil enc TO eononer
s,o esher, dat 'a@a Rat&s sssg arsy af tae ritrs.
Iheir scheme was caraa,sG au civil war in shs
worth. This very d;ssensicn yiy;ny
GesaSs 20 secession. and thus insaeurasinE
"narehy IN It's worst tprs1, aud bring amen,
us nj the horrors ef The French revelation.
IL docs not require that man should be
avery profoa nd statesman to understand tn,
force "f the above proposition. We have al
ways known that the darling wish Of every
rebel, North or South. has been to see The
North emeroyIed in ti,rcs party qnarre.
Because part'zans are biggo,s and fanatics
and hssgoss and aaaties are unreaso,,h,.
unreasonable with regard to the;,
= own interests, IS vel. Is regards other mat
.ters.
.sse By ths Divine aid We have succeeded. in
remarkable degree, in thro wing off the
party yoke, anl thus. in Disappearing III.
hopes ot tho robcss. Bas ss hare nc. ar -,
r come Up 70 the standard oi pestscs abne-,.
ton of every selfish interest sor the coed ol
the country. that the desperation Of oar sill
uation requires Iet ~ be Que in heart
and u ssssy Epod work, until this rreellioe
Is crushed oat. .e......ss@
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GROCERIES and PROVISIONS for sale bvs
~ S. G. HARLAN
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WARRANTY DEEDS for n. !,
this olke9. ss4 .ss q s-'z y.
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DRACKERS.-Boston, Picnic, Lemon
u and Soda Crackers, for sale by
-s....s.z- ...s.s.-...s s. G. HARLAN.
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WOODEN WARE. Crockery ard Stone
w Ware. .or sale By s. G. HARLAN.
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money, ahd pay interest TOR 1t, perfect its
revenue laws 50 that the interest, At least.
shall be promptly paid exercise its consti.
tutional right to regulate the currency oI
the country, by compelling banks to base
their operations on United States securities.
thus ensurins uniformity Of value in the
bank notes Of every State. and bv making
the notes OF every one Of those banks, thus
secured. legal tender in any Of the States
Of the Union, ensure cheap and unforn
exchange. To make the operation effective
tue circulation o! the multitude OF hanks
should Be driven in by taxation. The peo.
pie require this OF the Government for their
own protection against crossing evil. and
the Government. viii be forced to resor, q
il, or some other effective means for il. own =,
preservation. By this traasaction the II.
Tdebsedness Of the Government will be ia the
shape Of bonds that will not enter into the
business Of the country. IS circulating ma
Edium, but will nevertheless constitute tn,
security for that medium. thus giving to The
people OF the country the assurance that The
bank bill they bare in their poke, Is !,
Isood = the Gorernmen,, and m.kia1 ],
every ores pecuniary,- vell Is pe,rnt;c
Interest to presarve that csysransa,.
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GENERAL assortment of Nuts, Candies and
- Toys, for sale by S. c. HARLAN.
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uEMP and CANARY SEED for sale by 49,
IL .,....%...e..- r.... .- HARLAN.
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At his residence, in this city, on the morning
OF the 22d inst. Hon. WILLIAM II. WEIGH,
late Chief Justice o; the Territory of Mime sofa
aged aily- eight wears.
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K EROsESE OIL for sale BY
IA s$s...a. ...zs,%5, rYArsrar
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TORN STARCH, Soda, Cream Tartar and
~ Mustard for sale by ID " HARLAN.
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FOR TIE CECIL WING.
Port Deposit Items.
PORT DEPOSIT, Feb. 26th, i

FORT lJEfOSi1, feD. SOtl, INo3.
Tile annual election for Town Commits
sioners was held last Monday afternoon, from
two till eight o'clock, resulting in the selection
of the following gentlemen: James ii. Row
land, 81; John =. Nanncman, 90; John Van
mort, 80; JAS. A. Davis, "a James Wilson,
81 There were l2O votes pollcd -Four of the
retiring Board were eclcccd, Mr. Davis hay
ing been chosen in place of the fifth.
-The white bear and walrus have been
believing lately, and thoir Icelandic breath
e" Agent of the Associated Press has not noted
it, are think there have been strong evidences of
fight up there, with great loss to the BEARS
Undoubtedly the fur .fcr, for the downy parti-
clcs " filed the air and darkened heaven" on
that day. Its uniform whitencss is accounted
for by the high rates on imports the Custom
House officials having duty-fully sucked out
all the blood for the benefit of the inernal reve-
nue..
leo, this year, here has been not unlike
the Zebra--rrnning, standing, at its pleasure,
and refusing to be domesicated. Unless it
becomes less caprlelouS our summer Juels,
though strongly favored, will fail to be refresh
ing On Monday last for the severa-eth time
this Winter, the river closed, but the very soft
air of the last twenty-fouy hours will spread and
waste its cooling properties on the bay
-Slcighing ragged fercely from Tuesday
morning until Wednesday noon. The partici-
pants succeeded in putting the material to fight,
but horses are tearfnlly demoralized. Drivers
must return to the steady plod, as mud, now an
undcniable southern institution, tastens tenaci-
ously to the solcs Of men, as Il certain other
peculiar does to brain and purse.
Safety will cloy-to the disgust of
children of larger growth " as well as little
. folks, the ducks decline continuing the vain
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PEACE OvERTrREs IN THE Missouri LEGIs

PEACE OvERTrREs IN THE Missouri I.EGIs-
LATuRE lNDIGNANTLY DENOUNCED. --Govern-
or Gamble sent to the Missouri House of
Delegates, on Tuesday last communica-
ton accompanying certain resolutions re-
Gently adopted by the Legislature Of Della,
ware, asking Missouri to send delegates to
a National Convention for the purpose of
affecting an armsice.
The Governor $ message treated the sub
jcct i'll a statesmanlike manner. He de-
nounced the resolution and recommended
that they bepassed over in silence. A spir-
tied discussion ensucd and the resolution
received most unmercitul handling from
several of the members. They were de-
nounced as false in history, seditious in
spirit, and as reasonable in language.
Several resolutions were offered by differ
ent members declaring in substance, that
the war is just and right, and should be
prosecuted by every means within the re-
sources of the loyal States, to the last man
and the last dollar, until traitors submit
unconditionally to the authority of the Gov
eminent of the United States, and the prin-
ciples of freedom be sustained. That Mis-,
souri, will never consent or submit to peace
without the entire subjugation of the TRAITORS
in arms--nor to any armisice without sub
jugation, nor to any interference by foreign
powers.
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= The United States Uouse NJ Re,

- The United States House Of Rep
resentatives, on Wednesday, resumed the
consideration of the bill for" enrolling and
calling out the national forces and for other
purposes" and finally, after adopting three
amendments, and rejecting several others,
passed it by a vote of one hundred and fifteen
yeas to tortynine nays. The old Compro-
miscr Crittenden, made foolish speech in
opposition TO it, and then voted with the
Copperheads against it. The whole Mary,
land Delegation, with the exception of the
Rebel May, voted for the bill. The amend
ments adopted were as follows: One con.
filming the term of service to the present
Rebellion, not, however, to exceed three
years; one providing that all persons fou..d
lurking or actingas spies about our fortlf
cations or camps in time of war or Rebel
lion shall be tried by general court martial,
and if found guilty shall suffer death and
one removing from the duties of the Pro,
vost Narshalls that which requires them to
inquire into reasonable practices and re-
port the same to the Provost Marshall Gen
eral.
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= In the Annual Report of the &c

- In the Annual Report of the Comp.
troller Of the Treasury S. s. Maht, Esq,
the following paragraphs occur. 1t will be
gratifying to the people to know there is a
probability Of being relieved from u heavy
and oppressive tax:
"Should there be no session of the
Legislature before the constitutional period
arrives for its meeting, the surplus then
remaining in the Treasury or invested, as
the case may be, will probably show such Il
result as to warrant, at that time, the entire
repeal of ali laws imposing direct taxes
The revenues to be derived under n fair dis,
charge of the duties of the COMPREHENSIVE,
from indirect taxes and other sources. will
in my judgment be ample to meet the inter
est of the thus reduced debt, and ,lcfray the
annual expenses Of the State Government
when administered with a prudent regard
for economy.
Thus after patient endurance of twenty
years of the taxation necessary to the main
tenance of the faith and credit of the State.
and to lift these from the extreme depres-
sion and gloom which hung over them when
the direct tax was imposed, the people may
rejoice in the prospect of early relief from
this burthen, SO necessary in the past to
preserve their integrity and honor.h
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attempt to emancipate lis from this bar (D to
progress, will not mediate, and refuse TO remove
the obstruction, on raise the blockade.
Shows Battery were paid off last Friday,
and sent home to their friends, by Mr.. Charles
+. Gilmore, nearly tonr thousand dollars
Their last pay was TO May LIST, 1852 this closes
the account 10 November LIST lst;2. The Bat
tcry is near Wli!c Oak Church, Va, in IIowe s'
Division, Scdgwick's Corps, Amy of the roto-
mac. Two of the men, Samuel j. Barr and
VIM. a. Hall, ale NOW home OH tnlough.
-Qn@ry for mail agents-if it rcq,ti!cs fly
hours to carry The CecH Hhig from Elktul to
Port Deposit nineteen niles by post rol;c
how many hours ahauld Mr.. Blair require to
post attentive agents, in lieu of present incinl-
Lcnts, by Il red iale r0Rtl
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Gas Consuming Cooking Stoves.

VEHEESE Stoves have hollow CRATE Of such
4 form that the air, entering through
holes in front Of the stove, must traverse
one Lur after another before 1t escapes into
tue tuck. fire plate. which is also divided
into passages through which the air must
pass before it escapes through perforations
into the fuel, 80 that the latter is subjected
70 t,ro series Of thoroughly heated air which
tend citectGnlly to consume the gases miXed
with the product Of combustion. The advan-
tages OF this arrangement is the great econ
o'ny in consumption Of fuel, and the thorough
squalizing Of the heat throughout tn. oven.
The stoves are warranted to give satsfac-
ton, ard are offered at city prices for cash.
L. W. STAPLES.
+. S.-Wood can be used in the stove as
fuel 10 Il great advantage. lsept G, 1862.
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PoiNI OF Rocks, Frederick Co., Md, !

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Col GalInml,,r r,l,,,n,,,li,,.r rI,', G,'',,:,ai
rnrls Irrii comfy r"n,stv ynro Iaf NJ
Berlin. aud (nnt ,;Icosn''s A. Kno<,,ilIo Head.
n,lartrrs h.nr r.t,l,ii,L,I NJ p,imt - - 49,
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NIT me to ok. vnu s,r,n iIn nr o,r .,,,.,i,,,
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greater or less ,x,,nt nl,rnst rv.ry,yL.ro n,
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urn,nI n,ov I,,ve ,ttrnc.;ons En. ,'n,o H.. i
must confess, 7 cou't So, il TI,r ,,rn,,,.c,
orn,rd is IF flo Lr,ln,t Inso,in.;,,, t' oi.n,,.
dc.crutiun of pr,pcrt,. v.rurs L,.,,,,t, ~
snkcn. ,ncarrd-jnr nnrcu,nncc rio f,r",
farm mliIIirrs. Er tir,iri, in yo,r ,,,,,,,,. ~,
their aurc,raI,cc. ARE II s,r,. iuey +, ,I,r Xxx;
economy, rnu,iort and wrn;rh IF ,In
are here Of tlc pcarrsf rr,rori,,, ,nd ,,,,'l
dawn nnt,rc Mainline IN, TX. ,nr,,o,.c,,.. ,,,,t
mt M as if o answrr rho ,rnntn, ,,,n,ns
Of the owners. have no ,,nht, LGnnyrI L,t
in Summer This win he - Lc.lnr I,,Lfrw ,,,I
certainly n verv Lral,hv Iocatinn WhiI'
speaking Of health: it reminds me that. nj thig
nrc.rut limo thcra orn n,,i,. Is sir il, .Lo pa;
nrnf TLi i; matter frr stnrcrn
and does mimic rrol;. ~ tI,o Jill, nnI "..nn
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ECT'HEs3r

III hr CcrH roaniy Ciremt Court IN Eqnty.
NNDEEED. That the second sale made
~ and reported by Alexander Evans,
Trustee for the sale Of tie Real Estate Of
Samuel Jackson. decd. be ratified and con-
iirmcd unlr- IS cause to the contrary thereof
be shown un or before the first day Of May
next; provided, copy of this order be
inserted in some paper printed ut Elkton,
once week for one month before the thr-
ticth day OF March.
The Report states the amount of sales to
be $1j5.O0 W. II. RICKETTS,,
True copy test, Clerk.
w. IL. RICKETTS,,
Feb 2S, 1868 I'M Clerk.