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In Chantcry.

MICHAEL sANDFoRDl Ba4SacroS
ROBERT c. PIKE. cousrY couGr.
The petitioner, Michael sanllord having
filed bis petition in said Court, setting forth
Chat Robert G. Pike, Of Readsboro, ia said
County, duly executed on the eth day d April,
1860, 10 Michael sanford, Of Readsbofo, IN
said County, mortgage deed Of certain hand
situated in Readsboro. and described as hNowsi
Il being the north west quarter Of Right MOL
supposed % contain Que hundred acres, { be
Ing Tic same land that the said Pike thea held
by deed from ). II. Read and 5. X. Drury dat
cd Oct -, 1915, and duly recorded in the land
records Of said Readsbofo, Vol. s. Page 43s,-
conditioned for the payment Of 22l dollars aud
~ cents, specified in q note Of even date with
aid mortgage and payable to sad SANFORD OF
bearer Ia QUO year from date with interest,
And further Stating that he petitioner brought
BIS suit al lass against said Pike and one Louis
I Bishop, trustee Of said Pike, retnrBable ut the
/ juno Term, 1851, Of Bennington County Court,
and that judgement was rendered III favor Of
said petitioner against said Pike for 2l3 dollars
and "A cents damages, and 30 dollars and IA
cents costs Of suit, which Is now justly ducand
owing, and have not been paid, according 20
/ tic effect Of tho law, except the 50 OFFS iol
! lars and - cents, the amount Of petitioners
1 Judgment against said LOIS Bishop as trustee
/ Of said Pike
/ And praying that Tie equity Of redemption
/ Of the said Robert 9. Pike in the premises he
! forceosed auceabiy to the act 10 diminish Tie
expenses Of foreclosing mortgages in equity
4 And d subpoena having been issued BY the
/ Clerk Of said Court, directed to said Robert G.
/ Piko, commanding him TO appear before said
/ Court at Manchester, on the first Tuesday Of
June, a. n. 1862 to answer thereto.
/ And It being made to appear that said Robert
! G. Pike is without this State. so that personal
service Of said subpoena cannot be made onhim,
/ therefore
/ IRIS ORDERED ii tihc substance 81 si,l pc
/ tti9n, with this order, be published three weeks
I ,uccessiyely IN the MANCHESTER JOURNAL. II
paper published At Manchester aforesaid, the
/ list of which publication shall be at least tweu-
/ Is days previous to the session said Court 70 be
/ held al Bennington on the FIRST Tuesday Of De
! cenber, A. d. 1868, which shall be deemed
I suiiic ent notice to the said Robert G. Pike 70
/ appear and answer 10 said bin.
I Dated at Bennington, IN said County, this
/ 9th day Of October, A. y. 1863.
/ JOHN n. HALL Clerk.
/ WM. II. FoLLlTr, Solicitor FOR Petitioner al
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NXCISE TAXES +!
a
COLLECTORS NOTICE! I!

Notice - hereby given that tie Anauai Tar
as for the First Collection District Of Vermont,
as assessed upon Incomes, Licenses. Carriage
Plate, &C.. under the Excise law of CoHgIcs,.
approved July /, 1862, and tie amcu5meuts
tH erct0. have become due and payable: aad
will attend 1T the following times aud p,aeg5 %
receive Tho same. viz;
RUTLAND CoUNTY.-At ,he Brandon ilanse.
Braudoa, on Friday md saturday, Oct. 30 and
81; at the Z. >. Court House, IN 'Rutlaad, -
Monday ana Tuesday NOV. . aud q: at lhe
MISSIONER Hotel, in Castleton, on Wednesday,
and Thursday, Nov. 4 and s; at HITS Loci, VI
Hailingtord. on Friday, Nov. 6.
BENNINGTON CoUATY.-At the N8ndcrlp
Hotel, Il Manchester, on Saturday aud Monday,
Nof. 7 Rud q; and at Loves Hotel, ID BeWjng-
ton on Tuesday aud Wednesday, Nov 9 aa5
IL.
The monthly Returns 81 Manufacturer, nei
previously pail, will he received az those tim (.
and places.
By the provisions II tie law. all persou neg
Letting TO pay said lakes within the time above
specified must pay ten per cent. additional up.
oa the amount Hereof.
ANY person can remit his tax BY another, 3.
receipts viii lie returned.
Bills Of banks outside the State win BOT B,
received. Treasury notes preferred.
JOSEPH POLAND,
Collector First District \ enuah..
Montpelier, Oct. J. lsg8e-sw2z
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TO CoNSimPTIyEs.

Tie undersigned having been restored io
heslth Is tsw wclks by & very >iuplr fetae-
sE. aiirf having Suffered several ytar. wsth q
etsre HHr Affection, sp3 t.mt Jteaa disease
afaqiioi--is anNiaUs e. make kuyNl 81
s.s ie.lae .uiIetess ibe mesr. of CiFe.
T. aa Wao desire if, De 800 seii a COPY q
lie prescription used liree 81 el@ge}. vita tba
1.feetpas "a preparing sHd using iHe same.
HHea they Wi. aad q tura esre ar EoNst ml'-
81. the 8aly phieci 81 tle advertiser iA scBd-
it,e TIE frssetpiiaf Is 20 beHe'i; tic afflicted
ana sPae1i iAiil1uathsB 81 h.ch "a cdncfiyas -
O. a.tatab'e; asJ BE hoPe- erert ,uslsfer O..
tfg DE-. rueay s. & aii e.st tAom nothing,
eaa rs prove blessing.
FaF5es wishing tie prescription Niij please
address Raw EDN ARD A, WILSON,
Wtaams5afsb. kius. County
zmIs New ofk.
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DEATHS.

jffgnlgss osd Deat's Inserted fgtF oJ.t
a3r.,s Inserted n ess coa iat, Is irsEee.
N Manchester, Oct 90 Mrs Many D.. uf,-
ply Of Dea. Samuel Buuham, ~ Derry, A. 3D.,
aged So ye3fs.
ln last Dorset, Oct, GOTH GEorcr ~. ia-
fan; son g! Nellie $. 8nd James B. Wool
llear The words % our Saviour; "Suifer iiti.e
cblilFeu & come INTO me, and forbid them BOT,
i5r ii such j. the Kingdom of lleayou."
III Miulag oct 5ih, 81 dropsy. OLlyEB 3.
GHAMBEHLAiS aged - years and 8 monihs.-
Our dear brother had been an acceptable aud
Gselui member Of iAe Methodist Episcopal
Church for years. tie b "a Vic doctrines
ANA Gsacc, Of ihe church, and when able was
found 10 A.- place On The sabbath 81. lie house
q God. H1 was q good man, beloved by thosa
WiiN Waam he associated. HE lsl four years
d hi lle were years ol much pain aud suffer
us. he died O. he good maa dies, ia tho en-
i.A meii q. good hope O. q glorious immortal
~. lll leaves a widow and t0ur children to
mourn, ani va lope Is follow Him, % Gar rs hc
followed Christ.
EDNA NEWTON.
b5ndy.ip Oct o.
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WE the snbscrber, being appointed hy
~ the Hon. ibe Probate Court far the Dis
tfic, u Manchester. Comm ssigueF. 70 receive.
examine and s3ius, tae elsiass and demands
q ali persous against Tie L#taee Of
NEHEMIAH CHANDLER.
late 81 Wi4haa. in s4f5 District, de6eased
and also aiI cla.Hls sad demands exhibited ID
Offset therefor end SIX months from the 2lst day
II October. 1853, being Allowed by said Court
fev ihat purpose, We 90, Therefore. hereby give
attce, that we vii a.teffi - ihe business 81
usF appointment 81. TIE lna q Dayd Briggs,
ID said Niuhal, o. The third AeaHes lass
of talagry uud Aprl Next. feam one until ioaf
o'clock Z. 81 Sc eaEl n said S.
DATED "a Manchester, t4ss as. JsE day g 0e-
.aatT, A. D.. 1893
RANNEY HOWAED.l
VIZ. DEAN, Com's
ALFRED BRIGGS,
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vs.. Bennington
HARVEY D. BROWN,
JOSIAH VI. BROWN, ( County Court.
SAMUEL A. CHlLDS,
5 CANFIELD
Andrew J. Gray, Of Manchester, IN the
County of Bennington aforesaid having filed
IN the otice If the Clerk Of the Court Of
Chancery, for said County Of Bennington,
bis petition for Foreclosure against Harvey
d. Brown, Josiah W. Brown and Stephen
Garfield, 6f Manchester, as 1 Samuel 4.
Chills, Of the State Of Massachusetts, or
parts unknown setting forth in substance
that said Harvey D. Brown, and one Alonzo
N. Nooward. on the 10th day Of October,
1850, executed to Josiah W. Brown, aud
SAMUEL Al Childs. mortgage deed Of cer-
tain lands situated 10 said Name heater, aud
described as follows The Dwelling House,
Saw Mil aud premises described in and con-
yeyed 70 rs this day by said Josiah W.
Brown aud wife, aud Samuel A. Chlids, sub
Jeci 10 the rights ard reservations in said
deed % a. iioni said Brown and Chiids con-
tanned. reference beng had 10 said deed for
further aBd more definite description. land
being tie premises now occupied by sali
Harvey y, Brown and Stephen CauGelj. j
CONDITIONED Tor Tie payment q Fifteen iiuud-
red Doilars. az specified Ia proDisory note
dated Oct -, 1850, and payable 10 SAID
Brown & Cbilds, or order, five years after
date, with interest annually And alter-
warls. on the same DAY, the said Josiah W,
Brown aud Samuel 4. Cbi.ds sold and as
signed said mortgage aud note to tie pc
l.boner
And On or about lhe ars' day Il Maven
Der, $50, ihe said Harvey b. Brown and
Aouzo N. Woodward executed a second aud
subsequent mortgage deed Of the same pre-
misses 70 SAID Josiah " Brown and Samuel
Z 4. Ch.lls eaniiioAgd f5r the payment oi
four hundred dollars. which Is nov 1ue aud
unpaid And afterwards, On the 29th day
( Of June, lssl, the saii Aenzg 81 Wood
( wari c9uyeyel al his interest 10 said prem-
49, % sajd Harvey y. Brown.
{ ARD afterwards the sad Harvey y. Brown
I less 4 portion q saii premise. io Stephen
/ Csateii, q said Manchester, who Is n0w III
Z pessessi,u thereof
Aud uaR il being made 70 appear that
saii Samuel s. Childs resides without this
stale 10 that q sabluns eaunoi be served ca
+ him, !, + ordered ihat saii samuel A. Childs
he required TO appear before thc Honorable
Court u CAaHcery, Hext 70 be held =, Ben
n'nxton within aud for the county q Bea-
uington % she FRS Tuesday ~ December.
A. y. ices, ard uaake answer q said peti-
< teen; sad ibsi the complainant esase the
sabst4gce q s.jl petition With tbs order 10
le ~ atsl - ihe Manchester Journal, a
Pahie newspaper printed "a said MsHehss-
iFF he lass y whieA publications. shall be
e ltaa te-u'g days prior . s4lI term q
Court
H.K. FOWLER,
-a3t Deputy Clerk
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ers. lfmawIe5 ia
eE aar rer s i bef At
u4 wtra aHa mHfy
Cess ~. arny. uh sari
u ~aar eatary. ~ tAe
Hanpabaf s KapF iaaaas Sia
t Oa Suan la bk a. te
M.Gs Hai si0l as n haf
na it aa h
8mae ila 81 u las
81 eae meal twenty ID
ioafs
I6 C lei AMY
ac1 lba nt un ae
a btH f. ien rato
r fhe Ise.aa riser bai
beaca5rea auss, ESQ 8 asinsm
% THURSDAY l aai Gc i.ee
lslAa t8tlaa brJs os-r ahjeb IS
rores hs afmy % tae soh side 81
/ ibe rfen
sATUnnAr
Memphis, OF n
Gen Sherman s8,anee Wss attack
"a by For. ca,alty "a Barton
station, aad tic febgs agre handsome.
ly ubiprgd
WLreler eayAiy are reported
eef Decatur, Igca- 10000 'roae.
I.fssg /. Reported 3 haye b cross
81 ,Ae Alabama ad tennessee K. Il.
aad lraa forled 81 supplies g Rsme
arl s ina. lis 1epals IRE n Rome.
Iao Tennessee river has clsId ieei ol
water Ga DE shoals. Heavy aius
iaye fallen Le,e.
MONDAY.
MaMrus. Oe 22-Gea. liurl.
BOT, scouts report l.orng HtGrrnaIa,
watching flr 40 expected advance q
Gen Melhersou force from Nlcks-
burg There afe nos 30 troop a
Atlanta, an hay iog gone 70 JOIN Vince
ler. Stephen ID. Lee, Raddy and For
rest. Tie Latter arc ID sherman
immediate front, tearing Up tie rail.
read and telegraph. Tie former i
reported south 81 Tie Tennessee river,
1000 strong. Gen O,tcrlou.cs who
/ is IN our adsuntc had another severe
Bght yesterday, losing Col. Loring Of
the 30th Iowa and seven mcn killed
aud twenty wounded
Fou Monroe, Oct %.
Tie Richmond Dispatch received
here contains tie following:
Charleston. Oet. 20 Nonew move
menis set Tie Yankees are report.
al to B. putting tie finishing stroke,
to Gregg aud Wagner, and other bat
icrie, at that point. Stirring times
are expected soon.
Tie nunbtr Of Yankee prisoner.
held IN Richmond last night was -
900.
HE following despatch appears,
signed by Il. Z. Lee: Gen. lmbod u,
or tie 1871, attacked the garrison al
Charlcslown on the Shenandoah, cap
tariag 700 prisoners with their arms,
&c.
Nashville, Oct. 70.
Therci no news Of importance ion
Chattanooga. IIookers force ha,
crossed tAe Tennessee river, and taht-
ing Was reported yesterday. Tie
river is rising, aad is reported FIVE feet
Oh the shoals. There has been no mr.
rival by the river. Gu. Rysccraus
left .or Cincinnati at noon
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n Gi,or OF Joutnal,

Dean $50 N iHi
Il ef mission w3sA 81 saF o. th6 Hesdzg
~ esr taat win send ~ return mail
It's I'd aha wish Be-. irrcI Recipe vth isa
fsf.as f5r mah 'ae sGd lssiue sample hm,
that vIil CSC, taal.y remove, b d. DAYS, Fua
1885, BHete Iaq. Ffeehm aui aN lupan-
iIr. ID Hr skia leasing Gle same sc1, clear,
a8 sp8Bt .uA
fH at3 ua n p these hayiDs Rald
r. 8srr Ere alc a' anl %
far ii.i SID eaaaa ea tte'afta tui
t4aaga rs iGAafatf Es Mas4ge ~ S
Naa.ilLe. @ tHau dats A rpa
faus answered 81 muni m4 ni,haat
5afFe. Hs2c gilE yat.
QNOS d. CHAPMAN,
Chemist
anna I Ncw york.
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Last week. imports at New York
were Sl010000 against Si,590, 900
last year; exports Of domestic pro-
duce S3,29S,700, against $3.50 Of
specie S58i,000 against 10000
The duties paid at the custom house
for the week were 81 ,3jS 900, an av-
crage Of 33 per cent oa the imports.
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Ii oTTED PAY

Assiglces and others holding orders f1r al0.-
tsd pas Of the Second and Eleventh Regiments,
aai Companies y, Il aad Il Sharpsbaotefs, art
hereby n0t.Gel ihat returns have been received
fF Jay and August, and that fa's office il pre-.
pared 70 pay ihe sums received 10 ,he usuaI
way. Tie settlement ~ the clothing account
Of ihe Eleventh Regiment siil explain tae frtlt-
tioBal amouats received for ,aelnbers 81 ihai
regiment.
JOHN 3. PAGE, State Treasurer.
Rntiand, 0cL s. 1858.
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Tuesday sfgCgsaiag.
Headquarters Amy Of tie

Potomac, Oct. y.
Tie enpmy's infantry re.crossed the
Eappahannock tbs morning, on the
pouloon badges near tie Orange ana
AlrAan.lria railroad bridge, driving
bayh Gregg cavalry division whitI.
losl heavily. The enemy had i Sharp
engagement with lHo brigales Of our
infantry, oils belonging TO tie ii corps
.he other to tile 81 corps. Tie enc
my nos occupy line, the left Of which
rests near beverly Ford, crossing lie
rail Dad uca Reailon Station, and ex.
teudr5 towards Stafford Court House
Col. De,in's Brigade Of Gen. Bulotd.
command hal a severe fight this morn.
j near Bcaiton Station.
Memphis, Tenn, Oct. -
Gen. Mcpherson came up With thc
rebels o. The 18th iusi., near Canton
Miss. Adgr i sho,s eight, tie rebel.
relgeaied, leaving two hundred pri,.
oaeTs Ia our hands. Gen. McP. now
occupies Canton.
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Two Music BOOKS, containing the End Alto
par, be.oagias 10 the Manchester Cornet Band
iae book. we're IN The possession Of Joseph
Leonard, whea home GA III, last lurlough and
nave NOT bccu seen siucc he left. II is suppos-
tlai he left them al tie house 81 some friend
Any one who may have them, will confer Ia
yJr Bpou tie Band by leaving them at tile
JOURNAL OFFICE
Manchester, Oct. l2th. lSG3.-sw2i
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WI, the sabscrIhefs, duly being appointed
w hy tlle Hga. the Probate Court Cor t6g
District Of Westminster, Commissioners 70 re-
coive, examine aad adiust ail claims aud de-
mands oi ali persons against the Estate q
HENRY GRAT,
late Of Londonderry. IL said District. deceased.
and uisp ail csams nad dengn8s exhibited 81,
01.e. thereto; aad six moath, from the 7iA jaE
III October la-t, bciug ailase3 by said Cuu4f
tor thar purpose, We do Therefore hereby urc
notice that Ne sail attend % ihe au.iEtss ST
our appointment 81 the ms u ,. 4. Locke, 81
Londonderry, 10 said District, On ihe fret aes-
days of November and Ap-il next. from ,ine
O'Clock 4. y. uaa fog o'clock y H.. Oh cash
Of said days.
AZ. FULLER,
+. ". MARSH '~''''.
a. ]. Gmy, Aasimsratr.
Londonderry. Oct. 7 lsg3.--22
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A LOOTED PAY.

s,-igrec3 ADD Others holding orders for alo,-
od pay q lbe Ninth Regiment, arc hereby nos
uiiel that returns have been received for July
ana August ana that this Office prepared 10
pay tie sums Fcceved 10 the usual way. The
settlement Of The clothing accouutof the Ninth
Regiment VIII exPllin tie fractional amounts
reviewed for members q The regiment
Ions b. PAcE, state Treasurer.
Ea.iabG, Ocl 20. 1868.
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Nlarrlaara

II Cne8a1ti- 81 s., Uet.le AiuuNp y.
IyFAtg b Mts Many ElArs NAspAttq
asl ute. Rev llHg 3. Ranlaai q Saad-
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Cash paii Gor Grain /!

s'HE Highest MaJha. Price. Cash, paid ior
BUCKWHEAT, OATS and
WHITE BEANS,
by
CONE & BURTON.
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Prints

( A great variety of styles, from the best man
jufc,urcrs. from II TO - cents,
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manufacture VI Snp-. W base .4eee iea s..
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C. a. eaaaee.ss With eaatry ga,e. a
v aQrsases tie Frs'A The prafaef i
ssit--aa f''1laaQt--tEFy .ia's rs7sa rt8uir-
a- as. easial t.t fstaifs 90 offensive DOOR
amBfit Ia isle nraoass q manufacture
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gEeNs reE EIl FuB8HlA.
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.QEn of la ESQ iiap4.ai4oa. 81 .s-s, %
D. eFeg Be- Qs z1a less iaaH 3 a 1890
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gioa, o.. =

Account, tnn lAv Augy . li.e Pc
iatna rrceieei iaeib say i has
Aeea d. ussel ihai hone VI lhe ieb-
infantry aeec tusgra a.tA Gen
h4.IaaueA cAalrs % .iaeAiaaa Mills.
oa Nmay ia8 \ brigade q rebel
aas Is Backlad Mills, on Mon
a4y l4sa 4 lrisair IT febel sharp
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4. ]. Gmy, Aamims'ratv.
i,ou41nderry. 0ct. lss.-22
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Ladies ClOaLS
Noop Skirls,


Of the mos, approved shape sui style.
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Broad Cloths and Cashimeres

GLOVES, HOSIERY, and FLAMES.
FRENCH FLANELS for Shirttngs,
Stripes aHd Checks.
OPERA FLANEIS, Scarlet,
Blue, and for Childrens
wear
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THE RICHMOND EXAMINER.
DAILY, SEMI WEHKL.Y AND
WEEKLY.


The DAILY RIcHMoSD EXAMINER !. d,.
Iverrd To subscribers AT tTwENrY-FIyE Cgyrs
PER WEEK, payable To the carrier weekly. or
THhEE CENTS PER cory ut the coun,,r-
irre For mailing, SO per year or 50 for
SIX months, SO for three months, 81 for
one month, invariably in ad vance
The SEMt-WEEKLY EXAMINER i. issued
every Tuesday and Friday at S5. il. nd.
vance. The SEMi-WEExLY Viii not ;,
mailed for less term than six month,
which is SO
Tne EXAMINER is published on IN. cash
system and will not depart from it under
any circumstances. Persons whu d.>i,,. T.,
get the paper will please accomyan, their
order with the cash
Persons sending subscriptions mus, Do it
at their own risk
, lHE WEEKLY EXAMINER is issued every
Friday and nall,d 10 subscribers nj "a me-,
annum, IN advance. The nLExLY viii nat
be mailed for less than lweIy. mnn,hs.
Nov. s, a,-T,,
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Mr.. Vallandigham-Amen.
Mr.. Wright-My friend says amen
He needs straight jacket.

Mr.. Wright-My friend says amen.-
He needs straight jacket.
Mr.. Vallandigham-Lend me yours.
Mr.. Wright-If you get it YOU will
have on u better Democratic coat than
YOU ever wore before.
Mr.. Wright continued to argue that
they had the power to put down the re
beIIion, and peace should be based on
crushing it out. lie was equally opposed
to suhjuga,on and a dishonorable peace
II they ever consented 10 an armis,ce
the mex, question would be one of bouu.
Diary, and there was no use Of talking
about taking up arms again. lie adver
ted at no considerable length TO the diff
Guilty Of establishing boundary, and
said, having sacrificed 5000 lives, il
would be better to sacrifice 100000 more
than to consent TO separation. Fight wa!
the watch word, aud fight fer the res,ora
ton Of the Union alone.
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GENERAL Polk We had the pleasu
last evening, of meeting with this dis,iu
guished officer and venerable prela,e lie
was returning 10 his command from u visit
to his family at Ashville, N. c, and !ei,
by the evening tram.
We were pleased to learn from him
that the tories who have been commi,ino
depreda'ions in Madison County, N. G,
have been routed and dispersed A force
OF 1000 men, FROM Gen. Kirby Smiths
Division, aided by companies collected %
North Carolina, attacked them IN from,
and rear, killed many, captured NUN.
her and scattered the rest. The county
is now quiet The General is in line
health and Spirits South Carotinian.
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Correspondence.

Hermaes, the Richmond correspondent
OF the Mercury. under date Of January
%, has the following items Of general in
test:
Yesterday New Yorkert who left
Washington last Friday, arrived here
and sought an interview with the Presi
dent. He was well accredited by letters
TO prominent Southern gentlemen. lie
says that the war cannot last ninety days :;
that the Yankee finances are in mex i.
cable confusion the soldiers in all their
armies mutlnous, and only waiting to be-
paid oti TO dlSband. Then, says he, Will
come the hanging Of the LincoInites-
and there will be a clean sweep.
You may rest assured there is some
thing IN the story abou, important mat
ters IN secret session, which have been
repeating rom day to day 1t is treaty,
or loan, or both, with France. The
facts will be given to the pubic before
the week is over, if have not been mis-.
Informed.
The excess Of prisoners on our lis, is
not so large as generally estimated. On
the authority Of Mr. Ou.d, it is stated to
be rot more than fifteen or twenty thou
sand in our favor, and is less now than
before the battle Of Murfreesboro.
"a bill to limit the production OF tobac.
co and promote the growth Of grain is
before the Virginia Legislature. and is
sustained by the Examiner, which paper
thinks "whisky, not the Yankee, is TO be
the master OF this Coufederacy."
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