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Z. Suit 1863.
Gomsit tit Die .Nrinee be8 SeuueGee unter
benz Commando Sea. 8rnrtun 8rage'S tor
Der aSanctrenben Mrnee RoIencran3'8 surids
S~sfalen. Na@ bret3sbn Saeen unslaublt@er
ettOen nno Gntbebruusen, ~fOrctrten Mdrl@en,
barter Nrbeit, 1dlaf0ien NG6ter, burdDrtns
8enoen &esenshhen, barfabtsem @nrldtreu
iu6er letnt9e StraBsn, 0unyer8apt9, StBe bet
Sage mno R6lte bet Na@t, III es inns ~getuneen,
ben fir4teritGen Ountes6 ;h enttommsu unD
ben bIoulenDen Gtrubel BEG ticfen, bretteu,
maje7Gtil@en GenneGee 3mtIAeu unS unD un@
iere 8erfol8er ais Grtsben8atGtsr 3u legen.
9ter er(rtlDen mir unIere ruiutrtsn @lteper
OurA cine far3e Naft unb bOfen, aa& nteber>
srIaugter &rdFttgun9 unIere IGperen 8srluFe
on &~lstOun9sFade unO 9assrequtpnse wentss
feu8 tbstlwsiGe gu erIebeu.
l1nIere Qetoen tparen un6elGreiblt1. Str
ltsben Sage unp NGGte trugen tptr uaGe &let-
Ser unb S9ube. Ote @troBen trnren erunO,
los. Obne S@laf, ubne genisen0s SpetIe,
oft p8ne 8afer, marlatrten ptr, artettsten,
tanOen In SGlaAtcrOnung, tn Drsf nnb
Wa1er, GGiLberten Die game 0ladt unb lttteu
NGe8, tpas etae Nienldsnnatmr i'm Tlet1Ge
e~rOulOen fann. Ssst it ss iter, ober WoGeu
reroen verseben, bspur tptr ga unierer frii6eru
Otsjipltn anrudtebren ~fSnnen, Deun iptr tint
Ie9r OentoraliIrt uno er9en unIere 6uBrer
aufeebraAt.
Infer gsrInR an Baggage, &tetbern uni
GquipGse fam ntemolS erIebt tUer0en. Bt'
bobsn geraOe8n NGs8 S~srlUren. Ntemant
bat nebr ais etnen Wn3ug un6 m0nAe flint
|faf udGt; Elm srcber 9beil Der Mrmee ldufl
6arfuB. Ser eiu3i8e Nn5us, ben ptr babsa,
If naB uno rtebt nadcem 3e9en unp Sawetb
vOm oretse6n farnterttAen Ga9sn,
OaS Wtlmineton, NG., SOurnal sat einen
9ettartifel, tn tpel9em 80 Oas 8olf tDarnt, ben
9eulertt. tpstde mad Dan lsBten Niebsrla9eu
tire Gri6stnune ssntaGt bdtlen, niGt 81
trauen, DaB Ciele pte Wrntee unb bic Burger
mutbles madten nnO tbnen onempf5b(en, Dte
Dafsn nteoer3ulegen, ba fernerer 0tOerfono
nubic8 Iet, "@8 eriItIre etne urganiFrte Be-
me8ung, uu Die @ongre5pablen gu cOntrOlireu
as,O cine NscOnfrAtti0n, D. s. unterwerfu ng
a%u3ubabnen.
Der 0eneralcpmma1bsnr pes Mlpbile Ot-
Rrttts Bat oIen GnroQtrUngsbeamten anerts
pfobteu, aud @uSlGnber 3ur 2ueaIpsrt9stpt>
gnrs 3a rsquirirelt.
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U"E
gepartement Deg SiDenS.
9auptqaartier, WOrriS SelanD, &C.
%. Suit 1868.
Ser Observation-Disclosures beriGtet etnea So
tolpsrluF bon 635 6pbten umo 0~ertpunDeten.
9e9eu $50 perpen Dermtet. DteIe 9srluIfe
egfol8ten an TO-, II. un0 Is. Suit. gtsle
Der WsrrunOeten tperDen btnnen elmer Mo@e
tn ofttSsn DtenR treteu. Der @eIunbbetts.
8utanD II Ierer &ruppsn 0srbsIert i@.
=. u. Gilmore, Gen.
Der Ser. ct. Granspprtbampier De $40
LAP fam 0Orgeftern um Wftttsrna6t tn Bottom
an uno bertGtst, baB CT cine Nn1a9G I6werer
ParrOtt Ranruen mad MOrrtS SelanD fiji
etae neue Satterte transporttrt babe, pelGa
etne 6alOt8e ue6er9obe BON ggstt Ba9ner unO
Counter beptrten muB,
Oa tn6e1en bic &1npnen nt1t tprntger ols
20 T0nmsn fawsr fnO, TT Der BrO3sB Der
@ionttrun8 nOtbwenbtser Betie Elm lebr lang
iamer. Otslelbsn tperpen inbsB 5Ort Sumter
lOfOrt In ben @runD f&teBen. G(s Der De
Wfcla9 Gbaylelton perlteg. bOmbarDtrtsn bic
&anpnenbOGte uuo RonttDrs bic Sorts ber
Tstnbe, Tim tire Nufmertlamtsit bon ber @re
rtGtun9 Der 8atterte ab3ulenten.
Die gsfan9enen JtebsIen IGetnen tDentg
Ser; 3w ibrsr SADIE su tatsn uno beflaeen
t@ iber i6leHte8 gIen. 0a9renO Die Ser
rem Sff;tere f&'S BET 5I9nsrn urb an6eren
Osltfatsfen tpobl letn lnlIsn, mue Der esutstue
SUlpat WaisbrpO eHen uu6 WaGsr trtnfsn.
Die SeIaserung BON Sort aSasncr.
Son Bofu9isren bes Saul SUneS" erfa9,
Esn rtr JOl9snbes
Die Sunpestruppfn unter Sen. @tImpre
bereiteten f4 gu eiusm ueusn Mngrif auf Sort
0a9ner Dor, peIen Mauern Sur@ Dte Qanbo
unb Seeutn@t a5el 5u9eri6tet tparen. Die
Nebe(len botteu jebo3 tnnerbalb bereIben cine
hpbe BarrtfaOe bon BaumpUlenbaIen erbaut,
bic etnt8en S@ub 8e8en tletue SuSeln ss>
fpabrte, ater 0elACfen BET 6lotte Mot piber.
Iteben tam. Die q. 9 freiwiligen Suse-
ntenre waren NIT Der NufGtruug Don Nppros
den mad TOrt WaBner bsIAdttgt.
Sort Sumter unb bos Sort auf SameS
SslaaD balten bur@ eta unuutsrbroGeneS
Geuer bic WSOnttcrS tn relpsftOOIer Gntfsr-
nnng BON Sort Da9nsr; aber trpb Dtslss
l9peren Tetsr8 9tn9 Der vNlontaut" NIT Dem
NOmtraI DGbl9reen an 8OrO Bis auf 100
yarSs an Oas Sort, recU9nOsctrte 9emG9ltG
nro tebr!e ga letnsn @snofen 3urIf.
Oeertsure meIDen, bab 8eaWregarb Ser
~itartunsen Don Sees Armee erbultsu bat, unO
pap etne Nn3obl pnrolirter @efansensr BON
NtdSbar9 jeet In bea jfetAsn Der NsbeIea lInp
unO F@ ss8en unlere 9sute f6Ia9en.
Da etnt9e Der Gruppea 3ur 8ertbeibteuns
ben SaUonnab autidse3uaen tpOrOen linO, 70
babsn bic BstpDbner iener Stabt cine 8Ireers
wsbr gebtIoet.
Das @etter 80 Sort 9ioyal 1T unssmetn
bsib unb erWetR itd fir eteIe 8erpunoete per.
oerbltA. Man trtft Nnlfaltsn, uu1 ale Ser
puuoeteu, msl@e Die UltbieIi9fstt ausbolEen
tDnnen, mad ben uDrpItHen 9Uipttaleru gu
befDtoern.
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Bon Der WOtomGC>W rmee.
Die @ebeIensN lrmee bel GMlpepper cDmeentrirt.
Der Naptban befeRtgt.

DEC " HPIUu UFTFFFB
8aIbtnstOn, 81. Suit. WaG ben lpa'
tsaen WaGrtGteu BON Der Nrmee bsS Prtorndr
6at See Ietne Nrtnee am Sprisen Mttttrr@ bet
@ulpepper csncentrtrt unO terettst ftp DOE,
uus am &nppubaunCd cine S4IaGt a%u3nbie'
ten. Ssin ertsS 8orraden laolt@ BON @ul'
Psppsr spar cine Ginte, nm tnS gum GtnI@la"
gen Der StraBe na@ SreOertdsbur8 81 betpfs
gen; als ct tA partn eetGulAt fanO, cOncsa'
trtrte er lsiue Evuppsn 6et @ulpsppsr.
Der NappnbannOd 1T 6UtI&sn Grfoertda"
Burg unO Gls'S Serb Don nur sinent 92e6euen
&e9tmente bspoGt.
Der @apiban l1Olt& BON &utpeppsr III be-
feItt9t.
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eutf&teOen tDerbeu, Die RSufsin nth ft@
mtnoli& nit benz aOntse ber 8elster belpre.
den, uuo tpte dCn in uanden anbern Stdat8
unc Talntlien>I nselesenbeiten, birfte be1en
Natb ben Nu8ldlaa aeben.
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btsle GtG0teu OsrtOten, bG sauss SssrOsn 0ts.
Ier uneladltGsn tn Lester 3ett aus MiIiiFppt
unb 6nDeren Gta1ten bd6tn gebraGt tpuroeSt.
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@u4 bte ~ mertc n untun H." bic In
Stsubenptle, s., eriaetnt, peigert f@, Sal
lanol9tam fIr oaS @CuUernsursumt su I'M,
tsr1GBen. Ste pur bns OsmUtruttlGe Sraan
BON Ssferlrn 60. fit mebr nls 80 Sabren.
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Sic MufOebnnmg bes @nitbrrte9rs.
Oen beten 8esrif iibsr ben pOltusrtsbr Der
Ser1Aieoensn Stdbte 0tbt bic 3abl Der ianef
ernanuten 8rteftrGser far BITE etu3elhen @Iabs.
8rCOtI9n erbislt II nit je $500 Salatr
Nl6ans 5 NIT $500; Newart 6 nit $500;
SarfeS @ttY 2 NIT $500; 8rentun 2 NIT $500;
New5aSen 3 m. $500; 0roDtUence 5 m.$6OO;
Baltimore 20. 500; 8iatomebnrs 6, $500;
Cincinnati IL, 500; 9aprence, MaG., 2,
$500; QOpel 3. $3.50; ct. 9ouiS z, $500.
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Gtue SGn3e Jnmttte ertEuue
{ en-. Sa 8lad Rtper 3ppnibip, 2Oratu Co.,
SbtO, fu9r Serr 9egpte, eth OeutIGer. nit
letasr Grau u0o finf 8inOern nod NmbOrlt
5ur Stride. Cine Stunbe naGber fanOen ct-
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man Die 2et9uame 6erpt9S, Ietner Trau unb
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Bride fubrsn, tuurOen Dte DferDe fiGDtts uup
rannten inS @afer, tpO Die 9onse JautIte
ertranf,
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RGhere8 ii s t D ice IS a II q f.
+ m Der &c a." N18 am letten
Dpnnerltag Der Ser. Staaten Tran8pprtz
Oampfer vIra9o" rpr Nilminetpn f~reu3te,
bemerftet bic 2eute an 8orb einige 8a1en
8aumwclle i'm @a1ier lamimmen> Gapts
tan @ab8Den fu9r bieler Spur nad) urb marb
balD et1e8 srpBen @ettenrab. Domtfer8 aus
ltdttg, mel9er nit boiler @el9winriBfett ba=
binfubr uno au9enI4einlt9 bemtbt mat, Der
vNraso" 81 entfpmmen, gu pel9em gnbe bic
WannI9aft 81umwo1ens 8auen tber 8orb
mari, um bas @@tf leidter gu MAIDEN. Die
oNrdgp" erreidte e8 inbeB balb unD nStbt9te
eS bei3ulesen. Der frembe DampIer mar
fat 70 orOB mie Die oNra9p" uno pur6ou8
|I9war5 angeItrtden, unb eS mar fetn Same
auf ibm li@ttur. Der Guptttdn nunnte it@
Daniel 2e8lie unb erfldrte auf cine ce8faQ<
ise 8roae, BAG Sdtff babe teinen gfamen.
@opttdn 0oo8oen 9e6ot ltinen 2erten etma8
Terpeutin 5u nebnen urs bamit Den Rumpf
bes SdiHe8 gu l6euern' g3ud etnigem
E0tetben 9tng bic Idpar5e 6arbe ab unb Der
yfame 039e emma" fam snni &Nrl@ein-
LISpeL @ptuVtLopLL AHI SCILthtAuHB ~
S9tffe8 mpIte @pt. 2e8lte ebenfaD8 tetuen
NutIAluB geten, GnoIif, purd oa8 bartnaf-
Ifi9e 8efragen Capt. @aosOen's ermattet, rief
er aus !: SD rdume Gin, i6 bin Elm 9eIeB
mi Bise Yrile." WIan perbStte einise Der
2eute an Soro unO ermittelte, bub bas S4iff
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Sabrten BON Bilmir9ton mad 8ermuca
senladt uno Dar in bent pterten Wa8etid
bic er Nrt be9riIfen, at8 ie tpeS8enommen
mari. Capt. 2eSlie bate bic vAragO" fruber
3u @etAt betpmmen, alS bieIe Die "Gmma"
bemertte, unb iiber bunbert 8allen 8auwl>
pc0e rpareu bereit8 iiber Serb Sewcrf zen mcrs
ben, INN Der @esnabme 81 ent9e9en. Die
2aOuna beIibt 9leidpObl mod etnen 8ertb
BON ca. $4,000 S4iff II .2aoun9 5uiam
men perpen auf 81, SOC, 900 seIddet, unb
bic vNraap" fam mttbin auf tbre erite YriIe
ftol5 ieiu.
Der @apitdn unb bic MunnidOft ger
.@mma"-26 an ber 3abl-lino oura ben
Ser. ct. MariGaQ DorlSuf9 I'M 3ru9en.
eemabr1am unterbrad1 mprben.
QpubDm, 6. Sult. GS 1T BON Neuem
bic 01epe bapon, baB bic RSnisin benz Ylane
elmer balbisen abrontuus brlO iei. Dieie
Encyclopaedia, 70 beiBte 8 jebt, miro pdbreuc
Der nadRen Serbtreiie mad Dem 6eitlaube
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StOnepau Sad5un's 2e8t..
1000 Manu Part unter tGrn aus3cs,
fam nit nur "a tampffatisen GOIbaten BON
3urGf.
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ls8elte 1ente BON NeppDrt Neus mad duBeu,
uut ft& Dem atlanttI&en 8lOdnbeael6paber
dn3uiGlsBen.
&ebellenberi9te.
General Srass's Ricfsmg.7
(gOrreipUnbeas bes 0tObile 0bbertiIer.)
2ager bet Chattanooga, Senn.,
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Eege@vapDsSc5e N0cgracseeu
@srs&teglB r ban gaIstupts .ggeGes,.
BOtt GbarGeitnm.
infer sserInSf a,,f Weprris Sslo

Infer sserlnF auf @eOrris SslanS.
DaGbtuetcn, 81. Suit. TOGgsnbe
DspsIAe etne beute TN S~auptquartier elm;
Departensnt DEG SIDenS.
9auptqaartisr, Morri8 SeelanD, &c. ;
%. Suit 1863.
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2pmbDu, 6, Suit, Gs 1T BON Neuenl
bic 8eoe bapOn, paB bic RSniSin benz Ylane
elmer balbiSeu abruntuns brlO iei. Dieie
anseIegeubeit, 10 heiBte S jest, ptrp pa9renc
Der nadRen Serbfreiie mad DEM 6etlanbe
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-06-19
From the Newsdealer.
From the Cavalry Regiment,
CAMP NOT FAR FROM BRIsTow's }
Station, June |, 1863. {

CAMP NOT FAR FROM BRIsTow's)
Station, June /, 1868.
| Friend HOWARD -
That portion of our regiment on duty
at this place, has been pretty busy will
Mr.. Rebel during the few days just pass
ed. On the 28th ult., while returning
from an expedition to the vicinity o.
White Plains, and just as they were
passing through Thorougbfare Gap or
their return, having successfully accom-
plished their object, they were surprised
by volley from the rocks above and
close TO them. The defle is Just wide
enough for the railroad, highway and
the Run. Amongst the rocks were the
dismounted rebels who had all the ad-
vantages of place to use as a rest for
their guns and breastwork at the same
time, as well as the crowded ranks be.
low. Yet the rebels Jared the hardest,
having two men killed and several woun-
ded. One prisoner was taken here and
five or six on the march. Our loss was
indicated by cypher.
On the goth ult. the camp was sur
prised by firing in the direction of the
railroad. In double quick time all were
in the saddle and in rapid march for the
scene of action. About three miles be-
yond us, and two from Catlett's Station
on the Orange and Alexandria railroad.
the rebels of Mosby's command had sue
ceeded in stopping the train, inuring
the boiler with their shots, and setting
fire 10 the cars, eight of which were
burned. On our coming up they re-
treated rapidly. The 18th N. Y, took
another course and were repulsed. Our
regiment followed the retreating rebels
as rapidly as possible till they made
their stand after repulsing the Is N. Y.
AT this time they had placed their single
piece Of artillery in a defiIe trough
which it was necessary for our men to
charge in order to take the piece. And
they did charge, led by Lieut.. Hazleton
of Co. III. with part of his men, quite
a number of Cos. G. and /, and few
from other companies, who swept through
the pass like the wind and with as little
care fore the wide mouthed monster that
menaced them with instant death. On
they rushed, the rebels standing silently
by the cannon till our men had come
within three rods of them, when they
opened with grape and canister. They
had no time for more than one sho, be-
fore we were upon them. Bravely they
defended the gun entrusted to them but
a few days previously for the express
purpose of annoying the trains thew
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knew wust pass daily over the road to
convey supplies to Stoneman's cavalry
on the Rappahannock. But it was useless,
and the rest of the fight was headlong
run.
Besides gaining the gun, we took
quite a number Of prisoners including
Capt. Haskins, an English officer in reb-
ell service, and Lieut.. Chapman, who
had charge of the gun. Our loss was
four killed and Is wounded. One man
from our regiment, Seargent Corey of
Co. II, was killed. He fell when brave
ly charging on the gun. "Sweet is the
sleep of the brave"
AS an instance OF the tender mercies
of the men we are contending with, l
will relate what is vouched for by sew
eral reliable members of our company.
While pursuing the flying enemy, they
stopped to aid wounded man by the
roadside. He was corporal of the 9Th
N. Y, and had been taken prisoner.
After taking his arms, the rebels con-
Quoted him to the rear of their column
and deliberately shot him. They were
pursued so closely that they were obliged
to leave their victim. But while relat-
ing this, it is only justice to say that
sometimes they treat their prisoners as
civilized men ought to treat prisoners Of
war, though this is the second case of the
kind which has occurred in our brigade,
A. NJ. CRANE.
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From the Eighth Regiment.
In FRONT OF PORT HUDSON,
June 4, 1868.

Ouut Il, loOo'
In the frequent tributes to the memory
of the brave who have fallen in our coun-
try's service, we too frequently overlook
modest worth. This is not necessarily
intentional, but rather one of the impos-
sibilities, and however much we may
mourn departed brother in arms, we
must content ourselves ia silent feelings
of grief. 1t is sweet to remember by
friends at home that he whom they mourn
died fighting nobly for his country's de-
fence this should mitigate their suffer-
ing, and mingled with this mourning
there should be CLEAN Of happiness
When one who has willingly given up
the luxuries of home and the pleasant in
tercourse eff society, to fight for his ma
tive land, wins the name of the "faitbful
soldier" his friends should cherish it as
the highest military encomium.
Among those who fell at the fierce at
tack on Port Hudson, on May 9th, was
one whom ! can truly call the faithful
soldier. The charge had been success
fully made and we occupied the strong
position on the right of the line. A lull
in the terrible fire had taken place, when
by exposing himself too freely, rebel
sharpshooter sent the "missile of death"
and private David NJ. George, Co. c,
9Th Vt. Volunteers, fell to rise no more.
He lived but a short time, when death
released him from his suferings. No
man in Co. G was more faithful 10 the
discharge of duty, more willing to obey
his officers, or more ready to do those
Z" little acts of kindness" which so char
acterise the kind and obliging. AT roll
call or drill he was ever among the first
on the line. AT the weekly inspections
be generally received complimentary
word on account of bis personal, clearly
appearance, and the always good order
and condition of bis gun and equipments.
He seemed to take pride in his efforts to
do his duty faithfully, and we may truly
exclaim, d" he acted well bis part" AL
though not possessing that refinement
which education and culture bestows, yet
he had warm heart, and many time
has he volunteered to relieve some sick
one when detailed on some routine of
duty.
To his friends l would say, he has left
a good record, and while he had faults
like all, still he has left memory laden
with "good deeds and noble action
DONE"
You may break or ruin the vase if you will,
But the scent of the rose will hang round it STILL"
Respectfully yours,
GEO. N. CARPENTER.
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ever saw the soil seems to be natural
for fruit trees of almost every description.
Every thing that farmer can raise finds
a ready market in the city our kind of
potatoes bring one dollar per bushel in
the fall sweet potatoes from two fifty to
three dollars fiat English turnips bring
fifty cents per bushel cabbage 20 cents
per head and everything else in proper
ton. They keep but little stock and
consequently have but little manure to
enrich their lands; in a short time it runs
out and is thrown aside and left to recov-
er itself and new piece taken up.
But l shall tire your patience if |
write more, so | will close. My respects
to all enquiring friends, and to yourself
and family in particular.
Yours truly,
WIN. G. TALLMAN.
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Stamp Duties.

The following table of stamp duties
has been carefully compiled from au.
;heniic publications, and will be of ser.
vice TO all our subscribers who transacts
any business, whether Of large or small
amount.
All documents requiring stamps, exc
cuted since June |, 1868, are a6soht,el,
ootd if stamps are not used according 70
law. In order, therefore, to save trouble
and expense, great care should be exer.
cised in issuing papers, notes. orders,
deeds, bonds, mortgages, &C., &c. Be.
side the fact that documents are invalid
where stamps are not used, parties ne
giecting to use and properly cancel
stamps, lay themselves liable to heavy
penalties.
Agreement, or Contract, not Other CTS
wise specified in this schedule
each sheet, 4
Apprisement, of value or damage, or
LOT any other purpose, each sheet, 5
Assignment, or Transfer, of mort.
gage, lease or policy of insurance,
same stamp as original document
Bank Check, Draft. or Order for the
payment of any sum of money, at
sight or on demand, over $4,000 .
Bill of Exchange Qnland) Draft. or
Order for the payment of any
sum OF money over $50, other.
wise than at sight or on demand,
and any Promissory Note, lex
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GOOD ADVICE TO CoNsUMPTIvEs.-
DIR. Halls Balsam is a sure remedy for
all the various stages of CONSUMPTION,
such as Hacking Cough, Pain in the
breast, Splitting Of Blood, Night Sveats,
&C., having the highest testimonials ever
given in favor of any expectorant medi-
cine in the world.
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RECRUITING.-We learn from the
Ne'os that Corporal Sargent has already
enlisted thirty seven men for the LIST ar
tillery. George is just the chap for that
business. He has "takin' way"-one
that the boys like.
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ca We are pleased to learn that Capt.
D. L. Drew is in the service again, hav-
ing entered the convalescent corps. He
has been assigned to duty at Montpelier,
under Gen. Pitcher.-K ah9n's Dahl.
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ACCIDENTAL son of John c. STAN
ley OF Maidstone, while fooling with a
pistol accidentally put a bullet up thro'
his under jaw and tongue, lodging it
somewhere in his head. 1t is not be-
heved to have injured his brain : Cal
edonian.
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BARN STRUCK.-The barn of John
Eaton of Coventry, was struck by light
ming during the thunder storm of Monday
morning last. Considerable damage was
done to the building.-Ne,cs.
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cept bank notes for circulaIion)
payable on demand, or not over
SO days from date or sight, upon
every sum of 5000, or any frac-
tional part thereof,
Over 80, and not over 63 days,
63. SO
SO, q 4 months and
grace,
Over 4, mos. and grace and not over
6 months and grace,
Over 6 mos. and grace, /
Bond, for indemnifying any person
who shall become bound or en-
gagged as surety for the due execu-
ton or performance of the duties
of any office, & TO account for
money received by virtue thereof 5
Bond, of any other description than
such as may be required in legal
proceedings, and such are not
otherwise charged in this chedule
(see Mortgage), 2
Certificate of Stock, in any incorpo-
rated Company, 2
Certificate of Damage, or otherwise, 2
Certificate of Deposite, 500, or less,
" Over 500,
Certificates of measurement or
weight Of animals, wood coal or
other articles; Certificates of
Record Of Deed or other instru-
ment in writing, or acknowledge
ment there of by attesting witness
require no stamp.
Certificate. of any other description
than those specified above,
Conveyance, Deed or writing,
whereby any lands, tenemeuts,
or other realty sold is granted,
assigned or transferred, of value
y
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DIPTHERIA.--In the northeasterly part
OF Holland, a sparsely settled region,
there have been eighteen deaths by dip
iberia within six months,
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60 Now that the rebels are upon our
soil we may expect big fighting soon.
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G. We are ashamed Of she weather
we have this summer.