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The weekly Butte record., 1863-06-06
Wonders of the Atmosphere.

The atmosphere rises above Us with its
ETHEREAL dome arching toward heaven, of which
it is the most perfect synonym and symbol. 1t
floats around Us like that grand object which
the apostle John saw in his vision, q sea Of
glass ike unto a crystal" So massive is it,
that when it begins TO stir, it tosses about
great ships like playthings, and sweeps city
and forest like snow fakes to destruction be-
fore it.
And yet it is so mobile that we have lived
for years in it before we can be persuaded that
it exists at all, and the great bulk of mankind
never realize the truth that they are bathed in
an ocean of air. Its weight is so enormous
that iron shivers before it like glass, yet soap
ball sails through it with impunity, and the IT,
uiest insect waves it aside with its wing. 1t
ministers lavishly TO all our senses. We touch
it not, but it touches Us. Its warm south
wind brings back color to the pale face of the
invalid its cool west winds refresh the fevered
brow and make the blood mantle to our checks;
even its north blasts brace into new vigor the
hardened children of our rugged climate.
The eye is indebted to it for all the magnif-
cence Of sunrise, the brightness of mid d-day,
the chastened radiance of the morning aud the
clouds that cradle near the setting sun. But
for it, the rainbow would want its triumphant
arch and the winds would not send the fiery
messengers on errands around the heavens; the
cold ether would not send snow feathers on the
EARTH nor would drops of dew gather on the
flowers. The kindly rain would never fall, nor
hailstorm nor fog diversity the face of the sky;
our naked globe would turn its tanned and un-
shadowed forehead to the sun and one dreary,
monotonous blaze of light and heat dazzle and
burn up all things.
Were there no atmosphere, the evening sun
would in moment set, and, without warning,
plunge the earth into darkness But the air
keeps in her hand shield of her rays, and lets
them slip but slowly through her fingers, so
that the shadows of evening are gathered by
degrees, and the flowers have time to bow
their heads, and each creature space to find
place of rest, and to nestle to repose In the
morning, the garish sun would at one bound
burst from the bosom of the night, and blaze
above the horizon but the air watches for his
coming, and sends first but one little ray TO
announce his approach, aud then another, and
then handful and so gently draws aside the
curtain of night, and slowly lets the light fall
on the face of the sleeping earth, and like man
she goes forth again to labor until evening
[Quarterly Review.
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Sach a. Constipation. Inward Piles FullneSs or
Blood To the Head Acidity of Stomach, Nausea,
Heartburn, Disgust for food, Fuilness wei ght
in the stomach. Sour EruetatiOn>. Sinking or
Flutterine At the Pit Of the Stomach. Swimming
OF the Head Hurried and difficult Breathing.
Fluttering at the Heart. Choking or Sutfocating
sensation when in lying posture, Dimness Of
Vision. Dots or Webs before the Sight, Fever and
dull pain in the Head, Deficiency Of Persperatlon,
NeilowneSs Of the Skin and Eyes, Pain IN the
Side Back Chest LINKS &c. Sudden finishes Of
Heat Burning in the Flesh. Constant lmaginings
Of Evil snd great depression of Spirits; and will
positively prevent Yellow Fever, Bilious Fever,
etc.
REDINGT0N & co.
san Francisco.
gents fer the Pacific Coast.
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Try it! Try it! Try it

Such has been the success of this medicine that
we firmly believe ii contains more than three times
the medicinal qualities of any other similar remedy
before the public and those who once used il will
never use any other.
MONEY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS to Agents.
A gents will find it greatly to their interest and
are at fall liberty first introducing nR. BAKER :
PAIN PANACEA, TO give back the money freely,
If those who purchased it not benefited or may
use 1t in their own families, give few bottles to
their friends, that they may test its great merits
over all other remedies: and, when once introduced
they will find that they sell large quantities of
it. All agents write that when once introduced.
their sales are large; and out of more than ten
thousand agents, We have not, as yet received a
single letter stating that this medicine las not Civ
en- entire satisfaction; but, the contrary, they
speak Of it as a medicine which customers would
not be without it in their families.
DIRECTIONS are fully given, and particularly
adapted to the different diseases for which the
PANACEA is recommended which Will be found
around the bottle.
For sale everywhere.
REDINGT0N & CO..
Sole gents for the Pacific Coast
ZIG and 4lS Front Street, San Francisco.
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Pure Extracts for FIavorins!
NAMELY:
VANILLA, LEMON, ORANGE, PEACH, BITTER
ALMOND, ETC.

yEIHESE EXTRACTS POSSESS. IN THE MOST
y Concentrated form, the delicious taste and
much admired flavor of the different articles above
enumerated, and for NIL culinary purposes will be
found the most economical ami convenient manner
of communicating the flavor. BE particular to ask
for the kinds prepared by us. As there are many
kinds in the market possessing but little, if any Of
the real flavor.
Prepared and sold by
REDDINGT0N x CO.,
ilG and lis Front street, San Francisco.
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RATHER CoSrLY.-fhe London Mechanics
Magazine gives very unfavorable report of
the Armstrong gun. 1t says that the expert
ments of Sir William Armstrong have cost
the British Government S40O00000 without
producing a gun equal TO that Of Mr.. Whit
worth, OF Manchester, England
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lIIS OFFENcE.- Rev. p. H. Burkharits.
Chaplain of the First [. s. Chasseurs. lately
visited his home in Schenectady. New York.
In speaking of the perils his regiment passed
through he bore testimony 10 the sterling quail
tiles of Gen. Mcclellan. For this he was at
once removed, a SPY having reported his re-
marks
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" Is the President a College Graduate -
inquired young lady of not very extensive in
formation. Yes" said Quilp. jocosely, he
took his degree at the Electoral College" A
Western Institution, l dare say remarked the,
young lady. e No, said Quilp. it is a ma.
tioual concern; but it gave Us rather sec
tional President, am sorry to say
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WHAT we want to do-aud what we must
do if we are to succeeds to crush the rebel
lion by physical force Albany Journal.
Has all reliance upon the Emancipation
Proclamation been abandoned We don't
wish 10 earn reputation for cruelty. but we
can't resist the temptation to ask the question.
EChicago Post.
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Views of 1he. veyvIy Eiersed Gsvernor Z
FfFRimfa ca fhe war.

views of 1he. vewIy Eiecsed Gsvernor OF
FfFEiHia on ahs war,
We havp alresdy mentioned that the newly
elected Governor Smith addressed The people Of
Lyacabu1g few days ago, en- tLs state Of ths
country. The following srs some Of his Es-
marks on the snbiscs Of the war, which possesses
an uHusuaI interest FEN Bis oficid position, as
forssha6oBing .he policy he VIII pursue alter
he shall have been installed iut0 office as gov
sTnor Of YirEiais
The Governor sdverted to tbe ineonsiHtsney
of tk9se who are Withhci3iug supplies igom tho
/ Geverumsnt, IA hopes Of eItortinE All Increased
price for Whist they have 70 sell He dom1a-
ssrsted that eTarY d0llzc das by tas Government
wauli Do redeemed, If The dsbC can be kept
giihin a proper compass; f0T,- ssii he, hank
Cod the e0untry is abuutaatiF able 30 pay every
dollar OF is issues, bui if the farmers persisted
/ IN having double pIics s5t By the G0EsEBment
/ for supplies thea they sre pursuing a policy
that as sure Is the sun rises aud ssis, viii cad
/ 60 IN over Issue OF money, and 10 man can tell
the result, " hether It viii over Be redeemed or
not And lhsn, said the GovsrBsr, where viii
I be the weslt1 thus unPa.riOiesl.y acquired
Upon home organisation, which was the sub
| jeet the governor more particularly desired 10
/ address the people upon, and 70 rouss them 70
/ sense Of the importance and nseessity Of it, he
vas eloquent snd emphatic. he declared bis
/ intention NEST emphs icaliy, when be assumed
/ she new hsid Of duty 30 which he IS called By
the v0ics ci ths people, 20 force every man mo
the organisation, and 10 see % it hat the sys-
/ tsm should be one ihat sksuid set - q complete
bar to raid Bsse0Bs skouli be erected on every
/ prominent p5iat, and Whau an aiaIm WAS given,
/ he sudden shooting ~ Of q light or The TOD Of
/ an eluiuence would be responded 20 from enc
ard sitother until the whole country was raf5sa5
Tbs said be, is 10 itself sufficient 10 deter AZ
eusny from sntsrinE into ths country; they
/ would feel IS q hey were going into a nst aud
even an army Inigal hasitato Haen they loand
/ The whole country armed-
He sdTeIted % The number Of men, and the
/ crowds upon cur srests re have not felt any
/ thing of Tie Wzz. have not cone to shs pofaf
Of sUfsriRg jet. The neh we're bound 30 zlge
o. trir substance t. ssstsiu the soldiers Ia lhe
/ iald, and themselves 70 sTnciVzte Ia the 6ghs,
srsudi1g shoudaE 50 shoulder with iaa poor man,
/ she, ia his turn, feeling thar bis liberties were
at slsse, could hen 6ght With renewed dstsFmi-
nation.
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Eal,ss lrsm Churlrs,ou.


A slow bat stea y fro was maintained Nor
dsv night Between tFs land BAKERIES en- bota
sidss Ea.,cr.r5 S.uEns. Caeyss ans Wsgnsr
keut m s c1nstart E-e 5E tAa en=my's rlfe pits
near WagDar and zise au ths Yankee batteries
Ess. ard . ard on Gsd5sr-y til- The fFs
upon Fort Sumter from th- Hsnkec ba'teue
VS. again heavy aHa iucessa8t yesterday, os-
pegiaiiy IL the afteInoon.
The Hssi kept quiet The regiit a the aou-
iiers' Ere On hoad=y altaTuson on Fort A5ai'
tri- sra he bssssliss on SllirEg's Island, vas
ems L.-se killed, aEj another rear by slightly
wozgded.- BstWFen hity ard SIXTY ss7ts we're
fred bv fhn enemy fgom tia ride pits yesterday
at BasteTy WaEE-r.
4bs n6mbsr Of shots fred BY The land bat
trries e. seuisr was bst7esu Lrse aac i2a'
/ hundred, o. which sky G. zeveniy struck Inc
j 6rt
l A disus,ch hca. was observed 70 Be very susi-
! ly sngegej among the fssi and 5.'c5aae-s yea
/ tsrdsy afeup0n, evidently c1mmu1icating Of
I dsrs A uumbeT Of troops. supposed 10 he tle
relief, were also seen d-sem5arkiuE from riTei
steamer a. Oyster point
The number vessels inside the oar was TO
| portsd ss b. forts he, ilcudinE the EroEsiass
/ az ruonit2Is, ttTss soops Of war, three gun
I bosfs siI a,0rtsr sclJcleIs etc AT liZEt-h0usf
! iDIet thers .eFtEe seventeen vessels Of dfrsres
classes. twcr y vessels IN s,oEo, sa3 clever
] bloehsders Of the bar, inclecirZa 10 gate aud ,
[ French vssreL
Al Eve p. H river stc1aef cana IN snt
! egwnseucsi trsl-6f fe1rilg troops from Folly q
I Noyris isiand From lie movements Of the IN
erov observable yesterday afternoon, anS th
disclosures elected from the Yankee letters
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walls Of Saztsr sha il in a vsry shs7s-
less condition now THAR Is desertsrs level
ing it sad coHaiRg over 70 ns every day
they give very po0re account Of It glad
70 get away so shiek We win be IN Pcs5as-
zion Of CAar.sssoA perhaps bY the mex Lns
wFits ysu 1t ia very ssually weather here zsd
has been for tive or three days, the vessel Is Foil-
ing abost liks an old wssh tab, or tilat sccount
Ee are not ssls to Dc much Ia The tignliug way.
foa must TemeRbar cur euus sTa lsBg fanga,
ahs We fgtt lsng wsy ell, 50 that your boy is
nHeh sAfeI
Ihess letters war mostly written las Saiar-
day, On ths night Of Which a sssand attempt
vas to be msds 70 antor the har5or. squaly
1satbsr PrsTs8ssd the sRisrPrise, bat we may
look fer ~ TsRsNal uBea tas first calm evcning.
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A man Ia his eariass Wss ridiug al0nr
A saily dresssd VIE b. his side
II sstiH zHi lsees he locked Ike qIern,
Ans be Ike King iu lis pride.
4 wo9 Lsavysr ssso3 oa he street as hey passsd
Ias eSrrisgs and coupe BE- eyed.
Ana SAID, At be worked with BIS sE1v On log
Il sisk Wss rleh znd eoaid ride.
Tbs nan "a bis sariazs rsIaark=d ta hil vie.
one th.uG 7f9l.d EiYa if I could
q Wv alV ssa th f1r fhe srreuvf1 sni tbs hsalth
Oi ihe lnan who saFvala the wood
A Peeity Young mad 'vla b1adIs Of work,
y hezs tics as th- m1-niug Fas fair.
Went tripping alGng HziLh q ria n z=flEl-
Wsiia h1--uizE q bowel ossashins ais.
sha looked on shs carriage; the laiy she saw
Arraysd IN apparel so aas.
An SAID % = VTl.-p-r. 7 vJtah f,oIn ny haart
Those sa-ius and lzcsE wsrs mi1s.F
Th- Iadv boxed on fa- us'd With her vrsrk
So fair h I-r caifcc drsss,
Au1 sad, aId 70 inquish P7sison -ns 5e.Ith
Esr hasuty aad youth . pssisss"
Th1s if Is 30 ths world 7Tlst-ver sar lot,
Or msuia sa.i our TINS employ.
IN i1rgilr sad si iglilr Or what We have ng--
U grateful - WAS re enjoy
We vvslcsuaa The pleasure for zdiol We have sfshsd
Tl. h--rt has void il Dr. E.ii
Grovfhg d-a5sr and Fi1er The i1ag-r We i've
Tha: nothing but Heaven can J.
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the North Of the slaves Of tAs ssut5. The sT-
ssnsiOs Of the riots iats New Engiand is a far
thsr warning thaf the war Chriatians p for
which that polemicsi csTnsr Of the land is note
ROSS have lost their held uBsH tks minds sf
the fg1sisg psrt Of The people; ssd, that, If the
S8Rth csnuot be conquered ky vsluntesrs, Il
IoEst remain uncsnqUecsd, inasmueh ~ the con
seriptabls part Of the esnnuuity will ralhsr
ight is oWR GoVegsusHt IN sappoTt cf tss
principles Of psrEonsl fes3om, than take up
arms Against Southsra Tsbals Hpon compalsi0n.
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ROWLAND SPRINGS
For SALE.

rT7HE. .p-eiert owner having business dsfsga nE ne hl
whole ard personal attenuoni naa 80 l5a = 81
,Is sirbIs uTo5errT ID will be iound iu't tie place
frr feFtrsss ana ean accommodate slz iailes -l -
- brii6 nes The place 10 wen known LAt q &c
scrfption ia SEEDED. o., -.
Far Ii Il IL 8 uusquaed there d large irsot
f land beangng % the place, papie OF fa.ins ~
fhsf zlay be wanted. Sew negro l1ftois i01 -''y "
rroes als0 a sarge new bGra . .
Pe-sous wishing purchase can come ane looA -
An, zropsrtF or Eddreza she Rnderaigned 81 Eto"aA
Ga VIZ T. = ttAso - 4 ..el,,-s,-.rr.rT
rr23 m A. ". MCEoas-tt'AeA@
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NEW PIRM.

-LETE have purchased the entire interest O. D. ".
W EUTSHE-0S in the trm q b. M Parks & Co,
sa6 have assacisttd 9 " KoIGHT Cur former &C.
couatant " n Is 10 the room OF g. " Hu-bss1E we
hss retired from Fsid hrzi
The AUeri0l and Commission business WILL a. here
raF re- be cC1dUCr6d -uler the and style Of l.
d PARKS CO., a. Ger two wei kagEn houses o.
Rhiteha street
ThsHsfI Tcr past favorE We h-pe, by oEs apPliCa
s,5l % tsln-s5 and constant stsntiou 30 he ruer=a
o. orr pstr0us merit rot olly coutHuaucer bit a.
Increased thErs OF tEe liberal patronage beretcoTe De-
atouad X. n. PARKS,
a ERA MULLER
.-rorm " KNIGHT
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NEW ToBACCO WAREHOUsE
HANCOCK & HUFF,
wholesale Dealers in Manufactured
and Smoking Tobacco,

anu AAANAAAA5 ANNNA~~NB
yisf Bun 1g e0rusr p ristts aud Foachtres streets
AtEHt p Georgia
TTATISG rem ved 20 ths shove lecsticn We Invite
= cur sreuos ana dealers generally % call and re
% FsiuF engaged exclusive y In the Io6scoo basi
11rFE ana 81 HE only our cHn account We Ezs u0H
rlruparud % Cfer over
1000 PkES. Tobacco,
fJcuprisiug sH grades, ron the lowest 20 the aars
- IElEae, e. very lcw prices
or senior partner being largely engaged 10 ths man
ufsciurs Il Tobssco at LynchburE Virginia Wil keep
ivfsrs- HAEOOCE 4 BUFF.
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CONFEDERATE MONEY
WANTED.

PLANTATION,
Containing si7h kuzsrcd eighty acfeE. situated n
ssresne oouu y A. nns msz west q Claton ana to
lsilss from The Ianbis hes riveT.
Esid place consists Of prairis, black h1i1ocA SO
Es.dv lands FiFs hundred ere cearel VI 'cA
fth Gs place, II ceEre1 the entire stock y laules
Hog and cattle. Al50, the C-rn, Fodder, Peas and
Copfs5erats money received In psyEeaL Terms
osrh Fer further particulars sddresz
b r. DE GRaFEENREID,
Co I sGLb Alabama segment
. Gen. O ~ tona sgiga1er
rrr ChaELau11Er Team.
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LU MP KIN HoUS z,
.FTEEE.E1S, G.E.

TUE undsrs gusd has taken this old aHd uellznOvH
EGTEL.
Aad Is determined 70 make ft frst class Hotel Eer
charges viii be uodsrzte and greatly below tie rates
a. Es.sls In other Citiss-
she inviss tie pu5ls generally, and ssgeGaiy ref1-
gees, Ike hs-5st TO give hsr . call
Mas. Dr.. CEDC
ia In Z. 70 Of TzaksrU WIHr
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CONTENTS oF ruE YANKEE szzEE


From tbs ChArlsa.o on Mercury. ssptsmbsr2I
We Rave s'rsaiy mentioned The frding, On
sullivsr'5 isfan3 beach, on sandy, Of a mail
bag with lel ers, which had f,ated ashore from
tie Uujted Stsies gunbost Ottawa We have
1aeu Furnished with several Of tbs letters for
lpusiesFon. 1t7vil be seen that they are writ
1 ten ffom On board the Ottsws 70 friends ct home
I and ikzg they throw considerable ught upon ;hs
operations sud iatanfioas Of the enemy. Al the
/ wrte-5 sDgesr 20 iudaigs ia tins fond dream cf
4 su ssrlY surrender o. CasTies.oa. There is s
/ general complaint Of sickness, and one Of tho
letters 1atcss the bayoo made ansnQ the Yam
( KEGS by cur s5slls TINS refsles one Of the pet
! fs'seh0o6s OF toe Newspaper csrespondsnbs.
/ We print g fow of the most interesting Of The
/ letters. The 6rst Of the batsh is a letter from
Cns Of tbs ofissgs Ct ths Ottawa 10 sister:
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U. S. GUEBoAr OTTAWA. Z
Augusr % 1RG2 (

DEAR j.: / vas delighted st the receipt Of
your ztud lstssr, aud, although scarcely able 70
vyrs.s, csnaot les an opportunity pass without
an Ebert 10 drop lils. I have been very Bn-
ven for 8 week Or 50, and confined the greater
sortion q ny tins 90 ny bed, with severe
attack Of rheumatism iu my baek-iuRbsgo
bsIievs tho dsesor tsTms it-snd tie ssvsrs ap-
ricatios IN the way Of blisteTs, etc, and being
made ths stors-bouse Of whole spoihecsTy
sbop. las 50 weakened me that can scarlely
wall; bat am now recovering, and will 5eon
b. ab5ut sqaiu. had drawback few nights
49,. from ths fae. OF orr vessels being detailed
an most hazardous 6Biy-whieh was no less
tt,,. asssnpanying the mentors right up TO the
-sstru.;oas ia tas lace Of all tbs forts, and a.
ter,,,ting e remove tksm. Everything was
rrsnsrs5 and we started from our an
lLG.,ge ard sood down the channel,
-, hsfors we Preached cur destination,
y,ioiert SQUALLS Of rain. and WiRd obliged %
70 r5sifs. TIE admiral sent for cur captain ans
vTbsa he gave him his sTdeTs for this psTilous
,vork ia which only enc other gunboat was TO
L. ern1loved said te him that We were tae o1iy
vassal Of that class thst be kasg be eoaid 81
Wv depend upon Ths cLplsia came down
as soon IS be returned on board, which WAS
Immediately before We started, read ne his or
! 5ers, and said that il was moas uniortpnais' my
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TgORT. j. LOWRY & 20.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

Johnson's BiocEs
v1RoMPT personal attention gives al 0rasss and
ecuEiEnElsut+
va.
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Our Location. .

On WVhitehau street. between Deca-
tu- azd the Atlanta and West Point
E1aiIrond.
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GBe 8lerpsis 3ppraI.
80 of AdEertisfng.

Al advsr- lsemsuts VII be charged two dollars per
bqsErs fer ths frss Insertion End one dsusr and fy
csztH fer each subsequent Insertion
LssAl sotoes VII be charged tie rate OF ffy s.s
Per lus.
ebdEsry r9tiees ehs-gsd e he rats OF twenty-five
es p- Hzs ana su ether sreiss not o. general pebble
interest A. sthe- advertisements
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Trou th0 Riean0aa TraalasF August sIsl.l

ASvice8 rscsived yesterday from the vicinity
Of Meadow BidEe, c5ufrm tha sstemsn. nsde
force lately At that point have returned 20 WI
lismsbufg.
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already published. we anticipate shortly some
stirring work Our casualties for ths last few
3Ev6 have been very slight.
The following is . list Of casualties q this
place during tho bonbAFdmens of Sunday, the
50 alt AL Of the 321 Gsorsis Volunteers
S. C. AIi5alebrcok, csmpaay A, side slightly.
y R0lsni, company Z leg slightly.
Chas- DAVIS, coEpsEy K, bsck slightly.
r Davis, company K, ear slightly and Sc
vs-elY stunned.
E G. Heriot, eozpsny K, slight bat painfHl.
EIdHU ToLaED.
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FlHgs O. truce for lie pnrp0se Of passing
eouns wUmsa and children across tbs river, were
held above ths .oEn ~ Er.day sad SstuvE1y.
Tho captain who eff a'e5 on he part of t8e
enemy, a member 0i K pssrick's staff, v1g ina
pudeat even beyssj ths Yankee s,audsrd, stat
ing tbst they hR5 rsialy attempted t8 "essch
uB With Stusri's cavalrF, that our army need
nsg fear" as taeg llsn4od giving Us ''sOms
/ sfe
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Unsold and unezpended Of per
cent. bonds, authorized by act OF
July, 90, about.-....-....---..'---;;--..,,-,.'
SIX per cent. loan authorized THIS
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AS the internal revenue act now stands,
a tax Of three per cent is laid upon all
incomes which exceed the sum Of six hun
dred dollars, leaving an income tax of
twelve dollars payable upon salary or
other income of one thousand dollars a
year. The Congressional Committee now
propose to deduct a mans rent from the
taxable portion of his income, SO that q
man who receives q salary of one thousand
dollars and who pays rent Of three hun
dred dollars year, is required to pay a
tax on one hundred dollars only-or three
dollars year-and in a similar proper
tion for any amount of income less than
ten thousand dellsrs year. In other
words, the original exemption Of six hun
drei dollars is increased by the amount of
house rent paid.