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Evening star., 1863-03-24
REAT NDUCE ENTS

GREAT IN MENTS
Is cents per yard for DRESS GOODS Of the best
fabrics and styles, worth 37lS to 50 centa.
We cannot guarantee to sell for those prices any
longer than for ono or two weeks, IS the goods
3, & W. MEYENBKRa,
Is Market Space, between 7th and 9Th sts.,
de 10 Under the Avenue House
LADIES' DRESS FURB!
JUST Arrived, another large and 6ne assortment
Of HQRs in sets and separate. Prom Pc up to $50,
bought befere the rise are thus enabled to suit
% Our stock Of DRY GOODS is daily INCREASED b.
aew arrivals. q. & W. MEYkNBVkG,
4e Market Space, under Avenue House,
no& Between 7th and 8th gt1.
il OR LADIES'
Embroidered, Gross Linen.
Henstitched, Top Bordered,
Mourning, and others.
FOR GENTLEMEN-
Colored Berdered, Hemstitched,
Fine Plain Large Size,
. Heavy German Handspun.
The above stock is yer, large, and We VIII offer
them without any advance on old prices until Feb.
lst g. & ". MEYENBERG,
4S Market Space uAdef Avenue Heuse,
ja2 between 7th and Sth SITS.
Evening star., 1863-03-24
TNTEREsTING FOR LADIES.

INIERESI4Nd Fun LAUAAc.
We have again reduced the prices Of large stock
of handsome Dress Goods to Is cents per yard,
worth 37lk to 50 cents.
Also, Noolen Hosiery, Glsves, Morinoes, Shawls,
Cloaks, Embroidsriss, &C., win be sold at reduced
prices.
V Our stock of Ladies' and Childrens g Dress and
Fancy Furs will be sold at great bargains. They
are all new made AMI fresh goods Of our own man.
ufacture. l. W. MEYENBERG,
As Marks space, bet. 7th and ath sts.,
de3l under the Avenue House.
Evening star., 1863-03-24

TnF LsTR ADAMS EMPRESS RoBBEgY-TEH
SAFE RFCoyERTp.-Ths robbery of Adams Tx.
pi">s. on " Nednestiay night las It. on the Northern
Cc.trai Railroad, between Cockeys VILE aud
PsI kioIi, was one OF the most afroitiy mana ged
that has occurred for some time. The rnorninn.
aitar the robbery q large reward was offered
and detcctiyes from Baltimore and citizens in
the vicinity OF Whitehall and Parkton COM
GieneGd tie search, aud the safe WAS yentualIy
found in Il mill race. When ken out of the
race b had large white pocket handk karchief
led around il on removing which II was dis
covered that the door had been blown omen
with Ganpowder, aud 4 part of the fuse Still
remained IN the lock. The Governments bonds.
CartIti cates and checks were all there, saturated
with water. bnt the money, some fifty Thousand
dollars. in Treasury notes and gold coin, was
zone.
PSoule joker annoItriees-Rebel Nhis,;ey
Cock aiis-The rebs being tired of whiskey
ptralg!.t. have stolen our htougiiJna. Ut
81 fhe rotai shipments of boots ard shoes by
rail- aEd SEA, Tor the past week from Boston
' ere !4,.!T easss. g n a.f
esr On Tuesday ea4 barrels Of iour. con trfp.a
nted t.y eigtzens OF Detroit, for the Lancashire
sufferers, ffschsd New York.
E% The louisville Journal asserts ina; the
r"tels ars rlsklne mighty irepa:si9ns tor me
y ~tAstpA4 g hepta'k ~ al G44 Il sTAGC
Evening star., 1863-03-24

inyisss q tie dsns@nstions of S. So 81, 81,
Of 0onsEsis .atscIisias National Currency, aD.
The designs muss be National in their character;
and pone win be considered that have been used,
in whole or in palt upon any currency bond, GER
pleted Bills must al BE- Of the UNIFORM Size Of seven
be for both the diverse and
their soseS:e the elloxine legend :Nssionsl Our:
Fs
Ts e s ts Of the II ss Of the
sosether With the promise = pay Of
Gsshssr b % 'ns n and
following legend: This note is receivable at par
oer a the
except for duties M on and also for al sals
United states and
@ @ wthn IT, the United States except inter
And also to have suitable tablets for i'm printing
the following synopsis Of sections 81 and 50 Of the
fsbrssr1 s m
craving, or aiding to make or engrave, or passing
Of sa G1
plate OF lmtretsGn made IN IN inttation Of it or
note Is printed is BY the act of Congress- approved
zSth February 1862 guilty of felony and subject to
fine not exceeding one thousand dollars, or i'm
Prisonnent not exceeding fifteen years at hard Ia
Designs will be received until the 18th day OF
March, 1863 and must in all cases be accompanied
by models, or illustrative Cravings. and the De;
pRrtnent reserves the right to reject any or all
that may be offered. For such designs parts of
designs as may be accepted, suitable compensation
will be paid, not exceeding in the aggregate two
hundred dollars for each noie; and the ptf de-
signs will then become the exclusive property of
the United States The designs not accepted will
be returned to the parties submitting them
Proposals will also be received for furnishing
dies in accordance with the designs: stating the
cost Of the completed dies and the date at which
they can be furnished the Secretary reserving the
right to accept designs or parts of designs and
causing them TO be engraved by other parties than
those submitting the designs if he deems it for the
interest of the Government to do SO. In all cases
the dles and all copies she,rso to be
In the seee ton Of designs. special attention win
be given to security against ceunterfeitng and
against alterations, as well IS to sutabieness for
currency.
Proposals and designs must be enclosed in sealed
envelopes and sirected to the Secretary of the
Treasury and plainly endorsed Designs and Pro;
on the 18th lay of March, 1853 st ls o'clock N.
s. p. CHASE,
;-eotd Secretary of the Treasury
Evening star., 1863-03-24
DE 1E HEALEDI aag
II READ AND BE WISE!

II !. HEAD AND BE WISE! ..fr
Go to DRS. BROTHERS, tk GRAY and be cured
They have given their particular att snliop to the
trea INT and of all forms of Disease par
ticparly that of private oh aracter for 20 years
This is the oldest ests blshed Botanic Medical Of
Zee in the District and have saved thousa ads
disgraceful and horrible death How i'm portant
II then for those unfortunates no ave bros sh
disease upon themselves be cured before it is too
late, thus preventing exposure of them selvss and
family. Once and residence, Il south b street
Island. opposite smith sonian In stitutan mS- Ims
CoGoA;a' - : : :,
sas - s. oHooplArs, Etc. 41~
sa..assssss Il. NAG NE, W
fsn sssssso -. 'Sss Psnnsyivsnis avenue.
s efss -'5fs 80 Z,
Evening star., 1863-03-24
CLOTHING, &c.
glU RRAH FOR SMIT HI
$50 SEVENTH STREET

SlIO LIN " SSC.
HuRRAH FOR sMITHli
$50 SEVENTH STREET.
He is selling Immense Bargains in
CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS,
HATS. CAPS, &c, &c.
Fer few days more we will offer our immense
stock at great bargains to make room for our
SPRING STOCK.
To those in want we say, now is the time to buy.
Remember that SMITHS is Headquarters for
Clothins-460 Seventh sire ct, tw o doors above
Bruce Co.'s. ]. b. SMITH. Clothier,
No. 468 Seventh street,
mar IL aud corner 2th st. and Pa av
GREAT DECLINE IN GOLD
In order to reduce present stock we have
REDUCED THE PRICE OF OUR CLOTHING
and are nov selling off at rapid rates.
The people find that
J. BRUCE CO.'S
is the place to buy
GOOD CLOTHING
Low RATES.
Call and secure some of the Great Bargains now
offered at No. AGA SEVENTH STREET, two doors
below Smiths. J. BRUCE & CO.,
marl7 Clothiers 464 Seventh st., nearF.
nISCHARGED SOLDIEKs
- are all invited to call at
SMITHS,
No. AGO SEVENTH STREET,
Opposite City Post 0Ge,
and get their
CLOTHING
ATLEss THAN NEW YORK PRICES
Soldiers can rely on Fair Dealing at
SMITHS,
No. AGO SEVENTH STREET,
CORNER GOTH STREET AND PA. Av.
Evening star., 1863-03-24
HOLIDAY PRESENTS

uANDsOMR HOLIDAY PRESKNTS!
Just opened another lot Of
Aandsome BLACK Cloth CLOAKS,
Rich Plush and frssted Beaver CLOAKS,
Rich Striped Broche and Cloth Long sHAWLs, In
new styles.
All at much less than former prices, to which
special attention of purchasers is invited
de - ]. w. Colby.
Evening star., 1863-03-24

FALL AND wINTER GOODS
L MILITARY AND CIVILIAN.
WALL STEPH EMS d GO. are now ooeujur
their FALL AND WINTER GOODS, snbrscips
nne DRESS COATS, D0ESKIN PANTS, VESTS
OVERCOATS. We have also . complete assort-
snent of BUsINE ESs SUITS, made in the most du-
rabie msnner 0ficsrs will find our Military Goods
de5iroas 70 their wants. Heavy WoeIen Blankets,
for camp use, at reasonable prices. -
WALEs STEPHENS d CO.,
322 PennsYivania avenue,
cc2s-dn between 9th and 10th streatk
Evening star., 1863-03-24
DRY GOODS. &c.

NEW sPRlN DRY OCDSi
go pieces new spring Calico
50 pieces Lawns. 50 3ieces pIeachsd Cotton
q Psees pieees MohsiP pds, Black silk
Table Linen, knssia. apefs, Napkins
Irish Linens, Towels. Crash, cotton and Linen
coa9.d xesass psa Pa,ss Snshs
New Style fssusrs and Long shswls, for sprins
Mourning Goods e every description
I6o dozen Ladies, Gents. aud Misses Cotton Hose
Hanakerclie Gloves. Gauntiets, Jouvins Kid
Cambria. swiss. Thread and vaieneisncss Idxinss
Is dozen Parasols, Sun Shades. ana Sun mbrellas,
All Of which we offer at very small ssyaeee. ivan 90
mar a3-2w,r d. TAYL0k W.
EhBRo1DER1Es EmsRo1pxRrrsY4
advance on old priesi. the following goods. such
CAMBRIC and SWISS BANDS,
Do. do. INsHRTING and EDG.
sssSiHs .ss sosss ;ss' and
Plain D.HsnsNtched ana Embroidered HANDKER-
With aSfs stock q 1ApIEgg = pNEgrE ESRHRsseAR sRHse
4s Market Space, (unasr Avenue House
mar IL between 7th and ath sts.
lust RECEIvED-A large stock Of Maltese
y Thread and Valeneienne Collars and sets, Plain
snd Embroidered Hsndkerehiefs, Infant Robes and
Waists, Thread and Pusher Lace Wells. Also, .
such IS Steel. Jet and Tortoise Shell Fins, Ear.
drops and Belt Olasps, Portemonnaies, Fans, &e.,
xhich Tili Dc sold st low priSss s9n is rssPect
fully sonsitea. fr VIM. WE1N Mstf.s SEsha. shs.
Evening star., 1863-03-24

ID BOYS CLOTHINGu
We hereby call every body's attention to our
III LARGE AND TASTY STOCK
.E of
BOYS CLOTHING,
to snit the season.
Being now pre- pared to fit all boys from five years
and up we invite every body to give US q call.
Remember motto, which is-Fair Balings
and Iotc Prices BAR Il BROTHER,
fe T-2m Southwest corner 7th and sts
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-16
Prom the same.

Yrom the oaBo
The t, w,s Ne IN nsbsesbias subject whs ws iss No
sms-hsv many the ehsDoss Of sscape-ho~ the non
(ssds By VA they sought make psrpstsawsfs e.
smptsd % payment Of seins smsant which tie pren@
rs Of sheddy few sspssivs muststs would realize
the points which srFs eooqua groups discussed not
only in The Ixsh District but throughout the city
From the Fsw.Ysrk World
Tie stack on this ss.sblshnsns Trn Tnsuxs ofacel
which seems have been part Of the prsgsnns foI the
days proceedings stated to have been brought prsms
,ur.ly and a. csnssqusacs lss sess ess ~
tsadsd
From the Same. W
Our reporter whs upon the ground IColorsd Orphan
Ayum describes the oonstsfnstisn Of the inmates ps''
ips descrpsu children sintsd with tsrr'f and v'r.
taken out. many Of them perfectly helpless Ons reported
&c having been tr.mped TO death The teachers were power
less TO help tts being utterly terrified ss the sppos'n o'
M nah not hpovIps what iaht be their fate Their sheks
and for help when the axes Of the nvsdsr'
sounded at the doors. were most horrible.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-16
Passenxers Arrived

n sseamshtp Edabsvgh Sross Lsseypoos-Mesrs = b:a
Eoda:.s P.st H.y.. John sss ssiers RfS:d H:,:
,%; n;y % Nd s nm y. spd M sss . r.:
MeC.Ss Iiis N. Mecsb: N {. slsesnb. The: w.sh, Hn
Walsh sud .sv:n. Mr.. Kin..msa M F.rFsso. Aay sa'
.sss t: s TT st H.. s: Ss:.:
S tssn Hem Hsa..1:. NJ: Bs.es, M. G.;: I:s::, I;, =
Wood. Capt Morton, Capt H.rnsr p,sads.. % G. Del:
M. ' 'IssfF ;Ss .:s = Nj: 4: II:
ls ss.emsIip Eagle J'o~ Ro.a.s.Hi. Hzs.,srey ss
H:s;: .. sst C: ssas a.. s:
nez c. B. Psrkinsen, lady child and ss,ysrt j. oSns
GCr S x rGs: Nj. iIa rSsrs lore M fs sa,:s
and servant, J. A Yssss. raqpsms. r. Pens Jas.r,
S:D:a Ns,s.pS I':: s,:,n No 'Ss vs,. p ss:
J. r Florid., A. Cssspors. 8. Xrmss. >. H Smith:
ss.ss",s % - g. Castro DS's: s:'p
lady and child. J. Amss and lady. Miss Avi1ss Mis- a
%,: 4 I;s:ss Ts:ss :pd .: :si.'i sfsssi ss
Mr.. L. Alderman. N. Phsi,n. lsay and en- A. P0hIm..
.,. L.n.. and lady a:S, SsI, S.s. s1d NJ sI9
Knsh j. T.jousrs. g. Hubbard }. s. jenkins Sonist
2 sost, o9a.s, o;da,..sus, g PsI.s n. Tds.nysf
M.SiSoS. n ia, an. d.u:h.s: Mstis M.ei.i L CsyI.
L,coas Silver ard wi s. ss fta. s;I'' ,:Is n Sen:
Gallo .Pm:o w K:%2, B. = D'li'r R. e"'"' J. n's
Lieut. ~ 'ssS's cS ss:s s.ss Ss: sd
A..i.tsut Surgeon Prsss WIN Underwood, Lieut. ONeiL
2sth sss C.Dt. Lying D stu,snysa Lsa. nsSoa r. Y e
II brig Hta,tia. iron. Brmsda-F. Psrdee snd lsdy
C. CD Doos.s. md two children Mis- May W.ou M Be.as
nd son Ehss B. Ass NM 'G9: :... j. Sa.si sa:T
HuchibgA
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-16
Special Session.

OyycrALl--sPxcIAL SEs.los Juiy Is, l96s
TIE Board me, in thsr Chamber No ls City Hall pursu
art 10 tie 10 Lowing call; a., zoe.
To JAxas NJ SWEENEY, Clerk cf m. Board u GoHne'sn
sE You win call special nss,ins Of the Board Of Coon
purpo,e taxing scton to raise - the eom
sta0n Of the quota called 10. oe M, esun ~ d.r o'
dan. - NonnAs JOSEo rrsushs
the tsiiowiug bsrs. ,s.:
Councilmso H.ny, Keenan,. Sanford, Webster; MeVsy
Gfoss BIady Mcdonnell, Repper HonsbsiiD. Hsviisnd
Cav, McGnth, Murray OBren, Brandon. bice, Russell
itsser.ld sud.Jcyce-aL
Cosunsn Hall moved ths' the further readr: Of the
minutes ba suspended tor the purpose Of taking up report o
the Committee finance the sub OF tho impending
Which va. carried. ..... ...
. REPORT.
Repet OF Committee finance In favor Of adopting 81
ordinance stug Ss 3c COS 70 commute for the
number called fos the City sf Ne~-ierk on the
imIendiug DRAFT
couocnsn Bn AspoS moved 70 amend sad ordinance by
s thsr-ron sho af hfos million hundred
hy Thousand dollars and Inserting 'u lieu thereof ihs
make the sppy ony to those con,ctp who may be
unsb. to pay the eoalr utasoa three hundred sonss
Counc.a GKoss tina, tn. further consideration ,i
tho report 6s su'po.dsd f.I the puipo.s PsPsi
Which carried. .... .. .... .,
PAPERS FRox THE BOARD or ALDERMEN.
PIsaubo with ordinance rsevs tho city of NewYork
from tho un.qua operation of tho eonicrpion aud
courage volunteering l. n..I t'.t ..
Couneiman Housnr.L,s moved that this Board do now
With the Board Of Aldermen In the adoption Of such
Which ~.s carried by the following VOTE ,iai
Xfirmative--Counclmen He.iy kssnsn. s.odfora. The
President Webster Mevsy. GIos. Brady, Mcconnell Rep
per- Holgh4in Haviand, Cav. MeOrstb, Murray. UBneu
brandon, Bnc, Russell FitIs1isld aud Joyee,-!I. :,
Councilman kRksAE moved thst the Boasd do now sd-
l'T1tUhh l1Uh,.h c,,,sd nr ggi'aaf.G gg1 ,li) '
Whsr.vpon Ihs PsxMpxsr declared that the Boaniscod
'''aIh'a " a' io0' ''. Si swEENS W.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-16
Proclamation.


Whereas, II is manifest that combinations
for forcbs resistance to the lave of the State Of
New-York and the execution OF civil and criminal
process exist in the City and County of New-York,
whereby The peace and safety OF the city and the
ves and property Of its inhabitants endangered
and
Whereas, The power Of the said city and county
has been exer,ed, and ia not sufficient to enable the
officers of the said city and county to maintsn the
laws of the State and execute the legal process Of
its officers; and
Whereas. Application has been made to me by tho
Sheriff Of the City and County of New-York, TO
declare the said city aud county to be in state Of
insurrection;
Now therefore I, HoRATIo SIrnoUR, Governor
Of the State Of Eew-York, and COMMANDMENT Chief
Of the forces of the same d. in its name and by its
authority, issue this proclamation, in accordance
with the statute in such csses made and provided.
and DO hereby declare the City and County Of New
York To be in state Of insurrectiop, and give 10.
tice to all persons that the means provided by
the laws Of this State for the maintenance Of law
and order will DO employed to whatever degree may
be necessary and that all persons who shall, after
the publication of this Proclamation, resist or Gic
or assist in resisting, any force ordered out by the
Governor to quell or suppress such ipsurection,"
will render themselves liable to the penalties pre-
scribed by law. HoRATIo SEYMOUR.
ksp Yovk, July H. 1853.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-16
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCK.
PORT OF .JvIY 10
Cleared.

Steamer Diamond State, Nicksl Washington.
ship-Johssns tPus }. Dsmks, Antwerp, "m. salem
Co. OLD
Bsti-Ani.. CorsDdsr, Ciudsd Bolivar.
Bhss-Rrgins (Ef az Csshen Hsrbor 9rsce, 8. Dssley
Goid Hunter (Br Cam, Cow Bay, BOYD Hencksn Ross
Abbott tBr) Willemp, st. Thomss. Whitman Co. Hebt
lDsu.l Lowe Cefk Fupch, Meucks Wsndt; Sparkling
Weve wilson Bristol. Aymsr Co.
senoonsr.-w Wentworth, Burgsss st. John. n. B. D. r.
Dewolf vento.s Roberts. Rock isandi Kant lBI fsrIy,
ST. Gvorges, Bermuda B. Gsgsr
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-16
P. Reagan Of No. lis East Thirteenth street VA

P. Reagan Of No. lis East Thirteenth street. VA
shot dead. , ... I.., or ,..- arstl s.r. 5.d e
James Haggerty, shot through the lung; 10 not
expected to live. ia Iona. ., ,.,.,.I
A little girl living on First avenue, between
Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets, was wounded
on the sidewalk.
A little boy, Frederick Duggnns, Of No. 2S5 First
avenue, was shot in the leg; his father and mother
are deaf mutes. I
A womap looking ont at a window between
Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets was killed.
The 7th Regiment ttbe few members at home,
under Col. Nevers) attended 10 the only duty as
signed them-takng care Of their Armory-until
about D. M, when 400 men Of the 7th and 22d pro-
ceeded to Mr.. Webs sh;p-ysrd, where it was said
that the Rebel rioters were gathering to burn the
great ;ron-cad ram building. Their presence pre-
vented any demonstration. although one was prefg.
ured BY the sending up Of rockets from that direc-
ticn.
large number Of the 7th Reserve were down a,
their armory, and some newly -enroled, among them
Chauncey Shsfer, whose ability to do guard duty
was tested at great length and who made asonish
ing progress learning TO load and fire for one day
The following fires were set by the rioters at va
rious times since our lsst report:
Aller,on's Hotel, in Eleventh avenue ct Forty-frs
street; damage $4,000.
The we.hawken Ferry House. foot Of Forty
second street; damage $500.
Ross & Co.'S pork-packing establishment, at th'
corner Of Washington AID Houston streets; damage
5000.
private house in Thirty-,hird street, betweeI
Fifth and Madison avenues, at about lOi o'clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-16

ufyiATrRn AAAsAo
,an-Risss,,< seta a........7;29 MssH-Rises. 7ic
wArBR rars DAT.
andy Hoos. 6;l0 Gov. lsisnd. 8:a5 Hsuosss..'W;1
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-16

The decimal system has just bseu sdopssd By
the Peruvian Government Tho CHILEAN Govern
ment bad set the example. D ..r ssfo Woo
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-16

IAN italian version Of q Mssbety sto % pro
duesd a. her Majs:ly's Theatsr ip I.ondon-IJRntSs
represents The was of tAs ambitious Asas. a. od
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-16
Sailed,

-, sailed yas u boom
Steamship (Br.) Tor Liverpool I'm.
Bnrks--M equssh. George ,...
sns-NSs.s asS,sH'y;set Ri;ss1 &c sssS.n:s q and
from Boston for POrt-au Prince WITH eva p'tS 49,
pa, Into this port yessevdsy isSkiss Ossy'
-eoGuonas iqmqnnaI aI.sai,i.ers, sii. !. &c.
~ xs, v...s, An. nvou for &C. Dem1pss, u da1Gtoe
sus mo BsrmuJs 1th iu with Lees ef sas cad sa ~
- 80 aarsek " tthtstlb hr5fsla ncs - w.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-16

UNITED eTATIs CIRCUIT cOURT-yvly N-Bssors
Judge BRrrs.
TIE c. .. COURT Bull DISC rHREArgSrD By The
MOB.
Judge Belts, this morning, on the opening Of the
Court stated thai he'd received inmatsn Ma ths u
Court building might be attack cd BY the otsr In oon.
seauencs tho turbulent state u aaa hs sseua ass
the Court 10 Friday - -
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-16
LAW INTRLLIGRHC1.

SUPERl0k C0URT-CnAnBaBs-yuLI M-bes~ JUoee
NoHoRfBp.
Richard f. Mount, ir., ast John Moffatt st A.
Motion 70 continue injunction denied With el0 costa The
order TO show cause VIII b discharged (8ss Mem With
Cisrh q Chsnbeu.l
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-03-06
VERMONT ITEMS.

The Board Of Managers Of the Vt. His
torical Society have decided to hold the next
special meeting a, Windsor, on the first and
second days Of July, 1863 in commemora-
ton Of the adoption Of the first Constitution
Of Vermont, at Windsor, on the ID day OF
July, A. d. l777.
Major General VIM F. Smith, who left the
State in July, 1861, as Colonel Of the 80 Yer
mont Regiment. but who i, now in command
Of Gen. Burnsides old corps is direct de-
scendent Of the late Capt Samuel Robinson,
Of Bennington.
The sa%-mill and lath mandatory attach
ed, of John Townshend 81 Son, Woodford
Hollow was destroyed by fire, together with
all the contents, Feb oath. Loss $500, and
no insurance.
German Cutting Of Shoreham last week
sold Fisher & Chapman Of Ohio ten ewes for
$1,000 David Cutting of Shoreham to
Moore Of Ohio five ewes for $500. The
same also sold two buck lambs for S225
NJ 10 Ellsworth of Cornwall sold thirty-three
ewes for 81, IS, and a ram for 1925.
Hon. Daniel Needham. of Queeche, has
been appointed to represent the State Agri-
cultural Society at the Great international
Exhibition at Hamburger in July next.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-03-06
THE REACTION AGAINST THE COP
PERHkADS.

The Reaction against the Copperheads has
reached the army of the Potomac, as is indi-
Gated by officers Of Indiana, New Hampshire
and 10th Vermont regiments, also by the
Germans. The declaration of the former are
very emphatic against the opponents of the
war and so is the letter of the Germans to
the President which is also more diguifed, as
it was right for letter to the President to
be. We copy the letter:
CANT NEAR SrApFoRD CoUHr- HousE, Feb. p. 1868,
His ENoellcucy, President or rnE USirED srArRs
We can celebrate the birthday Of 'he great Father Of
ms Republic IA no more appropriate manner nan oy a
dressing you, Sir renewed expression OF the sentl-
ments which animated when we took arms ot the de-
Tense Of the integrity Of the Union and which since that
daY, has never ceased to animate US.
We have learned with the deepest concern that efforts
are made in the lo,a states 10 The condolences
ofhe people by false representations, to undermine the
slmpathes Of the masses with the great cause which is
the subject ofthis conflict % embaass the Government
IN the prosecution Of the and thus TO deliver the Re
public into the hands II her enemies. We cannot mud
language strong ugh to express our adherence Of the
lions
They have taken advantage Of oertai measures the
Government adopted for the purpose OF putting down the
Rebellion, and as just in themselves, we hail the mea-
sutes as evidences Of that energy and determination
which alone can lead Ia victory. We ready a.
ever 10 hsht suer and die for the sacred cause Of the
Union which is the ~ human liberty and progress
AM more ready than ever 10 punish traitors al home Just
as well as the Rebels in arms
We hope to day II reckoning between those who
went into the field willing sacrifice their all for m ia
country, and those miserable hypocriies who the
mencement Of the war ornged before the majestic upris
ing Of pulat enthusiasm, aud now avail themselves OF
an hour Of misfortune and danger TO defeat Efforts
barter away the great future Of this Union and tribe
with the blood Of the people
On us, Sir, you can rely. By the memory Of the Il.
uslrous patriots whose birthday celebrate by the
olood Of the many brave men whom we saw dropping
rom our ranks the field of ba lie day the
oah We once have tnk'n and will fight against the enc