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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-06-26

RELATIVE TO THE ASSESSMENT or THE IN
COME TAX
The income tax must be- assessed and paid 10 the dis
riot in which the assessed person resides The place
where person votes, is entitled q vote, Is eomod
his resdence When not voter the place where tax on
personal property Is paid Is held to be the place OF resi-
deuce
Ia cases OF limited partnerships orm,d with the con
diuHu that no dividend or division II profits shall be
Der OF such firm will be rcquifed 90 his shnro OF
profits arising from such business Tor the year 1862,
bad they SO desired. division o the profits could nave
been made.
Gaos PROFITS realized FROM the sale of property dur
DO Wnyear lsG2 Viii prlpaftY Nas rr chased before
thr T. tuse Law went n" elect sh uti O" returned as
income Tor the year 1852
The executors or administrators Of the estates OF per
SONS VIII died n the 1862, should make return Of
the income thereof for the year ls6l
merchants return NJ income should cover the bust
ness VI the year 1852 excluding previous years I'm
collected accounts must be estimated.
Physicians and lawyers should include actual receipts
f1 services rendered in 1862 together With an estimate
Of unrealzed or contingent income due &, that year
Dividends aud interest payable in 1852 should De re-
turned as income for that year no matter when declarcd
Dividends derived fum gas stock are taxable bis Income
Income derived from coal mines must be returned al-
Though tax bias been previously paid on the coal pro
dn 40 deduol'n canOe made Do cause oi thc diWin
shed value actual or suppose OF he coal vein of bed,
by The process OF mining Rent derived from coal muc-
is income.
| as "a deduction Boo statement uf income.
Pensions received from Che United States Gnvernmtnt
must pe returned Win other income subject Co nNatian
Ola debts formerly c0usd rcd Aupclss-ly lost bot paid
within he time covered bi hr return Vt income should
be- included Doe thi. statement
Dehr. considered hppcessy lost the 3st of Dcccu-
bcr 1862 md due 90 thc business " the wear 1862
uo deducted from the profit, of business f subsrautut
y paid they must be included iu ihe return too the year
10 order To give fu effect 20 'hc povso to the Dist
section Of the actof Juy lst 1852 expecting Ia tax
that portion If iu de iyed from United rtatcs sccu
ut,s o. is directed that when income s derived partly
um these and partly frou other sources the $500 and
otbc allowance mad, by n shall be deducted as far as
] f az &. q r
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III
lh' curse of Republics s aud ever bias been
speech. N9l i"At freedom OF speech
.'I gives % tAe ciizen a rsht to express his
..Alon- '' iuc fytt aha ihe "foHg which ena-
a.m ooiIls t' advocate what ms conscience
uIl. nothing too sacred for iis harsh criticisms :
a|.ing Zoo elevated Tor iis cynical hnss noh-
H- beyond the reach oi its coar,e-t lests winch
Iru-, personal and party feelings into the bal
A7.e against authority aud ior the least personal
Ir party -uEht. opens battery OF abuse.
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Whole nu~ NOR Of Cattle at market 100 $50
Beeyeu and 20 s torres, consisting Of Working Oxen
Mich Cows, and one, two and three year old
Prices Of Market Beef-EKtTA, $500 80 20 FIRST
quality. $500, s,25 Second quality, $500 O,OO Third
quality, 5000, 600
Working Oxen, pr pair.-Sl0Oa $40.
Cows aud Cayes.--S25 30a SO
Yearings.-SO,0 90 900; two years old 500, 90 Co.,
90; three years old 800 90 00,00.
Sheep and Lambs-200O market prices In lots - 90
A 500 each extra, SO so 500, 5000,
Spring Lambs--2,25, A4,76
Hides, ISL 20 pr 10. fallow, as IL pr ID
Veal Calves, 90 &c per h. Calf Skins, IL lac pr ID
Pelts, $50 a 10 each,
KrwARKs There wts about one third more cattle
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-06-26

The ATLANTIC MONTHLY Boston, 1ickner
and Fields.
The number for July is before ne, being
the first Of volume twelve. The Atlantic"
/, not only the best monthly Of its class, but
the neatest. Its fine white paper and clear
typography are pleasant to the eye. Every
way, New England has right to be proud Of
il,
Nine Demorcsts quarterly Mirror Of
Fashions, for the summer ending with August,
gives five new dress patterns, and an extra
sheet Of braid-work, with any quantity Of
drawings of article, OF dress for ladies and
children, from the hat on top Of the head to
the toe Of a slipper. Price Is cents per copy,
or 81 yearly.
Poterson's Ladies' National Magazine COM
mcnces volume forty-four with the number
for July. 1t is Of the same class as Godey's,
but not as full, and not as expensive. 81 per
wear. OF course this is the time for old sub
.aubcrs TO renew their subscriptions, and for
new ones TO begin.
Godcy's Lady'a Book for July, being the
fret number Of vol. 81, contains one hundred
pages Of reading matter and sixty-threo en-
Cravings
We have the pleasure of announcing the
capture Of rebel war steamer. the Atlanta,
formerly British steamer. the Flngal. The
Adj nta steamed out OF Savannah to attack
Co.lo Fort seymour, but was attacked by
ua .roa.cAds Weolavken and Montauk aud
captured in thirty minutes.
The following promotions have been made
DO td6 Ninth Vermont Regiment since May %:
Lieut. Col. Edward II. Ripley Of RUTLAND,
.l be- Colonel, vice Andrews, resigned
Lieut. Josiah o Livingston, OF Marshaeld,
% De Adjutant, vice S,eans, gned.
Pod .Aent Alvan p Vaughn, Of Wood
bury, to be Let Lieut. c.. J. vice Livingston
promoted.
Patents issued 60 Vermonters from the u.
S. Patent Once for the week ending June
rs. 1868:
Henry d. Dunbar Of Hagtand. for improve
ment IN tistons for steam engines
j j. Richardson of Woodstock for inn
Ur9vemeut IN wreuches.
David N. Smith Of springfield, for improve
meme ia spring book fastening for garments.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-06-26

New Orleans correspondent from steam
Locust Point stttes that our siege batteries
lye been opened on the Port Hudson Bate
la. and a continual rain OF shot and shell Is
pong poured into the enemy's works. Sew
pa buildings supposed TO have contained
A lmmissary stores were destroyed and the
be.s are known TO be suffering some in kill
A and wounded An expedition has driven
i"ay force Of rebels collected at Clinton
llsserters coming into our lines report the
iebe strength at least 10000 well clothed
u suffering for food rs OF 80 of our men are
\ hly added to the killed and wounded list by
'ae enemy's sharp shooters.
L, S. Marshal Murray Of this city has re-
,'ed a letter from Daniel Sargent, U. 5.
consular Agent at Matthewstown, Bahama,
ealed 9Th inst, in which the following interest
X postscript appears By an arrival from
Thomas we Just hear that Semmes ana
nee Of his officers have been transferred at
I" Thomas, on board l6 gun frigate, just
from England. His first Lieutenant
Y 70 the Alabama.
The Georgia, for that is the name Of the
." craft, has it is said two heavier guns than
y on board the Alabama.
he Richmond Dispatch Of the 10th says
A1hmond is about to be uncovered of the
ense afforded by the proximity of Lees
qnya part of which is already in the Valley
Virginia aud probably in Maryland, and the
will probably follow on where they can
I'd be brought to our assistance, should they
b needed.
Dates from the City of Mexico via Acapul-
Y are to the Gath Of May. All the French
%'aents have been compelled to leave the
ny Gen. Juarez had taken command of the
eAlcan troops. The Mexican Notifications
! nc being strengthened and it was be-
Sed that the Government would food the
icy on the approach of the French and
Dinner
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-06-26
DIR. TOBIAS VENETIAN HORSE LINI
MENU.

pint bottles at hy cents EACH for ameness, cuts CALLS
collie, sprans 80, warranted cheaper than any other
1t is used by all the Vseat horsemen on Long Island
courses It will ring bone spawn, there
is liniment in existence that will What 1t ia stated
to cure il positively does. No oDasr Of horses oil b.
,oiAout after trying bois. One dose revyes and
often saves the life Of Au overheated driven horse.
For collie aud belly ache It has never failed just as
sure the rises iusts, sure is this valuable Lin
noentto b. he Horse emhrocston Of the DAY.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-06-26

ln Montpelier Jolc 2)m, Mr. David Gbbns aged
about 20 Yeats
10 Montpelier. April 5h. Mr. silas Jones. gcd 70
years. II months aud Is days Massachusetts, papers
please copy.
ln stove June 2Oh Ezra smith. aged 40 years, for
meriy VI Marshfcd
Zoo Bcru. june len. of dipthcr9. George N stewart,
youngest son OF 10 81. aud NJ. ID stewart aged years,
aud months
In Barre May &c. Ira and Ida infant children Of Il.
= aud 5. G Smith.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-06-26
VOLUNTEERS, READ TINS.

For the arrangement Of the system, Change Of Diet,
Wounds Sores Bruises and Erupuons. to which every
Volunteer is liable, the remedies so safe
yenient and Holoways Pills 4 Ointment, thor
oughly tested in the Crmeau and italian Campaigns
Only q cents per box or pot
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GREAT TOILET TRIUMPH
THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE
OF AN INVALID,

Published for the benefit, and warning aud eau
TON TO YOUNG MEN who suffer from Nervous De-
biity, Premature Decay Of Manhood etc, supplying
the same time, the MEANS OF SELF CURE. By
who has cured himself after being put to great
pcnse and injury through medical humbug and quaekory
by enclosing postpaid addressed envelope, single
copies may be had # tho author,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ,
63O5 Bedford, Kings County, n. Y.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-06-26
GRiCE'S Celebrated SiLVE.
A SURE RELIEF FOR THE SUFFERER.

This Salve Is vegetable preparation, invent
ed in the l7th century, by On. WV. GRAcr,
surgeon in King James's army. Through its
agency he cured thousands Of most serious sores
and wounds that baillod the skill of the most
eminent physicians Of his day, and was regarded
by all who knew him as public bcnefacior.
Graee's Celebrated salve cures Burns.
0raee's Celebrated salvo cures scalds.
Graoe's Celebrated salve cures FLESH Wounds.
0raoo'B Celebrated salvo cures Corns.
Graoe's Celebrated salvo cures Felons
Graoo's Celebrated Salve cures Frozon Limbs.
0raeo's Celebrated salve cures wens
Grato's Celebrated salvo cures Callouses.
Graoe's Celebrated salvo cures Salt Rhoum.
ofaee.s Celebrated salvo cures Chilhlains.
Graoe's Celebrated salvo cures Sore Breast
orace,s Celebrated salvo cures Sore Lips
1raoes Celebrated salvo cures Erysipelas soros
0races Celebrated salve cures Assesses
traces Celebrated Salvo cures Ulcers.
1races Celebrated salvo ouroa Chappod Hands.
Graoo's Celebrated salve cures Ringworms.
And from Sores and Wounds Of the mos, serious
nature down TO a common pmplc. It cradi-
Gates Pimples from the face and beauties the
skin. There is no preparation before the public
that can equal this Salvc in prompt and encr-
gctic action for the speedy cure Of external dis
cases, as those who have tried its virtues testify
Soldiers, Sailors, aud Fishermen, will find this
Salvu their best friend.
II has none Of the irritating. heating proper
ties Of other remedies, but cools, clcanses and
heals the most serious Sores and Wounds.
Every family and especially those containing
children should keep a box on hand ia case Of
accident FOR it will save them much trouble.
suffering, aud money An it wants is fair
trial to cure Old and inveterate Sores.
MANUFACTURED by
WILLIAM CIR a CE.
sNfrs~pr~pE
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.peArl, peril 7O-0A9l.2
Potato 4lZal "a


REMARKS -Ihe rise in gold aud the doubt attending
the military Operations tend 10 check the downward
dency Of prices. Ashes are steady and firm Cotton
uuiei, without material change The reoop's Of flour
have been quite large aud considerable decline has
taken place The market is unsettled, and unless gold
advances materially prices must drop. Corn quite hrm,
closing higher Oats dull and lower with sPall sales
arm Butter comes In more freely, aud the market is
well supplied. Cheese hrm. White beans ia moderate
demand In wool, we notice increased demand for
neeee and pulled and there is a drmT feeling Manu-
faoturers are purchasing only wanted but hodefs
confident that prices will 10 lower for the present and
that the moderate stock Of domescs will all be wanted
before the new clips come TO maket
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-Vo CARRIAGE MAKERS. The sub

FFNO CARRIAGE MAKERS. 49, The sub
l scrher wishes 20 rent his shop situated in Cabot
Village. good Carriage Maker said shop has IA %
all the Machinery necessary for carrying on the Carriage
making business consisting Of Circular and Gig Saws,
Ienoni NJ aud Mortcing Machines, Planning Machine
and Turning Lathe. with good water power, and room
sufficient for carrying extensive business. There
also good rooms for painting, together with Black
smith Shop.
Also, good Dwelling house, with Barn and Shed at
tlched
hi, Of the best locations in this vicinity for the
above business.
Terms reasonable and possession given immediately
JASON BRITT
Cabot, March n, 1868. 45u
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LUTHER NEwCoMB. Clerk.
HRNAS CARPENTER, Solicitor. $3.50
NTAT OF We r NJ o N t.

- TAT u O + We r NJ o N T,
- WASHINGTON DISTRICT, SIS.
To Probate Court. hnldeu at Montpelier, the 23d
day nf June. A. d 1853
Moses Holden, administrator NJ the estate Of Mercy
Athcruu, late of Middescx, IN said district deceased
makes application % said court, with the aud
appreciation ofhe heirs and asgnees OF heir " said
ceased residing la this State for license sell the
whne 90 the real estate u said deceased representing
that said sale would be beneficial to the heirs Of said de-
ceased, and those interested in said Whereupon,
d. is ordered hy said court, that said application be
trcd 20 the l4th day Of July AID 1853 the Probate
office in Montpelier hearing and decision thereon
and it is further oriee that all persons interested be
notified hereof by Publication Of notice Of this appca
ton and order thereon three weeks successfully In the
Vermont Watchnian state Journal, printed at Mont
peier before said time " hearing that they may appear
At said time aud place, and, II they see cause, object
thereto.
By the court,
6y60 Attest N A CHASE REGISTER
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w OLE ELS
Aromatic Schiedam SchnappS.

universal curative m CONSUMPTION removing
the Iubereles h,alus the uleers and removing tie
cough.
Recommended by the MEDICAL FACULTY as
CAruoLicoN 10 the removal of DNS'GPolA ia an is
o1ns
In DROPsY its established properties have long teen
without rival as atestcd by universal medical test-
mouy
mo Diprcdc and Solvent properties ofihe Aromatic
schiodlm schAapps," render g. decidedly eigacious
GRAVEL and lll other atlce' MS or Che Kidneys.
In GOUT ard RHEUMATISM, if taken iu the form
~ warm punch, ihc patient lying warmly covered ia bed.
ibis pure alcoholic di.uation VIII effect speedy
Taken As hot punch, in HUMORALand sPAsMoD-
10 ASTHMA itaG,ds immediate relief from the dis
uessius ,yml toms
BY lbs peculiar aud specific qualities, it trrests the
cold stage in AGUE and FEVER, and prepares the
system for the administration VI the admitted curatiyes
Of this disease
Administered in CHOLERA MoRBUS and collie,
Removes sp4sD. restores the function of the Liver.
and rapidly produces healthy sccrctions 1t should De
taken mixed with hot water and sugar
Asa NERNtNE, TONIC aud PURIFIER Of the
blood t'ia Of fifteen years in all climates and under
all circumstances has stamped it with universal appro-
baton
Peculiarly adapted the complaints Of delicate FE-
MALES, it siand pre-eminent among the established
curauyes Of the day.
It is the only alcoholic preparation, in country,
that be- generally imuibed with pleasure and safety
never when taken to producing headache
other unpleasant consequences.
Sold handsomely wrapped in yellow papers, in pint
and quart bottles by all Druggists Apohecaries and
Groccrs in the United States Purchase from the adj
yerised agent, prevent imposition in couutefeits
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CtHARLES n. BUGBEE'S ESTATE
~ Tho subscribers, having been appointed by the Hon
orablc Probate Court for the District u Randolph,
commissioners, to receive examine and adjust all claims
and demands Of all persons agans the estate Of Chas n.
BuEbec, late of Orange IN said district deceased,
represented insolvent aud the term of six months
from the 10Th day Of June 1868. being allowed by
said court to the creditors Of said deceased exhibit and
prove their respective claims before Give notice that
will attend TO the duties Of appointment az the
dwelling house Of Moses Emerson, in Orange, in said
district the 81 Monday u July and November next
at o'clock, in the afternoon, each Of said days
T. * FRENCH, lcorn,r.
T. l.. SMITH, '" 70
Orange, June 20 h, D. 1868 $500
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JOSEPH HOwEs' ESTATE

OSEPH IL w ES' ESTATE
~ The subscribers having been appointed by the Hon
able Probate Court Tor the district Of Washington,
missoncrs receive examine and adjust all claims and
demands of s persons, against the estate OF Joseph
Huwes, late Of Montpelier in said district deceased rep
resented nsoyen and the term Of six months from the
lOh day " June. 1868, being allowed by said Court
the creditors OF said deceased to exhibit and prove
their respective claims before Give notice. that
will attend IN the duties Of appointment at the
Of Geo W Scott in Montpelier in said district,
the 10Th day Of August and December next at O'clock
in the afternoon, each Of said days.
GEO W. SCOTT, C.,.
JAMES q. FRENCH, No'' 10
Montpelier. June OH. A D. 1868 565s
HAME into the enclosure of the subscriber
~ about the LIST Of June, bright bay colt dark
aud tall supposed 10 be three years old The
requested to call and prove property, pay
charges and take her away.
Orange, June Is, 1868. $3.50
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Acgdl Noticts.
- WASHINGTON COUNTY, SIS.
In Chancery, Washinatou County March Term, 1868.
JOHN NJ DANE

I
! In Chancery, WASHINGTON County, March Term 1863
JOHN N. DANE
ALDEN II MORRILL,. II. NJ. BATES NORTH.
FIELD BANK HRIAN CARPFNTFR kNb
ROSWELL X. KEITH.
Whereas John NJ Dane N Norihaeld. in me County
n Washiugf has cd n this Cour, his Petition FOR
Foreclosure u Mortgage scthnx forth that Alden r
Morrill, NJ said Northhed. the fourth dsy Of Juy
1856, executed 20 the said John NJ. Dane, mortgage
deed q certain land ia Mortified aforesaid described
follows
Being bounded on The North by Vine Street. on the
wcF hy lan1 owned by The village N Mortified and A.
Wcthcfby. The South by land decided said A. X. Nor
by Joseph CLARK and j. s Rdridae and on the East
by land owned BY the Vermont Central Railroad Com
pany aud being the premises conveyed BY Lyman
Holden snd Wife 10 David F. Ba Der BY deed dated Jan
vary % A. d 1856. and BY said Barber to said Morrill,
bv deed dated February %. A D. 1855. Conditioned for
che payment ~ the n six hundred dollars specified
10 promissory note, dated ia A, 1885, payable de-
mend with interest annually, payable 10 said Dane
bearer and sRned hy sid Morrill, And further setting
forth that the Norhhed Bank claims title 10 the whole
OF SAID premises by virtue Of mortgage given 70 said
Bank and II NJ, Bates NJ said Notthheldi said mort.
dated subsequent 20 the mortgage Of the said Dane
Aud further setting forth that said Bank and said Bates
held Joint interest IN said mortgage and that said Bates
has assigned his interest in 10 Hemau Carpenter
N said Mortified TO indemnify him and others for sign
e said Bats bonds a. Treasurer Of the State and that
sail swell r. keith claims title 10 said premises by yir
tue II hs having bfen appointed Receiver by the Hon
orabc Court Of Chancey, Of the property Of the said
Bates
And whereas appears that the said Alden r Morrill,
resides without this state. that subpoena he
served upon him Therefore in pursuance Of the stat
ute In such made and provided, notice is hereby
given 20 him and Dee is hereby required TO appear before
the Court IT ChanserY, next 70 be held at Montpelier,
within aud mr. the County II Washington, on the 2nd
Tuesday VI s, ptember A d. 1863, at O'Clock A NJ.
ON said day and make ~ said Petition and abide
such order and decree In the premises said Court
shall seem meet And the Petitioner Is directed 70
cause this order together with the substance Of said Pc
ton 20 be Published three weeks successvey in the Yer
mont Waterman aud state Journal newspaper printed
At Montpelier aforesaid the last Of which publications
be at etttwen days previous TO the said second Tues
day OF September next
Dated At Montpelier in the County Of Washington
this 18Th day of June A d 1858
LUTHER NEWCOMB. Clerk.
HBNAN CARPENTER, Solicitor $3.50
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AMESBURY, MASS.
pWcE, % CENrs PR Box.
zach box has She above and che fac-simile If the
propdet1rs signature attached o il, vhch duly copy
rig ted
GEO G.. GOODWIN s. co, IS Hanover street Bos
ton, General Agents for New England Gracc's Salye
can Boz ohtaued OF all the respectable Dmgui-ts and
Country Stores evervwhore. 5lA3is
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New FIRM-The advertisements to-day
announce new business firm in Montpelier,
consisting of Henry Barnes and c. b. John
son. Both young men Of good character and
practically fitted for their business. We
doubt not they will richly deserve success,
and we ask it for them. Their shop has re-
Gently been thoroughly remodeled and re.
paired, and with new and largely increased
stock, present inducements rarely il ever be-
fore offered. Try them.
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The Great ambassador Of Health to all AaHkind
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS and OINTMENT
may be always obiiined Of
JOHN +. HENRY x COMPANY,
wholesale dealers In
English and American Patent Medicines,
Hair Oils aud Restoratiyes, Perfum-
cry OF all kinds, &c.
WATERBURY,, VI, and MONTREAL, c. Il.
John r. Henry H. b. johnson.
General Agents for
Htnrys Vermont Linment; Downs Vegetable Elixir
Ayers saTsaparla, Cheuy Pectoral, Pills and Ague
Cure Mrs. Winsow's soothing syrup Mex
lean Mustang Eminent; MarshalPs Ca
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Kathairon, BOgles Fluid and Hair
Dye Russia, MeAlister's, Dat
ol's, aud Hardy's Salvei
Humphreys Ointment; Tasks Magnetic Ointment
Gusts andPsr2in's Pain Killer, and Wild Cherry
Bitiers; Burnett's Cocaine, Kaliston, floTl-
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