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i i hereby given that the andefsigaed ~ ="
I aop,y fur license st the June term. 1900
n ~. Duboi. County Commiesioness. undss
~ nrcyis,ons OF an act entitled 'An 60
j 80 late AMI lie o shr ss'c Of s:is'suose
y;n,,,s. mi, md o,.er interesting hqncss'-
~. mare of sale will be upon The rsen'ees
acrupi,d by him. the precise Ioess,"n o.
.h,.h /. rs follows: On the corner O. Nmso
M.;n ana l.s~rerc. streets. ~ the eu''d''e
lrowu 4. The Unson iioose. " ne town ~
Jssper. Bainbridge township, Dubois eoeo-
lty. Ind. ,-.,., IN 80
l.lue notice. srreOt. ,ccm roo
MAY 9. 1861, 1eNns "
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SATURDAY, ::.i.. NAY >. ls0'



co.xox PxAs CouRr.-Ths NAY 80"
!. ~. co.,, closed .,s session Thu'sday|
s.sr,so. Judge Laird presided with 'o'n'y
"a general ss.isfsc,ion. administering ese"
hsp;ed justice in sueh msose' . . e0s'
=. !. svery unprecedented mind q me sees-
-. so.l,--so cali /, nothing worse-o' m
.,oaueiss arbitrary military rule 10 : county
49,. ia Courts are open, and an appear
= ,bs civil laws can be 90 readily na"'
aimed and The DEGREES Of justice en'0aeso
Aud wh.. will spply se'e i true o ~ '"'
free loyal States. .;.... -,
a large amount Of probate business -. ~ 4
,rapssc,ed ., this term Of the Court. 49,
-. q, . Great deal Of criminal business
IT,. onlv case Of importance wac that Of N
s,.,s ~. Geo. w. Holland, who we :
..;r..d for horse stealing. The ev'dene
,howed clearly tina, be and one '.''
R.;nev. who turned States evidence y
.,olep ! horse Of Mr.. Wesley N'cn0.s0
ma he iury sen. Holland 70 the Penne
,;.r, fOr elk years, and fined him so. In
we're both deser,ers from The s4'h ino's
Volunteers, and Rainey has been sen. %
- Il. regiment. Mr.. Adams the FRO
eu,O,. having been engaged for The 0s'sn
4 ,bis case, Mr.. Beckett prosecuted.
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orThs following extract from Gsnsr'

n-rThs following extract from Genera
Orders. No. 100. War Department. e pup
l;sbed for The Information Of al concerned:
80 much Of General Orders No. 81 cur.
rent series. . relates 20 the extension ?,
49, leaves Of absence. 10 hereby revoked
and no application for such extensions need
hereafter b made.
oascev absent from duty without leave
:, beyond The tins o. their leaves, "ill not
- allowed 70 draw pay until court Of com
missiou. which shall Be ordered On their e
turn % their post = command. shall deter
nine whether shsss We sufficient cause %
: l,heIr sbssnss. They viii accordingly pro
v,Se themselves with full description {
n|,he nature and Cause Of their disability c.
.,,I6ed 81 the proper medical authority
: .couircd BY exciting orders and resu'
,ions."
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,eld The traitors in check. taking during he
iay sn aggregate OF $500 prisoners. i
The iqht wss desperate hand 20 hsno
conflict and the carnage wss perfectly
Officers Say dead and wounded
rebels covered the ground in heaps me r.
bels literally throwing themselves upon me
mu zzles Of our guns. Mote brigade MADE
sr,een distinct charges and captured seven
:, nd ar rebel colors. The THE New Jer-l
sey alone captured four stands o. co'o's anu
I've hundred prisoners. Part OF Couch's
.eeo.d CORPS was present, Hancock gal
,.o,,y going 10 Il 9 relief OF the hard pressed
lSickles.
The enrsgeme nj lasted fran s 80 al 90
Ia. NJ, when, beirg cut OF ammun'''o"' ou'
i forces held their posi,ion for On hour a. inc
oo;u, or the bayoOe,. Upon being resup
: u,ied they fell back in good order 20 chan-
cellor House, where The contest was ae"'"
a maintained with great havoc 70 the enemy
a and considerable loss to ourselves.
v The vicinity Of Chancellor House Is nov
e The ,hea,er Of The fight. snd Hooker maj"
= tanned his headquarters there 'ilI ~ Vc'ocS
y y hen /, wss burned by rebel shell.
=. In the meantime Hooker estaenshea
q new line Of 'orces Withdrawn 10 that iro'
10 md a, IL 80 muskcsry firing ceased
d. The engagement lasted Fix hou's' and w
on he most terrific Of the war. Our s'''''e'
Ire literally slaughtered the enemy. many
on o,r batteries lost heavily but the en"s We
len II sayed. The enemy 10 now no longer
OF 80, rear. bu, directly in our 'front.' be'we
the ma ~, forces in Fredricksburg.
hh occupy fortified and ensrenched pos'''
ion The enemy gained some ground out a.
'els sacrifice o. Eve OF HE seven divisions
~ Sunday eyeLing The rebels made seve
4 attempts 10 f,rce our llnes. = v'fa' O.
pas' h.rsries and regiments being ac'ui'y
'ny .,rcved IN The attempt TO carry the apex
'bre -, ,o.i,ion near Chancellor House. wher
T. large quantity Of our artillery i "a'seo
Our present position i impreg"'S'e. y
nday s,al LIE ordered that our lines must
nrd's hroken a, all hazard, bu, the rebels
all only destroy themselves BY their au''
ght. Our troops are perfectly cool ana Gonna
mat The rebel General Hill is reported k'
was G.ceral Berry was killed white lesdi"g
uns brave men.
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HoRsx THIEVES ARREsrED.-Week Dc
fo,s l.st M. Henry S,illwelI. Of Loekha'.
township 10 pike county. had : mare sno
~, ..oiep from his stable. ss was sup
posed By one Aaron Nally. Inc sn'ma's
were taken through this county wee
aao lsss Friday. and traded 70 Dr. rosie,
q Perry county for syots Of Steers sn y,
e25, BY Nslly. who drove the cattle : sno o.
d,.,soes. and sold them to farmer. VI
saturday. ssillwell arrived q Fosters !.
..r.u;,. where he identified BILE properly
s,d Il eoujunc,ion with Foster fol'owe
.gIer sbs thief, who had been secured
isIl In Perry county on Friday y F0.,s
stsss making The trade. On suspicion -
I'll vss nos right. He wss, o. wil'' &c aAs
sePiks county for trial.
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Correspondence Of the Jasper Courier
Letter From Dubois Volunteer.
Gu, NEAR MURrREEsBoRo, TEKxEssE-
April 18Th 1863

Aprii Zo'h iooo
y, n,ic,de. 1.t Division, 2l-t Army Corps /
Army Of the Cumberland-
Mn Eprr,R:-Su: have the honor Y
inform YOU and the readers q your par"'
,ha, our Regiment il getting along nue.
W. are growing stronger - the uno"
every day, We are the best D's's'o" :"
Rosecrans' Army, and our Regiment = we
~, IN our Division. The boys o. me %
Il Regiment. Indiana Volunteers are P'oou q
The Regimen, and Of their > ate.
: Whilst on Dress parade yesterday even
linz. Colonel James 7. Embree o'efeo :
,si.e 4 monument in memory q .lir decea"' =
81 our Regiment, whether they d'o ~"
Q d;sease or in battle. The monument y ~
80 ,.;.edi in The let Congressional district
:. W. then took vote Of the Regiment a"'
= ,bey voted unanimously 70 raise me mo'u
men,, After which the Colonel to'd 'ne"
e Il INV of them wsnscdi, at any Paf"co'a =
y Mace. 10 propose tae pace, and we s"oo''
nj ~ Il, Captain Evans of Company
ed a,onosed !, have Il a, Petersburgh Captain
''- Bruce Of Company G, proposed 70 e'ec'
ae' ., Princeton, after which u was Pu' -
e. vote. The former got one HUNDRED ~
thirty vo,ee; the latter two hundred y
~ e,even. Therefore The monument VIII
~ raised at Princeton. Il sto cost S-v
US with all the names Of the deceased q y
in Indiana Volunteers inscribed 20 ereo
ny This viii DO the finest monument ~ y
state. There s now 500 sppfoPr's'eo
= the purpose.
oo' | will give you lie, Of tue late p'on
y tons 10 our Regiment, for the oenen' o
zen soldiers a home: Henry Torrance ~
na'' ,ermsr,er Sergeant, I'd Lieutenant. Comps
s'o' d; Sergeant J. Harper, 1s' Lieut.. Comps
me q; Sergeant R. Woods. I'd Lieut. Comps
I; orderly srider, Company 4, "a -.
ornr These men will all make good officers.
BE- of,hem are capable Of Commanding y
I. 4, pany. -.
In lam, Sir, Respectfully. Your
ming w. T. ISMAE.
and Company E, ssh Regiment Indiana
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= hereby r'ven that the undersgnes NJ
.,nl, ~ the June term. 1868. Of me De-
n,;s caun,y Commissioners toa Iiesness
nnder the provisions Of % act eauusu . a..
&C. 10 regulate and license ne ss'e =: sP"n-
uous v,nous. malt and other 'nc1'esuss
liquors" The plsce 81 sale WI =, -,
premises occupied BY him, the precise 'oes.
ZION Of which 10 80 follows; - ny ~.
building on the east side o. me ruI snS
square. in The town Of Jasper Ds'''s"s
township, Dubois County t"o. ~
The ci,izens Of said township ~" 49,
due notice thereof. .,rop,n
May q, 1865. THOMAS HbH"sU'
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heyebv rivcn that the undess'eees
w,ll ..uIy ,or license 81 tho June sesss
,ssa !, r.. Dubois County Comn'issiores
under The provisions q >" aes ens''" 49,
&C, 10 regulate aud Incense w ~. - m!
Ii,ous, vincus. malt, end ctnes ,".oAi
lnanors The place d saie VIII 4, 49, !" -.
upon the premises oerup'ed ~ ne ~ x.
rise location Of which 10 - so'iow. -.
l,sg on Mill street. know - sne nAc"."..'
!, ne town Of Dnspcs, Bsinbndge 'o~ "s"'P'
Dubois county, lne. LIZ ;, VA
The ci,izens Of said sowns"'e \
due notice thereof. .,~,,,,,o..rv
may 2, 1893. -
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~ Office Is hereby given that NE uldes'
~ signed Tow nship Trustee Of Baine!'dee
Township, Dubois COUNTY, will etsend %
no a., saturday Of every month. - tho
Library room in the Court h'use' - ysIs
between the hours Of ~ o'ciocks - -. ny
4 o'clock, p. n for the purpose 2! suencs
inr 10 the township business ana ne hopee
All having such business will st!cna :. sn"ss
times. NJ t'nS
\ NAV o. 1863 - 3m.
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Trs Nrws.-Ws have not room 20 give
!. fulI y nopsls Of the news received 10 TO-
a.. ! nail. sufice Il 70 ssy. that Hooker
Ne been badly defeated. and bis demors.sed
srmv compelled to re-eross the RsPpshsn'
roet. He acknowledges Ioss Of lo.ooC
men, and The Probabilities are that wne'
fully summed up. his loss will Be fu''y ~
30. There arc numerous ressons : ss'gne'
a. ,hls dissssrous defeat, the most likely .
vbleb ore ! lack q CenersIship. and az 70
s.I,eIsucv Or men. The rebels claim
havs taken 5000 prisoners 10 one day
Css. stooemsn's cavalry have establlsns
~ y,eutasiou or our nssionai cavalry. hay
70 during their Reconnaissance, appsoscf
- vithin two miles Of Richmond. and q
stroysd nearly 81 direct communication y
tween that city and Frsd'icksbu's' y
hese this defeat win convince the Pss'
asst n he necessity Of Using judieious.
vsll . vigorous means 70 preserve me Y
a. II hs vim nov recall bic Abo'iti'
Proclamation, stop srming The negroes. 2
an Out I'll the able bodied milisis q
esuusry, he rebellion may b suppress
before he fall Of the year. But ~ bsr'
dsss hope fos such good conduct from
present. standardization.
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Arrest Of Hon. C. I. Vallandigham.
CincrSHArI. Nay 8

vallandighsm was arrested - HE resi-
dence in Dayton between and > O'Clock
his morning BY : detachment Of United
States soldiers from this city. The soldiers
we're Obliged 10 batter down two Or three
door. before they could reach his room. HI
friepds had the fire bells rung and 90 a
tempt was made 70 rally force for rescue
b., il could no. be obtained In time. Their
i Z rood deal Of talk on the streets in Day
ton this morning, but not much excitement
yalIapdiaham vas brought 70 this atty.
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- Hsur-Ws we're pleased 70 see "
AIN ssre,s Jos. Fisher. looking % wei g
esuid be, % our streets this week. H.v'as
$50 ~ duty Tally during The past winter
~ slwsys being q bic post when wan'ea'
~ 80. eivss : short farloush % come
hous. He iafosms us that Lieut. I.W'dsm
nopd. ,son wsssick County. be been Pre-
nessi q he Csp,aincyoi Go. <. etsh neg
neos. ssd he company changed ron Y,
Isssn,sy % shs Artillery service Alsnoos
~ Ioys Thought that they bed plenty .
,cod material in their own company 70 max
! Cap,,in. still he represents them g oe'0
very we'll satisfied with ne spp0'n'"''
snd change Of ssrvics. nn
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The dlec0ntcnteu anu tess'css ssS
have 90 persistt n.ly pursued the President
Win their exac.ions, their complaints, and
,he;r me naees, seem TO find Il impossible 20
receive ought that he does with patience o.
20 treat the simplest Of his declara lions WIN
respect, we will not say with candor =
Whatever grounds Of reproach they may
have supposed themseIvesto find In his o'n'
er ou,gIvings. we had not expected that .0e
1 ent's very appropriate and impressive
proclamation appointing day Of fasting 'n'
praver would furnish them occasion 'or IN
.Iexpressiou o. dissen, and dsappr0Sa'ion
. In this, no sever. il seems we were mis-
'ltsken.
! Il wi,l be remem bered that the Presider
Yin his proclamation under this head mel
: the following language:
= sLet Us, then, rest humbly in the hoT
e. authorized BY the Divine teschings, that y
70 united cry OF the nation will be heard
hiph. and answered with blessings, no 70
than the pardon Of our national sine. 2
g ,he restoration Of our now divided and 81
y. ferins country 10 lie former happy cond'ti
!" Of unity and peace
'p- Upon this the Boston Commonwea
=. comments as follows.
o. ut isa cool assumption Of me PRESIDE
n, that the pardon Of our national sins
n.y. suv Kind Of conhexion with the 'essorssl
'o'' of.our country 10 its "former happy condi'
=" or unity end peace" Our own opinion
!" ,hst n God had resolved not 70 pardon
''v = III. He would prove il BY allowing
~eo restoration OF that old unity and pes
y Tbs, unity was crime; that peace "
!. than war;"
-. Our contemporary then proceeds 10
80" yoke I curse on the President and o.
Who shall join him in praying for res
=, ,ion Of our now divided and suffering COZ
!" % IL former happy condition Of sni'y
~. peace" Il says:
-, sMsy the tongue be withered' ere
- answered, tina prays for . restoratio
- that old state Of things from which Y
His mercy seems willing 70 rescue US
! Or. which HE fierces, wrath could find no
I'll ssI,errible doom for blind nation led by
svins rulers"
inter, We suppose that y We ~e'e -
lnied. such jurisdictions we m'en. es.ao
come cheap chin for "Ioyslsy." g loyalty
Ham 10 bs underwood nowadays BY .
> pro- class Of radical Po'''lc'ens VINO 80
Regi- remarkable for me "cn 2. ao'''"s
~ ,helbody ,ha, does not share with them i
houah virulsnee. whether o directed agsi'
NY Of Presidsns o. against me "O0"'u''s y
, m.ke|is and the Union . i was.'-N
being ( w darlington City, Intelligeneer.
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~-OTICE Is hereby given y ~ wno. y: Y
~ nav concern thu, the undsssignse wv 49,
IN he 18th day Of May, 1868. psoceea ~ ~
,he cour,,y Surveyor Of Dubois Counsy. ~ y.
IN IN. ~ es,abush the lines and PevPssos.s
III corners OF Section 70, Town ~. y.
s"u,h range 4, wess, where ~ that ess -
,eres,ed may attend II they vii; .,cp
'e'e' HARMEN KLAESNEk.
May 2. 1858 -3w
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sAp~,rrrxD 70 THE Bar Charles ~
pser,Isr. Esq., orr present worthy deputy
Ass,,or vss sdmi,ssd a. practieing a ''oF
~ :, lie bar, and sworn in By Judge Ls"s
~ Tbuvdsy. We wish him sbundsn
.ueeess il this new branch Of his business
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N.rRcmember that next Monday = me
great sale Of lands and lots ~ NJ Inns
BuchaSt.
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rsTADLIsnED lses
PETER LoRrLLARp.
culIrF = TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS

rs g. Is CHAMBERS %" u..
Formerly AZ Chatham Street. Nsw .'. ess,s
rxrorIl.p cali The attention q Dssleis z
w The articles Of bic msnufaess's, -
BROWN SNUFF. A0DhH
u..hs. Domingos.
Fine ksppee. Pure yIss.sn's :
Coarse Rsppee. Nsen,socasS
ame,;csu gentleman, 1Corenhssss
YELLOW sNUFF.
60. Honey Dew 6eetcn,
H;sh Toast Scotch. Fsesh .o.sy 1870
irIsh High Toast, Fresh $685. 80 NJ
!. or Lundy foot, -.
nrA,,ension q called % ne ~ AZ 49, -
- q rvicss Of Fioe-Cus Chewing ~
smoking Tobaccos, which viii p '0'''ss 4
Superior Quality. AslmtArpiA
TOBACCO. Nv " hshn.ia
i. sMoKiEc. go.
. Long, rs1sSiehs 4
No. l. ,4 ! s(]aooSses,
= ~ no !. mixed Grsap'sssd Ts''''''
:. r,sr cur cnfwlsc:
y y PA. l.. o plsia. -
p Cavendish. o. sweet, -
sweet Scented Osonocos
Mn Foil Cavsudish. ~. \,
- N. d. A circular o. prices -. ", n ~ isev-
application
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
NrOTICE 10 hereby given that he under
n aligned has been appointed adminissra
i, a. re estste Of Fanny Cave, late o. ~
bois county deceased; said estate . sop
posed 10 be solvent.
May I'd, 1ses.-sw.
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more than for the previous year. But the in
crease for the coming year can, and ought to be,
made much larger.
The subject of hardness was also spoken of at
the meeting, and rule was adopted to admit no
scholars who should be late at school, except uu-
der such regulations as the Committee may pre-
scribe. This we consider very important rule
and we trust parents and guardians will give the
Teachers and Committee the aid Of their influence
to make it efTectuat in securing promptness in
attendance upon the daily sessions of the school.
No scholar should be tardy without good excuse,
and the les. who are tardy with such excuses the
better. The rule is a valuable one, and we are
glad to see it adopted.
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The Rutland & Burlington Railroad has got
into litigation IN respect to the appointment Of
trustees of tie 2nd Mortgage bonds. ID. A..
Smalley and E. A. Chaplin having been appoint
ed temporarily by the court, a majority of the
2nd mortgage bondholders have protested against
the permanent appointment ct these gentlemen.
A hearing was had at Burlington, Thursday,
and commissioner appointed to take testimo'
ny Only nine lawyers, without counting
Judge Smalley, appeared at this hearing, bat
doubtless more will participate as the case pro-
crosses, and, whoever else suffers by the itiga
ton, the attornes will make a good thing out
of it. For the benefit of the craft we hope the
litigation will be long one.
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Z.~.,DIle0.

A. Fairfax Court House, Va of typhus fever March
9th Benjamin Mor-il Moreno Sc, member o Co.
l4th reglment, Vt. Vol, aged IS ye.rs. He frJm
Granvit'e, Vt.
In Hardwick, March 18th Deacon Daniel FrencA aged
50 years.
:. Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord -
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envy yes erday in strong position. of his own
choosing, defended by six canon, near this
town, fought han for five hours, driving him
from one position to another, finally sturmed his
position, whipped him handsomely and drove
him in confus N to the river. HIS loss is over
300 killed, wounded and prisoners. The enemy
outnumb red us two TO one and were COM
manded by Pegram. The night stopped the
pursuit, which will he renew d in the morning.
We captured two stand Of cOOrs. Oar loss
in killed, wounded and missing will not exceed
thirty.
SCOTS famous rebel regiment was cut OFT
from the rest aud scattered.
(Signcd) GILMORE. Brig. Cen
The entire rebel force has been driven out of
Central Kentucky, and much OF their plumber
has been recaptured
Their reported force has been greatly cxagge-
rated as well as the amount OF Tlundcr taken
by them. | have this mUment received a second
dspatcl dated this morning, from ) agIer fer
ry, on the Cumberland river. | understated
the enemy = force in nv report Of yesterdays
fight. They have over 1900, outnumberlng us
more than two to one. During the night their
troops recrossed the Cumberland in three places.
We have retaken between 800 al d 400 cattle.
Pegram loss will not fall short OF 500 men.
(Sgned) GILMORE. Brig Gen.
CHICAGO, April Q special disnatch from
Cairo the I'd says yesterday evenings Memphis
Bulletin, says the guerrl AS who attacked
train near Mosco was severely punished Capt.
LoCms with about 100 men came up with and
attacked them, killed large number, wounded
Il Here the telegraph broke down.--R PORTER. !
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THE GREAT CAUSE OF
II u MI A ~ MIS- Err Y.

Just Published in Sealed knvlope; Price cts.
A LECTURE BY Dr.. CULvERwELL. ON THE
Ments anil Physical Debility, Nervousness Epilepsy,
Impaired Nuiriiono OF the booy Lsstude Weakness OF
the ld.shs and Back, IndspOson aud incapacity for
Study and Labor, Dizziness Of Apprehension Loss OF
Memory, version to Society," Leye OF Solitude Tmi'
dty Sf istrust Dizzn S. Headache, Affection Of the
Eyes Pimpes on the Face. Involuntary Emissions and
Sexual Incspacity, the Consequences Of Youthful ndis
CT elton. &C &c.
R--This admirable Lecture clearly proves that the
above ed often self afflicted evils may be re
moved without medicine and without dangerous surgical
operations and shoi Id be read by every youth ami man
in the land
sent under seal to any address, In plan sealed en-
veope on the receipt of six cents postage stamps
by addressing. -
III Bowery, New York. Post Office Box 45S
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Italian Bees.

EERTILE QUEEN, of beautiful color, $500. Waran =
ed Pure, 90. few swans a. rure Italians in The
Movabl- Frame Hive. CHEAP.
Native Bees, Bee Hives, &c, for sale.
Address j. +. SANB0RN
East Hard wick, Vt
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Hon. L Sergeant has taken charge of the
editorial department of the Manchester Journal
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lflllrrle0.

In Montpelier, April end by Rev, F. Brown, Mr.. VIM.
Cummings OF Berlin. and Miss Mary Ann Flint OF Middle
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A FEW colonies Of Italian Bees flr sale Apply
n Italian Queens, Of beautiful color Cor 81 90; or,
800 when warranted pure Movable Comb Hives, Glass
Honey Boxes, &c. Address
J. D. GOODRICH,
d3m East Hardwick, Vt.
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LOUISVILLE, April /,

New YORK, April 3. The Tr'bnne's Wash
ington dispatch says there was a cavalry sklr
mlsh Wednesday morning near DrainesvIle,
between $50 of the lst Vermont cavalry, under
Capt. Flint, and about an equal number OF
rebels under Capt. Mostly. Our side got the
worst of it. Flint was killed and several prs
oners taken. The rebel captain was seriously
wounded.