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81 A concert is advertised in the Eatchsz
Miss Courier for the bene ut OF the Jeff-rou
(rtiIefy; sad IN ission one dollar, or two pairs
Ci socks gloves, socks pTefcrr"d.'
1EFour young giris. all under sixteen wears
G.. hgp, were arrested in Jersey lity Lately ga
- barge OF sLo l'liniBg.
e. The large ho,el- of Bos ION hav6 IL creased
e.. ar price, 70 three dollars per day.
~ EFv. iaues Harris, pastor Of thu Nj. Z.
On. Z 81 pT.16e>s Anne. u O.. IL dead.
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- The New BEDFORD Mercury is urging the
Common Council Of that city TO vote - con- 20
encourage the ''coiorrd men" TO enli,t We
though; when g the proclamation" was i.suat
the hardest work Governor Andrews would
have 20 do. YOU id be- To keep tie coIorpd M n
hack, bEt a. ~ l.. tho swarms somehow or
9th. do not como itionR. IN NOW
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@ Col. LOOMS, commandant at Governors
lsiabc. New York harbor, denies that the w rit
Ct hdbeas corpus. about which there has lately
teen such a terrible anxiety OF the Rebel SYM
tsthieers IL Nrw York, was ever seryrd upon
him. Re also states in a card. that b.. is ready
10 make proper rriurn 20 /; when served, "a ne
hse no desire or intention 70 oppose the civil
authorities In the exercise of their proper lunc
t.uus
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FIN Y HORSES

FINE HORSES
snbscriheT l. cnD-ts ntiy In rAc-i mt of vary
.ne Iohs ~ fnt sal", singh ana m tched - "
fSrhs.- al d iid,ts Eor,e, TNy ,re AZ ~
nf' nv tiE s@lf At TIE North expressly \Sf
icy fhI' NAL -, and s1ina an nx them nnot f,u
Z" pi'HFe SOY CT" VITO she's "a pnrch,~n SIR
stock H-vill seli them low fer cab an - n. CT
tn.iy inyIt Ill Hfo want either Rus gy C,-rss.
BI"H or kiitfR ftor--s Z give him n rxi at Iis
r!s' and e1ci lDg~ s'-bi 3. on Lorisians sy.,us
S'U't side, BIT tCen 9Th AM 7th rs
RI u JOS. l. uETSR
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EoAISATIosa EY THE PREsIi.EST-Among
III. civiian nominati ons sent tn ihr SanGi.. YES
terdsy are tie Hon. Joseph q. Lewis, rf p..nn-
syivania, TO o. q mmissioner OF Iuteruai Rev
enGs, and the Hoi. J ohm r. Potter. TX .yneut,r
OF Congress from Wisconsin, 10 b.. Governor OF
al
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DOINGS AT TIiR PROVOST aaRSIiAL GENE
HALLS OEFICE, ALEXANDRIA MACH 6

AAL . OF FItE, ALEAANDRlA MARCH 8.
George +. Langley, 10th Virginia, who was
confined some time since, and broke Jail, has
ben Te-aTTested. ....-
Darrell ksnDally, sister and child, Daniel
Eonahue, M.@Fianpagap,wifa=n and child Julius
hshi ard wife, Jacob Reissner, all from Rich
uior G. and Gn;man Hirsh Fl ON Gordon, Ga,
ali rrfngees, were sent from the Provost Mar.
shall General to the Old Capitol at Washing
ton.
The arres's for selling liquor are decreasing
the wholesome lessons inflicted on SO many
persons for this offence, are having the desired
effect
Gases Of desertion from the Army of the Po-
toriac At these Headquarters have almost en-.
tire'y ceased. which argues well for the dis
rPline OF the Army.
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e. Mr.. Il. q. Duncan, who has been sp point
ed American Consul Al Baden, Germany. is a
Young South CaTo.inian, who was stub ii.s in
Ee!Iin when the rebellion broke out and did
MT hesitate 70 take the side OF the Union, even
q: Great personal sacrifice. The same may be
laid OF other noble South Carolinians in
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CONGRESSIONAL
LATRA SESSION OF THE SENATE
SATURDAY. March z

SATURDAY, March Z.
SESATE.-Senator Uoolittie took the oath of
allegiance prescribed by &C. of July 2d, 1852
Mr.. Anthony, from the Committee on Print
ing. reported resolution 10 print 10000 copies
OF the mech anicai portion Of the Patent Oiiica
Report for 1852, ana 400 copies of the acts and
JOINT resolutions OF the late Congress-
The Sekatc then went in to executive session
and subsequently, adjourned. ~
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ARRIVAL OF STEAMER PHILADEL
PHiA FROM NEW ORLEANS

NEW YORK, March The steamer Phiia-
delphia has arrived fxOm New Orleans, with
dates TO the 22d OF February, and Key West to
tie 2Sh.
She passed the steamship Mississippi, with
troops, twenty five miles north OF Key West.
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THlEEOOLx,OK p. n.
snLnrrRs. RESI-
LATE FROM NEW ORLEANS.

CEN. GRoYIR REFUSES To RECOGNIZE Ne
GRO REGIMENTS.
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GEoRGR's HAIR CRIAPER (advernsec
sale AZ " p. Shedd's, ain 81, A. 4. Dcse1
and Mrs. Lowe, Pa. ayensel is ingenious, -
PIE, and cheap, and ans WITS It's purpose sesv
raoiy, as ladies who have use. IL aform = ,
SO, 10 wonder il is selling ike hos cakes =
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FILLAINoUs ATFEAPT-About o'cio e ~
nlght, as TWO white girls, servants Of =
Ohss. Dodge, Montgomery street G-crresgWs
were returning from church, they were assai11l
ey negro with a most Siilainous purpose sss
IDENTIFY, aud knocked down, but be was intB
rurted NJ this juneture by persons approecs
ing, and 10 ade OF.
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DAMAGE TO an IRoN-CLAD

DAMAGE TO AN IRON CLAD.
The Whitney Battery Keokuk. which left
New York on Thursday, broke a feed pipe eff
Saady Hook. and was lowed back to her
''nei oragr. The damage will detain the vessel
only a day or two.
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SALE or ALEXANDRIA SToCK.-fe1S2
the public sale OF stocks at J L Mejan
Cos. rooms was postponed. A sale OF -
corporation OF Alexandria stock was ms~>
s59k.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-Thursdsy afternoon, y.
ward Fletcher, a we'll known color.d ma &
ABOUT nifty years OF sge, fell desd in the ~
near II and Fifth strepts. Fletcher was ~
nnweii. his illness probably :esulung froa@
incorporate use OF ardent spirils. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-07

MALICIOUS MIsCHIKF.-On Tuesday NJ
some parties broke into the shoe store Of Shz>>
q Irabfrt- on Pennsylvania avenue, betuse
NlEeteenth and Twentieth streets, eEee'sag
entrance In the rear of the siorr and destroys
shout S4CI worth OF the goods. cutting 20 pseee
All the boots and shoes on the shelves -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-07

GEN. BEE MOVING ON BROWNSVILLE WITH
- FIVE THOUSAND MEN.
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lLL.-On Monday last, Major Samuel H EBs
inston, Superintendent OF the Government A.
mcry, was suddenly struck with p2rslysR
and was conveyed from the Armory 10 =
residence on Mis- ouri avenue. Thoash pse-.
fectly conscious, he has not been Aide 20 ssh
a word since that time, has W hole right -
being Psraiy zed. The inteiiiger &c or his -
ness VIII be received with general regret =
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DROPOSALS FOE HAY, OATS AND CORN.
CHIEF QUAATRRAAsTEa's OFFICE
Dtpot Of Washington, corHsy lS!h and q SIS !
MASHINGIQN :. [


WASHINGTON. D. c.. March !, 1858
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this once
uEtii FhiDAf. the a:th cay of March, at IA NJ
1GT luIn,sa 3 the Goyernment With $50 three
thousand bushels of GA rs and iIC1 HH one hurirej
'fau, mo bu. he's Of old shelied CORN.
bales and delivered at (2cOi) two thousand pounds
rpt W in bags of about two bushels each.
Osts viii be received by weight al ts2, thirty two
Sacks to be furnished without extra charge to the
The Corn to De of T. good rnercbsn.abe quality.
put up IN bags of about tao sushe'- each
Corn will be received by weight, at (55j fifty six
Sacks TO he furnished without extra charge to the
Delivsry to be made in the city Of Washington
within rs, twenty i've days from the date Of the
contract.
Proposals win be received for ts>o) ave hundred
nd Sashs of Jsts and ,o1 sy tbpSs
fi,y thou SAID hushsls of Cerr snd upwards
an ind each s other sn'rs'' distinct fro"
The full name and Post Office address of tho bid
der mus: appear in the proposal
II sid is made in the name of frm, the names
the Of f the par ss
Proposals from disloyal part es will no. be con-
s;dercd and Az OATH W ALLsl aScx MUST sccoa
rASY MACH fAofosiTios
= Proposals must hs addressed to Col D. H. Rucker,
should be plainly marked "Proposais Tor Hsy.n
"Osts," or Corn" Az the case may be.
GUARANTEE
The ability the bidder to All the contract should
1t be awarded to him. must be guaranteed by two
responsible persons. whose signatures must Be ap-
TIE fsssSns.siiisy q the zusr.n.ors mus. be
nearest District Court Of the United States Dis.
Bidders must be present In person when the bids
ere opened, or their proposals win not be consid-
Bonds equal in amount to half the sum to be re-
successful bidder upon signing the CONTACT VI 'ae
be necessnry forIthe bidders to have thsir bands
WI tn t,em, to have bonds signed In snticins
ton and ready to be produced when the contract Ia
sgned:
Blank for bonds can be procured upon sp,lics-
tiCn being nIade 1T this office either persouaIv nv
letter, or by telegraph. ~
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
We ,-5 of the ecu Of -, and State of
of do heret, s sus sntn.{ bs, and State
fulfill tine contract in accordance with ths tens f
his proposition and that should his proposition b.
sccordance therewith. A''' 'A'' ''A''act IN
Should the cents act be awarded him we are pre-
pa. 70 become his securities. p''
tie this guarantee must he appended the Official
certificate above ms utiored.
lkSP ECTlUN. DELIVERY &c
All bay Oats ana Corn contra cted for yaHor ,hir
adsssrtisenlTnt will be fixty inspected, aud such
q! u9tS no. prove Of a good sound merchsntsble
Payment tn he m.de upon the com pietioo Of tho
contract, or so soon thereafter as the Chief Omar.
With the terms Of this atvertisemen' si
Delivery TO he IL ado at the Railroad Demo, mr. g,
one Of the Government Whsrves ia the citx If
WASHINGTON WY Vi
The Chief Or artermsster reserves to himsslf tina
tisb. o. H. RUCKER 700
Colonel and Chief ouarteImssss,
maj Ma. - DApot of %a=hi g,on.
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HORSE THIEY AND FUGfTiyK Pcos Jrsrfcs
On Tuesday last the poiicn Of the Frat wxl
We're informed that q horse had BEEN ssoseu
from Mrs. ;. +. Cady, residing near Darues-
town, montgomery county, aRS that |, was
tnouEnt mat the thief was In the FIRST Ward
Ofseer Bull accordingly took ire matter n
charge. and on Tuesday night found ths ho-sp
(Which had had the name trimmed 10 diseuiaD
it) IN the possession OF a coiored man, who savU
MS name es John OnJti; and he Was taken 3
the station. when he w as recognized "a Uec-v
bfaD, who had broken from The tail 81 Frr$
erick several weeks since. Justice Drury 60.
ini'tr6 him 70 jail ~ await the requisitoa Of ~
Governor OF MarylsrS
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THIS ;, To Gt.B yOrICE ,',., tn. sul.,c-i
= t'-T t-t ~ fai"ei fram tn o phau Cor If
s'hii st' II ''uItY. IN the Districr Of Cou n I, A
l'' g. '1r inl-iT it, the s;,ral crtatr II
'T'cVh Hutchinson late az Wsshir gtop C,u..t,
t'Ta,'" A. E-rr - hsy ne claims ga. ST ira
SAi' O. ~hStn sre hereby wsron" "a rxhihi, the
f1-t h he Nou" e. tfc-r"f 70 the s nsc her
- o. 81, ~ M nj ~ March next IN ~ NAV
tfhtfE lie ~ law De excluded from a Il hen a 4, Of
lh' 500 Esf IL. trivaN under my hand tsis 6fth
Csy g hHrcs A L. ISIS ~ We "''u
~ i-as-- JANE x MUNR,v F~..,.,
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OFFICIAL.

DrPisrxnHr OF STATE.
wsss'ssr"s, March 4. 1855
Reieases from the draft the grcued Of alienass
have lbees s,iow@d Sd tas fo;,oSsAs 4xsss -
wl,s.i,n as.ts hn-ider o.lpi .e-se. 7isossslp.
Jacob AnsAi. coSNs edsr de-
.na,,. o-r.ii B.ian,;.. .s M : Ss
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I>OR SALE CHEAP -Une TOP BCGsiy .,d
HARNkSS. Enquire Al EAKIE'S Stshle ~
800 80 :" 1o.l SUI II sts msr SGT
SlDE SADDLE FOR StLE-A Lady's Sid al
= Gle. nearly new, has been used but LITTLE "nd
viii he,old cheap. Apply at the OF &c Of the Ci.r
-' i,''' mar SIT
tflvED-THE SCHOONER CAROLIN. Am
"a CORkELIA has arrived at The foot of q
Fl yrItb-ktr, ct wharf, "a
ShpIcrs will please take notice. mars Ct. IN
0sA BARRELS APPLES-2so bsrr,l. Mi.
~ Apples for sale ~ "'
King BCRCHPJJ
mar ~ Corner 18th 81. and Verncnta Az
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IMPORTANT FROM TEXAS.
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S.s .s:.E 49, N".'s.' 'sss.''
Ana,s- ossil ,B.ian,i. Co.. Mr. f.
NEW sseuLAr ATOMS ros PASSES.
HsADoUAkfsrs PEososr MaRsHAL's oryics. I
RashiHS:oA, %. C.. March {, tcss.f
srEcIkL ORDERS, Ne. 4.-0Mcers OF Patrol will
esamin carefully all passes lee .ed from THE once
fer cfsccrs rnder Eaec .. tr atment !" and all that
hsrI br OF issuoe over twenty t3s1 nayy VIII hs
mark. fsvos sa the 81 Datur< OF the oeaoer
Of ga rci. and the hearera directed to sstanothsr
certificate from the susxcon. and have tbs pas re-
re<ei At this once An os.cer using pass marked
''rsSoi ed :" with the name Of the patrol on6eer
sa:-ed. viii be ordered TO apors under arrest to
thes- headquarters. Hereafter, passes for officers
under mecicsl tresti emit wiz be given only for
fifteen days; at the end OF which time the passes
will &c renewed for such lesSth Of time the cor
tf's.@ OF the surgeon shalt CALI for. T-'
n. Cl.m-r Sus seon y s. W i2a5 Pennsyivsnia
avenue. Issues the eertscates required from officers
Of volunteers. ,-..A .se .e.. ...S -
by order: HENRY b. TODD
Capt. aud Provost Marshal. '
A. 8 BAEER, Lieut.. and Aatr mh73t
HEAneuAR1Eas P RseT AAAsHAL's OF,
WAsHIssToS, D. c., March S, 1858.
SPECIAL Orders, No. ITO secure .pahlic peace.
ana preserve the property Of the 20 vernmsnt from
loss through the negligence riciousnsss Of care
less and unrrincip pied sodiers it IL ordered. that
on and after tie 9Th inst, enlisted men Of tho
Quilted States Army are prohibited wearing SIDE
nrr:s of hind, within the limits Of this city,
outside OF their camps excepting upon duty resur-
ing the use of such arms. AL patrols of the Pro
rcst Guard directed to arres. and bring to thsse
Eeadauarts rs or condne in the Central Guard
House. IS the circumstances of the case may re-
euire, all soldiers SO foani with arms upon their
persons. When they are released, their arms win
be retained, and delivered up only requisition
cf the officers commanding tho regiment, Battery
or detachment Of which the soidier may be 9 mem-
bcr. A prog per record will be kept By tn e osic4rs
ccau sndirs al guard stations Of all arms thus re
tsined, the part. from whom seized, and TO whom
AID hen returned
This order will not be Construed as interfering
with nlen actually hnnsitu to their regiments
from d tsched service, hospitals, etc.
by order HENRY d. TODD
Capt. and Provost Marsha.
= A. 8. BAKER, Lieut.. and AdJt. NH 6-Iu
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NEWS FROM REBEL SOURCES.

A FEDERAL AEMY WITHIN TWELVE NILES
Oh toSi HUDSON LOUISIANA -
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AfTkfTIUSl
I'll he ere tot d or u coed glass e I.a,.ER
b; 81" cordially inv ted =" sie 90 my n. vi
cp' i-f lager Ref Rr-~.rS. iiate Paul Baainsne
ST y tiEIes. I'm particularly
htASAY, ~ ARCH 9TH
". e. W. y Ill E!>r have prepared nod re- 7ast of
~ J. hiti ! =. Ct lnr u1d tell yUnr Fri sad
10 1rin s'r !" "-'t To +. FRON Hell.
tSuc' ESQ., I" EaE7~ an /, u g, snutI d.
" u. ". 3 n rEi SIT at q. NJ al
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" GENTEtMENS LLUTHinQ
W Hsv- row store stock OF Gentle
mGp,s SPRING 0VEkG0hTS aTSINESa STTJTJ
bffsS 81 ITS ana fUKs isHINa ;iOaDS Of ihn
latest tt,les, mznt featured 18th the Same dar-ea
ofnss;ncss, style and eles nc- if mad. % order
WALL, STEPHENS K co
"22 Penn. avenue between
VI" : '~f' atl ard tn ats
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THIRTY THuCSaHB VNIGH TROOPS al
BATON ROUGE IS
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GCEs DIsSsOCNTEp.

THs IRcN-CLADs ATTACK FORT NcALLIs-
TER
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H'oh sALE-fhe hest four horse RIG" for
= S.ti'r IN IN. army. Inquire cfC. J. EAGLE,
2cS Pa mar ~
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EQU lTATlOS.-A GCILLENlN French Es
- Qnire. from the French I'm p-riai School Cav
alery tSaumur. Informs The l-die and ntle,ueu
OF the city that he will give lessons mitaries and
priVstet 'or the ordinary method and Raucher's
method He breaks the military iaAira' and gan
tl.mep horses Apply st the Rich .nond Hou%e,
" street mari 3ts
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n@ STOCKHOLDERS MEETING Notica ia
N hereby 81 zen that meeting OF the stock
ho:ders of The Washington George own Eslt-
road Com rany Will he held at the mfr Of the Com
pany, NO. 23e q street. on WEOSESDAY March
iith 80 n The hour nf IL O'Clock m. Busisess of
importance vii! coma hsfore tue meeting
by order ofthe Board OF Directors
- NJ. u. COOKE, Prsst.
II - tAdNESEVjh src7y. satj
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-15

f0.rs~ tprh its3
Ixoas~~a for a was VIA sa,rs-s-rss Hsis7"' wAaca
IaesS&e> Jsha Bal-,as os D"@,f Aah' s@f-r' 1s
co.vass s "a co-~y-s,s' s gasis"S'--f brp< . 's
,>s1~.-T1, L,s~r ~ serg", Adj" hfsk fay rsn'
Isys c,sdi.s-, .. co.'s bgsfi. <s.
rhs ar 'sve' gs'iihs ban Al % Tine '"'s iss -
-. -. 90, hss u.re bssn sS,h gensfa b~~s
-, ~. r>s,is q yngi4na nat there wosis 10
,.~s.. ~ tpo oogntis- al srosrt at tise s4p
81 ,i- treat rns ,s,shsn,s essss a the ~sh q.
49,, 80 = sb. e.,ssrs q ~. ferbos.
me ,.. o4sss o. tbs B,usl'ers are s.ioiscaaiy ess
.., q .~-.a. Jansibsn tbrshsf, snd thsy rro.ns
.,ss,y Assrusd ., ths pro~psci thai W. 'sbt
- .sough rs~n y0s ca th., ssas have ssDs gh, A.
,,essasbs-)sss fsin, Ssl'.f-shsi ,ss asins ~, q
.,uod esvner 10 sssriy oil ib~ private shp ysrss q
e,s.a msAa W sint. barn. ss-if~y ana esFaS'e ,@sr
e.a shlts. = pos este ths ans
r. srs, 70 ssais~s ans ''s'1s' sr,-'s'' 80 vs<k
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-15

yvpE JEfisE DKsorsSrJ.E gRsscAIsg. souyELlE
~ arri~S, rarfss~ naue.iseu p-,~~xAst
1surss crtnasttyao par snss s<nsnsnL dssse
pslss fArri~ E,1r 1onsef % fiAso st
a. sae~nn ~ nessAs past uss -
skAsera ASST ~ oar ssi tsfsss~s s1s tsss ss
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-04-24
SEVERE FIRE IN BARNET.

very destructive fire occurred at Barnet
village, on Thursday night Of last week, re-
sulting in the complete destruction Of the
stores Of S. c. & R. NJ. Harvey and Hoyt &
Abott, also the dwelling house and harness
shop Of VIM. Berry. The FIRE originated in
Harveys' store, and was first discovered,
about o'clock, by Mr., h. NJ. Harvey,
who was sleeping there at the time
Tho fire had made such progrcs when he
awoke that he came very,icer l1slng his life
in attempting to save the books and papers
belonging to the store, the most of which,
however, he succeeded in bringing out Of the
burning building The stock of goods, and
everything else in the store, including set
Of books opened about one month ago, was
destroyed. The FIRE Immediately communi-
Gated with the store Of Hoyt & Abbott in
the post office, and town clerks office were
also kept The principal part of the goods
in this building as well as the town re-
cords and post office matter, were saved -
Haryeys insurance will amount to $1,000
and Hoyt 81 Abbotts, $4,000. Mr.. Berry
was insured for 5000 on house and shop.
The entire loss, as well as the origin Of he
fire, is unknown. This fire is great blow to
the prosperity Of the village Of Barnet, but
we trust the enterprise Of the people will
socn rebuild the burnt district, and that it will
not be long before they will have both stores
and hotel in that hitherto thrifty village.
In addition to Mr.. Berry's loss by fire, he
with his wife, had just returned from Mont
pelier the evening previous with the corpse oi
his son George, young man about twenty
years old. Caiedonidn
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-04-24
FROM WAsH1NnTnN-
MONDAY, April 10.

encouragement.
Tho signs are very encouraging for the Un-
ion cause. First, name the political reac-
ton against the copperheads, indicated by
the recent elections The semi-rebels have
been whipped 'oithom the votes of the sol
dier much more severely will they suffer
when the soldiers shall have returned home
rhearmy is sound Next name the Exec
utye proclamations and special sessions Of
rabs legislatures to provide food fer tie South
suipeopie, and the assumption Of the oopfed-
crate debt By the states the one proving that
starvation is upon them, aud the other that
Cine conlodcracy is ia bad credit. In fact, the
division OF the debt among the States looks
d., though the confederate government is to
bee suufcd out ere long Another encour-
aEamont is the successful test Of the IRON
o.aIs In the recent reconnaissance at Charles
tom. Ooe only, the Keokuk, failed and that
was the smallest and weakest Of the iron
cOads. Her captain reached Washington last
evening, and reports that be sunk the vessel
himself, not being aole to get her off. Still
another favorable event is change in the
weather and the consequent Improvement Of
rolds for army transportation.
The reconnoissance at Charleston.
have already said that the results Of the
first experiment at Charleston are reckoned
iayoublc-particulari in the effect Of our
our artillery upon Fort sumter, ana the great
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-04-24
VERMONT ITEMS.


On Friday nightthe dwelling house and
shed owned by Mrs. Mary Nelson IN Rye
gate, with all their contents we're destroyed
oy n'e. me n'e originated IN 'ne chimney
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nrrd
Tvo ,orr, mon Gsorro F,,cr and Fred.
Job,.on oCHra5r.,or, ,o,oJrouoe5 aboot
o,.lo, mn s.,.4., ,,.,,n, Las, IL, Nov
I4.,o, pi,o. N,,. u.ro, n.,- C., W.,
Nash. r,s;dcrce Tho, we're driving in a
wagon. and the water beip, mo over the road.
and the road narrow and bad, it's coniectured
that they either drove or tipped in. Both
bodio. have bsen recovered. Eayer leaves A
wife and two children.
Young man named Hiram Young, re-
Gently from Canada. near West Alburgh, was
drowned in Mil rycr, ne.r Cu,ungsyillo, on
Saturday evening. the tlth. Tho deceased.
with three other men, attempted to ioId the
i'ver on an OK sled and when about midway
OF the n'er the sea was c'p'']e"' ana 'Ae de-
ceased was swept down Oy lne current ana
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10 Captain Henry c. Flint, of the Vermont
Cavalry, who was killed in the late fight at
Drainsville, Va, was buried at lrasburg on
the l2'h inst. Appropriate services were
held in the Congregational Church, which was
filled to overdowing by the friends and fell
low-ctizons of the deceased soldier. An ell
oquent and patriotic discourse was delivered
on the occasion by Rev. Thomas Baype. Capt
Flint greatly distinguished himself by his
courage in the affair at Drainsyilo lie had
hand-to hond conflict with Mosby, the rebel
guerilla captain.