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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-02-17
From the indianapolis Journal.
Legislative Summary.
INDIANAPOLIS. Fehrnar,

J T.
The time of the Senate was taken up
in the forenoon with the receiving of re-
ports and the introduction of bills. A
bill increasing the fees of the County Re-
corders was reported from a Committee
with amendments. debateu and then re-
committed. In the afternoon the read
ing OF bills was continued until the files
were cleared.
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ACCIDENTAL brakeman was killed on
the Evansville and Charlottesville rail
road yesterday. While in the act of
coupling two cars he was caught between
them and so badly crushed that he died
in an hour afterwards. His name was
Michael Nickerson. This is the second
accident of the kind that has ever occur
red on this road, which speaks we'll for
the management and carefulness of its
employees.
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Counties, Pensions, and Arrears OF

Soldiers, their widows and heirs will
find it to their interest to call on Ben.
Stinson, who is collecting soldiers claims
of all kinds.
Back pay for discharged soldiers can
be collected by BEN. STINSON, for less
money and in shorter time, than any
soldier can collect for himself Office
on Third street opposite the entrance to
Crescent City Hall. DIV
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Rebellion Among the Democracy.

The New York Times says there is an
organization in that city composed of
prominent members of the Democratic
party, who are making a bold stand
against the demoralizing influence of
the peace advocates, and who are doing
all in their power to infuse the right
spirit through many lukewarm people at
the North
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PATRIOTS! STAND By THE UNION |!

There will be a GRAND RALLY of
the loyal Union citizens of Indiana, at
Indianapolis, ON THURSDAY, THE
26TH OF FEBRUARY, 1868.
Friends of your country, to the res
cue! By your formidable numbers and
strong resolves, let it be known that In
diana will ever remain faithful to the
Government of our Fathers; will submit
to no terms with traitors in arms; will
not tolerate treason at home; will en-
courage our soldiers in the field, and
assure them that no schemes or machin-
ations which may be devised to sully the
fair fame of our noble State, achieved BY
their yalor, SHAH ever De successful.
SPEAKERS.
The following patriots and statesman,
who prefer the glory of their country to
the triumph of party, have been invited
and Gov. johnson has consented-to
address the meeting:
Gov. Andrew johnson, of Tennessee.
Hon. Russell Houston, of Tennessee.
Gov. David Tod, of Ohio.
Hon. Samuel Galloway, of Ohio.
Gen. S. F. Cary, of Ohio
Hon. Joseph Holt, of Kentucky.
Gov. Yates, of Illinois.
Gov. Ramsey, of Minnesota.
Gov. Joseph A. Wright, of Indiana.
Hon Hon James James Hughes, Of Indiana
Hon. Richard W. Thompson, of Ind.
ES Arrangements have been perfect
ed for halffare on all the railroads.
The loyal papers throughout the State
are requested to insert the above.
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CASUALTY AT PADUCAH-Mr. John N.
Clark, the proprietor of the St. Francis
Hotel, was stabbed and MORALLY wound
ed by cook in his employ in that city
on Thursday. A despatch was received
in Louisville on Friday announcing Mr..
Clark's death. The deceased, who is
well known in this city, leaves large
and interesting family. The homicide
has been arrested, and is awaiting exam
ination.
Mr.. Clark was for many years the pro-
prietor of the American House in Vim
cennes, and has host of friends in this
State and elsewhere, who will be shocked
at this announcement of his untimely
and violent death.
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CoTToN.-The Tycoon had, as part of
her cargo, on Sunday, one thousand
bales of cotton, shipped from Memphis
at So per bale. Her freights and pas
sengers for the round trip would amount
to $4,000 or SIC, 200, being nearly fifty
per cent. on the price paid for her by her
new oWners
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Discard the False Teachers &!

IF there are any persons, citizens of
this or any other State, who are laboriug
to set the people at war ore with the
other-who are advising them to arm
themselves against their eighbors-who
are -endeavoring to stir up strife, which
can lead only to bloodshed and ruin--we
say to all, no matter to what party these
persons may. belong-what their profess
sions of patriotism-what their pretend
ed mission-discard them! They are
birds of evil omen. Nothing would please
jeff Davis and his fellow rebels better
than to see the people of the North cut
ting each others throats.-Neto Albany
Ledger.
That is excellent advice, and we are
glad to see it coming from the source it
does, and if it is sincere and repeatedly
urged by the Ledger and other demo
cratic papers it may do much good.
No set of men ever labored more dill
gently to set the people Of the North to
cutting each others threats than have
the leaders of Butternut Bogus Democ-
racy of Indiana If they have abandon
ed that part of their programme it is
we'll. But the loyal people of the State
are determined to be vigilant and pre-
pared, and will not be caught mapping.
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& Memphis Line
FOR MEMPHIS.

n- LEAVES THIS DAY, nth, AT 5
il-tLt y O'clock p. NJ. he ma gnificent Passan-
- ger Packet c D NM Z r CIAL
CAPT. J. b. ARCHER, GEORGE HART, Clerk For
freight or passage apply 10 JNO. HALL,
Sbl7-lt Lower Wharf Boat,
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BFThe Chicago Journal, a moderate
Republican paper, makes some state
ments in regard to the actual strength of
the Copper-heads in the Illinois Legisla-
ture, which are no doubt correct 1t
says:
Those of the members who are in ia
vor of measures that would cripple the
Government and render fruitless its eff
forts to quell the Southern revolt, are
really few in number; but, in the Legis-
lature, as elsewhere, they make a great
deal of noise. They belong to that
class who very properly have been stig-
matized as pot-house politicians. u
Fhey talk loudly, swear prodigiouslv,
drink enormously and swagger immense
ly.
Weknov not one of the LEADING Dem
ocratic statesmen Of high political cha,-
Gcter and talents pho raiQs an then.
company. None but partisan adven-
turerS and three penny aspirants for of
flee and plumber go to an incorporate
extreme in their assaults upon the Gov
eminent and its war measures, under
the present circumstances of national tri-
al
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A Lecture for young Men.
LAND FOR SALE.

II HE NORTH EAST QUARTER OF SECTION
4 y, Town Z, South of Range II Nest. in the
county OF Wand rburgh, State of Indiana. I will
1 In On reasonable terms II is good improved
land Communications addressed 10 me Al Indi-
annapolis will meet with attention.
eo'd&w5w DAVID BRADEN
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How THE REBELS ARE FED.-We find
the following in the Southern (Atalanta)
Confederacy of the 9th January:
The Herald says the leaders of the
Indiana Democracy are in open rebellion
against the Administration, and Bright
and Hendricks openly avow that they
have ninety three thousand men ready to
take the field against the abolitionsts,
and strike for their disenthrallment from
the East. The assassination of Cover
nor Morton, who is the chief obstacle to
their designs, is a probable event"
The speeches and actions of the lead
ers of the Indiana Democracy have been
we'll calculated to give color of truth to
the above, and it is not at all certain that
such was not the programme made out
by Hendricks and Bright, and that such
information was sent to the rebels to en-
courage them to persevere in their re-
belllon. The recent addresses and reso-
lutions, however, from the Indiana SOL
diers, have doubtless changed this
programme, and Bright, Hendricks and
thAi- a4---;--A-- ILL aaas4 L --aA------.
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Rg- Good judges of pictures patron
ize J. Perry Elliott's Gallery, No 8 Sec
ond Street.
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1S@ Gentlemen who wish to repleuish
their sto OK OF shirts should call at Lyons,
as he has a very large stock of Linen,
Hegt5gee, and fancy shirts of all kinds
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N Office to Heirs of Petition
to Sell Real Estate.
STATE OF INDIANA,

STATE OF INDIANA, }
Nsnderburgh County -
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT HIRAM
~ Hopkins, Administrator of the estate Of
Charles G 0lmstead, deceased, has filed his petit
ion to sell the al of the lecedent, his per-
sonal being insult lent 10 pay his debts; and that
said petitnn will DO heard at the next term of the
Court OfCommOn Pleas Of said County
Test: LOUIS RICHTER Clerk g. Q. T. V.O.
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EDITORS JoURNAL-The following is
list of sick and wounded soldiers at Hos
pital No 2, Feb, Is 1868:
Corp. S. W: Brown, co. II, Goth I'll;
Sergt VIM. Stevenson, co. E, 96th Ill;
Sergt Martin F. Carpenter, co. H, Goth
Ill; Samuel Ewing, co X, S4th ILL.,;
Alex Sears, CO. |, 10th Ills; VIM. S.
Malone, co. c, 129th Ills. Jacob S. Mil
Ter, co. 1, 10th lis. D. B. Hamlin, co.
B, l25th Ill; Hiram Breeding, CO. A,
10th Ills. Jacob Breeding, co. A, 10th
ILL.,; Robert Hart, CO. b, 10Th ILL.,; JAS
Furguson, co. - 64th Ohio,s John ".
Oerwiler, co. = Oath Ohio; VIM H.
Lantz, co = Gath Ohio; Alfred Decker,
CO. = 49th Ohio; Melancthon Scott, co.
- 49th Ohio; Corp. Thomas J. Miller,
co. B, 10th Ohio; Simeon Sloter, co. B,
Both Ohio; George W. Dyer, CO. B, Both
Ohio; Geo. W. DeBolt co. I, l2lst Ohio
Lewis Clark, co. d, 12lst Ohio; Corp.
Daniel Sackrider, co. K, 12lst Ohio;
Daniel Chapel, CO. K, l2lst Ohio; Zaca-
riah Sico, CO. 10Th Ohio; Sergt. Thomas
Burke, co. 124th Ohio; Wesley w.
Wildman, co. c, SIND Ohio; Joseph F.
Moore, CO. F, IO2nd Ohio; Pulaski
Lockwood, CO. E, 4lst Ohio; John Ba-
ker, Mule packer; Robert Hale, Mule
packer Thos Carpenter, co H, oath Wis;
Silas Fry, co A, 25th Michigan; Area
Dible, co B, 18th Mich; Lewis B. Force,
co X, 25th Mich. Corp Byron W. Earl,
CO f, 25th Mich; Sergt James Surber,
CO G., 9th Ky. Cavalry; George Cunning
ham, co G, 9th Ky. Cav; Joshua Asher,
co G, 9th Ky. Cav James Jacobs, co G,
9th Ky. Cav; Sergt A c. Woodson, co
G, 9th KY Cav; Simeon D. Chelf, co G,
9th Ky. Cav; Joseph Wood, co X, 9th
Ky. Cav; Sergt A. E. Mason, co X, 9th
Ky. Cav: Corp Valentine Faherty, co
K, 9th Ky. Cav; Sergt. Andrew Smith,
co K, 9th Ky. Cav; Bugler VIM B. Bow
Ter, co c, 9th Ky. Cav; Corp. Joseph
Berry, co G, 9th KY Cav; Stephen j.
Watts, CO c, 9th K6 Cav; Sergt. Peter
Mann, co B, 9th KY. Cav; johnson J.
Cummings, co B, 9th Ky. Cav; Henry
Ridout, co II, 18th Ky: -J-l--.- I'utA, co
r, z5d Ky; Teamster George Reiter, co
!, 4th Ky; John L. Golf, co F, 9th XIV.
Cav; B. r. Smith, co D, 18th Kentucky;
Joshua Percell, co I, 18th KY; B. +.
White, co A, 18th Illinois; John Nichols,
co II, 18th His; Jasper Asher, co G,
18th Ills; John A. Hays, co F, 18th
Ills; BuFris Pittman, co I, 18th His;
James Paul. company |, 2lst Illinois;
William I. Hicks, CO I 10th Illinois;
Frederick Pledge, co l, 18th Mo-; Dan
lei f. Peel, co :, 1st East Tenn; Mar
tin Boszor, co E, 2lst Mich; VIM. N.
Hevely, corp, co l, SSth Ind Darwin
ID. johnson, co I, SSth Ind; Martin Raw
lier, co B, 44th Ind; Sheppard McCabe,
co c, S6th Ind; james I. Piper, co E,
I'D Ind; Andrew B. Cox, co H, 10Th
Ind; VIM. B. s. Maddux, corp, co F,
3lst Ind; John j. Bristoe, co X, Slst
Ind; Lysander n Wheeler, co X, SIst
Ind; VIM. Browning, co C, 18th Ind;
Henry Hampton, co B, 10Th Ind; Bar
ney B. Sanders, co B, I'D Ind; VIM. H.
Hargrave, corp, co E, S0th Ind; VIM.
I. Shelton, co E, sod Ind; Samuel
Cornelius, co B, ssh Ind; Daniel j.
Risley, co G, 5Sth Ind; Patrick Brady,
co c, 35th Ind; Edwin johnson, co i,
10th Ind; Israel Picker, corp, co c,
10th Ind; Oliver Hudson, co l, sd Ind.
j. P. DEBRULER. Surpeon
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FRESH FROM THE SOUTH.-We received
last night, through the courtesy of our
genial young friend Capt. Harry L.
Ryce, of the 10th Pennsylvania Volun.
teers, a copy of the New South, pub.
lished at Port ROYAL, S. G.. of the 7tb
dence that our gallant and patriotic
young friend, Harry, is still son prayino
ground and pleading TERMS" as that But
ternut, who wrote to the 50th, would saw.
WOUNDED SoLDIERs-The Ohio No. 3.
which left Nashville on Sunday morning.
passing this place at three o'clock yes
terday, had on board some one hundred
and eighty wounded soldiers from Gen.
Rosecrans' army. We counted fourteen
men with clutches on one side of the
boat, and several who had lost "a leg Or
an arm. They all seemed to be in good
spirits, as if they felt they had suffered
in a glorious cause.
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ia Kentucky money can be sold for
5 per cent premium at Copeland's Saw
ings- Bank, NOT First Street
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.
Election Notice.

A meeting of the members of the Evansville
Presbyterian Church and congregation will be held
at their usual place of worship, corner of Second
and Walnut Streets, on Wednesday evening, 25th
inst, at O'Clock, at which time and place Trus-
tee VIII be elected to in the place of Charles
5. Wells, deceased. II. F. BLOUNT, Secretary
Feb. Il, 1868.
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HOME INTERESTS.
Official.
Official.
U. S. GUNBoAT FAIR PLAY, !
Eahrnarv 18th lS62

= VT TUT J
My orders restricting trade up Green
River, is from this date rescinded. All
applications for permits to navigate said
stream are to be directed to Brig. Gen.
Boyle, Louisville, Ky
LEROY FITCH, Lieut.. Com Sd
Div. .. S. Miss. Flotilla.
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Ia We have reduced the price of
salt to sixty-fve cents per bushel.
W. NJ AIKMAN & Co.
Agts for Ohio River Salt Co.
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l. o. o. F.-All members of Crescent
Lodge, No. 122, are hereby notified to
meet at the Lodge this (Tuesday) even
ing, Feb. 18th, for business of import
ance
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NOV ar.

ID L GEISSLER HAS REMOVED HIS JEW
elry Store No. % Main Street next door to
shanklin & Riley, where he will lie very happy to
zee ms new friends and old customers. 10 show
them the largest and best selected stock of
watches Clocks Jewellery and Silver Ware in the
Cli5- BE sure and call on No. Is Man Street
Jaho p. L. GEISSLER.
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By order S. SoREYsoN, Sec'y.

Bg% Dobell has received another fine
number of Rarper's Weekly, that for
February 3lst
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SundrieS Received.

A SS0RTED PICKLES AND JELLIES. CAT
4 sups, OF all kinds. Chow Chow. Stove Polish
Fancy Soap, Rolling Pins, Lamp Wick Ohio Must
ard, Butter Paddles, Brooms, Vegetable Yeast
Plant, Soda, Cream Tarter, Canister Powder. Sn
gar and Butter Buckets, Baskets, Wash Boards
Cove Oysters, HOLSTERS, Salmon, Star and Coal
Candies, assorted Market Baskets, and a thousand
other Things TOO numerous to mention Call at The
Old Pioneer Drug GtUre, No. y Main Street and
ste for yourself.
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Es the New Albany Hoe45es follls
have again been grinding at their
wit, but the thing is dull as ever. We
were induced to read one of their last
specimens, and as we finished friend
at our elbow innocently asked, "Where
is the point?''
We read the precious moroccan over
again, but were forced to confess we
couldn't see it The Ledger is too
near the Louisville Journal office to do a
profitable business in witticisms. You
had better not try it too much, gentle
men. Such Violas. ------~-N'"rrsvrous
in the Spring of the year.
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GROCERIES.

% DOZEN LIVE CHICKENS
~ 500 pounds Country Butter,
900 8 choice " r. Butter,
900 dozen fresh Eggs, at Il A. COOKS
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DEATHS.

In Providence. Sept 10. at the residence Of her
son, Mrs Melvin, johnson. iormeflyof Washington.
VI, aged 50 years
In Richmond, Sept 25 George J Edwards aged So
years.
In Warren, sept u Mrs Hannah Billings, wife Of
NJ Rufus Bi lings agsdb years
In West Randolph. Sept 20. Of canker rash, Freddy
Gilbert, on, son Of Gilbert and Maria Tlson, aged B
yeas months aud Is days a
In Barre, Sept g. Mrs. Caroline Reed wife Of Chas.
q Reed. eyed ij years.
IN Windsor. Sept 90 Lieut.. Albert sabn, aged 90
years He had lat,ly been promoted TO Lieutenancy
ia the ls' United States regiment
In Puney Sept. u. Ms Nancy G. Crawford, wife Of
Dsa. D, Crawford, aged 6S years.
In Montpelier, Oct ! Widow Mary Leonard, aged SO
years, reject OF Ophr LoonAid formerly of Worcester
[Western papers, please copy
In Montpelier, Oct L, suddenly Of bleeding At The
lungs. Mrs sally Sias wife Of Scion J Y. Vail, ESQ
aged % yeArs-reccntly from Dapville
In Burlington, Sent %. JulA 4. Jennes wife Of c.
II. Blodgett aged SO years
In Braiteboro'. sept 18th, Charles Jarvis second
son Of Hampdsn and Mary ?. s CUTS, aged IS ears
and months
In East Gulnrd sept 10 Gen. Cyrus Carpenter,
aged 6lior several years member u the Legsa'
years
In Fayston. Sept s. VI Jonas G. Dudley sou.in
law u 'he above. aged - Years.
inU a. ,sp.nl. Philadelphia Sept y. Of yario-
lo'd. Harvey Au9ep Go. d. "a Vermont regiment.
In barre sept w. Frederick Goodell. aged "a year.
and II DAYS Mr. Ouudcl va. Of the first settlers
- sutton Sep, r Lyman Lyman. Powers sss3 g
In Sutton Se.I % james Wilson. aged 49,
H. Losel Sept % John Rust aged Years.
In West Bra'tlebar' Sept. 2j, Dr. Willard Arms,
In 5, J9hus9ury, sept q. Samuel Chase, aged 81
years
Killed in 'hs battle Of t'y,burs July 3d. Charlie. p.
Stetens, pf Go a l6.l Vermont req nfnt Of Capt
liver and Caroline steven. Of Roy alton, VI. aged
Years IL months and Is days
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A GENTLEMAN

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PILLS have never yet failed in removing difficulties
Using from b,trueuoo, stoppage Of nature, in
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ny the delicate female without causing distress
he same time they act like charm by strengthening
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guarity, no matter from what the obstruction
may arise They should, however, NOT be taken dur.
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safe Of any other time miscarriage would be the re
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Each box contains 60 Pills. Price 81
DIR. HARVEYs TREATISE on Diseases Of Fe
males Pregnancy Miscarriage, BnTenness. Sterility
Reproduction aud Abuses Of Nature, and emphatically
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The Pal. and book will be Oy mail when desired
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Aarrtagts.

In Cleveland o. Sept % by Rev I II. Hawks At
the residence Of Mr. Jarvis Leonard, Everett Holcy,
Esq, Of Warreusyie, o. and Miss Catherine NJ. Vail,
Of Montpelier, Vermont.
In wiliams,own, Sept 9th, BY Rev. p, Y. Barnard,
Mr.. ivy Fogg, Of Chelsea, and Miss Lucns L. Mar
tin, Of W.
In the Congregational Parsonage in Danville, Sept
80, Mr. Seth Colhufu ~ Portland, Maine, and Miss
Almra Woodward, Of Peacham.
In Walden, Sept 2, Mr. John Dean Of Walden, and
Sabra A. Hill Of Hardwick
In Coventry, sept y, Mr. Curtis J. Ware, and G
Cleveland, all of Coventry.
Ia East Char ston, sept lt, Mt AlonEo Novel; "
Newark. and Lucy A Hardy Il Whceluck
In lfasbutgh. Sept 10, Mr. Ausuu Page, and H.
Peavey, all Of /.
In the Methodist Parsonage 10 Watshcld, Sent. -,
Mr Albert Il Selleck and MISS Celestia n Reed, both
Of W
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HEALTH FOR THE SOLDIER.

For who dies from the effects Of the bullet ten perish
from damp and exposure to night air. Small doses Of
Holoway's Pills, taken every other night, will correct
all disorders Of the Liver and Stomach purify the blood
and insure sound health to every men. Only Is cents
per box. ~
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EXCISE TAXES!
COLLECTORS NOTICE!

First Collection Bisuict Of Vermont as assessed upon
Incomes, Licenses Carriages, Plate, Sc under the IA.
else law Of Congress approved July L. 1862 and the
mendments thereto. have become due and payable and
will attend at the following times and places receive
the same, viz
WAsHINGr0s 'OuSrY AT my office in Montpelier
Friday, Saturday aud Monday, October 10 II and
10 st the rthfeld House IN Northhed on Tuesday.
October 20 at l. O. 4 Browns Store In Waterbury
Wednesday, October q at Joslins Hotel In Waits
held on Thu sday, Ostober % and at Wilson's Hotel
in Cabot on Friday October 49,
The monthly Returns " Manufacturer, no, pteVi.
ously paid Will be received At those times and places
BY the provisions Of the Law, all persons neglecting
10 pay said within the time above specified mns
pay ten per additional upon the amount thereof
Any person remit his tan by another receipts
will be returned
II Bills Of banks outside the State will not be ~.
ceyed Treasury notes preferred
JOSEPH POLAND,
Collector First District Vermont.
Montpelier, Oct /, 1873,
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WALT0N'S DAILY JOURNAL.

~ After this date the price of the Daily Jour
nal single copies, sold by carriers or at the coun-
ter, will be THREE CENTS per copy; and Of tho
weekly FrvE CENTS per copy. These prices not
to apply to members Of the Legislature who send
single copies regularly during the session, or
larger numbers occasionally--for which see terms
below
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