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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1864-07-15

late Of ratleboro in snd District deceased, and also al
claims and demands exhibited in Offset thpreto and siN
months from the 9th day Of April 1865, being allowed by
sail Court for that purpose do therefore hereby give
tice that we will attend to tn duties Of said app tint
the late residence Of said deceased In Btteboro In
said District the last saturday Jolly and first Monday
In September, from until two to ijur O'Clock T. NJ On
each Of said days.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1864-07-15
UNION
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO,

INCoR DRAFTED ~ THE STATE OF MAINE.
CHARTER PERPETUAL. ORGANIZED, 1slo.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1864-07-15

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE. WE THE
~ subscribers being duly appointed by the Hon Probate
Court for the District NJ Marlboro Commissioners to receive,
examine and adjust all claims and demands Of all persons
non Al lhnE utu Of
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1864-07-15

r OST ON THE nth INST..-A SMALL
IBlack Pock Book containing about 81 ana some pa
prrs-Drtwcen East and West Brat;eb0ropr0aby on the
street near the Buckner Place. Til" finder will be suitably
'e"''" Sa W '''''''s ~ D. H. RANNEY
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1864-07-15

IRON BAR LOST-SOMEWHE Be
tween Ariel fIowars and Marlboro Line on the stage
Road leading from Brattleboro to Marhoro.Whnever will
lea We the at said ownr this Office will hes ut
ably rewarded HUMPHREY CARPENTER
July o. 1S6i-3w2g
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1864-07-15

At rowmshend june l2'h, Of cauker rash, Bessie
BELL only daughter OF lieo g. and Mary Z. brigham,
aged wears, mou.h'. % days.
At Wardsboro, july l2th liENRY W. KipDEn, aged
, 1864-01-30
THE SHIP CANA ALPKOJECTI L IN THE
II, T. LEGISLATURE.

lNGr. N. 1. %UUuAlt&ElA4 aAsGEAIst&st
A1BArY Jan. A.-The following is synopsis
Of The bin to incorporate the Nlagars Ship Canal
mlttee On Commerce and Navigation. This en-
1rae be oeis On he b. osweso and
q staiu catat from the st Lawrence to Albany via
Lake Clamplain, and the etupendous projects
st ;! # be Iii Is
JoEatbsn stnsgee Horsce 3: Day 4 O. jerome Jerome,
Rnee Zee e terpe xaaeRM f Morgan. ' WI. G. swift Samuel
Z. Fnllen, i. ii. Beach, 9. Y. Hay1e, n. Avery.
c. Churchill, e. $: 3; Gibson, 4; G. 4owlest, e
frg, r Whitney, JOHN Fiske, E, Ford, 2. Wells,
holm Maccc John Bntterfeld. A. T. BfaiuaYd.
Geyrett Smith, C. Notchh fss and Dean Richmond
e. coptin q h q cineinsa1; E. q. Gerries, oi D.
troit E. d. Brobcad, Milwaukee; ". u. Osborn,
snd @ j. 5. blackstone, OF Chicago, and Henry
Tbe canitai stoeE Is liked At SIX millions Of dol
each, and William F. Allen, Henry Fltzhnsh, pelos
1DS Ssss sea q sssc msa
Com1rissioners to open the subscription books.
Ono OF the sections provides for board OF fifeen
piseeoss to be divided info IT, taree easses .ne
md the third three 5ears. The following named
restien,en are to constitute the hrst Board: Abiel
r. Wells G. y H;xtac ps1' an a1d 1},sfia nnya
Nytra, or Syracuse: De1os neWolf L. .: Crooks
eEd Luther Wright, Of Oewego; thas. g, Myers
and b. Janee, ot Ogdcpsburg; YIN. n. Maan, Of
Bufa:o; MarcelluH Massey, Of WatertoWn. Chas;
+. Stcwart, Of Genera; and Lorenzo BURROWS. Of
D. lie terms Of the BILL the corporation arc en-
rowescd 10 construct ship canal Of sufficient d.
mt1th rs to allow vessels of at least 1,oo, tons
lu1tlen 10 pets from Lake Ffie to Lake Ontario.
and frcm Lake Ontorio to / axe Erie commencing
at ecmc convenient ptint On the Niagara riyeE
atoyc the Tal1s, end Terminating at saue coayeai
crt pint heloH upon tho sEne stIea, and arc In
e ecd with all the Necessary authority for enter
ire rron lands or streams, both for making pre-
linins1y surse,s, and foF appropriation atferwart
where found necessary. They arc also enpoweseo
to iSu and tolls on al vessels. hoats md crafte
End Tie property transp ozted thereby. and On al
tinker and logs passing through the said ssna:s
eEc tolls not 10 cxrecdfn In the aggregate, for ont
seaT, Tic eost Of operating and Keeping IL Eepai,
ite raid tt1 a. and len per cent interest On tht
cost OF tts construction, free Of Government ta1
Sex don twentieth requires that. In times q "a!
| or at.y civil ct mmetfou, vessels OF the Unitet
St.frS, OF those tearing exclus1Vely muniuona Q
Hnr ar troops OF the United States. shall BE- eati
tf 70 the pref renee over III other yfssele tn pass
~ through sa!d canal, and may pass heo OF toll
I'D al property Of the United States may pas
| Th{s act fs to takc effect Immediately upon tt
patsaco though the Leg tslasu1e.
, 1864-01-30
Nctn 31ubjieatio116.



which has ;er the last tcn Jears lecn ably con-
the editorial chsrCc Of
PROF. yAHrs 1tr1ssFyr. ,oBFI.;, 1-4 CuA.IBs
F.aoA Su''os' Gs''
F:HsTE:rE. Klf. Tor fnEn2 hnu s'f2 sSt scnS;
coEu1r srt liz Ecropr ana tsias~ ;nssr cdu-s:lon
E1I fyttr;crcC ins1p II loysI'y an .,Hoatay = Il
n,,a,ifv 3tet faT ne n..sttrn thrr !,ayr nasnm.
4THE 3t,:frW AHEI:i6A:. REVIEW Ie too gell
l.,:E 10 TIC utc:aTJ world 10 irqulrs a. cxtea.e3
rr,Irc
i,r ablctt tnG ane3t rrrn.pe. l,uara IN o. she
;I;e Il. hs rs.nesrr @ ~ nj; sass!,ne II
liz !c tce;!3cn cs tr !cnd.p7 ftY,ew Vi .hls coup
~. aG ~ hr MIR rrcrenenfnti - or A,neticnn m,7j
, 1864-01-30
[From Our Regular Correspondent

[From Our Regular o17espondcntl
WAsu1S6ToN, Jan. 95, 1851.
TIE PROPOSED TAX on rooACco.
Now that tho House has decided OF the
amount and manner Of tho tx Oh spirits, the
spectators in tobacco lave turned their at
tention more particularly to that article.
The specu1:tors were gc2cEal!y desirous that
the tag SHOULD DC put upon the leaf os un-
manufactured article, bnt tue gro ~ers op-
posed this yehemently, and have been
writing to members Of Congress for some
time TO prevent anT tax upon leaf wrote
you come time since to the effect that q
heavy tax upon tho 1eaf #ould have tendency
to stop the export Of The article, and this
opinion tes been verified By the Hon. Isaac
Newton, Commissioner of Agriculture,
Whose opinion upon Tho subject has been
sought and obtuIned BY the Agricultural
Committee Of tic Senate. I send you his
communication. By this 1T appears tibet b.
tie censrE OF 1850 tho crop Wss 2o3, ,oc2. 900
pounds, Int it reached, tho extraordinary
figure Of 80 COT, ,0Co pouuds in 1861, the .ay.
ezrgc crop being 2c5, ,ooo, 900 ponds. In the
loyal States in 1869 the crop was a0s, ,ooo, ,co
{estimetcd). and in 1865 e5sooo, ,oao, undez
the etimulous Of unusual efforts. The fol-
loving tables show the exports Of leaf md
manufactured, for eight ycars past: =
, 1864-01-30
A sE0CEENA MURDER H
E0ENEE THEEJT,
An Irishman Killed. By Wealthy
RAfnacTs

From the Springfield lAIabs1 Republican. Jan. 28,1
L murder Of the most shocking character
wascommitted at Su1lie1d, Conn.,, On Sunday
afternoon, and the community was thrown
into the greatest excitement In consequence,
especially as the murderer is well known
and wealthy resident Of the place; The cir
cumEtances which led to tho murder were as
follows: In July last a young 1rlshmah man,
ed William Brown, who had been working At
Iopgmeadow, came to 6ufield and hired
himself to Luther adams as s'farm help" and
remained With him until the last Of Novem-
bcr He proved to be very inefficient man, be.
ing regarded By many as really "aon eoa,oos,"
Gus disagreements, Adams settled with him
and dischgrged him at the time mentioned
Brown soon returned, however, and express,
ed desire TO live with him and ado chores "
for his board. Adams 0ishked to keep him,
hut he declared TINT he wonh come, and did
remaining through the winter under protest.
Last week the Ifishman entered a claim for
s18 which he alleged was due him for extra
werk which he had done since Thanksgiving
Adams refused to pay him, when Brown be-
came very much excited and Threatened TO
kill him Il he did not He mode frequent
threats Of thfs kind on Saturday and again on
Sunday, s,veariug.that it he was not paid he
twice approaching him with cudgel, "a TITO
execute his threat. Adams, however, eVaded
Lin, and seemed anxious and feaful Of meet
ing him.
About o'clock Sunday afternoon, Adams
went down 10 the Wood-shed adjoining Ills
house to split some kindling wood. and Was
thus employed, standing between Wood-pile
and IN old sleigh, when Brown suddenly ap
Teared with Club, about two and half feet
long, In his hand, and saised It as # to strike
him. Adams YVES unable to control himself,
and, as he alleges, in self-defense. struck
Grown blow on the head With
the buck Of his axe that sent him reeling to
the ground. In the fury Of Ills passion be
was not satisfied with this, but after the
'IrishDan had been felled to the earth, struck
him repeatcdly--probably five or SIX times-
on the head with the axe, until the horrible
! thought that he waH o murderer flashed
across his mind. He then left the shed and
went to the Eouse, leaving the murdered mnI
own blood, where bo was shortly afterwards
| discovered. Ills forehead was shockiuglJ
bruised, especially over one eye, Where th,
| first blow probably hit him, and back Of thu
left car WINS ehastly wound, where piece q
| skull three or four inches In diameter
! was Ntcrally beaten fn..- The hase Q
| the ekul1, too, WIS pounded to jelly
Yet, injured In this most horrible manner
t 3 Own continued TO b1rathe for nearly a
hour and a alf after--a remarkable length q
time, In view Of the number and kiad Of hi
in,nsits. Adams attempted TO concealmen
Of the fact thst he Rab the murderer, an
, 1864-01-30
Ql)teago Qribnue.
SATURDAY, JANUARY 80, 1884.
III III NJ
Written for tho Opening Of New House Of Wot-
ship tr. s. E!ng'a} IN San Francisco.

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uTnTN
.it+r,, f,- ~, o-s. - III,
elip tT. +. E!ng'a} IN San francisco.
II 1ors G. wu17r1Eu.
Aoosds. +hoea .,5,-,or- --.-+u ,rrh;,.
Tha s,1a,nr @,.7nr,ss+a aSthe ~ 10 n,t1a T..
Ana swfni s,nssa,ss inas,s;sss u shr,p' ;ng pne'
1ybe-a s+ra,, rr.. and ,,1a
HnS t,,sss,, 81 t,,-3 na3 e5nns -. Wa'' AA41 se@S'
1ntfnd ~ a.st..Sata ~ ,e+r - ~ ~,
c,~.,--.u. n.-.,,.
S,s,r nv Ia.,5 Wsais 10 iaes RE ss!sS. III. ,-,,..-
Fntrfv H' ~ e a11a nre soGna5 nhsi5,ah wssrsi
,....,,- ...,ra
ToIt hheG1hg on tnes9al1ia17sSt - .,ssv.-a
NC NfEe ! hee 1N villa !i es.nsa .s.. p145s1S,
Before Thee. " ss11 CsiI nay.
Our cnuntry'a bleeding aeti1 VIC 1oyt
, 1864-01-30
STATE map ut Illinois.
NEW STATE MAP OF
~ ILLINOIS.


Nap Of Illinois.
Compiled from Unscd StatsS and actual euryeyst
sbowIg oil Roat!s Railroads, Hlvgrs. Canals. Creeks
End villages the 6tate, and having the nause OF
<.ch township distinctly EE1EATED THEREON
TIC NAP eont.lns On ths tasrsn oorsft r,S1s tSe m
ailv " biap OF thr United Statea Also. cartfullE
prepared tables statistics, inc1usTe Of the ne"
The Mar win be ormmcnted With v1ews Of protni-
nent rubfic huihtnef, elegantly engraved border
and lNAniifui ttc rtture OF thG C8ty Of Chicago,
M sT az a s.s xofx handsomely Color
cd In ToEnehiI and mountct with cloth nsc9b.fol-
ard mouldcf in he hest and uost durable nAn"
lie publisher and manufacturer Of this 1nap has
1ecn the 1sst nr twelve yeArS thgASe3 n ~
u,ap publishing md NthocrnpaioE business At en-.
tHGo, and during that tiMc Las mapped neAfly fvcy
aronut OF the most valuable er1a for the produce
t!op Of q Gtnte Map which L1-ether w1th ois sate9
yr facilities far manufacture has enab1eo e1so to
produce one Of the most hssntiI9!; ~ @ w
W PEEL As.CEKn THAT THE fxnrIE 2F itd5Aots II @
VIII II xoEE WILLING TO PAT FltE UuLtA1sS Uu AM roA AM
.kp X. Htr H1r n ef non5 M ;cs1nr 4rticle
1roGnccd abroad. ~ VI ee e sold to @ s9oscs1o
ersoa'y 4 a195p s. eGf2sTls &R7EPp s9cs11 EaPsp,.
e.pnt: T. s sss ss e SiGai F 's es Sast
-12 Lake street, Chca+o
CAUT1ONi
The Public arc hereby warned thzt CHAs. r Ar
MOLD, or AnNoIp AND ATWOOD. are no Longer AHenH
for ply EcH Township Gnd Sectional Map Of Illinois.
nor il Rry way autAGFi-fd or employ ca ~ nc AZ
3,nd also eubscrtlcrr TO tie map. would do val 10
Communicate With pe 'nmeaisfs~s$ ES~. MESpEL.
c...s9ss1m 162 Lake etEret Chicago.
, 1864-01-30

Formerly Of Janrs Hospital, Custom Eonsa
A+cet. Few Orleans established in 1s3?. nux Of 81
Ee.,T;tEt Q. OH tnIoaI<, MaEecEaI1, 9loor
I:nfcs lAcn wittonf resoT;1n; 10 Mcscnr?. Iodlde
!,otAstil. AEseuc u :sarsapsr.- DE. ja.1as USES
kEUTnAIILFE, WHICH Is 4 POSITIVE CcKK N all
blood diseases Organic sTeatness. broa:''t On by
T;xcfss over .s1a.oa u nusinsss o. oaaaM he1ca
dept1y, etc. cured by llEsiih'c :netEnd, nnd The
only cure for this weskness-e1rtnr 1oth no and e.
S7eFte.
Old Diseases Of the MOST HoEEInlE CLASS,
%herc the bleod t2s become rof.tEtd. producing
htoiche& on the face, Hna wacrt h1.gtefs. pains an
thr head and bores, uccratet threat. nnse limbs and
body ecrafula, together with az enaless number oa
Euntr1nEs.
u. Jsiucs Y rceomrsendcd by the rrcsr Gsaetn1y q
The Sonth the medical faculty, nnd o. med
teal colletcA. Tho-e afflicted sauld app5 ttnlnn-
diEte1y. aud BE- cured Of tArse terrible dse1sos c.
Randolph, hc,Wrcn s.ate md pcxEtufn strtet&.
t,Sioisblf. ta.+uLll.-E
, 1864-01-30

Coundentfn, Phy,c1an, {torncrly q s. Il Loqs q Ao,)
corner of Mcar, Chicago III. half b. 'cx fron the
Post 0H1ce. on nl Chronic Dls+sses. and nstass o.
private md delicate nature bntn scrca Ehlca ne
tresn viii. nrnaral1ele6 sucne q. Hoap. seFatate.
~hcre 4dlt@ mud Gcnilcmen cAn con4uit the DoctoF
u Bp. H.; surt Ays 10 10 II H. H. Communications
ronldeIt!M Ccnku'tAtluLs tree. Adctcts r. =. D3x
From, The lnc:or'r long t1p-Firpcc ia Hospital and
rr.nle ractice he !. Ahan 70 and Wn g9sE
uoei tcvcrt and complicated eares. in vcsy short
Young Ipen snfcritg trs q sat ase lavlted y
cal. i rcrfcc, cErc warranted. Female irregular
Hes stt1i1dau; "a liberty bfcuBaruAtion OF person.
having any ots1rnrttonst TO Carnase, Eaonld cal 81
Es-cc and be c1red. Best Of city references = u
, 1864-01-30
Cfnro1t 23itters.
DR JOHN BULLS
COMPOUND
CEE1KON EbEHEEsSS
Tho Latest and Most Important Discovery o.
tha 18th Century.

,s =, 2s; Ne g
3 's.f S1!ss IT, s :.
~ a. tn,ai4ls .,,., sssssnG. a. nj q
3ss sssi ous ca e 90 %
sns ens seaaS ef
s :, H. a,9 .nt :. q .aaa Ncn a 1st eo
riorr Of lls r+m.ns e e .ta!nee ~ q y @ 1is
s,n i; % t e. rs :
as. Il IT, st !. 20 csf X ,ss suh n 1,9. Th
II % 1os. tS re Il
oIe ttur hun re yca5s Armea VIII u the 70;
is Relief isem na tseFe !. frea.h 1s,s IL
81 ory nc te,Jon is pol II u no "H"A
70. 1rsesss4 t. sass;:s s.s
tuoronsh esnnalDsoa of tse 81 ense rs,.',ne e. e to
west, rsS sna ci,psts % er io ser inaaeaees
he West 1ntles. Ii
DxspEps1A
csarm ts.1 e-i:1ne Tiers = nes.iag i tss -:
q ,es M:ss. Il Il ri f'f
.n s iii soa II s. g. g. b
scres ad # experiment. In -s1ch m Bull has been
III ,r1min.fioa 8 = De i pox enaelsa oaer lne
I; e * = ss;!sS
$Ak enuAi1n the wcfss.
He might turntAa volume Of c.1tnrAtes bat :as
ru!I} hrre long 1eaEutt to estimate surb tar&s
4 ctr .rpe .Rluf The +atest plan il sor e*erT nht
lest for h1se't she virtues Of new @eaoe- LIVE
CEDR0N KTTTHR&
f,nc trfs. and voa viii pcvsr use any otnera.
II not rec e IN 1isa long ;iss ef dlseasei
In au tfeates Of the 6l1ulath, Bowels, iArcr Or N@
EcjE; ~x. .n.n n.
tnrc. mrnt of the stom2; y or BOwels:
II Gout, i.Acumatlsr nu1 Neuralgia;
itis cestine: 70 rutsse III oher remedies. II moi
only cuIet these ci.ea--e, hut It prevents them.
VIM class tnl OF the B!tscEe .Asen uf hefor*
All mes! III ovfat tn. III efscta OF tie nost M
pecthy climate suseea tae pefson taking ag&1ne
<ikeaee ntder tie EDoss tT1tnE exposure
Eoin hy {,rugstHt - GsrceFt generally -.
K7- nr JOflS BULLS Principal Odlee, FIN Btteet
Louisville, ky.
vii. Tf NsnrO,nb strset del1.a7D+Ep Tu EHte Lis
, 1864-01-30

itens. OF the s*1eaf'' tie following table Is
obtained By converting bogsheads, Bales. and
cases into pounds, upon the bnsis Of ZOO
pounds to each AoSeheal:
pnru1s Av mira - n
, 1864-01-30

s.cHELoE's ereb.ni*1 EA1E nxI y Tar EssT
3. THE a..Ksn The .Hy uAHntEss IRua an4 k5L1.
achsns,s 1sra. E"Hs Or t;,c5 Aa!r iastag;y: T.
= na:r =. ~ IT,. tie sSln, Leaving TIC Uatr sat
ac 4 4n:,inl tu:r1rts fra7 v1tailt! :guectsy tes-
1.t Dvr*. 1M Goau1ne - eixncd WtLtIAs 4. E4cB-
S-?c. nj nsfcr. are uiere us,xnoua and ettoni he
k-,il~d. S,i hy un Druggists, &c. Factorr, N ltat.
slty street. Ecw York. fyS.9f53-iy
, 1864-01-30

Beware Of False Prophets. :
Who rcrire to rcsore gras hair 70 its catns color
with pOs1losls Anu i1uI,tr.rrt dica Of *nlprcr Euu
srnd. CiIs1 AuDts0.s Is TAk ONLY DIst: rh4l IS
Ut cetl, clean; Rersrctly pIrs; perfectly tase p5
perfectly poifoblcs: perfectly ifnltatr* n,trt. and
Shlnss - ttrsif sil the prrec,:tns 9: p;r:u; 1ye
NV York. Sold everywhere hht applied by all u 1t
{ o e(zG, 12lrpIT3juk9
, 1864-01-30
lallfmanD's 5peciff.
a5Durutlo,lll.
TDLEWILD.

MRS. n. r. WILLIS
viii reee!ve sogerai addsional 2up!ls nssTcsn @ ~
1snrnters at Ialewtld. Address Nps. N. P. WILLIS,
Noodna Orange County. n. +. oecS s1sam-W Y&xls
, 1864-01-30

County of....+.......
-. ~ -. ensy
q ou!d she propose = ot ~ pc ass1p.e
n5c tic recuL ed hotd or thst ue VIII pa5 70 tho
Untee E1ates t. lots sustained ny the 9nercnce D.
twccn bis TOR 1helr) lid and the naxs hisnes
,e4e ''''." fENAT.3
, 1864-01-30

From ,lrst bands snd te cizeus ,cysl to tho Upiou
tn- ar etsd e the undersigned u saaaasJ; Qnlo'
opsLed 1eai 1t Gtoeral Terry Office tit ho will
tcrkrCs 10 It's usc Ter t9.t pays".sc.)
The Beef to be suunG aud wholesome, In alternate
is,.t hHtt hind quarters. or Par.s thtrecf: hetkS
srnz:e. End Eidpey taloE - be excndsd; to BE- fur
iisLct Ere f.Enea per neck on eCth Gays IS rhy De
tts:l1ssd II ~ coImsnss;E o;asss; ~. ,r.-re,,.a
*.ter 1ectr ur Indirectly II any Other BID ur tais
COR Lee; sbat be !, conctr-e: In 20 CON mosnation
harirs fer It's object ttapd on sls and
ues Le acrum panied By guarantee Fprrf l. ueloHl
kfxpef Ly tic euftes named In tho bj III It IN Case
tie fl t. xcc ,fted, and te h!ddar fails to $a:J ous
1}t ktvt the5 the fsure'iee) Will pny 70 ae HnSe
States The ft In rnsk on the Deer 10 be tuf-
Ii=td tetn the BID IL which tnc1r nasaes sere1s
and thH rest higher.
B,6s ron . aS1l must specify 'tas naEas and Ac-
dl ess ol each :Ftnber h teof.
ihe HcCCtLG ria IL 1oEc :he b:sis .os Efistea
coEisCt tF rk1al fufU AID con ittlors, (sse tot
Si, rag 81, h ;.ulattups OF Snnasftnce Utpaf<neas,
NJ IrOx eG l7Ls SIt, t6ES1
1 ec,d Ct cirt. thorf and tc4'ac,, With twp good
ard sufficient kp:etlcs, whose n.ines must be men
sGau b. for npt months or tuch lesa fine ~ taa
Ist.n.,n.y Ct Err.l zhst1 direct; cnE1tnel lca- nn
+ srrn: t II tho rs~seIt ono, psoo .nly or e1e
1g day Of fetuarf+ LID. tof this due notice will %
EtGtrz arc Invited to Re present at the opening Of
len nrice ol scceAance viii DC Stsen na4tla1.
Isc iostst resIcEa:plc loyal bi11cs, who conpura
rth tSe Tern hf H.. nvt rfistmens. wtish :nal be
Fart contract, ana pran eopT g sca>a
Iient. Cox, H. G. G. S.
, 1864-01-30
FROM WASHINGTON,

city OF Salt mcats-Tho New FORK
Rnnkcrs and Secretarg Cha. c-Ihe
Weather.
, 1864-01-30
THE EAGaI AKD GARDEN.

Vfsr FEtcnt or Eat.nSc to FrNlt Trees
Cotton Culture IN aIe South part Of
lie Etutcs
, 1864-01-30
FOR FORAGE

Cn- CrA ARrryayasTEH CYYIc8f
SEALED PROPOSALS ara invtset by teE NaosE
s1Ete. io1 81! ClyirE the AuaIntrrMaate1b uS
rartEeLk 81 Washington - ~ oet nlofs; 10
A1ey&ntHa, and Fort Mon<oa X. o fNoas OF 1aess
plAitF, with H-T Com, Cats xn0 stsAW-
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1OE OAK PILES WANTED.
oJYIc7 OF TEE BOARD OF Pup11o Wogka
CHICAGO, January eth, 1864.
SEALED PROPOSALS will BE- received at this
IN, Il which time The toatd viii open the eaue.
for ~ White OAK Piles each 80 fee5 leng nos les
point, To- be straight md sound, and nee from bad
Tho P7ies must be delivered at Chicago By June first
NEXT.
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usual bond 10 he arprpy ID the Board, thlnks for
which will be furnished 1t this ofce.} AMI directed
tuf PMs T." - -. -. ...
xuIecE Any OF kN p1tts.
and no prpposal win bo accepted unless tue bidder
gyeB satisfactory evidence to the Board TINT he II
competent, reliable and respau9hIe.
j. 6. G1NDELE.
FRED. LETT.
O.J. ROSE.
, 1864-01-30
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Gentlemen connected with the Quarter
masters Department inform me that scar
city Of salt meats ls npprehcnded In the couu-
try on account Of tie failure Of the corn crop
In the West, and the consequent very light
should not wonder to see speculation take
strong turn in this direction 7 hare also
heard ii hintCd that the Government would
be compelled to prohibit the export Of beef,
nork. dc.
, 1864-01-30

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day. Tic air Is as mild and balmy as May.
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, 1864-01-30

THE n. 7. BANIEKS AND sECRETAR1 CHAs1.
The New York bankers are very anxious
to know what description Of indebtedness or
stock Mr. Chase will next issue. He has the
authority to Issue S300, ,000, 600 of the five per
cent Treasury Notes. Of them he Inns alrea-
dy issued sc, OK, Geo to the New York bank
cfs, and the litter object to his issuing. any
more Of this description of Government
funds, and talk very threatcningly Of what
they will do in case he does. l do not be-
lIeve that Mr. Chase will be intimidated by
any threats Of this kind however.