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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-06-06
FROM MISSOURI.


FROM MISSOURI
A telegraphic dispatch from St Louis states
that DISPATCHES received by General Ewing
from Col Rogers, commanding at Cape Glrar
dean, state ti4at the Conftderates are unusually
active in that portion Of the state Colonel
MrLana reports thar, on the night OF the
3D. TWO hundred guerrillas camped near Pat
terson.
"A force Of guerrillas is reported at Cane
Island, and another at D ,niphsn. Col. Rogers
thinks the movements of the guerrlas are
intended to cover an attack Oh some important
point, and that McCrea will probably make an
attack on Patterson. Amessage from Captain
Ewing, at Bloomfield, says: "The guerriIlas
have destroyed the telegraph near Charleston,
and swear that they intend to keep It down.
"A dispatch from Col. Rogers, dated Cape
Girardeau. June 3, says a whole company
Of guerrillas have crossed the river and swamp,
and were within eight miles Of there LAST
night They have cut the telegraph wire De-
tween here and New Madrid
The presence Of these guerri las Is accounted
for by tho the abandonment OF BatesvllIe
and Jucksonport by the Federal troops
Advices from Vera Cruz, via Havana and
New York. represent active and extensive pre-
naraiions being made for he reception of the
Emneror Maxmi'ian A French frlgate was
ont~ide the barbor Of Vera Cruz and It vas
rumored that the Emperor was on board. The
dispatch says IA conspiracy III Gus'1al ajara
had been discovered, and thirteen Of the con-
>pirators arrested The French suspect that
there are lodges in all the towns that they hold
which declared for intervention. lncendlary
placards continually appear on the walls Of the
C,ty of Mexico, and persons have been arrest
ed for CRYING Death to Maxim1lian and ehe
French, '"-wLich may be considered sensa.
tional.
The " ash;ngton Star states that among The
Confederate prisoners now at " bite house,
are two females, one sergeant in Cavalry
comnany. and The other lieutenant, who 'ere
both IN uniform male attire. lhe latter IS
said 70 be q remarkably fine looking woman,
and when taken had command OF battery
which was giving the FederaIs not little
troubled dubious.
Terrific cannonading was heard during the
entire day of Thursday last, at the White
House. which continued until late hour IN
The night and was resumed again at aayhght
or Friday morning,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-06-06

Terrific cannonading was heard during the
entire day of Thursday last, at the White
House. which continued until late hour in
,he night. and vas resumed again at daylight
or Friday morning,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-03-18
: P Z CIAL NOTICE! 5.
| 5.
IN I E r \ Al REVENTF
Annual Taxes for ls6f,

me attention = tsx-l-yecs Il ESQ
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Safe Excise Law relative 70 TIE z>SaSs--.-- q
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INNS A>>,-l---iells - cCT1Hi21i Is. ~
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income - --'-o-e> UT OBJECTS C1arEsc 3. .
SPECIAL tax aIs re business @ CCr-- AZ.
bic 70 pss -ns -lotnse-
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formation Which IL cal a.. AID = 81,
Casr lie Assessor ! required = Id -. -.
oJIiL1 % the amount q the .iel..s = go. -
ENtry g'e-S,l L Wt5 shall Ce.l.sT - - H..
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i-y q June
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IL An Division 70 Nt01a he returns >1r-.-
delivered On - before ~ t-e- NC2e.x r -
a. - o--.ce Il Concord
HENRY c. ADAM.
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-03-18
! Il T called on | A y
Brutal Treatment of Prisoners IN
Richmond.

Col. Streictt. who .a,e.y escaped from Lib
~ prison. las presented TO the military COM
n,;..ee Q. the House OF Representatives al
account Of the condition {: our men in tie
gete. prisons 0: Richmond. !; more than
confirms all previous statements Of the Gue.-
y Of ,-e r-te. officials. Oar men ere rob
tt- q! their C.g,a.ag and money, ha,f fed On
poor r-tions, III; 70 tre,z- t1r .ack Of doth
~ and shelter. al! thus lLei, Lea.t: and
,,rength surely broken down. During one
Of the cold srap IS .ast winter lie says he heard
lre5ei surgeon says tia, more than twenty
o. the prison would have 70 surter anpu-
tat.n Of .rozta limbs. The following from
{ =. >,rs.gl,', statement. illustrates Tx PEI
i, and cruelty Ct tie -e5e. officials
"UuGe. the building known IS the I!tby
Prison 5 large CT II. in which they have
,evsr.. CO. ear.:,.oned If. Several Of them
az v:,hoa, aav ..gn,, but some 0: Them have
window, blow tie pavement. These cells
az Led e. tie purpose Of conining secure-
u s4-- q: ne prisoners q: TIE authorizes
nay zeal viii attemp; to escape, as vel as
.a-. as'm.y ohance,c o+f-nt one one q the
ma.y pr.,y liz ais aud prison a.,aches.-
>9r- q c-r unfortunate men ara c0- .2ua.-y
c..t--. J.. r1-s. AK -. o. one Me,eX,
g. ,.-.+- -,.r.'ca Re-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-03-18
MONUMENTS. GRAVE STONES.
kENNEDY'S
RHEUMATIC LINIMENT.

RHEUMATIC LINIMENT.
Tie s'fe3 , g. II, ts j, called l. III N. No, s,.. 2.
aches ALL ia = thai r-->A is heir; :.
RHEVMATsIM
= caused ~ .-4-ua.i,, 10 tie i 49, r-sll hex
- lrr-ilraiIy-Is cured ~ IL" uIIes u! K-aL.iys
Rheumatic LiI.Ilt,t.
SPRAIN>
Ar esa>ed BY an oyer,ez;-.yl an .drr Teastlcr q
ulat!c LiniDent-e, ualiy good fur maj aud beast.
NEURALGIA.
The kIIc 90; a. pain, j. caused y Il I1Ria;I., O. Tie
ner'e-!s n.la-iiy e;-tl - few applications %: kel
FLEURISY
/ 81 Inflammation # IT, liui. .s The RS, -.rs ~
iew bottle: Of Kennedy Rhsunla;l. L.-'rueat.
Are caused X sudden pressure Z III TEST anu s,aa,-
!nc o; the ;l>sCe>-s Instantly -el.eSe 10y kel.e1y's
Rheumatic LL.melt.
CRAMP
l. CaHtral E the muscles caused ~ e- S-r
page q" the nervous iud. Shi, prevents a1una Ire A-
~, zee nov, cured 10y ale" aFi.icaiiJ!, Q: K,ayy
kheuI.aiiI Li-4D--l.-
BILIOUS collie
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. teasios,u. Il che RheuG.ai, l-l,-; = vain
waier eIrr- - AI-r --:i- c1----
SORE THROAT AND HoARsENfsS
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Apply il OIL gong u tea AID You VII - ~ ia The NON
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T.,-;
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Fec~ lie objection Z lne circular --yli each 'o:-le
FOR Az ULCEEATED SORE THROAT.
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FOR BRONCHITIS.
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DIV. hacking cough MI luIe the Ln.ri.u: y iii
1oaI I'VE iIes IL tN!k q. waer srir tie tL-vaf -
Ii i good foT To3IHACRE EAK.cET SxEIlEp F.-r and
isr-lx~ATIoS o every kind Every family should have
full supply for the winter.
hsI.4.Cturet by DONALD KENNEDY. Ro1.u-v-
Mass Prise $ cents. Sod -
6I-92 J.CB BINGHAM
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-03-18
MRS. JONES RECEIVES
A c A L L.

Mrs. SMITH calls or Mrs. JONES early in the
day, when the following conversation occurs:
Mrs = Good morning, Mrs. Jones; you
look cola; what's the matter
Ms j. Matter enough. I've been Of in my
cold rooms making up beds till my hands are just
frozen off; ana am all tired out
-drS : | don't think i: 20 be SO Tad q joo 10
make up beds, and | have more than YOU.
Mrs. J. Not bad JOB think II IS 4 erea.
heavy feather ted 10 If; round, and then have
10 reach and strain 70 shake up the straw. 70
say nothing + the sweeping and busting lis
n ugh - va. ANYBODY out. not TO mention the
freezing tits cold weather.
-Urs. ), know how TO pity you; bu, GO:
clear + all Tia; now.
Mrs j. Got girl, suppose. We can't at
iord that.
Nys. \ No; DO il all myself
Mrs. j. Id ike 10 Know how you make VI
your beds then.
Mrs. :. III tell you: We put our feather beds
up gacret, throw the straw away. and don't use
anything but CASINOS SPRING MATTRESS. So
We no feather beds TO handle, no dusty straw TO
shake uP.snd all have 10 do 10 make lr3 my beds
the work 10 sweep and dust. And they are so
much more comfortable they fit me so nicely
and they are always so smooth and even We
couldn't get along without them.
Mrs. d. l declare. !! have one before night
Just TO see they are good.
Hrs y. l would /: l were YOU You Cap,
imagine what difference i, Will make in your
work.
lora}--idr.ce 70 husbands II YOU love vour
wives and want hem to I've long. and e1liov
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-03-18
ORDER Of NOTICE Of SETTLEMENT
JONATHAN JENKISSS ESTATE
ORDER Of NOTICE of SETTLEMENT.

sESSt VI tsoii-ll-l tNIA1E
Al Probate Court held 81 JUhustury il sad distr:
on The 27tuiday OF February 4. D. 1854
Whereas Oscar a DeI.S1L administrator on the estate
OF JESSE MARSHALL late Of Burke. III said district
deceGSet Proposes l. render u hs adniista-
ton AID l. psl. his against sad estate 10Y ex
animation aid al vance r- The purpose making Vart-
tiou and distribution Vi the residue Of said
GeCrtc Of SAID CrLrt among the persons Lu
entitled 10 Inc ssu!e-lt i Therefore ordered ~ said
that ;Ae same come under Consideration. ana
he heard P bate Once IN ST J.L.sury Oh the
day OF MaCL, 4 y 1864 Audit further ordered thai
all persons inter led he Notified hereof ~ publication OF
COPY The record Ut this C-.rr il Caieu,-a print!
ed at ST Juusbury three weeks successfully previous
10 said time Tearing, that they NAY Apiea- and
cOntesrShe allowance Of SAID account /; they SEE cause
and also ,e heard ty sad court ii lie matte u.
partition and distribution Of said estate.
By Ike court,
Attest ASA L. FRENCH Judge Q: Probate.
4 true copy II Record.
$50 Attest, ASA L FRENCH. Judge q Probate.
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ORDER OF NOTICE Of SETTLEMENT
JEREMIAH AFSOTT-S ESTATE

A;t.- probate he'd al s. Johu>1Iry FL SAID d.
trici az, the IN day o, March. A lo5i
Wh---a-. q AUD SONttS executor OF tn a.; NJ.
'.-,AL.e.t %: JEREMIAH ABBOTT. ale u Ba--.v;.
distinct deceased proposes 10 Terle- a. scCu1-
. = adm HstT4tiyu and 10 present hi account sca
SAID e.;at- To- tN4,nat!u ana allowance the pun
p.se % making -r:.:Io. AID distribution. flo: -. Ii
II 81. estate. under dec, u 81. ,c-!; 49, =,
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estate b. IL J-L-t.
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A:-re COY. q -ecy-t-
~ A..est AsaL FRENCH. JUICE.
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Yfqal advertisements.
ORDER of NOTICE of SETTLEMENT.
ROBERT FORD'S ESTATE

Alta Probate Court held at ST Johnsbury in said dis
trict on the 10Th day Of Feb. 1854
whereas. Samuel ". Ford administrator the es-
tate of ROBERT FORD, late Of KIRBY, in said district
deceased. proposes 10 render account OF his adj
1niIistralOn and 10 present his against raid
estate for examination aud allowance for the purpose
O, making partition and distribution Of the residue
said estate under decree Of said court among the per
sons who by a entitled the same Its therefore or.
dered by said court that the under nsidera-
lion and be heard at the Probate Once ST Juhnsbuy on
the lmh DAY OF March lGi And it further ordered
that all persons interested ce notified hereof by putCA
ron copy the otth. order IN he ca eJvis
printed a: ST Johnsbury three sucC. ,sivey pre-
yous said tne .! hearing that they MAJ appear and
contest the allow alCe Ui said account Il hey see Cau.,
and also be heard by said court i'll the matter Of
and distribution OF said estate.
By the Court.
Attest ASA L. FRENCH judge.
A true copy Of record,
$50 Attest, ASA L. FRENCH. Judge
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F Q r 5 4 / Z

The subscriber o5e-s te- sale rs s:-1a,
where e loT lives. On Nam >--.t-. StJoirs' -s
IAN House SHED ana Ban loo fet- -.-
House two stories higt. finished II - --'.
- *, about three f5l--te q al are Z 2l--.
calculated II cer.ee. re>-G--CT q T. Art.- -.-
nrst Olass boarding house Also. II =. Lance
Hastings Fam. containing - acres e -
good Barns. SHEDS and Dwelling L cL>t s.
q Place an Sugar House Tie fam til $50
lUVo cords Q: -: rate wood anG have tn.uE-
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o.. the s-rups. within 4 miles q the village -
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PACK PAY AND BOUNTY

Back pay and oourties due deceased soldiers.
entitled thereto tv acts Of Congress. viii be D.
tanned by tie subscriber for reasonable csmpen-
saton CHARLES {. NLWELL.
East Burke. Vt. July s. 1862 2tf
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SECOND DISPATCH.
Especial to the Cleveland LEADER.I
WASHINGTON, Oct.

WAsHMGToT, Oct. 4.
The Copperhead ISLANDERS about the mag
nitude and ratio of increase of the public
debt may be effectually and finally silenced
by the following statement which draw
from accurate official calculations #a
The average daily increase of the public
debt during the forty three months of the
war has been (omitting odd thousaZds) one
AMI a half millions. The daily increase
for the first twenty-five months was one
million three hundred thousand dollars.
The daily average then was gradually less
till some months later, when it stood at one
million one hundred thousand dollars.
Since then it has Teen falling again so, as
before said, the daily average through the
entire period of the war has been a million
and half The minimum of the daily
average throu h the entire period of the
war has been a million and half The
minimum daily increase of Indebtedness
has been one million, and the maximum
three millions. By the more perfect work
ing of our tax system the accumulation of
debt will be gradually more and more ar
rested.
It may be considered certain that the
figures above given are the worst the IA
tionsl finances will be called upon to face.
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IRON LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. ,.
Tie following has been received from
Carriers Station, dated Oct. lst:
We arrived here yesterday about 8
o'clock P NJ, and found the enemy, under
General Vaughn, strongly entrenched on
both sides Of the river
After heavy eannonading and skirmishing
ali the afternoon and until noon today, the
enemy was driven out of his forts and fed
toward Zollicoffer.
will burn the bridge and destroy the
railroad from this point, and prevent the
resources of East Tennessee from being
used IN support of therebelliOn.
Our artillery fired upwards ef 200
rounds.
TSigned1 A. G. GILLEN.
General Schofeld has also received in.
formation that General Burbrid ecaptursd
the salt works near Abingdon, Va, with
little resistance.
B.F. Livingston, Chief of the United
States Military Police, was placed in close
confinement by an order-Lieutenant Col
onel Hammond and Geo. A. Green were
appointed in mis- place.
8Oct. "A band of guerrillas, 35 strong
captured two upward bound freight trains
st ten o'clock last night, between Rich
land Station and Fountain Head, on
the Nashville railroad.
They burned ninteen ears There were
no stores aooard.
To-day trains viii be slightly disarranged
by the disaster.
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MIssOURI RAID

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 3.
The latest reliable accounts state that
Price is moving on Rolla in three columns,
the right under Shelby and AIarmaduke,
the center under himself, and the left un-
der Cooper, the latter mainly composed of
half breed Indians.
About 800 rebels entered Union, the
county seat of Franklin county, Saturday,
and captured about a hundred country
militia
Washington had garrison of 600 men
under Colonel Gall who evacusted the
place on the approach of the rebels and
took his men and stores across the Missouri
river.
Information from Jefferson City up to
last night reports all safe.
The depot at Jacksonville, on the North
Missouri Railroad, was burned by guerril-
las this morning.
Nothing is yet heard from General
Ewing.
An the fortifcations around st. Louis
were manned to-day a. a preliminary
measure.
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FINANCIAL.
NEW YORK, Oct. 4.

NEW YORK, Oct 4. /
Affairs wear very dull and unsettled
aspect. General lack of confidence para
lyzes the market, and the disposition to
realize increases.
At this mornings board stocks were
weaker and again lower No disposition
was offered in any quarter to combine for
checking the downward tendency of prices.
What speculative feeling there is on the
market is wholly on the side of decline
There is less buying of certificates, in an
ticipation of more requirements for paying
one fourth of the new loan than was ex-
pe,ted, certain firms within the Treasury
range having bought largely for that pur-
pose before the loan was announced.
Subscriptions to 30 and 1O-4O loan
have fallen off very largely since the an
nouncement of the new loan.
The Gold market is quiet, and there is
little disposition among the regular opera
tors to venture under the present peculiar
uncertainties and transactions, which are
more than usual of a regular character.
Railroad Bonds were dull and and steady
Bank stock not wanted. Mining stocks ir-
regular. Cumberland advanced /, and
Quicksilver /; Mariposa declined I. Rail
road stocks were 4@3 lower, only except
ing Erie, New York Central, and Hudson
/ River.
The failure of banks at Chicago has ere
ated the fear that some of the Western
roads do SO from having their funds depos
tied in these institutions, and Western
shares are weaker in consequences.
The money market was less affected b!
the loan than was expected. The suppl!
on good collaterals, at per cent, is NOR
than equal to the demand, but the rate i
firm. Very little doing in discount. Tn
amount Of paper offering is reduced, bu
without producing any easiness in rates
which still range from 9 to Is for prime t
fair paper.