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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-04-22
Approved, F~''rua:y Is. 1864.
EAsTgKT EiSTg,CT Of rt4I&..h &
~ 4n..sfrs

EAsTEK'i Li>TE,ct Of E'ti5l".t-
Ia TOwIr:
.La PrssiGcr: 81 fir fs.i.a,rri' taos 81 the NrTshaicJ
de tus,crH Hi.;rirt of II Y,.iG-'. EGa1I>G: - he cas-, III
~ Information ialt @rsa 81. H. the District
satI. CCuu Of TIE Confederate .iGl"s r. AWcr;ca 10:
t~'it the Eastern jIs:.,l OF IlEi a. on tur i2th day
o: = pnl, 1861, =? T. Il. A. :, District 'itorncy al the
sa'h Confederate states G. III D. astrru District Cr Yr9i.
MIA, on .nlii u the rS'd Got, i"gnt. safes AMI Of al
other persons cog ccruct. ~ .Gst ih: following goods,
wares and merchandise, to|wi; sixteen hiGdr'I ana
sevcuty.fYu gr"rs cfh,' "Hs Tlat- "f at AL Zee, oLe
hundred and Lniri .tHr". Y'"s. II baton. maze nj steel,
aud ~ eve AID r:.h,-tari'ti. EOS, Ui 'rt1ri$l bAt;ci.s,
and seven rhouSa.u heed 80 fS- Ta Oh. AMI cfus.s 10 The
said Information EicrIi n"G, ali praying TIE us.a; process
and Iauri'i"n OF tn sad cont in IL ~h'h.sftn b" maGe.
and ..h; ri, Irrsons ir:elr,rh To tn stGi go :, wares
are me:rlaTitE- may To-. "t:iir g"UeT.! aud spc:ia! in
answer ths pr.ms ;, aah all due proceedings beiGY mad
TIA, the SAID goods, wirrs sd Igerrt auGi1e iEay, for the
causes IN the said l. foira Il n mention d. ,e condo 1ed,
anu the proc. v - ia .rsp! Gs'T.rHt.d according t. law.
Now, therefore. ir rirsH," ne. 81 Ils. mention u"her 'h-
seal Of the said court, to mc Il rec;rI aud lie iv.ied, | do
hereby i've fg6i; npl!c: - al person, caim.pg the said
goods, wares AID merGHaudHe, Or IL any Gl&uIcr INFER
cs:td therein, that they b. aud ~, ear b,Iore The said bis
,rict Court, tn be held II / e ciy o. aichrnnt, ~ and for
TIE EaIt-rH D!stri:t 9 Virginia, on tie l@ths day OF May,
1864, provided &c SINE sirai' tie = lay Il jnrisii tcn, off,
c wise, 90 the next d.. y. iuTis i,ll0n tn=rr.it-r, ,i"n and
there TO i~n.erpGSe cI,!'r .tg ~ '@rIe, .uH 10 raak- ,l.e:r
allegations In that T. hall. / VI nAaS. u. -,
Fer J5hu :. Wiz, ,l,rsSa' 20 ~ Eastern Va. Dist.
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POSTPONEMENT.
IL, ,h-ya ale IS u5syoitatl y postponed o "Eb
The 2i:s Inst. d!.V. A+,' r..
a,a.t Arrtt lyrr.
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BY Geo. hrSuts, i%uriioHcer,
Late Summer q hEclt..
Corner Main and L. i Street,.

SETlL!. ":s. at 8uc:i n CO Il sn''.s3lY "I:"-
w M, tho 2D:l ins: c3nr:-c...: :, - Os.CS., -
v Lou -
7GJ packages NJ .ru;:gturcdT "hGc.c
1850 3:a0..iGg rl1acc "a b"r.e!-, c-!a,
La \ IN pas,r,
l0,fC0 FL ri i ;.i~trI,
200 COZ n aaso 3 p. tcki-:,
G-ocer es,
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HEADQUARTERS; Mh&T:",Ni' me.

IA ca y, ~
rr'o maryland :: ca 10 the Confederate service
/ II. Is urt.yel h. q neral ri'.5 ~. =. -" ..
-. Iu,iIr tor aogersls III: =, jG-: ~. a., "1...''
-; H.. diticu,:iei WHICH .a:c Ac'to"tr' .;'.r." ~
r.a .p. ,rsIf.r. t" the Mary. a." 'igc. Evrr, ;"'' !
,uv In rs.vt., VITA wss - 10: b liz =: 4. m "" .
ust!vn ,r I'd ped ,itizen Ct %rry,wur. ca, -U5E > is'
cation - m.io- ueJJr.: S:ZsJ. a.g"!.'n won
%! nj BrsdeJ T. Jo7pSrn 'Ia"c"'s 1t 10. ~
c..i., b. immediately tr. atr=.ci - IT, VI ry u 40
The icilow.ng To- can b. Ign !. l's:n. =" = {: nc
sts ion.i offs -, Erected - r.iHo: o. ~ b y" "'i. 2 3
tpu seat b. ni.l', vh,n til trI"a =. Ill ,a.s."i'- Cd. J."
a1ie. Tcn appHcs n: nj, .:t . a.ch L. Nh . ~ =" IN
ret 20 J. a,cr GeELrai !:'Z.T. - " -" .'.|'. 49,
In. E:~gin.a or 20 Lc;on=l Bail ! j h"h.!, IT,
.;onara. isnjr-r Jurrt'"2, "a - &C i'"' re-:
urr. i<-i :r 10 form :. lew =. ir."r'. I.Tt--iH -
r.fg!ry nr,t he acc"mrat! d Ey IL: go Ia. i1'i"-;.'
c:n igrp IA:-.l ~ u-'ei.
FOEH or APPLICATIONS.
Tie u-i:isrneL, y u:iY";c . G-r! -: - ~
i.a-n., - B-!ca T., - t't!i.i, ----- 0 rr
:r.cy ~: -, aviuS lee. I. {. zcn "a , a.. ! ri 81: he
.unlEIrrc III -. D! tao WA. sIp! i.T n 10" ;rTIs -
T.:yinl Lac. C"."pG:v -, - f,iu r.. G.'ts'
G. IA .aj ,r.rr9 No. q -.cuta,t a-G I~.spG-tr rsa.,.e
D.uc-, 1861 ] Cc.re 20 lie tIaasSG:TcI % ''r'r' :
Lard, NJ. i,r I eurrs Eke., b.,aa:en. ~ Coup :is"arG
uolan-. b li.-y =. IGha-iCu, Ia cT2. JEn.t'g.
App. ntNi l. p oof ~ cl;.zGEh Up:
ia,.. = commissioned cfice. - !~.e:anr:.. - Bi'
l.; III. nT, 81 law. jinal lie kn2vf s:n' - S"s
4 rit!2.. o. ~htaryl.rd NJ t. coMacac"i1G-l .: ihr "erl
anJ hat D., (; be 10 - > :iTt-el! mo;Drd
All ~ pica.iGus to Ge trar sfeIsd 20 L2ET NaI- 's:r;
wiI, q. 80, pr.rant, IN address,! 10 81 +: G.c..i:
Ar.o.d E.zey, Nic.!EoHi, F:.ira
E:a.,.LY p JOIN 49,,
Irt ~. twin. Oalo,ri Gg.n ~
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D y Goods,
- EH.ts

NA''"bt :. IIa
c-a.'sn cuts received ~ To- W l1o:in III" n.-g.
.p!st,s h. EEESfS a.e..
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NIHGIAIA ARMY k%EHrN. y; II. ~
l. COLUMN. Al i!TT LIZ

NEKGIAIA ARMY EE:EH.H. y; he
OLD GJaUiE.. Al i!GT ELfa-
RICHMOND. Va. Al
Nh!. .iatH.trl1ni IL .tw b'iEs tc"'E!t1z.d 1iH&a
n. r: cSt :lsiye plan, md 80 ~ gr.stty &! yos:TlGr, q:
:. h5psG, 70 size ccnyeu..Ecs, cum:ort 4hd .ri!.: 81 -,
Vrg;riL troops.
IN connect IN VITA Is ID conf uc:cd y
Dist tbut!:n Of supplies. -
b.: wh.oh oil cont i-u,iS. o.. iood, ciutt 3 Cr hop IL I
:uppi.es fer rlrei;in IOiS.' ~. seS,.Cn - Ill, . sn
toasscea: 20 TIE AgaIt are received, 1:o.ci GEh 'rr"' -
-. ire. O., expense 10 tho parties. Alsa,
: -. ponltory Of surpiu. baggage en- i:'t;
the Field. p
Sisj- q.
A WnyEidr Ina,
~ r7h.ch eli .ndige sp!Gi.rs sh!G!In ::.' vti.,f ~
:hn ' ryi.i1 troops. vixen pas-;B thrni". i . ed"
fIrsusa o. sick lcave, SIC tuTash-u - r. ..Isij. avg
suc.i .ubJ.Lten e 500 EEod. I'll -, ~ III 49, - .' 3
s3lj - p-cviLe Il, -. Br.H'- -
up ij-c!w "a. EFEy '''' "a
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llgipgrIETE,- D-P1RTuFST l~IgSaICo.

fNCtlii0NI, "a, NpElI II, Isbf.
Complaint having hc:a ilaic that ram po!ia:.on tickets,
i:su-d TO so.die.s Oh iur!ough, have been sold, the pull lie
is NOTIFIED ihst such SAFES .rs Illegal. l. Is 8 peusi OF.
fence TO buy or to sell suc! ; csets. Tn.y ARE he propeTty
or Inc Confederate Government anu o one has the right
to use them ex Up; the person 10 gtom they ::s issaed.-
AZ officers in thhS Department are enj9irti 10 report y'o-
lations OF this regulation. th.t Tie rSrnd-rs Il - ne pun
Ished. JOB II. WISDER,
aD1e1y BrigadIrr General.
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#T;NGnA?s5E

2sfcRT# - 4a2 iRsSa ~a,315:@TG' -.
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II I..DV II-".l i. u-TVN
FOEI ~ APPLICATIONS.
TIE u.ds.srnel a g:iy..s a CT .:v - -NI
10y TAE 80 GIEEE-Ra,-
A DsnfI 4 I. An,iAN

I)I Ta:G GUVEHS..h "E GIEEE-Rs,-
ID 4 P~H0cL&EAT!HE
Whereas, . racency hAs 3Lcu:.ri 30 re ;iens-I -
tcrib!: OF = {. :t.t" ty pvc y. g:1;i"a .f jane il. ~.
sou, ate tho srIatcr fer Tbs Gr.i;ic: cpsal ngc! =. ~
counties OF Fre1-Tic<, jLai <" aEa EmTcu, tllrr~ toe, /,
WILLIAM SxITH &c r-ccr ~ ,hc COInn- uwra!.h # Viz.
.lu,h. ~ hrrc3y pT.rlail sd MIX hGOHm IA: ELECTIONS g.
VIZ b. held in III. said cunt s N ~. fsUr'n ihC .;"ay
- Try ext 70. d s"rs tor 10 Mi It's S2chEvy g. reia!i,
rad lie she: If W lie sHid euuil!.s are Le.rby TCguI"d
- czusr elections I, ba hcll l.: .,cr ~T"-pGt'ire cugc:aI.I
Il "a, d. sud i9r the pu' pc-~ nsn-i"n"d. hefas,9..
IL IN said cnur,;ss ard ci-z!.s !heren. row Ia th- Mi. y Z
~ Aavice, vii! aao ie ssIG"'d 20 v,;9. r:h2cii MO
caa,s rri;3 90 hs or"Gcl ia rhriE re-. pectiv0 uii!.rj ca. :
c:rprIe, t. according t'InT.
(~o) G:Tan under my hand "a Gort:aor. a9t uilar /:
u lie Let Seal q Il. Cour:ea-cat IL, hi -: e,l-
w. aend, tina alss day q b II il, l.. the $50 ;-'.,t ~
WI. SMITH ~
By the Gnv.rnor: "
,trnucr ~ tT.yLBN -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-04-22
By the Gorernor:
GEORGE ". EC%YOES
Secretary uf.hs commemorative

YT-.CIvI1-TN TIE - " TT
~. Clerk Efas. Of thn County Coz: o, -Ict- .
IOuni eoal ~. Oh hi-day. ;te b tuy o. ri '..h, .sf4.
gu.e. h II t,d:cr, G"1a-!"" at. ,
asai0s:
Allied u. Lr,!I. al sb,cat defer. nj, hat L.-c- Lcvig,- 90
hg wiir, hhc:-. je.c2cali, D=i-u>a T;s (.
20 utrca the dcsis saa fleets O: tho I'D = ia r
I.-ria, mo sEF ept d frrtnD'. IN the Ian = =: a. 40 =
Lacy Lewis tue h,uis teiusGa-t, 20 'itt "sg +. sij'igci +
a.d r.,,r.in:d rom ncy:ng swaT, cei'y Or ous-cr'2-
di Posing OF tee same u.i. ; q i-Is''r CFv =: u ;c Cnnrt,
Ih- Cij ct Of is s:.:.is: r'c"y-r tho 'ua o! S5fs -
so- rent IA certain NE raa3e o. t"n'm'.: II We cay.
nla u II. -rni-G by | et.etl ,!aC; ur ia sea-. s63
l. NJ pen icg by All iEr't tE.tt e CI aIA.a, n! I'D 3.
i wiP, IS Lot s!,ia-r. .! Til Coz .''IT"-;a. - IL r.
Il re. hat lie a,o:af within o.. mo- h .:'tc III. Tu.i.+
,on 81 ;nr orde ., Erd do s"t:t Is ..vC"7ss!y y. pros ma
is,e:... I.-t.:
I. W. r~hHpLETi-H l.rs,
GRE.Htu o.. a. - -
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Tho following is a cory Of q despatch re"
csi7ei in Richmond, yesterday morning, by
Gen. Bragg:
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-01-21

reralih lie inter chamber; trsnn He Shmiebeetien
rrarsn, muBten lie al einiaen punfter1 naleih iein.
= renn sssci1sn, parsn lie an aQen @untten 8lei4!
Sd wuBte nun mas bas Wsfibl bee 8linhen isin
muBte, 10 poa 8slebruns fir ben @eif.
Sie Eraser rraren pcn @u6eilen, feine Spur
BON unterlhieo an itren trabrsunsbmen. Sur nod
Elm einbi9eS 3eidsn, unb ih mar meinsr @ahe se
tpib ; tpareu ie in elmer Scrm asscRen, 10 nuea
cine lsihte &aubbeit i'm @nie ha Al temerfen iein,
no Die teioen 9alften Der Dorm ,uiammenaefaat rpa.
rem. SD fibltt nod sinmat. 9ir mar bic rauts
6tsae an beicen Sedasrn aans alsih, bic NIT einem
8naui nit siner @olstte Al beissn @eiten enbiaten.
gun banfslte ss Ih nur, ~bisisltsa atjutrehsn. Gin
salas, Gin pu4tiser Streid auein tonnte bies au
stanoe brinsen. Sd ~erinnsrte mid isst, teim gin'
crensn Der Biher in bic Neibe auf einem Der Bcrbe
cine fleine Safe BON anihsinsnb iclioem Giisn 8sle'
ben 3u baben. Naa nisier iuhte ID nun taReno unS
tano fe; fe trar fhmer, msinss Gra4tens minee'
tens hrsibis .pfunb. Sd ,pos he i~orsfaltis uno
tano, sab ID Staff senus Bate, I'm, He NIT ft@erena
3isle 3u ihlsueern. Sd rGumte bic Bihtr RON q
mem Der Bcroe aus shiefsr sel&e auf einem hie'
lsr xrdssr rutts, binmeS, nno6 eamit f~crsfaltis bic
9ntfernanB uno ihleuhtrte bic 3aittte barnah. Sie
fsl su turb uno iarste nrSbnsnh auf ben Boeen.
SD periuhte ss nod sinmal, unb bie6ual NIT
GrfoIs. Das @siac6 serihmsttsrte bic S&iefrrlat,
te in Stide. Sd aieb NIT 9anbsn unb Giben bic
lIeinsrsn Bruhifids Eel Ssite, Sic ter 9rd8er gang
fret fir fh aus Der Wanb tsrportaste. lno nun
fam, bic ei9entlihe Yrcbe meinsr @si4idlihtsit 8aut.
sinmal inter stpan,ia traf msin Murf IN bieler
ihmarSsn 8infernib Den Sraser, ts iA mhli@ mad
einem attiflih asielhn Wurfe bic Treuoe Bate, ttn
auf BEN gtsinpfaler bee GmSltss nrSbueno aufal'
len AZ tDren. (Shlub tcl8t.)
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-01-21
Sec. g. Megleltan.

ct. 2ouis, ben Is Jan. Cob elmer
Mutter mnn itrtS RinbeS bur4 Ders
bunaern.) Coroner Sr. Mrnano ruree eeftern
nm bic MitiaasRunoe naa sinsm 6auie an -Slab'
tsrs Nusp,~ swiihen z. uno 8. StraBt uno Wor3an
Ctr. uno Brantlin. alu. aeruien. in csHsn einsm 3im.
msr lh ibm Elm lhrsdtihsr Aa6lid b,t.
9ni osn, Dlus Der Stuts lag cine etra Is Sabre
alts Nsaerin, tcet. uno in ibrsn Momm fsf sinss'
shlcIsn Der 9sihnam itrss 6 Wonate alien Gauge
linss. Sic SHUTTER mub suerf ~sstcrtsn fem. Wdb'
reno lie bas 8ine idusts, osnn in cielsr S'sann8
tparsn Beice istt1 ned i'm 3ooe usrtlietsn.
9ie auf 10 traurise Wsiis psri@isosne Uarti8e
bereu Name Braneis uar, iou Dor eini5sn Monaten
nit aneern gcntratanos bon 0idsburs bier an8e'
semmen isiu, uno pa lie isbr talo caranf BON ben
Blattern erarihsn ruros. uuroe lie mad Dem Sclritat
fir 9cdentrants (aui Der uarantaine' Snitt) ssianst,
BON no lie aber sn.Fcb uno i& IN eas Simmer an
glattsr,Masp tesat. no le itrsn Sob in BotSs Otr
8alt. uno Mansl an Nabrunssmittsln fane. Sie
2.iAsmihau sraab Gin Den umaanbsn satiprsasnsss
Derbift.
@lattsr, Nasp 1T soussriropit BON ecntrafanes
uno anosrsn Sartissn, bon wsttsn atsr n DIT sn
GinSissr Gnpas fir bic arn.t Traa uah osrsn Gaae'
ling oet9an batts. y. -. ~.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-01-21
I Trieortb 6ebbeI. /

Die heutlAe 2iteratur fat sinsn bsrtsn 8erlua e,
litten. Trieori4 9etbsI 1T tobt. geah Dem furdt'
earen @turme, Der b~eionoers III Der Nadt pom
Samta auf ben Scnntas Misn 70 istr teimiu@te,
1T sr am sonntas fritz I'M 81 ubr aeforben. Scr
IS. Oessmtsr ,rar ieiu 8~coestaa. Getcren am %.
MGr, 1913 au @eIslbursn i'm Ditbmaridsn, bat er
allo niht ba5 81. astensjabr erreiAt. Ssit bier
Nlcnatsn laa CT barnieoer; julest fam al i~sinsn
3eieen cine 9unaenentsinbuns, Die leinem 9siSen elm
ron ieiner Schter ben vsra,israans" rcn Shiuer
~pcrlslen, mubte ieoch Die 2sttirs untsrbrshen la1sn,
ba ibn eas 9Srsn 6u fsbr anlrenate. geins Dihs
tunasn unb namsntlih feline Dramsn C.Sueitb "
,@sncfepa," rMsnes Bcrnausrin," -Dlaria Wa8oas
lena" aumei1 ater feline Nitslunasn.3rilo8ie) per'
Den 6ebtslS gtamen IN Der @eihihte Der nsutihsn
0osGs erbalten. Shon erfranft. arteitste er nod an
elmer SraaScis ,Oemstrius," con Der brsi 2(fte fsrtis
Der pierie nnn finite mr. gum Sasil rclsnost fno.
Nrisorih 6stb.l tam 1916 mad gSim, 100 Ct lih
1916 nit Der Sd auipislsriu G~triaians Snstaus psrs
mablt.. Ser SOB BAT elm sliflihss Tamilisnlsten
aetaSrt. Gr b~intsrliBt cine listenrs Satin, nit Der
Ct lsbr slidlih lette. nno cine ~17idhriss ScAtsr.
-Mr. Barnum belhenft bic Stab t
Tranffnrt a. M. SIR. Barnum's aussstreitsts
8rtinbunssn lsssn i'm in Staae, ih aus ansm
Sbeilen Der gDslt icltene Stiere uno aneers &urioils
tateu su rerihaTsn. Sritt t'eeurd Der SAD Gin,
| eas Ct in ben Bsis BON msbrsren Grsnrlarsn cr'
isltsn Dirt fommt, ic bsnust sr eisle @slsssnteit in
| iebr anertsnnsnsrsrttsr @siis, um Naturalienian,m'
tunssn, aoolcaiihe Gdrtsn &c. auf unisrsm uno hsm
eurOpailhm Continent su tereihern. 60 BAT er
ourh @srmirluns ~unlsrss @eneral @cniul5 in
D~ranfiurt am Niain Gem ScclcsiiAsn Gartsn balslba
,rrsi laons Grsmplare Don 8lappsrihlansen sun,
Gsihsne semadt. Ser @erraltunsSratt ess boolc.
eiIhsn @artsns bat Dem irsunolihsu Gstsr burd
Elm psrtinblihs5 ghrsitsu ~isine Satt far nas PAL
IenSe @sIhsnt ausssoridt.
SIN Nsm Dort 1T man Dem .aauoueafhasr
Mi6trau4s In Der RserutiranS .ron Soleatsn all
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-01-21

bic @pur aefonmsn. 2sute trsrbsu mGoroformirt See
trunfsn asnaht, seitotlen &c. unb BON Miflern fSrms
lid an bic @efruttrunss' Bureau ~serfauit; ia, -
bei6t, ha6 man alts 9euts anfassriFsn In Bar6isrs
ftuten ibre srausn 6aare buntet asfdrtt unb Re 10
su Sclbaten sema@t BAT. Sn uielen Taaen Rnb iuns
ae 8unfhsn bon 14-16 Satrsn puiHiruneen. Sen.
Sir mar iceten In Waibinstcn uno fat authorizations
s%rbalten. nit gtrense Seseu bic Wlsni&enmaeter Su
rerfa9ren.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-08-24
U. s. EXCISE TAXES.
o0LLKoT0RS NOTI0E.

COLLECTORS NOTICE.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the Annual Tax ;,
IN es of the Sd Collection District of Vermont.
as assessed upon incomes, licences. carriages.
plate, &C., under The provisions of the law of
Congress, approved July LIST, 1852, and the
amendments thereto, haye become due and paya-
BILE; and will attend myself or by Deputy at the
following times and places to receive the same,
viz: .et
CHITTENDEN COUNTY.
At my office in Burlington. Tuesday, wednes-
day and Thursday, August 9th 10th, and llth,
1864.
At ths Richmond Hotel, Richmond, Monday,
August 22d. tEfa
At the Bostwck house Jericho. Tuesday, Aug
ust 23d. -lsif.lsH
At G. N. Hills hotel in Milton, on Wednes-
day, August Gath. e
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
At the fremont house. st. Adams, on Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday, August 9th, 10th and
llth, 1864.
At Randalls hotel. Fairfax, on Friday Aug.
18th.
At Isham's hotel Bakersfield, on Tuesday. Au.
gust 10th.
At Thompson's hotel East Berkshire, wednes
day, Aug. lTth.
At Wr1ghts hotel. Sheldon, on Thursday Au
gust 18th. -.t3
| GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
At H. c. Adams office, East Alburgh, on
Saturday, August Goth.
At Rice's Hotel South Hero, on Thursday
AtJoel A liens House, North Hero. on Friday
August Goth.
H#B ESSEX COUNTY. Grs1 z.
At the West Concord House, West Concord, oil
Tuesday, August 30th. -H.
AT Morris Woods Hotel, Guildhall, on Thurs
day. Sept. LIST.
At the Island Pond House, Island Pond, Sat
urday, Sept Sd.
ORLEANS COUNTY.
AT the Memphramagog House, Newport, Mon
day Sept. 9th.
At the Barton House, Barton, on Tuesda,
Sept. 9Th. a
At the Irasburgh House, Irasburgh, on Wednes
At Carpenters Hotel, Craftsbury, Thursday
Sept. Sth. .o
LAMoILLE COUNTY.
At seegar's HOTEL Cambridge on Tuesday
Sept 18th.
At Smiths Hotel, johnson, on Wednesday
Sept. l4th r7.
At the American House, Hyde Park, on Thurs
day, Sept 10Th. aH
At the Morrisville House, Morisville, ON FIR
day, Sept. 10th.
At the Mansfield House, Stowe, on Saturday
lSept. nth.
BY the provisions of the Excise Laws, all pc
sons neglecting to pay said Taxes within tn
time above specified MUST pay 10 per cent. aC
ditloual upon the amount thereof
Taxes on Monthly returns not previously pal
: will be received at the above stated times an
places.
Amy individual can remit his tax by anothe
person as his receipts Will be returned. Payment
must be made in U. S. Treasury Notes or in Bill
of National Banks.
CARLOS BAXTER,
Collector of Third Collection District, Vermont
Burlington, July 9th, 1854. 9YtSeplY
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CARD.

Mr.. EDITOR II desire to express
through your paper, my grateful acknowl-
edgcment to the Ladies of the New Uni
tartan Society in Stowe for purse of
sixty-fve dollars, presented to me August
18th, the day previous to my husband 5
departure for Winona. Minnesota. | can
only thank these generous, true and noble
hearted friends. who have 50 many times
testified to their generosity of heart, as
we'll as Eithfulness in the cause Of free
dom truth and justice.
sE,EsE CARRIE L. CUTTING.
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Vermont Central and SuIli-
van Railroads.
Summer Arrangement commencing July 25, lst

Summer Arrangement commencing July 25 1864
TRAINS GOING SOUTH AND EAST
Leave Waterbury at 8.54 M, l. SO NJ and
9.46 PM.
Mail Train leaves Rouces Point at s. 80 A. NJ. ,
Burlington 1926 NJ, connecting at White
River Junction and Bellows Falls with trains
for Boston, Worcester, &c, and with Vermont
Valley railroad for Springfield, and New York,
arrivingin New York at lO.l5PM.
Day Express leaves Ogdensburgh at 6. 80 A. NJ. +,
Montreal at S.00AM. Rouses Point at l0.45 NJ
for Boston Troy and New York.
Night Express leaves Ogdensburg at H.
90 AN Montreal at 3.45 PM Rouses Point at 5.45
P M, arriving at Boston at $40 A M connecting
and Worcester, and with vt. Valley r. r., for
Springfield &C., and arriving in New York at
II 80 p. IN.
TRAINS GOING NORTH AND WEST
Leave Waterbury at S.30AM, s. 54AM 4l2 M,
and SOY NJ.
via Lowell or Lawrence at 7 80 m, via Fitch
burg. Leave Springfield at 100 a m, Bellows
Falls at IL so am, for passumpsic road, Burling-
ton, Montreal, Ogdensburgh, Chicago and the
West, making close connections. .t-r..-
Mail train leaves Boston at 800 A NJ, via low.
ell, White River junction at 1876 p. m.e for Bur
lington, Montreal and Ogdensburh.
Accommodation train leaves Mortified at 7 40
NJ, for Burlington and Rouse 5 Point
Night express train leaves Bellows Falls at TO-
90 NJ, receiving passengers from Vermont Val
ley railroad, leaving New York at IL. 10 NJ, and
from Cheshire railroad, leaving Boston at $50 P
NJ, connecting at White River Junction with train
leaving Boston at $50 NJ, arriving at Bur
lington at 8 10 A NJ Rouses Point at 100 A NJ,
Montreal at Is A NJ and 0gdensburgh at II 30
PM. Both the Mail Trains connect at White
River Junction with Passumpsic Road.
! Sleeping cars are attached TO both the night ex.
press trains running between Rouses Point and
Boston, and Rouse's Point and Springfield.
Through Tickets for Chicago and the West for
sale at the principal stations. G. MERRILL,
St. Adams, July 2j 1864 80 Sup't.
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GEORGE DENYING. JR's ESTATE.

GEORGE DENYING, JR'S ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court hold
LAMoILLE DISTRICT, SIS. en- at the rebate or
flee in johnson in said district on the ed day
of August, A. d. 1864.
Samuel Dewing, administrator of the es-
tate of George Dewng, Jr., late of Johnson,
in said District, deceased, presents his admins
tration account for examination and allowance,
and makes application for decree of destribu-
ton and partition of the estate of said deceased.
Whereupon, it Is ordered by said court that
said account aRl said application be referred to a
session of said court to be held at the Probate
Office in said Johnson, on the 18th day of Sept,
1864 for hearing and decision thereon
For which purpose it is further ordered that a
copy of the record of this order be published
three weeks successfully, in the Lamoille News
dealer. weekly newspaper printed at Hyde
Park, in this State as soon as may be, the last OF
which publications to be prior to said time ap-
pointed for hearing.
C BY order of Court, Y
40 s. s. PIKE, Register.
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PUTNAM CLOTH ES
WRENGER.

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No wood to swell or split
| No Thumb-sc,ews to get out of order.
| Warranted with or without Cog wheels.
| 1t took the FIRST premium at flfty-seyen State
and County Fairs in 1868, and is, without an ex
cepton the best Wringer ever made.
Patented in the United States, Canada Eng
land and Australia. II
Agents wanted in every town and in all parts
of the world. a..
| Energetic agents can make from 8 to 10 dol
lars per day.
Sample Wringer sent Express-paid on receipt Of
No. 2. So so. No. l, $3.50 No. F, $3.50
| No. A, So. so,
Manufactured and sold. wholesale and retail
by The PUTNAM MANUFACTURING CO.,
| No. l3 Plat Street, New York Cleveland Ohio
and Bennington vt. s. G. NoRTBRoP, Agent.
WHAT EVERYBODY KNOWS. VIZ
| That Iron well galvanized will not rust
That simple machine is better than compiled
| ted one I;
That Wringer should be selfadjusting, durable,
and efficient;
That thumb.screws and fastenings cause delay
| and trouble to regulate and keep in order
That wood soaked in hot water will swell, shrink
and split;
That wood bearings for the shaft to run in will
wear out
That the Putnam Wringer, with or without cog
wheel s, will not tear the clothes; .
That cog-wheel regulators are not essential
That the Putnam Wringer has all the advantages,
and not one of the disadvantages above named
That all who have tested 1t, pronounce it the
best Wringer ever made
That'it will wiring Thread or Bed-quilt. with
out alteration - sf. f4esj ,i
We might fiji the paper with testimonials but
insert only few to convince the skeptical, ii
such there be and we say to all, TEST Putnam S
Wringer. Test it thoroughly with ANY and ALL
Others and If not entirely satisfactory. return it,
Putnam Manufufacturin Co.
Gentlemen:--l know from practical experience
that IRON well galvanized with zinc will not oxi-
die or rust one particle. The Putnam Wringer
is as near perfect as possible, and can cheer
fully recommend it to be the best in use.
| JNo, W. WHEELER, Cleveland, Ohio.
Many years experience in the galyanizing
business enable me to indorse the above state.
ment in all particulars. JNo. q. LEFFERTs,
| N. Y. Jan. 1864. No 100 Beekham st.
! We have tested Putnam's Clothes Wringer by
practical working and know what it will do.
| tits cheap. it is simple, it requires no room,
whether at work or at rest, a.chlld can operate
it, il does its work Thoroughly, it saves time and
IL saves wear and tear. We earnestly advise all
who have much washing to do. with all intelli-
gent persons who have any, to buy this wringer.
1t will pay for itself IN year at most. yT-,
! 3Swl2o Hon. HORACE GREELEY.
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