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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-03-11

TATE OF vKRM ONT

' MAoHlN0lON Do hiSl %.
4 Probate Court. holden at Montpelier, on the 18th
Of February, A. d, 1854
Vm. s. circuit, administrator Of the estate OF
ie W Pitkin late OF Calais, in saddstric deceased,
Ses application said court for license to sell the
v lie OF the real estate Of said deceased. representing
said sale is necessary of the payment Of the debts
Of aid deceased. .
Vhereupon, II is ordered by ssid Court that said
ioation be referred 10 the 2lnd day OF March, A.
1854 at the Probate office, in Montpelier. os hearing
decision thereon and, Il is further ordered that all
D IONS Interested be mortified herenf by publication Of
e Of this application aud order thereon, three weeks
essively in the Vermont Watchman and state Jour
printe1 at Mont pelier before said time Of heating
they may appear said time and place, and, II they
. cause. object thereto.
By the Court. -
1906 Attest, I. II MERRILL, Judge.
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Nine out of Twelve Repub. Senators,
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ReaI Gstatt .Gor SaIe.

(WELLlNG HOUSE FOR SALE.
The subscriber having changed lis business, offers
e " Barre within minutes walk of the Academy.
well adapted Tor small family 10 take Boafdsfs-
ID Hou' is nearly new and in good repair, painted
has blinds, and contains fourteen rooms which
: for one bundled AID ten dollars per year Price.
. 800 EDWIN LANE
For further particulars, inquire Of A. W. LANg. OF
mar.dawaw
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AcoIDENr.-Mr. Patrick McCArty. for sew
sra years worthy laborer on the Vermont
Central Railroad and we'll known at North.
field and ST. Adams as car cleaner, was run
over by the cars last Tuesday evening at
S.. Adams and seriously IL not fatally, injured
WAsHtEGroN, March Q.
Gen. Grant is at the Presidents Mansion
this morning, and military conference will
take place soon between the prominent militia
~ leaders here.
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GRACE'S CELEBRATED SiLVE.
SURE RELIEF FOR THE SUFFERER.


This Salve is q vegetable preparation, invent
ed in the 18th century, by DR. WIN. GRAcH,
surgeon in King James's army. Through its
agency he cured thousands Of most serious sores
and wounds that baflied the skill Of the most
eminent physicians OF his day. and was regarded
by all who knew him as public benefactor.
Grace's Celebrated salvs cures Burns.
Grace's Celebrated salvo cures Soslds.
Graco's Celebrated salve cures Flesh Wounds
Grace's Celebrated salve cures Corns.
Grace's Celebrated salve cures Pelons.
Grace's Celebrated ealve cures Frozen Linibs
Graes's Celebrated salve cures wens
Grace's Celebrated Salve cures Caliousos.
Grace's Celebrated sslve cures Salt Rheum.
Grscs's Celebrated salvo cures Chilblains.
Grace's Celebrated sslve cures Sore Breast
Grace's Celebrated salve cures Sore Lips.
Grace's Celebrated salvs cures Erysipelsz Sores.
orace's Celebrated ealvs cures Abscesses.
Grsoe's Celebrated salve cures Ulcers.
Grsce's Celebrated 5alve cures Chspped Hands.
orace's Celebrated Salvo cures Ringvorms.
And from Sores and Wounds of the most serious
nature down to o common Pmple. II eradi-
Gates Pimples from the face, and beauties tho
skin. There is no preparation before the public
that can equal this Salve in prompt and ener-
getic action for the speedy cure of external dis
cases, those who have tried its virtues testify.
Soldiers, Sailors, and Fishermen, will find this
Salve their best friend.
1t has none Of the irritating, heating proper
ties Of other remedies, but cools, cleanses, and
heals the most serious Sores and Wounds.
Every family, and especially those containing
children, should keep box on hand in case Of
accident, for it will save them much trouble,
suffering, and money. All it wants Is a fair
trial to cure old and inveterate Sores.
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lAdame Zadoc Portcr's Curative Balsam is no new
1ntried medicine, but has been used by the public
ne last p years with unparalleled success. and has
Tired its present extensive and largely Increasing sale
ply 10y being recommended 10y those who have used Il
neir afflicted friends and others
you have cold, II ever slight, do not fail 10 give
Bal-am trial, as the very low price At which It is
brings Il ia the reach Of every one, that they may
lys keep It convenient for use The timely use Of a
bottle will often prove 10 be worth one hundred
ms cost.
not be put vi with any other. Ask for Madame
Porter Cough Ba sam, insist on having it. and
no other; u your Druggist does not nave IT, have
send and get II for YOU
Sold b. all Druggists al Is and 80 cents per bottle.
HALL 4 KUCKEL, Prophet rs,
2S Greenwich st New York
EBKs POTTER GsnefAl Agenis for New England
I'D IA Montpelier by n X. Blows dAw90 "
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New Hampshire Leads the Van.
SHE DECLARES FOR FREEDOM
AND THE UNION.

sRUB NME nxu ELECTED BY A VAIR HAJODlTl
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OFFICE A. A. Pho. MAR. GEN'Ll
~ BRArTLEBORO, Vi,
March LIST, 1864. |

ltihCuLAR
BY direction Of the Provost Marshal General, from
aud after this date, and until further orders premium
Of fLee1 Dollars (Ei5i fir accepted Veteran recruit
and Ten DO lars SlO) for accepted recruit Vet
eiAn will be paid in lieu Of S25 and $40 heretofore paid
7. q. PITCHER, Big. Gen.
A. A. Z. NJ General,
Ofcial;
@. X. CRANE,
Capt. aud Provost Marshal,
First District Vermont. maI7.d6t
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7 A LU ABLE REAL ESTAT Il
FOR SALE.
The subscriber offers 70 sell the Corner Lot and
dinW' IN state and bridge Streets. opposite the Pa
aud situated as e. lows, via. 81 feet on state
ct AID l07 feet on y idge street incudi the De.
s'ore nos o'cupied by = and Deuison DsscY
Store Room, at a rent VI $50 per year. The store
V feet by 81 feet aud stories high, with fsilrosd
one side
Nso, the corner Store and including the Grocery
2, boih occupied by Den. Dewey, At rent NJ $3.50
annum. All " said property will be sold together
vii'd into three pats. and sold separately u suit
chhsefs
10 will embrace all the south end Of the lot 90 II
Bridge STREET and 81 2 q deep witch includes the
potStore and track, which may remain on rent, Or
session IN 80 days
No. 2 includes the Corner Store now rented to Den
wsy until Nov. 3fd 1868 The corner lot Ia SO feet
state street and lO5 feet Bridge Street
10. B. isa building lot the East side " said lot,
- % the American House. which Is hl feet on State
cct running back l05 feet. being excellent lot fuf
3 nodefu store, possession at once
will sell the whole any part above described,
oue-haf " the purchase may remain tot a term "
rs, may suit the purchaser Any part u said
perry may be secured as private sale before the 2ih
March next At which time will positively be sold to-
he highest bidder. he property L. valuable Tor IN
tment and IS point for business cannot be equalcd
he state.
January 2G 1854 daws997
A., RIST AND saw Ill l.
TO SELL or TO RENT
ether with house, barn, and out buildings, with one
sore " land, situate ed in y IRE, on the Chelsea
l. three aud half miles fr0m the Village -
Mil. are known As the CLARK MILLS, and ar,
~ good repair The Owner having me to the var.
Il Bargain may be had, aud possession given immc
ely Inquire Of THOMAS WILSON At Barre
lage.
January l2th, 1864 daw6m
NOR SALE.-A Farm of about fifty acres,
house aud barn situated in Brook6ed on the old
e. road leading from Randolph to Montpelier aud
ut two miles North Of Clcavcaud's Village Term,
''r piftioila address inquire Of J. Lamson, Re
ng near the premises.
J. LAMSoN. Agent
3rook6eld, Jan. q. 1864 9iOl
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Council entirely Republican. senste, nine
Republicans to three Democrats. House, as
far as reported, eighty Republican majority.
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MI I'D STATES
- INTERNAL REVENUE

y INTERNAL REVENUE
ANNUAL TAXES PoR 1864
TIE attention n payers is hereby called the
Provisions of the United States Excise Law relative to
the assessment Il annual tsXes.
By the sixth section Of the act uf July l. 1862 il il
Citations corporations, ade liable TO any annual duty
license tax before the first Mondiy o. May in
each year 20 make list return TO ne Assistant As
of the District where located Of the Of
nual income the articles objects charged with spe
ca tax and the business or occupation liable to pay any
license.
Every person who shall fell to mike such return by
the day specified will be liable TO be assessed by the A..
according TO the best information which he
obtain and in such the Assessor required adj
6iy per to the amount II The items u such list
Every person who shall deliver IN an Assessor any
false or fraudulent list mt with intentto evs1e
the valuation enumeration req red by law j. subject
10 fne Of Nv hundred dollars and in suoh case The
list viii be made by the Assessor Assistant A.
and from the valuation and enumeration made
there can be appeal.
Payment of the annual taxes. except those for cens
es, will not be demand until the thteth day Of June.
The appropriate blanks which 10 make return. and
all necessary information will be furnished by the As
sis ant Assessors Of the lst 2nd Bird divisions in the
County q Washington so-whpm the returns should he
delivered before the 6rsr Mouda, Of May 1894.
their offices either in Mortified Waterbury Barre
WIN c. klIkkDGE,
q \ Assor,
lst Disf,iet Of VermoHt
I(URLIN GrON COM MERCIAL
COLLEGE.
Another Link in
BRYANT. STRATToN co.'s
Great Chain Of International
g ON RCIAL COLLEG Els,
Located in Eighteen Leading Commercial Cities in the
United States and Canada, follows
BURLINGTON Vt.
Philadelphia,
Rochester.
Detroit,
ST. Louis,
New York
Portland,
Troy,
Toronto,
Chicago,
Haufrrd,
Brooklyn,
Pro,aence,
Cleveland,
Milwaukee
With daily attendance n several thousand young men,
DESIGNED To
IMPART A SOUND BUSINESS EDUCATION
10 Young Men and Ladies' uniting Theory and Practice
in manner never b-foro contemplated
SCHOLA RSHIPS
Issued Burlington College good for an unlimited pc
Rod in the Eighteen Colleges comprising the "ohain"
CLUBB ING
Two o! more students entering the same time from
the neighborhood will be entitled discount Of
10 per cent the regular rates Of tuition.
For further information please call at College Rooms,
send for Circulars, Specimens and Letter.
Addresses BRYANT, sTRArToN CO.
Burlington W.
Burlington. Jan. q 1864 9Ol5daw
IMPORTANT NOTICE
ia W ;4Il..a,Ils3 .ss-;-..;siis
TO THE TRAVELLIN BLIC'
Parties going West will find il to their advantage to
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DENJ. T. Ellis q co
NURSERY AND GREENHOUSE AaRNTs.

Cor Washington street. Boston.
We have made selections from the best stock can
find nearly all the different nurseries in various parts
Of the country, and Offer the collections nave
secured to the public in quantities desired at fair
prices.
We eau furnish the beat varieties ia Fruit and OrRa-
mental Trees. Roies Shrubs Climbing VINES Grapes
small Fruits, Pot and bedding Plants, Bulbs Seeds Sc
Full descriptive catalogues and price lists ready
and mailed 20 applicants Particular attention is called
to the list Of choice varieties which we pack and send
by mail aud express Plans furnished for laying
grounds aud competent persons sent TO execute them
sample stock be At our Office and salesroom In
Bps0n,the bulk Of il IN about thirty minutes ride from
State street, To large purchasers can offer especial
inducements. Enquiry solicited. Address as above.
oJ02
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GENTS ~ CANvAssERs WANTED

splendid opportunity for active parties to canvass
pair Of unusually popular Engrayings' just issued
departure u the Pilgrim Fathers for America
The Landing OF he Pilgrims IN America. Price 30
that every Family will purchase.
Adde'S fat teru,z
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ATE OF vER MON t
o5 q ~ Attest. TR MERRILL Judge.
f ATE IF YER ION L
! WASHINGTON DISTRICT. SIS.

IN Probate Court holden at Montpelier the Oh
Sof March. a. ID. 1864
Abel s. Williams administrator uf the estate Of Or
nus A. Grant late Of N1thd III, in said dstr Ct, de-
,ed makes a,plica'ion said for license TO cell
whole Of the zeal u said deceased represent
that said sale is necessary for the payment Of the
OF said dccess d. eKcep n9 in said sale The Home
I'd Al dowet but including the Tevetsi0n OF said dow
Whefeuion il IS ordere b, said Court thai said sp
alton be referred to the 29th day Of March, A ID.
4, the Probate Office Ia Montpelier for hearil sud
interested he notified hereof by publication Of no
Of this application and order thereon, three weeks
cessiveiy in the Vermont Waterman and st'te Jour
printed At Montpelier. before sai time Of hearing,
they may appear said time and place. and, II ,hey
cause, object thereto.
BY the Court.
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SECOND DISPATCH.
MANCHESTER, March SO p. NJ.
Sixiy-seven towns give Gilmore 1928,
Harrington 2,5l5, scattering rs.
The Republicans have elected nine out Of
twelve Senators, and. as far as heard from,
have seventy-fve majority ia the House
Probably Republican Council.
THIRD DISPATCH.
March s,-ll.30 p. NJ.
One hundred aud seven towns give Gil.
more 20 ,539, Harrington 1926, scat SO.
FOURTH DISPATCH.
March s,-HidnigkL
One hundred and eleven towns give Gil
more 2O.90s, Harrington 1873, scat. So.
FIFTH DIsPATcH.
CoNcoRD, ~ II. March 9.
One hundred and sixteen towns give Gil
more 3o,5ls, Harrington 24.ss2, Scattering
So
Council entirely Republican. senste, mint
Republicans TO three Democrats. House, a,
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CT At this season Of the year Coughs, Coidi,
Hoaseness and other affections Of me Throat aud Lungs
preua,L Madame Zadoc Porers Curative BAsam is
certain and mmed ate family should b. with
out bottle in TIE use. lis onl Is cents, and will
he found worth many dollars for the Of the above
complaints l. is for sale by all Druggists at Is and so
per bottle. daw95
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ENN EDY'S
RHEUMATIC LINIMENT.

THE attention of the public is called TO
/ this most excellent Of all Lniments perfect
and speedy all the aches aud pains that flesh is
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N. A. CHASE, Register.


!, 7 A I z o T ' r X N Q \ 7
WASHINGTON DISTRICT, IS.
Probate Court held at Montpelier, within and for
District. on the Sth day Of March A ID 1884 .
AnInsifument. purporiing TO be the lssvl aud testa
ut " Max Batchcder, late Of Barre. in said dsticI.
esscd, being presented IN the court by Mrs. Mary
cfedcf, the eKecutrix therein named for Probate.
Is ordered BY said court. that all persons concerned
rein, be notified 20 Sppear At session u said court
e h ldcn At the Probate Office, In Montpelier,
% Ia day q March, A u. 1854 aud shcw cause IL
they may have, against the Probate Of said will Tor
ich purpose V s further ordered. that copy n the
u this order be published three weeks successive
the Vermont Waterman State Journal, printed
Montpelier, previous TO said time for hearing
true copy of record.
o5g7 Attest, I. r. MERRILL, Judge.
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nrm ADVERTISEMENTS.

nrm advertisements.
"ThAr coMIoAL BROWN
POSITIVELY ONE NIGHT ONLY.
WILLIAM b. BROWN,
GREAT COMIC GENIUS,
NH
MISS. +. A. MARSH,
-rHE----
BMIsESr CoNraALro.
viii give one ~ their Unique Concert, in
Soura RoYALroS, Friday Eve March n Church
Brrpst, Saturday Eve March W Bethel House Hall
G,YsvtLLE. Munda, I've March "a hurh
". RAsppLru Tuesday Eve March Is Gruue Hall
NnhrHrlthD. Wednesday I've March l6 Co cert Tia !
BARRE. Thursday tve March II Town Hall
EAST MoSTrRLiER. Friday I've March IS.
MoSrrELiRR, Saturday Eve March 10 Washington
wArsaBuRv, Monday I've March 81. Town Hall
For further particulars see small bills.
rneh3uO.d,w
LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Post Office at Montpelier
Vermont. March o, 1864.
Bailey, Emma Mrs Hathaway. Rev Mr.
Br Jwn, Geo l. Harrington, g 3
Chettney Julia Miss Hill, Alvira Miss
Carroll, Heufy. lovett, John w
Clark, Mrs Nusbauu,
Dickeyi NJ Gus, II X Mrs
Dosautels, II Sinai
Fided, II Stobbins, l. Mrs
FlApRan, jeremiah, Salmon, Charles
Gibson, A Mrs Williams, II Milton
Gleason, Samuel Woodland, Hiram
Persons calling for the above, will please
say they are advertised
JAMES q. FRENCH, Postmaster
LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Post Office at Mortified
Vermont, March s, s64:
Blake, Francis Richudson. A 4
I Dndge. n Mrs Thursiirg NJ
kh., Charles Van Onum, Ann
LawtOn Lucy Wilson, James
I.Lawtin, W D
Persons calling for the above, will pleas,
say they are advertised
ROSWELL DEWEY, Postmaster
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but painful lines. ROBERT r. SNYDER, in
the SD year Of his age leaving a wife and fam
lily to mourn their irrepar0 bic loss Willie
relatives and friends OF the taEnliy ere invited
to attend the funeral from his late residence
70. 20 y alter street, tomorrow (Fridayj alter
noon at 2 O clock
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The philadelphia Ledger says: <I}eneFal
Wallace, in Baltimore, has suppressed the
Evening Post, because some soldiers threaten
ed i for publishing an account Of political
riot in Cincinnati. The General said, as o pre-.
yentve against a breach Of the peace, ne
would suppress the paper We should sup
pose that the best way to prevent breach OF
the peace and secure the rights OF the press
would have been to put 9 guard over tie
newspaper Office, to protect it against soldiers
disposed TO acts Of violence. This would be
showing all parties that there was such thing
as law, and that it was supreme.
The New York Express says: From Sher-
man several days have passed since the date
Of his last bulletin There is reason to fear
that his communications with Chattanooga have
been badly cut up. Between Chattanooga and
Nashville however, it is understood there IS
no Interruption Forrest, when last heard
from, had re. appeared before Dalton, and
was demanding the surrender Of chat place,
which is located, on the railroad between At
lanta and Chattanooga about twenty two miles
southeast Of the latter
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lS1a1lI1rI1n Sugntte
EVENING, OCTOBER 6.

THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 6.
The New York Herald SAYS: Among the
bounty Jumpers recently executed at AIexan-
dr;a was one whose har1iloo1 seems to be
without precedent Just before his execution
he sent to the officer Of The guard, requesting
the Attendance of q chaplain, stating with an
oath that he cared nothing for the CHAPLAIN;
but. as regulatins provided for it, he thought
/ he had better enjoy the privilege A few
hours after be wrote will, bequeathing about
thirty thousand dollars giving to>his guard ore
hua4red dollars apiece for their kindness 10
him, and remembering to an equal extent a
number Of Others connected with bis place OF
appointed executor; went to New Jersey to
carry out the provisions Of the will, and found
the prisoner to have feen without cent, or
any indication Of his ever possessing one. !"
A London professor 'lectnred recently On
authorizations Of food He handed round cot
fee, which was pronounced excellent, then tolG
the audience that they had been RECALLED with
mixture Of Of bullock S blood, clicory,
Sleeps liver, dried and old coffee. grounds.
He gave them porter, too made Of spirits OF
wine, gu,n ara dc and burnt sugar.
A Lincoln and johnson meeting was held at
Liberty Hall, in this place, last night, which
addressed by L. Hill, W. D. Massey, A. G.
Riddle, and J. G. Understood. A committee
Of seven, to complete the raising OF vofun
teer com pany, tor Home Guard was APP
pointed.
The steamer Fairbanks, about the safety of
which some uneasiness was manifested, arrived
at Georgetown On Tuesday. She was due last
Thursday and the reason of her delay was
the fact that she net with very heavy wealth II
and went into The breakWaEer, mouth Of Dela-
ware Bays
4 lad Of oysters was brought up to this
place, in a vessel The owner asked an exor-
: bitant price for the oysters, and buyers would
es, aud waited for next day Next day came
the weather hot aud sultry, an 1 the whole load
spoiled on his hands
The late Charles Sanders, Of Cambridge,
Mass, efta bequest OF $4,000 to that city,
the interest to be applied to the support Of
some suitable man who shall devote his whole
time to the prevention Of drunkenness, and
the reform of tlsunkards il the city Of Gam,
bridge
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BEAUREGARD. The C'1arloSAon &, r
e

A2I11&I "a hOa y -. - tiC A[iitiii;:EOn ~. {; i
Courier Of the eth ult, says:
General Deonragard, accompanied h. al
D. B. Harris, Col 6 Rice and GIL. 4 f.
main, members # The Generals staff, arrived
IN This city an Sunday.
I'VE learn hat President Davis and l;an
Beaureeard had a long consultation st i}o,Io.
vile, Va, last week, he result Of which j.
said to have been highly satisfactory. md viii
probably lead 10 the assiguenanf of General
l}eauregard TO the Command Of the Amy Of
Tennessee =
The Hon John Hickman formerly prom.
inent Republicans member OF the Z. S. Cen.
gress from Pennsylvania, announces that Is
connot support h1r. ]4incoln for re e!eciioa.-
He is also opposed to Gen Mcclellan.
Burglaries have become quite frequent In
" ashington recently.
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Nashville, however it is understood there IS
no interruption. Forrest, when last heard
from, lad re- appeared before Dalton, and
was demanding the surrender Of shat place,
which is located on the railroad between At
lanta and Chattanooga, about twenty two miles
southeast Of the latter
The Bridge over the Potomac river, owned
by the Washington Georgetown, and Aleyan-
dria r r., to connect the 0. & A r. r. with
the B. & O. E E., aas baen completed. 1t IS
close to the, CID Long Bridge It has been fl
teen months 10 building, and its cost will be near
$3.50, 900. We DO not know when the rails
will be laid.
Late intelligence from South America states
that the difficulties between Peru and Spain
are not settled, and that Peru is preparing for
war; that revolutionary proceedings are going
on in Ecuador; and that the blockade of the
Mexican coaat has been raised, and the ports
opened.
The Richmond correspondent Of the London
Times, figures out that the losses on both
sides since the war commenced. come up TO
the average Of oue thousand lives in every
twenty four houyss
Leading British statesmen like Mr. ID isra
eli see 20 immediate termination Of the war in
America and dismiss from their minds, nov,
all ant cipations of Peace.
Joseph IT. Boucher Of Georgetown, recent
ly sentenced, by Federal Court Martial, to be
sent to Fort Delaware has been released.
The Mcclellan papers, speakers and meet
iugs, in New Y ork, are very severe upon Gen.
Wallace, in Baltimore tor suppressiDg the
Baltimore Evening Post.
David T. Jamison, President Of the South
Carolina Convention which adopted the ordi-
nance Of secession, died On the l4th u}t
BETTING. -The reaQiest argument Of men
who are not very particu1 ar!y distinguished
for the vigor Of their logic add the cogeucy Of
their reasoning is banter for bet but this
is also the resource Of {tose who undertake to
mislead by pretending a confidence they Go
not feel, and under the name Of Sblufng,' is
pretty extensively practised in some quarters.
-Uush Chron.