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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-01
u. =, SANITARY COMMISSION
ARMY AND NAVY CLAIM AGENCY.
NO CHARGE FOR SERVICES /!
ID. l.. FULLER, Local Agent.

Office at Rev Z. J. seoit's, Corner Elm and Spring Sta.
MONTPELIER, VT,
TIE I. : sANAlTRY COMMISSION, desiring to re-
llete Soldiers Sailors and their families from The heAyy
expenses usually paid for the prosecution Of such claims,
have established this Agency, to collect pensions, Arrears
81 pay, beunty and other claims against he Govern mep,.
claimants
On application sent to this Agency, stating the rams
Ahd post-oni,e address Of the claim at, the name, rank,
company, regiment, service, aud State Of the Soldier on
Who're ccoun the claim IA maar, date Of discharge or
death, the proper blanks will be a,ed out as far as posi-.
oei anu forwarded 10 the person apply ms, These can
then be executed ard returned 10 this once, vhsr. ths
claim viii be prosecuted to a hnal issus In the shortest
possible time.
RJ All communications relative 10 pensions, bounlies,
arrears Of pay, and other claims against the Government.
should be addressed 10 REV, Ell Scorr Montpelisr. VI
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AYERS

Isa concentrated extract Of The
choice rect, so combined W ith other
substances Of still greater Alternative
power as to afford an e1ectual anti
dots for diseases sArsspArills is re
puted TO cure Such a remdey ~
surely wanted by those who suffer
from Strumous complaints, and that
one which will accomplish their sure
-u - M ~. II Irnnnnan
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nrw advertisements.

Mrs. DOctreSs J.. VI. smith,
Has returned from the West, and respectfully informs
her friends and the public, that she will be happy TO re.
osive a continuance q heir former liberal patronage. and
hopes by attention to business ard being skillful in the
Treatment of all Diseases,
to merit and receive a continuance OF their favor. Espec.
l.l attention viii be given to ladies' suffering from weak
ness and disease. Once over I3lkn3w
l. angdop's store, Main ST. Montpelier, VI.
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FELL FOUNNRY,

LNINNIINHFU IN W.,
VVE oontnne to east Church Bells, and are prepared to
w execute all orders promptly. uur present price is
twenty-five cents per ound less Than sold for in 1864. The
great experience had In casting bells enables usto produce
them Of superior quality, F3lwS
Boston, July, 1864 HENRY n. HOOPER L &C.
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STAGE NOTICE.
NEW ARRANGEMENT ON An OLD LINE
TR1-wEEKLY STAGE BETWEEN
ST. J0HNSBURY AND MONTPELIER,
Canneeting with trains At each end

- . IN - ' - Y y - ~ - " - AZ
ST. J0HNSBURY AND MONTPELIER,
Connecting with trains at each end.
Through in the Daytime.
A Stage for the &C ommndst'on Of travel on the above
route, will comm no3 running On Monday, July lTth,
lstA, and run As follows
Leave St. Johnsbury every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, at9 A. NJ, or on tho arrival Of the Northern
fassumpsio Train, passing through Danvile, West ban.
VILE, Ehst cabot, Cabot, Matshneld, P~lAinneld, East
Montpelier, and arriving at Montpelier 10 season 10 con
net with The W. Central Train golas West, when mora
ing ifan Il % tina and road good,
Leave Montpelier every Tuesday, Thursday aud Sat q
urday atg A. NJ, or on The arrival Of the Western Tain
re.passiue through the towns above named, aud arriving
at ST, J~ohnsbury Mil2P, NJ, In season TO connect With
the P%as'umpsio up train when morning train is on time
and road good.
Csnneptiopsl
Passengers taking this lpe from St Johusbup will
connect With the stage At Dsnville foi alden, Hard
wick and Greensboro, This route also connects Al g.
~Iohushury with the routes from that place To Litlcton
and lancaster, and tan reach Fast ~. Iohnsbury aud
West Concord IRON Montpelier the same day, Pass,n
gers will dine at MaIshheld each wa.
FRANCIS RICHARDSON 4 co, Propristors.
Luolus 5 GHhhI, Driver.
July ll,1sd3. rNu
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Elk IA ES!
COLLECTORS notice.!

THE ANNUAL TAXES as assessed upon Incomes, Ii.
1 censes, Carriages, Gold watches, Pianos, Plate, so,
for the First Collection District Of Yer mont, as provided
Tor by the law OF Congress, approved July | 1852, end
the several Amendments thereto, having become Que and
payable l hereby give notice that will attend In person
or by Deputy at The following times aud places TO receive
the sane, viz:
WASHINGTON COUNTY Al Wilson's Hotel, Cabot,
Monday forenoon, July 81, aud At rutnsm's Hotel in
Narshheld, on the afternoon OF same day at the North
nuld House, In Nerthield, Tuesday, Aug At Joslyn's
Hotel, In Waitsheld, Wednesday, Aug. . al Browns
store, In Waterbury, Thursday, Aug. 3, and al my Office
In Montpelier, Friday and Saturday, Aug. 4 and ).
ADDISON COUNTY-At the Stevens Hotel, yergennes,
Monday afternoon and Tuesday, August and Z At l.. d.
Edrcdge's Office In Middlebury, Wednesday and Thurs
day. August . and 10 aud at %Boynton's Hotel, Orwell,
Friday, AUGUST II.
RUTLAND CoUNTY-Atth the Brandon House, Brandon,
Salurd ", August " at the u. 3. Court House, Rutland,
Monday and Tuesday, August II and Is at Hills Hotel,
Wallingiord, " ednesdAy August 10 al Judge Eiltredge's
office, F~srhayen, Thursday, August II at Beaman's No.
tel, Poultney, Friday, August Is and al the hotel In
fawlet, Saturday August ~.
BENNINGTON CoUNIY-At the Court Hose, Man
chester. Monday and Tuesday, August q and ~; and at
the Franklin House, Remington, Wednesday and Thurs
say, August y aud "A.
9JBy tbs terms ofihe law, al person, neglectlns To
pay said taxes on or before the time specified above, will
be required TO pay ten per cent additional, after tsn days
motto e, and twenty gents for such notice.
0rhy special Instructions, nothing but national cur.
renoy can be received In payment Of these tatss.
QTAny person can remit his tar BY another, as re-
eeipts are Invariably given.
rSAJ0w3 Jos. POLAND, Collector LIST District VI.
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Stowe High School.
CALENDAR.
NOTICE

NALL TERN will begin August 50ih; Winter term, Nov
L ember 9Th Spring Term, February 18th.
Stove, July 81. A. j. fTinoipal.
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9orne Business, III.
w. Il. X Nj. d.,
From the Royal Oplhalmit lnfifmafY London

- Physician and Surgeon for the Eye, Ear an
- >Catarrhal diseases Of the lungs, Fauces an
VIf>Y NAsal passages, also Nervous mAladies Of al
~" kinds, par icularly those affecting Females,
all Of which he has made ~his.specisl study, and success
fullpractice more than thi ~ years.
NOW begs TO announce 10 those Of his patients, with
whom he has been In communication, that he has, com
plianee with their special requests made Arrangements
IN remove his residence from Randolph 10 Montpelier,
situate In the taiddle Of Nicholas Block near the II. r..
Depot, where he will be In daily attendance, to treat
those who may desire his medical services. The DR.. does
not herald the testimonials Of his patients In public
print. But any quantity Of the ori ginal ones can be seen
At his Office.
Consultation gratis. All edioinesosrefu prepared
from Vegetable extracts (y himself,D and operations
charged In accordance With tair upright dealing at all
times.
Dr. Cakes, will attend his patients at Mortified and
waterbury, on Tuesdays aud Wednesdays once q month,
for the nest three months In the following manner:
Waterbury, July llth 4 ian, Aug. 9Th 4 oh, pit 9th
a 9Th. N%orlhheld, July 25th a 2dth, Aug. sad 1 3sd.
Sept. 18th 4 10th. The rest Of the time at Montpelier,
from . A. M. to p Al
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CAUTION!!!

Ry Rsmember Il Is not" Oaks" but W. r. oAKEs
MD tbs only Diplomatic arsdaste (of the Royal Col
lese OF Physicians ard surgesnsin Lopdon) OF that name,
whose successful practice, In the above specialitiss. 10 90
popular in this eouAtfy. And that be has no relation, or
any connection sih any person named Oaks, Tor any
other name nor ever had In this ooan,Iy. No humbug.
Tlitl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-21
FRUIT Culture.
Report Of the Connit,ee Oh tho Greeley
premiums.

On Friday evening, Feb. IL, ,he Committee on
Large Fruits" of the Horticultural Association Of
the American Institute held meeting at the resi-
dence of VIM. s. Carpenter, cs1., Of this city, 10
consider whether the award Of the "Grecley Pre-
miums" should be made at once OF left open fol- an
other season.
The meeting was Organized by appointing Dr. J.
4. Warler Of Ohio, Chairman, and Mr p. 7. Quinn
OF New.Jersey, Secretary
AT the request Of all the members, DIR. WardeI
and DIR. Sylvester of Western Ncw-Yolk, were added
10 the Committee.
As the premiums offered by Mr.. Greeley were
made known only few days before the exhibition
Of the Horticultural Association Of the American
Institute in September last, the Committee, IN jus
tce TO themselves and the public, after freely dis
cussnc the relative merits Of the fruits already pre-
sented, passed unanimously the following resolu-
tons:
Re.olsed. That the award Of The "Grcelcy premiums
be post por cd until after The exhibitions OF the Horticn
ur Association Of the American Institute 10 be hed
I'm the middle 81 September the second Tuesday In No.
venbcr ana second Tuesday in December, 1875.
Resolced That invitations for competton DC extended
ia the growers OF all varieties Of Apples Pears and
Crane except the following kinds specimens oil which
have been received by the Committee;
APpirs-Hobba rds,on Nonsuoh, falawater Conling''
seeding Swaar aud Baldwin
PysTL-Bar,!e Lawrence, Duchess, dAngouieme, Dans,
Hoyey.
The object in extending the time from Sept. ID to
the secoud Tuesday in December isto give persons
Offering iatc varieties of fruits an opportunity OF
presenting them when fully ma'ured.
wasresolyed that hr. 7. Il. Mead be reqnestedto
net with this Committee in awarding the premiums
Oh the Grape which, at Mr.. Greeley srequest IS TO
be decided by that Committee.
Mr.. Greeley requests persons sending fruit for
connection 10 forward it TO the Committee at the
American Institute, and in no case to him. Several
lots have been sent TO The Tribune Office, which
have not reached the Committee.
The Committee then adjourned to meet subject
to the call of the Chairman.
JOIN A. WARDEE. Chairman.
PIT QurSy, Secretary - o
JONI A.. WAgDER J.: J. pUlAN
~ nm T., WARE SYLVESTER,
WM. s. CARPENTER. Coninii''ee'
Nae Y0rk, FEB. il. 1860.
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THE SEMI WEEKLY TRrnrNr cont,Ins all tn

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Editorial articles, not merely local in chara tcr; Lit
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large corps Of var correspondence Foreign and 10
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Of Foreign and Domestic News; Exclusive Reports Of
the Proceedings Of the Farmers Club OF the American
institute. Talks about Fruit and other Horticultural
and Agricultural Informatiou Stock, Financial Cattle
Dry Goods and General Market Reports which arc
published in The DALI tribune. II frequently con
tains articles which tho great pressure OF advertise
ments VIII not allow to put in the Daily Edition.
THE SLIM WEEKLY TRIBUNE also gives, in the course Of
year. three or four Of the Best Popular Novels by y
ing authors. The cost OK these alone If bought In
book form. wonld be from six eight dollars II pur
chased In the English Magazines from which they are
carefully selected the woud be three four times
that sum. Nowhere else can 50 much current in;clli'
gence ard permanent literary matter be had at cheap
q rate az In The SENI-WREKLY TRIBUNE. Those who
believe in the principles and approve Of the character of
THT TRIBUNE can increase its power and influence by
joining with their neghbora in forming Cubs TO sub
scribe for THB SEM WEEKLY Edition. 1t will in that
way be supplied to them the lowest price for which
such paper can be printed. Persons residing In the
city find valuable journal to send to their
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copy year--lOi numbors-sl; copies, year, Ell >
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EVERY DAY ADDS Fresh TESTIMONY 10 THE
CHrvA;rER's
LIYE Y0a THE HAIR.
VALUE OF

Re'tor gray hair 10 Ia original color stop, IL falling ont
in <ree days, keeps the head clean cool and healthy will
not tsin skin or soil the white fabric The best hair
de sing ever offered tho public Can be used freely con-
aps noi u injurious strengthens and promotes the growth
Of the weake hair II mended crd used by the Gr't
medical auto, ry ia Neu- Hoy All freely invited 10
examine this wo erful triumph Of science Sold a, the drug
stores and ., NY Gce No LIPS Broadway, where advice As
TO the treatmen, o. the hair viii be gTs,uousy given
Price 81 per bottle sper half dozen, in fancy boxes Can
he sent by e1press SARAH 4. CHEyALIER, VI. d.
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tAdvcr'isemeutl

\ SONG or Songs.
From tho pcrfumed, golden Suu.Land.
Where tie herbs give strength diyinost,
Where the fruits WELD richest flavor,
1 have drawn nv wondrOua power.
Power not much for heaiiag
As for SictRess's PREVENTION
Nursing H,clih's rosy flower,
With grand urtriiinR VIGoB.
To the glorious human system.
Ncrcr made by H,arsH JOr tLs
Whose dire use is only found in
IoSG AND COsTLY DOCrog-lLIs
Would you then save Time and MoHsy,
Would Won sfeei your Mares and Masol,''
Wnuld Won scape the paHQs Of sifknt'V
Would You keep by ACTIONS shrine,
Wcll-the Talisman is simple
Use NJ beverage divine -
Add one teaspoon OF me only
10 tumblcr Of cold water
Drink ii first thing In the morning.
Same before your nights retiring
This the recipe all told
"Bgt voir Hartf' ! hear you question;
MEDICAL PINEAPPLE CIDER -
Natures own preserving gold
Long ago by Truth discovered.
Through the genius Of a TALBOT.
And b. Is. 4. BAUBITT sold !
PRICES
qHRrr DoIIAps PR BOTTLE WufL GUARD.
Two DOILhHs PR BOTTLE GULL PlaIl-
CSE Doll .H PER BOTTLE or IL HAiT-IIhiL
One quar-. bottle. two pint bottles. or four hall Pn'
bottles sent free by express on receipt OF price or
sale everywhere - 4. BAbllrf Sole Agent,
Mo-. o. ~ o. a. e. 20 - ANA "a Mashington'st NY
: celebrated Ncw.yofs merchant WHO has mlde thor
oush tidal Of the PineAprc ns'nr-' d. Taboo hsi 10
- ned pound. Of hcs month ~ thu hrsi iri 10
continues 81. shove directed aEi hndl Il Wy ytnsh
cia g. b. proved rutire preventive 20 .ohnu 10 ~
ased Tho INDICATED CO, constantly r o yess,. I'D hsi o..
been 81. ono day d1fias thai thee
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BosIoS Monday. Feb. %, l-6j
Col. n. G. Taylor of East Tennessee made
moving appeal 10 meeting of merchants, held in the
Exchange this afternoon for aid 10 the destitute dis
tricts in that section Of the country Mayor Lincoln
presided Tie announcement hat Charleston was
evacuated created q furore ia the meeting. The same
announcement o. also made in the Legislature while
In session and called forth long and hearty cheering.
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From Albany.

ALDAST. Monday Feb. 20 800
Gov. Fcnton left for New-YOrk to-day, to be
absent three or four days.
TIE necessary blanks are being issued TO the several
counties from the Office Of the Secretary or Sioto
PREPARATORY % the special election the 18th OF March
next submitting 70 the people the question Of amending
the Con, tuton by providing for the appointment OF
FIVE Commissioners OF Appeals.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-21

COURT NoTIcEs.-SUPREMR CoURr-C1EcuIT.-
,u odd ,ppbers ON the General Circuit Calendar have
bep rse,d and disposed Of very much in advance Oh the
oven nnb.r II /. ordered by Court that during the ss
uei of tie present term commencing Oh Monday the .'h
inst both part. the Circuit viii take up tho even nuoei
IN order that, ~ nearly possible the respective ofne' Of
,he Circuit sha begin the March Term ct about Tie same
Mace on the General Calendar
-, down causes will be taken up heretofore In rs IL
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corpr cALENpAR-Tus DAY.


SUPREME CoURT-CRCUIT-Pau Nos. 1907,
1877. 1885, 1877, ISD 1851 3sJ 1851, 1851 1856 Ls5 lS,,
I31 1871 71 1875 1874 1895 1901 Port Il-No esq., 70l,
7g 2l oe3 $50 a3 Co., 24 1851 1929 s3 go 9i2 sig $50
$50 9G0 stg 81. -
SUPERIOR Court i Part Nos. 1897 1913,
1851 z2.g 65 1923 ie5 49, l51 1855 1861, z59 1895,
1867 400 Part INos. 49i, F,4s 500 4o99, l:0 900
1854 Si44 3l9O, 4g7?. 1913, 1881 4o8i 4932, 1890.
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DISEASE Is THE INTEREST PAID For PLEAs-
saw. enenous writer II you desire TO stop paying
this interest invalid reader you have only to cancel the ors
nal Obligation by going through course Of hos1krlhs
STOMACH BIrrvR Whittier you are paying the penalty you
have incurred IN the pangs Of dypps the gloom oil hypo
cn1s the .winges Of liver complaint the physical pro-
- ,,ib sy.nges oil undue indulgence, 10 assured that
,s noverui vegetable tonic and attentive viii oon tinke
b,ance in your favor and exempt from further pain ind
{reopyeuieuce.
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Btthlilt. ffhn. dNtfsf A7'-f
DR. NM. H. GREGG-DoaT Sir: In eJruary,
1861 was afflicted with sugar diahtios and iof t'e
months passed more than two gallons Of wltcr N
tw efiiy .our hours obliged - got ny o. often a.
ten oi twelve times during tae night and IN nv months
Of Jqlv !sCl. / pOcur,d two bottles Of Constitution
Water and after taking two bottles ] was entirely
cured, after regaiAIng ny usual goo he,ll,
Yours truly. j. ' - plMIIl.
Sold Wholesale by MoEGAs 4 ALLEN 10 70 cAns''
and oil druggists
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IAarer,l,.u.en,l

Every Lady who wishes convenient anu
graceful method Of PIoIelng heF Dress. should secure
one Of Nine DIBlORRsls i@nIlIAL !'ihss LtL'AIo..a'
cript oil price Emporium ~ Fashions. 4'J BROADWAY
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ygARRuF ID.

AVEBILL-DIEFEEDOBF-- Nedne.day morning Feb.
IS tn residence ofthe brides ftber by lie Row Homer
laion oraiio D. Ay-nn - New ork city, 10 Mis- PeIme
ia ~ only daughter Of Pc,er Diecndon Of Port PAN
Montgomery Co.. n. Y. No cards
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-21

ANNA L. Dickinson viii deliver her lecture,
A Plea for Labor" ut Dir. Beochers Church In
Brooklyn, this evening. Herring been for many years
woIkng-grl, she will be able TO speak on this topic
with inteL genoe end feeling.
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d. Barnum's Seli-S,wcr, or Heli-Hmde anu
SslrBa,ier for oil sewing Machines, ~ BarnuIns NV
senn or a. tho inventors Office No ~ BROADWAY y.
y 81 80 with directions. sent by Mhil weight han
an onnce Agents canyas,ing with Other tllDgs' can
ma ~ from - 10 So nor dGy.
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Thr Steamer 8axsn.

WOODS HOLE Monday. Feb. 20.
The steamer Saxon, from Boston for Phlla-
1 deuhia. before reported ashore on squash Meadow
shoal, got OF this morning without assistance.
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fAdverilsen.eut
MESsRs. FOWLER q WELLS, PhFono!ogsts'
lsa Broadway. give Chsr's Of Character daily.
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> WENDELL PHILLIPS will deliver an address at
tbe BROOKLYN Academy of Music, wednesday evening
Feb o. Subject: d" Our COuDtTy-Our" hoic county,
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.JgPFlRs. 573 Broadway, i selling his stock OF
Ladies' and Children's Boots end shoes ana hhe Nthk
slinne-. M Ions rrlces Jesers I'D Broadway
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UorsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

On motion of Mr. ANCOEA, the Committee on
tie District Of Columbia Was instructed TO inquire
whether the allegation that persons woie roH1eu ~
civ ia for criminal oenses nc sold to Substitute DiO'
sand placed il the army Is true.
Mr. FfgYANDO WOOD offered resolution request
inc the Secretary OF the Treasury I" cOh-ietF We rs
;n-o- ~ evnortipg 70 foreign irarkcfs for sale az
fhe cotton now In the baids Of tie HoYcTumeb' 20 "a
10 oltein for the Government the otdhtaBC oi WV
hi gher price in Europe for that article importing IRON
to this extent thus enhancing The creoi ol re 90
uent and reducing the premium on gold and exchange
with other advantages. Objection vas made anu INC
IesolutOn velt over. m g.. .
Of the Treasury to communicate 20 the House ~hai
amount OF gold in the Treasury y any, not hecesSi
for the snkng fund.- has been sold rndor TIE act o.
March Il l76f what amount Il rates O. premium, ara
the names Of agents engaged in tha transaction.
The resolution was tabled ny t"o M1Jmli!'
LIST or PRlsoNERs NOT CONVICTED.
The House, by three majority. refused = tr on me
table the resolution heretofore offered by Nh J4diuSe
calling upon the President ana Secretary o. Sifie ana
Secretary Of War TO !arnsh lists Of persons hed h
fucmcnt but not convicted Of alleged off nses against
the Government together with the particulars Oh III"
subject. l..
the expiration OF the morning hour.
PAY OF OFFICERS.
Mr. WILSON from the Committee OF Conference
made a report on the di5asreeng votes OF The Two
Houses on the bill amendaOry Of the act defining the
pay and emouments of certain officers Of The army H.
Guiding the marine corps In hfs explanations he sara
that all officers were placed on an equality Dut were
not to receive additional pay for dschorgng the duties
pertaining to breyet rank.
MIR Setback replied that be would give Colonies
acting breyet Brigadier Generals corresponding pay
and 40 Of other Dreycts.
Mr. WILSON said tho House had passed the bill, in
creasng the pay Of officers below the rank Of Briga-
dter(enerGl % per centum. and that Gen Sherman
recommendations for breyet rank OF certain OF bs OH
Gers had lain in the pgeon-hocs OF the War Depart
pent for two years.
6The Conference report disagreed TO and another
committee asked Of the Senate
THE EVACUATION OF CUMBERLAND GAP
The Sneaker hid before the House communication
ftom the Secretary Of War in response TO resolution
calling for copy Of Gen MYgans report relative 10
the evacuation OF Cumberland Gap.
Tho Secretary Of War says IL cannot, iof feasols
mentioned be properly furnished.
On motion OF Mr. COX the communication was re-
f.red TO the Committee Military Affairs.
The BILL PoR TIE GOVERNMENT OF STATS
Tie House proceeded TO the consideration OF the bin
providing government for the States hnbyerIed or
0yerthrown by the rebellion.
Mr.. DAWES (Mass). opposed the bill at length. II
was not founded any principle commonly called The
war power Of the GONe.nmena" The very Itht sec
tion provides fOr tie sI~<iutment OF Officers WHO WIN
be multiplied 70 thousands 70 lord 1t over TIC miserable
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CHEROKEE PnLs-fRMME REGULATOR
ga I'M n,,,y,. 4 Der hox Tirv-two page pfnTh-
81 re-. Adde'S d.. W. r. MfRwIx Co. No o. Liberty
a. Ncr.-lolk
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Bnsines5 Notices.

BECAUSE 4 PERSON BIAS BAD CorGH, 1t
should not bs inferred at Consumption has set H. yet no
one with rare e-cep,icu have Consumption Wilton,
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TO get nd Of CouoH CoLD HoRTyEFs without delay
and for tia purpose remedy eta promptly oT surely
OF with more benefit to the Organs OF the chest than d. d.
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FROM, caefy selected drugs end which Oh hsi viii swsys
be found worthy Of It's wosidwas reputation Sold every
where