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News from Augusta, GA.-Arrest or Al.
legged Murtlercrs--Actt0n Of General

News from Augusta, GA.-ArreSt OF Al
legged Observation-Disclosures Of General
Tfllson.
AUGUSTA, GA, October 17.-Four white
men, charged with the murder Of the freed
man in Columbia county On Tuesday morn
ing, were arrested by the military to-day
and committed to jail.
1t is understood the prisoner will have an
examination tomorrow before tho County
Court, now In session.
General Tillson will publish communi-
cation tomorrow, stating that the civil
authority Of Henry county have failed to
protect the freedmen, and that, as agent OF
the Freedmen's Bureau, he will maintain
a garrison in said county until the conduct
of tho people and action Of the civil au-
tbority warrant the belief that the laws
will be enforced and all classes Of citi-
zens protected in their rights Of property
and person.
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STILL LATER.
Trouble in the Coal Mines near 81.
Louis.

81. LOUIS, October l5.-Information has
oeen received of considerable trouble last
week between the miners and employers
~ solne of the coal diggings in st. Clair
county, at the Pittsburg coal mines, few
a''les from Paynesville, opposite St. Louis.
ihe miners were on o strike, demanding
al az Increase of wages from I've to seven
tehts per bushel, which was complied with
ny, ~ ,he employers after Paymaster McDo-
"eH was fired upon. Another row was
oSScaSloned on'Saturday by an effort to dis
,tnage some Of the leading mutineers; bat
aae difficulty was settled by m amicAble
s',ishsement, and all hands were to resume
WORK this morning.
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THE CATHOLIC PLENARY COUNCIL
The New York Tribune publishes trans
lation of two Latin letters of Cardinal Bar
nabo, Project of the Propaganda at Rome,
addressed to Archbishop Spalding, of Bal
timore, in reference to the council now in
session. The Pope calls the attention Of
the Bishops to the necessity of exercising
great caution in receiving strange priests;
only those who can bring undoubted testi-
monials of their virtue and learning should
be accepted. Attention is called to the
necessity of settling the various questions
concerning the number of festivals and
fasts observed by the church, and mea-
sures are requested to be taken to put an
end to disputes relating to church pro-
perty, so that neither the rights of the
church nor Of the regular orders be in
fringed upon. The recommendations con-
Guide as follows:
"Finally, it is the wish of the Sacred
Congregation that the bishops Of the United
States, in fuldllment of the charge which
has been intrusted to them of feeding the
Lords flock, should consult together re-
specting some uniform method of provi-
ding for the salvation and Christian cduca-
ton of the cmancipated blacks. This
question has been brought up, and it is one,
indeed, of the first necessity; and unless
they speedily take action on it, and gather
this great harvest into the Lords granary,
this people will suffer irreparable injury
from the wiles and cupidity Of the en-
emy."
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UNcoNsTITUTIoNALITY OF THE C0TToN
TAX.-The following letter from Hon.
Reverdy Johnson, Senator from Maryland,
and perhaps the most eminent constitu-
tional lawyerin the land, possesses more than
ordinary interest at the present juncture.
1t is in reply to letter Of Hon. Charles l..
Scott, of Wilcox county, Ala, containing
these interrogatories:
In your opinion, is the act of Congress
imposing three-cent tax on cotton consti-
tutional' And would the Supreme Court
of the United States SO decide in the event
the question was carried before it for adju-
dication?
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Masonic Convention.

LOUISVILLE, October 1.-THE Grand
Masonic Lodge Of Kentucky, and ninety
additional lodges, aggrcgating BIZ persons,
assembled here to-day. j. Tharton, of
Cynthiana, was elected Grand Master, and
J. NJ. S. McCookle, of Louisville, Grand
Secretary
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GROCERIES, LIQUORS, AND PRO.
assorted stock ofaR5CERfEs. iiaUoks and
PROVISIONS, to which we respectfully call the
attention Of city and country trade, consisting OF
PORTO RICO SUGARS, barrels and bogsheads
ENGLISH ISLAND SUGARS, barrels and hogs.
REFINED SUGARS, all grades;
OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA, CEYLON, LA.
GUAYRA, and RIO COFPEES,
IMPERIAL and GUNP0WDER TEAS,
PORTLAND, sUGAR-HOUsE, and GOLDEN
Nos. /, :, and , MACKEREL, in barrels. hall
HAG bnFrs!s and and PP,o,ir6;xAc HERRrNes,
NUTMEGs, CLOVES, CINNAMON, 'ALLsPlCE,
ApAMANTINE and TALLow CANDLES,
BACoN-SIDEs, SHOULDERS, aud HAMS-west'
EXTRA t and qsbPERFINE FLOUR,
Prime EASTERN DAIRY CHEESE, RICE,
Pure WHISTLES, BRANDlES, and WINES.
wOODENWARE, consisting In part OF
IRON and BRASS-B0UND PALS, BUCKETS,
and TUBS,
WUObEN MEASURES,
CORDS, TWINES, and PAPER,
ROGERS, RIDDICK 4 Co.,
list Is and 20 Fifteenth street.
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Explo.ion Of a Steam Boiler.

ST. LOUIS, October ia terrific steam
boiler explosion occurred here this morning In
the turning shop Of J. H. Bubrock, on Frank.
lin avenue, totally demolishing the shop and
two other buildings. Twenty-Five persons are
known to be buried in the ruins.
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Ratii,ca,ien Meetins in Brooklyn.

huSkuCuIOu uN1cuD8 ~ D5~ONEyHs
New YoRk, October ls.-A large Republican
ratification meeting was held last night at the
Brooklyn Academy Of Music. Prominent
Radicals delivered speeches assailing the pub.
lie and private character of President john
son, and earnestly urging on the people the
Importance Of adopting the constitutional
amendment as security for the future. A
series of resolutions expressive Of their prin-
ciples and ratifying the Republican nominees
of&his State was unanimously adopted.
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NASHVILLE, October l6.-Tbe runsoT Of
an outbreak among the negroes which pre-
vailed here yesterday Ii unfounded. II
arose from the fact that number OF them
were arrested last week e. Migrants, and
were promised their liberty II they would
contract With Chestham & Beach 70 work
Their plantations on the Mississippi.
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The New York Negroes support the Radical
Caudidate-A Horse Race.

New YORK, October ia convention OF
the colored citizens Of New York assembled at
Albany yeiterday to discuss the proper policy
to be pursued by that class Of our population.
The nomination Of Governor Fenton was
endorsed, and the 5000 negro voters Of the
State were urged to support the ticket.
The trotting race between Lady Emma and
George Wilkes for $4,000, at the Fashion
Course yesterday, was won by Lady Emma
In three straight heats. Time-2:27, 2:27S,
and 22sh.
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Quarantine withdrawn.

WARRINGTON, October 1s.-The Secretary Of
War, on the recommendation Of the Surgeon
General, withdraws, on the LIST Of November
next, tho military quarantine established In
Virginia, North Carolina, Georgia, Florida,
Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, and Texas.
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am much mistaken II II bs not easier
~ 70 ae like martyr than 70 live like Q
nnafS'ian; and II the glory Of our faith DO
NV I@ letter displayed II 3 lie Of msskness,
humility, and xslf.denial than even h >
ussaA q snsls-exsdsr 6sAeol Timer.
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Secretary stsntsn and senator C0wan with The
President.
wAsHrSerox, October is.-Secretary Stan.
ton had lengthy interview with the Presi.
dent this morning His early retirement from
the War Department II conceded to be certain.
Senator Cowan, Of Pennsylvania, arrived this
morning, and he also had an interview with
the President during the day.
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Military.

LoUIsvILLE, October H.-Major. General
Thomas, commanding the Department Of the
Southwest, embracing Kentucky, Tennessee
Georgia, Alabama,i and Missouri, will esta.
blish his headquarters on the LIST Of November
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Head-Centre Stephens Makes . Speech.
Sr. LOUIS, October ls.-James Stephens, the
Fenian Head Centre, made speech here yes.
terday, in which he declared the battle for
Irish independence would commence on Irish
soil before new year.
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Nr. CRANKY has bsen nominated Tor tho
H0use az Delegates In Norfolk. His COM
pelItor's friends claim that 10. bslots wss
souissesl o. pEsvicss hallct. 3herS =
. pse9eel = = ~ B. !. 80
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"ea'h Of DR.. Gibbs, Of south Carelins.
AtcrsrA, October 7.---Dr. X. w. Gibbs,
= SWolnlnint citizen and Journalist Of South
osfeiina, ID dead.
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GROCERIES, LIQUORS, ETC.
WYE HAVEA CONSIGNMENT OF
w CHEESE which will be sold low.
PALMER, HARTSOOK co.
straak
oc lS--ts

TINE LIQUORS. have now q very
f large stock of IMPORTED WINES, LIQUORS.
and CIGARS on hand. Also, very superior WHlS-
KIES and BLACK and GREEN TEAS.
o. CRAM, No. 2 Exchange Block,
~ Il Fourteenth street.
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TFLEHRAPHIC NEWS.

Gssd News -0SssfalaA srnaa - Csnlns DIani
wAsRIHaroS, October ls.-A isster has been
received In this city from Lieutenant General
Sherman discussing the political situation and
emphaticaliy approving the Presidents policy
OF restoration.
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PlA'''' M.1.'e"'M79
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no. 10 NAH sfRSSSs
sole agents for
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sole agsnts for
sfIIYrs PREMIUM PIAH0.IOR10.
These Instruments have been before ne pshfis
FOR THE LAST THIRTY YEARS. In so1Psonoe
Win the bsst makers of the country, and are 80
vrenoanssA sy ALL TIE LxADI10 PROSkssoAs
AND ANATBURS the a
BEST PIAN(S HAMUYACTuRIDf
These instruments have ALL TIE LATxSr l1'
PR0vKARNTS. and ere
WARRANTED FOB FIVE Y1ARs,
Win he ysivilsgs az sxshanss within twelve
nontAsn not sutirsly sstiafsseosy
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GRAND OPENING
PAIL AND wINTBR aooDs
RICHMOND CLOTHING BAZAAR.
In grateful recognition Of the very liberal patron
age Of the citizens Of Richmond,
LOEB BROTHERS
respectfully announce the reception and opening
FALL AND WHITE GOODS,
LATEST IxpoRTATIoNs;
and feel assured, from . large and select sssort'
NEW AND ELEGANT FABRICS
OF the most superior manufaeturs and choicest
designs, they can meet the wishes and crafty
the tastes Of the mos. fastidiOus
in the production OF
CUSTo MADB WORK
equal IL not superior 70 any in our city.
They desire attention also to their full stock Of
FIRsT.CLAss.
MEDIUM GRADES, and
VERY CHIAI
READY.MADE CLOTHING;
and in either class they pledge themselves to Keel
constantly on hand as large . variety ~ can bs
found anywhere south Of New York, which
| they are
DETERMINED TO SELL
PRICES pErYINa COMPETITION.
40 that All may nnd such clothing As they want
their establishment, which they asttsr
themselves may now be consi-
dcred peculiarly . che
PERMANENT HOME INSTITUTION.
| Inths
agNTLEMEN's LINEN
FURNISHING GOODS DEPARTMENT
very nns assortment may DO seen It our ssoss
and II shall continue TO DO our highest
aim 70 deal honorsbly and give
satisfaetion ct the
RIcHHoND cLofHIHd BAzAAl
No. ISIS GOLD No. lis, MAIN STREET.
foe ls-Hl
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r oOKi LOOKii LOOKiii- Intend.
y Ing % rsnoys our Place q Suslnsss = nocs.
hon -tkis day oRef oar entire stssE q CHINA,
GLASS D., q small eAvaass o. ssst uattt thas
ums. - q. - s.. Lfi ~ 49,
NsssAssAs, iAullss, ga cshsr wisli.g y ~
sAsss bsxgAiAs In CHINA, GLASS esl lAAfH1n.
" - = 3. d. Siki3oN; 1fsst,
corner opposite Ballard ana xxshanes Hotels.
a VERY FINE YOUNG HOR0E
IA rOB nALx-a sppseiog eoAale alt. q -
e1, s1nsisl9 gsi.s1 aa4 !s1sls, vos5 %s
s Si6I6 H01ex 3 ssldon sen: Iss 1eik eAe11
nj eqI1f lnA ~ yeap Old. Friee, -. Any
|1kUGTARD~s Superior EnGiish Nue.
M !. AAp ssts'dssa; -, !; LIVE
70 OCH LAMP kIl1 - ~ hn9sll
! 0N-tA sssslssaasa ssao =
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Reply.
IttPIys
NEW York, September 20, 1866.

New YORK, September 20, 1866.
Dear Sir,-Your note Of the Sd is re-
ceived here. The question you have
put to me l have heretofore considered.
My opinion is that the tax of three cents
imposed by the act of Congress you refer
to is unconstitutional, and believe the
court will so decide.
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
REvERDY JOHNSON.
We learn from the Wilcox (Camden)
Times that the cotton planters of that
county are concerning measures to have
the question tested in the Supreme Court.
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YINANCiAL AND CoalifInCiAL
sspoar or I'm rcsAcco nAsxrf.
TosAcoe ExcHAxeI,
nrrv~nwr w. ncfn1,>p N 1874

RIoHxoSD. VA, October -, 1860.
Breaks full to-day. Prices fully sustained.
Below we give the transactions:
Niuety-tw hogsheads and SIX boxes opened
ninety sold. Lugs, common 70 medium work.
ing and shipping, e3H to s6N; Tugs, good work.
Ing aud shipping, % 70 9s leaf, common u
medium working and shipping, % to SIS; leaf,
good working and shipping, els TO 20; leaf
fine working and shipping, $is to "a; manu-.
featuring, medium to fine, el5 TO 20; manu-
featuring, extra, go TO ESQ; fancy wrapper
good TO fins, new, e26 to 900.
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"a HOGSHEADS RIGHT G. B

On HoGsHEADs BRIGHT G. B.
~ hossh Ss BRIGHT SHOULDERS,
D} barrels LEAF LARD,
10 kegs prime SMlTHFIELD FAMILY LARp,
30 barrels CUBA and PORTO RICO SUGAR,
IS barrels EXTRA SUGAR,
IS bags CEYL0N COFFEE,
SACK. SACK f FfsE All ako1N6 ALUM SALT
100 boxes ROSIN SOAP,
80 cases C0GNAC BRANDY,
IS cases CLARET, = superior article j, y,svv
esst Superior FRENCH BRANDY
in o s'i I snd for c IA T. WORKMAN Co.
DUTTER.-Forty kegs GOSHEN and
ID GL4 Ga. in '0rs fn Gaa e.
M B. RADCLIFFE, No. 1912 Main
ESak has Rx sTIs .9a .ns 81; day
BROWN sbGAR,. various grades
WOODS FAMILY ROE HERRINds, half bar.
wo ssEs CUT HERRIses,
WOODS GROSS HERkINGs, No.l;
No. GROSS POTOMAC HRRRINGS,
ss oad s:.s 9. sSs HIDibiisa and SHOULDER
Fine daGTHsHFowpEg and BLACK TEAS.
EUsTARb, HACKEREt,
ALLsPICE, GINGER, -
sk koShR ana and H cakwI fT TOBACCO,
LIVERPOOL and VIRGINIA SALT,
and almost every other article In my line.
oc 3-u
bacon SIDES, extra clear, very fine |;
u yApn In he rraI nd arra M HIJT.
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r LINNEMAN, DYER AND eCOURr
u |: - S: g (. q. -. Aal:''' ~:
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lat. 3 f. q 4. ! J. ssss;:r ! CO. =
HELLOGG 4 GIBSON
IN INPORfHI1,

WYoLHsAID AID n1YAIk D1AI10D
CHIHA, GLASS, AND IARTuNWA1A
We have nov In Store 2 vssy !a:Ee - e1oessss
sss:sa q ssy q g: sostAsg fi: - ,.r,ArrrA
E S.i.s hts hhse 3Hk IFS EESS 80:
isstufsfI psisss. k1LA0gSs. ~ -. x
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Sabrgallg |.
seltgrapb. Raf)rit)trn.
6em= Grant in st. 2ptlis.
GOnercfifonelIeS.
3utaffun9bon Senmeffee
s....e9 i'm g oasrsB,
yeabriebte,t aus Chicago.

9lanseube Gr0ffnnns bes gdisen+l :
Seites. &
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Qdf1ptue, nRtiftx srttaa ben l5; ssa,nl 1866.

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bem RontebeIIo. 0laserben f5unen
ourd Is Sranaportidiffe $4,000 gann
sanf eialaal tratisportirt iperbem.- y
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beitanb am %. Nfdi aur nod aus Dem
Ginen II. Snfanterie e@e9inente, am
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feIben Nforgen eine unter oeulielben
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sfationaIen neifert 5ente nieber geoea bic
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it@ NIT llugarn 3u perbiinbeu, oa Sef<
reid Die geaction auf Der SalbinieI ge<
gen Zen 9lationalitaat 0. Stalien)
aufrufe. Der Gonffttntionncl bebt nit
5toIs aus Der en9lil6en Barlamerits<
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topics aorb Stratfpro be GeflifIe ber<
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ais ben rsroben Mfann, Der in Sranf<
reid 5errfdt uno ben man aIs ben
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ben Wea6ten gu asfeia mir befom<
men teinen &rieg, tros Der Sebereieu
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4n0eren Cant Ser SrganiFrana
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500, 900 Wanny9elbter. .oobIausgerii<
feter Eruppen ms Sslb iteaen. aSieie
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'berunsen, ionoeru um cine raf5e inb
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n 4lgerien organiiirt, iperDen fait aIe
M 9Hben angeiporben es foHen b66f |
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S2R Relpl,lrlr,rff
le TreaafiSe Dc8 Sdba&fpiele
Sin fleimeS 99arabieS aaf
@rNpaf ANN NSrrHnfnf.

Gin ansge;ei4netes Stiid 2anb in elmer reisenncn
iGegenh in Ser Iifbliteit nuS ifsteaigenten SsaSt
Snntsuine, aa., III gum 9erfanf aasgeboten fir $10s
CO... 8ean SemanS cine Seimatb wiini9t, IN ber bic
85seI iiBer gstt une bic 8Iimen befer rieden, ais
iriten6wo anbers, 70 i bies bic Gbance. Ni9ts aIs
bic Mn ngenebmen SoIsen bes 2rieses tonnten bic
Gisentblmer bewegea ifs4 bapOa 80 trennen. Mber
Sa 86geI mnb 8lamen nidbt bte S9ornfteine raudben
MAIDEN. mus biefer plat in bic 9dnbe foIer gerfo=
men. bic @e6 babeti. Das Saas etbaIt sroBe St,sz
ben, Gaseinri6hansen, NIT ansse3ei9netem Gartens
uns aues IN better Orbnuus. Die R5beI in benz
5aaie perben NIT bem 9aas pertamft. .F..a
Nelfon & Murfres y
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y af4pflIe ests saatioa.
Mus europa. ~
. ie-a us fidt.en / mn erno d
friegerii9. a

ct, 2anuis, IA SUM,
@eitern Qlbcnb iuur6e 6em Sen. @rant
cine sIan3enOe &beaogeieal6aft I'M
Soutbern 3otel sesehen.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1866-12-21

TERRIBLE TRAGEDY IN COLE
BROK, Y. H.-The beautiful village
OF COiebrook, in Coos county, y. H.,
was the scene Of a terrible tragedy
on Friday evening last. a young
man named Taylor was shot by an
other young man named Horace LII
Their. The latter was employed as
teamster by a merchant of the town,
and after he had put his horses up
for the night, on Friday, 1aylor
came into the stable and was twice
fred at by Luther. One of the shot
passed through his side, and the
other wounded his arm. Taylor
ran into the house enchanting, III am
shot / have been expecting if
for some days, as Luther has threat
ened to take my life" When asked
the cause he replied, :. He has been
dismissed by young lady to whom
! have just been engaged After
1 friends and relatives had been called
TO the wounded man, the report OF
Il pistol was heard Il short distance
from the house, and going to the
spot Luther was found dead, hay
ING shot himself through the heart
1t is thought that TaYiOr's wound,
are mortal, and that he cannot long
| SuViyc.-IrdRSCFipt
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United States Government, on ac
count of the claims of the State
The State Treasurer, with the advice
and direction If the Governor, is au-
thorized to negotiate on the best
terms possible for the payment of
said bonds.
SEC. Z. For AL taxes assessed'by
virtue of this act, and paid to col
lectors OF the same before the first
day of February next, there shall
be allowed by the collector to the in
dividuals or corporations making
such payment, 3 per cent. on the
amount paid, which allowance the
Treasurer shall credit the collector
on settlement OF the tax; provided,
the collector pays the money SO col
lecred into the treasury before the
fifth day of February next.
SEC. s. Instead of the credit
mentioned in section SiNty-iour OF
chapter eighty-four Of the General
Statutes. the Treasurer shall cirdlt
the several conStables one-i0rtietil
part of the whole sum contained III
the warrant by him issued, for the
collection OF this tax. to each con
stable, who shall be accountable to
their respective towns for so much
of said fortieth is credited, as is not
allowed 10y. way of attachments tC
such constable. and this section shall
not apply to any tax but that assess
cd by this act, and the tax referred
to in the following section.
SEC. 9. Sections seven and eight
of this act shah be applicable to the
tax to be assessed by authority o
an act entitled, " An act instructing
the committee to make mp the CRANE
list. to correct the list Of the county
of Washington for the year 1860
and for other purposes" approyc'
NOV. s, 1866.
SEC. 10. The sum of ten thouS
and dollars are hereby appropriated
to pay the debts OF the state Pris
on, to be drawn from the treasury
on the order or orders OF the Audi
tor of Accounts in favor Of the di
rectOrs Of the prison.
SEC. II. \ sum not cXcecdin:
five thousand dollars is hereby ap
propriatci to pay the expenses o
the Vermont Reform School. to b
allowed by the Auditor Of Account
who shall draw his order On th
Treasurer in favor Of the superil
tendent, on his presenting prope
vouchers for the amount of expense
incurred, and on the approval of til
trustee OF said Institution.
SEC. . This act shall take efttc
from its passage.
Approved NOV. 10, 1866.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1866-12-21

The editor Of the Pine Bluff Vim
dicator, who was once unprecedented
and held by Government for his re.
semblancc toJohn Surtatt, one of the
conspirators against t he lives of
President Lincoln, Secretary Seward
and others, says in q late issue.
"Some months ago the Goddess
of Liberty threw her protecting
arms about his because we looked like
I'M assassin. That was bad enough;
but the other day we were taken for
a preacher. What next"
a number of people have lately
suspected him of being a d0nheV in
editorial harness, and have yet to
learn That they were mistaken. 1t
looks as though they had a sure thing
on him this time.