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rne Effect of the Recent Elections in
Virginia.


A Richmond correspondent of the
New York Times writes as follows con-
cerning the effect of the election news
from Ohio and Pennsylvania in the
Capital OF the late "Coniederacy":
The conservatives" in this city baye
nn turned "Democrnts" within the past
forty-eight hours, and are in ecstacies
over the news from the Northern cleo
lions. Such joy has not filled their
souls since the President vetoed the
Freedmen's Bureau bill. 1t was Gu
rious 10 see the effect 1t had upon the
venerable old fossils of the so recently
defunct Locafoco party. Why, it has
made some of them look twenty years
younger, and impaired to their limbs
the elasticity of youth. Even old Gen.
Wise has relaxed the rigidity OF his
uusterity, and was seen TO smile fre-
qusntly yesterday, in the delight Of MS
Democratic soul. But n few days since
and you could not get one of them to
acknowledge himself a Democrat, so
bad was the odor of that party; but
when the returns began to come in, and
assume each moment more favorable
aspect, Democrats were thicker than
frogs in Egypt. Old "I-told you-so"
was on hand, and discoursed wisely of
the result, and the expression was gen.
eral, "Haven't lGe Democrats whaled
them in Ohio, though ?" used by men
who never voted a Democratic ticket in
their lives, amor read line in "Old
Ritchie's" Enquirer. How we apples
do swimI To see them around the bull
letin boards, gloating over the highly
colored returns, reminded me of the
"Rood Confederate times" when those
tremendous victories" used to be the
order OF the day: and our Imagination
copjured up again in flaming letters,
the almost forgotten announcements :
"Great Confederate Victory! The
Yankees Whipped at Gettysburg!
Forty Thousand Federsls Killed! Our
Loss Only Four Thousand Sixty
Thousand Prisoners Taken ~ 1t GER
tainly afforded them as much satisfac-
ton as those veracious bulletins OF the
war were wont to give the men who
never despaired of the Confederacy.
The jov of the respondent Democracy
was certainly unrestrained, although /
must admit It was tempered with de-
CsDCy, and did not break out into ex-
travagant demonstrations.
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THAT staunch Republican journal,
the st. Louis Democrat. speaking of the
late elections, says; AS for ourselves
we like vinegar occasionally. A defeat
or two will just serve 10 give zest to the
victory OF next year. a boy, once said
he arather liked the toothache 1t felt
SO good when 1t Was done aching.
And we. reckon about one year from
this time, the ache will be on the other
side, with no prospect that 1t will ever
be done. aF-a
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A AcoRREsPoNDENT of the New Orleans
Pfcavune has called upon ex-President
Buchanan and had a conversation with
him. He has been very feeble lately,
perhaps owing to the distress with
which, according tothis correspondent,
he views the position Of affairs in the
South. We are not surprised to learn
that he expresses the kindliest wishes
towards the South, nor that those
wishes go but a very little way rowards
relieving them. When he was Presi-
dent he was distressed at the condition
of the Union and expressed kindly
wishes, which, however, did not much
help its cause. The one positive utter
auce of the interview seems 10 have
been an expression of opinion that the
terms that were agreed on by Generals
Joe Johnston and Sherman at the time
of the surrender, were the wtsest that
could have been followed. Most peo-
nile have forgotten what these terms
were, though the general Impression
ranaIns that they were in some way n
surrender by Sherman of the points in
controversy between the two armies.
That Immersion would be confirmed
by a Republication of the proposed
agreement, since it provided for legtti-
MIXING the State governments then In
Office, the retention OF arms by the
States, an amnesty to all the people,
army and officers, and restitution TO
all of their rights of person and proper
tU (slavery had not been abolished, y as
defined by the constitutions of the
United and the United States. Mr..
Buchanan is too old to learn anythiug.
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INDIANA.-The returns thus far re-
ceived Indicate that the Republicans
have gained upon their vote of last
year, carrying the State by some 10000
majority. Their majority last year was
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tT YoUSG LADY returning to her country home after soujourn of a few months in the City, was hardly recognized by her friends. iu place of a course, rustic flushed face, she had a soft ruby complexion of almost marble smooth ness, and instead of twenty-three she really ap peared but eighteen. Upon inquiry as to the cause of so great change, she plainly told them that she used Circassian Balm, and conside,e ei it an invaluable acquisitions to any Lady toilet. By its use any Lady or Gentle man can improve their personal appe~ rance an hundred fold. It is simple in It's com bination, as Nature herself is simple, yet unsurpassed in it's efficacy in drawing impurities from, also healing, cles nsing and beautifyipg the skin and com plexion. By it's direct action on the cuticule it draws from it ali it's impurities, kindly healing the same, and leaving the su- face as Nature intended it should be, clear, soft, smooth and beautiful Price S1, sent by Mail ST Express, on receipt Ofan order by
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REVENUE NOTICE,
United States Internal Revenue.
 Fourth Collection District

United States Internal Revenue
 Fourth Collection District
 State of Connctcicut DURSUANT to the provisions of the Inter- A nal Revenue Laws of the United States notice is hereby given to all persons liable to pay taxes under said laws, in the Fourth col- cctlon District of Connecticut, including Fair held and Litchfeld Counties that the Collrc tor of said District has received from the As seSsor thereof his annual collection list; and that the taxes so assessed are now due and payable, including Income Tax the taxes on Gold and silver Plate, Carriages, Gold Watch es, Billiard fables and unpaid licenses tha, all the aforesaid taxes yet remaining unpaid, are 'elui1ed to be paidl on or before the 26t. day "t June 1s67
 Pay yment may he made at my office in Bridgeport and at the office of George Lock wood, in New Milford, and also to any u thorzed Deputy Collector in the District. as nay be most convenient to the taxpayer. Ali persons who shall neglect to pay within the tlme above specified will incur a lenalty 0! hve per cent additional on said taxes, togeth- CT with fee of twenty cents for issuing, and four cents per mile for serving notice of such payment, and interest at the rate of one per cent. per month until paid
 D. F. HOLLISTER.
 Collector 4th District Connecticut. Bridgeport, June 7th, 1867. 9-2w
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The Hon. Thaddeus Stevens has address

The Hon Thaddeus Stevens has address ed the following letter to the editor of the Washington CaronicIe regarding the Attor- ney Generals opinion, and the July ses- sion of Congress-
 LANCASTER, Pa, June 13, 1867
 l think 1t proper to suggest the proprie- ty Of having quorum in Congress on the lst proyimo. The opinions of the attorney General seem to require some explanatory or supplemental acts. need not point out the error in favor of the rebels. as there are many of them easily seen, for in- stance, 1t Is provided that to entitle to be registered requires one years residence in the state Every man can see that this means continuous residence immediately before the election. The Attorney Gener- al holds that the party may take nine months when he was boy, and three months now. Andrew Johnson, by going a month before the election to North Carolina, where he lived thirty years ago, could vote. So with regard to clerks, military and civil officers and the holding of Confederate off, ces while Tn rebellion. But I will not take time to criticise now. A mistake more oE- jectiOnable than either is the fact of usurpa- ton by the Attorney General in acting at
 
 tiOns as binding officially. The Attorney General has no more right to interfere than the President had to reconstruct, which pretension Congress has settled, since it has been adirdged that the conquered states are to be treated as suhdued territory, and rebuilt without reference to their for mer condition by the legislative power which alone IS to be appealed to in case of diff culty. it Is true that the Attorney Gener- al Is :o good lawyer to pretend to act un- der the constitution, as 1t is we'll decided that. admitting new states, and of course, rebuilding conquered territory, does not come within the provisions of that instru- mont His opinion is just as good as any ether go, d lawyers, and no better. It is the attempt to treat it as official that is ob jectionable- When he rules what shall be ev- evidence, if obeyed, he does great wrong. He has fair excuse, however, under the invitation of the commanding generals. I have said this much with great reluctance; but finding my colleagues indifferent to the question, I have not been able to re- frain. feel painful fear lest 1t should be thought that obtrude my opinions too often in public matters, but my anxiety, possibly my over sxci ted anxiety, relative to reconstruction, must be my excuse. With great respect your obedient servant.
 THADDEUs STEVENS
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

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DIED.

In Washington on the 18th inst. Mrs. Daniel Baker, aged 76 years.
 In Warren, June 9th, of lung fever, Ed ward Dayton, infant son of Jairus l.. and Catharine J. Brown, aged seven months and eleven days.
 Sleep on, sweet babe and take thy rest;
 God called thee home-He thought it best.
 At the residence of his son-in-law, the Hon. Abijah Catlin, in Harwinton, on the l2th inst, Doctor Andrew Abernethy, aged S years
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ONE DOLLAR A PIECEi
Flying Morgan.

NHlS horse is, in fact, what he is claimed to be high-bIooded Morgan Horse, with all the symmetry of form, speed end bottom, which so justly characterize the Morgan race
 PEDIGREE,
 He was sired by Putnam Horse, he by Mills Morgan, one of Old Gifford's best colts His dam, Black Retsey, was sired by the world renowned Old Clifford, he by Old Woodbury, and he by the original Justin Morgan horse FLYING MORGAN is ten years old, about l5 hands high and weighs, in good condition 9oO pounds. Color, dark bay. For style, beauty or action, speed and bottom combined, he has no superior.
 FLYING MORGAN will be found during the season of 1857 at the stable of Rufus Smith. in the rear of the Court House, Ltchfeld. TERMs-Made known on appli cation.
 l hereby certify, that 1 have owned Black Betsey, the dam of the Morgan stallion now QS67) owned by MT. Smith. She was very superior mare, and much resembled her illus trious sire, the celebrated Old Gifford and I sincerely think there is not another horse in Vermont that possess IS those sterling quali- ties which have been so much sought after, Ill higher degree of perfection than this mare She was mare of remarkable power, supe- rior speed, and capable of enduring thr most fatigung hardships.
 WEssoN NEwCoMB,
 Barnard, Vermont I am we'll acquainted with the Morgan Stal- lion now Q867) owned by MT. Smith, and know his pedigree is truly given on his bills Am also we'll acquainted with his stock and think 1t will compare favorably with the stock of other noted Morgans.
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 7-6w Barnard, Vermcnt.
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NOTICE.

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A T Court of Probate holden at Harwin- "A ton within and for tie District of Har- winton on the l7th day of June, A. D. 1867:
 Present. Abijah Catlin, Esq, Judge.
 On metien of Jusius Preston, Executor on the Estate of Alanson IIumiston, late of Har- winton within said district, deceased: This Court doth decree that six months be allowed and limited for the Creditors of said Estate to exhibit their claims against the same to the Executol and directs that public notice be given Of this order by advertising in a news pape, pu. llshed in Litchfield, and by posting a copy thereof on the public sign post in said town Of Harwinton, nearest the place where the deceased last dweit.
 Certified from Record,
 10-3w ABIJAH CATLIN, Judge