fit: #ifs trenort
il , o*ito 0 . 0 iionstiootemi.‘
k-- beteiapproved: by the Peal
7 -
law:. ThU iltiJe• ''
Itieett.+Ott by the. conferees, --eitthorMes
1 406: '*1',v114:094.000 1 / 4 _ot Tretopry.
044, niform shitilitude. and a legal
Ciernlit its theOeynieiir of itit
lt orith4tatati
_the fifty mil
:lwottiof the lily issue as cootie* it eonve..
wilelitY in , be done. -make* the new notes
" - ' 'per
luri_sb eat any time in eta neat. twe e
yerair bondi;'tailaeinabletit the pleasure
of thateitedgliaa after five yea* makei
ibie-interest on tint itigei and bonds pays
- Win eoin.lind (a new 'reature) rnakee the,
111Itinn 00:itap'ortit also paytibtfrin coin.
and ilevottot them In - Ole payment of the
interest on the antes' and bonds end The
creatioh CI a sinking funnby setting apart
• one per eons, of the amount. The provis.
ions insisted on by the Senate, sutkorieing
the Secretary pc the Treasury to sell six
per cent. bonds tot what they trill (etch,
in' order to raise -coin for interest is re
sialted in the bill. fill the fonded dEbt is
exempted from taxation. Authority is
' to:temporarily deposit demand note:.
to the extent pf twenty-five millions. on
an interest of si x per cent. after thirty
days.. _
New made Patriots —And exchange
saps it is wonderful whet* a difference a
'Union victory makes in the way that some
'people regard the rebellion. There are
'fellows around who have fur months been
decrying the war, who have persistently
argued thlst the government could never
**cooper the South;" that the longer the
Wit continued tte'stronger and more de
•""termin'ed the rebels -avould become, and
'lttat the only 'true policy was to recognize
zheindepentlance of the
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'4444
-!!"k 4 .„'"1" , ? :afintag e
r ie - litAire • • • •
.iii „ neatly
;01:.03*ri.i04 for lk,- - 114*.'
nt.ii - ache., ;the but natural 1144 . 4'!i
j!'!';elligOi fly Ant shall lie done enit' H '4.:tAt
leader* of Rebilliont seems to
be 'iv get ital-deit;rts that Om Whii,insugitr
vated.this-rebellion.,thoold,not Mins punti
,ishment, but 'the character of:the pnntsh
.;,!
ht tole administered is yet en , 'open
iineetton:' - Nobody desires . to ..see %twee
puled whit .reside in the South 'and re..
slate :the rebelliott as long-ai they could,
and when-they could resist no lon'
ger, were forced into the rinks and. Obli
ged itocitit against the gloriOus old - ;flag
oioe Stars and Strilieai. • We are
ware that there , srethousands of this class ,
with %Irons we had to contend, and to
wards such-the utmost tendernesi and com
passion should be elioWn - , for they are not
traitors at heart. But 'what shall be done
with Ouch double distilled traitors as Jeff
Davis, 'Fariggigi Wigfall; Yancey, Rliett;'
Breckinridge. Toombs, ileauregard,. Duck- .
ner, Price and a host of others who sin
ned against the United States Government
with their eyes wide 'open and put the ball
in motion which culminated in one of the
most unjustifiable and hellish rebellions
that the historian will ever reword ? ” The
universal answer is HANG THE , TRAI
TQRS, that whets may be deterred from
imitating their
_conduct' and sharing the
same fate. They have desolated the land
rhem have *robbed many a wile; of her hue
_hand. They have made many a sister
weep scalding tears of grief over the death
oilier beloved hrother, and.now the widow
and the - orphans cry to Heaven fur Vas
°RANCE.
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The shedding of blood and" the taking u 1
life. by any means whatsoever, has al•
been, re
A' Word of advice.—We would suggest
that our impulsive people be not led away
by the recent victoria. into a belief that
all is hereafter to be fair weather for the
Union cause. Reverses may come, and
we should not he over confident •of final
'etas immediately on the announcement
sing:le-victory. however impor tans.—
)ine that- much hard fighting is yet
le. and we may come in fur a full
he reverses. That the cause ni
will triumph in the:end we have
doubt. liul that the end is
.ough a series of brilliant
-tories, with no draw
iieve. The re'
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l'o*efiii torti-40,)tiiii!iii. Hsi(
men' nn .stet;Cott ; tlan Furl way.. that
blytt''Otiiiredtsiithiti a tre;cit',..t6W,ttso4 -
he gathers the following eithOst Atretet!iltle
stories of Atie barbarities fliCtird: 'de ) !
Vision Ten their
_rebel
One 'mart *iity• - fiiir years rold; attacked
by •tr large 'force. !tinged to" starender. and
alter, being mortally Woundel. big first•
slain lour of his assailants, was propped
up on the roadside end sixty bails fired
into hie body. • Ant:rarer was hanged with'
out trial. and hie nit Compel's'' , in nit. be
neath the gallows and witness the agonies.
01 his dying father. Two others. Onob•
trusive quiet Citizens. were called at mid
night from their. beds. - and in the presence
of their wives and .brutally shot
down; and noi content with this villainy,
their homes were stripped - of everything.
Even the wearing apparel was from
their wives and little.ohti. and they turn
ed naked into the streets. Many equally
brutal instances are related by honest.
candid men, whose testimony none would
doubt. •Such *re the sufferings of a people
whose only crime is a relusal to become
traitors.
Or The report that Columbus, Ky., had
been evacuated by the rebels is fully &.on
firined by the official despatches forwarded
to Washington. Cominander Phelps, who
was sent with a flag of truce to the town.
returned to Cairo yesterday. with the re•
port that the hegira rind commenced, and
that the rebels had fired their quarters.
which, with 'a quantity 'of army stores.
were destr9yed. Large fire were also seen
in the town. indicating that the torch had
been applied to it. The. belief prevails in
Cairo that our loners have occupied the
'post. Commodore Fooie is doing enough
t flective work on the , Western w
ty Land
have been _perp
speculators•
Going..4'shore. , —A Roatooke
dent of the Buffalo Courier says:
I have just returned from the Islam!. I
have been there two days; have seen anti
talked with genuibe Secesti. They are the,
greatest set of men I ever . saw.• . Talk
bout green Yankees—ti.ey can't begin t i;h
these
_men. They are the most miserable
looking set of men 1 ever.saw. They
think we are going - to take away their re•
ligiors ri&s. and even imagined we were
going to are them to New or and hang
them.
t they
The following is the battle song of the
Fifty first regiment: as sung hy :Lem as
- "oast ill .1n Caro.
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7 1,11 ,
-"Prr l t itt
••4,F, lll2
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satt,
elir' • - •
sii.tebtn:rili;47;llllT,',h!*"
. Pet• --
.**o 'the kitiint
thoon:ttleh i this
bout ss p ellt)! ih ihis region, as Count**.
lest nin.
Poor Fellow.—"Mitere is a 'man in Mil
.tawn whb wants Our office , pnliethinWn.-
•Straws chow wh'iih way tile wind blown:.'
4 •
,ScAaal„ , —We have'been4tilitated wan
.
nounce that Dr. T. I.: HuiOn wilf.npert-his
spring . and_suanmer 'School hot: bils , and
girls, on Monday the ,Tith, inst., in the
Eastern getinol House,?-
I?equest.—The first Of. April is op
•proaching. and we therefore earnestly re
quest those in arrears to call and settle
their accounts. The purchase of new
type this sp - rini will increase very eohsui•
erable our pa) ments. end !mice this appeal
'may be cUnsidered.an - espeeial one.
4nother Arrivat—Otir' friend Beavan
of the ogriety Store" returned , from poi•
adelphil last week with another supply 'of
- new goods. consisting' of boots and Wet.
hats and caps. and other articles such as
are usually kept in variety stores. Give
him a call.
The Election.—Our readers will bear in
mind that the election 'tor • Borough and
Township officers will be 'held' in this .
place, on the third Friday of !Larch, the
21st.
Select English and Classic School —By
reference to our adyertising columns it
wilt be seen that Mr. A. A. I,Ecnunica.
will open in this place, on the 24th ins - t.,
a Select English and ("lassie Scht4ri: See
terms.
The Traitors' Boons —At. the rives,
of fi eve ra I individuals who . were nut pre,
'ilent at the Exhibitiiii) olithe 24 ult.. .we
publish on the first page to-day the speech
delivercd by Milky BONI:BRAM: on that
`he Sales.-- We learn front' pesonne who
spring. that those selling have general!,
realized lair prices for tl - eir property.--
Illorsee and cattle, especially sell *ell,
good cows in some inguanaes selling as
high as,s3o anu $4O per head. . '
An Interest 7 ng Scene —Tile Hagerstown
Herald says. some four or five thousand
persons repaired to Williamsport.on Sun
day last to witness the passage of the Fed
wl troops over the Poiomac into Virgin
ia. The sight was very inspiring. the
bands playing Dixie as soon as they reach
e I the' shores of Secesh, and the men
emering lustily, which was heartily re
sponded to by' the crowds who lined the
shores on this aide t;l•the,river.
Sneaking Coward.-11 a man of the
least-moral courage imagiMea,.that he has
been wronged by another. his first„impulse
will be to seek an , explan4io6lit know
whether his suepieiniiis.itts ititinded
and, if 'so, whet,' 4#llriteli"
Bot, not, to with , the
iking coward-mph - aliens hiltiffif up with
iers eqUaly craven•heartetrAW secretly
t injury to the accused persOrt., AVe
,not how fair his exterior way be,there
'be nothing too debasing (or such a
:attire t o resort to: Intriguers will
lase make a note. •
The Ladies Relief .fissociritior,.—The
lowing is a list" of the different articles
warded by . the Ladies" Relief It asocia
-1 of this plane, to the Seminary Ilospi
at Georgetown, D. C.;
i 3 shirts, 40 pairs of drovers, 20 do
len slippers, 37, do._ half hose, 71 pair
tens. 0 gowns, 13 rowels. 1 comfort. ,1
!riet. 1 sheet, 2 quilts; 24 cushions. 11
idles of bandages. 34' lbs. soaP. 7 paCk•
of dried frait, I package "Of -beans, 1
driisd
bief.-I—c-iiiik
pig.foot jelly, 2 jars of applebutter, 1 jar
iintiatoe pickles, 1 jer of peachhotter. 1
can of_crabapple jelly, 1 do. 'currant jelly,
1 jar of preserves, 2 glasses- ' of preserves
and 1 of jelly, lean of plumbutter. 3 cans
of peaches. 13 cans and 1 jog of tomato,ra:
We.sinnex the let 'yet received by the la
dies announcing the rcCepli . on of the - sr
ticks
SEMINARY 1;981 , 11TeL,,
Georgetown; P." C
.- Mir.,ist,.'62.
To " the Ladiet of the • —.
,
L'ittriliTz-Your very kind and accepts ,
We donation reached us in good.ortler,
compared the list , uf, articles you sept by
Mr. Ainbersopoutti find it,to agree precise
ly with the articles received. One is, of
applebuttee was 'broken, but no damage
done. The...slothing,was in good order.
and proves very acceptable. We 'dealt
out some of it in •••Penneybrania" Dye.
that we soot to the Conlroleacent Hospital
at Philadelphia. We are. going 10 have .a .
battle here in fear daykand will then
have need Wall your lavois. A better se ,
lection of 'articles cool.] not be made.--
Theyw . lll be avintliciously distribufted;oo
possible. - , Accept, in behaltor that patients
and the iinivere and iiodies bote,litY. i!lartqr.
est thanks. Very Reapectlu l y , ,,
• J. If.mstrb.ov,
„:*.botli.r.- . l , he man . vrha thinks - the CARst-,
*rrailarßy N ote% • !ararabless,
Illtt4ol :fait • • ;
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11.
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sk`
"•` 4ez, •
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tAiltiMA 4 **46l'
un
ilai - gliuittyAlegenr
licis lot 11 . 11o$44cessido rot
toe, oe 10017.0-:*11/40/1ilY ci
tbink''ae 1)04r . .. few, /
- ,
itt 'Oa a.t
number ofittek 'lurd
, oere
Brigade wore brougbt
Switilay lest, end place'
Dail; which hatt_ite,On
phut. The ~sick tiumbei
dred find : eighty:—‘76.
far The ratelit'estra 'to threaten that 00
would - hang thrte of our men for every ikon
of theirs we hung. ' The 'tables are - boW
turned. We can hang fifty, ter every':tibe
they have. .We have some of their - t4e
eras who They•fibd
better teavw Corcoran alone.
largiett: Caine Von, Ministet
tentiary to Russia. has received his
instructions from . the State Departmen4
and will sail in a few days for St. Poet . .it
burg. Edward H. Moose has been appoin
ted Secretary of Legation.
Washington, March 8.- , --The following
is an abstract of the tax bill as reported to
the ;louse to day:
It provides for the appointment, by the
President, of a Commissioner oflnternal
Revenue; with a salary of five thousand
dollars. fits - office is to be• in the Trees
ury Department; wills a suitat;le.. number
of clerks; The country is to ,be
as the. President may direct, lots) conveni
ent . chile ctinn districts,' with an assessor
And collector to he appointed by the Pres
itletti.for eaeli district.who shall have pow.
er to appoint suns deputieti as may be ne
cessarv. The bill• provides for.'a,duty—
On spiritous liquors
On ale and beer
_ .
On stern and Iraf tobacco 3 eta. per pound
Do. to add when manufactured 5 cents
On cigars 5, 10 and'2o ctg. per pnund
(according to value.)
9n—lard-andliirseed--oih-burning-fluid-and—crua
coal 0.1 , 5 ets. per gallon
relined "cool oil lO cis. it 01104
.... . Amu efiliie wet ~ 25 cents
On Bank-Note g Paper
On Writing Paper- 2 .. II
On Printing Paper 3 mills "
,
.4a--thrap 4
c. 5 .. (f
'
On Salt . . • - • .
per 100 pounds
On Bole Leather 1 cent p'er lh.
On Upper,Leather • .1. as it
On Flour - 10 ct=. per bbl.
All other nninufacturers, 3 per rent ail:valorem
Railroad passengers, 2 miffs. per, mile of travel.
Conimutation tickets, 3 per cent.
Steamboat tn.vel, 1 mill per mile.,.
Omnibusses, terryboats, and horse railroads, 3 per
cent. on gross receipts from passengers.
On advertisements,s per cent on amount of receipts
annually.
For use of carri %es, annually, from $1 to $lO ae
cordingly, to value.
On gold watches `AI Per annum
On silver watches 50 cts. "
On gold plate Ott its. per ounce
On silver plate - 3 GS -
0 '
On hilfiard tabless ll l
._
On slaughtered cattle 5009 each.
On hogs 10 ,I.
On sheeps o
On Licenses—Bankers- $lOO
. .
Auctioneers . 20
.
Wholesale Dealers -
BO
Retail Dealers in Liquors • '• . .20
Retail Dealers in Goads ' lO
Pawnbrokers , .10
Rectifiers ' 100
,
-- Brewers - " ' ' '5O
Hotels, Inns, and Tavernskgradnated no
renting to rental). from $A to 2W)
Eating Houses - ' 10
Commercial Brokers 50
Other Brokeri 2.0
Theatres 100 1
- Circuses - J ' 50 '
Bowling Alleys (each alloy - 5.1
Wholesale Pedlers ' 50'
..
Other Peillers $5 to 20
Coal Oil Distillery, &c 2Ol
•
On ineomes, 3 per cent on all over $6OO, de, •
ducting the income derived' from dividends,
&c., which are taxed separately,
On railroad bonds and dividends of banks and
saving institutions • ' • 3 per cent
On payment of all salaries of officers in the civ.
il, military and naval service of the.U.States,
(including members of Congress) 3 per cent
On-legacies rind distribution share of Ali 9. per- i
sonal property of deceaSed persons, (accord- . I
ins;" to the degrees of relationship) las per cent
And stamp duties on all kinds of legal and coin-'
mercial papers , all Willi medicints,telegraph mes
sages, and all goods by expresses.
The tax bill contents one hundred and
'five sections - . and is one of the longest of
any kind ever before prepared: months of
preparation haying been bestovred_uponit—
FROM WA,SHINGTON.
lion. Andrew Johnson .9pflointed
fury Govenor of Tennessee
Wasuiscrrox. March 4. 7 1862.--HOlra.
Andrew: Jonoson has formally been ap
pointed ffltilitary Governor of Tennessee.
with all the powers. ditties. and functions
pertajoing to that office. 11111.41 the plea
sure of the President..or until the loyal
inhabitants °film' State shall organize a
civil Governinent in accordance
. ts itla the
Conatitutiottelthe Uitited'States.. liior.,
der to4lic exercise of r it4SS-T•tfirriii: it be
egittieecirsatafili-Itt reit give: Atka a mill
tory . position. :and hence ',the _President'
oominaied.hiiii a brigadiel . general., This'
appnintanent the Senate. to ty, unhesita•
itogly. eitsifirined. li , 1
;-, 'lle, present Geivi4nment of Terintesee
beinua l usurpation;/ every, , proper eat:tour.,
Sgement , wit/. thfOugh the Military Gov.
I I
!refitment, be given to- the loyal , people to
aim-hate s .. lie . co lA., The ilesignation of
itodper:Aohn on for that position is con
Indere& by everybody as,eininently prep
or: liUtkiwiital of bill peculiar atom for
the',ol:soB.'o l l of his great popularity a
tuttrig..tillAhe • loyal people, besides his de--
110004,i' Ibis own state_., The Govennr.
.by 1 he: a', •eptance of the co 'Bey, , necessari
ly vacs a Itta position as a Senator. The
terse .f r viiiich he 'was elected will not
expi, - - till March next.,
• ' - : resentatsve Maynard and Mr. f, , her
idg : Oittilt - tif: the
~ ki NOP. - Areltlak making. er
r . emente,to return:to Tennessee: - _, •
The Tax Bill.
Illr els per gallon.
$1 per barrel.
_
Prepared by treek;in'tr
WAVA , Od khan fakir" , ay di4oi fiovi
front - WI f;EaKi ,
-whtwitt tobbris
'ltasohiltoll/110,conipiktth
NoIfiItINTILLIGENEL
-
ocoupATkore. •; - ttotitimuttio,xy,-33 1 .:,A14-' 4 :
Sr. totit*Titlarvir-4. - Li-The::fdilittitlisitil
a copy -
Atl orttlie.kigrStrt from Ugh. Utillettirt
cetellan
Po Itilai t'ist!:ll+loC&Evis:ttLlibir4iii';
eavatrY,fieht . .:taducalt Man* ed. 60*
i111:0118 yristerilay; at six 0 elitik
denting
„11 - v - 10e them the ettettay!rt 'thAT,
-Theltaijit.the'llrtion ill• flying oTer,itto
hipastitrira - iiiidtar of thii West.'- • '
Finding:himself completely turned
ifotit stilexpf the, lliasiabiltpi. the enemy
'was obliied to evacuate ot buTteritixt.
Largki'quiiiniiiis of artillery and oldies
sere captured'. ' It. W. tismosett.
.3tilar'Cleneral Contirtanding.
•%V sarrittcttole. March' 4. 180% -Sestet/1 -
. „ .. .
17 Welisithtitcseiling , r eceived, the' (ula'
lo:wing deipatp.r,t„ „ . - , r
. .
,-- - 4 .1;01,03inu5. K-y , March 4, - ; ,
- Sy: : - CO-liiratpus is in'oui priisesitine. -i
My. armetL'Aeaottiteissoce on theZd inetant„:,
caused iiiiiiiSly 'Cipicuationi the z rebels.leas. , 1
ing'-qiiitc - , -- a-littnitcr of gods and -- carriara,
antsiktinittion,and , OtOtes, a largeilosatityift
skin iiiiii!--ahcl,2ot;:Ciinaiderable-: nuinbei ; 0i
slichntiiviiko**Ainaiit of the-Chain ht.:* 1 ,
ty - .s river, - together' • ith„,
alarge mitOr.iiitioitiedtma. ' - ,-.,,,- "-,..
:.-.litatii vic'Aiikrilitis: tents, and' luarlefil,y,
trefiteAesinitea. --,- - - _ , .
wottooo6 l ' 6l, irOtir
nits'st•
on-ttut iisa nn= the rlatid•el
stirrnimifed :tiy3tv dittin - and abattil.
General Sherismow'tvitieLietitenanto,M4'
mending l!iselps`,-tiot know ipg that ; the?
Were last-evening isectspied by rota bun ,
rdred of the Semintillltiissia Cavalry, while
on a scouting party from Paducah, made a
hold dash to,the shore, .w hen those in the
batteries hoisted the. Aliericasi flag on
,the
summit of the biiilf Its appearance
.was
greeted by titelliecity cheers of our bra , lo
tars and.
The force --crineieted .01' six gnu'
fair mortar b4atii i ,".and three transpori
having en-bositt:t 4 / 1 0.i;.regimentis,',and-t
battalions efinfan'try.thider : the eincinani
orCol. Rufisid-;•Geheral Cullureend (let
eral Sherman:,beitiOn; command 'of_ th
troops. The 114. inter, leaving ',a 'sick'. bed
to go ashore, dtscovered what was eridens
ly a magazine on -fire at both extremities
and immediately ordered the train„ to l
,out, and thus saved the lives of jell
son. ;
While I cannot-express ton strong %v
admiratiim "01 'the gallantry 'and
eels of tire distinguished aid
of Gen. Hahleck, Gen. Cullum,,,
that COninimlore Dove. Walker.ai:d:
ble, and -,Lietitenints
ding. Thotripson, Shirk . auto ; Pfie*lpe=-t
latter being in einamin4 a the mortar' ii
vision. assisted by 'Lietit':;;:Lielord. oft .
Ordnance Corps rifthe United States it
-nobly'performed their duty
I have my flag orkthe
inanaed by the ji_allint commander Sterahl
General Sherman iiiiteine: ternetirart
jointuand at Ctilurebtie..
• Pon
Vita GEN: EirtNE, I BAQI2 I O2S:,
Occnputio'L ssif• itiefrtiflitbtcii-Rebets
paring lopftait
CHAULE6TOWA. IN:, via - Washing
March '3 -- From "61.ift Li! . l•.OdO, baiter,
Cour. belonging ro the rebels; . have ri
seized anti stared here. `'
A woolen snip, owned.b.Tll4o, rN
has been vaannfacttiritg. rebel cloth,
was also seized, with lit4oillstderatiff et
of goods. oh.
Richard . Wa4hintn,9', At-. °roller of
-eV
Ate John A. Wa,altingott.... 110.11, coy
ell at I - larper'e terry,"::
Nothing 44 impoilinc,e : l;arniiirett
our lines last nigh-t.or,..ViisT;titw; - '
Our national.- intereetajn this .
appear to be in piospeforsa progressik
VW Asa la Gaon; t. folio,
despatch was •received hire,.sftnight,
the correspoodentol,clookiced•Pci
Gen. flanks' 'forces. otettpiad • Mari
burg yesterday Writdot
Our scouts an4_lo4olletiOttdatil#,
in priso p ers.L.-Althocigkikt ..
ik.
they - are of muCh lar*lt*triekt.) -
those taken last' irijt.
of t,
Infantry. Ile wair,capttireiVht
K. of the Michigan
near Berryville.
Intelligence tram Winehnitei - leal
the belief that4ackarili - tiiheirOlatill
and has completedhiapr:ekitti4taiiit''
pose 'our appruiclt thite r jo,tbisii*k of
place. •
- The same'arathorit* - - slo* bin .
well provisioned. siipptltatZtpik'
The death of Geri. 140.01: 7 "'"
.grief in ntilitliiy
gence Iratr.ol**tui
proinulgateir."
Zgatitel`.!"• AO
Ill' . HE sitbscriber
istoek ei Goods to, MozwatikVollific
gun, notifies all persons-; ludo**
800k5 4 7 mettle their - accogntioll, iAli •
mount f their iittietned L neeste. sillier
or DanieVilriekoi;!fina,vrik.
business as' 1 1 , 19 1 0( 0 )**: At'
tixkilicYt 4 1 *. 3OW*: • -4.