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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-08

THE TENNESSEE SoLpIERs-We saw a gentle
man ofintelligence and varacity last evening who
Is perfectly familiar with the state Of affairs In
and about Nashville and at Camps Trousdae and
Cheatham. He informed US that at Camp Trous-
dale, near Richland, two miles from the Ken
tuckv line there are about 500 soldiers, and the
same number at Camp Cheatham, near Spring.
field. OF this number about one-third are armed,
and badly at that, and all of them very poorly
fed. The troops are also afflicted with measles
no less than four hundred being on the sick list
from that cause. He assures us that desertion,
from both encampments are frequent, and that
there is no enthusiasm existing IN the ranks. A
very strong Union sentiment exists in Nashville
which is suppressed by the mob spirit Of seces-
sion. There were no less than twelve distinct
Union meetings held privately in Nashville or
Saturday evening. which We're well attended. -
LoutSriUs Journal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-08
THE ALL.sUFFICIENT THREE.


TRIES EMAR, Ia and S-Prcteoteo p ,hoyai
Letters Patent Of England, and secureo oy ne
Seals OF the Eeole de Phbrmscle de PtrIss hno tne
Imperial Collefe Of Al MedirIEs. Vienna
No. Is Inva uShle for exhaustion and nAtorf oees
and eli physical disabilities.
No. completely eradioctes all traces Of thote
diseases thai hsve beer hthsrto treated BY the nau
seous and Pernioious use of copaivs and eubebs-
No. has entirely sufrlsnted the INJURIOUS use o.
mercury, thereby insurInf 20 the sunerer SPEEDY
relief, dIspeTsing ali Impurities snd roofing on
TRIESEMHR, Nos. ], and 8. are prepared in
the form of . loIenge, devo1d Of tsste and SINE /,
ard can be carried ID the walsteoet pocket sod
In tlr GASES, and divided into separtte d0see - 90
mlnistered BY Velpecu, Lalemand, R0u1 kfoord.
30. Price IS each, or four cases for So whtcb
zaves SS and In 81 cases, whereby there 10 sav-
ing of S9. To be had, wholesale and retail, Of Dr..
BARROW, OF 194 Blocker street, New Yorf.
Immedlatey on reoetylns remittance, DI. Barror
will forvardthe Trieseuar 20 part Of the word,
securely packed, and addressed according 20 the in
structions of the writer.
The Book, Of al others, that should be resd BY
men with damaged and broken down constitutions
ls Human Frailty, or Physiological Researches. .
IL is beautifully illustrated and treats infinitely Of
al the symptoms that Invarlabiy develop them
selves sooner or later, resulting from the failtes
and vtIating habits of early youth, Incspsetat. nS
the victim from shsrllg the fIultlon Of the mstrl
monIal state, and. il not checkcd 10 time, deeener
him, step by step, 10 lingering and untmely death
Sold by DIR. IA RROW, 19A Bleccker street, four
doors below MaodOugal, New YORK. Pnoe q
cents. Sent free every where.
Sold also by 8. G. Ford, Jr- Drug store, Wssh-
ington, ID. G. de &-6m
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FEMALE BOARDING ANDDAY SCHOOL
ALEXANDRIA, VA,

MRS. !. j. MCCORMICK, PRINCIPAL.
Tho thirteenth annual session Of this Institution
VIII commence on Tuesday, September 18th, IN the
1ouse recently occupied By Sylvester Scott, Esq -,
No. $50 King street.
The course of study pursued will comprise al
the branches re4uisite 10 q thorough English Edu-
cation, and Music, French, Latin and Drawing, il
desrod
In addition TO dsy SCHOLARS, Mrs. Mccormick is
prepared to receive limited number of pupils a.
bosrders, who, constituting part of her own fam
lily, vii! be under her Immediate care and superv-
sion. She will endesvcr as far possible TO sur
Of Home.
,R.fsrsne.s.-Rev. Geo. II. Norton, Rev. DIR. Elias
HHsrrls93. Hs Key D. F. sPgIsg, William II; Fowle,
Ess, Henry Ms1bdry. Esa., Lewls MeKen1ls
Esa., Robert II. Hunton, Esq, w. ID. Wallach
Editor Evening Star, Benjamin Waters, ESQ, Jas
Entwlsle, Jr., Esq, Col. Iohn w. Minor, Loudoun
Messrs. Blackjack & Marshall. Mesers. Cofse
Brothers,
Board, with Tuition IN al the English Branches,
Savior the annual session-Paysolss semi annually,
Music and Languages at Professors prices.
IL No extra charges. au 2s-n
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GOING TO KILL ErHERIDaE.-The Louisville
Journal Of the 3lst ult., SAYS:
g We don't know where Mr.. Etheridge is al
this time, butt wherever he may be- we would
warn him Of the danger Of his returning to Ten.
nessee. We would give him facts, which would
convince him that he can return only at the i'm.
mfnent risk Of bis life. Instructions have Ger.
tainly been given by General Pillow that he shall
be hung, or shot, or otherwise killed at the frs
opportunity. He has been keenly watched fer In
all directions. Men were hunting for him las
night in the cars at or near the Tennessee line
These things are true and their truth could easily
be provedn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-08

THE SOUTHERN SEAT OF GOVERNMENT The
Augusta (Ga.) Sentinel disapproves the removal
Of the temporary seat Of government of the Confed
crate states from Montgomery to Richmond Nc
question Of health and pleasure, 1t says, no idea
Of influencing favorably the remaining Border
States no notion of banter to Lincoln, setting uI
an opposition shop within hundred and thirty
miles of Washington, no far-fetched ideas of the
necessity Of having the Government in the mids
Of the war, the civil authority in juxtaposition
with the army, no thought Of attem ptng to con
ciliate and win over the Free States Of the North
west and Of the centre should have Influenced
Congress to exhibit this spectacle Of Government
tctthout O local habitdtion
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OFFICE OF INSPECTOR AND sEALER
" OF GAS METERS,

WAsEyssrGy, July 10, 1850.
ably TO the PROVISIONS ths ordinances of the Cor
IoEahon aprroyed Hay 10. 1850, the undersigned ia
on pro yment of the fee of fty oents to Inspect,
examine ts.t prove, and ascertain the eCouraoy ot
TeslstratIon Of any yas meter il pse in this oty'
EvSr5 meter, ffound incorrect, will bc condemned
and snothsr, scaled and marked ss true, will be
set IN ts Place. IL ProTcd to be accurate in its
measurement IF rGs, il will DO rclled accordingly,
ald aIaIp patti position for use.
Oaoe No. sl0 Seventh street, (nesr Odd Eel
CHARLES ". CUNNINGHAM,
u ls-t inspector and Sealer Of Gas MeterR.
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ACTIVITY OF AMERICAN LoYALIsTs -Galfgna
nj says a large meeting of Americans was held or
May 15th at the rooms Of the Hon. Mr.. Sanford
United States Minister to Belgium for the pur
pose of sustaining the Federal Government A
large amount Of moAey was subscribed, which
will secure all.t Whitworth guns that can bt
supplied for long time
The Nationalities, OF Turin. announces tha
four member Of the American Congress have ar
rived at Turin, for the purpose of forming for
eign legion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-08

ID A soldier boy writes to the Albany Knick
erbocker, from over the Potomac {" send you
piece of the chair in which JEFF Davis sat when
In the United States Senate. wish 1t was piece
OF his hide. Yesterday, as we were marching
along, we came to bridge, about the middle OF
which the guard had suspended figure Of Gov
Wise. All the boys gave the figure prick Of the
bayonet as they passed It,"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-08

ID Several Southern, Rights ladies addressed
letter few days ago to the Louisville Courier
expressing their determination to go to Frankfor
and get things fixed. They alledged that ther
was "a great deal Of outside pressure upon tn,
members Of the Legislature. Probably the,
wanted a little Of the same sort themselves WI
guess the Legislature didn't adjourn day to,
soon n-LoutsriHs Journal
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II The Liberty (Texas) Gazette Of the 24tt
ult. says The Indians are still lurking on oul
northern frontier. On the 9th inst. they drove of
nearly POO head Of horses from Palo Pluto county
and on the 9th small band came into Parker
severely wounded two men, and carried off !
number Of horses. Mr.. E. 6. Phillips, "a mile
from Stevensville, Erath county, was killed b,
Indians about the same timen
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DENTISTRY.
nR. cHAs. r. BOTELER.

u ., SURGEON DENTIST,
Having located himself permanently y in Washing
ton, oneIs his professional services TO citI ~
zens anu sotourners, in al the varlOusSy9S7NS
branches Of his profession. upon the most ~As
recently improved system of Dentistry.
DIR. b., having studied with ono OF the most en-
inent and experienced Dentists of Washington,
and also with the Dental College of Baltimore,
from " HON he has received his diploma feels con
dent that his operations will prove emlnently
lsf.e ory to those who will test his profSsseael
| Once No. 356 Pa avenue, between 9TH and 10th
| SITS, over stsvens's Lace Store open from 8 q m.
10 p. M ap l-eo2m
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EUUCATION.

T FEMALE EDUCATION.
HOSE Parents who wish their daughters to re-
oelys a thorough and systematic education, where
their Ply scal training will receive daily and special
attsntlor, under the most approved system of Calls
themes and Gymnastcs, are pectfully invited TO
vlSlt the Union Female Academy, corner Four
teeIth st. and New York av.
su0- Principals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-08

RATHER SHORr.-The Boston Traveller state,
that most Of the shirts made by the ladies OF
Boston for the volunteers are from four to sir
inches too short.
Like a man without WIFE
Like ship without sail,
The most useless thing in life
Is shirt without a-proper length
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-08

THE EUROPEAN HOTEL, KEPT By p,
Il EMRICH:, at the corner of Penn. a A
greatly improved recently and now offers lE.SAI Il
greater inducements for the patronage of oitfze1s
and strangers than any other public house in the
city his prices being less than those of any other
notel on Penn eveRuo, and his accommodations
for permanent or transient boarders unexoeption-
able. The bar and restaurant arrangements Of the
European Hotel have already become very popu
er: belHg al that cal be desired by the most fas
tion and continued liberal expendtures 10 give sat
sfsotion TO all, and thus reDewg his invitation 70
Eli to give the European Hotel call. deI
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MI TEETH.
VI. LOOMS, M. D., the inventor and pstentee

Ivls LOUMIS, NJ. D., the inventor and patentee
ofths MINERAL PLATE TEETH, at-~
tends personally at his Office in this city .SpeSS
Man5 persons can wear these teeth who SALO
cannot wear others, and no person can wear others
who cannot wear these.
Persons oalling at my Office can he accommodated
with any style and price Of Teeth they may DEERE;
but those who are particular and wish the purest
eleanest, Strongest and most perfect dentlre that
more fully warranted.
Rooms IN this oIty-No. 33s Pa. avenue, between
DhIa. 90 Istf
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GAS FITTING, &c.
VIII +. DOVE L. CO.

A WM T. DOVE CO.
1AkE NOW prepared TO eTeoute any orders With
which they rpey be favored In the
PLUMBING, 6hS OR STEAM FITTING
BUSINESS.
D~ Store or sth street, a few doors north of Pa
avenue, whero may be found q comnlets assortment
OF fCHhNOELlERS ana other GAS, STEAM M anS
WATER FIXTURES. jaT-ly
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G. As FIXTuR RES

w GAS XTURES.
~ E Have m store, and are dal y receiving, ElS
FIXTURES of entirely New Patterns and peeizns
and Finish, superior IN style to anything heretofore
offered IN this market. We invite oitlzens general
y TO call and examine our stock of Gas and Water
Fixtures, feeling confident that We have the best
selected stock in Washington,
All Work in tho above line lptrusted 70 eur cara
will be promptly attended TO.
MYERS & MoGHAN
k-n 3T6 N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-08

DR.. J. h. MtLEiH's
STRENGTHENING CORDIAL
AND BLOOD PURIFIER.
THE GREATEST REABDY 50 tks WORLD,
a snd the most -
J. !. |;
~ DrLIcrous AND ~
- DELIGHTFUL r X
IN |ErEs rAzEsNEg
EEAI W snufs and tsssa- ~ R@
5k9 cured syts di.thl,. ~
as1 Of Issu, ..rss,
Blasi Es.s, saIsp,- FEk
~R HA,s, and Dandslisa
M1R sn,,rs ints ir ss-. H
agEA ,;.ssi1i ,;...s i,,I5.s1:tPs 5.ssPsiPi: sE
Before taking ss.r.,Iay .a;Tss,.s Alter taking.
sss iufallibs rsusdy fer rsnsveng d, s,ssssd sysn
health and ttEsuEth
MeLEANs STRENGTHENING CORDIAL
diss, Chrsnis Esr's., Debility Di,sa. sfhs kidneys,
py,psp,s, Hss.rn inward Pls,, Acidity siein. si
ne Stsn.sh, rslln. .t ll.sd Ii. Head Dsn Pam
o. wsiEst in Ii, stsnnsh. s.rr ctlusn, Cb.sinT
s.1's,1s s,:1s ,;I Ts,a l'sns a:.n pryn:n o. f:w
PAIN In u. Small Of IN. Rack, Chest or Side, Sudden
Fls.hss Of Heat, DsPrsrisn Of Spirits, Frghsi Drsas
ksnEzsT, pssDendthsy aHy dirtsEs, ssrss
eistehs the sfn, and Fever and hEss Ter Chius and
OVER 4 MILLION BOTTLES
sane. has i isiI.d in living 'niirs ,s.assa wh. ,n,
viii .IfsI trsr Nsatn.., sr Debility when MckkAET
sfEEKsrsEEIYe CORDIAL will cara yss,
language s.nvsy an adsq,Ats ids. the innsdi-
and Snss I,sxlss, change prsdsssd sy takar this
Cordial In ts.ssd, dsstatsd and shsusrsd
G isy,rsd by sskue ths r,sIsd and snstrurf sTg,.l.
sausn In rsstsTsd 10 its pristine hsslth and vrsT
KkRRIED PERSONS,
I stas,, ss1ssisss 2. Tram Whatever came, vill
rsr r,gsn.rsrs tas sy,.,m and ali whs may have In
Isd ihsnsslvs9 81 inPePsr thdrssseo viii ssd In ;As
Cordial a ssstain and sFssdy rsnsdy.
70 THE LADIES.
McL7AHg E7RENefgENIE9 CORDIAL 4. . ss.sr-
sEn and speedy fsE lnepisni Consumption, whites,
oS.tr,etsd piss= Hshrrustisn Of Crime
diddnsss, Painting, aud all diisEsss incident Females
THERE IS NO MISTAKE ABOUT
xpfsg Isngsi Sass HetsTcinE 10 dirseens IL will
,tsats st:'aghso, snc irrssrsts Jsa .nd case She
kIesn Of hsAith ysIT cheer .Esa. Every sss IL
vHrrtEtsd 70 Eivs ss..;sGlsu.
| FOR CHILDREN,
nysu Children sra I.eElr, Prny or G1ist.d, MCLEAN,
CORDIAL viii make tksn hOEthy, fat, and rshurt Delay
. psn,nG zy H. ard ysE viii be ssbrinssd. Il is ds-
hsisss - tsft,
Beware s dTtEeis1 dealers vbs may try palm Hysn
yes bitter tarEsPGIla trsIh, vtieh hey cgy
' fer sTRhksrHESse iji coaphL, :h and tsi.
Bsod tneEeg ghly and II IA tins Fsn the
Ore ssPs'nzl tassI s1sTy m,rninE fasting certain
arg prevalent d:Etass Kit pat sp In Isrgs bo,. Prc.
sny 81 per ksitls er tbstilst fer SG }. NJ MCLEAN,
Sci, PrsPT,i.r s this Cs.d:al Elss sekssn Volcanic Gil
L!ninsaL Principal p.pst On 4, esrnu Of Fkud and
| fins streets, s.. koSI,i Es.
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SPRING CLOTHING,

WALL, STEPHENS 4 co are this day in re-
celIt Of their second supply Of SPRING CLOTH
ING ano material Tor their custom trade, consist
Ing Of New Cloths, CassImsrs and Vestings, or the
latest styles, which they will make to order In su-
pesior style at very low prices.
Gsntemen wishing an immed ate outfit will find
in onr Ready made Department evs'y article of
Wearing Apparel suitable to their waits.
WALL, STEPHENS & CO.,
apis X22 Penn avenue
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ClBBS' HAIR STORE,

ElBBS HAIR STORE,
VI No 242 Pa. Av.. BET. l2TH AND 18TH svs.
PEEFUMERY. 6c BRAtDS. CURLS WIGS,
HALF WIGS, FKiZETTES, &c. A full stock
always on hand, or made to order at the ahOrtes 81
NJ noe, Hair Work repaired or eIchanged.
N. B.-Lsdies' Hair Dyed in the most natural
mannsr. nv d fTn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-08

ROOTS AND SHOES TO SUIT YKE
~ TIMES.
We arc now manufacturing all kinds of BOOTS
and SHOES, and constantly RECEIVING e,rxfs>
/ supply OF eastern made work Of every de- EsSS
scrEqtion, made es pressy TO G:der, snd willy seY
be sold at a much lower price than has BEEN esa
heretofore charged IL this city for mach inferior
articles.
Persons in want CT Boots and Shoes or eastern or
osy made work, will slWays fpd good assor.men
In store and ~ the lowest nrlcee. Give us call.
GRIFFIN & BRO,
spb-r Si4 pennsyiyania ayenDs.
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7 SNYDER

L. Pk UMBER AND GAS FILTER,
Has removed to the corner of Twelfth and F SITS,
He ls prepared 70 Introduce Water and 6se pou
satisfaction.
He has on hand . lot of COOKING and other
ES, which he will sell less than cost, as he
wishes to get rid of them. pol7
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Ch. Fares Chalnpagne.
J.R. 6LONINGER & CO.,


No. I, North Charles street, Baltimore,
Having been appointed Agents for the sale of the
above brand of CHAMPAGNE WINE, offer il
for Q, wing upon its merits TO establish here
Southern cities.
Besides obtaining q hrst-class Medsl at the
French Exhibition Of 1855, Mr.. Fare mas heen
appointed PurveyOr to the Courts of Spain and
Prussia. an & eOSm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-08

w CITIZENS AND STRANGERS
w ILL Find it To their int rest before purchas-
Ing to cal at the Extensive Cabinet Es- ~Bs&6c8
taubIshmsnt of EDWIN GREEN, No ss-Sx5@
$50 Pen1syl.anla ayeRue, where a large 81
stock of FuRSlTURE and CHAIRS=dDAx
ana MATTRESSES will always be
found.
Mahogany of al thicknesses for sale.
Packing and Repairing and Vanishing promptly
attendedto.
Furniture or other goods taken on storage.
ap l-Saw2m
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WOOD AND COAL,

L QU Will surely get your moneys worth by
calling a. the PIONEER MILLS, SoufhtceE cor
ner Of Sscsrth street and Canal, (GEO. PAGE,
Agent) They sell cheaper and give better measure
thal any others in the oity-out, spht. and dollv-
cred free Of charge. III yOn Goa eiisve i've
the Pioneer Mills a trIa-, aud be sekssfad.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-08

SNREES CORN, IN CANS; PETITE POIS t;
ChanpIgnOns; Ercsh Tomatoes, il quart cans;
PreservG Fruit, of many varieties; Conserved
Glnger, Eanton;l Angeliqus; Fresh Mackerel and
HaIbut,ln cane; FresI IObsteTs and CLAIMS, in
cans: Ssdines; Branded Fruits; Crosse &JBlack-
wells Pickles, Sauces, Cepers, Olives, &c. For
saie by KIM Il BUkCHEII, Grooers
ms Corner Vermont av. and 18th at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-08

r OUISVILLE ARTESIAN WELL WATER,
- Blue Lick Water. and other Medicinal Waters,
always fresh Also, fresh supplies of Pure Medi,
cipes reoelyed weekly. Ayers, Sohenck's, and
other Medicines on sale,
MOORE'S West End Drug Store,
ap @-2H LIZ Pann avanIia
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-12-03
CHIvALRY VERSUS TRUTH.

Inasmuch rs lying i vice supposed to
pertain pretty much exclusively to the ig-
norant, the sqnal'd anil the low mind d
part Of the human family, we should scarcr-
y expect that one OF the very choicest
spirits of Cououdom, a representative Of
all that il high bred, clrgant and aristo-
cratic, in that land Of elivalry. would con-
descend 10 indulge il a sicc so igaoJle aud
rulgar.
AMI yet We have every reason TO C.
lieve tia, the Hon. VIM. l.. Yancey in
bis recent speech in LONDON, at the Fish
monger's dinner. has surpassed in the line
Of falsrhood anything which tie world las
yet sren.
a speedy trial b. jury" says the hon
oroAs cheraiier, " freedom Of speech and
freedom Of the p e.s are the main + liars
OF American Constitutional liberty, AMI |
am both happy and proud 10 say, are OBJ
served at least throughout he Confederate
American States. as ,ilal and practical
rights, even during their stern struggle 10
preserve national lie"
II i ihas ,la, Ills model ehevalier
wosald lead the uniformed in England 70
the belief that the great safeguards Of lib
erly, trial BY jury, and freedom q speech
and of the press exist 10 all their purity
in tie United States oniy in the seeded
States.
Freedom Of speech and Of the press Al
the souh, We assert without fear Q.
contradiction that these rights have been
unkso~n at she South Tor years Senti'
meass u tie least hostile 10 Slavery have
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-12-03

begn s.Hel auh t&as s1 a.sd
aeash. ala ,bi ioe smman wa@
nd g Tles ls-n uo civilized
caanHy 81 rs faee 81 lhe tarh sasfe
sasss las Lem lea freedom * sseeeh aal
q lie ress ,lsan - lhe South.
Nbg Is Il, we vca'j ssk "a tle lials
of conEr, aal lave ltanda1el tae
bowie tt8s aa1 ils revolver when ,ea'i-
mcnu SER sPssrn shen. da,aa ela iothe
slass 81 ary Vito vas - lhal en-
tred tie sacred limits lac Senate Clam
i,rf and struck d0au with bratish violence
Senior helpless a, ISIS desk All it
i ibis rtry l.elrssne-., tbs buiIyi.n. IBIS
determined attempt 10 tule BY might, law
o. no law. tlis disuspees of the grca .aie-
gaanls Of liberty, this appeal from right
Is might. irom The ballot u ,he bullet, that
his brought about Ibis wicked rebellion /,
AMI one Of the nast va u.lb,e results which
our brave ir,op- may hope 70 accomplish
will Re. the right of an American ciiizcn
10 express lis sentiments without fear or
dinger-i the enjoyment Of the right offree
speerh, il tie Southern States. Then
can he I'm. Mr. Yane,y say IN truth
nha Is now and ia. beea Coz years an
enormous lir ttrlt freedom Of speech aud
the pres and uial b. jury are practical
rights ID lhe slagchc!d.ng States Of the
Union.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-12-03
INrEELocrrORY.

Again We have become he subjects 81
Cd winter. IIer Snowy r9be already lies
d.cply upon he d.cary landscape, AID
i storm. aLi.ile anil bowl thrugh tie
forest. Tie doll sun Ia. sunk far away
t3sar Is llte southern horizon, AID night
follows az, ard faster upon morning
Outdoor pursuit. pnd pas,imes give place
10 those of the home and Tie 6reside.
Now i Tie time Cor glad meetings lopnd
the JOYOUS bca,ih;" ior merry gatherings
"by tie chimney corner, willie the long
winter evening Wears PLEASANTLY away
with story, s1ng and taIs.
We could hardly 10 without winter,
after all. For il i then, when the howl
ing storm and the bling blasts keep us by
the fr ,ide, that we find leisure to improve
our minds by study aud reading. The
newspaper, too, becomes Of greater va'ue
than before NJ least sc hope and expect
surh Nill be the case with tie Journal.
We have now made arrangements by
which we have correspondents in nearly
all The surrounding towns, and nothing Of
interest in ills vicinity Is likely to e,ca c
cur attention. We shall also receive let
tiers continually from the scat of war and
other points Of interest, which we hope
will Interest end entertain our readers.
We should be right glad to receive con-
,riliuiions upon general subjects, from the
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-12-03

Mr.. Jacob Aston of New York la.
Joined The SAT- Of Maur-Grnetal McClei-
i'm. with The commission Of leaienant
G L,n-l. Mr. AT r is the representative
of thirty millions Of property, with an in
come II lw millions per anmm, lie has
been from the b. ginning one Of the most
active and most efficient executive MEM
hers of the Union deicucr committee Of
New York. ard las gwen his time. knoal l.
edse and monty wilholt stint, Tor the
cause oil The eountry and for the suppress
sion Of tie rebellion.