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New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-05
gFoUNr WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE IN.

OON ~
1a sri UTE, % 2il i,'t c0nlsfo ID y etoa j. We ,
g. ton. IN, n ''L'PKF, y, md fANSI @,
ropIie,oB and Prinslpss. o2eps ia " s.e {. ae5e
y ar on sJAk ..pI " iAsr- s"5 "a % rf se7 ?
ID r n uat " srAgt,a Is.ii'pis. On ." contTar
n ipa. havs bsantlded bOr ii meat dur na - yaei
ton aud made e1tensd proyi'o1 Tor tho educaon OF eir
pils -
et the sood ~ Newly 'ns.in each other 10 i
social sm~Eos AID let tbe favond aoas avail them tlei
tn bes' nd tags gsparo ur tho mgtfv r7ng p'
~ will the a,ioual udl dnes whom he Union
pacifta and when hsh qoah6eson viii meet with gh
".
As thorough organized Prpa,e HsA school which L. ons of
ths oC,t and be usan cd IN The city hayla jan or dHf
sad Ssetar DRarte fso hgrded Pgps Tom s~von y:
old and rpws5l ard ers prss, the mp st@Dess ." its
10 pr"paTn to for h'inr'' college the O. a
~ Hpd bsah'ul1ss Of it, eslion lbtts " is Gear al
pn1in " part n New York and be pel oihg cs,
and the iIygr icLren Lid t. ani adm abty foHtrrtd
ytp,, hirT hree sore- Of hsg eleced ire pop'ie
ezpre 70, hs sceounodso, grEsraly known ls
ersde 10 LaiiO Or.ok Matnr ma les
Hoiern Lqugusze Co-M-rc,a Ssei, swing and pa1tug
wh ali hc Enll-h behcs o sdvan,s % th.s
70 whom time Is noey e wh0 cannot sord 10 wa'e th
PIE rus aifs cit Ia idearf- worthless la
a. nc ion u sng prog iscnous
3tudrni, West P0ini aiysd Columbia and other Cob
lsg- admitted iue RS elss.rs T or W ch iley
kk1Is res5 9Is, cod al e7nry'd
oqtg (ryHl u G tine Of en'e'bs
REFsErycEs VI hundred and sy well known
ppp vsT rpDSts
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Curt.
UAsHIoN COURSE PLEASURE
URE GROnNn

FASHION COURSE PLEASUKE GROUND
A A8soCIATIoN -9Eeas I.'t Zoe f.npe sss g,,IaE
AL TiurtBy, September Jl3il ct 3 sctk p Mich fof
s5g Me hSa bs.t tnTcs ~ Eve horsce narns.
double E,han Allen ais Fuunius Soes . vssoa
d. hssann b. NJ. kos Temple q hs.refs Good
day snI goo1 E.BIg tha ticG has te polo IN
snh hcst Special tnns for ho VIZ Leave Hl 'ers
Pai1t G. a p, God TctDTl inec ciy ate ne nc. fx
ouCion and return - ee1; tlrgo hkets ~ cents
James sip ferry, pm viii cyrloct VIZ tae an hse
Thirty egh ferry 0sFY five inmates s'sgos foR.
Tat f5ash street eny VI DO g Att i.lee o. 80 ay cf
thefssa. JOSEPH CRut tIEEJts Esnascf,
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20 Get.

EURNlSHED ROOMS TO IE1'-Tw0 Gentle
4 men can DO accommodated with beiaifSly FUENlSiiSD
BEDkOOMS with0n. sd. 10 pIrcs.y PI sSts fadly -
l1h, !ex dogTs wo,t OF Broadway. GGAsss d. b. B.,
Tn on square Pos, DiHee.
no RENT--E'urnishoa or Unfinished, n cor
y rAOE HOUSE, the Snug Hssbcr Lsndlg Worth
Sn3Te, bce1 ssai Ibs h3a l. twosJJfy b1Lh9s
vi wings and s;usiod h Roed ard oipig
Fagpce Of John b. staples esq vii refied completely
lease or hree years. For '.4 nay e T. q Sne
Coles Chiffon Auction eers. No IS Nssssa,,
FURNISHED HOUSE or ROOMS 20 RENT
Il Apply nNo. II Easi is,h-.-
NEWBURGH, Orange. COuuty.-To LET, SO
~ milos no the Hadscn, plea ntly located fan'saed
HOUSE IN ongomerY supplied win ga soa pure pond
var l-sgs ysd fruit trOcs aud shuIboy, t.s13 aud ear
rige-h outo good gasden vegetables u the M o. ay se<
eg.iol ibis montl.5ept 4, ldl. I.lrc OF "
FUBMAN, No n Conulndtst., T., OF DEWiNf Y
MACklNS Office, Washington tial Wssr st., Ne"baf5b.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-05
professional Notices.

EDWARD IL. DIXON, NJ. d., Editor of The
IL sospel and operating ard Consulting Surgeon No fl Sh-
ay OIcs o,nsutions the obscure diseases of the
pelvic yscera Rap,ne Piles Earcocee, aud Fsua Isicy
cured without The ke OF sstufe Oce hours from Sto9
o T. and % . evening".
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-05

nR. HOMER BOSTWICK will continue the
~ pracce ha profession aud give espeeip attention to
Opofatiye Surgery diseases the Throat Consumption te
male C.uputs Nervous Debility and lupotrncy csued Nv
ou hfn discretion. Dr. Bs Book his latter jct with
Ls 10 Young and before ard aef marsgr s Of
portanee 10 every family thoad poses. this
valuable hookiFrUu Tho Boston Medical ard sica
Price 81. lt inry bad ha oiy- NJ 35 Eat 18th
si1 OF Brosds q Godfrey No s3l broadway
AID At Rich idsou's BookssOrs, No. Vessy.sl
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-05
Mem ,)ublifdiions.


JUST PUBLISHED-REPO on sPFstMA-
10RRHQA IN certtiu norvcus ~ co erdk hnent
Dea.es By ths ing q the oe ld Phia
dcipis glfo the fEW REMEDIES Tor sucf isc2ses
emp.cd ~ no Dip-nsdryc o. ibis lniiai9r Sent the a.
acted BY mail - sis'ci seT enye1pes feu of chJkA Ad
a1ssa, Dk J. sKlLLlS HOU0HroS, Howard ASH lston,
10 South 5h-s'., Phisiellhia Pa
nDT TO-DAY--NO . Of the Great NEtiOnal
" Work. TuE SOUTHERN REBELLION AM TIL.
WAX fOR TllE UNION. ppbhshed 80 weekly psk 10
eoats 10 pian 81 la be VI bout tits value T. woTt
Sec me 81 81 thgec N-ne0Ts n wsned N every ace and
c0E1ty. RRED'K GERdAHD,
No 81 Nasealsi.. iosI Boz Ny i,@L
I OstsA PATRIOTIC, UNION, COMP, and
4. SN1t SECEgsION lsIVELUPI,S every ort ofe dif
ferlt y, every S4t' IN and OF ihe Jek 1cln
e Steel Patc Lh9gTsphs fio snd Cgo'ed sai hs l 9
e,d ~ gasscs plice r. Ale lagts c1lecttt sBle
h. tls Uned ises Yoo order oo.z5 " kDs one
eCat esh OE.sf ii's1 ram C. a. MILLER 25 Ana ,. y
FI'HE TRFBUNE's WAR MAPS -Nowk ready,
n an EXTRA TRIBpNH, oosssinilg tho various tbTs pub
lbed Is ttsBLl,E tho oi kbs War
- also e,pisls Ia pi hs kel sD5Nyasdd 10 s. bs
s 20 sT Itua. PItcehgC ;s. Tbfce d5fik per TO-
Terms caAh Haf5e-s =. aflk 9RlBUAE heb IOri.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-05
Board ano Rooms.


MOST DESIRABLE ROOMS on SECOND
IVA FLOOR sn suite or families gie gsnt5aon cn &c
nel n No. II West BaIcs btcoslJr, IN salai New
Engsud family wose be comforts of nome can Do enjoyed
Teams moGe.ete. References given snd required
CT. NICHOLAS HOTEL,
- Ngw-Y YORK, Aug. 80 1901
On and r the dly of September he Pce Of board VII
b red 10 - Der diem Suies Il hoon' and snse hoos
Mn 5s g Z, pernlsn n boar3s IL proportion fEo
uof.l { be rInduce vi saue Hoersity he-rtoiofe.
1--WE TREADHELL wHlfCOM3 Co
rglHE PAPPAAE ZEE HOUSE, ct Mack on
he ladson VII em@lD open ior dsi s5t @es1J oosS'
ora mill the 10TH Of September Board - 20 ~ r week
s O nor day Boats iesVe HsTf Onst a. snl ando
o. u Jag..s e. u and a y. L. u. & c. T. MAhSs IELD'
PgopIietors.
NETANTED--A ROOM in private house, for Q
w frs.eass School, loc,ted bewen lab ard JJsba ana
Lexington hays Adde'S stating terms hi,h nlss Do
low Box No. Io3 Thbane Office
Q1 WEST 22D-ST. Suites aud Single Rooms
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-05
Z 0lAl PATRIoIIo, gNI0,Nl, CoMFl, and
THE rlaBuNE ':l 1L,i2S1c l8,a:S.

- flJH l55l
nsn ses 9aw se.sY. e7aininE he nsrns. Of e.dans
- is, ~ t ss ns@ Aiht sfu efHsscisi
cosTENTs;
$500 - 5ri sAl CALCULATION ANo CALENtRs for
eOyERsaESF OF THE UNITED srArrs-JS,o.,,,,.
ENN OYS gRpR AORDlNARY AID luNIsTEak pps,
DEAI noll tha . iiied -t2les ~ bonei<n Coar.s
SEAAIE DFiIuE UNITED STATES. Members { pslb,
csy G CgsIfsd.
HosaE ogT y. ~ PRG;sEslNrArIyEs or THE ISrEGD
xXANil,s Coseki > iaasls chosen Pe,islly saiiel
IhGJ HONEST EAbs. ~ To 8cfiol os Cc1nsE, 0a III,
Sshber a ntalns b1ss Homes esis sa 3 ors 90
tie fg oasil iucdFR hc slI pagcd tnL pgrygsa
I'D tio ffetdnhfa Veto -Ercroi.
SSai$l S1i5s1l az & aa rl4a 4
NkilOgAL ysIoS fRoln PLATPoRN. fyT tosa
blSlosAl, kOrL o. 4AE sEELaSlssF&E SIS FOX
sECf ssl5S d. SOUTH CAROLINA a- f.
TAbLh nf Az ~ E2AfUHEs bOR EOnTn AkER'cA,
Cit4tftcsl ue s,lhi.ii4n IustnticY 8Id hiEc
9eU geiz.4Sef ts sees0Bs aaJ ,s Mesuk sapors
~. - sn ~ y ~ foassi AZ liot Ai4ou's ses az
EJItT;DN 9JqURN9 FROM ALL TEE sTIE or
5hk UhIok esrs.aiIy cpaiplgd espess!y q Tss
l's q E' Sfs sa 39i5Hs}'i 5asag. III 59 35
FcfsIAR yofE f0a rrg sfDtNr h st issl ai3)
! Yen 90 al 81 flvaar.
q tie' ,, es'.. z ee,ae, ;or ~ lees,f@ portage
Ntcs lrlO, q iHs IHsnrEr ALaf &c k,ies 'gr
lssts iols 10 ~ - ~ 'te ~ AL ~ tIs esafs
eSen '.f1s fsiN. Ae1Iezs TEE 1RiJ ~. n orh.
AZ ..V.r..-. =. 49, 49,. A.
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Real GsIaie for Gale.
Gbanceo for Business tilen.


ITO PRINTERS.-For SALE CHEAP--One OF
l. CAMPBELg5 IMPROVED MEDIUM CYLINDER
Pre- machinery complete either BY hznd or -e
bsen u.sd bgt once lerecJ ntw Sod OF tho
pfe,sure oC lie tiues Price - 90; 1923 Address, for
three days, H., Box No. l02, HERALD Ohice.
OKLA PER MONTH made by ent'rprisiDg
20 4 ttU Asou,s selling DOWNERS HEMMER d
SHitLD Tor hinisews, iuis gensabe 90 every lsdy
tects the finger and makes bt4niul hm. Sample
ec!pt OF 25c Address, a. IA. DOWNER No 4i2 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-05

DARKER aud BERTHET's CLASSICAL
4 FRENCH aud ENGLISH SCHOOL, with Primary De-
plmtni Snd 0smpn,un No % 2ls,at, conner Of ho'd
fnont. ClfculaTs q Lock goods bookstorr.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-05
NoTICE.-Tbo Patrons of the COLLEGIATE

THE EAGL FswoOD COLLEGlATE and MILITARY
SCHOOL Gil oPsp OCTOBER !. With corps Of efi'ioni
Teacher. IN the vsous Departments hhtAry dseipnr and
Intrucon Ia Horonanshp addsd the former sdvsu
enjoyed tho Eageood seho for steal rsinng
Fof eirlar address MARCUS SPRING No. IL PAfk plsco
y. y n. wlsEwELL. Principal. Essioswood Perth Am
boy N. =.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-05

DROFESSOR WEST'S SCHOOL for YOUNG
L LADIEs.-Ths BROOKLYN HIGHrS SEMINARY VIII
reopen MONDAY the 18th OF seYtemhe ror Cculars
Brook n, NJ.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-05

GRAND CELEBRATIONS Gen. Mcclellan
W dcsns having irau1 Ceebr the cason ,frsi.
is ac Sars and pos Ibe A. Caitsi n Richuoni,
sone dne d1dng ths pre- nonth Ikts itdneo
tur Tor ttep, ~ che - o Of beautiful meds
sdeaod 70 hi houor Asenswmed "a every sta'e JOHN
~ Ah0Ae B1oalasr Md 9ta,iooaI. Iosa falont, ~ "
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-05

"A BODK.STORE, STATIONERY and JNEWSEMFOHIUM.
NO. 800 BR0IDwAT
~ this establishment be Lad the following Boston
and Philadelphia yapois;
80, oD J6ud r,rrall Tren'sipt Saturday EveDing O.
zCis asd Commercial Buloa igving failures and chcuges Ia
3, s.nussl.
Pbiiadolphia Ledger Press, sBd Enauirer.
All Foreign and hmorioea NewspBp-Is and Periodicals
le,t CONSTANTLY hsUd For sale IN single nubs served
mailed terbes In part the city country with
sxtIa charge.
n. H.B-BaE numbers Of tbs principal periodicals, Newsps-
md n MszeIiu alyyhy ~ haAd.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-05

II SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES ~-s,i.a BEAN snd his.
MOEFAr will their school 10 No. 10 Last Idh atd
M association with 81 adas DtErL VIII comuionhe the neat
scholastic year moNDAY srpt 10 bes, Pri'ssor
Raxed. Terms 20 suit the tnca.
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"a BOOK FOR THE CRISIS"
u UpRlsINH or A CREAT fE0pLB
nm uSTPIsD STATES IN 1851 by Count GaspaTin.

BOOK oI'SE,.Et@ FOR oF TIE I 5SgAT Sa4srs; rsop1p
IN IN u.IFEp sTtfEs m ie6l by CoOat GaspMn.
vol, limo TO-
nos o he eSaei wheb I'D to tfe rss p
III of our people the naare Of M cI 80 IN oaf history $50
5 n nisputsble fat snd iavpbls pansophy the book
apreel wod o via. GgI o3Dr = nStR sa %i
ByJ. L. 1osdiey. With Portrait. vol. 75c.
LECTURES ON THE sclEScE OF LANGUAGE. By
NIX H'H,.. viz" .. scRrBNER, No. I24 0rsnl..,.
Ho' FOR oANADA!
ADVERTISERS MAKE A NOTE OF III
THE QUEBEC
DAILY MORNING CHRONICLES
BUsINLss TX CANADA IS PROSPEROUS
QUE b L G,
1T SFEsviEsf isfF S VAS S}5siSTtfTP' iBSETtTfTP'Et,
ARMY, TIE NAVY, Tue sHIPPISs INTERESTS,
GENERAL PRosrEEskiir1aP 1PS or TIE COUNTRY
ANCrENT 'tS'i''At tCAPITAL
STIMULUS AS WAS NEVER sda WITNESSED BEFORE.
THE QUEBEC MORNING CHRONICLE,
ESTABLISHED IN lG47,
ONLY DAILY PhPfR Iat IN THE CITY.
.IAR0EsT CALCULATIONS
or ANY PAGER
IN THE LOWER PROVINCES,
VERBATIM REPORTS
PnocEECISes IN PARLIAMENT,
MOST RELIABLE shrFiNG i,R + ESS AND MERCANTILE
PAPER
IN CANADA.
TIE quickest plan for sdVeeTs 20 sscertrn our pf Woa
bs % ca. on he i.e ol tDs I ''''
oIdeIs via be atenaed 20 unies accompanies oy 'ne
O''N- ALL LETTERS TO BE PREPAID.
ny suhecnpton 70 Daily, S5 per auulni Weekly ~
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GEORGE CHRISTYS MINISrRELS.-
N stuyvessnt Institute BIoaiyay netr Bond g, -
FIRST NIGHT or w. AhLlNO TON FIRST NlOHT OF
A NEW OPERA MASTER LEON, w. ARLlN0lON and
GEORGE CHRlsTY. Admission l5eens
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-08-13
VOLUNTEERS
roo rHE Sra on sTu
Regiments Of VT Volunteers

4 RECRUITING OFFICE has been opsnei 4
Manchester far lhe purpose II reeulilnc valuB
ieers. far Company % serve in The Oh ar ,,l
Regiment Il Vermont volaaiceFs.
Volunteers must b a. leas, aye f,ei four ,al
BALI inches in height. NJ one viii &c received
euder eighteen years II age, those under twenty.
one years = age must have the written eorsen,
q parent Or guardian.
The time II service i f5T three years from The
arsi day Of Juuc 1851, unless sooner discharged.
agrecaby 70 Law.
The pay for the iFsi two years viii be the pay
allowed TO those IN the United States service. with
the additional sum Of seven dollars per month
from the State q Vermont. pay and rations 10
commence from date Of enlistment.
Agood drummer to 20 With the Company i
wanted
One Hundred Dollars win be paid 10 each sol
der at the Of date his discharge.
Further information can he had at tho Recruit.
ING Office al Manchester.
HENRY l.. MINER.
y Recruiting Officer.
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BURR s BURTON SEMINARY.

WE FALL TERM Of this Institution will com.
4 menee WEDNESDAY ?. NJ, August Il and
continue fourteen weeks.
REy. J. y. WGCKHAM, 4. NJ. Prneip,I
REy s0L0N ALBEE, A. NJ, Teacher 81 I,atb,
o,,1.-,,,, and Greek.
GEORGE RICHARDSON, A. B.. Teacher ~
Mathematical and English branches.
French, Drawing and Music will be taught by
a lady Of expcrience.
Fupils Of both sexes can be accommodated with
rooms and board at the Seminary. The princi.
pal and his family, with the several teachers n
both departments, constitute with these one fam
ny, aud are regulated accordingly.
For circulars giving information as to terms,
&s., address the Principal.
Manchester, July IS, 1861
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MARRIAGES.

In North White Geek, N. Y, on the 7th inst.
At the residence Of the brides father, by Rev.
David Bullions, Or. i. +. Ketchum, Of Mauehes-
ter, TO Miss Lizzie Gray, daughter Of Henry c.
Gray, w. u.
We had the good fortune to be present on this
memorable occasion, and can say in the language
Of the poet, ''it was good to be there" That pros
perity may be dispensed in large doses" to the
doctor" and his bride is our hearty wish.
To Dorset, July 2G, by Rev. r S. Pratt, Mr.
sherrod Farewell TO Miss Ann H. Robinson
In porset, Aug. /, BY Geo. W Farewell, ESQ.
Mr.. Moses lifts TO Miss Sephrona Crandall. Also,
at the same place and date, by George Farewell,
Esq, Dir. james lifts to Miss Adeline Crandall.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Wa ilpgc, Tauytgvu, Mr. Hoge, Do. Mastc
lipge, De, i A Worth. New York, Mrs Worth. n
Miss Worth, do. J C Cramer. Waterford. Mrs Il
i.btits, s., u & Sheldon, Troy, John Tappan
Boston. Mrs Tappan, a.; Miss S Tappan. %
M1S James Gordon Bennett. 2 servants and child
New York, Mr. Medina, DO, NJ Lueiap Mas
%, Chase 10, 7 McAiartin. do. Doc, JAS N
sommeryille, Philadelphia. John X Porter. Al.
bany, John Van Worst, Jersey City. Hon John
Aiken, Boston. " Spclman, New YORK. David
Cowce, Troy, Mrs Copee, do, James = Cowee. %.
Chas = Cowee, 90. Mary Cowee, H.. JOHN
Picfpoint, do, g 5 Sehcucthor. New, YORK.. MIS-
sehemerhorn.do, 4 J. Schemerborn do, Miss Schl
merhorn, do, X squircs, do, Saml A Warner.
New York, Mrs Warner. Do, c II Jones, Trov.
Mrs u Jones, DO, Robert SeWell. n Y. Mn
seweli, child aud nurse. DO, Miss Susie Van
Worst, Jersey City, Vim D Van Worst, do. Clias
u Rising, Troy, Lewis Ryer, New York Geo i
Stone, Troy, DR. II Rugas. New Yo,R, George
Iobey, Pawlei, VI, 5 S Mcclure, Toy, Charles
Lee, New York, Joshua Jennison Newton Cor
ners, Mass, Mrs Jcnnisop, do, Miss Seunison, do.
{ / Fink, Jersey City.
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MRs. G. w. BGowN, Soprano
MRs. l.. MILLER, Alto.
MIR. JAMES A. JOHNSON, Tenoro.
Mn Gro. W. BRowN, Tenoro.
Mr., LEVI MILLER, Basso.
Mn. EDw'D J. CONNOLLY, Piano Forte.
PART !.
l.-Piano Euett. Mr.. Edward ]. Connolly and
W. $. Rogers Scb1man
l.-Englsh Glce. swiftly from the mon ut,,in
brow" Mrs. G. w. Brown, Mrs. Miller
Mr.. johnson and Mr. Miller Calcot,
3.-Duett. "May bells and Flowers. Mrs
Rogers and Mrs. Miller. Mepdelsobn
4.-Scng. "Anuie dear good bye" Mr.. John
son. L Waliaoa
5.-Quartettc "Banish, oh Maiden )" Mr. Mr.
johnson, Mr. Brown, Mr.. Rogers, and Mrs.
Miiier' Otto
w. s Rogers
7-Epglish Glee MY Ladiie is gone, Mr..
Rogers, Mrs. Miller, Mr.. johnson and Mr.
) nittief. kneyitt
Mendelsohn
Piano Duet. T. J. Connolly and W. s
Rogers.
:. Quratettc. The Forest. Mrs Ro.,ers Nrs
Miller, Mr. johnson and Sir MiIler.iV
j, Mendelsohn
3.-Duett. The words. Mrs Brown and M
gohnson. 4. Gus Imam.
Song. Mrs Brown
5.--Vnarielte, The young Musicians. Mr. John
son, slr Brown, Mr. Rogers aud Mr. Miller.
kiicken.
Song Blue Beard Ma johnson. ] Parry
!. Qnai1et'e. Hunting Song. Mrs Brown, Mrs
Miller, Mr. johnson and Mr. Miller.
Mcndesohn
Star Spangled Banner Mr. johnson r.
which The audience are requested 70 ioin n
The Chorus.
Concert 10 commence at O'Clock.
ADMiTTANCE. % CENTS /
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Sohpronia Fields Estate.

STATE or VERMONT, ! Alta Probate Court
Manchester District, IS. holden at NIanchcs.
ter IN and for said District, on the 9th day Of
August, A. d. 1861.
Present, Hon. II. K Fowler, Judge.
An instrument in writing purporting to be the
last Will and testament Of
SOPHRONIA FIELD,
late Of Dorset in said District, deceased, was pre-
semed for Probate by the Executor therein named
Nhereupon i was ordered TINT said instrument
be proven al a Probate Court, to be holden at the
Probate Office, in slid Manchester, ON the last
Wednesday, of August next, and that all persons
interested in said Estate be notified thereof6y pub
listing copy of the record Of this order three
weeks successfully in the Manchester Journal,
printed at Manchester, which shall be deemed
'niiicent notice to all persons to appear and con
test said application, IL they see cause.
IL. X. FOWLER, Judge.
true copy Of record
3wl2 Attest. II. k. FOWLER Indian
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tsles eoRFmwox Tie Frrmen e ~
Ceahiy n Beuangfun. uhe agy vs. lateg ii SAP.
is.fisfg 20 GonsEifutioa and tnl1n, arr re4aes.-
= 6 mesi 4 ihe Aeadeay Hail. Ne Benningtau.
% trais2, Au9 iGlh 1881. Vt ~ a'elsak 4 !
e sclei faitatle candidsies ff Caanty ofl,effs,
ana JQ3se 81 PROBATE q T. surportoa s. ,hs
fiteaien q Bcuangioa County, Il he casuis z
tio-tseii. 4 general attendance Is requested
~ BEBEE. Chairman "a Com.
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Harry Cray's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, 1Ata Probate cour
Manchester District, IS. holden at Matches.
ter, in aud for said District, on the 9th day Of
august A. d. 1861.
Present, Hon. II. X, Fowler Judge.
The Administrator on the Estate Of
HARRY GRAY,
hlte q Arlington, in said District deceased, ap-
Piled to render an account Of bis administration.
hereupon it was ordered That said application
be heard At Probate Court, to be holden at the
Probate Office, in said Manchester on the last
Wednesday Of Aug next, and that all persons in
tefesied IN said Estate, be notified thereof by pub
lishng copy Of the record Of this order three
weeks successfully IN the Manchester Journal.
pnnted at Manchester, which shall be deemed
sufficient notice to all persons to appear and con-
test said application, il they see cause
II. k. FOWLER, Judge
true copy Of record.
5fll Attest, H. k. Fowler, Judge
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4 hfss I'D q &C. epemyf ea,aify
uhigtha3talena tosiiioa d . 81. eeaana
3 observe our position "a. ai.persol s, 4
iea shtll. from Cap. Taiiaus battery.
voapd.ng anc iiiiuy - siem.
SATURDAY morning cur force moved ior.
uard cautiously, aal 81 approaching Cur.
nin, t',e relel., "a ihe number Of three
ib9asafa. we're seen posted On II q hill-siIe
soa'laest 4 tlat place Cen. Lyon hn.
melacly formed 81. army Cor lautlc and
sase gle order 10 advance. As our eol-
uma aas approaching piece Of timber 10
aauk lhe eaemy, Capt nulois battery
opened fire on thc rcbel.. and they rc,real-
ID in liaslc II II not known uhclhcr apy
II The enemy were killed
On SATURDAY wc dil MOI iuse a man and
tool several prisoners.
Our amy lncampei for the night al
Curma, and On Sunday morning Gen. Ly-
on determined 70 retire to Springfield, as
most Of the rebels are mounted, and they
might flank him aud take Springfield
Generals Price, Rains and Parsons are
said % have tweuiy thousand men under
their command. aud Zen MeCulloch four
thauSapd The latter vsare ,v,.lI ,,,,,,,,t
and effective.
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Friday.
Quincy, III. Aug. 7lh.

Quincey,'llI., Aug. 9Th.
4 band o. rebels numbering from on,
thousand 10 twelve hundred, made nm nj
tack on a camp OF Union men al Athens
Mo, on Monday morning last At Eve o.
clock.
There was considerable amount Of
arms and ammunition for United State.
troops stored at this place under Il guard
OF troops composing this camp.
The fighting lasted Tor about one hour
when the rebels ran.
The United States volunteers number
'hg 100, we're reinforced by 100 men, and
gave ciasc 10 tlac rebels Tor aboa, one mile
AMI q half killing ], taking Is prisoners,
and capturing 81 horses, and ? secession
flag. Several Of the rebels we're also
wounded ia The chase.
After the battle G or Srcbels were found
dead on the field. Three Of the Union
i'NA WIZ htitNN.
Springfield. Mo. Aug. 9th.
Oar adrices from Gen. LYONS army
are 10 Sunday.
The cavalry charge heretofore reported.
was maize ~ a scouting party, sent out TO
ascertain i the enemy we're approaching.
after our troops had encampcd for Tie
night II Dug Sp'iags. A regiment If n.
iafiry coming along the road, tue Lieut..
ordered a charge, which resulted ii killing
W Of ll.e rebels, and uounsling s. The
charge was uoi intended BY Gen. LYON.
aud probably prevented tho relels from
attacking his main body. which bad they
doacthfy would aagsesliaaably base been
r4af eiila e,eu loss.
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Democratic Count, couvcp,tom.

Ihf Democrats g Bennington Couaiy arc =.
qaesiri 80 meet II tAe Academy Iau. 40 na
nlugion. 90 Friday AuE lob, 1851. AZ iOo'cleS
a Ne 20 select suitable candidates or County 81
heefs and Judges v Probate. 10 be supported &
iho ensuing election. 4 gneial Attendance i
requested. Per order q the Democrats County
Committee.
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