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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-12-11
Staie of OHio. Trumbuil COUNTY,
~ In Nagisirate's Court. s.
Carlton Il. Mills, Plaintiff,

In Nagisirate's Court, s.
Carlton II. Mills, Plaintiff,
VS.
Fes.us Roberts. Timo'ky Rob-
cEts. Gen. Ahel. Hlmiltout In Attachment 70.
honerls, Rhodt himms, James, fore jefferson Pam.
Ainana. Nancy u,nisteAd. - J. P. o! Warren town
rah Futile. JOEc '. Tuitls, 40 , ship
Ger Roberts. CyrIs Parker sHdJ
AtrgsFet Parker, pefeudants.N
Ih- def Lisnts are L0gihed that ia the ahove erti
tlei c tLse an attachment bss been issued and -otics
n E2rnishment therein served aud returned and
Esrni1hee has answered 70 attachment in said scriun
OF dtfts. That said action will be for trial GA toe
9Th dag Of January A D, I,62. at eae o'clcck P N Ter
the AMOUNT clIiusi due $50.
Nov. -, Jt-3E CT Hr-Is
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Life of Blannerhassett.
Fun and Earnest.
Easy Warren.
Halt Hour Stories.
Louis KOssuth.
The Catholic Letters.
Common SeEse. by Banning.
Christian and Pagan Nations.
Mary Lyndon, or the Revelations Of a
Life.
Homes Made Happy.
Pirates Own Book.
Carolina Sports.
Louis Last Term at St. Mary's.
Life on the Ocean.
Selections of Poetry.
Gift Box for Young Ladies
DiOsma a Perennial.
he Problem Solved. by Squier-
Balloon travels in Europe.
Two Lives. or 10 Seem aud 10 Be.
Marx urdlestone. d thrilling book.
The Swiss Family Robinson. OF the
adventures Of a father. mother and
four sous, cast away upon a desert
island.
The cottage on the Cliff.
All of Walter SCOTS Novels, in sep
arate volumes.
All of Marryats's Works in separate
volumes.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-12-31

Hexxtwfite GaHsr EsNrpisx -~1aesr char
astrr saua.peI y si.matisls = vaseh az are
isriea so inyssses'e Thssf eGset. Whica : Tsr-
ssr.Ig usfuts1. aui tistg fc,ttaas q disease, RI
sffss zsheisnet Is 3sss e saeileIae
Hsaatatffs ffeigfTfel cessa Rsat4s. na.ea
faa aete IS 8ffrssf ~ SO Long tafs4t sha
isfaeAisl ta Iitiufs. % aegusl tonsamr Ioe.
MaaaeHeii's lala Anoiyfe. the Ercat Natural
0pate ana Nrar4iet- Rcneiy wbish A4aris Z
g a Falais 6; De Hsue,s, sal q setsieesi-
q ana Ntraas ns aIt % lhat Glazed "a az Cause
81 dfsr5sf. isas3 q Steep
uaarepe'.s Eclectic Filis prepared g ass.ss
.be aerA az the fosa Aneigaen eases of Aa lises-
s.en. aAge pfetel mess re ieci substitute iaf
afrraefais. So frs feci9c f. tic caeci Fl Gle Ana-
aync Fr Billions CeapAiafs, iuasesisea g,
4asiHs Is cAllsrn. end 80 .ieuagtmeui ot ihe
se.Gse orgats, thsy have proved by ta.f ir.ai.
ail than y cxFeegl u them. ana ptil Pc seui seee
sai.l pisus r safe arr csmpietct The remedies
ana sbelr c1anWtau, d nerc fully described z
#tAr nAaphlets q be fnnl aith dealers eiwil =
sen, On lemsud without postage dtmps p
Z Price. u each pFsparaien wiihin reach e al -
scr advertisement
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stnte Ten,I,crance soclety.

The annual meeting Of the Vermont
State Temperance Society was held a.
Brandon, en- Wednesday, Dec. Is and / o.
and is said to have been one of harmony
and avail ened interest in the cause Of
temperance. An able address was de-
iyered Wednesday evening by Rev. Mr..
Seaver of Rutland. The following officers
we're elected for the year ensuing:
Tor PresideHt--lIon. w. Kittredgc
Fairbayen.
Fice Presidents DIR. + d. Warren.
New Haven Rev. II. p. Casting, 81
Johnsbury John W. Smith, Esq. Chel-
sea.
Secretary-B. F. Wiaslow, Pittsford.
Treasurer. i. Page, Rutland.
Auditor Zinrc Howe, Casileion.
Eseeastre aniiRee-John Howe, Jr.
/ Brandon, Rev. w w. Atwater, james
B irrcit. VIM. 4. Burneit, DR.. L. Sheldon
\ Rutland; H. Closson, Esq, Springfield
Rev. W. S. Balch, Ludlow. The mex
meeting gill be held at Bellows Falls.
jonathan Carter, former resident 0
Peaeham, Vi. was hung II tie DOR yar'
Of his own house in Arkansas, recently
b ause Re- would noi JON the secessio.
cause. Taree sons. the eldest eighteen
a.d tie Youngest fourteen, were force
in,o the rebel ranks, leaving two girls {
sarrlte ~ sjek beneah ii,e cr8r' blow.
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MANCHESTER WATER CURE.

DIR. sPRAGuE would respectfully Inform the
inhabitants Of Manchester and vicinity, who are
suffering from CHRoSIc DISEASE in any form, that
hsintends to hcep his WATER-cunr open during
The winter for the treatment Of patients. The
bathing rooms arc furnished With stoves, and al
ways warm Ccl4 Wsahcg % favorable lcr a
speedy recovery in many diseases which depend
al relaxed state Of the nervous System aud Mus
oalAr Fibrs; almost all Female complaints come
under this head, audcares are effected in a short
er time in cold than in warm weather. Ladies
suffering from disease peculiar 70 their sex are IN
yited 10 come and be cured without the use Of
Instruments, Supporters, Causlic CT Drug Mcdi-
cine Of any lind.
Mornras, look to your ueakiy children, who
are complaining q Pain in their eidcs and back,
aud see If they have got q curvature Of the Spine
and il 50, know that they can be cured and made
straight file Manchester Watcr-Cure.
RnruaArisx and NEURALGIA Immediately dis.
appear by The application Of the WARM ELECTRO
CnEnlcAL Barn. then why be confined to th'
7 house and bed all winter ana suhef sueh s~ei"''
ating pain, when SO pleasant remedy IS within
your reach
All kinds Of Chronic disease are treated as sue
.~efssfally in CoIaas in Warm weather this Cure
Fl On. sppAGuE viii examine aud give his opin
Joni all cases Of chroaic disease that may Gallup
On him for three months from the arst Of Noyem
Der 1861, Fee Of Charge. Many who arc una
bic to pay the expense Of an attending Physician
can avail themselves ofthis chance and cure them
selves at home.
Patients viii be visited and treated at their res
idcuccs, ifrcquircd, ON reasonable terms.
/ An letters OF inquiry or descriptive Of case
viii be strictly confidential, and checrfally an
sycred L. II. sPRAGUE, NJ. D.,
Manchester, VT.
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NEW YoRk MARKET.

WHOLESALE TRGCEs,
Monday. nrcember 80. 1861.
caFef. -B,o--ls 20a Jara-~a5a -.
Flsar.-s5 50a e. %. Caga--6s tse.
Oaft.-sfa45. HN stfaSit.
Baiisr.--Westcgn l0at2l. gysi 10. Eastern
liza ne ClUv -7 S..
Saray --C0ba--1sa So Porto Rieo--1t a
70.
Talior-9ta gic BAnltg -2os sle Per
gallon.
uaol.- Domestic Flce.e--t9a t2s. Puilei
-t5 soc. Dressed Hsss'i &c.
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Thurs daY.
wa lin s'gn, Fec, ~.


Prominent members d Congress are
ronsil, Fipg ncW proposition ior WIS Sir
Iation ii e. con'abaul question. Ia of'''t
10 a,aid lhe exprnsesot supporting crowds
il .laycs IL idlcncs, and 70 furnish the
amer.an mills mith COTTON. Hey t',ke
,le -rauai ,lsai lie Indian Territory, west
a I.glsta1a aud Atkauaa. was ecded Z"
tae ui,gd states rs q ,reay. AID Of GER
am conditions. Without prov cation thry
lave NJ laid iie treaties and leNl1d War
"a tAe tnrrd Slries. thus rendering me
,r.aiics .tW maroid The eonai'ies thu,
rrgrf,i4g 10 tn government cmbrared 't'
4. lies Il tie Red Arkansas snl Other ft'-
RS. and contained about 2pp39-H00 o.
aegrs of cotton kinds q unsurpassed ier-
l.iy. capable q producing about la,ooo'-
600 L les 81 o;iou pvf mnnm. y = pro-
posed to apply the principle Of Burton
elafiAa AIMED Occupation Act, and sens
ali contraband, 10 llis territory, and ap'
preaaee ll.em % the settlers upon those
r,fna land. .easing the question Of iheti
il.al dspo.ilitu 20 be settled hy Congress
II ilr close II She Aar, An can'ralands
as tat s. ,hey come IN, 70 be promptly iof
A.de,l tii:liier.
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Palmyra. Dec. 20.

=
Yesterday Gen. Prcntiss with 40 men
encountered and dispersed 900 rebels IN
der Col Dorsey. at Mount Sion, Boon
county, lili,g and wouud,ns l5o, aid
capturing 50 prisoners, % horses and 100
guns. Our loss Was only 8 killed and |
wounded.
The rebel, burned aother train on tie
North Missouri Railroad yesterday, and
They say that they intend 10 destroy al
tile cars on tie road so as to prevent Is
being used.
i force Of MOI less than 10000 men
I the advance Of Gen. BuelPs army, ha'
rrossed Green River and is within fiy'
miles Of Gen. lIindman advance. Grea
preparation, have been made for the de
/ fence Of Bowling Green, and show ter
rible conflict to be impending.
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IN
ssks
la.si.a:.sI:S

Des;rnsd rs pccial asss,autt to the ahose-nam
preparations. Shen aggravated by hiiilomnf's
Or Indigestion, aud tlie great substitute ioF a'i
Hcrcsflal prspa-aileai
The Ecicctis PIis, without the eomnta iA'a.
necessity q almost niatiuP meal # sacl, VIZ
Ia mo,t eascs. BY the Application 81 a single il.l'
produce al the requirements q sure, geuiie'
and reliable FAMILY PAfSIC.
let nc have your confidence 10 make trial q
the above uataed Remedies, rs the only SURE r.
bonal ~ which real character can he altaihed
and my declaration Is that such confidence Will
DOT lie misplaced. The greater justice Is 70 pro
cure ana read the descriptive Pamphlets 70 be
found with an dealers. or will be sen; free, by
JOHN l. HUNNEWELt, Prapriesor.
p,ac ical Chemist aud phauaaeeatist, Boston, Ms
70 whom please address all communications.
Prices within reach ofal,
Fac-Simile Of signature over cork Of genuine emily
Sold at the EQUINOX DRUG STORE, Maueb
ester. and by j. 4. SHuRrLEFE 4 CO., Ben
ning,on, II koON, North Bennington, and Drug
a!s;s aad dealers everywhere 1880
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iso ~
wa .l,snnfnn Dec. -.

Warrington Dec. y.
Tonight 4 fie broke out ii The govern.
n4em stables mar the Obsetv%osy.--
They contained over Coo horses, between
$50 aud 200 which persisted. Ola train
81 1902 log,e. belonging 10 a Massachusetts,
regiment. only / were saved. SoaHe OF
tie animals were 50 shoekingy burnt lhai
il va. Judged humane TO Shout them ia
order b i,liave them from their suffering
II * supposed tie fire resulted from care
lessaess. 50 quickly were The HameS
communicated 10 the various sticks hllcd
with hay ,l,al The horses Ia the stables were
nearly all AZ the same lime suiiocaied'--
Tie scene was sickening and offensive.
This large loss affords aa additional
argument for the employment OF steam
fire engines.
Tie President has nominated TO the
Senate Charles II. Foster OF North Caro-.
Ina IL he Marshall FOR that district
Contracts Tor immense quantities Of guns
of smaller ordnance, arms. SHOT ami she'll,
have been made Tits week.
Gen. Mcclellan was better last evening
Ills disease is 4 mild form Of typhoid fever.
lie will be IN his saddle within three days.
II { Times WASHINGTON dispatch says
that Dispatch has been received from
Gen. llal.cck to-day announcing that Col.
Bishops regiment overlook q party Of the
brilecburuers of the North Missouri Rail.
rad. Oh Monday, and killed 10 and took
IL prisoners aid 80 horses.
Gen IIalleck also says that the damage
10 The railroads will be repaired IN three
days. =
Jadge Army has jDa arrived from New
Mexico, bringing dispatches from The ted
rral army Officers IN New Mcxlro 70 t'i'
government. lie reports a strong Unioi
feeling IL The territory Col Cmby % com
mand q the military department Of New
Mexico rrsaken Forts Caigue apd Stanton
on the Nc sill border, driving lhr Texan
asay. an.l was, a she latest dacs, q rCUa
Tor Fort Fillmore % di.posse.s tie cnen,i
there. thar post having been irailoroa.l,
srroeaarud bs Maj. Lgule b az lntrrio
forsc Il Texans fran thrrse he d "a I
snarchne into Aazon g dnse 81 'iu rea
81. lia,ias .atiic, fore, b &c eeo Z
10 Gsn9i ai pa, .uzess
Judge Amy. D ID. aay'l.i'hef- RS e
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Washington, DEC. "a.

Tie Richmond Rnqdrcr ef Iuesdny
greatly Ear, ih4t tic United States wlli
surrender Mason and Slideli to iSriii,laa-
lhor s, Il adds timt The United States
~ Il lruit 10 q Shame, unfccoraed IA fh'
auuai4 Of history Of any BATON, falhef liam
dstuYh ihe;r Internal purpose - grndr-
nlo thr ca.ll tie liberties q the so'ili.
By abieet Submission demanded Of TIC y
5. tkey nay avert. but oaIy for whsle, q
Nar altIl Great Britain,
ss-,t.~.
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poultney, Nov. IS, l86l.-
1pUsR { BURTON SEMINARY.

1pURR & BURTON SEMINARY.
THE WINTER TERM Of ihs Insti;uiou will
commence WEDNESDAY T. NJ. December ] l.,
tnd continue thirteen weeks
Rrv. ]. D. WICRHA8i, Principal
Rgv SOL0E ALBkE, Teacher q Latin and
Greek.
GEORGE RICHARDSON, Teacher &C Matht-
Iattcnl and English branches.
French, Drawing and Music viii he taught by
lady of experience.
Pupils u both sexes can lie accommodated with
rooms and board ~ the seminary. The Priuci-
oaI and his family, with the several teachers in
10Th departments, constitute with thesc one fam
ly, aud are regulated accordingly
For circulars giving information ~ to terms,
&C., address the Principal
Manchester, Nov. 30, 1861.
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yATANTED IMMEDIATELY
100 Able Bodied Ifcn
ron TIE
S1'lh 2agH.lt b iar.li la1,r}
EAR AND SUBSISTENCE conMGNcrs FROM

FAY AND SUBSISTENCE coHMENCrs FROM
TIE DAY or ENLISTMENT.
The pay is $50 per month for fill term of SER
vice, and expenses paid, besides One linndrel
Dollars in cash from the General Government
when honorahly discharged
A GOOD DRUMMER IS WANTED.
Persons under tweutY-one years # age canno,
enlist withou, written consent Ct their parent,
master or guardian,
For further ploticalars inquire q as at ny Of
fee in this place.
CHARLES c. RUGGLEs,
Recruiting Officer.
Poultney, Nov So, 1913
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Tie oiI,eial correspondence in the Trent |
ease has al lugill been disclosed
Tie Gr,t IS e er from Sec. Seward
70 Minister Adams, Of Soy. 81, in which
he defers discussion rrti The views Of The
British Government are made known
Sir. ). also states that Capt. Wilkes hay
ing acted without Instructions, the case
wiil be Tree from cinbarrassmeDts which
otherwise might have happened.
Next /, Earl Rasselt's letter TO Lord
Lyons. dted Nov. 80. A0,r reciiins
The circumstances Of the case a. al eady
detailed, lie continues "A iariher demand
,yas made that tie commander 81 Tue Trent
,hoall proceed o. board the San JacInlo,
bul l.e said &c woald not 20 unless torci-
bly, compelled likewise, and this .dcnand
ws MOI insisted upon. /; titus appears
that certain individuals have been .bly
taken from on board British vessel, the
Shin 81 a neutral power, While h vessel
was pur,uing a lawful and inuoccn! VOYAGE,
al aet of violence which was an aii,cut 10
The British flag and violations o.. inter-
national law Her Majaty's Government
having 10 mud The friendly relations which
have hong sub>lsted between Great Britain
AID the LnHed States, are wiling 10 be-
/ iieye that tne United States officer who
committed this aggression Was not acting
I in compliance with any authority from his
+ Government, or that Il hc conceived him
set TO be 80 authorized he greatly mis-
understood the Instructors which he lad
received, ior tie Government Of Tie Gnied
States must be full, aware bat tue British
Government would not allow such AN
aiilonl 10 national honor to pass without
inl reparat on. aud Her MaJesiy's Gov
ernmcnt are unwilling 10 believe that Il
could be the deliberate intention OF the
Government Of the United States unnec-
cssaf,ly to force into d,scussou between
lie lwo Governments question Of 50
grave a character, and with regard 70
which the whole British nation would
be sure 10 entertain such unanimty oI
feeling. lIer MaJcsiys Government there.
fore trusts that v heu The matter shall have
lbeen brought under Tie consideration d
Tie Government Of tie United STATES, thai
Government wall OF rs own accord offrl
10 tie British Government such redress
- alone could satisfy the Brush nalicu
nlmel,, Tie Liberation OF the four gentle
men, aid lhclr delivery to your Lordshii
; ia order that taey may ugain be places
under Br.ush proteeion, aud a snHaol'
Aoolse, toy Ibn azgressoa. Should t..es'
Tenn. 90 be oil rei 81 Mr. seeard yoi
. 4 propose laea b hlm. Yea ARE 2
na,s q read ais dsiaicl h nc Srcre
] tas 1t sl4,e AID j - ,aa. De &c u 10
8wi g,vc hlm c.pf q y
AL an, a..
RrssEtt,
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..D-.I0a0 fYovs-

AMER darass.ne 'l.e sgitirs q great
lebsl Is aa 81 bearg = showing hist
ihe are ~ clain 8 Ens and i q aeeori.
as,ec ssh AUvs aa pfe-edhis and sues
= mass bitd oar government g lhe pic-
ral cas eoo,lnag. Il a.i Ne seen. ''.efe-
tose. ihad tt.js government c5aiA nA . 10y
ile as0ce q tae esslm pu cn'cd We
ase asked io % To t..e hHa D nation lasi
s BAT ~ haze alwaYs Insisted nll nsiia.s
aIehi to ~ b us FL coming g mg non-
Ga loo aaye ~, iors uea tiri i tbs
ssf.r of il,is tana re, bred lhe de'eitutn
s. she ptasl pas enseF i aeail De l.'e
as.i and duty ST Illis government g o.
tain tlem. Bu tie "a iaal chccs nua
waning proportions % tac existing ~.
s4f4ref.on IS well - ihe comparative an
.a. liauce q ii.c captured persons them
seltrs whea a8 lsassi1aaseiy weighed, hap
SLY iofb.d ne lraa nrsWline 20 that de-
fsase, nor am ! unaware thai American
et.zsas ars nat ID ANY ease % be unneecs-
aulv Surrendered tor ANY purpose INTO
thc Keeping 81 i iotei-a > aie. Only ile
egiufed persons. loNetcr or others who
are inter, TED ia laem could justly raise q
question on that ground. II would tell
il,tle tor our own elmms TO the character
II 4 ia,i aGd mag labimous people 4 we
shoa.l 30 Elr consent 70 b3 guidel by Law
II re,alatoa as d i,gl up buried injuries
ariias, rational consistency and national
c9nsiHenpe. Putting behind me al sus
I acstoas % IDS Kind ] prefer 10 express
my saas action t.ai by the aljusm % 9.
g4e present % ,iioa upon pratiA eo'.
{ ssed y tie American, and yet as trast
/ maiaal,y satisfactory 70 bo.h nations coa-
celied. question 10 sisna'ly and fsgHNi
4ei,lad bgtween them WHICH heretofore,
xlauslng aoi only ail forms OF peaceful.
discussion but also tile arbuameat Of Wa
Itself ior more than llaii century, a.ieha-
Itcl Tie two countries from each other and
pcrplcxed with tears and apprchensions AL
other nations. Tie tour persons m qacs
tion are now held 10 mi!itmy custody al
For Warren mthe State Of Massachusetts,.
rhey will be cheeriuliy liberated. Your
, l.orl,fip will please indicate a time and
place iol receiving them. renew my
assurance Of my yery high consideration.
Wu. H. SEWARD:
LORD Lyons TO SECRETARY SEWARD.
Washington, Dec. 81
The Hon. VIM. II. Seward, sc.
Sir,-I have this morning received th'
: aotc which you id me The honor 10 ad
! dress to me yesterday in answer 70 Ear
Rassel's dispatch Of Nov. 30ll relative I
Tie removal Of Mr.. Mason, Mr. Slideil
Mr.. Mcfarland. and NJ Eastis from "a
y Brush mail packet Treat ] will wi'hh
4 loss Of time forward TO Her Majesty
government a copy Of the important com
!, mnuieMion which yoa have made 70 mt
e sill also without delay, do myself th
n honor to confer with you personally 0
2 the arrangements to be made for deliyel
!. ing the louf gentlemen 10 me IN or'ier Tia
they may be again pl ced under the prs
a iettion OF the British flag. ] have tn
honor 10 lc. LYoNs.
There seems 70 BE n general acqniei
cenee throughout the country in the SETTLE
" meut Of the Trent ease. Il was the on
course consistent with naioaal honor an
justice.
h Palmyra. Dec. 20.
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be rg a'y cniQfsl
sDmrcar.
ST. Louis, Dee. Is.
Tie ioi3aia. resaas q ,he recent m'l-
itay o. ralioas n Missouri j obtained
ffoa reliable source
Nislia ihe asl tao weeks, thc Union
arap ia. capture $500 reh,is. iocltdius
a0o.t 40 conai. sloaci officers 1909 her,
.t.s ana mairs. 800 stand Ct r@s' 2 ia"t
II powder 100 wagons, and an Immense
anuanl d conan. fy stores, eam' coup
page, aHi larry foundry at Lexington
astd by lie rebyl- iar casting csunal' sho'
a.d shed Ma.l III the rebel craft % ihe
Ms.ouu. including icrry as, La'e eoa
destroyed - ,Apurd \ pr iiy clear
s0r,p las brcn made 81 the y hole country
d laecn lie Missouri anl 0s2e river
ana Cth Piica Gus OF from ali saPf.'e'
aad ,csraits from North Missouri and =
lin IAN / irrai Tor Alkansrs wish II, vii 4
army. having passed through spiiheiis \
On Monday .ast. Oar loss in ateoml li7h
SAG these inp0i lahl results, w ho' 49,
100 Killed aal wounded. These afe ii'
point. Of tgliir1 ,lraieseiical eanbiaa
ian, uAirlI hayc beea s. ably eAec1ied y
Gems. Pope, prrnliss aad N.cSson, am
Cd.s jedi, G DAYS o. Fort sumter 'hme
aad Fred ~c5rie Of Ike eleventh regna
..tantry. anj il.e brave ufieorsand sol 'ier
ii on rrg.dafara and ,olnnoert Gel
Pace. designs to STIR M North N'ssoaf'
ani sim itueauly 70 BORN all Rai!roa
b ida,s, sia,ioa- aud rolling stock, on tiI
, 2ulh Of lhis Hosth, IN accordance wih
, plan promulgated from tie rebel CAM
have BEEN loilcd ior great eSte1t 10 tie.
plans by Gen Halleck. 1he damage don
10 the North Aii souri,. and hannibal, ~
ST. Joseph X. r., tas lcea greatly e@as
geraed.
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About 1000 lle ME pi ION rs t1stn
~ Zen. P.pe, survived hire latr Last 2 Eli
.,.1 ~cre allowed 10 remain IN the ears ut-
al tli. morning. Nh'n ihcy were escorted
~ IL. MeIoaeil. Med.cal College where
,l..a viii be- taken care o. Ior 'he present.
Geu. iian * has issued ~ order ay-
i,s that aey enc who : causiii bdr'ia2
bridges destroying railroads % eltgrapils
~ill be immediately shot Criminals ai'l
h. examined rs military caunhl e.ioi. ana
4 loanl gully will suhr denih. st,fe'
al stces.ioniai, Ia the yici. is wti bcp ess
"a ITO lie service ii repairing bridges
ra.lfo,d. a a ,elegraphs, aad i necessary
III, s,eessiouisis themselves.
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Cures al Complaints q Nervous aud Spssmoale
character sueh Is Neuralgia, Gouf. Raesmai'sN,
~ T'iias Dgacf Toah AID Ear-.fche, Bosel
Coaglaisis, .Asrroufa a3 Spasm0iie Sich Head
iebe. 10 HAT terror Il All pergou- dispos tons
ael mos .bly The chief elusc Il Insanity. Loss
OF SLEEP"
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The ups OF
Armstrong; Washing Machine

win make washing day" day no, 50 much TO
be dreaded rs the hardest working day Of the
whole week The washing, by the use Of this
Machine, can be done in one halfthe time requir-
ed by The old process q rubbing and pounding. F"
4 child twelve years Of age can operate this Ma
chine with ease, while the saving in the wear Of
clothes 10 an ordinary family, will pay for the
machine in years time.
This Machine is in use in the families Of The
following named persons TO whom VIC are permit
ted TO refer
D. r. WALLER, VIZ. BEowsEoF,
L. 3. BcRrox, Al. GRAY
FOR SALE BY
G. II. WALKER.
| Manchester. Oct. 2eih. 1861.