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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-30
r AIDES w1NE.... WINE.

anYES, INE...........LADIES' WINE
sPEER's WINE OF ELDER,
Celebrated
Va, tts wondarful and beneficial qualities CENT?
ST1MIJLANT TONIC DIURETIC and SUnORIFtG, whel
sesea to by Physicians thousands of Ladiesand Gentle
men in all parts of Europe and America.
Asa Gentle stirhuIant and Tonic,
1t strengthens the Digestive Organs improving the Appetite
and Purifying the Blood.
Asa Dfuretie.
It norts hoalty action to the GLANDS, KIDNEYS and
URINARY ORGANS, very beneficial in DROPSY, GOuT
ERUPTIVE and RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS
AS Il Sudoriflc,
acs upon Skim opening the pores md eHpe "ll III
pures by nsensbe perSpaton thereby driving OF rnPon
and cleansing She surface giving ona and 7ior 10 the who'll
srsten, and BLOOMING, SOFT ard HEALTHY condition
the SKIN and COMPLEXION.
The Chippewa Trtse OF Indians
Have long Blossom and u of the Eldor rs one OF
their valuable remedies.
In Germany,
The Berries and by use in chE'
Vi 'N speer's Wine OF Elder
Is from the Juice of cultivated Elder recommended By
PHYSICIANS and CHEMISTS possessing remarkable NE
dcne properties SUPERIOR other Wines in common
nee and an excellent article for all WEAK and BEBlIA;
ED PERSONS and the AGED and lNPlRM' removing ALI
| INSTRUCTIONS, improving the APPETITE and henefna
LADIES and CHILDREN.
| A huGtcs' WTare4
Racause It will not iutoxicao it contains no mixture O.
ni o other liquors. and admired for its rich peculiar haV2
erd nutrit,ye properties; mpartlng henhy tone to Int
| sToN CHI and DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
-A glass full or more may be used win e"iS' oE
| any time through the day, as desired
We will opy ask YOUR Indulgence make one trial OF thi
Wine. ~
| For sale in New Orleans by e. ]. HART co. JoHf
WRIGHT & CO, JAMES sYME, Canal street. and by al
| prucipal Druggists throughout the United States.
| Trade supplied ar proprcor'S prices
| ALFRED SPEER, Proprietor,
] r,roI 1rLw 2OR Broadway. New York.
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~ ROYAL, SkELM&KEEs,
W.
Nos Is Canal and II Crossnan streets,
Sign Of the Root Hog or Die.
Manufacturer Of ell kin&e Pain and Fancy AWNINGS
TENTS TARFAUtINS, etc. Also all kinds of FLAGS md
BANNERS suitable companies other purposes with
Flasafs to 8et Fall and Purchase Ropes, Sngs etc. fitted
and furnished to order the shortest notice. BLOCKS of all
sizes ready strapped likewise, all kinds Of heavy BLOCKS
sPARS and RIGGLN suitable for raising machinery
other heavy material. ,
have likewise hand ue ot Of II t'o' VINCE
offer for saIo Cheap for Cash.
All Of the above articles can be ou III o 40 o "" II
Crossnlfh streets, New Orleans.
N B. Sail and Rigging work in all its hfahcieS hi0 c'ui!
orders promptly filed the shortest pcsshis n"'ce
Mig lvtW
YHT S. CHANDELIER,
w u E l 7
Hs~OFFICE and REsTDENCE-
l3S Carent2eIct street.
d25 ly&W cP!her o L-Al"ye''0'
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,opx 9 s1NoSps c II. E. COTTON.
d j. S. SINIONDS 81 CO, ,tAssa4s
Ss% CruhoIun slreat&na <SAs<$F
Ha ESs Nc. fIew Luvee street. >FSA.
CT Copper, T1E and Sheet sTs'n q, y V
srs5s roander. EnFher nnd M"nntect+er9 Of Ssst
irtSsVs md Breaohink steaa,boat and Plantation RsoF
Sr1lt!ntS, ,,,
,rrggF ~, DEArEEa IN UAE1W &EH, SHIP 0HAK
-AN~ ~ q" ~ DI,ERY AND STOVES,
nntery Merchants and staaboa!asI win d It TO- their a.
'anteB" 10 XIV 49, vtff
TEC
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~ " ~

RETURN OF MIR. HUNTER MOVEMENT OF TROOPS.
Petersb1wq May 23.-Hon. R. NJ. T. Hunter has
arrived here, on his return from Montgomery. He
reports that 2j 900 more Southern troops will
reach Virginia within a few days.
very large body of North Carolina troops ar
rived here to-right and departed for Richmond.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-30
nr,,rytrs TO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS

PATENT SAWED WEATHERRoARDING,
Both Rough and Dressed from p' very best 'F'i''" "
PINE and CYE ESS timber for s89 II lois 10 sun puFci'
a. The LOWEST MARKET PRIDE.
fsl9 " STAR PhAhlNC AL4H '" l'"
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The Washington Artillery.
The following dispatch was yesterday rece

from Major Walton:
To w. L IGoDGsoS, No. 40 Camp street
just arrived. All well and in fine spirits. Under
many obligations to the Railroad Companies.
J. B. WAITON, Major Commanding ". A.
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o 1NlLitaru NOtitGs.

WAgmsGTGT AFTTLLTRY, !
New. Orleans. NAV 30 1861. s
n SPECIAL ORDER No. 3-TEIE WASHING
III Arery VII ncr evrfy TiJjRSDAY EVENING, at
" O'clock punctuaIy for Drills. Prompt attendance i
III requested from al the uctSc aud active honorary mem
rnv30 If W. IRWIN uoDGSON Ii Cong
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PRIZE BOAT BUILDER %N
8 OF THE SOUTH ua7T'1s-
n NTAEFDNV NIgieFS, La.,

Will furnish at the notice. hui on the most approved
models Pleasure and Race Yachts Club and Skeleton Row
Boats Ship Schooner and Steamboat faws Sk1s anu no"
Bosts of all descriptions brilt the shortest notice
Also hand
Oars SpNrs. Blocks, and everything appertamng 10 h"et
fitting on and for sale at the wes* market prices
n2Sly
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HEADQUARTERS LOUISIANA militia,
AdiutAIt Generals Office. :
n, New Orleans, April q 1861.
II ORDERS No. 1O5- FOUR REGlMENIS OF
received and mustered into the service OF
ILL Army under the requiston by companies
rs Companies Batalions will rendezvous
al the city delay and will 70 the
Adiuant General. Hy order of : aa-
-' THOS. o. MOORE,
Governor C0mmander-in Chief.
NJ GR1vor Adjutant and Inspector General La a2i If
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-30
Nem OrlGalrs 4uIlg Orestent
GptQI Snttll1Qentt.

THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 30, 1851.
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Blair's St. Louis Regiment.

Lgv TIE sotrnwEsrEnS AID ANERIoAx LIVES.
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Qarttular Notttes,
OFFICE or TIE Board OF UyDEpU

oTioE NEW ORLEANS JACKSON CHEAT NORTHERN
RAILROAD COMPANY,
- New Orleans, May %, l9Gl !
or4;S',sS No,iGs No Shippers OF Freight-Iiaving
hahs,u through Tariff to the places famed below VIZ
hyhchhnF Petersburg Richmond Norfolk and Cy Point we
withOHt delay. r & wi VII u ,uc III ''''s'N
MytL General unerInteudcnt.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-30

Dear Sirfhe boy eoge perfectly cured Of the rupture
he Is one king on Deer EIeeK c, ~ "8
much work any man W. l. MAA'h7' 'i' ~
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ss- -DudLey ,Loage- 10. 6e, e.. and a.. A...--
HARDNM,s. .NLELE- AVID LIGHT INFANTR,

HARDEE'S RFFLE AND LIGHT INFANTRY
rAGrlGSl ILLUSTRATED EDITION.
II Won want the Illustrated Edition Of IIrce's Rife and
Light ltartry Iactcs embracing The choos Of the Solder aud
Company, COMPLETE tend 81 fer copy s. for six
copies the undergnd and they will be promptly for ward
ed By return mail.
As Col Har!ee has Informed that he has recently taken
out C0pyTgh and that reYsed edition will be issued
undtr his direction supply ORDERS from this date,
any party exceeding six copies Address
myI5 2wtW j. l. POWER, Jackson Miss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-30

m7~DR SHERMAN respectfully informs ruptured persons
or those ruptued slaves that he returned to the city
and NAV be found at his Office No. TO- CHARLES STREET,
New Orleans prepared relieve and cure all cases OF rupture
by the eppcation Of his PATENT SILVER TRUSS and CUR
hTIvE, MIXTURE my6 ly&W
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VOLUME XIV.
N(ilitQrw 9lOtitrs,

4 TEE tVAR!-VTEWS OF PENSACOLA, A,tk
VA Fnrt% RARANGAS, MCRAE and PICKENS; OF IVA
VI ~. % %s9pa9les there-mrennn ades" Ge+cGnt F0Fgs
LII finrS 'EhHsseurs Pied Mississippi Ala Halzh1
bhnlI Regiments and OF the =. FIee-3g different
ErHphic Views, taken by accomplished artist the spot
c now on hie at the following Peter 1lAweS G8 Camp
r r. Wtrieth and Camp lhos. Il Whi>e, l05 Canal :;
Victor tIe'te, u Camp Geo Ellis H. q. SesOn
81 Camps hloomfed steel 20 Camp Sutterey8 depot
under II Carts Hotel NapremoulB depot, under Odd fel
lows Hall A. L. Blnrkm4r It Bro "A Camp; Iolle & Co.. 81
Exchange Place Peter ODonncll G Camp and Eatitrs,
next to old Post
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-14
Court Of General Sessions.
Before Judge McCunn.


Nov 11.-As soon as the court was opeacd the Grand
Jary panel called and tho requisite nuntcr chosen to.
perform he duties Of Grand Jurors during the present
Mir. Thomas s. Young appointed foreman. The City
Judge, in brief Dat Lucid charge pointed OF tht di-
ties observing that ey to retire tlei, with
their nilds ike sheet Of white paper, ppI whih preju-
dee, passNn, bias aik or no. icor hat
been able to make single ssraw lie called their aten-
tinn
10 the law relating to usrry.
To Tie statute making II msdemeanor the part Of
public edccrs fer receiving greater fees than such are
all ~ cd by law.
f. the eclion law prevent bribery and corruption
ut elections.
10 the act To Suppress intcmperance and to regulate
the saic Of mtox.cat!ong liquors.
10 al act prevent fraud in the sale Of tickets upon
steamships and other vessels
ana The & ttateaga;ast lotteries.
The numbers Of for trial the calendar OF this
court the first Of the month as roiaws-Mur-
der 20 forgery, 10 burglary, o. eand larceny, A. TO-
lonlos assault AID battery, IL slianeous such
robbery, arson hgamy and the like II: making in all
10 PRISON cases Besses thsso there Is very large
number Of bah coming in MONTH, for trial. that
you viii perceive there s abundance o. mc. Tor you and
the Court this term. His Honor corcliaed hns-Your
body is changcabc in its organization, dspscimg its
members monthly yet each pSne i'll succession having
full power over ovcry Gepa: TN Mt Of municipal az
fairs, both civil AID criminal to examine into their
sacred position which you hold ard the privacy
which accompanies your proceedings, protected
tiai or other influences, and from the malice Of
those cn whose head you may cast just cc.sure by
yeur appropriated feelings against them You must TO-
fleet however, gentlemen that II s not because you
poet person CT guilt that you mrst brand that person
with the infamy Of indic ucpt: for the VEG ocy Of
the law Itself is, that the hidcous the eircum
stare Of the offence, much the your generous
nature viii PROMPT you to be ncredulous OF IT'S perpetra
ton Therefore. unless true conviction in your minds
will satisfy yourselves that there is evidence enough
cenvic baoio petit Jury II is your boundcn duty dis
miss the charges. Ga e contrary, however, IL your
minds conviccn supersedes all doubt, and you believe
there is sufficient evidence place Offenders trial be-
petit jury "a you arc usrcservcdy bond to End
true bills against heni no mater Of what rank II life,
what controlling power they may possess iou To
decide by sober ami deliberate understandings
and hold the baaacc equal between tho citizen the crii
nal and tic laws
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-14

THE HAMILTON STREET WIrE MURDER CAsE.--Coroner
Jacknan held inquest at the New York Ifsptal yes
terday, upon the body Of Mary Anne Weber native Of
England, aged twenty ninc years, who was beaten to
death BY hcr hoeband, Peter Webbar, at No 30 Ham-
ton street a few nights ago The evidence went to
show, that the afternoon GGd evening Of the 4th.
INST tho deceased and her husband continually
quarrellng and lighting. About midnight loud screams
AID cries OF "mudcr, watch" were heard proceeding
from the occupied BY deceased The he2hpoTs De-
came alarmed. and entering tho apartment deceased
found lying the door, bleeding proirsey from o
down stairs eyc,Aiming 81 have killed my wIfe with
the adza where is the dcctorf Tie oviuc.co against
the prisoner bong conclusive the jury renfcicd YER
die, &c Hoah from injuries received az the hands of her
husband Peter Weber, November q, 1851 The &C
cused DO appeared truly pencnt, confessed his guilt
~ tho eorouc and stated that he native of Ham
bnrg AGED tliy eight years He committed 10 tho
Tomhs 10 await lie action Of the Grand Jury
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-14

Referring to the present crisis in America ard TO he
opportunity OF Canada advantage by it, he Cid not use
tao word OBJ oFtury oensivey but rather as an equi
taept for duty; for was Canadas duty tae adya-
tage 81 the new state Of things which had arisen among
her American roighbors. lie dsclanei against HE
press C Canada being the parrots and echoes the
tnslsh pes, particularly the IoaGop press. Three
tnosho ss distance was too great for Canada to catch
all her inspiration from They cogd not al.Crd 10 wait
tor the arrival Of London PACKET in order
10 decide matters which arc among themselves
Ieogfe possessing seventh portion Of the West
ern hemisphere should not wait for the rfsts
81 the ahtic ocean 10 dispe before they could see for
themselves The Old World Inhabitants could not and
60 not, properly understand the Institutions Of the New
World and hence the necessity OF the government Of
Canada at the present crisis TO feel her own response
billy, and act up to H. lie concluded by cxcaitn NC
against ali and everything in any way offensive to the
Americans, and Trusted that part British America
might ever be afiic 81 with civil war such as is Low
dis'rac:irs that country bordering upon them but that
CaAaea might ever have one interest nationality.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-14

Nav GoryRS,EST TELEGRAPH MoyEMESTs.-Anson p
etacer ,enGeat OF the Western Union telegraph
lines has been apponted Brigade QHartafmasler, with
the rank Of Captain and detailed to take charge q ell tho
telegraph lines h,,orsng 70 or in Use by the GOV
uis baadauarteis w be Cleveland, Ohio. An dssstant
nonent VIII b. appointed in each miltrsy depart
mcnt T. r. fckcrt has been appointed Assistant Super
ntondent OF the ircs Ia the department Of the Pot mac
Mr. Stager Of tho meet thorough electricians IN the
country having been OF the leading sprrs IN the
Pacific telegraph line just completed lie is SuNcrn-
tcndaut Of the ucs west Of Ptsbutg and hdii ~ and
has accepted the POST the urgent solicitation d General
McCItlau-ir staGef haYing been thro gh Western yr.
ginia personally sareriatndng the construction oi ls
telegraph there with General Accieliau.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-09-12
Clothing.
CUSTOM TAILORING ICONS
W. W. MCCALL.

W w. MCCALL,
CRAMT0N & NICHC IS BLOCK. Up STAIRS.
Would give notice o his friends and the public
eral first class Gov
cLoI III lMPQk NG AND JOBBING HOUSES,
IN New ork; whereby samples OF the latest STYLES
OF goods designed for geHtlemen's wear are being
received, and on hand for inspection.
The very best of French, English and American
o V Z r C. ATING
winch Will be made up at very low prices
DRESS CLOTHS every shade, quality and price to
chose from, which will be made up il styIe that il
just takes Mccall to make
PANT AND BUSINESS sun GOODS
Comprising over One Hundre mt stvIes of
latest designs. ''' "
VESTINGS VESTINGS
Gentlemen leaving their orders al this establish
ment nave several advantage: In HAVING their
garments made by the best Mechanics also emf in
superior style, and warranted to fit no old sheIf
goods but every order new. direct from the Citv as
the customer may select ''J "0
call Is respectfully solicited and especially from
tne most asudious in dress it gives the subscriber
pleasure 70 suit them
BT-Cutting done tor others 10 make
Rutland. Jan. 10. 1861 o,t
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-09-12

NOTICE is hereby given that application
the town of Mount Tabor and annex the western
mari the same to tie town OF Dandy. % .3w
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-09-12

y UGGLES, ATWOOD & CO.'S
IA STOCK OF GOODS
Are now offered sale prices suited to the times
The stock consists of
FURNITURE.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
CARPETS,
OIL CL0THSI
NATS,
MAInNos.
BOOKINGS
UIHnL>TERING MATERIALS.
CEOCKERY,
GLASS WARE
WOODEN WARE
SHADES aud
WINDOW FIXTURES
PAPER HANGINGS.
Sc. &c, &c.
The above stock is large and will sold so as to
GKEArER INDUCEMENTS TO PURCHASERS
than ean'be found elsewhere in the State
SAVING. TURNING, PLANNING.
and SCROLL WORK done at the Rutland Chair
CKAMroN, BARRETT & NICHOLS,
aug3ld&wu Committee,
w RIA P P Nc PAPER !
The largest, cheapest aud rest assortment of
WRAPPING PAPER ever offered III Rutland this
day received, TO which the attention Of Merchants
w " '' GEO A. FUTILE co
sept :, 1861.
GONG BOOKS FOR THE MILLION. embracing
- atriotic sentimental. Comic and Negro song
Fer sale 10y IUTTLE& CO.
l'OOh BOOKS O ,4rioo- kind, fer sale bv
y FUTILE & co.
TCyENILE UlFl BOOKS. TOY BO0ks and
y rKIMtIiS tor .alebr FUTILE 60
SCHOOL ARDS and REWARDS OF MERIT
> for safe b, IIIiLE 8 60
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-09-12
/. ID. Cole.

rL . T HI Nc CLOTHING 4,
~ We would invite the attention of the public 10
our large stock OF
MEMS AND BOYS CLOTHING
Adapted TO Spring aud summer wear II contains
many new Styles.-G Gods that cannot fail 20 suit
purchasers.
FURNISHING GOODS
We have the finest display Of GENrI GOODS ever
offered III this vicinity. Just receciveh
Tn ( UNION ora VIA r.
Showing he D.. STAR and Stripe
HATS ANB CAPS
=. A gIeat 'aTety, All the new styes Spring style
TRUNKS, yALISEs. TRAVELLING BAGS. &c
We receive these goods direct from the mandatory
and sell them a; 4 ~fnaI advance
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT.
a choice selection Of ByO0dcIoLhs. CastiUfyss ana
F<srHgs with al the noFe4tit. OF the season All OF
which vii be made into garment 10 order in a ~
PeuCT manner.
d COLE
dw-ma} Merchants Exchange Rptland Vt
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-09-12

All persons hing to enlist for the purposes spe
Gifted above must present to the recruiting officer
certificate from regular Physician Surgeon es-
ablshing their fitness for service according to rules
aud regulations established by law.
". F. COREY.
3G2w lst Lieut.. and Adj't
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-09-10

real amls Heel aud tr growu 81
to~ u 4Eas. sasais lave ngh..
y been ekieiapoiseJ II ll,e large Pa'lor
riays. Dancs, Charasles Ioncsrs Tab
haua, shs3aw fieIgrcs Fancy Dress
han ln,e q ihef iam elserel lAe
geae la Ihm There have teen
sSrar ls semmIs y Moaui Eqai.
ms. 20 ,be Caee b skinuers Hollow. %
pcer kuaa 10 Tie Marble Qaarfies. 70
Ne.f l'oal aa3 10 noantF Glen. THIS
AHsier i pj ibe aaes, sport 10 Boufne
auA lyt Brook ia lhe 3auenkill and IN
fbe Equinox Trout Pond. and the Artist
and lhc A0'lof haye found caugsuial SUBJ
i9r ea anl pencil ia short, Man-
chester BIAS established Itself o. iayor.te
summer resort ami If it's % successful
aoa. lal uili b te when the times prove
better ID.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-09-10
WAR NEW s.

Thursday.
Baltimore, Sept. T.
A copy Of the Richmond dispatch of
Tuesday received by flag Of truce 1T
Old Point contains The following items -
a dispatch from Charleston dated Sun
day night says a brig laden with rum and
coffee run the blockade on Sunday morn
ing. Also vessel with fruit.
The ship Alliance which arrived at
Beaufort last week is spoken Of by the
Examiner as laden with arms, ammunition,
thread, quicksilver, &C.
No mention is made Of the illness OF
JEFF Davis.
Philadelphia, Sept 4.
Five vessels were seized By the L. S.
Marshall Today under the confscaiion act
Cincinnati, Sept. !.
Yesterday the L. $. Marshal seized the
interest Of citizens of rebel States IN mer-
chandize, nov for sale on commission in
this city, amounting to 10000 dollars.
New York, Sept 4.
Eight more vessels were seized to-day
by government officers.
a detachment Of one hundred recruits
for The "a New Hampshire regiment ar
rived and left for Washington this morn
ing. The 81 n. H. regiment arrived in
the steamer Connecticut Of Norwich line
this morning and we're transferred to Hamp.
stead where they will form The first install
ment Of grand camp of instruction under
Gen. Sherman.
-Four compinies Of sharp shooters inclo-
ding Mass. and Michigan corr lef for tie
South today.
A special dispatch to the Post says that
a person just from Richmond states that
the arch traitor JEFF Davis died a, Rich
mond last week.
a dispatch from Rozenerans speaks
very cneonragiugly Of affairs ~ western
Virginia.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-09-10
REVIEW OF TIE SEASON.

II, as Young says, /" 'ris greatly wise
10 talk with our past hours, and ask them
what report" &c, il may be no less pru-
dent to say word or two respecting our
nearly past season. The report, or re-
view, will show that, even in these Hard
Times Manchester as place Of summer
resort, stands A in The public esiima-
lion. While other places Of summer re-
sort have been but half filed, and some
less than that, Manchester has during the
entire season been full Of visitors
The two Holels--lhc Equinox House and
yanderlips Hotel haze no. had vacant
room and DIR. l.. II. Sp~gue's Water
Cure Establishment has been well pat
rOniEed, and all express their high sense
Il the beaehts derived from tliat lnsti-
tuition. The number Of charming chill
dren seen daily in irn, Of the Equinox
tells plainly cnoagh that parents think il
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-09-10
THE NATIONAL FAST.
STATE OF VERMONT.
BY HIS EXCELLENcY THE GOVERNOR,
A PROCLAMATION.

- "A - vi IslhNIO4A
BY HIS ExCELLENcY THE GOVERNOR,
A PROCLAMATION.
In response 10 the Proclamation Of the
President Of the United States, / do here
by earnestly recommend to the people of
this Commonwealth, the observance of the
last Thursday Of September next as dag
Of HUMILIATION, Fasting, AND PRAYER.
Let us recognize the hand of God iu
the present naional calamity, and deplore
before him our own and our national sins,
which have provoked his righteous judy
menls,
Let Us invoke, with deep contrition, his
mercful interposition, and humbly bescech
him to remove from the nation his chast-
eninS rod" For the Lord viii not cast
off forever but though he cause grief,
yet Will he have compassion, according TO
the Multitude Of bis mercies.'
With a confident belief in his faithful
ness to those who call upon him in SINGER
ity and truth, let US unite in fervcnt sup
plications that he will give wisdom and
firmness and Judgment to our national adj
ministration that he viii turn away
backward tie hosts Of the wicked who
consprcd TO overthrow our government -
that he will restore TO us the blessings Of
peace, and so override the present san
culinary troubles as to advance the cause
Of truth and righteousness, and thus per-
petuate our national existence and pros
perity.
Given under my hand and the s5al Of
the State, at St. Johnsbury, this twen-
ty sixth day of August, in the year Of our
Lord One Thousand Eight Hundred and
Sixiy-one, and of The independence of the
United States the Eighty-sixih.
ERAsTUS FAIRBANKS.
By His Excellency the Governor
Gro A. MERRILL, Secretary IF Girl
and Military Afairs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-09-10

BENNINGTON County FAIR The
Fair held at North Bennington on Thurs
day and Friday lat was well attended
The display Of cattle, sheep and horses,
was very credimble. The fruit aud ycge-
table department was hardly as good as
We have seen heretofore.
The Ladirs Department eyineeI much
industry and skill among the fair contrib
ulors.
Ga Friday, the address by HARTMAN
CANrIrLp, Esq, Of Arlington, was list
encd to with marked attention. The adj
drcss gave general satisfaction. We learn
that it Is soon to be published, and hence
refrain from further comments at present.
We hope that the practice of publishing
the address win become permanent. We
shall probably publish list Of the leading
prizes next week.