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RAILROADS..


HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD-FoR ALBANY AND
IL Iruy, connecting with trains North aud West Trains
leave
CHAMBERS sTRhET. PROM rHlnTy FIRST STREET.
xprcss and II A. and 7:25, 1880 A. ~ and 800
800 and y Vi. b.25 y. VI.
Troy 4 seny with sleep 1913 r NJ. Sundays In.
ifr catsl, s:tb r NJ. cluded.)
cpsie train, 7O A. A. NJ, 1880 and 4:.J T. VI.
n, ~ NJ. and r. NJ.
Pfekskill uain b:.0 L. NJ $50 l.. NJ.
sing sing train, $3.50 and 80 and i55 +. NJ.
M.
J. SMITH, Superintendent.
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CEO. vANDENBoFF, ESQ,
NJ
RR0OKLiN tYBENEUh
WEDNESDht ENEEiNu, February 8.
VIII ~ HIS great
"UNloE f0Eh"
Also, from Dickens, tho .aughghle
DICK sWINELLEG AND lhE MAF0AIOsE39"
Tickets ~ cents 10 be had Gar Prog and Lem
music stores and III RAbcack'A bookstore Fulton
and w Roses bookstore, and DuGaassr3 dug stoF
Atlantic street, aud AZ ne door.
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hrC1 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS WILL FIND at
4 Va EAistse q. B0RDAS, frpm Paris aud Lond0n, a
chsac snt large assortment 81 ladies' ana chduns nder
CothIg rsrtd st0cA garden tromuns1e
Cloh3g ctolta and babes gttcr ne Wis fssator
Ou,fis the shortest notice. stamping Tor En-
lr0tdSrg 6ua Emotlcertua Done able prices
ladies' material Tho only where he mad tha
genuine French IOuAve costume FOR children. tases ~,
Tended ~ ther s0Ge application, with aerns aud
eZnbrcs cs 81 al descriptions. NO 4o11 broadway.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-04-25

RETALIATIoS.-0n Wednesday, the
18th inst, the Chief Of Police Of Gin.
cinati seized quantity Of armi
shipped to Arkspsas. 1t was found
that there we're Eve eases consigned
to Messrs. johnson & Rhsa, Napole.
Cd, Ark, reshipped from the Fannie
McBurnie TO the Glendale, and thirty
cases received by the Ohio No. 3, al
Marietta, from the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad. Immediately upon
Learning Of this scizpre, toe Mayor Of
Fort Smith, Ark, telegraphed to the
Mayor Of Cincinnati as follows:
Poxr SMITH, Ark, April II.
The Mayor of Cincinnati:
Cincinnati stops Arkansas guns
Arkansas stops paying debts 10 Gin
cinuati. 1t is the act of cowardly
enemy to steal arms Of an adversary.
r. N. JOHNSON,
Mayor of Fort Smith.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-04-25
To Arms!--

TO ArmS!-
For several days this county has
been intensely agitated, preparing
ior A'e conflict that the Washington
dynasty has inangursied. Until the
reception Of the abolition demand
for $4,000 troops to suhjogste the
Soutb, there VAS no unusual ex.
element here, but on reception Of
that declaration Of war, the Whole
aspect OF affairs was changed, end
immediate steps were taken for the
formation OF Companies, whose
services should be rendered. to the
Southern Confederacy. The ranks
OF the ono in this place, the Fay
etteville Guards, are nearly full
numbering, as they do, over one
hundred names. Another, tn e
Lynchturg Rangers. we are told
is rapidly filling up. And another al
Multeriy,and yet another at Blooms
Hill, is in the process Of formation
and We are advised will soon be
b
completed. Onr people ere now
united--politicsl barriers are broken
down. and but one spirit, deter.
mination 10 protect Southern homes
and defend Southern honor, ami.
mates ell.
A large end enthusiastic meet.
ing was held at the courthouse last
Saturday, followed on Monday By
still larger and more enthusiastic
/ gathering. The interest Of the
Ia tier was increased by the pres.
ence Of the Mountain Boys, q com.
pany from Winchester, headed By
+ brass band, and the Lynchbure
Rangers. The ladies also graced
! the occasion with their presence
Syirit-siIrring speeches were made
which were listened to with rspi
attention, save when Interrupted by
bursts Of applause.
The companies that have been
formed in this County, zee made up
Of the best material, and would do
honor 10 sny corps 10 the world
We are promised lists Of the Dames
| in time for our oext.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-04-25
Description and Pedigree.

PALO ALTO is beautiful iron gray, full
l6} hands high. years old the lst day Of
June next. and in form and action will COM
pare favorably with any horse IN the country.
PALO ALTO was got by imported Albion.
dam Leviathan. grand dam Wild Medley.
great grand dam by Peace Maker. and be by
Old Diomed. Her dam by the Georgia Twigg.
and he by Janus; her dam by Boxer, by Old
Medley. eTPalo ITO is in fine healths, and
a sure foal-getter. lie covered IS mare East
Spring, and nearly all Of them are in fcaJ
and bis colts compareas favorab.y as any in
the country bred FIVE mares myself ar
they are all in foal. JAMES Ii. TAYLoR.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-04-25
FAYETTEVILLE, TENN :
Thursday Morning. april Is, 1861,
Proclamation BY the Goyeraor.

IF0CfdmdtlOn D! tnt UOVerhor.
Gov. Harris bias issued the follow
Ing proclamation, .conveniug the Leg
islature in extra session at Nashville
to-day (TbuIsday:)
WHEREAS, an alarming and danger.
Gus usurpaiion OF power by the Pres
ident Of the United States has pre-.
eipiiated state Of Val between the
sovereign States of America.
Therefore, |, IsHAM G. HARRIS,
Governor Of the State Of Tennessee,
by virtue Of the power and authority
10 me vested by the Consultation, Dc
hereby require the Senators and Rep
reseptatiyes OF the two houses of the
General Assembly Of said State. Il
convene at the Capitol in Nashville
on Thursday, the 25th inst, 1861. al
u o'clock Nj. to legislate upon such
subjects as may then be submitted Il
them.
In testimony whereof,
ST. 6 have hereunto set my band
and caused the great seal o
~ the State TO be Affixed oil
the Department at Nashville, Oh THU
the 18th day of April, A. D. 1861.
IsHaM G. Harris.
By the Governor:
j. E. r, Ray, Secretary OF State.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-04-25

DIscovERy OF SLAVE PLor.--An
order was received by the firm oil
Aerinan & Co., Main street, frem
Ssnstosia, Mississippi, for arms. etc.
Accompanying the order was state
mept that 6 plot was discovered 10 Sc
naisbia to enticc some negroes to ia
surreetion; the cowardly aboliiionis!s
Hed. but the negro ringlea6ers or chief
abettors being discovered, one Of
them is said to have been shot and
another hung. Mempkis Argus.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-04-25
Fighting at BaItimsre.

The telegraph brings as mourniu1
news from Baltimore. Eastern troops
passing through that way on their
way South we're resisted by the in.
censed people, and a Bloody eight en.
sued. But for such vile Abolition
spirits as Governor Hicks and Henry
Winter Davis, Maryland would have
been prepared TO resist in the proper
way the passage Of Northern troops
over her soil.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-04-25
Appalling intelligence

The news by telegraph is deeply
painful to every patriotic, psaos
and order loving heart. The country
is indeed 10 the midst Of q revo-
luton SO appalling 10 charscter that
DO man can fully realizs it. The
people in every part Of the North
ara diligently preparing for armed
invasion upon the South. The peo-
pc Of the South are promptly pre-
pairing for the defence Of their homes,
and kindred. All good people hoped
Tor better things, but now the last
ray Of hope has disappeared. Now
is .hs day for action.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-04-25
Inselyent Notice.

DURSUANT TO an order Of the Clerk of
Il the County Court Of Lincoln county,
Tenn. upon the suggestion of the s.lministra-
tor of the estate Of James H. Davidson. dec.
Of the insolvency Of said decedents estate:
notice is hereby given to all persons having
claims against said estate to present them to
the Clerk Of said Court, authenticated. on or
before the 14th day Of Sept, 1861, for
pro rata distribution. or they will DO forever
6eba-red. G.. C. MCKINNEY, Admir-.
March IA.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-04-25
A New Commissioner to Washing.
ton.

MeNreoMERY, April 12.-Gen
Renesu and Col. Ben McCullcch pro.
pose tcatbe President ane Cabinet oil
the Confederate States to proceed as
soon as possible TO Washington sith
force Of rs. 1000 men, who will meet
there according toa concerted plan, and
:ake Winfield Scott and Lincoln pris.
oners. Gel. MeCullocb has already
10000 men with arms and hearts
sufficient.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-04-25

WAsnINsToN, April 1.-The fol-
lowing 10 the proclamation issued BY
the President:
Whereas, The laws Of The Uoifed
States have been and are nos op-
posed in several States, by conbi.
nations too powerful to be suppressed
in the ordinary way. ] therefore
call forth the militia Of the several
States Of the Union to the aggregate
Of $4,000 to suppress said combine
tons aud execute the laws. / ap-
peal to all loyal citizens to facilitate
and aid this effort to maintain the
laws and the integrity Of the National
Union, and the perpeiuity Of popular
Government, and to redress wrongs
that have long been endured.
The first service assigned to the
forces will be to repossess the forts,
places and property that have been
seized from the Union. The utnest
care will be taken consistent With
the object to avoid devastation and
dest ruefion, or interference with the
property Of the peaceful citizens in
any part Of the country; and ] hereby
command persons, composing the
aforesaid combinations to dispense
within twenty days from this date.
] hereby convene both. Houses Of
Congress for the fourth Of July next,
to determine upon measures which
ths public safety demands.
Signed:
ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
President.
By W. 81. SEwARp, Sec. Of State.
4
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-04-25
The Thorough Bred Horse
PALO ALTO

n" ILL stand the present sea son at the
w stable of James Fl. Tay lor. near Cruise
f Riiey's Store. IA miles east Of Fay ettsville,
and miles west OF Salem. and owing to the
hardness of the times will serve mares at tho
reduced price of Fifteen Dollars by the in
surance, payable when the fact is sscertained
or the property transferred. The season has
commenced and will end the FIRST of July. All,
possible care taken to prevent accidents, bus
no liability should any occur.
March 4-tMl5+. TAYLOR q co.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-04-25

The Boston Herald says one hun.
dred young men have left that city
for the South within a few days, A.
recruits Cor the army Of the Confede-
rate States.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-04-25

Iut FOfuHIttT DIdtt ID MuttUu''''
Her People ready to defend The
South.
From all parts Of the State we hear
the most cheering intelligence 10 re-
gard to the organising Of military
companies lsr the defence of an ep-
pressed people. Before one week
from to-day there will be force Of
fifty thousand brave Tennessseans
organized to resist to the bitter end,
the Cloths and Vandals Of the !reach.
erous North Nashville Gazette.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-04-25
LATEST NEWS !!
Great Military Preparations!
JOHNSON'S MESSAGE STOPPED |!

j0hNSON'S MESSAGE STUFFED +!
WASHINGTON, April a. Efforts
are still making to concentrate a
formidable military force in and
around Washington, prepared for all
emergencies, Information continues
to be received Of secret plots in va
rious localities in Maryland aud vis.
ginia,;o seize persons filing tho high
est Offices 10 the Government.
Montgomery advices indicate that
the Confederate Congress-, on re.as.
ssmbline, will forthwith declare war.
WARRINGTON, April To- The fol.
lowing is the form of a call on the
respective State Governments FOL
troops, issued through the War De.
pertinent to-day:
S,R: Under the act Of Congress
for calling out the militia to execut.
the laws of the Union, to suppress
insurrection, repel 10 vssion, &C.. Up.
proved February 18th, 1895. 1 have
the honor 10 request your Excellen'
ICY to cause to be Immediately de.
tsched from the militia of your State
the quota designed in the table be.
low, to serve as infantry OF riaemeu
for . period Of three months. if not
sooner discharged. Your Excellency
will please communicate to me the
time ut about which your quota will
be expected at its rendezvous. as it
will be met IS soon as possible by
an officer or officers to hust,r it in
to the service and pay Of the
United States. At the same time
the oa.h Of fidelity to the United
States will be administered to every Of
ficer and man The mastering efficers
will be instructed to receive none in.
to the rank Of commissioned officers
who is 10 years apparently over 45
or under l8 years Of age, or who is
not in physical strength and vigor.
The quota to each State 10 ss follows:
Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont,
Rhode Island. Connecticut, Delaware.
Arksnaas, Michigan, Wisconsin, Iowa,
Minnesota, one regiment each; Mas
sachusests, North Carolina and Ten
nessee, two regiments each; New
York, seventeen regiments; Pennsyl-
vania, sixteen regiments; Ohio, tdir.
teen regiments; New Jersey, Mary
land, Kentucky, Missouri, four reg
iments each; Virginia three regiments.
1t is ordered that each regimen,
shall consist on an aggregate Of 780
officers and men.
Governor Harris received a dis.
patch from the Secretary Of War, al
Washington as follows:
TO HIS ErceAsncy lsHAM G. HAIR
BIS, Governor Of Tennessee.
Call made on you by to.night's
mail for two regiments Of militia for
immediate service.
SIMON CAMERoy,
Secretary Of War.
Gov. Harris, soon after bis arrival
10 the city responded in the following
noble manner by telegraph:
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT..
Nashville, Tenn, April II, 1861 {
Hon. Simon Cameron, Secrtorycf Wor.
Washington, D. c.
Sin: Your dispatch of the 10Th
INST, informing me that Tennessee
. called upon for two regiments oil
militia for immediate service, is re.
:eived.
Tennessee will not furnish single
nan for purposes Of coercion, bu. 3d.
700, if necessary for the defense Of
! Al
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-04-25

Sale Of Z Negro
Next Saturday, il viii be rsmem-
bsred, very valuable negro is to So
sold at the courthouse.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-04-25

Hon. 6Sasos Camsen, Secretary Of War,
Washington. D. G.
Your dispatch is received. IL
answer, | say emphssically, Kentusky
will furnish no troops for the wicked
purpose Of subdsing her sister South
ern States. Yours.
B. NAGoyTIN, 0sv. Kentucky.
RALElGH. N. @. April Is, 1861.
TO the Secretary Of War:
Your dispatch baa been received,
and il it is genuine, which. its ex-
traordinary character leads me to
doubt, have to say in reply that,
regard a levy Of troops for the
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-04-25
Sale Of 4 Negro

By W. b. SEWARD, Sec. Of Stat,
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DtArlls.

H. ihls .ilagr, frflay. Nvs PM, HEsEr
ptr a.. al, .os = lirury Z aul u. = : May
* nr,,tls- a4d q Ss
a. saiplyfi iui ihafslAY. Nov 18th. snid'n-
D h.a ,ussi al - lsr tesNs., LDGsn GEifFis.
20 ~. ! scar ~ h. agr. > as 80 se'rr sln0'
thr father gs t,ysarssi Nz- likrB sicA and 'ii'l.
LEAVING r. an.i thae etil,irra. al otuefrass
he ansu - tiie a,uurniag iitisis. younger
hnriief wss 'akea away. Ae~ there atr ia at
liil s,v mother aui ouls sister 10 nVurn over
"a. AelaIfel
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List of Letters

DEMlISlNG ia the Pit ufacc a, Factory
IL Point, LeceH,l,rr Z. 1851
oENTLKNFNs' list
Rpheft Rrotdtseni. Jauie, g.othe.
Gardner Briggs y Co, NJ. W Govt,
Francis utsk.us. john Noulm n,
John knster, Jolm q. Sfr, enson.
J II. spiupaiug. Messfs. 5 Oue & Co,
W. 4. ", Eiry.
LADIES list.
Ms. r. Amdon, Miss Loyin, A. Howe.
N y AliLlbcth Krnanu. 2
A.G. c. gT. = ".
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DuRs & BURTON SEMINARY.

nURg * BURTON SEMINARY.
HE WINTER TERM Of This Institution will
commence WEDNESDAY Z. NJ, December | /
aud continue thirteen weeks
REy. }. b. NICKHAM, Principal
kEv S0LON ALBEk, Teacher Of Latin and
Greek.
GEORGE RIG HARRISON, Teacher II Mathe
m,iicai aud English branchts.
French, Drawn. aud Music will bc taught by
4 lady Of xErence.
Pupils OF both sexes can I've accommodated with
r,.otns and board nj the seminary. The PriHci-
pal and his t,mily, With the Sc era teachers n
10th departments, coust ute With these ole tenI-
ily. and are regulated accordingly.
Fur circulars giving information as to terms
&c, address the Principal
! Manchester. Nav 80. 1861.
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VI
DIR spaAGuE weuld respectfully inform the
inhabitants ~ Manchester aud vicinity. Who arc
suffering from CHROME pl~e,srinary form. ih,t
he Intends 10 hye, his wArkR-CueE open during
he winter Cor thu treatment d patients The
la hug rooms sn furnished with stoves, and al
ways warm Coll Hsaiher is favorable for
speedy recovery 10 many diseases which depend
ou relaxed stateuf the merry ,u~ System and Nus
sular + il res; alrts All Female complaints rupe
amber this head, aud cures are effected ID short
er Il le ia culd Than ia warm weather. Ladics
suffering ftpm disease peculiar e their sex ARE IN
iird u Gene ina lie eufsi without the use u
Instruments, 'nppor ems, Cans'ic Of lrug Meli-
cine u any ktd
Morngns, h. to your wectiy children, who
IRE compl dning II p,in in their sides and hack,
as.a~,e If they have got curvature II the spine;
and L 81. know that they can be cured aud mnde
raikht II the Manchester Water-tu,e.
RHsuMsTisM and NEunALIGa Immediately dis
appe,r by the application Of the WARM ELherHo-
| CHEMICAL Barn. then Why te colthned 10 Inc
Ipuse and he'll AL winter aud suffer such excfm-
sfiag pain, when 50 pleasant remedy is within
your reach
| All kinds Of Chronic disease nre treated rs sue
cessfuly in Cold IN Warm weather at this Cure.
DR SPRAGug will examine and give his apil-
ION in NIL cases Of chrome disease that may call up
on him for three months ff,m the first q NoNeal-
Ter 1861, Free Of Charge. Many who are una-
ble to pay the expense If an 1t ending physician
can avail themselves Of this chance and cure them
selves at home.
| Pa tents will he visited and treated al their res
| licences, if required. on reasonable terms
All letters Of inquiry or descriptive II eases
win he strictly coafdeaitai. and cbccrfu'ly an
swcrcd. l.. II. SPRAGUE, Nj. L.,
MANCHESTER, VT.
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efct tea - Eaisf SOS 49, d.
5fed = bssns rais ie-aif
Tie GvwIal AS ~ aly cool ani
eaaAm NJ lna.h isl sti lssa a.ait,
l.ui 5, 81 aia, o.e asnl j p a.asf aiea
ll.as s,xf r,s,a rssas,Fegsaeat and eld
sa6a 81 8 ral toe,s 49, uriatH~
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s. Z. a..i ]. i..8 . - inni totu. g..
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SO - p,as,.a 81 l0e eseas.td
~ orl,r y Goa. G.ags ca ljnmnh q
.nA & - Is. a.sisttare tr e.-sl- q - &.
- u h,el Ii l,sn lrtrn ~ u 'l'r
lsairrs. Tie cam trisne y asao, eas
slnp,a r.idled Niil. ga let. a.d tn Co..
eralo was tloaeushly ii ail j. Cen
Bragg bid lrclafed 90 SIS troops that he
NO "a ue,er SURRENDER aliyc. and the
afrale,i ulhu.ia,u pr ysi',l among lli'-
men. On Tar,'lay Grn Iirass w..ali rn-
rnee Col. lroan IN trm and had .
large i,r,e on re Island. - a. - TAX bun
10 tie nar. Ii t. gemraly b lie,, i l,cr.
ilisi an atii,n lns taken place IT Pc''sa-
cola. b,awr, onr war ve-,tl. aun reliel.,
and that Bragg las been whipped P'ii-
sacoa oaruet, aid probably Bragg
vho.e iurcc captured. Tie drspaiel'e-
have no ptared end Or beginning, and
arc very measfe.
Wheeling Nay. 81
Tie full organization Of the Western
+ Virginia Convention Was completed 10
( day.
Tie work Of forming State Cou,titn.
ton has been assigned 10 u committee o.
ni,r,
There is no d,isi, n Of sentiment in re-
gard to the lorna ion OF a new State.
Business uill BE- dispatched as ia.r a
possible, and lplicaliun made 20 Go gres'
early IL lie session for admission into til,
Union.
Tie general outside opinion IS that !
gradual emancipation clause vii g adopt
cd.
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JUSTICE EXECUTIONS,
AT THE
JOURNAL OFFICE.
HOSEA FAIRBANKs' ESTATE.

HOSEA FAIRBANKS ESTATE.
STATE OF tLRMOAT. Alta PROBATE Court
Manchester district, -. holden Il, M,hch,s-
ter in and for said District, Gu the 9th day VI
November, 4. h. lsGl.
Present, Hon. II. X. Fowler. Judge.
The 4 lulnstrltor on the Estate vi
/ osea Fairbanks.
late Of Manchester, in said District, deceased
propose 10 render an account " his admInlstra-
tim.
whereupon il was ordered that said account lie
audited ~ a Probate Court, To- he holden At the
Pr, bate Office, in said Manchester, on the iast
"Wednesday Il Nov. inst, and that all persons in.
teresied in said Estate, te notified thcte,f pub
fishing copy Of the record q this order three
weeks successfully in the Manchester Journal,
printed At Manchester, which shall he deemed
sufficient notice To all persons TO appear aud
,est said application, il they zee cause.
II. X. FOWLER, Judge
A true copy Of record.
rs Attest, H. X Fowler, Judge.
VI d, SMITH vill he happy 70 wait upof
I w his old customers, AZ The
EQUINOX STORE.
/ Full assortment u goods, cheap.
/ Nos. C. 1861.
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NITANfED IMMEDIATELY
100 Able Bodied Men
FOR THE
GG.a.h R35innt d V.fn1li laIl'g.

ray AND SUBSISTENCE COMMENCES FROM
TIE DAY OF ENLISTMENT.
The pay is : - per month for full iern e SER
vice, and expenses pad, hesi les Jne Hundred
Dollars ia cash from the General Government
when honoraby discharged.
g lOD DRUMMER Is whNTTD.
Persons under twenty-oue years u aye c,nnot
enlist wi,hou a written conseni OF their parent
uister OF gnifdan,
ror further p,oticultrs inquire Of me at my Of
tse ia this place
CHARLES c. RUGGLEs.
Recruiting officer.
Pou!tncy, Nov. 20, lS6l.--S
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ia. ans Is 49, ~ ssisssas Ka iene-.
ssmkt i's-s Beslas 50 siaa
Cul.aia 4sas safs 81 Sc 'tsu o
Ynstv 81 -
Ie a. aea,e lteiss re aiaa'iaa-
,afti i N@a.t II ttfpi I n a'la !
adlras IS tsH aifs nrla a RehHoa.i,
CB patHJ Yoraoaa.
90u0trsp. arr .. .esevl 4 fos Mga-
inss "a a ol...s nzA-aa-a = ilast there
- 1910. ilI'a ll.y u,.ih go II far
nl.istapih uiarr aaar e.. 1hls ssem'
70 u.d cate ~ ssi,anee.
llal i,nore No. "a
The bot f,om Old roiid has arrived.
SIR ,siou. lhai aAs Il tssee rsai ~ g
Nst.ik. bai broagl.i back 10 ness slta'-
.svr IL RECORD - the Fon Plcbsns affair
lie 5. :. Cosallui o.. lib Gen. Boilers
o. i.ion camr inlo Han.laon koAdr yrsifr.
day.
] iIcfs,u City. Nus. ~.
For tie h-i two night, oar ~ k'ts Al
S,dalla la,e been &C. . opou By The r'.5el'
returning il - Cen. rrcc's army. The
reror, il.at Gen. Price u ndsan ing iroi
IL, osagy river u not corr e. The irn'l
seem. Is Le lhal his arny, comfo.'d q
Ali.sonrians, j. dishandins. aitd tie m'f
returning in small squads Tor Use Poris's'
II claliing themselves AMI preparing ioi
anoil,er ca,nmign. AMI Whenever The, e7'i
they c,mmil al main,r Of ouiiass %
uuios, men. A grlilrman just from Lex
ingion relpfi. tia; cry wa. full Of return
81 rebels and that there Is a steady stream
Of arrivals.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-12-03
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