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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-25

TTI0H CONSTABLE'S sALR-WM be sold Ct
III the High Constsbe's Office, on THURSDAY,
Nov 9Th. 1862, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, q lot Of House
hold Flu RNITURE, consisting of q cane-seat Rock.
or, Windsor Chairs kitchen Tables. Mattress. &c +,
to satisfy distress warrant, Cooper Va Morgan
moss GEO. A. FREEMAN, II. c. @. R.
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BY Euus,er + Barress, Aucs'rr,
T kRGE SA4M OF FRESH DRY GOODS.
l. BOOTS AND SHOES, &c, &c.-On FIJI.
UsY, the 18th inst, at orr ware lauge, connene-
lag at 10 O'Clock, will sell the iarges. GDa most
desirable assortment Of DRY G0ODa SGOEs,
Gs we have ever offered We mention in part
P,iats, Flannsls;
High Gold EouaRes and other styles Dry
Goods;
Hoop Skirts, Pins. Gloves;
Hosiersy, Hdkfs lrish Linens;
"a and 81 FulleL Cloths aud Gray Cassimsres,
splendid assortmentI
And u largo variety of other ssssonabls Dry Goodf.
Also the best assortment of Mems, Ladics, Misses
and Boys Shoes and Caters We have yet offered.
Also, an invoice of really hns Letter and Cap Pa
per These goods are fresh, very desirable. and
are well worthy the attention OF the trade.
no q SUMNER L BURREAS, Aucta.
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1 I'D inst On the Williamsburg stage road b.
Nv 3en kichmond snd Boar Swamp, bay NJ LIZ,
" ith n re sched name. sDi il marked with the let
t-r W. en- one of kia shoulders. will pay $40
for his delivery at Richards livery stable. In Rich
uoni; or 80 Re IN New Kent county, near Tun.
stalls stat:on-
no 5-6,. FLEMINa CRUMp
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-25

! FHSTaATe -Four COWS al HI sh Meadow
/ IL near Richmond They have been advertised
! before II the expenses are not paid and the Cows
taken aw&y, they will bs disposed Of immediately.
| Ai.o. gray MARE and sorrel HORSE.
! no 25-5:. w. p EARIEG.
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By WtHam5On Z Co, Aucu.
FURNITURE, &c, AT AUCTI0N.-Wil be
+ sold, at our salesroOms, Governor street, one
door above Franklin, on THURSDAY, Nov. 9Th,
1862 at 10 A. M
Fssh her Beds. Hair and shuck Mattresses
Bsdstesds. Sideboards, Stoves,
Long Kitchen Tsbls Cribs, Clocks, Hat-rsok,
One Harness making Sowing Machine, Singer
manu- 'acture.
ALSO
lot of Brocms. &c.
ALSO
a lot of superior CATERS and Bootses. Nos q
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~ NOTICE The meeting Of the stocklold
~ ers o; Ae vs. siDia Cenrsi Railroad Company
viii De he d IN tie African Church at II o'clock n
ON THUA. DAY, the 9Th inst.
J. 9AkEETT. TREASURER.
Office Va G H. "a Co kichnond, Nov q, Ie62
ROY 24~Jt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-25

ELYoANr UrY.NADI ruRMITu14 0AR.
~ PETS, &c, AT UOrIOA.-.Oo WnU
DAY. asth instant. at 10 o'clock, Qmmediassy q
T. Glles, Recovery will ssil q ny rscss: e. =
voice Of really splendid OITY-nADB FURNITURE
consisting In part Of
: sets Parlor furniture, In Drosatsl
large Rosewood Ward obe.
large Marble top Pa,lor Table.
elegant Mahogany 1u'e can
do do Wardrobe.
DO oak Z Library Case ~
do Ladies' Parlof Secretary.
do Mahogany Centre Table.
= do Piano Stools.
Gilt Frame Mirror.
large sise KAtension Table.
9 large Brussels Carpets. nearly new.
piece now Brussels Carpet and Rug.
,np.r,or Plano. in Rosewood cases. Said to
be an instrument Of superior tone and finish:
The attention of the public II particularly called
to this sale. [no 25l Z B. COOK. Aucs.
EURNIrURE At AUOTION.-On FRIDAY,
II 2Sth ipst ut 10 o'clock, will soil 1t tho ware
rooms Of Mr. J. J. Binford, on Franklin corner OF
several Mahogany w.rdrose';
Bedstsads;
Ono Mahogany Cabinet marble top;
One Centre Table, marble top
One Mahogany Writing Desk;
Mahogany and other Chairs;
One splendid Mahogany Extsnhon Table;
One China Press. so.
ALSO
One China Tea Set, one Dinner Get, and other
China and Orockery Ware;
Oil Cloth, Mating, Chandelers, and Gas lix.
tureA Ino - 4 3. COOK. Auot.
TTNwENTY HORS 8, Two OARRIA0Bs.
THREE BU0HIES, 60. AT AUCTION
On MONDAY, December LIST, at 10 O'Clock. will
sell. At the corner Of Leigh add Adams streets.
20 Horses, amorgSt which are really some No.
Saddle and Harness Animals;
2 excellent Light earnings, In good order;
3 do Busgies, do;
2 do Furniture Wagons;
/ Sulky, in good order;
l good 2 horse Spring Wagon;
Several sets Of txcsileot Harness;
Four good Saddles aud Brides;
-Four head Of Cattle.
NOES e. 3. COOK. Auct.
nRUGS, MEDICINES, &c, AT AUCTION
IL On THURSDAY. eth inst, at 10 o'clock,
viii sell a. my store up stairs, an Invoice CT rare
Chemicals, desirable Druas, Medicines, &c. COM
prising the stock Of one e the best druggists In
Fredericksburg
1t being impossible to enumerAte, the attention
Of the druggists Of the city Of Richmond 10 partc-
ularly quested the quality Of the goods 10 I'M
exceptionxbe.
noa5 E.B. COOK, Auct2
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE ToBAC.
i co S;REWS AID FIXTURES AT AUG
TION.-By virtue of deed Of trust executed to
me- bearing date the goth day of January 1861, and
Court of the city Of Richmond, I shall proceed 70
seII NJ nuoejc suction on FRIDAY oath dav of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-25

TO rag VOTERS OF DISTRICT No. 2,
~ HkaR!O COUNTY, respectfully an
ncunce myself 1t the solicitation Of iaany friends
candidate for CONSTABLE In the Above Dis
trief. and promss II elected, 70 serya the eifigens
xaithiuly JN0. w. COLE,
no2i-dc.wits Union Hill, Hersiso &ouuiv.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-25

H0RsEE Fen 81 LE.-ror sale, eve sxcssisn,
I'LL HOnkES Both work We'd IN singis OF dca.
kis hafness. OEe OF them n good iidiDg horse,
TO tbs subsc.ib ~ j. A. Belvns lumber yard. on
1sosc, below 18Th street
no &-Sts H. w. WALTON.
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Obituary.
LOST, STkAYEU, &C,

EVOESE STOLEN Some che forcibly entered
II MY stabi, near Richmond, last Saturday
ISut and stole nay HORSE He Is s. very DARK
bay % years old; new shoe on tho left fore foot
the other shoes worn. He never trots under the
saddle. The thief nay have rode him some dig
tancs into the country and turned him out. Ny
CARRIAGk HARNESS was stoien, from the same
place about three weeks ago. Any Information OF
either will be suitably rewarded
10 25-ltk no RYLAND.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-25

THE GENTLEMAN who advertised on the 18th
of November, 1862, u LETTER, (fcurd
Broad street, signed Mary" AMI containing $40,
will please leave his address ct thu Dispatch Ufce.
M 25-lt<
MIR ARTBUE EDDY, Of Texas, will please
lvI furnish me hts address Though the Post
once that may cali and hi, on business
no 25-3tA Capt. 4. s. BELL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-25

w.. AorIAE.- - meeting he'd At Hanover
~ 1ou,,H ouse en- TUESDAY. the 2eih day Of
October. is6l resolution passed directing the
Secretary 20 give notice TO the citizens Ct this
county 70 meet at the Court House of said county
On TUESDAY. the 25th day Of November, 1862,
that being Court dsy
- TAG N ruDyQrYAN 0ac,u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-25

nIEPBKRRY PLANTS have for sale su
III, perior assortment Of RAsPBHRRY PLANTD,
SoSsisling Ia bart Of the following varieties: Ant
wsrp. Aliens Hsrdy Eastolf French Four seasons,
and Catsaw ssse-ths two latter Of spring and fAll
ksasiag -now IN full boaripe 81 J. 1klTa.
NJ 96-3r Dog - &ieomead
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-25

sTSAYED-Eron, the residenc, of Mr.. Bell, on
- Broad street, below the African Church, two
GOATS. TIE E-rny was gray and white, and
much larcsr than tie Billy. He was white and
brown. Any oae having them will receive hbe
raj reward by bringing them ts me ct my residence,
between Jail Alley and Broad street.
no 25-2tx Mrs. BELL
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ntsTOL STOLEN.-Taken from my window
lsst week COLTS SILVER.MOUNTED
flVE.SHCoTE3, old pattern, about i've inches
,on.; the plating somewhat rubbed off; the barrel
las slight intentations occasioned by rust has been
recently cleaned. A suitable reward will be given
ioF its recovery. }. w. kANDCLFb,
mn e,-3,s l2l Main street.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-12-09
From the IAN Regiment.
Camp in the Woods.
Near Volts Ford, Va,
November %.

,
Dear journal IL seat myself this
evening in one corner of my tent,with
board and paper on my knee, for the
purpose ofinforming you Of the where
abonts Of the 14th Regiment.
Al ~ o'clock Tuesday evening the
/" long roll" was beat in Camp YER
mont, and we we're ordered TO fall
in in light marching order, and at s
o'clock we took up our line Of march,
We marched until 4 o'clock the next
morning, Il raining most Of the time,
when we encamped about 10 miles
southwest from Camp Vermont, where
we remained until s o'clock. Hay-
ing had one hours sleep, we resumed
our march. and came TO Fairfax Sta
ton, where we halted for the night.
Thursday morning we again took up
our line Of march. and arrived at this
camp at about 4 o'clock p. NJ. We
were tired, hungry, and considera-
bic the worse for wear, having
marched in all about 80 Virginia
miles, equal to so Vermont miles /;
notwithstanding which, we are but
about 90 miles distant from Camp
Vermont. The 18th and 10Th Regi-
menis accompanied us nearly to This
camp, when they were detached, and
their present whereabouts / do not
know.
Last night, at l0t o'clock, we were
called out and paraded in line Of bat
tie, caused by firing on the picket line.
1t proved false alarm.
Volts Ford is about ] 0 miles east
of Bull Run battle field. What we
are here for, is mere conjecture with
US. We are living on half rations Of
hard crackers and raw pork. BY the
way, let me say TO those who may
hereafter enlist in the army, that they
had better not lay out their money
for iren-plated vests" as they will
be furnished with hard crackers {"
when they arrive in Dixie, and they
are believed 10 be superior 10 the
" iron clad" for they arc J,,let-progft
We are in Sigel's corps two pieces
Of the Keystone artillery are with us.
must close, for want Of Time to write
more. In haste, yours,
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WAR SUMMARY.
WEDNESDAY.
MONITOR.

"WEDNESDAY.
Nashville, Dee. 2.
There is much excitement in Mid
die Tennessee about the enforcement
of the c)nsctiption act. a regular
organization has been formed in Lin
coin county, TO resist the CONSUMPTION,
and the people there fred upon The
rebel cavalry while they were con-
scripting.
Rebel goragcrs are selling the win
ter meat Of private families.
Rebel guerrillas attacked General
Sylls forage trains yesterday, but
were repulsed with considerable loss,
THURSDAY.
Fortress Monroe, Dec. 2.
An expedition sent out from Suf-
folk yesterday, by Maj. Gen. Peck,
captured to-day the celebrated Pitts
burg battery which was taken from
our army, and drove the enemy across
Black Water River at Franklin.
We have over thirty prisoners, and
are picking up more on the road.
Many of the enemy are killed and
wounded. Our loss is trihing.
Headquarters Army Of Potomac,
December 3.
About 8 o'clock yesterday morning,
about 60 men belonging TO the 9Th
Pennsylvania cavalry, under COM
mand Of Capt. Wilson, who were STA
toned at King George Court House,
we're attacked BY about 300 rebels,
who crossed the river in small boats
at point some distance this side Of
the Court House, thus getting between
this command and the main body Of
the cavalry.
40 out Of the GO escaped, and there
is reason to believe that more Of them
viii yet return.
Capt. Wilson is among The missing
FRIDAY.
Opposite fredericksburg, Dee. 4.
The situation Is unchanged.
The relations Of pickets for . miles
above, along the river, are very irien-
dly. Yesterday, three Of the enemy's
pickets, belonging 10 an Alabama reg
iment, came across the river anl talk
ed for an hour with ours. They en-
deayored to trade Tor coffee and over
coats. Two other soldiers forded 10
sight Of our piekets, Who supposed
they merely came as visitors, bot the
moment they we're safe upon ibis side,
they gave themselves Up deserters.
They were sent 70 Gen. Barnsides
headquarters. The rebel force across
the riyer Is supposed q be aboHi So
GEO.
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Station. Some the leys sore 20
tired thsi they 81 down "a tbc mud
aaa vs' and vert 10 sleep Is qgirk
- Thy eyor did o. afsather bed II
+ the morning We we're up an5 efF gain.
A9umarebme several miles. she 18th
regiment wrre scni dova towards
null Ran creek. 70 do picket duty.
The li,h and 18th we're then marched
on some two Of three miles when tie
iith were len Ia ibe woods to 10 pig.
kci duty on ihc Oceoquan and South.
iefn extremity Of Doll Run creeks,
We are now ia the midst of tie enc,
my country, and every house Is In
ion oay So flr as they are obliged 70
BE. Nearly every man has gone e
the southern army, and the women
who are len all CHIN 70 be Union,
and come Aocking into camp to have
Union soldiers guard their property,
If | we're n " Jigadicr Bnndl~,' !
would send a guard 10 the barn yard,
and tie latest OK IL the yard would
Sc sliced for my breakfast. ] cant
bear lie idea Of wearing oul Union
soldiers. who have left their pleasant
homes and happy families to put down
rebellion, in guarding the property Of
those who, if they had the power,
would cut your throat as eoolly as they
would crush The head Of 4 snake. !
can't believe il is right to guard tue
fat,ed calf Of the man who is lurking
behind the bush to send a bullet
through your heart.
If we have to transport all our pro-
visions twenty, fifty, seventy miles
across tho country, when the roads
are so bad chat four horse team can
draw only five hundred pounds, and
get set and have 10 pry up every mile
at that, and let all the soldiers be
placed here and there to guard the
fat cattle and hogs, say il swe have
all this to do, and that, too, in a
strange country, we shall never con
quer the rebels, nor put down this re-
bellion. Ii will take at least two 10
one TO conquer them, because they
have a knowledge of the country, and
it will take every third man TO stand
guard over rebel properly, 10 keep
Union men from getting anything 10
eat as they march from place to place.
But there are men enough, and they
have the d termination to conquer or
die; and this they will do, if Com
gress, by some disgraceful compro-
mise, does not close lhe war before
our victorious armies can overtake the
retreating bloodhounds But fear
| have ahcady drawn out my letter
TO an unreasonable length,
Yours truly.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-12-09

A machine designed TO take the
same rank in regard TO the manufac.
ture OF fax iibeEs, as ihai which Whit
nays cotton gin holds in respect "a
cotton, has recently been invented by
a mechanic Of New York. II is sim.
pie IN construction, portable, efficient
and safe ia operation. cheap, and with.
in the reach Of every farmer in the
country, who, with its aid, can make
fax culture one Of bis most profitable
occupations, and wiih an outlay no
greater Than The COS, Of an ordinary
moving machine, he can fully prepare
his fax for market, in a condition bet
ter than can be attained by any al the
processes now in use. with a mucl,
larger relative yield Of the merchan,a-
BE material, Al coat far below that
Of other processes now 10 use.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-12-09
Camn in the Moo.rs.

Fairfax, Va, Nov. 30, 1862.
Dear Journal 81 have headed this
letter Camp IN the Woods" but !
know not whether It is correct or not !;
at any rate, we are eight miles south
Of Fairfax Station, en- the direct road
to Fredericksburg. You have heard,
no doubt, Of our sudden removal from
Camp Vermont, near Alexandria.
Still, il may not be amiss to give you
a few Of the incidents Of our march.
As you have already heard, We leh
camp on a half hours notice. We
were marched to Alexandra, and
then We took the direct road TO Fair
fax Court House. II was hard
march. but tie boy all stood il first
rate only one Of the I4th Regiment
fen out, ! believe. We marched
through lhe rain and mud until nearly
four the next morning, when we en-
camped ia the woods Dear Fairfax
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-12-09

ARREST or A DEsERTER.- Ed
mund Whitman, who enlisted in the
18th New York Regiment, and de-
serted, was Yesterday taken by Officer
@. II. Smith to Burlington, and de-
livered TO the proper authorities there.
There has been a great deal Of de-
sorting in months past from the army.
But We advise all our young men to
endure hardships as good soldiers "
during their term Of service. There
is nothing got by deserving but dis
honor and punishment. One deserter
from a Maine regiment was shot last
week, we believe, and all others who
desert now must expect to be severely
dealt with.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-12-09

meu, "a uas eoiei lhst tie Se'sclmga
te instructed % make oai the ias hlil
and pot ii into he haad, q ibe Cob
lecior Forthwith The motion of Dr.
Sheldon 10 reconsider The vote % tie
resolution e I0s cents Is tie dollar.
Is BE- said n order 20 give the minor
By q far rlgaef TO vote On lhe cues
tion was voted down With viii, BY
dividing ,he house Tie house bad
vo,ed On tie question twice before ;
once by rfra roce yo'e. and again by
dividing tie house. which ihe opp0si-
tion called unfair, they wishing 10
vote by ballot on thc resolution.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-12-09

RuPFRT.-A Town Meeting was
held in the basement Of the Congre-
gatioaal Church, on the 29th ult.
The meeting was declared organized
by lie election Of DR.. ]. II. Guild as
Moderator. Tlos T. Bebee offered
resolution 10 the meeting, which
was seconded, that the town raise on
the Grand List Of 1862, 1903 cents on
the dollar, which vas opposed By Nr.
Woodward and others. but the resolu-
ton passed the meeting ly IN osel-
whelo,iig majority. Ga nation Of
Thos 4. Sheldon ono of The Select,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-12-09

TIVE Winter Tern u lhis ibstsiutien via
Il commence an WEBNEkbAr. Dee. II, and
continue twelve weeks
In. TORREY. A NJ, a forEaeF teacher,
viii have charge q tbe insiruetioH ansi GOV.
erumsBt 81 The school, ssaisted - Misc J. v.
Wilson.
Prov sion w BE- nsp3e ~ those seeppyIng
fo4fa. ia ihe SemInsfY 20 board with ike tsaeii-
ers, AND facilities afforded % saeii yoaag ladies
o. nay aisa b board ihenseisef.
Young msf haFiaR iH fse~ q preparation s0f
he ministry. vile spply siia proper tssflmsHi-
"a ~ a4 fran tha frnH FCsp. ~ whategsr
erangeltes' denomination. y have ibs Trees
MYERS hl ~ lGfion, roosH-feat and siei8sD*
tals. rsAfle3
ls.fe " D4Hiry may X saafesse3 g z. y
fqu Nsesl e-r, ~ =
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-12-09

DIR. Hunt, Of Massachusetts, Assis-
iaut Surgeon Of the eth regiment,
was slot by gucrrillas at Washington,
\. G. lie was riding in the suburbs
with two companions, when they were
fired upon By rebel skulkers, and the
DR.. instantly killed. His companions
escaped. Tie DIR. was afterwards
found, stripped Of his clothing. lie
leaves q wife and child at West Boyl-
slon, Mass.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-12-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Important Notice.

Important Notice.
To FLNALfs.--lfany one suggestion is moro
desirable than another, Il is the announcement
offs relief for the monthly m6erings so common
to tho sex, snd the violence Of which is only
known to Themselves. Many good comttn-
ton sinks under il, while friends wonder the
cause. The nervous system becomes affected.
By the great strain, and NO compliant calls loud
Or for relief 10 most perfectly relieve the suf-
fcupgs, while natures part ofthe work Is fully
carried out, IS what iluNSkwKLLs ToLu Aso-
DrsE has performed in most extr,ms cases, abd.
most undoubted testimonials confirm the dec
laraion.
Asking the confidence Of al who can appre
cia,e tile relief from 50 much suffering, and 70,
accept this valued preparation "a truly merit
ing the name and fame d true Anodyue is
the wish Of Jous L. IIcssEwEti4
Proprietor,
Boston, nsss.
For sale BY al dealers ~ city and country
Also,propriet@ of IIunnewelrs uniYesal Cough
Remedy, and Ilunnewells Eclectic Pills.
Por saie wholesale and relailal Equinox Drug
Store, Manchester, "
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-12-09

Posr OFucE At RurrEr Our
correspondent says Mr. J. W. ST
mons las through his friends in Ru.
pert pctilioned for the Post Office at
Rupert. Said office to be located at
The Rupert Depot The petitioners
claim that il viii save the Govern
mcut So a year for carrying the mail
TO tlie Doctors Office, and accommo.
date the people just as wen. The
DR.. has demonstrated against the pc.
tiliou. ] think the DIR, was appointed
r. VI. under President Polk, and has
held the Office under all administra.
lions since.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-12-09

pRAYING ron BLAYKETs.--lt j
said that the rebels before they re-
treated from IberyiIle, were praying
for battle, and added a petition that
their foe-might have plenty q blan-
keis. Bot tie fellows waited for nei-
Their battle or blankets. The first they
might have had by waiting awhile
how il would have been with the
blankets, we DO not know.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-12-09

Portable MILLs.-'rhe Govern
ment proposes to employ portable
mills for grinding wheat and corn on
the march southwark. Models and
samples are invited. Weight to be
not over 25 pounds. grinding surface
Of burr stone must grind so pounds
an hour, and be made in two equal
parts, so a. to be carried by two men.
We hope this proposal viii bring out
the right thing for ordinary family
use. il would be quite a convenience
10 be able to grind lille corn meal
for fresh cake when one is wanted,
without the necessity Of posting over
to the mill.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-12-09

CHANGE or TIMF.-A new ar
rangement has just gone into effect on
the Rutland & Washington Railroad,
by which an Express train from Rut-
laid arrives at this Station at 1921
NJ. The afternoon mail train from
Rutland has been changed from the
old time, and DOW arrives at 4:20
p. NJ.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-12-09

APeoIsrED.-We learn from the
n. Y. Tribune that DR.. Geo. J.. Ames,
Of this town, has been appointed ex-
aiming Surgeon for this part Of the
State, under the late law Of Congress
in regard TO pensions. No better APP
poiniment could have been made.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-12-09

HOWE AGAIN-We were much
pleased the other day to receive call
from our friend II. +. MINER, who
has just returned from Washington.
1t seemed quite natural TO see the for
mer editor Of the JOURNAL once more
in The sanctum. He still evinces a
lively interest in the JOURNAL
compliment which is most heartily re-
ciprocatel.