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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-06-17
The Greatest Labor.Savins hathin. ever
Invented.
Read the testimony and Judge for yourselves.
Certificate:

We, the undersighed, citizens Of Lamoii'e
County, VI, hereby certify that we have used
IN our families, more or less, for about Ave
months last past, Washing Machine, patented
by Mr.. SHmGel Niswall. of Hydepark. Va
consider II valuable machine, both ~ saving
labor and avoiding the usual wear and tear 81
clothing J, s;lieIeanse aii nHicics u ordinary
use by the simple motion Of the Machine, in
which il no pounding or haid friction 20 iniure
the articles TO be cleaned. The Machine will
do such work with much less labor aud much
less injury 70 the clothes than the ordinary way
Of rubbing Oh wash-board. Very dirty Rri.
eles, like shirt collars and wristbands, may re-.
quire some rubbing, but the Machine il 50 ar
ranged that Il can bs done in il A. conveniently
as with common tub and board. For tuds.
ing and ripsng, the machine is very valuable.
IL will not injure the hnest muslin fabric, bile
It will cleanse bed quite, heavy blankets. and
even carpets more thoroughly than can BIZ done
by hand, We consider IL great Improvement
on every kind Of Washing Machine we haves-
er known, and its operation gives s"cn nniver'
sal satisfaction wherever II h-s been tired, we
think It must soon oofpo INTO yer! general use.
Hydepark W., june III 1869.
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DR.. GAERTNER,
oCULIST AND AURIsT
Operator on the Eye and Ear.

Respectfully informs jhe citizens II fhs
County, thai BE has located permanently ia
Trlg
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SATURDAY.
Washington. June |

Washington, june l3
a special TO the Pot .ays Mr.
Pierce, government superintendent o.
cotton lands in South Carolina, has
arrived. He lett Charleston harbor
on Tuesday.
Our forces under Gen Benliam
had occupied Jane, Island under The
protection of our gunb0ats
The rebel force at Charleston was
greatly augmented.
Dcscrters say that 10000 mcn
from Beauregards army had reached
thee, and every preparation was
making for stubborn defence Of The
city.
There was heavy firing from the
en,my on Tuesday, but no apprelen-
sion OF danger from an attack on our
troops.
New York. june IS.
A letter from the Army OF the Pc.
tomac 10 the Pot, gives camp ru-
NOR that an Irish regiment attempted
20 desert from the rebels and reached
INTERCHANGEABLE bridge. hut ran after a
few shots from our ticket guard, and
are now under guard.
Letters 10 the Philadelphia Pre-.
-taie that d seriers are arriving and
report great numbers anxious TO reach
our lines, not only North Carolinians,
but men from every rebel State.
Washington, June 10.
Dispatches from Gen. lIalleck da
ted the 18th, 7 PM, have been re-
ceived at the War Department.
Spies and deserters represent the
,ebei army 10 be greatly disorganized.
and regiments refusing 10 serve long
or. TIER time of enlistments having
expired they have been JisArmed and
!arge numbers shot
The rebel army has stripped of
food the whole country south or Cor.
inih. and the inhabitants are starving.
FRENoST's HEADQUARTERS.
I'or lie ublie. Va. June 10.
1ts army advunsd early chs wCS.l
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FRIDAY.
MEMPHIS, June II.

MEMPHIS, june II.
Special dispatch 70 the Tribune:
The rport that the rebels have
burned Vickshurg is not q edited.
Several gunboat- and rams are start
ing Of a reconnaissance up White Nv
or.
Many families are starring North,
who have been waiting months for the
Union fGrt 5.
WASHINGTON, Jane IS,
Gen. burnside was yesterday tcn-
drred a serenade by his friends. IL
replied that he was exceedingly oblg
ed 10 them for their kindness, but De
cIined the compliment.
Lord Lyons had audience with Iii
President to-day, on the eve OF his
departure for Europe. lie will be
absent several weeks.
The President offers. hy procIma-
ton. nearly four aud bali million
acres Of lands at public sale, in Ore
gon, in October.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-02-13
Army Correspondence
CAxP NEAR SoMERsEr. KS.,l
February 6, 1863.

Errors GAZETTE: l desire to correct
several errors which appeared in my las
communication. Baillie Peyton was o
Tennessee, and was killed in tead Of being
taken prisoner. Other inaccuracies, writ.
ten before having obtained true state.
ment Oi the facts. 1 will not mentior.-
Here, iu Kentucky, we think is the mos
decisive battle yet fought, ard goes far 10
make up for Bulls Run and Balls Bluff
Here tho stalwart sons Of Ohio, Ken.
tucky, Minnesota and Indiana met the
vAuEted "chivsly" on an equal footing.
aud che representatives of tbs alligator
State y with knives two iset long, aed be.
fore them. They werc nearly annihiIated.
and are struggling into Knoxville to re.
cruit. The prisoners taken are loud in
their condem uation Of Gen Criltenden.-
After the 6ght he was in Monticello,
beastly drunk.
| saw one letter found on the field.
which aac been written at Corinlb, Miss,
to friend in Zolicotfer's army, 10 which
the writer ardently wishes that the "war
would close" and says: "Has'nt Ken.
lucky acted shamefully?"
A rumor is now going the rounds that
the 18th is to bs transferred from Shoeti's
to Gen. Carter's East Tennessee brigade.
| give it for what il is worth.
That mythical personage known as The
PsymaSter is now expected and will be
gladly welcomed. Cen Schoetf, yesrer.
day. attended by his bodyguard made a
terrific attack upon that contrabaud arti
Gle known as whiskey. iE this town.
Twenty ons barrels we're emptled with as
little ceremony as possible Kentuckians
seem to think it as indispensable an article
as -four.
The 18th has several times had orders
to move but has been delayed by inclem.
tnt weather and sickness. Call quiet on
the Potomac" How that sentence is be
coming stereotype expression We look
at McClellan'S \ immense army, and think
OF Napoleon's brilliant campaign with
$4,000 men, and wonder if "masterly in
activity" ID not about played out" Our
faith In Mcclellan will waver if an al !.
vance is not made soon. Washington is
no logger beIeagured city. We hops
that the ardor of our glorious cause will
n" longer be dampeued by delay, until
the South is recognized by thu powers of
Europe. J.P. SAIN.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-02-13
SABBATH DIRECTORY.

BAPTIST CHURCH-S. G. Dawson. PGstOy:
South West Corner Columbus and Mulberry Streets
se,vicss--sundsy IOIs A. NJ, and oI Pm. suuda,
SchoOlate Pm.
ENG. EV. LUTHERAN----U. J. KNiSELY, Pastor!
Columbus Street. between Wheeling aud Mulberry;
sssviess Sunday lOK A. NJ, and s,S P. M; Lecture
az eveiy Wednesday evesing. Sabbath School
ao'elock P M.
ST. JOHNS CEpiScopAn cHURcH-s"uth' East
Corner OF Broadway and wheeling Streets Services
Sunday 10Y A. NJ, and I P. NJ. Wednesday Up. NJ.
6sbbath School2 P. NJ.
All the Psws in the Church are FREE, and the
public are invited'to attend. FIN. GRAY, Rss'Or.
NJ. &. CHURcH-on High Street: Z. C. FELrOS,
Pasfor; .t
Sabbath School A. NJ. Public Service Sabbath
Morning I0K O'Clock aud att Pm. Lecture Wedn-
esdsy evening ai7. Prayer meeting Friday Evening
att.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH: Cn Broadway, be
tween Wheeling and Mulberry Streets. q. C. Gal
pRArrH,. JR., Pastor:
Service Sabbath IOH O'Clock A. M, and7 In tho
eysuin, Lecture Wednesday evening. Sabbath School
NJ 9ofclock,
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IMPORTANT FROM THE BURN
SIDE EXPEDITION.

FT. MONROE. Feb ll.-By the flag of
irucs We learn, from rebel sources, the
following particulars of Burn ide's forces
at 2oaDoke Island. The Island has b. en-
taken possession oil by the Federals
Commodore Lynch's Hast was entirely
destroyed. Elizabeth City was alta ,ked
on Sunday, aud evacuated by the rebels;
it was previously burned, whether Ly our
shells or the inhabitants is n 1t known
The rebel force on the Island, only g.,
600 fighting men. General Wise was sick
at Neggshead and was not present dur
ing the engagement When tile engage
ment became fl rec and the situation dan =
gerous he was removed to Norfolk. All
the guuboats, but one, were taken, il es.
capped up creek and was probably after
wards captured,
One report at Norfolk says only 7O,and
another only 2J0, es aped.
The Richmond Examiner saws: The
loss of our entire army on Roanoke Island
is certainly the most painful event of the
war;.
NORFOLK, Feb. 1.-THE latest news
states o. Jennings Wise was shot lhro
the hip aud severely woun led. 800 Con.
federa'es were killed and 900 wounded.
A late arrival says Elizabeth City has
be- shefled and burned by the Yankees
and Burnside is pushing on towards Ell
entVn.
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MONEY! MONEYM

Wetake this method of informing those oi
oar subscribers who are indebted to us, that
w mwst haze money! You should remem
that we are at a heavy expense, and thai
the Withholding from US of so many little
sums mus, necessarily put US TO great in
convenience, We have not for the past
few weeks, received money enough to pnr-
chase the paper on which the Gazette
was printed.
EE In view of the present crisis and
the hord times, we make the following
proposition 10 those who have paid moth.
lug since the lst Of April, 1860:
To al! suoh as will. before the LIST day Of
April next. pay us s3. we will give re-
ssipt in full to the lSl of April 1862, thus
allowing you to pay for your paper a, the
end of.wo gears, al adUance rates. We
most earnestly hope that all who know
tben,sv lives 10 be in arrears, both a: home
and abroad, will avail themselves Of this
offer. All who do not, will have to pay
st .theiregular rates--S2 a year.
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Cincinnati Market.

CIsclNNATI, Wedne.tay. Feb. Ie '62
CATTLE-The supply OF Beef Cattle
WAS light, during the week, the prices ad
vsnced 25 per GENITAL We now quote
common atl 1882; fair 9jaS2 80; good
2 75a3; and prims 10 choice SO 25a3 50
per Genital gross.
SHEEP-In good demand and ligh,
supply at 50 81 to 4 per head, and3 3tc
per ID gross weight
HOGS-The receipts of hogs during
the week have been light, and the marx.
ruled firm at 3 2Oa3 35 for country dressed
frozen. with were shipped from Chicago
aud other points in Northern Illinois. .and
SO 40i3 so for city slaughter.
GRAlN-Wheat 87a9Oc for prime red
and 95aSl for prime Indiana and Ken
lucky whi!o.
CGRN-30c for ear, q, the lower depot,
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Astounding Treachery of Gen. s,ons
SpeeiGcQtioas of 1ia Crime

OPee'hcottoRS Of has Crime.
WAsHrSoroH, Feb. l0.--General Stone
was arrested yesterday Dorbiuz.
Let. For miSbohayiour at Balls Blnq.
Sd. Holding correspondence with the
emmy before and since tie battle Of Ball's
Bluff. and receiving visits from rebel off
GERS in his camp.
I'd. For tIeaOheTously suffering the en-
emy to build a fort since the battle Of
Balls Bluff, under his guns unnoIested.
4'h. Ola d-'ign to expose his force to
capture by the enemy. under pretense OF
orders for moving from the Commanding
General.
gWe take the following from spe.
clal disp Itch to the Gin. Gazette Of yes.
terday, received just before that pap r
went to press:
Federal officers arrived from, the vicinity
Of Fort DOnnelson this mornin :, report
tn fort surrounded by seven batteries Of
artillery, und-r Gen. Grant. There wer.
eight thousand rsbsls in the fort, which
will be sh=lI-d. if not surrendered, to day
or to morrow.
We may expect important news from
this quarter In short time. For. Don.
elson is 36 miles from Fort Henry.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-02-13

@Ths Special to the Cincinnati Ga,
Estte Of Wednesday says the stories Of
WiSe's capture are coUjsc.ured only
The news brought by the flag Of trucs ia
this conversation. which took place be.
tween rebel and Union officer:
Hsbsl-YOu have got Ronose Island
after two days fighting.
Union Ofi:sr-How many were LiIled?
Rebsl-You'll learn soon enough.
So the officer from For,res. Monroe
who had couversed with the Union con
verser, tod the President.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-02-13
OBITUARY.

At Lancaster, o., on Friday, Jan. 3fst,
HENRY MIERs, aged 0l years
His lille here. unostentatious, unselGsh
and useful-marke in high degree by
all the natural virtues-was crowned in
the end by the supernatural grace pf the
sacraments that give lie eternal. May
he rest in peace.
DIED-In this city Feb. LIST. ELIZA Ma
RIA daughter of Emanuel and Emily Rich
ards, aged 9 years, months and day.
On the 5th inst. LAvINA. consott oil
VIM. B. Pearce, aged Al years. mont tbs
and 4 days.
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They produce no Grpng, Sickness or pain in thu
stomach or Bowels, though very active and searching
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the Liver and Kidneys. Who will suffer from Bill
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Highly ImportaIAs from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE JURA AT
PORTLAND.
Louis Napoleon Declares His Neutrality

PORTLAND. Feb. lO.-Fhe steamship
Jura. which left Liverpool on Thursday,
The 3oth, and Londonderry on the 3lst,
arrived at Has tonight.
Mason and S'idell had arrived atISouth;
amp'on. No demonstration was made -
The former went to London, the latter to
Paris.
1t was rumored Government had or.
dered the Nashville to quit Southampton,
but extended the time for her departure,
owing to danger from the Tusoarora.
1t was also yumored the Governmen nl
will prohibit armed ships Of eiIhsr party
remaining over twenty tour hours in any
British port.
Earl Russell, in q dispatch dated the
23d Of January, to Lord Lyons, says the
English Government differs entirely from
Mr.. Ssward's conclusions on the question
whether the persons taken from the Trent
and their supposed dispatches. wers con.
taband.
1t was rumored that the vessel which
the Sumter engaged off Algiers, was the
lroquois. There was no news OF either;
it was reported that tho Tascorora wa,
about TO qui, Southampton. The deslin
alton was kept secret.
The Times, in characteristic article,
calls for something decisive in America
1t says: Unpleasant complications mus
arise If the present state Of affairs couln
ue much longer. S.. ..a...r..
Napoleon opened the French Chamber
on the 9Th. He said: "The civil wal
which desolates America, has geeatly
compromised our commercial interests sc
long, however, as the rights of neutrals
are respected, we must con6ne ourselves
10 expressing wishes for al early termin
alton Of those dissensions.',
France had recommended to- Rome tc
conciliate the Court of Turin. Cardina
AntonelIi had absolutely refused all terms
There were contradictory rumors Of an
enlarged French expedition to Mexico.
The London Times remarks on Masor
and Slidell, that both will probably KEEP
quiet aud wait events that are at hand.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-02-13

@ The news of yesterday afte, noon
was refreshing better than bully" lis
effect on our people was notable. The
loyal smiled pleasantly, looking hopeful
The fen secess ioDists crest fsllen--bitihg
their lips. We noticed one of these latter
gentlemen with his back to the crowd
he could not face the music. Another
an editor chop fallen, looking tlacker than
a thunder-cloud, Truly mems faces are
an index to their hearts.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-02-13

Rey We have lately had aany remark
a'ls sccounis of the courage, loyalty and
liberality Of the ei:izens Of Kentucky
Every voluntser who returns to us comes
with his lips full Of praise and heart full Of
gratitude, for the many acts Of kindness
and hospitality lavisbed upon him by the
chivahous ahd patriotic Ksntaekians.--
Those OF our scldiery who have sisksned
in the serviss lave especial cause for
gratitude. They have been provided for
by the fathers and nursed by the mothers
Of Kentucky. with tOuntifulness and
care truly conmeudable. The old and
young. high and low, iich aud poor. male
and female of Kentucky seem TO have
Wed with each other in their acts OF kind
ness and generosity to the Ohio soldiery.
Our sick have bsen taken into The first
families, provided with all that money
could afford--medical attendance and food
and nursed with maternal care. The
mothers aud daughters Of Kentucky have
spared no pains in ministering to the
wants of our sick. They have throngrd
our hospitals. profeTed their services as
nurses and pressed Upon our sick such
delicacirs as The Government could not
furnish. They have taken the sick 10
their homes, furnished them their best beds
and best rooms, and minis!ered to thek
waits with liberaIity and care truly re-.
markable.
The people Of Danvlle are especially
noted for their patriotism and generosity.
A sick soldier, weak. half. naked and dir.
ty. dragged himself from the hospital at
D4uyille, and in his exhaustion, sat down
upon the curbing to rest. Two young
ladies' Of the first famili,s OF Kentucky,
passing by,saw and appreciated his wants,
took hip by the hand and led him TO a
neishhOring shop and supplied them with
their own means.
Jacob Lehman. (sincc deceasedD John
Little. lleary Bell, aud others Of our own
citizens have cause for the deepest graft
tude, They were taken from the crowded
aud lily ventilated hospital at Danville
into private dweAiOgs aud nuFsed and fed
free Of charge.
The citizens Of Lancaster going to KY,
to care for their sick friends haVo equal
cause for thankfulnsss. They have been
treated with every courtesy and respect.
John N. Little Esq, was at Danville for
thirty days a. not ccpper's EXPENSE
The good people Of that place supplied
oil his wants aud obstinalely refused oil
remuneration.
Among the families long to be remem-
.bered by our SOldiery and loog to be
cherished by the friends Of the Union are
Mrs. Joseph Web, Mrs. Hughes, Jack
Zimmerman. 5. E. Earrard. Mrs. Acker.
Mrs. Galloway, Mrs. Mores. Mrs. Tomp-
kins. Mrs. Frey. Mrs. shindlebover, Mrs.
Hsmil!on, aud Mrs. Bstterlon. ~
God bless the women oI oIKeu!uekyl
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-02-13

TIE CONCERT The concert given by
WoLEE's Brass Band on Saturday sve-
ming last was good. The house though
respectable, was not such as we had hop
ed. Tho Band OF the 6Ist deserved a
more liberal patronage at tbs hands Of
our citizens. The programme Of the eve.
ming was we'll arranged and spIend,dly ex.
ecu'ed. Every piece elected just sp-
plause.
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Two applications wllcure Sore Throat, Headache or
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charge of horses, will save money by using McLeans
Volcenic Oil Lniment. 1t is speedy and nfaliible
cure for Calls, Sprans. Chafes, Swelling, Lameness,
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MARRIED.


On Wednesday eve, the 1ath inst. at
the Eng i7lr Lutheran Church in this city,
by Rev. U. j. Knisely, NJ. VIZ ACros
Of Amanda, aud Miss SARAH F. POLLARD,
Of this city.
Accompanying the above notice came
what makes the printer glal. We ate,
we drank. and we smoked--we smoked
we drank, and we ate, and still por,io
remains. The cake, wine and cisars were
excellent. The tride and groom have
our thanks fol their Iiberality, and oul
best wishes for their future prosperity.
At the residence ofthe brides ather, nea,
Lockville, O., on Tuesday the 4th inst, =,
by the Rev. Longshore, Mr.. J. BEvsoS
and Miss NJ. j. BoroE. both of this coun !.
ty.
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The State of Ohio, Fairfield County, ,
y. $. Court of Common Pleas.
Daniel RnFBer, Plaintiff


nI Civil action.
Lucas Rufber aud others, DelendantsO
Lucas hu Haer, Harrison R1Fner, Andrew RnEner.
Margaret Rufner, Dorothy Rufner, Lewis Hte and
Dorothy Hite. his vile. and Benjamin RuGner. who
are residents NJ State of Ohio are hereby
iiaed that on the 29nd day Of January. 4. b. 1sG2
Daniel kuHner. plaintiff hled IN the Court Of Com
Pleas 10 and for the County Of Fairfield and State
OF Ohio his petition against themand Others defend
ants, the object and prayer Of which petition is for
Judgment that he and Others claiming under him are
In equity the true Of the following tracts Of
land situate in sad cOEuty, D-w: First The Eorl,
East quarter OF section Number eight. township six.
teen OF range eighteen containing one hundred and
sixty acres. SseOHd, Part ofthe Sorth West quare
Of section nine tOwnshi sixteen a. Eangc eighteen.
the metes and bounds Of which forth In a deed
for the from John Cunningham and wife to
James Douglas. date6 knTember 7th. 1881. and
therein particularly described us fDllows: Part Of
''the North West quarter Of section nine, township
sixteen range eighLep beginnings the line Of the
''canal, at the East boundary of James Mils lands
''thenee West along said Mili's land u corner with
ga. Miller, now the land Of James Douglas thence
''South to the land of William Watson deceased;
thenee East along said line to the canal line TO cor
'ner with the lands OF Ct aries Nieewahger; thence
"Norh tn the place OF beginning Containing thirty
"three more less that each ard all Of tn
defendants, the heirs at Law Of David g. Ruiner de
ceased. who msy be vested with any title .herOto hold
the same in trust 1r the PLAINTIFF aud others claiming
under him as stated in said petition. and that th ey
seyerally, faras competent ~ do 50. release ant
convey their title IN the plaintiff. or Others c!aiia
ing under him. the Cont may order and that "a Il
any Of them who maybe incompetent to reTeaso. and
convey the same some suitahf person or persons bt
appointed by the court to make snch conveyance II
their behalf and that u such conveyance or enGVey
ances be made the said IIdgmentoperate assneh. >
The said defendants are further notified that they
reqniredtn appear and said petinOn on oi
before he thpl Saturday after e27th day Of February
A. u. 1852
Dated this a3d day orJanuary. 1862.
HUNTER & DAUGHERTY.
6Wl1DfeQ IN
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CAPTAIN REA Of the l7th dropped into
our office this morning looking well. The
Captain is here for the epurpose ofrecruit.
ing. He will open an office in this city,
when all who desire to join the gallant
l7th will have q chance.