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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-12
Something about Currency, Cor
merce, and Speculation.

Something about Currency, Conn
merce, and Speculation.
Most people when they read in their
molling paper that gold is worth 80, or
30, or 81 per centum, as the case may be.
in New York, do not stop to think how de-
ceptiye the phrase is. Intriusically gold is
not worth that. Ills not worth any more
than it has always been worth; perhaps
not as much as it has been worth at some
time, for the real value of money is regu-
lated by the scarcity or plenty of the ne
cessAries of life, such, for example, as food
and clothing. But in currency gold is the
standard. If we say gold is worth 80 per
cent. premium, we do mean that gold is
really worth thirty cents on the dollar more
than it has previously been, but that a dol
lar of gold is worth dollar and thirty
cents of paper currency. Gold is the
standard by which paper currency is mea-
sured. Therefore gold has not gone up,
but paper money has gone down. Gold is
worth no more, but paper is worth less.
The man who sells his hundred dollars in
gold for hundred and thirty in paper,
does so under the impression that he is
gaining something. But he is not. he is
only making an equal exchange of value
for value, though not dollar for dollar, he
may make margin of profit by taking his
paper money into some part of the country
where it has not deprecated SO much, but
that is not easily done, for money, like
-,-.k.- ,oor Ea5s Zee Ia,at ,,.Lo..,,,. "a -.
culates at all.
Everywhere, too, we hear people talk
about how goods have gone up. 1t is with
goods as with gold. Goods have not gone
up SO much as the currency with which
they are purchased has gone down. Let
man go to an Eastern market aud buy with
gold, and he may get goods at nearly the
same figures he did year age, when all mo-
neywas of nearly equal value. There are ex-
ceptions. There are classes of goods that
have become scarce because the manufac-
tories have stopped or because the demand
is greatly in excess of the supply, as in the
case of all sorts of military goods. Coffee
is higher than it would be because the
presence of rebel PrivAteers on the high
seas makes commerce psrilOus. 1t Is so
with sugar, and in fact all imported goods.
The rise on all these classes of goods is
piled on top of that caused by the currency,
and makes them very high. Then there
are many in fact almost all, articles
of manufacture that have the revenue tar
added to then. There is scarcely class
of goods that is not effected more or less
by causes like these, yet it is fact that the
great bulk of the commercial rise is due to
the depreciation of currency. 1t is not be-
cause goods are scarce and out of market,
for with few exceptions all branches of
manufacture aud trade in the North are as
active and prosperous as ever. There is an
other cause that makes goods of almost
every kind higher than they should be, after
taking all other proper considerations into
account. 1t is the wide spread speculation
which effects peoplsIiks mania. specu-
lation in gold has had much to do with
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-12
TINTED STATES OF AMERICA
u Western DistrIet Of Virginia. SCI
In Rem, In q auss Of Ror-
fsituToAhd COnhscatiOa.
Edward Il; Eit.hushs

Va In KEN, In . cause OF Ror-
Edward n HitEhushs fsitureAnd COuhsoatiOn-
where's at the spring Term, A. D. 1882, Of the
District Court Of the United States Of America for
the Western District OfVrgin, at Wheeling, an in
formation was filed on behalf ofthe United States by
the Attorney thereof for said District nEsiust the
real property OF Edward II. Fitzhugh, described In
aid information, aud situate In the City Of Wheel
ing. Ohio County, Virginia, alleging In substance that
sd kit2hugh b, and Engaged In the existing in
surreetion against the Unted State that AZ the ime
he became engaged, he WaS the owner 9th prop
eFty Aforesaid, and that he has used or consented TO
the use Of, the same In hiding said insuectiOu or
EOme peFsOn persons engaged therein; and praying
that aid property may Be eOnAscated and sold \; for
ieited TO the United States
Nov, therefore, In pursuance OF the monition IN
der the sal OF the aid Court to directed aud de-
ivered, lido hereby give public notice All perssns
claiming any Interest In sad pFOPerty, to apBsAF be.
fore the Judge OF the DistTic Court Of the United
States OF Aaerea for the Western District Of Virgin
q. At Wheeling, on the 95th day Of NOVember A D.
1862 1.-THE same shall Be day ofJursdIetion or else
on the next day Of iuTsdIetGn thereafter then and
there to tntepose their Claims and make their ALE
Dated the 5th day Of November, A. D. 1861
EDWARD u. NORTON,
United States Marshal for the " ID Va
BIIJAuN II. sNlIEH, Rsqs Diitricf Attorney.
nOTI-td
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-12

God guard our nag, and keep each star
lKSeh stripe - bright A. DOW they Whyes
6fIlImak0 Il lad our ranks In EAr,
san Goat above each patriots grave,
Death TO The traitor thai WOuld dare
Totran Il through the dust Of Ghames
An honest hearts IL lot viii share
Aud follow It 70 Death or PAlns-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-12
TO LADIES.

OAR IRON,
d BAR IRON, round, from S16 to ~ In.
BAR IR0G, square = 70 ~
BAR IRON, lat. 1SXI< 70 6XJ<
BAR IROH, hsifoval, fruza g to1K,
BAR IRON, eut 70 length for dire,
BAR IRON, ho0P, fron = to ~ vida
Norway and Janilta San Roa, iaEEa stoek On
had. Eom Sligo, PelDsytVluia, and 0thGF PIttIburV
@a oetao r O. HiLOREF Il 4 Mi aRe s7,..,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-07-28

pSS linton Defence Gomite, II Mttsliepern
OeS Common Council, 5 Witelte0ern, eelp0blt
ais Gcmtte pom einem Msetin9 IN BET Ma
sUrs Slftce unU 5 @litgltebern, gepablt BON
elmer 8irserper lammlung i'm 5 Noenue so
tel, bat fOlsenOe Sel6luIe sefabt urO DEM
WOuberneur pe6 Stdate6 unD benz Dr1lpei1=
ten Der l1rtun mtt3utbetlen beidlC0en:
y gGtr leben Die 0e9snwart ais Die FRITZ
I6e Belt Der Nebelton an, aus Der uns nnr
Die raI@eite urD eusrgildle GbdttgteIt reiten
fam.
q Sebe YerIUn unO iere @smeiuOe bon
3tpeifelbafter QcYalitdt iOllte ais unIUYal be
trahtet nerpen, unD es lpQte 0erfinoet letr1,
paB mir teinen beptn9ten 2CYaltsmu6, lunperr
blp5 etnen Ioldben anerfennen, Der &i9entbum,
9eben unp ielblt Metnungsn fur's gemeine
Selte ppfert.
- Die 3eit 1T o~oQtaubt9 pa, no mir fir
unler mathematics 3eben nit teper Wafr, Die
uts GOtt geseben, loeldta8en, unD Sober
mann gu unlerer 0ulfe rufsn mii1en, Der Den
9tsbelen eut3o9en uno un6 3u9elellt peroen
tann. Gtne 9roflamatipn pe8 Sberbefebl8-
babeyS, mel6e Die 8ettnmun9en Dea nellt=
den &pngreB9eebes ais Die @altnnun9en Der
Der &esterung ausIprt4t unp tire Ourdiiib>
rltng perbeiBt. pitroe Der untoaSi a9e San lenpe
pom Nrbeitert uno Gdmpfern uno NtiQtonen
pom NoblmpQenoen itAern. Dos gGpbl 0e6
9anDe8, DaS 9eben lppaler SplOaten uno Oas
Slid loYaler 6amilien aber ale freie Staas
ten bin erbetjAen cine IoIAe proclamation.
Al Seper Ga9 36aerung DertpiGelt unIere
6uBeren unp tnneren SerbdltntIIe nur mebr,
3ibt Den 0tebe1en Stdrte uno Sebrt Sunperte
guter unD lppaler Wldnnsr auf, unp es 1T
melt telier, Dap aqe 0tetelen 3u WrunOe &C.
Sen, ais ba6 Elm lpYaler SolDat mebr lttrbt.
81 DeSbalb Bitten mir gan; etnltimmis,
reipeftooQ uno ernl tlt6 Den 9rdtOeuten ais
Observation-Disclosures per Nrmee unO Slptte Der
Union, lpfcrt su banDeIn unO Den NebelIen Die
m6bttee 6ilfaquetle tbrer Starfe 3u nebmen
mas tbre Armee %Sermin0ern miro, tnOem es
Gaulenpe bon &ebelenOfF3tereA unO Srlpaten
gum Sduse ibrer 6einiatb o~bberule en- nitro.
unD mir perlidern Dem @rGTDenten, DAP otez
Ter ME jeper Nft 1einer NDmttniltratipn, pom
Gplte Der freten Staaten aufreGt erbalten,
unp bon ibm unb Der ctptltIirten Welt init
Der Observation-Disclosures beifaQte be-
9ruBt nerpeh mtrp. or. 9. Oen.)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-07-28

9tneitI3en @epaiern befebItgte, Dor Nin9Pp
IN etnsm @efeGte 5mt19en ben Nattrten mnc
Den Jtebellen getGDtet. NOmtral @rptet lano
an Der Sptse Der fran35fl9en 2intentruppem
uto Wtartnel %ol0aten, ale CT pie GurSe emf
ping. Or Bate gu ieiner 9tedten Den 0erez
raj pope, ben 8efeblsbaber Der engltlAen
SFretttrafte, nit Deldem CT ltets auf pem
treunoi&afilt9iten 8u6e %geltanpen. NcmiraI
Yr0tet mar etn taPferer Offjier, unp letn bel>
oenmntbt9er 3Op maGte In Shanghai etnen
ttefen @inDruG.
Der OWtpniteur" pom II. Suit f9tlbert ben
Gtnpfan8 pes &atlers In 8ourge5. Oerlel6e
ertlarte IN letner Mutport auf Die @lnlpra@e
6es 0latre, er NOTE in 8Our9es cine eroBe
Wfllltaraai tolt g%rinoen, pelbe tpeaen t6rsr
Sa9e tn Der Witte Tranfrei@s Die 8ert6eiDt<
3aI99traft oe5 Ganpes pertdrfen werDe. Muf
otf 0teOe pes Gr3biiAOfs oun 8Omr9es erwtperte
DER Eatler, er paufe tbn itr feline 8erpetle Der
&r8ebenbeit, NIT benz 8etfigen, oaB er, Qlnqe<
l'd)ta Der 8e9en i'm b~esetgten lln9ere6tigteit
uno Gtbttterung, uripanpetbar Der Don t6nt
eua9el1Ia9enen NpIttif treu bleiben perDe;
pabrfno ct louoerdne 9te@te uugelGmdlert 3u
bsWabren luAe, peroe er anDrerletts jeDe @eles
9esnRflt er8retfen, ltm feline NGtung fir Die
JteIt9tpn aue3ulpre9en.
Paris, y, Suit. 8Sr1e fIau, uno bic
JFenten lGlORen gu 68. 35.
9alermU, u. Suit, @aribalOt 1T in
0tele Siaot 3nrid8etebrt. gr miro feline 8unOs
retle Onr@ Ote Sulfl Si3ilien In Der na4(tsn
N09e fQrtleeen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-07-28
@moprdtlepe gsaearts9fsu

@remBcm. Das Msinitertum Bate BON
ben &ammern cine @eIDUesptQi9un9 fir Die
Gerfdrtnng Der preubiiHen Narine verlan0t.
6raMffurt, 7. Suit. Gsl fern gla9
mittas mad 4 ubr sos iiber unlere Stapt eiu
Srtan, pie BIER lelteu mob erlebt lrprpen. Die
erGBten BGume purOen e~ntpur3elt, Oa6et
abseDedt nnO aud Die 8auten aul Gem 94a3=
gen 6eltplab arg mitgenommen. Die Oepalt
pe5 Sturmes mar - grOB, OaB pa6 gauge Sc
banpe Der Gel9ale in allen 6usea Tro@te unO
Da9lparrsr ME 3uuDtGIjGn 3~erbroGen, Ger
ShaDen lit jeoUb i'm @an5en ntdt beoeuteno,
er wtrp auf eini9e Sauienp @atOen 9elNdet
uno in pentSen 3a9en pleper bergeiteIt ietn,
10 DAP ras SAugenfelt gar nt9t pap0n bfriibgt
miro. Im 0abentempeI, Der 3uerf 8~etrofen
ipuroe, mar raS @erat i'm gu 3eSNmettert,
pOA bic Bib laule Dec Cerrnaaia bIie6 gum
alsemeinen Gritauuen uueerlegrt auf Der
SpiBe lteben. Gpn Der 6elt9aue bticb Der reAs
te Gbetl 9dn3lt6 nnperlebrt, nur Die Dahbes
BON Da4pappe fog 9lei9 fort; am
puroen Stife res Oa9s6 abgerlIIen unO
oas Dab etpaS ldtef geprdaSt. 0Iufli@er
g8eile bate pas Dublitum bic 6aQe gletA BET
OeS Sturmes ~oerla1en, 70 Dap bier
9ltemanO gu SAaDen tant. 2eiDer mar Das
Su9enperlOnal ntAt 10 oprli4tis; 5meI Mlap<
den; tpel6e In Der SorratbSfammer pabrs
ldeinliA nit 8er9uns De6 sefabrpsten @e<
lbirres be Aafttgt waren, wurosn BON berabS
fttraetDen Oahlparren aetSptet; anBerpem
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-07-28
9 9 b 4 nj 1T t.

GnbliG, enblid bdmmert e5 in ben So
pfen. Die nod unnaGtst paren = unO Damit
Ddmmert auA Der MOrBen pe6 Gagsp, Der ben
Giea Der linton unD Der Mienl0enre6te erie.
ben lDa. Die 6ofnung, Bile mr INNER felt
eebaIten baben, oab oas augloamertfauiI6s
lppale 8Olf DsS NorOen5 ben ~llnlinn Der bis
bergen Rrie9efibrunaswsile einieben unD
bittereu Grnlt in ~OerIelben oerlangen tpGuroe,
besinnt in NiriIiAfeit i%lber3ugebsa.
DasN ationat. gomits pom giep gJort, belte~
bend aus 10 MitgItsOern Der Stem 2Jorter
nnnofsfa.a..,a 10 M{tafionera nor Nnrnifoa
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-07-28
s Cent fir cincn Gapitdn.

0asbingtOn, 20. SnIi. @snerul
Wcpe bat Cine 8elobuut9 BON 5 Gents fir
Die Wtesrretnbrtn9uug pes Captain g. g.
5arrifOn, Der liA cbne GrIaabniB BON letnem
0tesimsnt (Oem So. 9lsrp gort( e~ntferute aas-
gelAriebet.
Die pff3telen Dutuueute betrsfs Der at.
senistnen 4asps6aIun9 Der Gefansenen anb
beute an General Dir abeeganeen. Na@
Otelen SeDtn9unBen werOen alS SuIbaten,
SftStere unO NlatrOisn, tpsl6e Dor Dem Is.
Nprtl 9efan9en tpurpen, aus9spe4lelt unb es
tno ale parDlirten @efan9enen, ibres 8prteS
snttunoen, - bab fe lrfVrt pisper in aftIpen
-Oienf tretet fEnnen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-07-28
gteuereS bnu Guroba.

@ape Roce, 81. Suit. Der Dampfer
&ptnbursb, Der Qiperpool am II. ). perlieB,
fam Samlta8 NbenO 7 ll9r bier AT,
DerifIte traf Den Dampfer Glasgow, Der
am Is. een Canal ~bfraufu9r.
Sn @%rmangellmS neusrfr NaGridten 9at-
ten pie ensliiNsn 3~eitungen meutges iter Die
amerifanilGe NugelegenDett gu lagen,
gonlmerSieQe Nadrtdep fsbIen.
Dis Iime8 psrSFsutltNs einen 8rtrf son
ibrem leSelitDniRil9en GorreipVnptaten 5u 81
perppul, Wlr. Spenrer, weIGer Die @uer9te Der
@UnfDoertrten iiberaus Loot.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-07-28

.yteGsefts tele9rapbtid1e MadDrtc1teit
8eri6tet fur BEN Baltimore gSeGer.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-07-29

iusssatit lfkfeei % e. re- heiwsxn e
FrssTtaia aftssssy - is,s rsgserssiiuu
= shs Va.sa. ~ trtn sfsks ssfi sliss'
hesltsts q uaassi O. silshs Fs.ats ahsys
asniisaca. - belisst lhsFt ~ wqst rof.
a.sl unatiuiiF q ssai.nsnl s@eng All ths
memhsgs e eaF sAafgh. spa.s isw q ouf
hrsihfse 3 the ttr3sf ssaiss excepted
Ths tsiHE fhe ssss. g roal3 bs ulesi aavis'
to alru diversity q jadsasnt - e rartice.
laF Htasurcs e lhs pfeP ~ q pari.ts.
lsF 81 II Vsssla 1854 d dsssnrb ssshsy th'
peAes 81 ne eaafsh he sotaia , * ih'
,a9pori rendered Is ihs balaufi Govern.
menf
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-07-29
Vermont Items.

Gen. Lewis 8 Partridge o. Norwich. Vt
vas arrested few days since by U. 5. Mar.
shal Baldwin on the charge Of treason, and
taken to Windsor. where The {. 8. Circuit
Court sits ibis week Lis trial j. expected
10 take place during lie coming session d
,bs court The evidence agallst bin is said
70 be very strong.
Gen. Parfisse was q 5 Ma.hal ~ ~.
State under Ruchanaa ado -.
A party q foaf eiiy 80
Io27 uoat Or Ripian
h.hiag lasa asaa, aaa a'ses
seashar sisAsf
The Tenn Annual Pair n the Vefhaot''
State Agrisaisurai sosiiy viii b heid =
ss,hDi ~ us .zb. Io.h, Eltb ss1 Ira 2
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-07-29

HEAD Quarters, SNITH's !
DIVISION, July 10, 1862. {

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GENERAL 0nDEH, NO. 1874.
Eeiore General Court Martial Of which
Col. I. IT. stoughton, 4th Vermont Regiment
Volunteers is President, convened al the Head
Quarters Of the "a Brigade Smiths Division,
BY virtue Of Special Order No. 332 from thes,
Head Quarters. Of June oath, 1862. we're ar.
raigned and tried, priyates jerome Draper
and Nelson G. Bradford, Co 4. ID Vt. Vols
Charge Neglect Of Jnty.
Specification In this that the said pri-
rates, Jerome Draper and Nelson c. Brad
ford, did fall to fall il when ordered to DO So
the Regiment being under marching orders,
and expecting 70 engage the enemy, and did
absent themselves from the camp, and did
not return until the next deg.
This At Camp near New Bridge. Va, On
or about the slst day Of May, 1862
Plea--"Gailsy.a
TIE Court after mature deliberatiOn con.
firms the plea Of the prisoners, jerome BRA.
per and Nelson G Bradford. Company A
End Regimen, Vermont Volunteers. to b,
drotnmed through the Camp and cut Of the
service .and to forfeit all pay and allowances
now due them. Or that may hereafter becomi
due them, aud that copy Of this senssnc'
be sent TO the papers published neares. tbeil
residence
Me- The above sentence has been ear
riea inio effect IN the case Of Nelson C. Brad
ford. Jerome Draper being absent having
deserted during The PRONUNCIATION q his sen
iepce, RE BAIloU.
Aes'g Adj'i and W. Vols.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-07-29

- Il Hfe y AZ sA.ss x Naneh.
se,n So a Sc Ike b kv -
raue saoa i ~ fael. = order sha
thr cia 81 sasi sias raj etr
tAs p,eaarr 6 isftsar lin - rsmeye
tf.fem 10 sous is mon a.
n4ai@lisGi
a hw veras 3 oa.laHoa q TIE
81 = lne6t 81 chs leliaw Whoever
A-M tagel tx ter goa uhaf 800
already kucv -thst soa afr lar sod
Is vaasn Toaare 90 below ihe eoa.
teuFa 4 any leaea mar. fson ny
s9sl pay yeu. zoe esiieaily have
s aeaiaH iAe editor n &c Jour
o Nhy nsks your s.faess Is sael
mean epd eoHarlly manncF apde'
arfiiioas nance and - a. a63oiuins
County fyou have she least sp.ri
81 q man. give up ''ptasifg come on
Aud sllam DE fall lsnglh u your car
eass. ifihc editor of tie Journal !
sucl . lad fellow ~ 500 seem % lhiok
Why uoi telI Linn 30 70 his face an'
II Bis dircliciions are 20 hggrant, wh,
not ehastise him therefor Ifyou liy.
III this village, as you say you Dc. yoI
probably see him every day and hay'
abundant opportunities 70 punish " ,bi
little fellow, as you delight to cal
him
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-07-29

THE CONTINENTAL for August Is an unu-
snally interesting number The serial
"Among the Pines, F" which has attracted 50
much attention, is concluded The author
has commenced in this number another Sc
rial entitled The Merchants Story, in which
win be depicted Southern White Society. aud
history OF some eminent Northern Mer-
chants who are largely IN the cotton trade
and sugar line, viii be given. The other ar
tieles are Southern Rights; Maeesroui and
Canvass; Chances from the Senate Gallery
The Last Ditch; Rewarding the Army John
McDonogb, the Millionaire; Helier- SHELTER
Papers; Sketches II ,he Orient, Witches,
Elves. and COLLINS. true Romance, Aa-
gueno,s Of New York City; Tbs Bans Of our
Country The Molly 0'Moliy Papers
Wounded; Aston ADD the Capitalists Of New
Yerk; Thunder all Rouad; Was be Success
ful; Merchant Story; Corn Is King; Lit.
erary Notices; Editors Table
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-07-29

DR. 9ArnTxrR, ihe ctlebrafed 0eculist aua
sud Anrisi. who hzs permanently heated IL
Troy. Is crowded every day With customers
from al parts q the country. He does not
pretend 70 cure every case. for that a be-
yond hamAs inslranenlslity. bat be does
eure lsFgs majority n subjects under bic
care 1ke Dr.. has large nalnser 81 ceFti-
kea,fH from well knswn ciiisens residing ID
this Vicinity - Vsst Try Dsnoerat.
The Doc.or's zissrtsmsns may b foand
10 GprssT sriaua
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-07-29

.Nsssri Eas send you he fallow
inE esmees fsem lfiie as rfaf rea frees
9 tro her % Braots u. ~ shieh viii
gise yeu soms slsa u Vie ssehsmsnt ssussa
by lhs recent raid u guerlie Morgan i
also shows ibs eksriises pot forth BY The
pgerlc along his track % receive bin Il
usy be sell 70 give The position q Brooks
vile. fsr the haucf, q those who may net
haze stea the letter pahlished BY you about
year ago It's only nine miles from the
Ohio river, and hhy miles above Cincinnati
asp
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-07-29

"A Paris correspondent says ~ I" Mr
Sildell stu lives here 10 style. IL an apart
meni costing Is, 900 francs tbOngh re hsai
that he il looking sbsul Tor q cheaper ordel
or things. | saw = person who called upor
him yesterday. Visitors inquire at the dool
for Monsieur le Mihistre des Rta:s confsd
erees. ana The iossman replies tia, 'Msn
sieur lie Minis,rs il a, home We are tel,
be Is looking very dependent, but says tn
confsderaiss are doing very well At present
and hat the var win uol be ended IS soon
as people think"
Henry Ward Bsschsr 10 taking u nswa
papers. speaks az follows Of the paragraph
snd item department Ill i worth mort
than al the small fry Of correspondents. wig
an editor thrown ii 10 boot Like caravan
Il stretches along in columns. With PaeAAgs
and parssls, spiees and gems. e'is q ira
eranee Or cunning y-prousht metals gash
erred rom tie Orient and frot The sh9i7
World besides. The items q ibs paper. il 1
tbe s.uang n a Thanksgiving turkey, rspI
rs.snt everything ID the isosss. srea'a o
bread crackers sud siIsrlcs
a yoang iady arrived - Trey. y 4. 4
( iass ifalu, is4r sebsuss s'fss aga 4
n he vsy ~ 3 ! .ssafi part Of me o'iy =
s.5asxee, be answered he vas q ~ ttss ssa44
say, ard wosia sAss Lef q ser dts'insfiea
Insssad 4 dsisg -, aosessr. be Jed Der =
"a CT sfthe wsy pisss aed sasp'sfs'iY 10
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-07-29

GaERous 0TFin We hope the noble ex-
ample set BY Mr Kent will have its influence
and stir Us al up 70 more earnest interest
10 ihs great, The only question before the
American people.
Ems JouRSAL Not being present AZ the
War meeting Saturday evening. ! will now
add the following inducements to the young
men o. Dorset, In addition to the fifty dollars
paid by the citizens have deposited with
Vim. r. Black, One Hundred Dollars to be
paid as follows To the Isl accepted yolun-
tecr, idirieea doliars End, Ten 81, nine
ith, sight, and sir dollars each 10 the next
ten who enlist within thirty days
Resp'y yours,
HkSRr . KEST
Dorset, July Is, 1862
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IS HospIal az Annapolis. Is vas shas
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wus4as Cussfxes. aaa AlnenT hAgsa
dlea ublt shsy wea prisoners How mauy
slart u ihea hsve atea there ! cauuos ssy
Gar sounded viii probably ~ bs exchanges
t. Jay Or rsry soen Al thsi are abe vii
g hssns. an3 then We can learn mere dea.
hitsly oeseeraing cur less
lasi sssry thing / had IN our retreat, e..
csps What bad o. ms. Iaidn't change m5
CLOTHES, er tagt iAsa eg for more than ~,
weeks Yaa n home hever can imagine ih'
hsraships We have been through can So
hav ever lived through IL Il al scem
ike dream when look back upen il. foi
three days and nights We dii 10, sleep. /
was "aEbiH % the day tine and ''mareh
al night.
Tour aH son,
s L. BuENHAs.
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Miscellaneous.

- The United States postage stamps, rhiol
are now coming 20 freely into circulation
besides having the amount u their value IN
6sores upon the upper corners. may be read
lily recognized by their colors and 'igneties
which are a. fnllnNA
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I" Our Flag"
reveilIs hesta

Our rag"
To revelle bests
~ '''e''''''s !, u'"'
$3.50 V ',.a''s 80 ,,.
'V"' 7'@ 49,
To the muster CAL
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y, ~ 800 ~. ~, .l ~.
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When insult Threatened
~ f.' !. < 1890 ~, 'a'N'
y ~ I..e = 800
h'e''N - i''''N'
How brayely ye step
TO the drum and fife
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- There j. 10 es rasss nsesiag held u
FeF; O. Thanasy sexf. 70 devise means ~
sig ycla1teers 70 rassf re acesst cal n tie
ssyssDeL Tbs lsgsivpts are wsrses forest
b tke sasss tire Ard plase tgsss Il he tgsn
wia Fslss rnersy te pag e-osrtyso stose vAo
Eav sarn s7sn ssx r~n
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Dorset, July Is, 1862

OnIruARr.-Miss HELEs G. ARMSTRONG,
the younger daughter Of Hon L. B. Arm-
strong, died at the residence oft family M
Dorset, on Saturday, the 18th day Of July.
aged 20 years
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Wsn MTrTIsg eommaued Al ihe ngre-
galiaaal Charsh. u Dersei, JAY b, is64
yirs appointed /. b. Arms roRg. President
Ira Cochran. Vice Pres4eui; S E iloasy.
Secretary AFTER lisleeing Il able, eloquenl
and stirring addresses iroal the lion. a L.
Miner. J. B Bromley Aad others, 8 eomms-
Zee Nas appointed 10 circulate a sabssFiptien
iuF lbs Furpose y raising fand g pay s -
each 70 al those in town who tisy enlist Ga
the war. Five men pressnt pleigvi 90
each. and The prospect is good for ten ic
twelve hundred dollars III This town
The whole proceedings Ssle ipterspersed
BY thrilling music from the Manchester Cor
ne, Band
81 HoLLrY. sCe'y