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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-04

~Anong our New Advertise meu.s in
.0-days paper, are . small tracts of Farm
lands and one of Woodland, in BuffalOe
Valley.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-04
lemlsOurg Harket.
I9trU,

In Mifinburs, on the Is. inst wIlIrhn sHIfH aset
about S. years
In Niti1burg. 2sth ult. aged about ~ years, Mrs
k.RV wife of Frederick smith, proprietor Of the fres
In Mion 18th ult aged about Is years. Of spopl-Iy,
Widow SUSAN MCAy BEIssL
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-04
Real Estate.
Woodland for Sale.

E The subscriber offers at Public
&Y Sale, at the house of Gideon Biehl.
0TQ2o IN East Buiialoe township, Saturday
- the ed of March next, about lao
Acres Of TIMBER LAND, situated on the
North slope Of the Shamokin Ridge, Bufalos
township, on the West side OF the main road
from Bulialoe Y Roads 10 New Berlin. II is
well covered, principally with The Chesnui and
Chesnut Oak, and is offered in tracts 10 suit
purchasers. Sale TO commence al 2 o'clock
in the afternoon, and conditions made known
BY DANIEL. RENGLER.
BuiTaloe Tp, Feb. IS, 1862
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-04

~ ea'iess and Free" BroUer, of the
Dan'iiie A"'eriean, issued Daily for t,oo
days, and then rested to recupera,e bis
pecuniary energies. We issued our Daily
eight days, neighbor-have issued our
Seml-weekly almost year. Sorry to see
you give up SO soon!
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-04

As David Millard, Of Auburn, was re.
turning home through Spring Hill, Brad
ford Co., having his wife and Mrs. Philip
Hall in his wagon with him, fatal acei-
dent took place. Mr. Devine drove up
behind, and Mr.. Millard, thinking be was
trying to run BY, turned bis horse ens
side to prevent it, which throw both ladies'
out, and one Of Mr.. Devins's horses struck
Mrs. Millard's head, fracturing the skull
SO that . portion of the brains ran out.
She lived only twenty.four hours. Mrs.
Hall was considerably but not dangerously
injured, by the hind wheels Of the wagon
running over her.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-04
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP

TJNO all whom it may concern: Whereas,
by article Of agreement, entered into by
James ). Marsh. Elisha G.. Marsh. Charles z.
Marsh and Elisha Siraub, late partners, doing
business under the arm name Of Mar.h, ,S.Tsub
d Co.. dated March IL, 1861, the said frE
was dissolved by mutual conieai-ihe SAID
slraub being no longer member of said EEm,
after the date OF said agreement, Of which Ike
public Will please take notice.
ELISHA STRACB,
Late of the firm Of Marsh Siraab Co, NJ JoJ. L.uOCV
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-04
GUARDIANS SALE.

W HEsRr GrrTz, in Eas, Buffaloe town.
ship, Union county, on
Saturday, goth March, lSG2,
the following described Real Estate of the
Minor Children of GEORGE STAHL, late Of
East BufIaos township, deed, to wit:
All that messuage and tract Of land si,uats
in East BGfalOe township, adjoining lands of
Henry Geitz, Benjamin Long, public road, and
on the north by the Turnpike, containing abs
10 Acres all clear and in a good state ~
Of cultivation. The improvements are ar.
ERICK HOUSE and FRAME STABLE with
other out5uili.ngs, and Well
certain tract of land situate in the same
township. bounded by lands of Elias Brown,
George Cromley and John Hoffer,, Containing
& Acres and i:o Perches-Ab0at one half
is clear.
Aas A certain tract Of WOODLAND. situ-
r ate in BufIaoe township, bounded by
lands Of John Roland, Jacob Leiby, Saml b.
Smontcn, and iothers-containing 10 Acres
and e. perchss.
Sale 10 commence at ten o'clock, forenoon,
Of said day, when terms will be made known
by HENRY GETfZ, Guardian
March 4, 1881 of said minor children
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-04
FIRE INSURANCE.

il AMEkICA-FNIT2ueIPn
Incorporated, 11s4l
CAPITAL $500, 100000
Assets. Jan. 1861 1,254,1l9.S1
ARTHUR G. COFFIN, President
CHARLES PLATT, Secretary
rGBuildngs annually or perpetually, Mer
chaudize, Grain, Furniture, &c, insured, at
current rates Of Premium.
JOHN b. LINN.
e3im3 Agent for Union county, Pa
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-04
AMSNNNMSE,

WEST BRANCH Insurance Company,
w of Lock Haven, Pa.
Insures Properly IN bOih Town and Coun-
try on as reasonable Terms as any other
good Company.
The large increase Of Premium Notes makes
ii a reliable Company to insure N.
Amount Of Premium Notes N force. $3.50 0co. 90
J.W.CaArNAN, Sec.------G.C. C.HAEyry, Pres
LARSON PROSS, Agent
Dec l6, 1861 Lewi>burs
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-04
TURNPIKE ELECTION.

III RNPIkE ELEL Hun.
NOTICE is hereby given to the Stockho!d-
y ers of the Belleionse, AaronsbuTg and
Youngmanstown Turnpike Road Company
that an Election will be held al the house OF
Henry B. Mussina, in Aaronsburg, On Tues
DAY the lllh day o: March next between the
hours of 10 and . o'cloc!; OF said day, to elect
FIVE Directors TO manage the concerns Of the
Company for the ensuing year.
PETER WILSON, President
Spring Mills, Feb 5, 1862 [Slpd
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-04

Who will not bs amused with the res.
son for surrsndering Nashville! The cit
liens did not want it bombarded. They
did not want the marble pillars of the
State House battered down, nor their Uni
vsrsity burnt, nor their fue dwellings ran
sacked. Sure enough. nobody does like
these things. But the point Of the mat
ter is, .ha. they evidently looked upon the
fight very much as q political squabble,
like hat between Republican and Demo-
crat. They could live we'll enough under
the Union or the Confederacy, provided
the town was not shelled. Very good for
Nashville 1t is an index. The whole
South feel so.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-27
MORNING, FEBRUARY 27, 1862.

free from from all censure. II there ID TO be no inves
tgaton into such disasters hope that the Depart
ment will honestly and openly assume the respo1sibi
and that Congress and tbs people will look out for bet
| ter preparation In the future.
Successes cl for 10 investigation, but disastsrs de
mand the utmost scruti into their causes An invts
tgation will establish wheher or not the sis.er coul,
have bsen prevented. II II could not have bsen pre-
vented, the public mind will b. satisfied II aay oti,tr
Is rsporsbls for the disaster investigation will dis
ccver him. and he should be removed whatever may lie
his position. The cause demands thsE man responsi
bic for such disaster should be permitted to further
compromise the destiny of the OoDfedsracy. II IL b
the Secretary Of War, or General Huger, or G1ner
WISE let il be knosn. As for General Wise, sthou
consultation With him. with only general knowledge o.
his purposes made known to before he left cbmou5
nvi:e and solicit the fullest Investigation that can
had.
We shall be told by the tmid tbst this IS no time for
nVs,tisaton that the ertmy our DOORS andths
should papare to meet them by closing up our an
and hushing dsseDsious. Our worst enemy and
have most to fear is infeisney Investigation alone
deCa! that tenemy-Congressiona scrutiny alone
overcome tlis Federal ally that sssails cur rear.
Ges. Wse's Legion not constituted like other bri'
gades, he required TO raise his own command AMI
War Department. He recruited three full regiments
and one battalion Of eight companies Of infantry, egh
companies Of cavalry, and four companies Of artillery
And notwithstanding that he recruited and armed a
command oue regiment separated from it and sen
to South Carolina, withouG the respect Of consul
ing him another divided and dissipated-his csvar'
and artillery ordered TO North Carolina, ard
Gen. Wise ordered to report at Manassas with three con
panies Of infantry. IT, by this order 10 report at Mar
assas the Department mean 10 ipsinuate that any por
ton Of he responsibility Of the Roanoke disaster be-
longs to Gov Wse let Congress call for the correspor
dence between the Department and Gen. Wise, and the
plblic then decide where the responsibility should
properly rest.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-27

rode over the field on which the battle outside the
breasworks was fcught and really would have sup.
posed there we're 5000 killed there but Gems Pillow
and Floyd supposed there were 1000 killed outside the
bresstworks Our loss must be fully 500 but have not
sscertaned accurately what it Is. We have great
many wounded. It seems strange, but every Yankee
saw on the battlefield was sho. trough the head l. was
remarkable
Generals P Flows, Buckner's aud Johnston's commands
we're taken, and probably regiment Of Gen. Foyds
was also taken. Gen. Pillow himself escaped
Yonro. REBEL.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-27

!: Y 49,
d. do
do do
scottIs Work.. p,
Do Tsles of a Iiat
Do 81 % pl:,s
ByIcns 10 ) 90 DO
Do are 5 vols, pl.. Inn
=, J: Z: Z: ss::...!s..::. 4 s,' ;;i:ss ;;i:; :;
sy .Aos.s.d sd nv az sd st;:f:s ;.s:sa 81 SsTl
rayeis, 49,. n he had.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-27
RICHMOND DAILY WHIG.

Yzshs:
Dany Paper % P- Eal-A; sSs-6 6sehy wssEi 20:
wNgg In aavEnca be uade A. we A 81
PSshsr h a eases evidence tAksn The dspoa Of
Igllerln Ne Rosl oass sen.alnlag nonaJ.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-27

EnOO BOTTEEs BAK ER's PRRMIUM BIT
OOOO TGRs, for sAle3y K A y DABNEY,
ia9 Corner Of Tth and Broad streets
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-27

GLUR.-5 hbll OF Glue suitable for PIlners and Sasn @
tThsker for sale at MEADE BAkEAs pras BORE % 40
.fraa a. nhnuan a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-27

a GEhNAAL
n Uant t distinctly understood tha: manufacturing
Bra Letters tor military Silver etsrs nadA - order
kuta Brands Of all descriptions via hour tobacco, grain
bA.L mAchns tsnts &c At the lowest reasonable pr
Sa 'tsnci for marking clothing with lndsble cut In
the neAt,1i style.
n n want % either o. the above art ees will do well call
Anl eNne spscienl before plrchIslg eeshsre.
Adress GzAIAN brand Gutter sox iO next door 70 the
Colurtian Hotel, Richmond Va dell
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-27

4 nCf z. HEAVY GREY FATIGUE shirts
1OU 1CUJ yds Georgia Cas- meres
200 do Grey virginia do
600 pairs Mllt ry Pants
$50 Confederate Army Caps
On eonsignn ent and for sale BY
fe22 KENT, PAINE 90.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-27
d aAnmx REnuLAIIoNs.

NY AUrHoRIrY-J w. NDoLPH, 19i Main Street has
ID published, authority Of s seeretHry Of war under me
Supsryson OF the Adutant Gene ais once we
nr part (which contains all the matter 70 the Quarter Masters
Paw subt.nce and Medical Departments ncugye OF the
krmV Resulations Price Sl50 ty mall post paid The whole
iSS.lS - fell
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-27
rE,HR VOLUNTEERS MANUAL, / vol, IsmO. ST2

TfNHE NOLUNIEh'S UANUALs I FoLI IFnU'I b'E
J. FACES, price sl60.
Conped rom IN. and Auihor for the volunteers
aud Mits fpe conedae stste by LedtenAn lionel Will
Fam 81 harloa AtuAe and formerly assistant Instuctor
or Tactics Virginia Military los tue
Tis valuable book liberal Ab cement Of Hartees Taet
Iaung the school Of the Battalion and Instruction for sfr
iSteTs
The Pa,nee Step and Manual Of Lras for the HusIr te
ing In.roduc ed from Gilhans Manual.
l,o IN. forms q Parse Er Rev Irseeton Dress Pa
rd 6uad Mounting duties Of Guards: duties Of Capitals In
Camp Garrison March Camps, ic 4c, toghsr with Sol
ders R>obs and mode CT cooking hem and few Important
,anita-y ggs tons s3lde A. NORRIS, Pablisher,
feqi 81 Msu street, Richmond, Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-27
DAVID :, q. CABELL,

ATTORNEY AT LAW.
ORACTICEs in al the Of the counties Of Nelson and
Arhsrs he vu attend any Av businssl entrusted e
hin II he 81 acsnt counties.
- Address, fys River WArsAoussR O., Nssoa o., Va
fsag-lV
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-27
LAW CARDS

ILNALA
RERFOOT 4 WALLER,
ATTORNEYS AID COUNSELLORS AT Law,
DALLAS, fEXAs.
Nh-PrCnpt Attention 70 Conecdoa and LAID Gains.
EaFmEEczA-sAnEel n Garland Amherst @ n, Va John
Fhorpson Jr ssg q, Va; Garland Christian, Lyneh
Sarg Va; Mossy speed, do Judge NJ BurforS, Dallas,
Hsrls Hon. y Y. D1rnel, DC. nhSO-dAey
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-27

.CCoUNTa.-J ". - -
B guest. h.s eos ss.'sIIs ssIs IL for r. ciss on a.
Alsooe' .s o,asS, eos t,on s the eesairy VII
sJ sssa shs nossy d ssas v'a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-27

oPP on RIoaMoNO 4 PE'ERsBURG RAILSoAD 90,
Ri-hmond, Va, February a. is62.
nN and amer NO nday, 7th inst the Mall Train
" road viii leave Richmond at quarter before ave Nj
ns,ead Of ave A N "A heretofore T. h. GILL,
gafe5 General Supt
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-10-08
Jselseted Raetfy. !.


'fl* }EatfsFkt .329ft3---: &}s3s*5t@sssI @I&J 7ay
Dissolve the Union Il Would you part. gf.e,
The ehsin that binds ~ heart TO- hearti 4.
Each link was forged by sail.ted aires ~, y,
Amid the Revolution's hres: s1'r,@' *&'] =
And cooled -oh, where 10 rich = food r.. st85
In Warrsn's and in n6nmter'sblood.. =tis3gt5,,,il
Dissolve The Union | Be' IKE France .f."' 4
When Terror reared his blooiy lance, ~ Z
And man became Destrnction's child, N
And woman in heT passions wild, * ; asta;g
Danced in the life's blood Of her Queen, g..s.
Beside tho dreadful guillotine e.s:T.. t....
Dissolve the Union! Yes, you may, I'll
Poor counterfeits Of noble clay. ,.s ~t,ye..z,
= When mind shall wander with the brute, -.
And thistles bear Hesperian fruit: -, -
And He'll in her red arches, be,
A Welcome Heaven to such as ye!: "1' <@5
dissolve the Union |, Roll away
Ths spangled flag ofglory's day;
= Blot out the history Of ths brave, IL T..
And desecrate eseh patriots grave, -. issfss,
And then, above the wreck of years, -, ..,sr;
Quaf an eterity Of tears -, .'' +S
.Dossolve the Union Can, itbs f. ~
That they who speak such word ars free fs:g
Great God! did any die to save, - s..,s:-
Such sordid wretches from the grave
~ A~N OAN"oo w UAV0oV3 0AA VI EUuO w 0AUAO3
Onr patriot fathers freed onr lahd3 t''<s's'4
~ .o@II Az 7.,els35EYt=tt55'5 s>-.f ar {.
Dissolve the Union! Hol forbear, 4~Fs ,,..,
The sword of Damocles is there ;,,.,r,,'.g....r,
Cut but the hair, and earth shalt know -
A darker, deadlier tale Of woe, 'N5' -
Than ltist'ry 3 crims son page has told 80
Since Nere's car, in blood was rolled. i;
Dissolve the Union! Speak ye hills,
I Q everlasting mountains crY, -'#<|' ,''
Shrek out, ye stream 5 and mingling rills, q
And ocean roar in agony ); -, . =
Dead heroes leap from glory's sod, 10
And shield the manor Of your God
Dissolve the Union! Who is he ~4ouf
Whose hand would deal the damning blow
Degenerate Leteher-can it be -.%r .. 49,.
Or has man sank 80 low
Oh no! Oh no! Theh blot the page
Twas but the idle threat Of rage. =.
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prove not % great. Il viii probably be'quite
sufficient for The, stocks OH hand. In the
second plaee, thu assie,,lt ltursl regions of the
West hevs basnd drained spfs fafms slaborass, b
the repsatsd Calls Of thstPrssident for TROOPS
aud unless the war is .bss,o,nghs % a close
sooner than IS expected, there can Al not IS the
usual breadth sovn this tall asd next spring
This will tend to are.ard deliveries on all
hands, and Of course limit the power Of Ell
tport. ~ Sq''''0 's' . - '5 's''' =.
In tho English journals We find the mat.
tor Of !. supply Of breadstnffs discussed with
considerable an1iety. IL il attempted TO be
shown, under the slling 81 enn,ity displayed
towards our Government,, tha:, England s
|independent Of the United States, for Il her
supply. but we can Judge Of this O. will -
English journalists. The bare fact that dur.
ing the seven months ending July 81, the
United 1Sntsssu supplies them with .35 per
cent. Of their impo:tations Of wheat, and 20
per cent. Of their importations If -four, is the
best argument that can be adduced to prove
that England js5lsrgelys dependent upon us
for her breadstuffs, True she might be sup
piled BY Russia, Prussi., Turkey and Egypt
but it would be at greatly enhanced prices.
which the operatives OF Great Britain, now,
crushed down to the lowest starvation point
are not in . very good condition to pay. 81
far, therefore, IS England $ independence on
the breadstuf question is concerned, it is
under the present circumstances, simply rid
iculous. The aid and comfort which Eng
land has given the rebels against the United
States Government has most efsctua!ly
placed her in the most dependent position
possible But for this; she would now be
getting her regular supply Of cotton, and
her operatives would not be paupers, as q
proportion of them now are. For England
to cut off fifty per cent. Of her. supplies Of
breadstnffs would be simply to produce an
archy and revolution, which would speedily
sweep away aristocracies and thrones - 7 !.
~ With regard to- the foreign demand, for
breadstuffs, therefore, there is every reason
to believe that it will be fully equal to our
surplus. Although both England and France
may have full average crops, the stocks are
so reduced that It will be two years at least
before they are up to an average condition.
During the last three years England has i'm
ported double her usual am ount-so great
was the deficiency in her own crops and in
France it will take two good crops to bring
her up to an exporting point.-Ch;cago Tt
bune. T".'-r-S = p 80 80 ~%rI-, ,.!~t
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& The Cleveland Hsvusd tells the following
story: s..s ':=.'.s d" -" 4'.''5~ r:-a = t,4@ns
"A finely dressed woman yesterday stood
gazing with admiration at the Perry statue.
Seei"g gentleman also looking At 1t. she
inquired who it was meant for. He re.
piled Commodore Perry" She then ask
ed If it was like the Commodore, to which
he replied he was unable to say. One more
question trcmbled upon her tongue, and she
put it thus: What is it made of--is Il
iooryf' The man put an immcnses chew
Of tobacco into his mouth, and saved him
self from fainting." rsa @@:=n.ya4 .ts4
This reminds, us Of scene which occur.
red the other day In the studio Of one Of
our artists, where is exhibited : very .fine
old painting Of St. Andrew bearing his
cross BY Correggio. tFSs NJ: ~ s:eess Eggs
An individual sauntsred ii aud began
looking At the pictures with ali the ayidity
Of curiosity. At last hs got his eyes on st.
Andrew. ~ ~s5pSs,s: 2ssz ,#7i|t; .; 81
Whose portraits that!" ..>"'>s'r.."s =
!" Thae is S. Andre~," answersd the
iobligiug artist. ter u. - saas =a< r..a,.,
+ st. Andrew? Who Is hsf" <7s3unt,
!" Ono Of the bible char.cters.'' sz@~as@.'t~
"Bibls? Who took him?" >''< @4''z
<"h MAS painted BY Cerrsggio.,' y ..Is
''t was. Who's Corresxio? -" r,s--..<f-,
",An artist that lived in tie fifteenth cen.
|tury." S.1 4 ~
:" And he took St. Andrew? Well,
swan. What's h dsing.; playing on i,
|hazp?s esE .sosasss 5s.ss1ss.es .s.sa. zs.,-3ss
he i rsprssented bearins his cross."ea
4 Hs ~ We'll I'm darnsd 1 Was he {
bsans' it whsn b bad his portrait took? >
This vas = squelchsr. and ths .artiH in.
|oentinsntly dnsd up. - tz24szsszs. hi ~. sss
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-10-08

GOODHUE COUNTY
DIR UG SToR N.
MATHEK 4 CLARK,
Wholesale and retail dealers in
y ~ G s AND MEDICINE ES,
rAlrs, OILS, GLASS, vARNlsnEs,
Dye-Stufs, Hair and Cloth Brushes,
PATENT MEDICINES, FANCY SOAP,
TOBACCO, SNUFF,
rerfumery, Rod and White Lead, Zinc Paint SC.
RED Vino, MINNESOTA.
niSO 81 =, = & ~ - - : an41v6: 1y
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-10-08

GEORGE w. RUTHERFORD,
Attorney nnd COunse Ior ut Law
ROSCOE, GOODHUE COUNTY.
r. Will attend to all business entrusted to his
are in the line Of his profession.
c. Mcclure Of Red Wing, will assist, in all
cases entrusted to his Care in the District Court.
MIA n6-v6:1y
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BUSINESS CARDS.
~. ~. w. w PHELPS,
Alto R NEY AT LAW.
RED WING, MINNESOTA
- Civ

e-s', /. JAMES III. PARKER, .1
ATT0RNEY@ 4 COUNSELOR ATTAIN
".''-..:.j And Notary Public.
RED WING,: MINNESOTA
Particular attention given to the collection Of
claims against the United States, growing out of
the war, for soldiers ARREAR PAY, BOUNTY NOM
KY, EXTRA PAY Oh PENSIONS.
Office in The Goodhue Volunteer building
go ~ G. 81. G. MCCLURE,
Attorneys q Counselors mt Law.
RED WING, MINNESOTA.
Special attention given to the collection of
claims against the United States for PAY AND
BOUNTY Of soldiers killed in battle or dying
in the service Of the Government.
Ofies in Brands now building, next door to
tho Red Wing House.
Red Wing, March sth, 1861. If
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-11-18

TuE FoRcG OF IIABir.-At one
Of tie voting places in tie tvontieiH
ward, New York city, IN IdaLman,
who has for some years been a four
ishing democrat, wa. Observed to stand
with detected countcnanee, watching
Tie soYcreigns as they walked up,
one after another 70 deposit their bal
lots. lie would 60 away with his
bands in BIS pockets, lien cast a fond
lingering look behind whistle, aud
walk back, gzing q i spell-bound.
Have you roted yet z asked one
Of Dis friends, taking him familiarly
5y DE hand.
The gentleman shook his head
gloomily.
Why aotF
An there's 10 vote ior me io-da3
he replied sorroWinlly.
You not vote What's die ms
ter Amt you democrat and faF
seymour
All ug that, an more ~, replied
The detected Ceit bot l'ye sworn
sworn what
Sworn tha I'm 80 a..
re re b y9a think fm
bs drafted b the var, 81 5tt
s1bl a ai that
WiE are you hers a.
a.kel ile iuqQ.it.se fsIeal
wei. uoe i've voted here
f hard work % keep one hard oh
It gol ee al ! snt keen away
40 a all. u tIats pi4 tie ma.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-11-18

quires ~ protection fuom fp. ard
10 separate daia for ,he waste eater,
a i eau So oiTin tie cellar duio.
Especial attention should :, gwen
10 the aoars, il order u hase thcm q
smooth * POS ible, fr iheseason that
most farm house floors have TO be
moppel more or less and every far
mer u.fe c-n iell b0r much easier a
smooth A5or mop than a rough coe.
Avoid All fancy moulaiags in Flashing
81 every crease and ere1.ce are
eplables for dust aad dirt and in-
crease lbe labor % cleaning iha wood
work. Use none but Seasoned l3m-
bot aud no Poor matcrid u auy Kind,
a. . good afHeI IS always llie cheap
and tbcn employ coed workmea,
keep your hease paiueA hd i no
agcleni beail /, YOU wiilneofh4yc
.t3 build analct loac unless
SOD should Iivc oagosJhan most man
kind N p Farmer
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FL enahle Tie coanay viB CRATE
fu'ly recognize the courage au3 jaI
severity viih which lhe Commission,
while awarding due ecusare Is inferior
efIiecr. ha aglarei ihai tlg shame 81
the surrender Of llfrpsrs Ferry s.
chiefly on Gen Mcclellan For i
IcClellaa bad moved 0iib decent
swifnes be would have raised tie
eiet "a would have taken the enemy
in detail with ,he Potomac dividing
hi. forces