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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-08-19

Cassius NJ. Clay, late minister to
Russia arrived at Boston on Wedacs-
day, by the steamer Persia, and viii
proceed at once to Washington. 1t
is expected be will be appointed q
maj II general, and sent to Cincinnati,
10 assume command Of The new de-
partment Of Ohio, Indiana and Ken
lucky. Cassius is a fighting man, aud
ought to have a place where he can
display his proclivities.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-08-19

The President has declared that he
will not receive regiments Of colored
men into the army bu, be willreceiyc as
many blacks as laborers as may offer
themselves. This i now understood
10 be the general policy Of administra.
ton. yet il seems evident that Gems,
Hunter and Lane are not to be inter.
lerred with in arming them, which j.
doubtless allowed merely that the ex-
pertinent may be tried
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-08-19

The Washington correspondent Of
the n. Y. Herald asserts that many
OF the 100000 soldiers and officers
absent from duty, obtained their fur
loughs from radical members Of Con-
gress, and by bribing the urgeons to
report them as incapable,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-08-19
SvNDlY SCHOOL MUSIC BOOKS
BLANK BOOKS.

LEDGERs Cap, Denny end Medium.
JOURNALS, +"
CASH BOOKS" Z"
Bill Books. Receipt Books, Alphabe's, Draw
ing Books, ruck Mcmoraudums,C Copying Books,
Books, Composition Books, Pas'
Books, ime Books.
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The subscribers offer the above Machine Tor
sale on the followingterms Any one wishing
10 purchase can take a machine one month on
trial; at tho end Of the month be can return the
machine, uninjured, or pay the price Of it, MS he
chooses.
cANFIELD & chamberlain.
Factory Point, May 26, 1852.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-08-19
WlSWALLS IMPROVED
MACnTEG e
PATENTED JUNE I. 1880.
The Greatest LabOr-SaVing Machine ever
Invented,
Read the testimony and judge fo' yourselves.

The following certificate, signed By all Tie
County Officers for tho County Of Lamole and
all the Town Officers and Business Men Of
Hydepark, where this Machine was invented.
viii show in what respe il j. held ut home,
where il has been put IN use.
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Coal / Coll Coal I

TIVE audersi0Iied is nos PREPARED t9fmEsA
Il Cosi 10 iHrge Or small qaansiiies a. l9n If
40, lsHsr fhaa any cher hoass - Troy. He
has eoB,fsnfl, ou hand large sassisisE Il tie
most approved veins, Fueh a.
LEHfGH, LACKAHAAA. PEACH ORCH
ARD; LikesIss. BLOssBuRO. CUM
BERLAND AsA VIRGINIA coal
Blaeksrisks, SAasisefHrsrp ard sfisr wish
ing 70 pAfstsas are rsqussfsa p eAl sha -
auzsse ssssss pNfekssshg sltewhefs
q. A. ARNOLD,
tro River - ens sloek sasfh u Ne B.4se
M
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-08-19

Designed as special assistant 10 .le ab,ys
named prePan'ions, when az a,toa Is Bin
tovsnss o. indignation, ~. the great ,nbstj u;u
for all h,ftu lat tpara iona
INC kcb,ht i'H', without be common Aist
hece'slly q "..no-t milking anctlef such, vii
~ " ;, cases by the application o. singlo
IN produce all the requirement.. Of . sure gcu-
le, aud reliable PANTY rHNsic,
Let me have your confidence 10 make trial Il
the above ramed Remedies, rs The only ,ulo tai.
buna BY which reul character run be attained,
and my declaration Is that sneh confidence viii
not be misplaced The greater justice is to pro
cure and read the descriptive Pamphlets - DO
found with all dealers, OF viii be sont free, by
J0nN l.. IIuNNEwELL, Proprietor.
Practical Chemist aud Phafmaesutisi. Fosirn.
Mass, to whom ploase address all eommunicn
tons. Prices within reach of III.
Facsimile ofsiguaiure over cork Of genuine
onlv.
Sold At the Equinox Drug Store, Manchester.
and J. i shurtIeI u Co., Bennington. ". Kuop,
North Bennington, aud Dtuggi'is and denlers
eycywhote. ts3g
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-08-19

Twenty fur sizes and kind. These are very
extensively used BY Grocer, Druggists, and
others,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-08-19
Wrapping Paper.
ESaDer Bags.

We have now ii store Forty different KIND
sizes and aaplities. also
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Initial Stamping.

We are prepared to receive orders for Stump,
Ing Initials on Note Paper and Envelopes
Work well and promptly executed.
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TuEOLOGICAL BOOKS.

The Depository the q american sunday
Sehool Union and american Trac, society. Al
50. the publications. q Carter, Randolph, hoyl
Marieiu. and others, all suitable tur SUNDAY
School Libraries.
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Thankful for past patronage, we would solicit
n continuance Of the same, and would nyite all
who are wanting goods In our line TO call az
8 and 10 Cannon Place.
1y20 MOORE & MINIS.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-08-19

A large assortment Of
WORSTD & SHETLAND WOOL
Constantly on hand.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-08-19
card Engraving.

We still continue te execute orders fol Woi
ding aud Visiting Cards, &e.,--We have on
work done by the best enpavers.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-21

THERE is an evident giving way on all sideI
/ IN the Republican ranks to the radical and abo
lition idea that the old Federal Constitution /
obsolete, that the p1wer of the States must b.
curtailed, and Federal authority enlarged ant
centralized. The New York World, protesting
to be conservative Republican, closes an article
on this subject with this significant remark:
Meanwhile, so long as it is possible, with
out the sacrifice Of great interests, We must
ssAnd by the old landmarks of the COnstitu
tion. -l tf.s a.f sis a er r-a.aa ..
Here We have fair hint that the time may
come, when it will not be possible to 'stand by
the old landmarks of the Constitution" Thus
it is, that Republican papers are gradually un-
dermining public faith in the Constitution and
insidiously preparing the people for change Of
our present Tree Government to one more arbi-
trary and despotic For ourselves, we are de-
termined to stand firmly and unainchingly by
the old Constitution and our old and noble sys-
tenn Of Federal and State Governments.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-21
Board of County Commissioner,

dA'D WEDNESDAY, May IA, 1862.
Bids for bridges were opened and contacts
awarded as follows: d
G.J.& J. B. Haggarty- -Superstructure Of the
bridge over MILESTONE at $3.50 per foot.
Sirake & Hall-Superstruoture over Black
Lick at $7s9 per foot. o
J. L,ndon-Supersruc over canal at $3.37
per foot Also, masonry of Whetstone Bridge
for pier at 81 90 per perch. Also, masonry fol
Black. Lick B:idge at 50 60 per perch. Abut-
ments of same $475. No charge for excava-
ton in either case y ul .It-gQ 99Idl :,
aTtf THURSDAY. May Is, 1862 &.
Allowed 1894 out OF Volunteer Relief Fund
~~,sp-- FRIDAY, May 16, 1862
Allowed $67 90 out of VOLUNTEER Relief Fund
and $65.0O out OF Regular Relief Fund.
SATURDAY, May II, 1862. o
Allowed $37 90 out OF Volunteer Relief Fund,
and $ll 90 out of Regular Relief Fund.
The following resolution was unanimously
adopted aCTd &o0a-aElITie
Resolued, That the resolution passed April
80, 1857, allowing 81 600 per annum from the
County Treasury 10 tbe Judge OF the Superior
Court Of franklin county be, and Is hereby re-
scinded and repealed.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-21
monthly Report OF the Soldiers, Ala
S0ctety, for May 1899 1E

The amount Of work accomplished this montl
ls but small. 10 comparison with that Of April
The finished work returned to the rooms is aI
Bed Sacks, IA; Handkercbiefs, 30; Slippers
l6 pairs; Shirts, ~; Sheets ST. Pillow Sacks
Boxes received from tributary socioties: !
from McMahan's Creek, 3 from HooksburR,
from New Phllsdelp phia, Q from McConnelsviile,
l from BoWerstown, ! from Centreville, from
Coshocton and Roscoe, from Plsintp., and
from Roscoe. ~
There have been sent from tho rooms 10
boxes, In care Of Mr.. Sessions, including those
from Plain township, Roscoe, l from Nj Conels-
vile, ? from New Philadelphia and 5 from the
Columbus society. q q
Sent May 12tb, TO w, M Prentice, at Louis
vile, 10 be distributed BY the Inspectors=l6 box
es, i barrel and sack. These were the boxes
from New Philadelphia, McConneIeyille, Me-
Mahon's Creek, Hooksburg and Bowerstown.
Sent to Camp Chase-l jug and 2 cans Of
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-21
New school Presbyterian Genc raj
Assembly.
THIRD DAY.


eggF rAyfT grhiAp ppA'VnrFlIg
gBaAA14 "a CmciNkATI, Saturday, May IT,. y.
The Assembly met at nine o'clock A. M.
with two hundred and ten members present.
The first order Of the day was the eighth an,
nual report of the Trustees Of the Church Erec-
tion Fund. After referring to the state Of the
country, consequent, upon civil war and it's Of.
fects upon church erectiohs, the report presents
In detail the distribution and present condition
Of the fund, which at present, after deducting
the expenses Of the year, amounts to $ll4,-
654 45. ----
The second order Of the day was the report
Of The Standing committee on Home Missions,
which was read by the Secretary, Rev. Dr.. Ken
dali. The report shows that the sum OF twenty
thousand dollars hes been paid 70 Home Mis-.
siOnaries during the year.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-21
sasporss Of shs Presby terrain General
Assembly.

In answer 10 numerous inquiries from mem
I. bers and olhers, we would state that full and
accurate reports Of the proceedings OF the
Presbyterian General Assembly will be pub
ltlished in the sDAILT ,oHIo STATEaMAs, on the
morning Of each day, during its session in thi'
city. Orders for the paper during the session
may be lefs at the countingroom, on the cas-,
side OF High street, between Broad and Gay
streets. The price for the session is twenty
Eve cents. Single papers, done up In wrappers
ready for mailing. five cents. c '9I
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-21
AFTERNOON SESSION.

The committee on Elections reported, ths
Hon. Samuel Linn, commissioner to this AS
sembly, had arrived and presented his credeu
tials in proper form. He was admitted, ant
entered upon the discharge OF his duties.
An invitation was read, from the Superin
tendent Of the Asylum for the Blind. Ii wat
accepted, and the thanks Of the Assembly ten
dered ad aH1W1 lalsi raast
The report Of the committee on the Board
of Education was then taken up, and the dis
cusson was continued atgreat length. Various
amendments we're proposed, but the report was
finally adopted, with only the following addi-
tiOnal resolution, offered BY DR.. Mcdonald: ::
ResOIved, That the following be added to the
Rules and Regulations of the Board:
Every person on scholarship shall for.
ward, or cause to be forwarded, annually, a re-
port from bis teacher or teachers, to the Pres
bytery under whose care he is, showing his
standing for piety, talents, diligence, scholar
ship. prudence, ECONOMY, health and general
infuence." ~ rfa ssst.si sf b,a -,
Dr. Hoge's resolution, which provides for
printing tickets, for the use of the members, at
the election Of the several Boards, was sdop-
ted. trI savgt3 s ,rl .seg n,
Reports from. the committee on Bills and
Ogeriures, which had been placed on the Docket
we're taken up and disposed Of as folloWs: 9
Overture from tne Synod OF Baltimore, for
permission to change the time aud place Of the
next meeting Of that body: Permission was
granted, and the third Tuesday of October was
fxed as the time, and Harrisburg, Pa, as the
place, of meeting. nj w IL ID . sfqsndoJ
In response 10 the overture from the Upper
Missouri Synod, che Assembly agreed upon the
9Th of October as the time, and Liberty Church,
Clay county, Mo-, As the place for the next
meeting Of that Synod. ,,sa 4. ', s',l,e " -sa'
The overtures from four Presbyteries, for
union Of the Old School Presby terian Church
and the New School were the subject Of long
discussion, 10 which some Of the ablest mem |
bers Of the General Assembly took part. II is |
evident from this discussion, that there is no
disposition on the part Of the Assembly. TO At
tempt 10 bring about such union, While the
New School Church entertAins her present |
views Of ecclesiastIcai and civil polity. . The
of her Theology and Doctrines was
called In question by several who participated
In the discussion. .iesgse Aii9d1aai
: The committee's Recommendation, declaring
he inexpe Jiency Of taking action upon this
subject now, was adopted ,s1aai
The overture from Philadelphia, for Pres
,yterian Hymn Book in the German Language
vas taken Up, and its impoftance was shownbyl
number Of the members who Endorsed the ia.
rofdbIe RECOMMENDATION Of the committee
Pending this discussion, the hour for religious
,xerciSes arrived, after which the Assembly ad
ourned until nine o'clock 70 morrow morning
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-21


"a
Some Northern people have taken cnasso -
the negroes on plantation at Hilton ialandsS
n .nd w,,h ,ha nae of little wholesome re-.
~ -, A .n,vea
huAin'' "@eo 'no"
pondent OF the Boston ITaUeier' Sno'" seem'r
Ia acting as a sort of overseer down there writes
"a ,o,,ow..
-.vs.,-s.,, :, s,.n.,no an tbia Island Is going
a. al III ,hs OsopIs | Generally taking bold Of the
work very willingly, although there are some
yho,lai times, are fetner obstinate, ~ ,.,sOd U
> cases. ny o1s sw 49,. sMs s.anca 10 the |" Fort"
where refractory people Of all colors are COM
pelled to doa bard and long day,s work, '@ucn
longer than takes snem 70 ao Inen sasnS IL
:. srv 3 :'p, n.o,o"s p M NJ '"s' wv
Tais generally has the desired effect. Having
occasion % arrest one Of them few days Mnce,
ne was placed uneer guaru o' some pJSo p"h;oS ,;ms
~ vss @ IN IN" s,s., sss,s ~ anxiety 10 know what
further punishment awaited him he came
back, think. well cured, and has since oesn
p,omp. ana iai'n'ui 70 Ms "o'A 10 ny :
iFF' ana the,a Il no other way TO command their
respect and obedience to the few simple rules
which IL is necessary 20 have, Dy wnlcl snss
osS 10 progeny so's,nS anS ~ ,,ss,iro them Wi,b
lkindness,-Iettiue them see that We are inter
este1 in their welfare, and q. the same time
giving them 70 understand mat .ney mo "a
~ ,Ssm 0Isy %,ds,.sGd suS sSs Is,e owner Of this
plantation has cleared for the last few years
$l0. 900 a year. ....,,' '',0'
IL appears from the foregoing that negro ia
bor bas TO be regulated under the new order OF
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-21
GenernI AssembiY and Others.

aei The WErKLEs ONO sfATEsMAs win be issued
to-morrpW (Thursday) morning, and will con-
tain full and acourass reports Of the daily pro-
iceedipgs Of the General Assembly up TO the
close Of the session on this "wednesday even
ing. Single copies In wrappers, ready for
/, mailing, can be had 81 FIVE cents each, as the
( coun,ingsfoom Of ibs srArrsMAN. b. gss
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-21

puFposes OF the War.

OoraRruu, ~ vori NEARLY unAmMous, PASSED THE
roIroWMo RKsolurron, WHICH KxrKsssrs THE vorz o.
, INN NasIoN AND "a Tnn rBUu srAnDkRD or LOYALTY:
.shaf he depioabe civil war has been forced
npon the country by the dsunonists OF the southern
etaiea III arms BEanst the Oonsl ullonai Govern
1cnf and IA arms around ne Capital; that in this Ma
.tionai enaKency Congress baniehing ell feeling Of
mere pnssion and resentment will recoect only its
dnv 10 the whole county; atfts tpaf ts not too0ed
on fAeir part n any spirtO 0ppression, or for any
\ Dsrposs az conQssm or sa0fn0atio4 or purpoee of
ousftArotpfn0 or tferTorin2 sOth ds rt0s ertsfdb-
Mosd inotnio,as Qf those States, Dat 70 defSad and
aL1sstain che auDfemdcy of TIE O0MsttutioH. and %
pressvs s Usiols, s0itk a TIC dignity, equality, and
st0Afs Of khe seusFdt STAT wisnpdtSed; and MAT ls
soos Gs tAsse oscts are aeconptsAsd no soar oSe'
60 oeass, - N t,'1I',', ,.'. y siH.t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-21
IslAsa vs. 'eS'VS 'e'A1H Dss = Z, !. M,

VS. soVATH sonVqAt'lJ D1s; =: QE.A
The principal item of business transacted to
day was the presentation of the "Tsn.h An
nual Report Of the Presbyterian Committee o.
Publication" from which We take the follow
ing:
During the past year Ito May /, 1862
twenty.three works have been added 70 the
committees list Of publications, the majority
of which we're for the use of Sabbath Schools
The sales have amounted To- $l3,l70 SO, and
grants Of books and tracts to the amount oi
1886 6l have been made BY tbe committee. II
this be added TO the sales, II will give q total
Of $l4,lO7 60.
an'The report Of Che Tisasassf Ogtho committee
preSents the following:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-21

mol, THE principal objection which Republicans
raise againss tho late address issued BY Demo
members Of Congress, is that It does not
curse the rebels enough, though II goes for put
" ding down the rebellion BY the most speedy and
sficiout means. CurBing an evil and removing
!, are two different things, and do not always go
VI aatagsther., He who curses most, is generally
'ss apt to DO she least. a az 9esmauaq
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-21

SUPERIOR CoURr Last Monday, May l9, was
set as the Arst day Of the present May term
Of this Court. But Judge Matthews being ab.
sent, the Clerk adjourned the Court on thai
day and yesterday. The Judge having now
returned from Washington. he will commence
holding the Court to day.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-21

The New PoLicE.-- The regular Police elect
ed on Monday evening were sworn into office
yesterday afternoon by the Mayor II. M.
Wakemsn and Edward Davis were assigned as
Day Police. Barney McCabe retains his posi-
ton as Captain.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-21

P The Defiance Democrat says that The
veteran apple tree, opposite the fort, which
gave fruit to Indians, French and British, now
neaflya hundred years old, is coming out in
full bloom, with no signs of decay, promising
an abundant yield of apples a..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-21

CRY CoUsoiL The ordinance fixing the
comp mpensation of certain city officers therein
named, which was under discussion In Council
at a late hour on Monday, was lost on the
question Of ito passage by ftie vote.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-21

al AN opposed 10 the abolition of slavery in
tks District Of Columbia" !" said JoHH QUiNoY
4 ADAns '.bsoaussI regard lt .ss violation Of
1osspabiean principles 70 enact laws a. the petit
sion Of one people 70 operate upon another
against thsif consent" Bat the majority Of
our pfestnt Congress seem to be Of different
opinion.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-21

{ a. iTns UmoN AZ IT WAs--THE cOHsrIrUrIoE As
IT Is!-This is the banner which Democratic and
all true Union men aIng to the breeze. This
isths motto which meets . cordial response IN
"a sEsry psssiotie heart This isl shegonly road
20 safety--ihe only refuge from ydesDotiam or
anavsl,v - = ~ - w.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-21

Cash iD hand. .,.....s........".l,145 20
"A There will be q meeting of the Society on
Wednesday afternoon, May 2lst, at 3 o'clock at
which all the ladies are particularly requested
to be present. MISS SULLIVANT, 81
Secretary of Soldiers Aid Society.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-21

sPsAKIse Of the disturbances caused by the
conservative movement of members of Con.
greus, the Boston Post says, the radicals 'ap-
pear ss uneasy % a criminal at the rattle Of a
tkilsF6KeyS.n - rilte,o'p iae 9uneiJ n s1
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-21

81 This balance is covered by outstanding or
ders, unpaid BY the Treasurer at the close OF
The year. q HfHIEMgRM El9{sWls!N :
n The sum received during the year, By dona-
tion, isb $5.l5S 40, q sum smaller. BY nearly
three thousand dollars, than that received the
preceding year
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-21
yIRsT WEEK.
THIRD WEEK.

ASSIGNMENT OF SUPERIOR CoURT DOCKET, MAY
Term, 1862 --All cases in default and standing
on demurrer, are set for Che 6rst day of the term,
Mopday, May IS, 1862. ls-qag,a si.a
Ali cases for trial upon issues Of fact, be-
tween the numbers following, are set for trial
on. the DAYS fol flowing t,,.s ,o,,,. ,.,.-.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-21

v .. L.
tpmasoes, jar Of rasphofriee, Jar of frnit.
1 Given 70 q sick soldier-l bottle Of blackberry
wine, Jar Of blackberries.
Sent TO Mr.. Dalton, Tor the use Of sick sol
dieIs at the depot--4 filled bed sacks, 6 ieathes
pillows, 2 comiortables.
-. Many Of the sick arriving Al the depot. re-
fuse to be removed, fol, fear Of not being able
to get there again Ia good season lis there
fore peceaaaty that they should be made com.
portable for the time, and the above articles
were furnished for that purpose.
1 q Al our last regular meeting, Mrs George
J w Heyl was appointed Corresponding Secreta
~, 10 place Of Mss M. L S~ayne, res'gnee =
alsos . number OF new, ,members on the ]Execu-
tive Committee. 20
The officers Of the Society are now as follows
Mrs w. e IDE. President.
Mrs. PETER CAMPBELL, Vice President.
4 Mas PAMELk SULLiykETs Recording Sec'y.
Mre. J. G. WErMoRE, Treasurer.
Mrs GEoRoR w. HEYL, CORRESPONDING Secy