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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-09-04

REMARKABLE MoRALTrY.-The Hartford
(Ct) Press announces the death of Mrs. L. f.
Robinson, daughter of the late Gov Trumbull
The Times mentions the following members Of
the Family who have died during the past
year.
Governor Trumbull; Governor T's wife his
brother, Jonathan Trumbull; his son in law
) L. +. Robinson; his daughter Mrs Robinson !;
his grand daughter, Mr.. Robinson's daughter !;
his brother-in-law, Judge Storrs; Judge Storr's
brother; Governor Trumbulrs sister, Mrs.
Lanman, and ID, +. Robinson, Esq, the father
of Gov. rs son-in-law-in all TEN, and all
gone Into the Silent Land" within a twelve
month!
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-09-04

ACCIDENT TO THE GREAT EAsTERN.-The
Great Eastern, which arrived in Flushing Bay
on Wednesday, ran on a rock when off Mon
tauk Point, and stove hole in her bottom
The accident, however, is not serious, as the
rock penetrated only the outer skin or scale
Of the ship, leaving the inner one intact. The
water leaks through where the iron laps at
the junction of the sections, but It is so slight
that her safety is not impaired. She will be re-
paired in New York.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-09-04

ARREST FOR DIsCoURAGING ENLIsTMENs
IN New HAMPSHIRE. U. S. Marshal Ella ar
rested DIR. Nathaniel Batcheder of Epping,
N. H., Friday afternoon, by precept from Gov.
Berry for violating the order of the War De-
partment and discouraging enlistments. DIR.
b., who is an old line Democrat, and has been
known lately as the "Epping secessionst," is
now in Portsmouth Jail.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-09-04

cheers from the men, and the waving of hand
kerchiefs and flags by the ladies, rendered the
trip pleasant one. Refreshments and boquets
passed in at the car windows, were received
with cheers and blessings for the donors. The
events of the journey exhibited the beat of the
great pulse of the American people in healthy
action, and rendered us thankful that we too
were SOLDIER.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-09-04

A case of extraordinary longevity is noted
in the Paris Journals. A man named Gallot,
aged one hundred and five years, appeared in
company with his wife, who was one hundred
and three years old, to receive his allowance
from the Ministry ofWar for military services,
He was discharged from the army in 1915.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-09-04
REBEL SHELLS NoN-ExpLos1vr,-we

REBEL SHELLS NoN-EXPLosIvE.-Wea are
informed by gentleman who witnessed two
days artillery fight at Rappahannock Station,
on the Rappahannock, this week, that the
shells fired by the rebels did not burst only
one exploded on the last day. Whenever our
boys saw shell fall they would run and pick
it up. The rebels at last exhausted their stock
of non-explosive shells. and took TO firing rail-
road iron, cut in pieces, spikes, &C., which was
much more destructive than their shells
Boston Journal
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-09-04

GA resemblance between the present
cotton famine in England, and the terrible ca
lamity which overlook Ireland seventy years
ago, is traced by London journal. The arti-
Gle shows that five millions Of Irish staked all
on tuber, and half that number in England
have staked all on a pod
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-09-04

A Washington letter says:-I never have
seen the ideal nurse. The nearest approach
to her was the wife Of young Lieutenant,
who sat reading newspaper, while her
wounded husband in the bed beside her lay
writhing with pain.
This one was at least idealistic.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-01-21

pgstsos n i V cher oMcefs ard oosni@-
usch Oar soldiers hAss goa from siH 10
Eilr.n god g,airs o. socks each aisd ~ofsc
u il.eru arr - shis,lrss sl'ai they ~ill rsar
pair unsil li.cy gel dizzy. a,'d then 'broT
thesp assay. sosasssmst lhink 4 would
be- beiirt TO - tie boy, Toy their oun
cisslsng. a. lley pay ous large share u
tiscir wages 20 the .8slef iar a1itlrs ilisy
wo7ld h. braier ~ wiii.oat Nl'eb So
shali advance. ~ csnnos begiH 70 ea,ry
spsy ~has ne have 81, ss.d think -
bad better stop senfiug more. Vernon,
bas done nofs lhan the fair thing There
ara cords II clo,hing IN The hospitals n.ose
lh.n j. asei. We moved cur camp aboul
thrve fsurshs q n.ile. tao wc.ks since.
Tn. GRAND was frozen thcn. On Sunday
Ia: sv hal tie first snow. o. THURSDAY
fllo~ing. il rsintd. a,.d has been quite
warm and ioggy since, and the .po' proves
10 b. vet and unhealthy, AMI We slall
lave 10 abandon Il. There are irom III y
to sesrn'y-iive more on the siek iisi than
wl,en we mo, ed herr. There is 40 hope
Of Be~bes recovery. Dan'oa is gaining
,lo~ly. j. Lackey is sick. also ,. A.
Hall IL pawlti, il quite sirk vi th typhoid
lever be- wilI lee carried from my tent 10
thu hospital to-day. feel ,ad 10 think
that II ~ advance wr shall have 10 lrsyr
80 macy rick iehind Not more than one
l,ali OF The q gim,nt will be- able 10 march
But tia. l. The fate OF var. and | suppose
i, must b. borpe. TIE day o reckoning
ha. come sinh the S,.ulil, and they have
got = hon. .eurr 10 settle up. You re 81.
beet how they can'd Sumner AID Greeley.
and 20 DO |. And ! feel. as Uncle Ste.
l,llen Pagr used IL say in Meth dist meet
Ing, Brother, il Is good 10 be here"
Yours respectfully,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-01-21

sf Ssanlons vho flled prominent Polst'cal
r..sii ous from Ksn,acky. Irnnessce and
Kansas. lie graduated at Kenyon Cel-
legr. Ohio. siud.ed las II Sicuben, H..
ard rose rapidly to the higlea eminence
M he profession ~ that Sratr. lie was
"a scaicd a whlg. bat commenced his POI
litical career ~ ara ultra democrat 81 Ohiu.
which has since becoaie .iron " anti sla-
very. Although a d-cidcd partisan, he
81. nsvrr 81 OTHER seeker. and c,,uld not b.
induced to abandon bis profession for POI
liiicaslutfce. In 1915 hc removed 10 Puts
burg. wherr be pursued the practice OF the
law,a and At once took a leading position ir
the profession. Ill. national repuiaii n
was 6ist wun ia the great Wheeling
bridge Case, in which he was surres,ful,
although rs an act Of Congress declaring
lac bridge past route, the decision 81
ttc Court IA, subsequently, anrullrd.--
Ia AL has career he has beeu remarkable
tor vigorous aud powerful intellect, uu-
iiung industry. ere force vi character,
inmoveahle liiinurss and adirrance Ia his
c nvi,:iou> ol nght and unimptachabe
integrity. Wnh all these he la- eyluceda
rem ,rkable uniformity oi character an /
great administrative talent. Afnut the
commencement Of Mr. Burianan's Admin
istrdsion. tie was srlerted 10 represent the
governments ia an important laud ease IN
California, which he managed successful
On his return he began the practiceuf law
ia tie Supreme Court al Washington
When lhr present trouble, began 90 tnl.
minatc. in thu last days Of The alministra-
ton OF James buchanan, AIR. SlartCn was
reluctantly induced 10 FAKE the Alttorney
Gcncral.hp al The moment when the ship
OF State seemed a3out to 80 10 pieces up
Oh the breakers of the reheliion. ll-
course then WAS that OF slaunch Union
man, and true lover OF hls county,
Clear Ii, aied, and inmo, eably firm, he
insisted that The government should b,
brought back 10 the constitutional course,
and kept steadily upon If, even by the
weak hands o. the old maa Of WheaIland.
SiQcr his removal to pennsy wanna h. iia,
mingled little IN politics. and although
nominally democrat, has been identified
with no party. He comes into the c ib-
met as secretary OF the most Important
department OF the Government, with
strong head. clean hands, and Il pure heart
All unblrmished reputation for integrity
and determination TO do right, let what
will come Of IL, without reference to either
personal friendships or antilahies.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-01-21
MANCHESTER WATER CURE.

DR. SpRAGUE would respectfully inform the
inhabitants Of Manchester and vicinity, who are
suffering from CHRONIC DISEASE in any form, that
he intends TO heep his WArER-CuRE open during
the winter for the treatment Of patients. The
bathing rooms are furnished with stoves, and al
Ways warm. Cold Wsaiaer is favorable for
speedy recovery in many diseases which depend
on relaxed state Of the nervous System and Alus.
eular Fibres; almost all Female complaints come
under this head, aud cures are effected in short
suffering from disease peculiar to their sex are in
,ited to como and lie cured without the use of
Instruments, Supporters, Causic or Drug Medi-
cine Of any kind.
Mo1HERs, look TO your ptdkiy children. who
are complaining Of Pain in their sides and back,
and sec il they have got curvature Of the Spine;
and 80, know that they can be cured and nadv
straight at the Manchester Water-Cure.
RnEuNsTIsA and NEURALGIA Immediately dis
sppelr by the application Of the WARN ELECTRO
CHEMICAL Barn, then Why be confined to the
house and he'd all winter and suffer such ererui
GtiHg pain, when so pleasant remedy 10 within
your reach
All kinds Of Chronic disease are treated as suc-
cessfully in Cold in Warm weather at this Cure.
DR SFRAGUE will examine aud give his opin-
ion in all cases Of chronic disease that may call up
on him for three months frou the first VI No, en-
Der 1861, Free Of Charge. Many who ave una
ble to pay the expense Of an attending physician
can avail themselves Of this chance aud cure Them
selves at home.
Patients will be visited and treated at their res
licences, il required. on reasonable terms.
All letters Of inquiry or descriptive ~ cases
will be strictly confidential and eheerfuly au-
swcred l.. II. SPRAGUE. NJ. H..
MAEcEEsrEs, VI
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WILLIAM b. noYrs ESTATE.

WILLIAM b. llOYrS ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT. Al \ Probate Cour,
Manchester district. -. holden at Manehss-
ter, in AMI for SAID Disir.el, on the 18th day Of
January, \. b. 1867
Present. Hon IT, X Fowler, Judge
kiMBALL EATON the guardian II FRANCES
HELEN HJYi, a MINOR heir Of MILAN d.
hoy late Of Arlington, ia = i'd District, deccas-
ell, applied in writing for license to sell all his
sti wards real estate, consisting Of all that por-
ton Of the home farm OF sAid deceased, $ 70 her
10y the committee Of division, and also her inter-
esi being one equal and undivided half Of the re-
vision of the witoW's dover in said estate. repre-
scuIing that il will 10 conducive tue best inter
est Ut sad ward to sell the came aud put the pro-
ceeds thereof At interest, OF invest the same in
stocks or other more productive property.
heteupon it WAS ordered that sad sppllca-
tiun he heard al Probate Court. TO be holden At
the Probate Office. in said Manchester, the last
Wednesday Of January. 1867, aud that all per-
sous interested in said E'aie be notified thereof
hy publishing copy VI the record Of this ORDER
three weeks successfully 10 the Manchester Jour
nal, printed al Manchester. which shall lie deem
ell sufficient notice 10 all persons to appear and
eop,es, said application, 4 they zee cause.
II. Z. MINER, Register.
A true copy Of record
"a Attest. II. Z, MINER. Register.
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OuRR ( BURTON SEMINARY.

DURR 4 BURTON SEMINARY.
THE WINTER TERM Of This Institution will
commence WEDNESDAY Z. NJ, December +.
aud continue thirteen weeks
REv. j. b. NECKHAM, Principal
REV SOLON Able, Teacher Of Latin aud
Greek.
GEORGE RIG HARRISON, Teacher 81 Mathe.
NAUTICAL and English branches.
French, Drawing and Music will be taught by
n lady Of experience.
Pupils of both sexes can he accommodated with
rooms and board AT the Seminary The Priuci-
pal and his family. with the several teachers in
both departments constitute with these one fam
lily, and are regulated accordingly.
For circulars giving information as to terms,
Sc, address the Principal.
Manchester, Nov. 80. 1861.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-01-21
DR., R. Button,
d EN- T | S L.
ONCE at Thayer's Hotel,
factory POINT. VERMONT.
LEMuEL HAwLEY.s EsTATE.

LEMUEL HAwLEYtS ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT, Ats Probate Court
Manchester District. -. holden ~ Marches
ter, ia aud hir said District, On the 9th day Of
January, \, ID. 1867
Present, lion. II. X. Fowler. Judge.
The A imiBisirnor on the Estate Of
Lemuel Hawley
late Of Arlington IN said District, deceased. APP
piled 10 render FINAL account Of bis sdiuinisirs-
ton
Whereupon il vas ordered TINT said account be
audited AZ Probate Court, to he holden At the
Probate 0tFise. in stii Manchester. on the last
Wednesday Of Jan. IS 2. and thtt all persons in
teres,ed ii said EstAie, he notified thereof by pub
fishing copy u the record Of this order three
weeks soesessi,siy in the Manchester journal.
printed Al Manchester. which shall he deemei
suasceai a0iise % all persons 70 appear aud con-
test said application. II they see cause.
II. x. FOWLER, Judge
sras eory Of record.
90 Asssss, ". z. MINIS, Rsgsss1.
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~ ladrlphis ti.is evening. In ooa-e-
qBeuoe u thu f,g, she was detained II the
e.I.cs lie wiso8s a yesterday.
Nss iUrk. Jan. II,
Ii Y underiosd that rhc contracts iet
oat by Secretary CAmeroa fsr owes 1000
600 Springfield ma.kris. aud oser = quar-
teru8 mi,lbn q rifles AMI cAfbine-. all
~ ordered 10 BE- sHuuli.-I hy Congr,
They vii uoi b. a, aiiable "a The present
was, a..d y. ib.y ary Ia eos an average
" e each ab,ae ~ ,nuiacturers prires,
ID mas inso.tc los u bearly S9,VVO,-
UU0 - tie luca-ury.
Boria Washington crrespondrnce:
General Blrnker APPEARED before the
Van Nsrk coiamitiec 10 daf arh regard
10 the charges ~ rarrap,ion tnoughl
against bin. II !, andersius - that he rx.
planned them 10 tie entire satisfaction u.
the rominnier.
The citj Is lllrd Will ramor. about Gei'.
eral s,Oise. II Is even sad lie i under
arrest. The iep ling ag.unsI hun Is 50
strong thai he ~ill probably be removed
" some ether field oi acsu,u.
Tie nomination uf {. III. Foster. a.
Mar.liai u North Carolina, was rejected
yesterday by th. Senate.
Gen. Sirsel Is strongly pressed for a
MAJOR Genefalship, by Senators aud Rep
rescniaiSes from TIE Northwest and Chi-
caso, though Mr.. Arnold, particularly
urge. his appointment.
Tim Washington correspondence
The ,ommi Ice ga the coAduct o, the war
ha, received TO advise the lmmr date pas
sage u till TO punish with death any
person who COMMITS fraud up1a the Coz .
rrnment, whereby solder is bodily IN
iarcd, AS for instance Ia the sale OF uu-
% md provi loss. Also, 10 punish ~uh
unprecedented All roIliscaIlon o. all prop
,rty and Go efnneut due-, al contractors
Nl,o Ia any Way deiraud the Government
ia the quality o. go0ls sold, or services
pretended to be rendered 10 the Govern
meat
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sIMEoN RIsING.s ESTATE.


STATE OF VERMONT, ! Ata Probate Court
Manchester district. -. holden at Manches-
ter. in and for said District, on the 18th day Of
December, A D. 1851
Present, Hon II. X. Fowlcr. Judge.
The Executor Of the last will and testament Of
Simeon Rising,
lats Of Rupert, in sad District. deceased, applied
to have the time SLOWED for paying the deb and
settling said Estate extended cue year
Nhvfeupon il wac orie-ed bat said instrument
be proven At Probate Court. 10 be holden NJ the
Probate Orice, in said Manchester on the last
Wednesday Il January. 1867. and thar all persons
interested ID said Estate be BotI6e ihereofty pub
Iishiug a copy Of the record II this order three
weeks excessively N the Manchester Journal,
printed Al Manchester. which shall he DEEMED
sabcieni nesice 70 all persons q appear sud con-
test said application, II they zee cause
n. x. FOWLER. Judge.
4 true eepy Of record.
se Attest, :. Z MINER. Register.
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Designed especial assistant TO the Abovs-nAned
preparations, when aggravated by Blllioasaa'
OF IadigssfioH, aud the great substitute for al
.hsreurial preparations
The Eclectic Pais, without The common fatal
necessity Of almost making meal Of such, will
in most cases, ny the application u single PIN,
produce all the requirements 81 u sure, gcutle,
aud reliable FAMILY PlllSIC
Let NE have your confidence 10 make trial Of
the above named Remedies, as the ouly sure iri-
bunal by which real character can he attained.
AMI my declaration Is that such confidence will
not he misplaced. The greater justice is 10 pro-
cure and read the descriptive Pamphlets 10 be
found with all dealers, or will be sent free. by
JOHN HUNNEWELL, Proprietor.
P,ae zeal Chemist d Pharmaeeutst, Boston Ms.
TO whom please al tess all communications
Prices within reach u all.
Fac-Simile Of signature over cork q genuine only.
Sold vt the EQUINOX DRUG STORE, Manch-
tstcr AMI by J. r. SIiURrLlF E & CO., Bn :
nington, n k0Oh, North Bennington, and Drug
lists and dealers everywhere. 1880
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lIuXXEwELL's GREAr REMEDIES Their char
acter sustained by testimonials to which all are
invited to investigate. Their effect, which is per-
tecty natural, and their relations to disease, by
strict adheiance 10 laws Of medicine
HuaaepeiFS Uhirersai Cough Remedy which
can have no superior for all Lung, Throat and
bronchial Complaints, TO actual Consumption.
iluuncwelI's 1olu Anodyue, the great Natural
0pate and Neuralgia Remedy, which adapts it
to all complaints Of the Bowels, and Of Spasmod-
&c and Nervous IN ure, to that chief Of all causes
of disease, LOss VI Sleep.
lIunuewel!'S Eclectic Pills prepared 10 asss,
the work of the rolu anodynein cases Of inliges-
ton, have proved most perfec' substitute for
mercurhls. so ics ructse to the effect Of the Ano-
dyne. For Bilious Complaints, Indigestion,
Worms in Children. aud all arrangement Of the
digestive organs, they have proved, by fair trial.
all that is expcc ed Of them. aud will lie sent free
until plans f r sale are completed. The remedies
and their connection, is more fully described in
the pamphlets TO he found with dealers, or will be
sem on demand without postage stamps. -
Prices Of each preparation within reach Of ALL
See advertisement
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NEW YORK MARKET.

WHOLESALE PRICES.
Monday, Januiys20. 1862.
Coffee. -Rio--2z a re. Jaya-25 a rs,
Flour. So 50 a 81 ~. Corn Ia &c.
Oats.-40a AZ. H~g-sl4aSl5
Buitsr.--weaern- = 10 a l24c per ID. Eastern
BE Cheess.-7 &c.
Sugar --Cuba-7s sac. Porto Rico-7i q
nc
Tdilop g! 9ic. Hhisksy.--25 PIC per
gallon.
U'0oi = Domestic Fleece--h0 a 53e. Pu'lei
-ih SIC Dressed lioee--+l 10
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NO,rI, T..

Mrs DLACKMER would say to all those in
vi debiel TO hvr tor Goods, Millinery, &c,
that she intends going North in tie Spring. mud
hopes they will make il convenient TO settle their
Bills by the first Of March. After that time they
will lie placed IN the hands Of Lawyer for col.
lection.
January 18th, 1862 -3S35
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SKcRErARr sTASroS.-Ihe following
i brit sketch a The life oi Hon. E,iwtu
NJ. Stanton. The nes Secretary Of War.
Mr.. ssahtoa WAS born in Steubenville.
Ohio lie i pos Q relative Of the family
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MARRIAGES..

In Sunderland, Jan. II, by J. NJ Gregory,
Esq. Mr. rnHoPalLus BRornER to Miss SUSAN
LuMBARp both 0f Manchester
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Is. Doolitle, President of the Bank Of
Burlington, died Sunday evening" Of par
aiysis.
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Bennington County Agricultural


A N adjourned Meeting Of this Society will he
4 held At fhayer's Inn. NJ Factory Point, on
Wednesday. Jan. 2gth, ut 10 O'Clock A. NJ And
also meeting Of the Executive Committee st the
same place at | 7. NJ
IS J. d H0LLISTER, Sec'y.
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LADIES and CHILDREN'S
Shoes, great variety selling % cheap.
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Furi Monroe, Jan. o.
The bark John rruax. with the D'Epi-
neull Zouates the schooner Col. SatierIy,
with th. .'glsl cUrrs Of Gen. Burnside's
expedition, and teyeial other vessels u
the feet, left here with favorable wind
this A. n.
The i-l.ei bailerie. =, Pensacola having
repeatedly fired Al or small vessels. Fort
Plckens upeusd on the rel'rl steamer
Times, which was landing stores at the
Navy Yard. on the Isl Of January. The
ses'~i batteries responded, aud the firing
continued until evening. pnkens firing The
LAT shsa. The rebel gans werc we'll aimed.
and most Of their shells bu 81 inside our
fort. Oaly o0r u 0ar men, howeycr was
wounded. Onc Of our shot made lArg.
breach Ia For, Barrancss. the evening.
our firing sei Warrington GA 6rr. Tie
conAsgralioB continded 81 night, and III.
place was It'll baraing on lie "a inst,
y ben the Rac<le LEILA q left. The 6fe
was ssrn ct = Distance Of ttnny Ave niles
- - The nAoas Islaod wiD sad ics
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FANCY GOODS.

RICH VESTINGS.
Cheap at Sl.75 now $l,00 per pattern.
Il. L. HURD K co.
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TUESDAY MORNING.

A great battle has been fought at . M
srsei. Ky. The FederaIs we're yictor.ou :.
The rebel General. Zoilie,.firr, was AIled.
and tie entire reb,l force routed.
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COOKS AUGER BITS,
All styles--dircct from manufacturers.