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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-03-06

MEMPHIS, Feb. 2l.-Major Gen.
Polk on Wednesday issued an or
der for the evacuation OF Column
bus, KY. This order was issued
in obedience to the directions OF
Gen Beauregard, who thinks the
point could be flanked and attacked
in the rear by the Federals.
The evacuation commenced I'M
mediately upon the issuance OF
the order. The troops are falling
back upon Fort Pillow, on an Is
land As miles below Columbus.
The planters along the river have
furnished one thousand negroes to
work en- the fortitication of the
island, and Beauregard is giving
the work his personal attention.
Nearly all the army stores and
ammunition have been removed
and brought safely to Fort Pillow.
The rumor was current here to.
day that the Federals were adyanc-
ing in large force upon Columbus,
having knowledge of It's evacua-
ton. a
This movement is highly ap-
proved here.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-03-06

Baghfs Eapatlsiom.--The vote
was taken on the resolution of
expulsion, and it was adopted
yeas 80, nays, l4--just the requi-
site two-thirds vote, as follows:
Yeas-Messrs. Anthony, Brown
ing, Chandler, Clark, Collamer,
Davis, Dixon, Doolittle, Fessenden,
Foot, Foster, Grimes, Hale, Har-
Ian, Henderson, Howard, Howe,
johnson, King, Lane of Indiana,
McDougal, Morrill,, Pomeroy, Sher-
man, Simmons, Sumner, Trum-
bull, Wade, Wilkinson, Wilmot,
Wilson of Massachusetts, and
Wilson of Missouri.
Nays-Messrs, Garlic, Harris,
Kennedy, Lat h am, NesInith,
Pearce, Powell, Rice, Salisbury,
Ten Eyck, Thompson and Wiley
Ia.
So Mr.. Bright was expelled.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-03-06

There are no less than 5000
Irishmen in the Confederate army
at Columbus, Ky! The Irish Off
GERS there have held a meeting,
and resolved to organize an Irish
brigade. An eloquent address had
been issued by them to their fell
low countrymen in the army of
the Western Department, appeal
ing to them to aid in the enter
prise.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-03-06

.
The statement of Mr.. Seward,
implying that the American Gov
eminent held themselves bound,
after subjugating the rebels, to re-
store the destroyed harbors, added
considerably to the disquiet of
Federal bondholders, since it adds
to the prospect Of the ultimate
amount of debt. 1t is believed
that even if the war is wound UP
Immediately, the debt of America
would involve an annual charge on
the, revenue equal to more than
half the total required for the ma
tional debt Of England.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-03-06

According to the Federal report
the Southern loss at Somerset was
l14killed and buried, IL wounded,
and As prisoners not wounded, 5
of whom are surgeons. 81
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-03-06

1t is said that James Gordon
Bennett of the New York Herald
"learned the printing business in
the Office of the Charleston IS.
C.) Courier. Where he learned
his rascality and the art Of lying
the report does not say.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-03-06

The Memphis Appeal says it
has been ascertained by analysis
that a quantity Of quinine lately
received from the North and
offered. for sale there, contained
morphine andethcr deadly poisons.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-03-06
That young mother is now ir

That young mother is now in
the q Lunatic Asylum. From
the hour her boy was killed rea-
son had left her throne.
He stopped, and wiped the tears
from his eyes, and said, "You may
thing it weak in me to shed tears,
but l cannot help it, 'No," ]
replied, "but think it noble; and,
sir, would to God every man had a
hesrt as large as yours.
l have often thought since how
few of those who give one passing
thought to the man of strong
nerve and stout arm, who guides
them through darkness and storms
with the speed of the wind, safely
to their journeys end. They dc
not, for a moment turn their at
tention to the iron monster that is
dragging them forward with fear
full velocity to meet friends or re-
lations, They do not realize that
the man who guides the fiery
monster, holds all their precious
lives at his command, and that
the least negligence on his par
could cause sorrow and mourning
in a thousand homes that are nov
waiting the return of absent lovee
ones. s IL.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-03-06
bLAHKEISI lIlkEEIsI

HAVE inst received fresh supl is Of
Soldiers Blankets. Over Goats, Parts
Vests, Shirts. and Drawers. Hats. Shoes. Boots.
Red, White, and Yellow Flannels. Piaid Lin
seys, Shawls. Prints. Blearhed, and Brow
Domestics, Muslin Delane.. Deba So. Caslmrr s
Scotch spool Thread. Hardware Queeusware.
Books, Paper. dc. d.. which make my stock
LARGE AND G9g4gPT E7'2.
All those wanting goods will do well to call
and supply themselves from this stock Of
goods. Il. G. GOODRICH.
Dec 10, 1861.
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An Affecting Incident.
III. N. d. Wallace:

DIT. ~. u ftQH0ce:
In returning from Philadelphia:
about the middle Of August, 1858,
the cars were very crowded and
my companion in the same seat
with me 7 found out to be aloco-
motive engineer, and in the course
of our conversation, he made the
remark, he hoped he had run his
last trip. on locomotive.
Upon making bold to ask him
ibis reasons, he gave me the follow
ing story, which since then I have
found out to be strictly true:
Five years since was running
upon the New York Central rail
road. My run was from Buffalo
to Rochester. 1t was the light
ming express train, and it was
what its name denotes, for it was
fast-a very fast run, and if l do
say it, the old Tornado could 60.
l have seen her throw-her six foot
drivers so as to he almost invisible
to the eye. And let me here re-
mark, it is supposed by many that.
rail road engineers are a hard
hearted set. Of men. Their lives
are hard, It's true, but do claim
to have. as fine a feeling, and a
heart that can sympathise with the
unfortunate, rs any man that
breathes. But to my story.
About half mile from the viii
lage of Batavia, there is a nice lit
tie cottage, but few feet from the
; track At that time a young mar
ried couple lived there. They
had one child, a little boy about
, four years old, . bright, black
. eyed, .curly-headed little chap as
: you ever saw. 1had taken a great
: deal ofinterest in the little fellow,
and had thrown candy and oranges
to him from the train, and / was
sure to see him peep:ng through
the fence when my train passed.
One fine sunny afternoon we
were behind time and running fast
nor did we stop at Batavia, and |
|, was to make up one hour before
reaching Rochester We came up
:. at tremendous speed, and when
sweeping around the curve, my
eye followed tie track, not over
two hundred feet AHEAD sat the
little fellow playing with kitten
which he held in his lap. At the
| sound of our approach he locke |
up and laughed, clapping his little
hands in high glee at the alright
ed kitten as it ran from the track.
, Quicker than the lightning that
: blasts the tall pine upon the noun
}. tain top, Iwhistled ''down breaks"
reversed my engine, but knew it
was impossible to stop. Nobly
did that old engine try to save
him. The awful straining and
! writhing of its iron drivers told
but too plainly of the terrific We
locity we had attained. l was
iout of the cab window and down
on the cow-catchcr in a flash
The little fellow stood still; / me-
toned him off and shouted; his
little black eyes opened wide with
astonishment, and a merry laugh
was upon bis lips. / held my
breath as we rushed upon him,
made a desperate attempt to catch
him, but, missed, and as his little
body passed.. I heard the feeble
cry of s.mother!" and the forward
trucks, crushed his body to atoms.
O God! that moment! may
live, sir, to be an old man, but
the agony Of that moment can
never be erased from my memory.
The cars stopped some rods from
the spot, and ! ran back as soon as
possible. His mother saw the
train stop, and fearful foreboding
flashed upon her at once. She
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-03-06

A very large number of horses,
worth 100000. were recently kill
ed on board a Yankee transport
ship.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-04-29
Legal Notices.


nsart Nrrtr,ssu . ,gtvr ~ Nffsosr.
AsHsese 2 Nhaf ~ h'hE - Nsaaitf
1.fs4 - 81 NulNs NHthfw
Asfa.t ftae Heku'a.s ed A1.ifeH ofaF,
- ss a sas sssee 81 ae Nsfs 9 afiA NaH q
gasaet DER ffoa g. sfr pagf@sF . sfe
f..... ats.sesro r.era 81 EAaN tcH, ltei
N-hassaT. aas GtrlasF Nisfe'cf. ~ NlsAHtt t'rfzi
rrg t4.s.qs. 81. sea, tsic ttiasmu 4it8 go asH-
.i,f.s.fa ar taf eatErH' g isf fnHf ~ f'aiss fff0
Na- rel rsl rsss i.s i'eA iH he lna'a'F'sN iases,
cfH M q. 81 grl e t'si .ttee f.si iiisea'
alae = $50 suW ~ fuu flais.lud 4Hrss %. tar
snta 1t aReaa haaaaeA i,IiaFs. sa.I be ,sbsr 80
faa "a ss.e fleastH. salar.. Aa8 Hat3E hai t3e
fsid fiHcet aoi No#ra as3ansc4 snl delivered ie
.s4 Crsr ~ ssla s.la isW4a5a dss5ar note aul ia
the sa.a Mcfarland ihe ESD ttace Nnsdrul 3oti.f
uuse VI "a tHn Hsses asv Hnn Apo sla anigA q aHA
l-a .,af.se saai sal1 tive tisuusaaa slgif nor has
lts faiy peld
az. - sis:ar tts. o. fhs Q dsy II April 1854,
Me aI4 ! wiH Jue' aud 1ariurf Mhee3cr convey
al - t5i to.epA d. ilpae Une uudisldui h'ufti
rsr ~ fjc HeHieg- Described 70 sasa mfr fHEt' SOD
- -is' ar Dc 5ih dag g uet.9el. 1870, aud ~
fHs lih 1sF " December 1856 lac sad tiwih
i.ai. aHa Gsni e Wsecer aRd iaegh y troHt,
Frs f ntHrss ~ raycse "a iae slofgsia
tsr,1n 80 i0 iaHe. . Wass1. ai-, iiHt ~ tie ldb
s30 t#r tt5f tfa sa4d tfWm 8ii Gardner
Wh,e g. 81 ih 'r eui- s,m ecd, cshyetei saa
premises % saa No.. ph ~ Br3uHi Hsg tlai ihr
.aHi lael Wlecrr and lo-fqa u tr'vn, "h ne
nartrasc deed to Iames Wond. ai-n THAI ihesail
loel Wlieeer u,d Joseph y isn,ns.i en ite i1lh any
II Sepfembsr, ls5~. coayevei oue a.i.livded third
iaft 81 al sail premises Baae. y Naisef; ai.o lnt
ihe said Joseph ll-oWa joel Wdeeer aa3 hana
Y Natktr, aa tie 2fa daY littemlftf h'", tN
their mortgage deed. c4ysc sua rreai-es -
Thuaa, Nyuatlt..; also lt' taia pas'el Walker,
nc suHe die heretofore conveyed, hy BIZ q1i'-etain
aral $50 Hs ngA,, title $50 Interest 10 said premises
n sid Joseph y Brown.
And appearing THAT the said Joseph y BROWNE
Edwin Wheeler. aiid Gardner Wheeler, reside wiih-
eut ne State ot Vermont, % Wiz ia Tic Saie Of
Aa-saehuseti.,
IRIS ORDERED bv the Chancellor that notice be
g.ye,, to the said Joseph D brswn, Edwin Wheeler,
and Gar di,cr heelcr. appear before tile Cont u
4 L.haacerv, next 10 be hel.at Manchester withfi
aud for tie said County 81 Remington On The u
( TUESDAY ri Jun hex, then aad there 90 max ans-
ser "a Inc petition 81 .aii Gray and Mcfarland, ~
Publishing ihe sub.tace 81 taid petition, with This
( ORDER. ~ the MANeiu sTEg J"uBNAL. printed -
Naneics er &C re-s.l, three @erbs >ucce'sYe'y, ne
Asi II which pubcalgt shail be, at least, twenty
DAYS lrev.on d tie said 1T Tuesday IL luac it5l
Z Gwen nader nay haud at licnnl' gtun, ~
Z said Cuuqiy ot Remington, this 18th
/ day Of April a. u lt5!.
! joins Y HAIL. Clerk.
r. r burton Solicitor.
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-, -, -. ,.,-r,o..r
JAcnn GALE rs SlAl J. % Nhk NOHlt
]auS K NHGHr ! BENNINGTON C9any S.
Wperea. JACOB CALI, ct ~ dandeifN' ~ Z 2
County Of NiAahaln, aid Sta'e Of telh9I,' ~ y :.
e hs pet -a q the otllte 81 The Ierk q the Cnutt
Of Chauucery, for the County o. EenhlHg'9n, stai-
ing ~ substance that 'hH i. 9lpai' - NlhHul'
~ said County 81 'enh'ne o. on INC We!.f
enih gay - aay' A. - leoe' au,N tNetNg. y wv
said Jacob Gale mortgage deed q ccr'ali i1ha ..
describe ~ Follows ny he'Ng the Westerly hal
d That part q p; number thfee ~ tiie ir'h rah =
Of lots 10 said NlHhall wAet iie' me norm s'He q
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-04-29
In Cl,anccry.
I'm. burton, solicitor

DANiEI MCFARLAND rs. I SfATE or NthMoNr,
JotL WuEtiEt, q others. teuiHi glon County. ~.
MhergAs DtHei AicFa,iaud lIHs G ed 10 the Clerk :
office Of sad caur Of Ehanccr8 his petition TOR me
purpose Of loreclgsjng . mortgage gwen by joel
"a heeier and James henson, dared April 1T, 1866,
conditioned for Il lyment Of two prornsory notes
eNerutel by said Wheeler and payable TO SAID Ben
son ~ bearer uHe iu the sua O three huHdred dol
la~. ard the other Cir the sum of one thousand dol
lar aud stating that tire >aid petitioner Is tie OWL
~ ni,d bearer o. said th9i.tnd dollar note, aud
flat said threc hundred dollar uote has been pad;
ana also statius that On the 18th tty "a December,
1866, the saii ,iue AHeecr, by mortgage deed, con-
teyed aid pftm ses, descli Ell "a sad mortgage, %
said Bcqsun, 70 lame 3 Wood; aud also hat said
Joel Nac1er on tbs % day Of MARCH, 1851, e9a
yeyed by mot gage decd, slid premises 70 joseph y
Brown; a tint said JOrl Nnefer sad Joseph u
Browa % tie 18th day Scltef Der, 1906 coHyey-
eli one WHvdej thnd part 81 sud premises TO ildii-
iel NaSeri and that sad joe, Ahee'er, Je'ep,i
u nragu ans Daniel Walker BY mortgage deed,
conveyed said premises, on the 20th day ot Decem-
Der 1859. 10 lh0ua. Mechanics; and that Daniel
7 Walker has bv quit clun deed. conveyed all MS
interest IN SAID premises to said Joseph ID Brown,
Aud !, anpcaring fliat sud Joseph ID brown resides
cut Of tie SiAie 81 vermont, 10 Wi al Concord, W
the State of Massachusetts,
IT IS oHpEnEp By the Chancellor that rotire be
gwen 70 ,a Joseph u Brown y appear before this
Court uf Chancery 10 be held ~ Manchester. within
and for said County Of Bennington, on the 1T Tues
day 81 June next, thea aud the G TO make answer 10
the petition Of said Mcfarland, bv publishing the
substance 81 said pettion with this order ~ the
MAStnlsrEH JoURNAi, printed at Manchester, "a
said Couay az Bennington, three weeks successive
ly, the last Of which publications .hall be, At least
twenty days previous to said lst Tuesday Of June
1852.
Given under my hand At Bennington
this 18Th day Of April, 1852.
JoiiS V. HALL, Clerk.
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Isaac Mechanics v, shn Williams and
Ghsuneey G.. Beiiaud.
BENSIxoToN CauNTY CouRr
Decesrhef Term, itGi


Dece.uhcr Term. 1901.
VIII reas ISAAC NcDANiEl.S, og Rasaad. car1-
merce 81. action " ejer.np apgin.f Holm VIII
LIAM>, ri d lr.s', aaI q II ALNCEl g EEkL AND.
II ne state q i1va. 10 ire possession "
lanas m Dorset. kpoF'0 the ioia WaeaiHu FAR ~,
aal 90 fcyei IS tie siid Bertrand, Bv mpr gaze
deed u the said Mc1areis, oh tie - day o. sept.
ls53 Is aeelire the payu4epi n thu sum ~ Fifieen
liunifei hoaau; wii,ie sid action was entered in
celfr e DE term aforesaid. ana'ihs same cor
lilne4 9im term % term. unfii the Deeembe term
q sad court oien 81 Bennington oa tile first TUE
dav "a December, 1851. aud i appearing thar the
salA hsriand had nos teea notified ~ the tendency
e ssa SUIT w1s o~dsre3 br the Cnari tliai notice
thereof be given 81 fHbashHs lie sGieiarre 81 ssii
se.baa, iires eexs sarces.rs.r % The NsNeHEs1EK
1iafsai. trlate4 a NHrhesfer. q Fld Geg8fT l
rha s 81 Wh.es fubl -ioi4s small Sc
sFo o. aAra ,ls @aia ~ ssi
lie .ts aa8a q a9.es- aat ass#e-.
fy order u Court.
Joux HAix. clxk
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NEW GOODS,
EQUINOX STORE,
Spring of 1862.

pmXrs, latest patterns fasi color, 10 10 ~ cts
4 per yard.
SnEErINGs and shtr,ins., @ to Iais per yard.
HFUsLIN pELMNES AMI CHALrIES, l2,, Is,
" p, d 25c,s per yard. Very handsome ueS
.iyes.
RRocApE, GREY LusrREs, very fashionable
uAXDsoMr BGocADE PoPLlNs, and many
L = other ncw styles Dress Goods.
DINE. BLUE, GREEN aud BROWN GING-
L hams, cheap AS calico
DoTTrD SWISS MUsLINs, 12i cts per yard,
~ worth IS ots.
4 LPuABETtCAL TEANDKERCIiIEFs. for
{ 4 children, given away
T. INCH LTNrN. Table Damask, 4j cts pet
" yard, worth GU cts.
DLAcE ALpAcAs, good lustrc, cheap.
(,Rrl rwILD FLANNEL, 50 ''' per yard
pLuE CURTAIN HOLLANDS, 20 cents per
ID yard,
DROWN SATIN CHECK LUSrRrs. 1t 70
ID cents per yard, worth 81 per yard
CHOW DROP NAPKINS, very cheap indeed.
XTELyET CARPET SATcHELs. 6octs, worth
V sl00 easy
DUFF FURNITURE COVERING, nice ar
h tcle.
FANCY CAsStMEREs, for young suit.
different qualities, low prices; also checked
aud striped Alarscilles aud other summer SUITS,
fDLBs OF NICE SUGAR FOR 81 90.
~ Other groceries, full assortment.
rooD GREEN TEA, rs cents per ID,
TOHN AYDERs0N'S celebrated Selace, and
- Honey Dew Chewing labaeco, at wholesale
or retail.
CCAFARLATTT TURKISH Smoking Tobacco
DOSE SCENTED MACCAB0Y SNUFF, in
81 half pound ties.
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Notice..

rI,HIs CERrIFIES that haee tbs day given my
L son. AUGUSTUS c. CHAMBERLAIN, bay time
anfjng size remainder &c his minority and shan
ca N none II bis earnings, aHd ply 10 debts ci his
contracting, afler this date.
CAf.VfN CHAMBERLAIN.
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Sold At The EQUINOX DRUG STORE, Manen.
ester, anil by j I. sllURrLEFE & CO., Ben.
nington, II. K00N, North Beuningon,and Drug.
lsts and dealers everywhere. ly80
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NOTICE.

TIME PUBLIC EXAMINATION Of Common
4 school Teachers for lhe town u Manchester,
will hc held ~ the IdWa Hail. on saturday the 3rti
aav e Nay a a'cl"ek +. ST.. The Pnbllc are cor
daily Invited 20 attend.
]. n. HOLSTER Superintendent.
Manchester, April Is, lt62.--49
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Burr and Burton Seminary.

THE NEXr TERM II this Institution viii com.
4 mence WEDNESDAY, +. Nj, March 10Th, and
continue hfffen weeks.
To those having preparation Tor The ministry
IN view, whose character aud Circumstances 60
title them 10 The bench. u the BgaR fUAD, al.
cbtiges for tuition, room reut and nciden as are
RENTED.
Pupils OF both sexes can be Accommodated with
rootns and board al the Seminary. The Prinei-
pal ard his family, with the several teachers IN
both departments, constitute with these one FAM
ily, and are regulated accordingly.
For cireniars giving information as to terms,
&c, address the Principal
Rev. ]. u. wlCKHAM. Principal.
Manchester. March 8. 1852,
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Artificial Eyes,

deserted stllfai p,sn, aa terssiiy fsstiaA ~ we
haftira8 este
uief4ie.asfs & &IAEAcT, SEbABisNC>i eie-,
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GAEAAgit. FUlYPtS sui THROAT hisEAs-
~. IUarri, with irA1ess hneas, hatteF, iiteia
uf ~cAts. i permanently tuftt.
1y@ for lur,her nf'cu.arr, tcsiImoulals, ETC.,
sesas 81 & G.ru8lar Aadfees
DIX. GAEETNER.
eut9 A tga-si., frov, n. y.
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MARRIAGES.

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IN, ISL. llr MAnTiN i;of Of Rutland, aad Mss
JAsR a. GLEASON. OF Factory Poiu'.
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Exquisite Hair Ornaments.

SOLID GOLD AND SILVER BADGES. Espce-
IA pairs taken wiib al branches Of repairing IT
onr llue.
Store IN Cramion & Niohols' B,nck.
Lass RUTLAND, VEBxoSr