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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-03-27

THE Raleigh Standard comments upon our remark
that the military beads of this revolution must be great
v changed and will be, and the civil ones too. Any
body who looks around will the change that has al
ready been made in the military beads in this State,
amounting virtually to a change an to'o Certainly
enough to bear out fully remark made some days
ago that the military beads must be greatly changed,
and will be-" AS for the civil head OF the War De-
partment the Secretary of War, all know that
change has been made-that, with all respect for the
high order of talents possessed by Mr.. Benjamin, the
cast of bis mind fits him better for the legal diploma
tic service of the government than for the ar Oice
and that younger with different habitudes and
training has been appointed end will no doubt lnfnse
more vgor into the administration OF all matters con-
nected with our defense, vhe General Lees appoint
ment at the seat of government will impart more unity
of plan and continuity of action What MIR. Ran
dophs former party associations were, we do net know
we do know that Mr.. Watts, the new Alto ney Gener
al was the leading Bell and Everett man in Alabama
during the Presidential election that resulted In the
election of Mr. Lincoln by the exclusive Northern vote
and that General Lee was VIGOROUSLY moi Breckin-
ridge man. nor even what is called original secession
ist The Standard Of course knows better, that
when change 10 the civil and military heads of this
revolution is spoken Of no reference is be made
to the displacement of President Davis, the constitution
al chief Who after all that has been said, could not be
replaced and who in spite of errors OF Judgment which
supernatural wisdom alone could have avoided, or
defects of temper from which mere man is ex-
empt, has enjoyed and still enjoys the confidence OF
the people of the South TO extent to which no other
man approaches. And while we on the subje Of
the civil heads, might it not possibly occur to the
Standard that there may be other heads even IN this
Stale thbn those 10 the Executive offices? With the
unlimited powers claimed and when it suited that body
exercised by tie Convention amounting the STANDARD
itself asserts to Supreme Legislative, Executive anc
judicial Powers is that body free from responsibility
Claiming and exercising when it pleases the three su
three heads-or with dsrespect might it not be sale
that it ought to be in sort of berus Il
watch with all its beads, and has been in existence
from the first secession Of the state If it had gVel
the authority to raise twenty thousand men for the de
fence of the State exclusively hen indeed the Governo
could have massed them at Goldsboro, or some Otbe
convenient POINT points, we have all along urged
! We give full credit to the editor of the Standard 70
having voted for the raising of these twenty thousan
men, But it was lost in Convention. If we blam
other authorities for dtarness certainly the people VIII
have seen the Convention drag lis slow length aon
will not acqait that body of its share of the blame.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-04-22

War tvtrY FAutf snovfn nANr ~ guT
lt8Nefs AAn WHY II hey sbuut8 baEr llrNNEWrLL )
IsttFrsAL C.peH RtNtpr he.au-e L ~siee ualiy
tgfe. Cat y kegaaq. agd eaaaaa Iesshs 6rf
IAusf hhaussfss. AID ,hc most sHpe ami per
fest &sRliqg SyrsB n ihs wuf.A Eos sd q Noatr,
Hy dfY Bell. q aay Be uecl wiih tbe greatest
Ne iau. aadMut.fasrt hc deaths bN t,ss8Wf-
Zen g peel, snd tsffHis ei'eYed q their suffering.
hy What e WIS aa .'sfn behiud.
fhnv .GoGi3 atvr iHuHewrrs Toi1 ADodvHe,
because 81 8. 4 perfect reuedy fJr Nearseia, Ner-
yru-. or ; cs ilraaaehe fo1lb, and E8rarbr ro1
eleg'ut#y, PaiH 10 Stomach, of Bowels, Genuine
Cheers Mpf3us. kheumtem, Distress aiicr Ealing,
Nervousness ilv-'erg Hd Vie ciilef 81 a eHn.rs IT
dIeea-ei sod instafv Lsss n SLtp. l., character,
ihanEh active s smpfc, Hs agt.aH W perfect col-
iormtY 90 nature IL cd taff ~ gthsG
They -aaui ave 3Haewrf Eclectic Piils be-
canse e,ih - lam bn' SAX PiH ~ q dose all e.
engagements q TIE Sfpuaca sHd Bowels afe rHFeH.
lhet cge talIse.saH, bf.peR,a. Headache uhca
rau.c by faal .tum gflt La.- ~ AHp-fite, BIi0u--
ur. lauHaee for Worm, sut cure.
tuey aei simple. g,s.' Hsfiler fIa ra' fHakc Flil
z 3 al tNo sism8eh, aa j. ihe mlst iIt g-sT fah-
iu- many Pms u q dose aad then. vtat ia-
FaHant % ever FHmiy sod every lur-e, aHe 01tlIc
gae. flr If iwo nr thre pf shat s of ariiv sni4
i the above reasons Afe net soed, and results ID
n7t conform % declarations. | wi lrcquest mv agents
@ Refund ibe Money. ibis is the T. SIS ofmg conf.
deuc-, sHd taai q TIE pHbic j asked to test
llCSNKwEtI's lNvEHsAL Cotton REMrpY
lluNNtWtLL's IoLG ANopyNE.
llrNNEwlIL's ECthcnc FILLS
t. Facsimile 81 J. L. llauuewcEs signature
owes co.ss Of genuine only. see advertisnm ui
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Legal Notices.
InChancery.

pssHa 4 MsfArttsp . sftfr % EtrwoNr,
AsuNha NNsF no. HtHars aa Caaatg,
Lssfrm EF8A others J M
Wlrn8, baHs HfFaHa aHs Aaafea Gray,
hsYt ae3 b lbg ottee q fae Ciefk ~ saa taar' pf
claeeee, ihef pea ,ar tas papere q aoe-
W ef, aad tfn.naF Naeaef, fa CheaHcg l,feea
af6 AE4fus Bowen, dE'c ehfuaY g5lR, ihts cots
assang8 o. fAe HhH#eHt ~ thg sgm az k@'N-A8Ee
iu.8frt ha.3'fa aa a,feI d ias fTaMitaft naies,
cseA rakab# 'o tAe aHarf 0 sa4 efeea $3.50 lyNrn.
orc ~ fte sam 81 tNa ihaussHa daas. ore ~ ths
,u,n az Ghaen hgHaHaa dolisr ana ine other o. the
fum III oae iil9usss dollars. And Stating ibat ihe
tsia tifooa ana Hoaef endorsed and delivered o.
said GTsy ihe s.a iheusand dollar unip, sad 70
ths ssa NsfaNsAd the sid Eileen duualei aaltl
note. while ESQ gUles are nDa dHe and uBpaid aH8
alsa stating lhsi sad two Thousand dollar uU'e Aas
beea fgiiy psid,
Ana al.6 stating tlat 81 ~ 2d jAy ApTj 1854
Use .aHl Edwin. Iel, and GanlHcr Wheeler convex
~ Is .ald Joseph b }ro9u one undivided fourth
parf II i,c premises aecnbsI .n ssi8 msflEae; aHd
a.so thai oil ihe ~ DAY q October 1866, ana oa
The ialh dav If nescmher lsa8 tAe ss.d E8Hirt
I..el. aad 64nlpsf Wheeler snd Io.tph u Brown.
by their mortgage Gee Is ,cnnyeyed lAc aforesaid
premises o. james u Wood; also thar ga fhc 18Th
dae 81 iuiy, 1851, tae sad Edwin and Gardner
WHcc {, hy thaiF qut-elaHn deed, conveyed said
premises no said Joseph d huWn; also that the
.aia joel Wheeler ard 3o.cph d BrpNn, GA the 5th
day oi january, is5s covered said premises. b.
mortgage heed % Jamcs q Wood; also that thesiid
joel Wheeler Had J0scphD Brown 90 The i5lh day
oi September, is5s. conveyed oue undivided Third
part IL 1ii said premises haaie I Nakcr; also llmt
DE sa8 Joseph y brown, Joe Wbe0lsl, asa baHei
y Nakgr, a tla zuth dag &c December, 1905 hy
fer mortgage deed conveyed -ad premises ~
Hgma. Mechanics. al-p ila' all DWie.P Nakpf,
10 some date heretofore, conveyed By DE- qut-eaiiu
aee 81 hi- right tiNg s.9 interest % sl.a premises
q -Hi Joseph y iiToNu
All appearing tat tae said Jn-epA u Brown,
iisiH Wheeler, sad Gardner Wheeler. reside w.ih-
o0l We Sgse VI Vermont 70 vat Il III Tie Stale Of
M1--achu.ai',,
ii IS otpHrEn ~ The Chancellor tun. notice be
gwen TO rhe -Jsi Joseph Brown, Eawn Wheeler,
.id Gariucr Wheeler 20 appear before the Coau q
Chucer,, next TO be held at Manchester, within
ial "a iAy -aid County 81 Bennington OH Tie -
luts isy % jga rex, tbeu and .here y max aus
,rer % The petition Of said Gray and Mcfarland By
publishing the substance Of sand petition, With This
ORDER u the AANcItsrfH loUbSAf, printed ~
Manchester af re.abi, three weeks esiyeiy, the
hast ~ Nheh publications shall be, at least, twenty
days p-eyiou, tile said 1T Tuesday IL june 1907
Give. uHder MY 1aud, at bennington, ID
said County ol Bennington, this lttA
day 81 Apr. a b. 1852.
JuuN Y Halt Cleyk.
T. 3. Burton SOitiior
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In thanccry.

\ a, -.
DANnL Net AELaAD rs SrAIE OF NEhAioNFi
Joht WHEELER 2 @tuers. bennington toah,S' r.
whereas '"Wel Acfafli'td has h'ea % tlle IierS
office p SAID court q CMhcetN NJ Peltipa iof ihe
pafpo.e OF imee'oslnE MORTGAGE gwen ny joe
Nheeiir and james beusoh, dated aplA ~ $500,
conditioned for me ptyment q two pronsory notes
eXeeuei hy said hheeer ana payable T. sad Ben
son or oearer one FIR the sum 5f three uudred dol
a-., and tbs other fer the sum q one thousand Dol
arsi ind stating that the said petitioner s the own
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NEW GOODS,
EQUINOX STORE,
Spring Of 1862.
Spring Of 1852,

pRiNrs latest patterns fast color., 10 to Iai ct.
L per yard
GnEErlNGs and shtings, 81 to l2ic per yard.
MUSLIN DE LANES and CHALLlES 1911, Is,
w %, q. d 25cts per yard. Very handsome nes
styles,
RRocADr, GREY LusTREs, very fashionable.
HANDSOME BRocADE PoPLiNS, and many
Al other new styles Dress Goods.
DINK, BLUE, GREEN and BROWN GlNG-
L hams, cheap calico.
DoTTED SWISS MUsLiNs. l2s cts per yard.
~ worth rs cts.
4 LPnABETICAL HANDKERCIIEFs. for
n children, given away
c0INCH LINEN. Table Damask. 45 cts pei
w yard. worth 90 cts.
DLACK ALPACAs. good lustre, cheap.
GREY TwIL'D FLANNEL, So cts per yard
QLUE CURTAIN HOLLANDS. 20 e.ut, Ter
ID yard.
DROWN SATIN CHECK LUsrREEs. at Is
I'D cents per yard, worth % per yard
CNow DROP NAPKINS. very cheap indeed.
VELVET CARPET sATcnELs, 6oct., worth,
' $l.oo easy.
DUFF FURNITURE COVERING, nice ar.
ID uele.
EAHcY CASSIMERES. for young men 5 suits.
A different qualities. low prices; also checked
aud striped Marseilles aud other summrf s,utfs.
I1slLBs or NICE SUGAR FOR sIO0
+ 4 ~ Other groceries, fuil assortment.
/ CooD GREEN TEA, rs cents per ID.
VoHS AMI ERsoy's celebrated sslace, ana
- iloLsy Dsw Cleslng Tabsceo, 81 wa6les4ls
o. retail.
CcAFARDATn TURKISH Smoking Tobacco.
DOSE SCENTED MAccABoY SNUFF. in
/ IL half cuDd bOtslss
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Legal Notices.
Evcline Stfccter =. aichaei 0orman.


December fefw, festtt
Where's ENEiiNE sHBEffEE. 81 larst. IS
sai8 GauuiR. si tis E1setsias lrm af Nen.aRea
C1aHN Caf leao commenced rs sse s44
sumn. nva.ng MICHAEL auRMAN. iate 81 Dars
~ rs ihea' fsst 'HtnpHe declaring - tftacs
rc Ne ,gul q lsa liaair-d naIHn; Nhe uia
aetNr Has apiF eaiefel n Sal casu Hla risHHt3
ll4a im ia torn h ufesuhef sm Eset. aH3
appesrue fiist saai uaWsH la aal aae naiiaea
q TO pcaaeaee q saa .aif.--H afsa ssrsf ihtt
cl SOLD aeiol ter weeks uccssslyeir O. thc Man
cuhsrtr iorRNAl. pHfc e. Aaglaessee Ia sas8
County ihe lssl 8 Wtea pahHca or sHaH be -
least iNca1g dsg previous % tHt session f saia eapH
o be holden % Nanehestsr, on fic fnl TUESDAY 81
Jgae peNl. ~ w3aga tsne iae saa Gauaan i ttqulg-
ca 90 Hnleafe8
rs anleg 81 Court
Ions Y. HALt, County Clerk
Miner som Attys
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Isaac Mechanics W. John " ilIiams and
Chauncey G.. ueiland.
COLATY L0rnT.


December Term, ik5l-t
VIII reas ISAAC McDANlELS, II Rutland, cpm-
meecei his action u eiectmpHf against JlHS VII
LiAMS, 81 Dorse', and u II AUNCEY 6, tEELAND.
81 the state n Iowa. 20 recover tie possession Of
bands Ia Dorset. known "a the loau Wheaton iarm,
and conveyed by The said Beraud. BY mortgage
decd, 70 thc said Mechanics. on tire day Of sept.
is5s 70 secure tie payment q TIL sum q Fifteen
Hundred Dollars wi4sle sBid action was entered ~
coar IS the ier8 Aforesaid, snd lie same vas COLI
tinued from term to term, until the December term
~ said cont, haisu - Bennington on TIE nTst u
dsy ~ neeegnner, 1851. and il appearing that tie
saId BeTiand had not been nnil6ed al tie penGsncy
~ said tgit - oqs ordered 5y tie Court that notice
thereof be gfyeu b. fBbshng iie substance Of sid
arton, three esass sueceasvrly Ia the MAAemhrEE
JoCRSat. prinied Al Naarhesfsr. 10 said CgaHix 4
BciiiHt gss. the asg 81 whie Publications sbal be
II least tWeuiy aaYs prefeas % tie session y sad
Cert ID be h0l6- 4 Manchester, on the fFt Tues
dav a lunc, 1864, which ,e1a q es'a eourt The SAID
Beflana required % appear and answer
By order a C0pTf,
Joigs v Hail. Clerk
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News summary.


Bsilimere. April II.
Tsr safaaaah Regaaieaa. - d.eizlh.
nen..aes~, "a. a..cos.d iutal Surrender 81
POS Pasaski. 90 llsa frss sea, day Seven
large bacaetes WIRE ma u Is ise aaH 81
osf ba.era-s ~ ranol esa.. r. H. =
i.aa.iux srd as he h4sbeatg saUs - laa
ssie. All threu ca.msir ga - wtue d5s.
nsoonsea Thn.c balls rnlsrai ,lle nass.
rne. cA Oimacal she rlscl commit
DER. rasualel slae LAY prevwas - ihe saf-
reader, thai oaF Hre was - Terrible iha'
10 hamsa bling coalI stand uPoa ihc
rarapea sor even = alamsHi.
Ncw York. April i6.
Tgmss Ma,hingi correspondence:
A. OH er ~no irit iie aaiiasai army be-
fore iafk,own rrposts that hr lea Gen.
McCsslian IL the lses u spirits asd san.
pu.ue 4 his ability 10 drive the rebels oar
"a Yosktusu and Virgins. The same Of
accf AZ. ihsl Ines, he lcil, iisr p l,rls YER
bansine their iarrsek., sn evidence 81 a
preparations 10 s,acuasr o. aa expectation
to be rIsrdiiy driven ga.
Specials state that We.tern d.spaicie.
received At Washington. rrparl For. Ran
dol.,i, le,ng rtronJy ior.fd by she reb-
el.. fFon Randolph i. llle On wark 81
lie sises ore bs.scrn Island 80 and
NJ empli.
Piisburs Landing, irnn. Apr'l ! :.
4 ioree Vi 1000 men an htc trans
pstts. IL, ihis la,,ding GA Saturday night.
accompanied by the gun loat' Tyler and
Lexington, aud proceeded up thg Tenn
e.see ryer 10 point ne ! E,slpori, Miss,
where They lAnlcd and proceeded inland
10 Bear Creek bridge, and destroyed the
lao bridges ou liie Mobile & OHIO Rsil-
sid, taea,nrius i2l, and tire other 40
feet ia length.
A catair, force of lJo men vas found
tl,err, wl.o, alter having Two killed, ian 10
iI,r most Southern - he. Iar expedition
seiasned SUNDAY night wiilio a having bet
a man. TINS was one ct the most Success
iul operation. u the kind during the war,
---euNRs III the communication Of the
m.in rebel Lody a torinh With Alabama
.ud tie rest % The C9a!edsfaeg. except
Aew Orleans.
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''',.'' =. : ,.,.,,,,...,
aeon GALE t. SIAfF on khoNl
JotN u MIGHT. beFn,R3tJH togR'B ss
whereas ACoB uALl., 81 ioua"haeffNsl h NC
County q y mdAam' and sttte q Vermont hi7 NJ
Ell Us pet Ton ~ the oilte Of be (lefh o. me NoaH
q Channcefy' for thc County q Remington, ,tai-
ag ~ su9siance thAi 9uhi wright, Oh Whhalh
eu'l Gay O Nay, a. D. le59 duly executed 70 ne
sad Jacob Gae mortgage deed q certain lAnG,
describe o. follows ut beng the we'letiy ital
9 that part Fl b. plumber three y iie ieufth ran
q lots in said NlnhalI, wncii les me norm sac o.
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Fort Monroe, April &c.

Fort Monroe, April l6.
40 extensive suaake has been rising all
day from Newport Neu-. Trading 10 tlie
brl.ef tia, pr para,ions are making 60
eyacaate a. Ii las now ceased 10 be "a
Idacr Of Importance.
The following Is taken from the Nor
folk paper:
RIcmaoxn, lJlh.--Bolh Houses Of
Congress have adopted = resolution TO adj
Iourn on Monday urxt, and to meet again
Oh the third Monday oi August.
Reports have been received here o. the
laudiag OF Yankee ,nops al Tappahan-
neck. Es-ex Coualy, Va, on tie Kappa
hammock river.
rive federal gunboais vent 10 Urbana
on the Rappahanuock river. on sunday,
and neA, "a, Proceeded TO Tappah nnoek.
No troops Aerr land'-d. This IS supposed
10 lie reconnaissance or feiut.
Official formation from New Orleans
state that aa attack on Forts jackson and
Philip commenced yesterday. l4lh inst.
SAyAxxAH. islii.--fle AorHiag Nesrs
learns that jacksonville. Florida, was
evacuated By the federAls last Tue-day.--
They said they were going 10 rybee.--
Tie lswn ID now in possession Of tie con.
ieaeralcs.
New York. April S.
The following Is 50 scr ~ u ilie cap-
gurv u Ferl palask, On tbs morains d
abe iUb. Gen. Gilmore seat flag q
uooe % she fsr1. demanding is uDc0nl.i-
lcaal surrender Co. OAnssaa replied
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MARRIAGES.

IN Sunderland April ~, ~ J, ~ Gregory Esq,.
}ir KiNG IlERHrKr, and Hiss SornlA RoLLo, both
% Sunderland.
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BENNINGTON
( L AIDES SEMI NARY.

THE SUMNER TERM o. this institution will
L open THuEsDAY, April IL, and continue four
teen weeks.
fall corps q competent teachers will be en-.
pioyed. giving superior advantages beth Ia ths
regalar course, and 10 Music. French, Dr2slng
ard Painting.
Per particulars spDly e The priBeipals
ELIZA ". CLARK.
LYDIA II. CLARK.
Bs.slagten, Msreh ~. igt2--%Sif
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f0Fi Monroe, Apth ~
One Of llIc garrison who escaped tiom
Eoa Pula,ki WAS represented as coniep-
ding that the lcderai batteries contained
one gun that easld put iis shells through
the wall. Of the tort Al any polnt which u
Nas aimed, rendering the working Of the
g,nn almost impossible. The barbetle
guns we're all dismeNal,d, and most
Ut those bearing OH tic attacking batteries
were ii a similar condition before tive fort
surrendered. The garrison consisted Of
over FIVE hundred men.
Tie rebels has, l.eve i@r several dayN
huiiiing large iorileation. on tic Gloaets-
ter side OF York k,er atout i've miles
from yorktown, and w.la sight Of our
gunbeats, but their guns were OF NO .ons
rssgc 10 ALLOW Tie approach OF thc gun
boats 10 shell the work.. About one
thousand ncn were AT work on the furll.
locations, AID the mor,ars wcve not Of sui
he.eut range 10 check the operations.
Yesterday morning, however the gnn-
baal sebego arrived, having heavy nun
bred pouad r.Gcd Parrot gun, aud at once
opened lire upon them with shell, which
we're ~ well anuei thai they could be
sceR ialliug ia their midst, and exploding
wlih iaial effect, The rebels could be dis
timely seen earring ~ thcir killed and
wound j, and 10 ilic course Of two hours
tie work vas entirely suspended, The men
rgiirmg out of range
AZ every alicmp 10 rcAcw the wolk
they were driven back, np TO night. The
guns noun ed ~ TIE enemy Oh the York
town side Of the river, nunb,r not lvsr
than fifty one hundred Founders, ,ohc Of
them ,iHc,l, bearing dirccil on the bar
uar ganLoa,s are at present about mo
miles below thc town.
There Is said 10 be skifmishins along
tie whole line telorc Yorktown. aud the
Btrdan sharpshouters ave ~ ealing Ter
ror among the gaaners Of the enemy ly
their unefrng aini.
Tie enemy have made several sortc-
with infantry to di,lugc &C capture our
fiiirmeu. bat base been driven back with
heavy loss.
A. 10 lltc arrangements for the final
siege. Ne Iced only J, The work goes
bfavely on
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DisrANcrs TO RrcBwoSn.-Ibe @l-
oa ing table gives tbs distances 70 R,eh.
naad from she principal points 81 APP
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NOIItE.

Az ADJOURNED MEETING Of the Parish 81
N Z'ol Church will be holjen IN the Church nj
. o'clock L. W., on WEDNESDAY, the 30th Of
April. Atths meeting tic Slips 10 said Church will
be rented for the year ensuing
BY ORDER or PARISH.
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Burr and burton Seminary.

TIVE NEXT TERN Of this Tnsiitdiion will com.
i mence WEDNESDAY, p, NJ, siarch 2Gib, aud
continue fifteen weeks.
To those having preparation for The ministry
IN view, whose character aud Circumstances en-
title them 70 The bencht Of the Bean FrED, all
charges for tuition, room rent aud incident ais are
RENTED.
Fup'is 81 both sexes can be accommodated with
rooms and board at .hs Seminary. The PrInei-
pal and his fimi,y, with lbe several teachers In
both departments. constitute with these one fam.
~, and are regulated accordingly.
For Circulars giving information As 10 tsrns.
&C, address the Principal.
Rev. J. b. NIcKHAM. PriBs.Yal.
Manchester, March o. l6s2
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THE PERFECT MELODEON,


WITHOUT AN EQUAL.
4 LN0Sr every mail FROM Glr and near brings
n to as some new evidence If the great favor
aud growing popularity of this beautiful instru-
inetH. aRd abundant testimonials are constantly
reaching US proving eonciasiyely that 10 other
Reed Instrument contains SO many exeeencies
a, tie PERFECT MEL9DE0N wfin BASE DAM
PER AM HARMONIC ATTACHMENT.
The Harmonic Attachment Is the most valuable
of modern improyemeuts--by il the power of the
Instrument is doubled without increasing It's size
OF tie number Of Reeds.
Our Rsuiy iHpeated HARMONIC ORGAN
for Churches Concert and Lecture Rooms, has
gredtsr capacity and p0uef tEan any other in
slrunlent made in the country, considering the
price.
1T is far more siapis and less liaJis 10 get out
Of order than other Reed Orgtns
n contains only aat as maHg Reels as other
instruments Il the same power, and consequently
not haIf The expense 10 keep IN rune.
Another entire nev feature W the Melodeon en-
ierprise Is the PATENT H.fRP, or Piano
aria INTENT 90 the Melodeon.
This is precisely what its name indicates, a
combination Of ne MELoDBok aud PiASo PoETs,
aud meets precisely the wants aud desires u a
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DEATHS.

II Manchester, April u, 81 consumption, EDWARD
3 swfrr agei 63 wears.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-04-22
1ut sday Morning.

Camp near Sparta, Apr.i 20.
Every thing is quiet in front OF U.s.
Yesterday cavalry reconnaissance penc-
,raled the valley several miles towards
Harrisburg. aud report that there are large
quantities Of forage and fresh provisions
there. Descriers report that Jaekson's
force Is Al McGuaghrys'own, East Of llar-
ri.burg. and eth retrea,ing. Ashby S
comm aid still the rear guard. Signal Of.
6ccrs report that the carairy Of the enemy
was 10 sight ye..erday afternoon.
Fort Monroe, April 20.
Their Is no neas Of ans importance
from Yorktown a. yet. Tie adsic's from
lietv are ~ 10 tits afternoon, and say
,hat everything 3 unusually qniei.
Tie ssle Of Harper's Heelfy for ihe
prsscus week Las been stopped on account
81 The iilasIraiio-s which u gives Of the
vicinity m Yorktown
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In Chnncciy.
JCNE TERM, 4. y. 1862.

L. B. Burton, Solicitor,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-11-21

"a : ankeez7 seems equal 10 any emergency.
From the Southern coast tGen. Batler's
Department. We learn from advices from New
Orleans, G II the 10Th inst, that an expedition
under Wei,zrl, met tie enemy at Labadieville,
asd defeaJco ,bem after alter brisk fight
Upward of go Of the enemy were killed,
wounded an ken prisoners and one piece Of
artillery c. 4p.-.sed. The rebels we're pursued
toward Ba.s Is, Fay. where Gov. Moore is
supposed 10 oe. Our loss was eighteen killed,
and seveuty ty-four wounded,
Aa official order from from the President
distnisses Col. I. Il Ford, Of the SD Ohio
Regiment. from the service. The dismissal is
made on the Recommendation OF the Court Of
Inquiry appointed to examine into and report
upon the Harpers Ferry surrender.
The rebel General VInipigut died at Port
Hudson, a few days ago, Of Pneumonia.
The news IRON the Divisions Of The army
under Gers, Cex and Curtis is unimpor;ant