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, 1862-03-15
Watn Ruhbfr Tr4$H.
(EELEY'S HARD RUBBER
TRUSS.

AASEFACICEE0 CSpEKRIGSs + &GoopfKAR'd PErxST
ISia Tr9ss Is having saoeess n caztag Hernia
Uu!ke ALL othc-e used in the following resrcc
IT WILL FEvEE HVsT, {he spring being costed With
Hatd Rubber rendering II tuperT1ocs to moisture OF
Ierspreuoa f.sm the body, NOE BREAK cHAFK, aA11.
4E M El1s1k1.. NIL EuT sI1F OF HOVE FAo1 r Aox
1fa11X IT and L always CLAN AID As GOOD ~ kH~.
1hey harc hen cse1 by 3cc persons In this Cisy
ana surrounding country, x1taa The past two years
a4e " rave asEet failed Eye satisfaction In III cases
GeKEn Ge E91 n ,s cty q 1a:Ity ssang vaea
the Wset ND It universally acfnoxisdEed 81 III n
ae only relaele 1russ 1t for use Dr. Seeley having
aaa Eh0Jn yetta experience in the Aprlicarop, en3
n1g q ssGs = IS; VI ga.1sntee us asttunsnt il
can DC made very slH Of t16er ID ihe c.se MaT r.
qu!Ee2 an dsi1y recetytnE orders for tais Inseru.
ASSURE The rne',n hist y T. E.gdIy seeeEesdinx II
car be fted hy sending stze u inces around rS n
lien u Raetu5E to d. J. s9KLEY. lsi Lake ssroe:
whom at orders cus: be ..fd7eesed Pamphlet aent On
tcce.pt Of Etsnp. P, Q. Bax +&5 au:4tlT-re1y
, 1862-03-15

4 I2TILLERY AND CAVALRY
"a FEEE1:s-{An :stsa eic. !ot Of saa;:s. De;1s
Ahd SaEle@ Sabre kEGf3 and S.1Ea- Eeat 3uCksktu
Dress Gaunti5ts- Also, In:autsy EirlG ant Ina De
nceEs STorda the best articles ,Hade; Smti1 al1 We
and Ponds tsevtlvere sad Percussion Cat trid
6hou!s!er Strops HngleE &c DC. all sold very cheap
fer CO: h. E. BOWEN u Clark Ht7est [e? st.tssI.
over tbs United 8taIes E1pre5s t}Glce. oe1S.tf
, 1862-03-15
fntellige1.e& @mees.

RTEW INTELLIGENCE OFFICE
IN -i@ pA.oo.z see@. op7o<:e she View Fost o.
3ee E1saSEahed On tia E.kt:a sSztea1. 10 6ri ees4
from tae otece snS f5Gty r31esa SC &C 7e este
=r.n5 SEr sa.sed b. sresy1S s t62 Oaaroosc ETeA q
Ai4:sstEE fz-h l. L RaI44AA4 rctt n!8oe BaI e..
n 3Yv
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MASTERS SALE.-State of lii
1T1 nos, Cook County Circuit Court of cook
GounE-14 ChanteE4. John Lewis es; James 2; Fees,
and Patrick nlsh.--Dee1re Of Foreelosure.
FnbliG notice is hereby gtEen taat L G Paine =
DlInosa will II pursuance Of Mandate In a Decree
ente-td in the above entitled cause q the date hereof
sell public auction cAkh to the highest bidder
The orth deer Of the Court HOUSE On 8locS thlttY
nine Se} Old Town In the City II Chicago ~ the 18th
day Of March, A. D. 1a ut ten o'clock ID the fo<t
Of said dsy, al Of the ortgeEed premises described
IN sstd Decree. to oEt-Lpt N1 f61, tn Keea and sWxa
eeyentyeeTen [7 N the School Section Addition to
ChieaEo Comfy q Coos, and 5tate o5 Hlaoa. Or %
make the money due spdn s.ld Des1Es nth sos9 In
Ma:ger n Cha1cezy Of Cook Caaaky:
Chicago. March 9Th 1e62 Enh7.n3x1m ID
, 1862-03-15

LIVE STOCK.
DroTe;g aEd Farmers viii 1nd TIL. tEe sHoat AivSAs
zuge::s ronte for Live Stocks Capnc.on4 Ya.da 1oH
watefed ard snsp!fsd with sEez7 co5Eentcnee, hAvA
sttcpson 10 paid to their Nanfa- From HaErtsboFK44
whete viii be 1uEIt eTeEy for feeding 61&
NEW TpEK ard BALTIMORE MARKETS.. Thia MI
aloo be fond the Shortest Qckrst and Iaoat dse04
route for Stock to New {ozk-iTta Aieat1wn1- I'D
with fewer changes th1l 1uy other.
ENpCH Lev Is, Gent Snpt AtooGE. p
L. /. HONPT. Cent Ticket Agent, Ph:t8delphfk-
T. H HOUSTON. Ee11 Freight Agent, Ptilada1rAaa-
Eli
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TATARRHi CATARRHli
~ CATAEEHf!f
DR.. GEELyE'2 LIQUID CAfAKKH KEHFUY.

WARRANTED 70 oe q t1f6 Cufo 19
CATARRH or COLD IN THE HEAD.
oxr H5xpRxn THocsAsp pessoua dc vsaray h, IN
eouctry Of Consumption. Every phYsician E1ovs thss
With fully twot.ds Of +ha numbeT the dtseaas ms
commented rs
CATARRH IN THE NOSE.
Tne aex step being to tie throat and bronchial sptek
Mis e4s:e! . CUE cazx,a than consr,rp4c., md b,
csr:nE The 1t We prevent the 1atrer Persons should
rnde5s1ano taat The herser way - cure Consumption
The symptoms Of Casprrh u tnsr feaerall7 1prea1
3rc at d3st very 6ght Persons ind they have cold
and md that they hsve frequent at1ack aud more
sEsys a5 f. to as Snss :Sf = n
and Aer:d- afterwIEds becoming tE5cE sud adhesive
As the dgeaae becomes chronic the discharges arc Ii.
erased + eas3slty and ehaaSsd Il enaNt they a1e
:nE the noee. OF else they M Ito 1h shfoa and are
Aswkcd OF cpuehed of. The sesTcton1 ate offensiys
ts1knz bad b1estc the voice d thick and nssai the
.noyed; desEnsse fseq1ently taEe* plaza s2otaeT
common and Important SYMPTOM OF Cstat7o is tkat
the Person Il obliged clear ks throat il tie mornc
s1e ta!cE O stmy mccon4 Ehch has aneu dowa f7oE,
person may that nie dsesss Is on is ~ g 5e
1nagh and should lose no time In arTestinz IL Tbs
s9xe ae tae symptoms OF Casa1rh they appes1 IN
BY he sd d the LIQUID lATARRa REMEDY. sn
These sJup.e9re can te quickly and eaectaaly 70
seortd And have sufficient confidence ia the Ee1ae
dy 70 Rscre all who 6ispoee1 st t.s rtE1ues IN
curing CstasIh that If afte1 TIC trial oi the Remedl
>.or 1ae month no benefit received TIC au'o00z Fs
Prlee Of he Cats.za Remedy sutcica. zor ose
one month with fni ard clear directions
0Rce, 1876 Lake, Corner OF Wells-St-
Addrcae Dr. D. H sEELfE,
del 1hsss. IN Post oGce Box .s5- chtcaSo II
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4 Se1GNEE'S SALE OF
REAL ESTATE,

IvNl sell o. the @sh daT Of March nszt at the north
door Of rhe CoErL House. II the City Of Chicago ~
the nour Of eleven O'Clock A. H. 57hs ;tste Aad ~
bsneft Of c:eeitc:s mzae hi 3 Carter to me july
18TH 1s6r 70 the following deferthet l1t4 pieces ana
Il B1 ocsa K1hrtth.5 Subdivision of Block IL The
1est haf Of the norheas: Of Sec1oh H. Town
shIp 81 north RABgp Il east OF Th:ru Principal Met1
street near Roller street. Euppo=E1 TO be titte In
fee 70 ctt1aEe now dEs On sid 1ot8 OF Two
fhnrea.id dollars, end fEtE-E5t for one Yelr.
ASHER CARTER
I2f l1.5 IN AELEEee Of 7. B, Cxrtc-.
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CTATE OF ILLINOIS. COOK

NTAIE OF ILLINOIS, CtUk
Tern, A. D. 1a52A0t born r. Keith. Albert 8. Fe1ca
ind Edison Keith ys. George CTit-Attsca'nent.
Public notice Is he1cb; gives to the sstG George C-st
that writ Of attnct1eit issued ont Of the Office OF e
Clerk o1 the Superior Co9 Of ChIcsEo dstct tha s,h
Osborn +. Keith. Albert E. Faxon sad Ede1n Keith,
and against tic Of :he said George Cr1s for the
to the Sheriff OF Cook County which said writ iaa been
NOW, therefore, unless Jon. the said George Crist
eha be and aFgeaF 6efore t1c said Superior
Conf Chicago. or 6efott the rRt day Of the Term
he.eoL to be holden St the Court House IN the City
of Chicago; on the l1st Aondsy of AFEi 4; D. 1Sss
Judgment wm te entered against yo1 and in aFor Of
the said p1.:ntRs. and 20 muaa Of the property At
taehed a. mag be sufficient to satisfy the said Judgment
and ccsts VII be sold 70 satisfy the same.
THOMAS r. CARTER, Clerk.
GAIIJP h HITCHCOCK. Comp"a' EoTra mh7 nSN 4W
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MRS. BAT E8 desires 70 rernsd eeF h1=c6s INA e.
knas that ds u SCH % be e3aed 4 1sa abovs oos.
xhese Eae Il EeAA5 - rugby t1en VII! aeHttAat h6tE
axandA A. Z. o. Box ~ fN{ta1E
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Special notltt8.

~ For the cheapest and best Hair
JeHelry, wlsA RraitA Cnr1A Ftd1.eta, eac 70 70 l.
pHEWALD7. 100 Lake kzceS md eIaa,lns @oss x3n. @
srftctsi fo1 fhe n8to.al whel aduBed to tho 1e2d.
ats Bnr Jexe11y contains AiwaFa The newest PArt
xfr1ea All aStrles VIII E:ve Ecssze es.lstactson.
QcXE1Iy
, 1862-03-15

| LIBERAL EDUCATION Tit]
MILITARY tRs1afeTlau AM BRILL.

WFsTERN UNION COLLEGE and MIL1rAHT
AGA DEMf hiss been located ut FULTON: IL(t and
VIII e1+s n np:iTarS Aesdsaic md Collegiate Cosrses.
tFachera, thorough erpofntmenta and excellent appl
aEoes p*n rskuias ~ asd este1ttae soMss4 tae nrese
attractive rra1pas hne Gymn asiuna and many osacr
aevs9taEea ehtch should clat tue xsBut1on fpaenta
Inskru stton in German fre o.eo IL AK1fILxKT IL
FASrRTA Asp RlFLB TAoIroe. swoED. BAToSET AID
GTEsAsr1o FxkE@sEa. CoAAoN ZouAvK AND FAyQT
den,*d-ess n uniform Tkn.sn;-flS psT scaoo1 year
fo[ hosrd fa1n1thrd room: fasl. u&hsA wAshiAx ard
saas ss<:c ~ EdSEs nnter the sane te:r vish and
,sten foCERT, Pree,6est fEron. m feat asSSn
, 1862-03-15
go. FRANCIS TRAIN. ESQ, DEFENDS THE
ATANEEE@n
[Fromthe London American, FEB. 2o.1

From the London American, Feb. 2Q1
On Monday evening last, Mr. Traiu was
again challenged By the secessionists, on the
question, What chnnee has the South to OBJ
tain ita Independence
Nj. TRA1s-Ccrtninly I comply with your
call, hut more to state facts than make
speech. The secession epeaser sneeTs at the
their wonderful energy, It is time, Mr.. Chsir-
man, to stop this snecring at the North-this
Sara Sticking the word Yankees. HaIli5ur-
ion, IN EnglishmaD, wrote for an English au-
dienec-in an English colony the English
mind being open to accept anything that
would satirize Americans, takes Sam Slick for
4 xN beck, when ne never usc the language
Mt all which he sscribcs to us. FOh!1 Ameri-
cans reyt1 use the word B1;tisher, and you
should know that when Tou 5neer at the Yan-
kcp, you sreer at your o1n'people.
The pug1ime we're Eng1ishmen. Whey they
lanced on the Western shore. tie Indians ran
down to meet theG. erying, Yengeese
fcnEeese !" which Il the Indian word for Eng
iish sid Sc Eugl.almer torture language il
to n,ost unconlh shapca. calling my lord.mJ e,
Cowpcr-Cooprr!- -Elsuglter]= 80 tho Indian
wc.a {eDgeefe In time became Yengees-
Yerke-Ya1 kce. tHszr hear.l Ysnkee-
mt=ci2g Eag!ishnnan-e remember In future
when Eou spcer at tha vutd Tankfe;you sueer
at yourself sud your own count<yren, ZAP
plhuse. The NeE EDglandc1 is proud Of the
usme. fon compliment INC, yeir, bF the
al.u=ior, for il II The Yankee wLo has rassed
tie Fl=g cf the Union on tyery modassin ia
Ch;istc0dom sid reised +ita halo 4ed folds
ever every h1liow in all the = ocnans.
JCl;.ssa1 The eeceeatonlst In the winter
carries on hts trade 2p Yankee capital, and
, 1862-03-15

RUXTON & CO, BANKERS &
f I'd hxe saes IT. lna nu9 IN ~ n7 Ct
en1A1e. Gold e1lver and uncu rent Money
AtFt pt1ce paid Tor unroh and Wisconsin dIscfed-
tied S4kebcE. Prompt attention given to COLLECTIONS
6ndAu nuFtneAe entrusted to "a, EnhlAn 4E13n
, 1862-03-15
REAT CONSOLIDATED!
u LNKiT
GTNGTNKATI ATp CHICAGO
4FH.T1WK KA1TRf&n.

Fozt7 .Ies Tic EhofteE Route 10 Cincinnati, Icd&A6&
pol;a and Louisville
TRaIHB .ssvs Fe6r Side Uliaa Depot, CaicaG9,
daily, as follow:
fusoC6H &C CINCINNATI AND ExD1A1sAFQLu WEI
OCT GazAz63 o. GA1a.
EAsTrzE Observation-Disclosures md HetAEEf
iQf PeQ2s, Urtsna, DGFtoA 1en.A. Columbus, xR4 -
poIate In Central and EastsEn Ohio
8oETHXHa C0a3ncT1oxs-At I1d1aa1Polt1f fE HFeA3'
lii Colu2nEz, Aadtz1o, LawreEce11zE. Je&a1o1gG3ke
nd su noints h Cent,1 aad Southern l3dtaaa aetk
Ccunecttcaa 1t Cincinnati fer H..ndea, k1.tslklR
fAIketsb1rE. aQd pofnta On the Ohio Hsy&.
Trx!Es sIf{ve at Cincinnati q as0 z. II,
through ttcke9 By this line can % obtained a ~
principal railroad 1f4cee In tho NoEtaHeH sd e ~
tuMpanJs 0Mce, No, tH E2Efoirh &rae&, CAfaa&Q
{Uda1 tie HheEUAn HoNe4}
, 1862-03-15

THICAGC Is ROCK ISLAND
~ RAuRuAH-CaANa3 OF TuH-WmteE ~.
;aase=ee7k cozn1qezct9E s1nday, not In ia2 T1as
eepted, 11pA ~ Night E1preA, Saturdays tKnsBe13,
ua5 Joliet ACCOMMODATION. sqnda1a a1oe3.e&s
z, II :. sIo3fnf AeckEusof f.dA*ao0. n 4 II.
, 1862-03-15

Mortgage, dated
W April i. A. ?. 1sS3 aud recorded 4 Cook con1-
and Ellen lis wife. convey cd 70 Z K swim, T. z Sasfs
i Johnston. sub lois and Of lots and block Is
bo3s Of date herewith 5nt 1ti9ned to pty
eale1n case Of etant In payment ot sail principal
lats1est - Ana where's s1sd otsage ~
April IL, D. 1850. SAID bonds and coupons hay
iEg been also duly endorsed and.as;gned, and default
having bten made In tue psyeas of said principal
su q ard als2 @ of fSe e said coupons oeing
power 1n satd mor1gese Jon Friday, shc TwrnS.hrst
dsy OF Mach a. .: Is52 at 10 o'cluck 4. n; st the
to tht htElcet bidder for cash. to make The money due
said bonds and nne With costs Of sale ana
light tite end Interest, IL law and in equity, Of the
said !. r. W.n@hnp and Ellen his vile their heirs and
Assigns in and 10 the game GEORGE PAYSON.
ABal5nee OF aa41 Ao-tgAxe.
Chtcapn. March 1852. uahiiUrsE.1Qt
, 1862-03-15
THICAGO AND ST InJ7R
~ HuBQAn LINE
WINTER ARRAV3EMEHw.

Two exp.a@ h4tr1 q md aiser Den L. ISL T4snze
VIII 1e8yn tic WeAt Side Union Depot st s ~ IL ~
cept 6undsya and las F. Il except EAtntd1IE IN
ffTe II Chtcako At ESQ A. II, and &8E- II.
Chicago II ~ r Il daay, and 1dyeshee q 1R0AM
, 1862-03-15

NTATE OF n.I4lNUIS, COUNTY
~ OF COuk. SS-c;rcTs Court Of Cook County,
April Tern 1ss2 Ehen CaGant @ IS JaH1es II. B~eE*.
TAN Reess aD9 Hanson Wtc:ler-ta' Chsaee:y.
Affidavit Of t5a non residence Of James II. 8eerA.
3fsrcrva Beers Hirsu Beers and Elsnsoa Wheeler. Dc
ssndsi seo7e psTsi hay!nE beer ue5 in the otacs Of
d hereby given to Tie said Jaures St Beers slAurrya
BseTR H1am Bcer6- sul Elanson Wheeler. tnst said
Court On the ChaacGEy side thereof the 18th lay Of
February. ~. and that SUMMONS theleupon Issued
On TIE teeond Monday Of APRIL next, t1sa2) L. By
Nov, 1picss you, the said James n Beers, Aa1e7va
nceE5, H;5am Deere asd E!an;on Whseler ssali PCT
Conn The dst dzg oftte April serm thsreoIto
be holden at Chicago N said County, OF the second
70 tEe said onac1sInsnte 6uende1 bill OF COMPLAINT
the 6ame. and the matters and things therein charged
and etate3. WILL be taEtn confessed, a1d decree
entered against you accortng to the prayer Of said
bill.
j. 4. aAynorEs. Cou:plain4nts' Solicitor
mh1ac1114~ NM n. CaGKCd, CiecS-
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SCENES on. ma battle rfrln.

/ SCENES OK, THE BATTLE FIELD.
| Tie Cinti natl C0m,httttm la. 4 large
:: Mount OF interesting matt, r re- ar,ling the
recent ;.cloty in kentucky. One CORE.
pondent gives TIC following description Of
sernrs subsqn nj 10 lie .s:!'e:
Ny first enquiry ~as for the Kentucky
T~rlfih; but 10 one coud tell me where
they WIRE, or what par, taken u the aclion.
Oily one dead man bal been brought in.
The body laid upon tue ground in iroat IL
one Of the Minnesota lrnt-. surrounded by
some twenty soldiers. II had been stripped
Oi all fi,. clothing except the penis. aud
Two 20 der we're busy IN washing oH the
mui with which il had bcen covered. II
was almost a. wi il. and Transparent as
the most delicate wax-wofk The fatal
wound WAS 10 the breast and was evident
ly made b, pi,tof ball, ~ Il would hc
easily rosercl with The eud ~ my iingr,.
There wa. another wound upon the IL. d.,
81 ils rIgh arm above the elbow. and still
another g.anc,lig wonnd little above the
hip. fhis MAS ZDllieeHer. lie whore
name bad 70 long BEEN ierr"r 10 nrn
vii ioy. d tlrir coupir.. on The iank- II
The Cumberland. Wrib ZONE doubt. IN
m, min ~ ll,e Time a. 10 ahelher lhl-
Was really Tie bid. u tte r..llrl ehiei. |
turned asa. to Vi-ii ilie d II d battle.
The hospital tents had been pitched IN
small opca hsid Al tic cross roads, and
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Araesl -tea't fFsg O. ttad ths Ceuosts
io.msafp~ sfsalas stth hspss, safea Ihi,.
y = sgsv psfturnssr si5i " lrs-rai. ,uei altg
several sH.atsar ptusts,sas ttym sarr.aaahg
'erns We usats - tis pt,grassas .t,slnl aa-
'ienai paees. "iis Ears ael Snne,. "ths
Neuutwt's SHg "kls-efib'. k,esEsfs. :
send tl'ss beas ieuis,is. r. alsni,bs - ths ~.
qassl g Ges. Aadrvs O. ssui hoaie ~ l-.ls, 4
she Mtssacau.ei's ttlsntetrs slia II h.bns.re.
APru T. I ell ~ aa',ed treat pos Zen
utasilsd, aaI =, sslesk So .hs sesss.us iall
sitvsiAsce
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Nfl4iaNs' folae, - We patjSe thai eur
tssHsa'et. Loervl vs. Sfttng, bs' "tak,u tbs
laon ofstiou al tl,e Ju4i,t iahtslon n the
Ia. 4 &c. lh,. sle~s yhsi b.. rchola ship
- les bim numier one- " :. badify. iofe,s,-
y salsnt Il Barr s liu,iea Ssm,uafs. !. a.
20 assigned Or an otati.i 81 The same oes4s, I.
wl''eb ranks him 'no'sg the ffs, touf'eyn q his
class Tbs speaks weli ~ the at,aiatntnis II
Nera'oni beys. aud We are glad IL reevr,l L.
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Corporal Wm. i Murphy, OF Go. \ ID
VI. regiment, VIM WAS taken prisoner at
the famous battle OF Bull Run. arrived At
Bennington last week, having been ex-
changed for n rebel prisoner. lie has
iurouglt OF 80 days Mt The expiration of
which lime lac intends 10 r, JOIN his Com
pany. He is Tor his country, ~ d nothing
uid induce him 10 nc ept Of discharge,
Which lie had rendered TO him after his
arrival at Washington. lie says HAT the
retels in aud around Richmond are a
good deal given 10 'lhe blues" since the
rendaiol Of Mason and Slidell Ia The
British Authorities AID they now. with
England out OF the ~ay, consider them
selves tue same as whipped.
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DgATH FROM FgEEzISo.- Two broth
ers. belonging ~ West Clarendon, named
Elisha and Douglas Eastman. we're froz n
10 death la,, MONDAY night. while going
from Rdlani 10 their home Tiny were
found tie next morning. one about one
nile and the other twn tr,m Ruilaud. and
liqt'r found upon theit persons suggested
the Cause Of tie tragedy.
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RuPrRr

ArcTIoS sALE.--One ~ the largest sales II
lumher anl property use'l in the numbering hns.
ne's. which has occurred in this ,einiiy 70, years
takes place at Wheeler, Walker 60 5 Stea
Mil. At North Dorset. nexf werk Tu..sI ~, the
18th inst Over 55n. 600 fee u various .sr's II
spruce lumber. large amount Of slaves and bar
rel heading. kgs. sleds, chains. wagons, harness
e.. blankets. haltera. hlaeksn.i h's toos. oier,
bedding. ke, wili hs sold
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lIarprr's. for february
4 new serial. Mistress and Maid" by
the auttor Of john Halifax. is comm need
IA this numbrr. II is good number. and
the Drawer abouuds as usual with good
thing.
llARPER's WEEKLY furni>he, at u small
price constant panorama Of the war
lis lustrui1ls are magnificent.
ARTnUR's MAGAZINE. for February,
gives its usua! qnanlum Of choice home
reading. The +" Battle Fields Of our IA.
theirs" by Mss Town,hend, is very en-
lie ';tiuihg prediction.
OLD BLACKwooD for January comes
10 hand from lis New York publishers.
Leonard, Scott & Co. 1t is solid old
Brili.hcr. Tie Commissions OF Amer
lea is we'll worth the price Of the num-
Der. Il shows US how little our English
cousins pretend 10 think o. US.
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CouNcrL or CESsoRs.--The Legislature. at its
last session. passel law when the Council of
Censors should be elected by The people. in the
month # March. Nov, ~ tie time il near At
hand for their election. shat! we have Con'en-
ton 70 put in nomination suitable persons to rep
resent The true interests Of the State in the Coun-
ell TO propose amendments TO the Constitution Of
the State u Vermont. VERMONT.
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For he JonrnnL1

TUT nv gUHTHUIsI
Tux JoUHSAL.-T am glad o see the journal
take the stand that il has On the Cabinet, . Ia
the appointment Of Mr.. Stanton to the afics II
Secretary e War. That il the true course. 10
stand by our Government in it's appoiut enis Of
Oti err at this time i, requires all The energies
Of the Republic 10 put down the rebellion.
RuPEnr.
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g. : series 81 ieaidlr hnmiliai Gas. Que
qscsisai yt.l e. tails j aiisf aiaoihrr HE
hift Issue va y o. ~ hoe r.nc. u Mr.
senan8s ent didaach. Then pil
eonsv q protest nssitsl tl.', l.ernaarIl cli.-
htW and as-ifau ga ~ ihc Nouihcm lar.
lurs. az against il,e laNs OF 81 on ami a
aaiuFv. lie qse,ilua 81 The recognition
u il.u sou bern Ioai,vlcracy Will b. one
of the Gni br0u4hi h ion Parlsasn M.
1ru. Mcclellan has liule time to hose.
Tie OIL, lasie % wbiCb Euupc niil listen
= ilie auallswerahlc afguHtm II go fasf
ueogaEI. I be S0aih must lr .ulsineat,.d
20 q vail b. Fcco uizrJ. II you DO nol
tnd the war, france and Euglsad will.
Fralcr u 10 day more the friend Il thc
>salIa. and more Interested ii h,r ,urcc--.
than y England, even, sympathy uilh
u" North. strangely enough. Is raf,r il
France and EugL,,.d Than here
We ma, expect that the goser.nneul
party vii at an early d., urge IN the
English Parliameni tie recognition of the
Cont dcr,ey. and unlsss our aiTafs A..
sumo a more favorable eompl OF. efforts
% prevent ,urh polie, will almost err
tainly G,L
Although i does no, follow thai The
recognition Of lie CoaiederAcy ~ Eng
land would inevitably lead 10 war, ,ci
such would most probably be the ultimate
r >ult II England desires aar. a. sAc
probably does, ii viii not be diiiitnlt 10
fad a easRs JfH Out blockade wlil e..
pronounced Intellectual aud Ii nee it viii
be @Aatonly sloltlrd--a step which would
LOT be tolerated by our government for
momcat.
Ia view Of tie threatening aspect or our
or1gn relations, il Is source OF craifca.
non That tho management Of this depart.
nent Of oar Government is itruslcd to
me OF such marked and conspicuous abili-
y. who has thus far conducted our foreign
'i'air- N these pcrilous times with such
igua success. Under his guidance for
'ign war is likely TO occur only from an
'pcn violation Ivy foreign powers OF the
principles IT international law, and in di.
'ect opposition to tie moral sentiment of I
he civilized world !
Aud While We must all sincerely hope
hat such a calamity may never occur. yet
i should happen that the malignity Of :
oreisn powers should seek in our present '
iiliculics an opportunity TO effect our i
Il u u u nation, it will only remain for us =
, g.rl sill tighter our loins Tor The con. .
81, relying in the business Of our cause. :,
b. vast results which depend upon the =
sue, AMI upon he protecting care Of that Il
imc Providence who carried our Gov Il
safely through the perIls which to
lrronndcd is cradle, to shield il from the
'vrrer dangers and the more bitter trial
The present. IA
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-02-04

TuE VERMONT CAvALRY.-From a
private letter Of the 27th ui., We learn
hat tie Vermont Cavalry are yet at An
napolis. Major Collins is quite Ill, and is
confined at a house in the city. They
have just received heir earbine> aud i.;s-
tolls, AMI are IN good health and spirits.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-02-04

THE PouITsEY coAFAEY Of the lib Regiment
have organized ~ the choice IL Charles e. Rug.
gle-. Captain, Charles CLARK. lst Lieut., A. L.
woodnsD, I'd Lieut..
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-02-04

Secretary Stanton has taken The case of
the 3trdan sharp.lisoiers "a hand aud Or
dered iwo thousand r.fus for tbem,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-02-04

Lieut.. w. II. Cady Of Bennington has
sent in his commission asking Tor an hon-
nrab di,slarge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-02-04

SrPRtAE forHr Tho aunual term of the Sa-
premc Couii ior Benuinst,n tounty pill he held
a Bennington. on lie ltth ,hst. Judge Adds.
presiding.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-02-04
The victory in Kentusky.

Very truly yours,