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TATE or NEIlN MONT
- MAAcuHTEs bislEict. -
~ Prsbne Court hulsn n Malfch ssr, Ia
AMI tor SAID District. 81 shs 10Th d-y ef January,
A. b. lsG@.
pf,sent. Heu Il, X Fovl,r. Judge
The Administrator oN the Esiatr 81 HIRAM
RlBiNsuA, late u Nuhail, degessesl. applied
to have the time CO.. settling said Estate extended
onc year.
" heleupou il vas ordered that said applca-
tion lie heard ~ Prvbatv I0ur;. to te huidsn a,
tie Probate 0niat, ia said Manchester. "a ihs last
" Wednesday u Frhraaty. 1862, sud that aH per-
spus interested % sse, Eisie 10 nuilhcd tlrgsai
~ publishing a copy ut the record " this orler
three weeks successfully IA the Manchester Jour.
s~l, printed a Manchester which th4il E isem-
Ell suslletni notice a.l prtsAts 10 Ape std
contest stld apqlict.on, { tbsl sss cause.
n. 3 MINK, fcsstr
true cops u record
81 Attest. II. +. MINER. Register.
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WE. Tiit slBs, EltLHs. Ten sfreiuted
w IS NE Hes tss ftuta5s cart tsf b. iHs.
tuei " Manchester CemM,ssi0tfss se rsceisr, 81.
Agihs aHa sd3asl ht cains 4a4 demands " al
prfseHs sg4ias' rs isia5r q
HERMAN TUCKER.
late If StndEltc, ia sad nisi0gi. deceased, and
slso 81. eistss = 4 dtaaai. ersiufei Ia 0asyi
thSftt aud "a aseugbs from lbe %'th day u
January, ls62. hsiuf aliewrl ~ SID toars ior
that patpss. NC a.. therefore. hereby gre no
ocs. that ur shall attend O. the basiaess " ear
appeintaeni "a the Dwelling hotss n Desmond
ffiuas Ia siid s4Higsie, On tie last Tuesdays y
Mare and 1aiy ugxt. trufa ons until fvur 0,sk,
4 NJ, on each Il tad d.Ys
baie'. - Saaisale, ths 18th jay q January
4. -, lco2
cilACNcEY J. nuap. )c.n,.
NORMAN SMtfH,
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To Public Speakers and Singers, Huunewell's
Unl,ersd Cough Remedy particularly recUn-
niei,ds t,el. Il not ,nlS clears THE SUee 10 pre-
pare Il Tor the greatest e1erfioa, but by lie lone
aud strengthening proPtit,s Pfe'tuis prusifa-
'lon, 50 often the l1dowsr Of great eAer'ign 10
speaking ani singing. he aU,se Suggestions
are iTom use Ia cases where all Other remedies
have fnlssi 10 produce eject. Campaign ), .eAk.
srs Will had THIS true 70 the letter auI make their
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NHERIFtN SiLE!

TAKEN - NiKlUE ~ several EErcutious
i al 81 te ~3i Il rtBLtC ACt1l0N. e.
tie highesi hsiics sisctrt4y. va TUESDAY,. ghe
lth day q ttbUasfy. 1862. q = s'e.gek A A.
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Spruce Lsmgef, eesssssfisg a ,.aFsr saautiiy a
es'eiit4' buaris. large qusAiItg 81 cstF aoafls.
pls,sel. iut u Ia u4eli Plank. glsurd sod
astcasl. large lsl = sgasre ieHbef. ssgiuas
Nfe.. alti frem iH % 30 isti il ire.JA a - q
@e,sis snd scsatIls. Various leaEiAs lui u =
inch Flsuk, j small iat 81 IlaPDasris Alta,
slsta,i -isJ aAraeis AZ bu1sl Heading, alstut
01J aauehes Il Bsrrrl Slees, I've barrels ia
baBeit Alsg. lot 4 BROOM ilanilv.. sud =
laeFe ia 4 Pifog llrclHas, aai slaal f5la s4p
ieg.; iot 81 Hardwood i.u.utgf III Sleis
A considerable pant ~ the above mcutionsd
pR9stty a. tae bepei At Nvt,h Dorset,
Also. lU a Horse BleH1et., Ssretakles aud
Hallets; tuluns Ma hacs aui me string 4
Bells. Assui ssi u HOable Harness. Cater
h.able hagaus, Spring Wagon, ttNV .sIse. ,
buggy hsgou. Barrel Wagon. BaeAbuari
Wagon, suissy, ! Wagon hou-. one horse
Cart, and car Harness, pm Cat hvrls, )
BahsiO kpbcs, large lvt u Sle,i-. mostly trIy-
erse slesI,, al'out - sets Large lal Nhi.eifeys,
Neck iokss AMI Chains. Lot II Farming Tools
consisting Cf 1uldsatof. Horse Rake Nni liArfow
Pioss iioes, sho,el-, R.se- ahd + rks Ateat
loo Meal nt.s Lo' of beeis sbl Bcd,lng.
Crpckery. kanes and tofss. Sc. Ia u b,acA-
smiths i,ols, consisting ID part u . pair II Bel
Ions. tntiis, 400 tbs. ., l.oR. i.gi VI Maj!
Rods. Rhes, aui lIos,s SHOES &c, Wagon
Axcitree,. Sc Sei,h SHOES, 8 Stoves aud tips
thereulio hrlongng
1eras Cash for al sums under so Fer all
sums u $50 aud ups.iJ, approve 4 aoaths
Notes will lie taken.
} D. a0lLtSrER, Deputy Sheriff
Dorset, Jan. II, 1867 --lWoi
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sgiuft, Jan. p
a Dispatch ff8ta Cen. licmrl~asan.
dared inem Fs.t L,su is-la,. a.llfe..~d
80 A.. All. Ca Wuitam,. ,ay. bat
Il gia : iutce q 80 ne u tne S7lt New
lofk Trglmr,a. under Lieut.. toi. Bora.
st...i ussi - Oa ilanan. .upgi.tl ilr eii,.
my. / IA Ka g~rs, II Ar l.ee'. hug-c.
> lly ltsa "a il.siBe..l ASA . ecnqu ~ la,,.
! r rpes, E.for 49, aluul - ,nrn . 81
DO SER ksib i. To, hess i ode klll,d
ssrd iog wogwlrd
foi Monfoe. Iai, 2s
i h. uil} iucdent - hra. J.srrisy.
VS. a.. stt,ta " q l. eu containing fifteen
fats giUNn r,ai r,ie,u.i, itugu NoH ~. -
lie, nlur that ii.c Merlin { wss ilaa
81 ou II the dr. duck ,4u Suurla. a..
wa. 10 m.ae her trial tr,p oa Sunday.
Sia uuunlrd ien.uieh r.iird canion. nn
iiu prollc aere Jabi.all ln ti.e l,.ls,i ,l,al
slie c0uid sink li.g Nir,ie fleet n lIanit.iua
roa.ds. Lelirr, iroia Fou Royal indicate
an Early allack VA Savannah 10y Gen.
Slit rtaan and CON. Dats,nt.
New York. Jan. %.
A eiicr fnam iiaucia. llllpi ,ass ill.,
hos q ii.r cargo VI The Cny II New lmk
Sili at sfth1riy Interfere win the Ell
c.ency % ihe Bun ti- expedition. there
besng ses,d supply Ut material aboard
oiiHr Nesss Is. Gen. Fosters brigade
would s,Un mo'eioWard, Ruapok. Island
OF Aea burn, AS circumstances should dc
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MARRIAGES.

la the congregational Church. P4Nisi. Jan.
e. Ny Rev. AEa,eh Hyde. Nc. uRLA MOO t.IsnaE
to NJ IS LAvEA a. liESsI. Mir. A,PLK L. LKAcn
10 Mss fEANCss A. BkasLsi. a.ro Mr. Law
PAREls 10 Miss AkA 4. AhDhes, ali II Pawlei.
Ia >Ahdgais, the issh VI !. ~ ) j. jenkins,
ksq.. Mr.. Ma. pEsDuLcE Miss PoLLY NnlTE,
botn u S4ndgaie.
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Gen. Stone is probably soon to b. dc s
posci. teEl srs wall regret Ia downfall
AS arrogant. unpaid nj l.rsc,~ :. d-sti'u'e
81 enthusiasm or ssassrn.ni. not backing
in thai sarwrt lsa~lsiy which .san,.s the
t3irni. he las .,sl 81 sympathy and RI.
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arr -, ia. irsek o III sIs4Ier, aad nita
ssss@cr i Gtsing eat for tie same pur.
poe
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II rs. BLACKMkR would say to all those in
vi de6ted 10 her Tor Gossis, Millinery. &C,
iaAt she intends gong West ii tie Spring. aud
tapes They viii make II convenient ~ seifle iheir
Bills b the hrsi u March After than time they
will he placed IN The hands Of Lawyer FOR col-
lection.
January 18th, 1862. --3H36
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y uil aui fluii Laups altered 10 burn kero-
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a H. DRUG SrUkE
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Cures all Complaints Of Nef' Gus and Spasmodi,
character such as Neuralgia. Got,t, Rhenmoitsm
81. Titas Dance, Tooth and Eaf-.fche, Bope
Complaints, .Ntfrousaad Spasmsitc Sick Heai
.9cie, 10 that terror Of all uervou dispositions
aud probably the chief cause u Insanity, LOS
OF SLEkP,"
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sN' y. ShHs wv
Times Washington correspondence:
Secretary SiagtU va, shown private
letters and dispatches, containing the mo,i
important and extraordinary statements in
'e-Ard 10 the nat IL II Solner.et. i. e., an
c"tirr rctel regiment threw doan their
arms IA coi'iic'. aud declared their pur.
irose ~ longer 70 light against the Gov
efaInen.. he example wa. followed by
com l'allies and individuals Of other regi-
mems, aud accounts for iii. complete fail
ute ahd Sh'ali slaughter attending the de-
hbera1 confederate attack. Gen fhom-
as IS hol pursuing Zulli off Rs defeated
array, the roads ami mad quair trausporta-
to-. not permitting. lie Is bui ding u road
OF tnriy miles ia irnglh, 10 render his al.
vance tn'o tennessee easy and pertinent
A desrfier form Stewards Virginia cav.
airy came ia our lines this morning, and
VAS brought TO Secretary Sian'oa lie
ierorts braufeg.,rd gone 10 X tntncky,
"nh 1900 men. Zen. Gus. Smith sue
rec'is hiiu ia command at Centreville.-
Inis de er'r rel OTIS suffering among the
rebels, from lack VI clothing, sall. coil te.Sc.
They o'iy have plenty Of meal and bread.
AerHd asilh'gton correspondence
About = dozrn vessels ran the blockade
oi 'ise io'onac yest' rdny, in ia, light.
some passing up aud some down. None
were hred at.
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Ind =.

Au- usla, GA, Jan. u.
The Savannah AorIti"g Ne,cs OF this
dale, says that thirteen federal vessels.
seven oi wlnch were steamers, neie re-
lrnIcd oa SAlddaway Island, yesterday.
tnle,n wee al,o seen from Foit Pulaski,
bound , uth@ani. The confederate steam
ers Savannah and III. Johns, have rccun-
nOitr,d Walls Cur. and found tile enemy
'rylhg 10 remove tile Instructions placed
IA that locainy. The cont, drraies dis
charged musA,is AT tie Yankees, Who
He'd lea,ing TIER provisions, bedding,
UlankclC, Ac.
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ha.amI ton. Jan. 80.
Official dispatches from Com. Gu3d.hor-
ongh, daIed Ja,. goth, AID addr ssed T.
lLe Nas! Department, arrived Ill morn.
ng. oefenet, Of tIie natal ,tssel, w.r.,
~ l'al lime 10 ~ sounl. over and l~-
yold The b,hk-l'ad, uhd,r tnmedialr com
ass'nd OF Com. Rowan, ia tall RI al ness TOR
operations of any kind. Gen. burnside
vas preparing his forces 10 ni,sc in con
hcct.un with the feat. Com. Guldsbor-
ousb s,'ys llin now hook hopeful. md |
-lncrteiy trust We shal s. on be- AZ the en-
'my. Any drc.'lcd approach nos 10 this
quarter, On the part al lie rebels. with ali
tie iotce they can muster. would. 10 II
moral ecra'nty, result in heir spe edy cap
ture and destruction.
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New York. Feb.

a deserrr from the First North Caro-
Ina cavalr gives his name rs y. /. En-
eli. lie confirms the statements Of pre-
s.olS deserIerS is 10 the rebel troops, aud
ca treuchmelts about Manassas. Tie
Germ OF enlistment Of over 10000 mesl, he
alleges, expires at the end OF thls month.
Oh lhl, number, not one tenth wlli reenlisi.
When an attempt for coercion IS mad :, lie
prophesies desperate aud bloody Ic-istauce.
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Intelligence from Savannah states that
six federal vessels entered the liver yes
,erday, back OF Little ry1ee. and passed
~ TO Tie Norl end OF Wilmington Isl
aad, ihereJ. cmiiug Oft COMMUNICATE ION
b.t~een Font PnIa.ki aud The cay vi Sa-
sannah The enemy siirLed Wilmington
land, aud Tired oa tie confederate steam
CO Ida No INJURY MAS donc. Com. lat
mans tiees was al lhunderboa, but arrived
s.tc II. Savannah. Fort Pulaski has pro-
visions cuousn to last hen Fix months.
New lork, Jan. 81.
The Richmol D,spdfch u " edne>day
mases 4 Snow Of ueig tlig the Importance
o' Ihs po ut salued 10y our hcel, and says
t.aI even ~l,,n IL gets to Savannah II will
tot have accomplished much, tiius ainIl.-
tIug that Savannah is lost to the rebels.
Uur fleet mas burn Savannah, il adds, Lat
" HAT lhen; It !, not a place Of much iM-
Ionsn,e c, las no c"ti,a.. nor .prcIe. Ihi-,
Ie laci, u not as Bag IS New Iork.
Hrnafa " asisiii t"l uorresi cadence:
Uet. ii,h.iz.ea,ah, q Is Sa,d. il 10 lie
places "a oDn"sa.'d OF new graiid -xpe.
1I,ioi 10 The Sou,t, Tia details ul winch
are a. yet kept secret.
Lee President and Cen. Mcclellan are
hourly !" expectation u Important mslila-
~ uo.eln, uts N Missouri, he..tecky aud
Ien.tsste.
Geu. Hunters proclamation TO his
troop, that lIe wai command The rApeds-
iIot aenUss The piasns ~ pr1so1 . ,.a.ied
here b, nil.aiy me. ~ an osirh oi sue
cess- Grn. L.ia.rs exp i,ion Mas oiily
Is lir .mas .i,si.on d oen Lane hiins u.
aud sas nrser authorized by the Prcsi-
4snl ~ O,cu. Mcclellan. Uvn. l.. wnrn
csum.s.lo.sd by ID. pie,aueni, VA. IN
10, nrsSi il.as az susld aci a, unfortunate
oiilcer TO Zen. Hunter AID uot iodepsDd-
eos Ct hin
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DlsrIseu1suEp ARnryALs. The Lynchburg Re.

DISTINGUISHED ARRryALs.-The Lynchburg Re.
publican Of yesterday says: ~.
20 We learn that the redoubtable Capt. John H.
Morgan, the Marion of the war, whose deeds OF
chivalric daring in the West have made his name a
familiar household word in every family in the
South, and spread terror throughout the ranks OF
the enemy in Tennessee, arrived here lastnight
by the Western train, en- route to Richmond, for
which place he will leave this morning. y
The gallant Captain arrived here last night, and
Is stopping at the Spotswood. :.
The Hon. Wm. Nj. Gwin, of California, who was
arrested in New Ysrk aone months ago and car
ried to Washington by Lineons minions, but after
wards released also arrived in this city yesterday
and is stopping at the Spotswood Hotel. DR.. Gwii.
came from Maryland by the underground railroad
He states that the Yankees intend exhausting
every means to crush ont the so,called "rebeE
lion" by the first of May. The number of mechan-
les in the workshops of the North has been
doubled, and they are now working day and night,
turning out iron for gunboats, as the North be.
lieves themto be their only salvation. 80 Z;
Euu1i
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I TIE e aIysIoN V1cToRn IN THE CHuRcHEs. 81
try Of Trinity Episcopal Church, having essayed.
to depose their pasor for non compliance with the
order 81. Bishop Whitting ham to read the prayer
prescribed BY him for the late Union successes:
The minister denies their authority to act, and has
given them formal notice that he will submit the
question to the mem bership. He oficiated III that
church to-day. 4 iE
which also omitted te same prayer, was closed to-.
day not however, prfmarily on that account, bat
sas q measure Of precautfon against excitement,
which might result in . disturbance OF the peace.
sA gpard q in endance st the promises. x
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lNtJM'BlER 3s| .
sCIsps, etcs, IN NAtchItSshes.

~ y Cousn4rrk EAUrEs April 5 1857. S
dsOeseente--sace the battle IT Fort DoHeIson
our plantersin this ssston have opened their
and are rapis,2 after severe spell of
the cotton fever The dhsase has changed III
character toaaeyere type ofa zcorn nil nia; in
fact, they are all Wiling to I'D egers cerned.s
Before our reserses on the Tennesses river many
Intended 10 plant al cotton, beliepin shst mere
would be sueh IN abnndance made that fhs could
buy corn cheaper than making N, while other III.
tending 70 plant one.h half their plantation inse5
and remainder ID cotton; but aines the Tennessee
news, many hare planted their whole plantations
IN corn, peas, pumpkins &C., while nearly al
have only one.fourth fn cotton Such step ii
worthy Of the patriotic pIsntsrs il this
The corn crop viii be the best crop made, and
many Of the border States must be provided for
by tho cotton States, thong a do not believe Il
would have been done by many had not necessity
compelled the movements 5s' !
Corn A mp and growing lnely, though ii was
nipped down BY severe frost about u fortnight
since The season promises To Be fne IA! iii. nd,
believe, will continue so. Every person / can
hear Of is going largely into the cereals and rais
| ing hogs; and. believe. this country viii be
stocked with hogs, cattle, corn and IN kinds ot
eatables.
In the Reorganization Of the militia, the; Cover.
nor has placed men Of ability Of the head of mill
tary affairs In this parish. Cen J. Blair Smith, 81
Natebitoc ches. our newly appointed commander %
the 18th Brigade, is an excellent aeqaiaien To- the
military department in this State. Being. ID y
Eatrict sense Of the word, thorough 4 military
i man, having been some time il active services in
i Mexico, and, Il believe, ID ID gradeate of West
d Point you may sure. all appsintn,sn Is made
] by him, to command the dinerent reg gimenn and
ether departments, viii be men able and
to maintain their position. More anon. Sss
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70 NJ, s,oson,h s - 80 SO 90
~ rIieut socomb was 4sligbtIv lwonnded.l 4.
~ From wilmington, ~.
W1LM1NGToN, April 9.-Our uickets captured 4
nine Yankees and killed three, ON Monday last,
within ak miles Of shepardsyile Carleset county
Three have been brought in, three will arrive in q
few hours, and three have been carried to Kings
ton. Twoo OF those that arrived are slighty wound
ed Capt Booth g horse was killed under him. We
captured eight Springfield riaes - e 81
From Richmond. ~ Il
s R1cHHoFD. April s,-Ans of6cjaI dispatch from
Gorfnthe saws the Federals have been largely rein
forced At Pittsbprp ts
Rean,e oard carriad ,ont 5ts conta ii nlan3
ana q 40 u falling back5 3, l,or;nth. a.
Wa wore h,st5, of III mn 4 q
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No,hin, fro,, 4,,o o.
( 80 E5as, II 7lg7 5 S5s 80
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timnra nansra - ,he u
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Tba s. ~
I, ar,a 1n M, 81, ssss 7
ma HaraIa tbnks that 5botb sides ,pi y ;t
sdisbonor sS ,s -
The spoat regards n a. tht sIast rasonrea of I
government which feels that ii BouId make anv
sacrifice short Of submission 555s ss:51
The pope il again iiif. all audiences have haan
snsnended. 80
An Off cial dispatch from odore 1Iol,ina y
the Nav Dsnarfne ant stafea that raa ~
my,s guuboats Ia Va passseds IsIana Nr sit,.s
The Senate passed q sbilt autb ii NO tba ssn;
or five millions Of Treasury notas VI tba 1annmi.
nations OF one and two dollars. I
From Savannah.
SAVANNAH, April Five: of the ensmy's bat
teries commenced the attack on Fort Pulaski this
L : v5,.y -u,,a - .
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-11
TIE ,MlssIos 10 RossslA slA.-The Harrisburg Tele.

5IHE MISSION To iHUsSIA,--IHe 5datTlsUUfE ItIV-
graph, speaking by authority, says:
The telegraphie announcement in the Philade.
phia Inquirer, to the effect that Gen. Cameron had
in contemplation the purpose Of resig gning his posi-
tion as Minister Russia, is of the wholesale
sensation paragraphs peculiar to the Inquirer, and
Is false ID every particular. Gen. Cameron has
completed his arrangements, and will sail for
Europe, en- route to ST. Petersburg, in a very few
days. This is all The announcement necessary to
explode the fabrication Of our Philadelphia cotem-
DOrury,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-11

SOUTHERN IRON. N There is reason to believe that
some Of the Cabinet officers at Richmond will learn
something of Southern resources. In alate debate,
Mr.. Hill of Georga, stated ::
s In the States Of Alabama and Georgia there were
large deposits Of iron which had only been partially
worked, and the experimental developments ot
them, so far as they had gone, were Of the most
satisfactory and pronislng nature. An official re,
port of the iron product of Georgia showed that
the quality of the ere wasthe best that had ever
been nthat State from any other source, and
he had no doubt that the iron in Alabama was quite
as COED. Specimens ofs the Georgia ore had been
into Colts pistols and other like superior articles
sof manufacture. The best razors that be egeri
knew were manufactured from the iron ore Of
parts Of the South, and invited the favor Of the
Government ,sSq s53t3s =