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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-22

&C CULLEY, Manufacturer of Lath, Siding
Cheese Boxes &c Pisning and Matching and scrowl-
Saving done the shortest nece Shop South side the
p pethodist Church lAshtabula Ohio. '4'- ~ 4io
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-22

W. W. Manufactures of Sole
Upper aud HarneSs Leather, and Dealers in French
Calf and Lining Skins. Cash paid for Hides skins.
Il ~ lw.wasNrH, D. 5i54s OF Fw, cAsLlsLE
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-22
The secret Meeting OF the X. G.. o.'s in
D.. .. H...t '.H. Chicago. ....
(UOrospondenee of the Chicaeo Trlbnnel

EXPOSE OF THE PLOT TO ISArGURATE civil WAR
N THE NORTH
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-22
Merchants.

STEPHEN NALL Dealer in Dry Goods
IIs and Caps asts and Shoe findings, and gen
erd' lei fciiandiis. ddsrs south 1.-THE Bank. 64a
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-22

'' Military 5uttouS are very attractive to
woman, especially If they are batcbelor's
buttons.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-22
Tenp.rnnce ode for Juvenile ana Sunday
ao.ts.. t. o.. .i.i. School Choirs. ..- lt

1spfH.. Is.f. ,.-s srtfa To- l,iui tul' .f, .iis
We sing VIC sing of the Sunday School, 7'.
Where The Word OF Lileis TIE Sacred Rule;
Which points Us TO-, lleayen-all bright aud fair,
But tells US. no Drdqkdrd can enter there!
Thus we sing we sing Of the Sunday SCHOOL,
Where Truth is the Study aud Love the Rule.
50 ~ t1sshaN r.U. sIW .4sHrf q3l
s.'rli'@ sstE II. laak ~ .sfu.l
We sing we sing OF the Gems of Truth, 'ht
We sing we sing of the Guides OF Y outh;
We jou with our hearts n the Temperance Glee,
While the rain drops fail and the springs gush
free; ...-' ma
aIa And, we sing ofthe Pledge that will guide
. .iHfsm US on -f..-.r.. ..#.. = ftys4a
,Tothe Land where the pure in heart are gone
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-22

SHERM ANA FARMER Attorneys and
Courselors a law Ashabuis. Ahstnbna County. Ohio.
LABAx g. SHERMAN H1rf JouN O. FARMER
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-22

T.. INQUIRE Manufacturer of Tin, Copper
and Sheet Iron Ware strict attention paid making
ing up aHtrrpapg stoYs, stove 1PPs Pumps and Lead
Issd etc etc taken in Exchange. Alsosole Agent for
% Sao9e, with the latest improvements
- VI doors onth of the Fisk House A shtabU la o. 81 As
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-22

&, W.. b. Oh HAPMAN, - Attorney at Law -
Justice the Peace Comisso Of Deeds for Michigan
aud Iowa ofce three doors east Of the fremont House
r t'Conneant. n. tr.. als. ..rr :. .-.. ..ft -.H .i
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-22

&c! w. FOSTER. Eclectic Physician and Sur
~ seon. Geneva Ohio .-.sI,-- - - --I - - 48s
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-10-21

RAPID INCREASE OF FAMILY.-A Ger.
man named Hoeflich, residing five miles
west of La Crescent, was married ia Por.
tage, in November, 1860, to German girl.
In August, 1861, Mrs. Hoefich gave birth
to three boys, two of whom lived. In June,
1862, she gave birth to three boys and q
girl, two of the boys and the girl living -
On the 9th of this month she gave birth
to two girls and boy, all Of whom are
alive and we'll. Ten children in less THAI
three years is pretty good even for this vi.
cinity. The parents are proud of their
SUCCESS in the family line, and point with
pleasure to their company of German in
fantry. Government cannot afford to draft
the head Of that famiy.-La Crosse Dem.
Ocr1t.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-10-21

HONORABLE CONDITIONS Many years
ago, in what is now a fourishing city in
this State, lived a stalwart blacksmith, fond
of his pipe and his joke. He was also fond
of his blooming daughter, whose many
graces and charms had ensnarcd the affec.
of susceptible young printer The couple
after season Of billing and cooling, Ten
gagged" themselves, and nothing but the
consent of the young lady's ''parient" Ire-
vented their union. To obtain this an in.
tervicw was arranged, and typo prepared
little speech to astonish and convince the
old gentleman, who sat enjoying his favor.
lite pipe in perfect content. Typo dlated
upon the fact Of their long friendship, their
mutual attachment, their hopes for the fu-
turc and like topics and taxing the daugh-
ter by the hand, said: II Low, sir, ask your
permission to transplant this lovely flower
from its parent bed'-but his "phelinks"
overcame him, he forgot the remainder of
his rhetorical flourish, blushed, stammered,
and finally wound up with-'from its par
~eHv Sel INTO my oson." The father keenly
relished the discontinue Of the sutton, aud
after renewing his pipe and blowing a cloud
replied: "Well, young man, don't know
as I've any objections, provided you scil
marry the girl first!
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-10-21


THE LETTER MANIA There is time in
the lives of most young ladies when they
are possessed with mania for writing and
receiving letters. Their voluminous cor
respondence is matter of wonder to SIM
pie and unsophisticated people, and their
intense idea Of its interest and importance
is only parallclled by that Of newly -hedged
congressman reading his maiden effort in
the morning paper. What the subject
matter Of all the fine and closely written
pages amounts to, we could not pretend to
guess, but that it is equally mysterious and
precious would be readily imagined by the
extraordinary care with which it is hustled
out Of sight, and enclosed in its dainty en-
velope.
Young men are apt to be favored with an
immense number of these alarming docu.
ments, and usually accept them as tribute
to their manifold attractions; but they need
not, after all, feel very much fattcred. 1t
is only the effervescence Of youthful and
ron antic fances, which if not expended in
one way, would find outlet in another
Without doubt, many things are written
in the flush and fervor Of such excitement
which in after years the writer's would glad
ly have thought Of as unsaid; and, if adj
vice were Of any use, we would say to all
young ladies afflicted with the letter mania,
aorite, write as ardently and long as you
choose, carefully fold and enclose such
sweet missives in tinted envelopes, and seal
them with hearts, darts and cupids, or any.
thing else Of which there is an inordinate
supply, and then-burn them, or keep them
for one year before sending them. But We
have no idea young ladies will take this
advice.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-10-21

A GIANTEss. Wannemaker died
in Bergen county, N. Y, last week. She
weighed 700 pounds, was great eater
and disposed Of an ordinary sized ham in
two meals. At her last dinner, "a ears of
corn made up portion of her repast.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-10-21

I- A Wide Awake conscript in Mass
achnsctts came out of the Provost Marshal's
office with a receipt for $780, Boys"
said he, 1--WE paid that oil bill. Ny torch
was filled up five times in 1860, at the ex-
pense Of the Republican party. They said
the oil was free; but call $500 for five
pints ofoil darned steep prlceY
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-10-21

TUOWARDS ASSOCIA7ION, Philadelphia-fo
the Rsk.f Of the Sick and Distresssd, afflicted
With Vi,ulent and Chronic Disease, and especially
Diseases of the Sexual Organs.
Medical Advice given Gratis by the Acting Surgeon
Valuable REPORTS on SPERMATORRHEA or
SEMINAL WEAKNESS, and other Diseases of the
Sexual Organs, and on the NEW REMEDIES employ
ed In the Dspensary, sent In scaled letter envelopes
free OF charge Address
Dr.J. sKlLLIN HOUGHTON,
Howard Association,
Ns2 South Ninth St., Philadelphia, Pc.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-10-21

~ The man who lives for himself alone
lives for q mean fellow.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-12-29

mas ruiacd sbeut svfryhpdY vha Ast
isvese3 y t. Gtse sss 80 o6es -
Ugeis sam i ataat dane ~ Sc
coasts wah tie ltnsatf 81 hs ; pih-
sru iaffu. ItseY lsss lsi the farra
rpn dQwa terribly, gsrlnz Fheir snlsfv
.itenases = ihe ruaaf#e iaa 4 fals
sossdrscsifs esaesFn. ipelal = q i.sr
Crest kslse lses) slies % new 81 r.
SOD = ssiisff tasyaiiou ~ Is my
seH. oily the - sea.ioa a sisv lafmfgs
eli wead szsissy Woe sou aau
a. 90 a ane legged Ceaf ,lenae -ol-
dsss - srsieissl sent yos make
I'd so tie 6rrat Rebellion
soldier. holblins OIL -, I'll
nd i 70 ihr dss j and them that STAR.
Cd Il.
Ace iouerf Yoa. oid gruilefnan,
lpyintiag "a aosl 30 man - te,.
b,-oi.. ishaiease se-kH, los ~ wped
hat and sPecsl uvut y'e glte 81 =
start
Oh Grnlleman-- (asidrl - Hump
! gave II llse Gra start Il ever lad. -
WosIlg'i have rua a. loag q. Il lid
II u haiti BEEN iur nle fAlouaY
No. Wanl 10 hing 20 De- wiih il
Stout old ssnllemaa locks aroad for
bis q neuiraI' Eroand % 50 down
on.
Aar,iuacsr--" Here. gentlemen. I
ihUw IN ali The para ,l,ernalia oi The
q. X. Here are The . STARS aud bars. "
siles Of rebel BeNspap q, stacks Of
Nouiedcrair money. Ia ton Of one'-
~onl a. much ~ ion OF the olhci }
leg.,her silb miscellaneous lol Of
fraud lius murder, and other general
aa gg. dssolaton. starvation. deg
radiation, aud icu rellc- Of fhe iusfi-
tuition - slavery Sould add JED.
Davis. bot be cannot b. brought 10
tie tset il is only BY tie rope that
he can satisfy eKeculioa. What am
offered cor The lol' Did you BID, sirs'
(addocssias French gentleman with
an immense nose, supported by M *.
quisiiely TASTED nouaache.)
French Genilrman--" Non, mon
sieur, Ze Mexican. sol you call spec.
ulashasn, vii Sufficient me with Eiuis
Uni., Ga shrug) viii not bid on sous.
Aurinneer--- Shall not gel a t,il
for the Great Rebellion Are there
"Hone 30 poo, as TO make an oper r
A Yoiec--." Where is Batnum I"
Aociionccr.--" Well, gentlemen, the
Great Rebellion cant support itself
and Il Mont b.. held up auy longer tor
sale or anything ,l.r Il la been
going, gang. going. for some lime
past. and Il /. Hos "goue'-- kuockrd
down 70 everlasting nfamy AMI the
excavation, OF all future generation oI
American items. Cincinnati Times
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-12-29

In West RHperL ncc isgh. Mr. sAMTELIENK.
tN~ ~ cs,.asa lss tn. aged ~ years and nuBihs
10 Rpresi Dve. isth. Mr. STEPHEN II FCSDA,
~ n y, years
ia iosAtify. tssA on toe ilth instant, JoUS
WAfA i4& 4xtd = yeara.
Tbs dae4sd saigrAtsd ~ith BIZ Parents from
~ .z4eA SAFE II Massachusetts. Ia the winter -
I,oa afaa prsi Ihe years = his cariy mahhess In
asnshrsser lie af,rsArds removed % Dorset
~hrre he re,Llea iaafe than u cara engaged ii AZ
rieuitural pursa;, and 10 efforts l'r the moral and
r,lsssas eleya,ian u the community in which he
lived Tsstsire great en,fry ard decision Il
chAsrier. whAfsfcr b. undertook was vsll doc, and
accomplished n seasoa. pattern 4 panctuaity,
Ne nerc tet "a even tll aftsrn,-.u vhat should b.
d.'nc IN the fneruing Vs. his high standard u IN.
tesrity h. spn the inspect and cenildrnee - his
netghhers and ipvnsnen. ard isstiy bot not icast
hy hi, lost fr abd assalgu e. ihe caaso u bis "a.
tiet re daas ~ b has an HapeFishale crown.
ans seae IL fsesi his lo,ed eaea aad amane them
Ihe brother Who PASSED avay bat iwe day before
him 10 that hasne as.ose wher ar ~ Faftiass and
vhcrc RECESSED froa thg iHhrniiss incident 10 age
they nou sSis fsfcta tbs streets = tbe Gal1es
og, asa snlay isrIstuai eutA ia ,hs Iseseace q
thcif ReAsrneE 49,
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IAMrs MnrAInN. r.lnle.

STATE OF ERNoN 7,
- HfBkssisr Nla5ut q.
Ara rrftais Ceart ha.4sn q Maafhysief Ia saA
- saia issirirJ sa tht flsi las ~ ntegn.bcf. =
80
Present. if6a L q KENT IulEs
a. lastrumgnt ln wriflas paFf-iiac e. = the last
- % 4ra tesFansSut JAMS WHEATON. iAis =
Manchester b stia District deceased Sss prs itd
&c Probate
Whofeafsfa q wss ordered that sai8 Instrument b.
pfaFcn ai PROBATE Court e. b. holden a the Pre-
haste piiic rs Manchester IN and fof said District
IS she last " e,lueseA, e Janusrg i,es aha tAal
Huiicl tlsref + sifsn IS Publishing tls a,cr three
weeks sacceasiycy Ia Tbs MASeHEsrgH jorENki-
psinte3 q Hanrhesler previous % sald time ~ hear
lhe fI3 II X FOWLER Register
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-12-29

foG CoUGns. Coins, aud l'nRotr
DlsoHptns. use "i5rorns bronchial
Troehe' having prored their efficacy
hy a test o. many years. The Troches
are highly recommended aad preseril-
ed by Physicians aud Surgeons IN the
Army
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NORMAN ~. BowENs Estate.

STATE OF VEIN Mt
- NlnCiesifr District. 81.
Ats rf,ibass Coari hal,itn a Manchester, ia and
~ sid nisrici 80 tha lith day % December A, y.
tsc4
Present, Hon. T. s KENT Judge
An Instrument ia writing parportine 30 b the last
~ ga and testament II NORMAN II, BOWEN. u
Manchester FL SID District deceased, was Presett,
"a ipr Probate
Wh.uatsa lt vas ordered that said WIN De prov
sa al Probate Casrt 70 d. held Al The Probate of.
hc.. IN said NanehesieF 90 "a, last Wednesday ui
JanuafY isa4, anl that notice thereof Dr. given by
Publishing lists order three weeks successfully In the
NANeursIER JOURNAL printed Al Manchester, pre-
Yous t. said tims y h,gying.
H. X FOWLER Register.
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m0srETrERs nITTERs

Hsvr received the warausst ebcuniufns from TIE
Vr,ss snd gs.sJa. throughout the Hlpu valuable
tonic t'F tbs curv ~ rs syifstl fistnituea tnsd.
Ialipa. and srn. raj HerNau, 4, blis q cHaDf ! ape
Isr,,aehsd IstFs dap HpN ~ VS. great effect
shrssnelfa hftlgt cor rfiuaral puhlte ioatnals
'fhFfe II nnihas equai % the enjoyment 90 tdit
whirh ~ afflicted lkfi uvt ben .iue this tAlu-
sbls sg~srife - mild tapc. ~ fare and vigorous
seti n uab fiiersl Stomach anil ,Ae cleansing
" the eNtirs hataan b.ty sheaIa rteanmcnd IL 20
al itaarts - t,,Ir es,afaaiiK
sT SAT- ApNfHIltfsf~r. --ss
Yer sale b Dfu.Sisis snd dealers gsuarally every
vhvts ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-12-29

ETAgE nF faEtsuNT
NsasHa#s tetH4
s8f Hasss4ltf as seer ssst lslaif Nfs5 fs p t
"a Hess.sartsa nshH sss - - t#sif g
Haaiasls - taa sssass ase.lHf asst "a saasf+s
Haaaaas v aesaa4 e -
IA NNIg ssarsst CAS- - fia=e' NAAN .
kftNNM ~ AeHn u slsa tHs
Il l5s.esass..r ua.l s5a5s = fsrs1t So asirIf
asarsrs d NAN1 ANN MEtNs8s as Nasg tth
fsasa 3 sasag a rs ss - Nts "a. ~
a.ees5 sf = is.sfaasf . i GEAR = 80 isfa Gee
iBss.a i aaaaaf lf a. Naf
ssst.s ffsH p ~ Gas as sHraasa aa
fssa ttss sa7 m a. terh asf q @sI A y
EAsN - Mte6 at ID a4 Mac AHs sswaan -
- r,ala asrfaars 81 ate aEtaf g faisa tl -.
ss5asa.sFs sssffssss5 Ha a. iisfI
&sa ssas fsf tssts faf 80 ,efvs fae' es o. ~
fassi - 4 grir 4 b ise au rsa hf7 Aaa
stFan sfa aaF aass r. gsfatssfAe q
Eeks Yaaf iH3aeff aHH s. t ii&fft fs
faar t.ss1tasfs at-saaras apa fIsaa iaf Haf ias
sssarsH 49, = hssis nsssa t# NfH nlk stsar IL
rfa.f sas aT stHf ihesxtre haiatl
tease ti5t d aasst3s taar iii - taais Hiftr
f isfaaaa bim ans ihs as Nan Ana saernisa
$3.50 = altsassH asst aa a effce frsrlta issi
ss Asi - asss y fslssaa ia i. iaiEas bat hI -
saa ~ sasa tassfRrs rasinbft
4isiss q lssa assa Ia fasa % iiit lnt dat
af l5staafi.f Is fsl asaf e sar isFs sns tanas
apaslstf hat8fs 3 sfg6 Eif fafst
MINIS A SHERMAN
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rnoIiATH corRr.

fTsME ggsEE An sKss4aNs + ~ tsfalesa Dasrs
1 - - Ifefts r Nsaarssfs - "a = a.sr
aeasass ses - >. Aslses d ~ frrssif NGsa.. s.
Ne sss = - .sss p asAsasaafs N SEER g4ss&
81 ~ presses - - fefs . fsas L.fT1 ~ 80.
sssssaaa# lt5 ssrras as rs aas.asf f - -ssaa T.
- r.rtlf tssf X atr = - ~sas safrist tsss
49, - ssaaras b. atfalFs sFafs atu5 sheaasr =
sta1ss - al hsiaaa cas- &ree eas EaAsf8 T.
fasssf shf tsgefsf.iaae aHE eilt. zrrsssftssut -
hsrs = sa|atassst ffssa l.fsrfafses efeaL - -
go IS rasasaa Is haiHfa A8 fsss i 81 pass A. DE
fs ~ tasii.sas ffaa whlet shsy sosras . 1rsa
sssert kENG 4aafsa
~ b FUs LA Essss2ft
hsrrsest.s Dee I gsl.a
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oSs ~ our hands having enlisted, and
aD,ihcr being -icR. leaves u. short of help,
e,.n.eqneaty ~ are unable 10 give our usu-
Al ain. mt ~ realing matter this week
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-12-29

aA Aat saisasrtfrs fasag asslsal a3sH ID saF tlpn
NJ TrHafs tsa ~ AZ. ossrte Aapesse
taf tsrasaissaeasfs 81 resafr fE.a1lHf All asi
lAs s.aias 49, assA.sais q 81 gfrssas sse.lsi tAs
i.stsis q
Joseph Y Leonard
lafe y MaEr SIR s atla ltiflrseS aseateA ani q
= 81 Fls.1as sli faisnts FsalHs5fd b iifsf tasftz
iae sBt sis aaefliis fsuln Sees l8th aag g Aaflnoef.
Uses lsAaz siasi q s4a4 tszfs i.,f t,.-l fnTisa-
49, a. tsguaae. htfsts s7fe h-4ifs las ~ aiil ai
teuf t sis hsasBsfs n aef ai4aHtflaet - Asi'tsr
aes iah n ssiI MaHfAfssr - tla ath aay " @uaf
- fFaas uas HH & sagT efiass. s.
nsia& 81 Magstatssr thfs 1915 Ga5 81 beoemtsf
:. g. ls6t
~ CRAY. to-.
jas T. BLACK
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Tmproyed Brass fiauked Cop
per Pumps.
narnhnm's Hydraulic Isn,n>,
NOTICE

ia the heirs and legal Representatives Of de-
ceased officers. sod or. a.id scaman u the Ar
uv. and Navy 81 the United states.
Theunder,irued Lrcpsea Claim 1gem an
der he furs of CJagrfss viii give his personal
attention 20 The prosecution Of claims on COY
erumenl for artearages Of pHv, hounies, and
pcnsiols. AiuteTesied iH such claim. are re-
minded IL the Importance IT carly applications.
Ba.iue.s Transacted At the Office OF the Pro
bate Court.
Manchester. l.. SAEGEANf,
Feb lG 1865 49d
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sTArr ~ xfluoNr

Fftafssfas fsf SIS. ae
1t, Hs4Faba l'i-4 t.tas lFrasaisa 70 me, and g
atlssrH fhsf tar farit aalu ltssiutG N thtfin =
saaai tas sfaie g d a.dtrss tllsl - Z, s7niiHaa
sF.a.a taori 81 81 g. 3. hafea = - anhstaa vita
= sf.l 5r thc fapH3B u ilhHitsten, o. Ia secssaa
Tue iat sn.f fhr tsarsA UFs.ay be- JaHusrg. ~
-el b co. psiiifsf.ln II ar feresaing Hisi ard
tasss pssef ie iHF MANtHEsffs 4uEHSst. ucNsha.
80 tfinfrd g Nahehtsfer ih sati tsRh8a. ilHHe
= = K sers sslxtlf Ia sssi y shirh Publications g
l. ust ~. thaa AZ wseks b,faFg the afn said tsFni
= ssid rsnft
tsifra aaaef lay haHd al Beghinsten la said tesa-
Ill th.a lltt day N ntcemhsf, n - lssA
I. e. KELLOGG.
ludss u to- ~uiF,ule Court
n GAEpSrs Atiy 81 lAbsiisHt BVs9
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RnopA rAIEnANIgs E.late.

GTA IL OF yERM ONT,
- Htashsster Dihitt, s..
Al Probate Court holden a. Manchester. 10 and
for said District ou tbs 2lst day of January, A. y
isJa
Present Hon. T. 8 KENT, Judge
An Instrument ID writing IiuiIslrtng 10 be the last
VIII anil t,sfAinratDf KllOUA FAIgBANS. u dor.
ST Ia said District deceased presented FOR Pro
bate
whrrsupun q vas ordered that said VIII be prov
IN al Probate Court, q be held az tie Probate OF
ice IN said Manchester, on tic last "Wednesday d
,langary next and that notice thereof be given By
pubsng this order three weeks sncceSsiyely IN the
MAscnrsrrr JUfENAf printed a, Manchester. pre-
yious to SAID lime Of hearing.
IL X FOWLER, Register.
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Farm For Sale.

l north part u this town There Is some over 40o
acres q land. over 800 Improved, including THREE
DM EiLlNG Hot SIS aud al necessary buildings
IN goud repair. Also. tha Stock ~ the above Farm,
NoGNG CATTLE, OXEN and HORSES. Terms
very easy. For further particulars enquire or al.
dress the subscriber
GEORGE BARNARD.
FACTORY Point, Die 10th, 1863
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For. sale!

nNE YEARS OLD MAZE; PAIR MATCH,
" "a liamiltonian Colts. and years old. Also
3 pairs nice years old Steers.
A. T. BYARD.
Peru November .. 1868
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NEw YoRK. November Ii "A special to the
Herald, dated Army of tue Potomac, November
Is. says:
The weather is admirable for active campaign
ing and no doubt Gen Meade will improve il
Warrenton Junction is At present the depot
from whence all the supplies for the army are
issued
A dcserter from the 9th Alabama regiment. Of
Ewells corps came into our lines yesterday. He
the men OF his reg men. have laid down
their arms since The fight NJ Rappshannock Sta
ton. nd refuse TO serY e longer in the rebel army
They were ordered under guard, but before the
guard arrived they succeeded in dispensing
through the country. and are now seeking oppor-
tunites to come into the Union lines.
DE represents that a very de pOndent feeling
exists in the rebel army and general beIef that
their cause grows more hopeless as time passes
President Lincoln has cent a laeOnic dispatch
to Gen Meade, saving, in substauee-'I have
received your cougratuatory order 10 the 6ih
corps ! have to say IN reference TO their gallant
exploit at Rappahannock Station. we'll done -
letter found IN one OF the rebel camps on
the RappahannOck, written by North Carolina
sOldie., states thar the mountains Of that State
are tall OF deserters from the rebel army lie
mentions that Capt - coming up To the
mounttins with military force To arrest desert
ers, and emphlticallv renarkS-"li he sets in, he
will have "a d good time -
A snecial to the Times, dated Washington
Nov l3. says:
Gen Foster has been assigned to the command
OF Burnside's army, and will leave here to-mor-
row Burn-ide's resignation has been accepted
by the President.