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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-21

hlCHAOND AND NICASBURG.-The following b from a
leading editorial in the New York Times:
Richmond can scarcely be called strategic point
ITS importance chiefly Fictitious the temporary seat
oil an ilnerant Government, and the fall Of Richmond
would have been but the fall of CITY Buttbe fall Of
Veksburg will oe the fall Of one half of the Coincide
racy. The. speedy capture OF Vcksburg therefore
ought to be the prime obise. Of public concern.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-21
AUCTION SALES.

sss,-vrrh S0 FINE HORSEs AND 4
s.z..S8 OUPACKET RoAT7 FOHsALE
we viii sci N the lih st bidder, Il Howardsvle. ~LD
NEsDsY lie sd June cimmencig at 10 O'Clock precisely
ep.irs PacSet iue, eonsist Ig, In part, Of
30 Horses-Rery vsusb.e, nd 10 me co-diIo2i
1 Packtt Boats and one supply Boat,
90 10 90 sets B. At Ha ness
. Saddles Bibles, CalatS, So &c.
ALSO
The Furniture Of tie Packets Bedding swSre &C. &C.
IRE Horsei very valuable, AMI many OIL nem suitable l'
Arny puTp1sei r1soNf m
TERxS-Credt or cash. ELsOh ~ ~
oWlRDsvrLLR VA ty ls0s. nzs-- ~.
BY JAS, NJ TAyL;R& son,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-21
@1sO REWARD.-Ranawa from the suB-

nR. S. A. HART PRACTICES IN MBDI-
~ cine u-gery, Obstetrics, &c. Gives sDs'i attention 10
n once cornsr Of Governor and Franklin .zsss-
spM-ly
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-21

Anew AUCTION AND
~ CONFUSION TsOUSE,
EYNCEBUhG, VA
The subscribers having gken the house No. 80 main ST.,
recently occupied BY GeoJge 81 Ruckr 4 Dry Goods Store,
associated themselves together style and ar Of
EECKEgS e. LEE,
1f the conducting general AUCTION AND COM
MISSION BUSINESS and o6e their services 70 their friends and
the public generally 10 a sale Of Dry Goods Groceries, Manu-
ctJei Tobacco Country Produce and Real and Perns Estate
of'a'l kinds, either az auction or 1t private sale.
They will make liberal advances merchandise and produces
In hand.
George 81 Fucker having had experience Of twenty-five
Years In e Dry Goods trsde AID A s. Lee experience OF
the es OF time in the Grocery and Commission
Business they feel sell satisfied that The interests Of al who fAyos
tbsm With consignments viii be well protested.
Account Of saes with let proceeds rendered promptly
GEORGE n. RUCKER,
OF Lyuehburg
A. Q. LEE,
de5-s,n late 81 Richmond
Refer sEiott pTeEry, ydra1nd, Davenport Co. xsDt
Fairs ~ TsrJv 3 oTli'sn,s p~N-lort. vs.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-21

Corner 9th Main Streets
BLOCKADE GOODS, GROCERIES, &c
ID we-yn offer a. auction at Warehouse FRIDAY
next instant at 10 O'clock resh Of Dry Goods Groceries,
&C., follow:
ring Calicoes, Fancy Lawns,
McusLing do, Mon ming do,
Check Csmbi To- Jg.rnet CtNbrics
sLnst.r Pril9 Ladies' and Gents Bnec Hsnk'chfsi y.
Black Alp icss, Gtugham Hstkchs,
Madras Hank'chfs Patsn' Shoe Jhread
Shoe Laccs, American Pms, OClllJs,
~ BOWn and Bschcd ahhirtings, &C.,
Pocket Knives, sdoe Knives,
Shoemak-r AWj, sloemake!'s Bristles, kci
% b1s. sugar,
% bggs do do
10 bDs Y o Molasses and Syrup,
Is b+gs Virginia Salt
10 obs La d,
$40 ltb Lacou, (Iams and Hog Round1
3 bags coffee kegs oarb Coda,
81 boE-s soap, 10 iercss Rice,
5sg5 PeEs, 81 bags Pea NUS,
10 I'm Gel. skins,
my l9-tdj ROBINSON, ADAMS, Co Auc'rs
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-21
THE LARGE AND ADMIRABLY WELL
i AnnLacLn nRIN AHE RESI DIM II NJ the N. wv

intersection e. Cary ana fbt streets at aucrn 49, - -,
we will ae upon the prssts TUESDAY, the 25th day OF
Msy, commencing o'clock p. te large ana sdnaDy
well ranged PRIVATE RESIDENCE located as sboY now IN
TIE occupancy of Mr.. Gaorge Minor.
II conairt cen rooms large kitchen containing Elk
rooms-coal celar t. and tn u'ual outbu d,og5.
The fronts on Is street IS fee aud runs back me usual
depth TO sley.
persons desiring II plchas first elsss resence IN very re-
tired eassnt ngborhood woul 60 wen to examine m
PREMISES boz ne tn day e II viewed hour during
he day. euaut secured $1,000 per annum Poei-
sion given AZ oIcs.
and years neg able with ntefe added ad Sc
y str deed Ale chaser to pay the taxes ana ID
sursnce for 1868. -
my 2l-tds JAS VI. TAYLOR 50 ~, AuctS
~, ,Cn1,,-oXI ,r,,,s co ArrcTRis
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-21

Eey would be pleased open esp ndence with persons
tbs and The Other States OF the Co1iederaey,
Ecpon prices and nd pists propyty when con ,er
snD from those desiring to sell FARSs other RAJ Iso-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-21

WE WILL SELL this day So BSel7 Nee,oes
VI s,ISs BIZ, pioKIEs0G See, E2r.i
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-28

sst RPg sgpnsFs tbs aaess orators y W.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-28


'as Fco0syIvaula.
A correspondent of the Why, who signs
himself an old resident, after stating that
he is over 60 years of age aud in the SER
vice, complains that every gambling shop,
bar. room, store, billiard-room, aud ten
pin alley in the city of Richmond, as well
as the principal corners of the main streets,
are thronged with scores of strong, healthy
mon all Of them ia the vigor-o. nHnhooA,
wuO are not 10 the service oftlieir couHtry,
sud inquiries why 1t iS2 The editor an
sNers ~ folloNsE
TIE slsht Rhisb 90 naturally oltnde The
eyes Of eur fsieat, 40 old ruaidsul. sfshded
eQaallg The eyes Of she wembgfs u Cua
geese while 10 this city. aad they bapiBs
sAits6sd themselves tbat theas stalgaFt
drooes and biutkteES, WrFu iof the mpst
part, DT claimed % be, net etnssBS af the
C0nisdeFAts States, PaSssd . bill ta6iugal.
ing 20 eunaeriptiOn, alter ihe Les pt tuly,
al eitiseas betWesH 10 and IS, residents o.
sOiOuThuFs within the Confederate StaseS.
Toe President did NOS tbiSk the bill v F.b
signing aud il thus failed 10 become q iAE.
Had Il been Otherwise, our correspondent
would have been spared the trouble ofsP-
plying 10 US TOR Information.
The reInAins OF Gen. johnson Pettigtew,
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the enemy near W Transport, arrived here
yesterday evening on the central train. A
large numher of persons assembled at the
depot to witness the. fnaeral ceremonies
After some delay, the body was TT usported.
rom the carlIo the hearse, aud conveyed
tosthe Capitol It will. be taken TO North
Garolinu this morning. siiaisi
TIE Why has an advertisement. from the
Adjutaps and Inspector Generals Office.
giving a schedule of prices to be paid by
the Government reducing in allcases
from market value, and in some cases,
making reduction of over oue,half.
The, Richmond Wing, of.the 23d inst,
just received, contains the following OIL
ciaI d;snatch recaived at .ha,- rebaI- H,.ri
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IUlI bushels African Ground Nuts.
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lev Haven, Boston and Worcester, 49, .,o =

MORTdAGE BONDS 1e8,2OO 90
REAL ESTATE, UnIncumbered........... S7.90S 10
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.aitrS,y swoTa their ht rses over TIE river.
After our regiment, (the 10Th Virginia.
crossed, we proceeced to pitch our shelter
tents aud prepare supper. We had just
finished eating supper when we were or
dered to strike tents aud hold ourselves in
readiness to move forward. We then laid
down on the ground and slept until morn
ing. r
The next morning, the l7sh inst, we
again started on the move. We marched
o., int, Virginia. The roHds was in
miserable c01uiuon, OeinR very muddy,
but We had to take II as Il come. We
naFehed % Vilhin AboRt 4 alilA and . bali
OF HedgesVille; here We hali@d R6d proceed.
I'd 70 pitch our tents H0fhiuk Of Interest
oceaFTOd uatil SUNDAY, Tbs 18Th tast.-
AbOsI taP e'clPsk b. ne hfisFa0an Of Sao
day, We we're called % afms By the beat
ing Of the tong rgil. Oar FrRimrBt felt 10,
aud uas Immediately narebtd oGt thu eUad
towaFdo nedsesVille. We marched 70 shout
I've mllrs b. you'd HtdRefvillu, where We
were drawn up IN liae behihd the RWing
Battery, which was posted on q Sligbt en-.
inente. We were 10 support the battery.
Our cavalry tDrCe, under General Andrews
had been skirmlshlng pretty near all day
Nitn the rebels. The rebel force was es
timated at between four hundred aud six
hundrtd. Tue cavalry was in advance of
our position, anu were SILL Engaged with
the rebelsfwhen we went out. etisit
Wehadlnot long been in position before
the rebels showed themselves and opened
the ball by throwing y couple of shells at
us, both of which lielllshort of our battery.
The challenge was accepted by the boys Of
EWing's battery aud in moments couple.
of our Digs of war growied forth a howl of
defiance lotherebeIs. The 6riug on either
side, was not rapid; opr battery pumped
their (the rebefs) shells fell shor:, except.
two which passed over US without doing
any harm. So accurately did our artillery
fire, that the rebels were forced 10 change
their position twice, and we're fually driy-
en- from the feld and forced to retreat.
We followed them, i short distance and
then marched back TO Hedgesville, where
We laid during that night and the next day.
Tbeinext evening We received orders to-
-L.,Ia Tudva of
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on which he has ever since resided, III Il
style that good many people would envy.
His farm is said to be splendid and the
buildings and improvements all that could
be desired. ~
sir. Barley was neycra candidate before
the people for any Office higher than a jus
tice of the peace, until the can fcfr the mem.
orable Richmond Convention ,iu 1861, to
which Convention he was elected by IA
large majority of The voters of Marshall
county, where Notwithstanding oil tho
threats ga the Que buaJ aud ali the hatte-
rs on the other, HSed By the disuniOHists
Of that hody, 20 Induce che tnFt1hsFs 60
iaVeF seeessi0n, be remained fattfiel 70 The
lass, sud YES ous ut Zoe "Hity GVe" Uho
voted neainel The ogdluaReo II gsresaiOn.
Wbils, there, 10 asnFot ses-toa, - lVafupd
maay Of the pisug lsid By the Trbsis %
force the people % W0sisTn HiFginia 70
aequieseo u What had hueu dOaS. aud help
Do The GgbtiBR, o. rather 70 do h them-
selves, OF What vas worse, 70 bate it on
their oWu soil.
MF. Barley loves 20 hate old Heavy A.
Wise, aud raised the ire Of that Distinguish
ed person by Offering I series Of resolutions
10 that Convention, which, while they de.
UteU Nub Tlkut Ut 1ecCSotuut tOuh Tue kGOuuG
thatla part Of the Snte had the same right
to ltevolu,tOnize The STATE That q part
of the Union "a State or States) had 10
revol utiouize the Nation al Government.
Mr.. Burnley does not love the editors of
the Richmond Enquirer, aud thinks but lit
tie ofthe editors and proprtetors ofthe old
Wheeling Union, and anything which has
arisen upon isssruins;ib but has a ,hfgh,opin.
ion of tbealoyal people of his own district,
and watches their interests .withsa jealous
eye { zoi3 5ya'
p Mr. Burley'gives agiowipg description
of the members of the Redmond Conven-
ton; be says, thai u yers W Fisher aud the
two J. g codes wSsesretlie meanest; Wise the
most hateful; Harvey the nostquarrelsome
and fullestof threats : Jim. Barbour the
greatest hypocFite; Sam. Woodsithe most
susceptible of tiattery; Baldwin.the sharp
est man Summers the finest orator. Wy
sorlthel most genaenianlys rebel; Graham
the biggest fool; old Morton eopld drink
q Ira -
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30 Is aud shoes, bsing tho stock o. gUOds L0W on
hand and eO1s,isns ny my Store in the town q In

ofthe most desirable country locations any where 20
be tound the enuntry around being detsel' pOpuIa.
ted, aud ine busines be done At th e q Rnd;
It being the that RI ehArd Carter occupied for
many ears. The bull ting Is not tncluIed IN the
p opposed sale. Terms maas known by calling on
JAM ~ DAVID w.usH
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Q. v. REEssINe 81 uoLp.

G.. w. REESSING & CO.,
SO q So Market ST., wheeling, va.
nj ALERs IN RRTtTs NIT. mr., ERs ron 40
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sUIstut~ t1VSt sVIIttS LIInuIJ tSOOI
the biggest fool; old Morton eonld drink
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QcAngELLISc OWN TnE SPolLs.
"A letter from Chattanooga SAYS that
pbel captain wl'o deserted into our
lines made tie iollosing statement;
After Tie battle If Ch.ckamauga
quite a row occurred in the rebel
c4mps over the distribution. or rather
thc appropriation. 81 . quantity of cloth
leg. boots and shoes Of which the dead
and wounded bodies If our soldiers
wcrc stripped by their caplors.
Longlcet's mcn biyoaackel on the
taiile-lell, and having tic best chance
for plunder. they improved Il. The
men Of polk's. Chea,hams aad Gle
bprne. commands were highly in
eeased e the appropriation Of ali lhc
spo,ls. 10y men Who were only entitled
20 a part 81 l.cm. aad the result came
Very b irg pitched battle. Il was
adjusted ~ IN order from longsireet,
compelling Us men TO digest them.
selves &c tie Yankee garmenis.-
Bragg, crowd we're better satisfied 10
sec every artie,e lnrned, than TO see
them vorn hy Tie Virginia new
e0mrrs.
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Ia ChaRccru.


Al GRAY
W. Hrualnetsn
HARVEY .. BROWN.
JOSIAH W Drown. I Casniy Cart.
SAMUEL A CiiiLuS,
. ). eANFtELp
Aasrts J GrsY. q Manchester. IN ths
Couaty It BeuaigNion aforesaid having eiei
j ihr ,s,e e ihs rsrk e the tout 4
Chascerg. a. sall leaHty 81 nenu.agion,
S. r. li.an r. Foreclosure ssAosi Harvey
u Bmwu. Josiah " Brawu ami Stsphca
Canarll. q Manchester. AID -amue A.
Ch,ias. az the state " Massachusetts,, or
parts unknosn setting forth Ia sabstance
that SAID liarsey d BrQwu, snd enc AlouSo
ii. Woswari. en she 10Th day q 08ohef.
1850. e1esats4 Is Josiah y BrgWn. aud
SAMUEL 4. Childs, mortgage deed II Ger.
tain lands sitaatcI Iu said Manchs ter. aud
described a. follows The bseiliug House.
Saw MIL and premises describrd iu and COM
scyel 70 a. ibis day by said Josiah ".
BroNu aud wifc, and Samuel A Chiils, sub
ject 10 the rights and reservations ia SAID
deed 10 ~ ffom said Broan ami CAilds con-
tanned. reference being had 10 said deed for
further and more aehnite description land
being the premises now occupied by said
Harvey d. Brown and stephen Cauaelj.)
conditioned fur the paymen; If Fi9een Humid
/ rcd Dollars, az specified 10 q promisofy note
dated oe, IS. 1860, aud payable 10 said
Brown & Childs. or order, i've years AFTER
date, With Interest anuually And after
wards. on the same day. the said Josiah ".
Brown and Samuel A. Childs sold and as
sigued said mortgage and note 70 the pc
titien,r.
Aud on or about the FIRST day q Novem,
/ Der, 1860, the said Harvey d. Brown and
I Alonzo NJ. Woodward executed a second and
subsequent mortgage deed Of the same pre-
misses to said Josiah " Brown and Samuel
/ A. Childs conditioned Cor the payment Of
/ four hundred dollars, which is now iue and
unptiI. Aud afterwards, On the 29th day
Of June, 1861, the said Alonzo NJ. Wood
ward conveyed all his interest in said prem
Uses 10 said Harvey b. Brown.
/ Aud afterwards the said Harvey d. Brown
/ leased portion Of said premises to Stephen
I Garfield, Of said Manchester, who Is now in
I POSSESSION thereof
And now il being made 10 appear that
+ said Samuel \. Chlds resides without this
State so that a subpoena cannot be served on
+ him, IL IS ordered that said Samuel A. Cbllds
be required to appear before thr Honorable
/ Court of Chancery, next TO be held at Ben
niugion within aud fJr the county Of Ben
nington on the first Tuesday II December,
/ A. y, 1868. and make answer to said petit
/ ton; and tlmt the complainant cause the
4 substance Of said petition with this order TO
he published three weeks successfully in the
MANCHESTER JovRSAL, n public newspaper
/ printed at said Manchester. the last ofwhielI
I publications shall be at least twenty days
! prior TO said term Of Court.
IL. X. FOWLER,
23:3t Deputy Clerk.
! Oct, ", 1868.
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ic0aNUAlCATEp.
fl.a.zJ Ca.a1...aa / gust. lia.a
4 CARD.
TO CoNsUMPTIyEs


Tie undersigned having been restored to
health in a / weeks, BY very simple RENE
dy. after having suffered several years with a
severe iung affection, and TINT dread disease,
Consumption anxious 70 make known u
sis iciloW-suilerers the means Of cure.
~ aii who desire il. he will send copy Of
the prescription used free Of chargel, with the
directions for preparing and using the same.
which they WIN find sure cars Tor CoNsuMr-
rioN. AsriiMA, BRONCHITIS CovGns, COLDS,
&c The only ohiec, oi the advertiser IN send
ing the Prescription IS 10 benefit the afflicted
and spread Information which he conceiycs to
BE Invaluable; aud he hopes every sufferer viii
try his remedy, a. il wii cost them nothing,
ana may prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please
address REy. EDWARD a. WILSON,
EiliAmsburgh, Kings County.
4mls New ork.
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.
snAhn A.p Bun. sLa.s AMI nnla

SuAEE ASp EuHS Shake AMI nuru
Shake ned Burn.
This 4 TIE llfe " ae3ey en- iFel hy tie suf-
ferer from Fever and Asue. lie gaglrrs Ike
ga uncertain shadow. never kn8Nine what mo-
mcui he NAV be Frustrated. aHd therefore dis
lHc'inet 90 give suv serious gtteuiiea g. tnsi-
uess This = ihecuuatlaH 81 thogsaaAs in town
and cana,fv Il s no exagEefatinu % sag that
Fever and Aeue kils mofe nple than any
~ enff other diseases ia America. For q sure
and speedy cure II tins terrible aiiiicli0g we
take ggcst T.casur I'd recommending tlosTFr-
rEL'. sroNkcu BITrRNs. which lmsc already
achieved q wide reputation for rnpil and pow
eriG effects ln reuosaiing the system prostral-
ga bY thls disease.
FOR sale by Dinggists and dealers generally,
eycryWlafe
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4 letter from Nashville. SAYS "a
large part ofthr wealthy population Of
Illis ariaecrM cily were e. Bragg
army. unsler u cckiaudge aod Cheat
l.am. 81 tho late iail,e, and great nun.
ler have beeu Killed. Out 81 sixteen
aaudpd under Ilieckiuddse iatifieen
hundred we're killed and wounied II
said that tiree1ourtlis Of the lad.e.
II ihe Episcopal church are in mourn
.ng Cor their dead"
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EXCIsE TAXES
n
COLLECTORS NOTICE!
~ 1t
0ct,27, 1866

Notice is hereby given that the ARnual Tar
Is for the First Collection District d Vermont,
as assessed upon Incomes, Licenses, Carriages,
Plate, &C., under the Excise law Of Congress,
approved July |, 1869, and the amendments
I'll erelo. have become due and payable; aud !
will attend at the following times and places 10
receive the same, viz:
RUTLAND COUNTY AT the Brandon House,
Brandon, on Friday and Saturday, Oct. 80 aud
81: mt the L. s. Court House, IN Rutland, on
Monday ana Tuesday Nov. and 81 al the
Westoyef Hotel, in Casteton, on Wednesday
and Thursday, Nov and 3 at HIPS Hotel, IN
Wallingiord, on Friday, Nov. 8.
BENNISGroN CouNTY.-At the Nanderiip
Hotel n ilanchoster on Saturday and Monday.
Nov and o.; and ~ Loves Hotel. 10 bennng-
ton, on Tuesday and Wednesday, Nov. 10 and
IL.
The monthly Returns Of Manufacturers not
previously pai1, viii he received a; those times
aud places.
BY the provisions Of tho law, all persons neg
Letting to pay said taxes within the time above
specified must pay fen per cent. additional up
on the amount thereof
ANY person can remit his tax by another, as
receipts will be returned.
Bills Of banks outside the State viii not be
received. Treasury notes preferred.
JOSEPH POLAND,
Collector First District ermont.
Montpelier, Oct. /. l663.--3w22
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A IllGu can I1ME IN DAYTON
i dispaeA 10 tie Cincinnati CONNER
cal. dated tie lsh. says: Brough',
maieiiiy u Use county i sky seven
lie leaas IKE balance II lle Sisie tick.
e about ilHriy UaoGi ial rc,arn,
show the circlien d she laiol CmB-
~ ticket. except Siahy f0r Coa,ay
Treasurer, WHO i shuii "a ,eies.
The peopl ntrc ir4niis all nielt
From .cte iiis mea ius. mll neon
they orel in great dfoses, ike y ild
men. ihr0agh iie streets, Shouting ior
BmReh. Here yoar sear damned
sboliuaaisis. A. 4 great crowd ss-
sembl 4 Il TIE Court lioase corprr.
sad insisted upo ssNefhes ifosn O. in.
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Baac1ei. Andersen Solaa. Il ltin.
Wod. and eru body ,lt Dsyiaa
refer before uanessrd such Wild re-
ye.s To.aizla, boaares gieam ~ ey-
srY connfr. and cresds are fuaflfg 80
ilse streets Ike snadmcn. A Ag meeg.
irg f. now going oB. The lone q
sic exile dl grea work,
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RENR CR4T,
COMMISSIONERS Notice.

WE, the subscribers, being appointed by
~ the Hon. the Probate Court for the Dis
triet Of Manchester, Commissioners to receive,
examine and adjust the claims aud demands
OF all persons against the Estate Of
NEHEMIAH CHANDLER,
late Of Wiulall, in said District, deceased,
and also all claims aud demands exhibited in
Offset thereto; and Six months FEM the 2lst day
Of October, 1868, being allowed by said Court
far that purpose, We %, Therefore, hereby give
notice, thai we viii attend 70 the business Of
our appointment ~ he Inn o. David Briggs,
in said WiphaH, on the third Wednesdays
Of january and Apr.l next, from one until four
O'Clock. ?. ~, 90 each Of said DAYS.
Dated at Manchester, this 2lst day day Of Oc-
other. A. b., 1903.
RASNEY H0WARD,l
W. i DEAN. CONS
ALFRED BRIGGS,
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she highest rrs'se- >ignpa
Geo. Il. TaowAs Maiocn.
Cairo. Nov !.
Private adtices from lseiow report
Gen. Sietman sklfmul1ing viii tie
relsh under Lee. Rodney and For
rest
Ness 81 military operations in that
quarter Is conifAhard
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n TRADE who would be without

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-11-03
Editor of Journal.

DEAR SIN with
your permission wish 10 say 10 the readers
Of yonr paper that viii send by return mail
70 III who wish it, (free) Recipe, with full
directions for making and using simple Baim,
that will elGcctualls remove, IN ~ days, PIN
pies. Blo'ches. Tan, freckles, and an lmpuri-
lies Of the Skin, leaving the same solt, clear,
smooth ard beautiful.
will also mail tree to those having Bald
Heads OF Bare Faces, simple directions and In
formation that will enable them 10 start full
growth ~ Luxuraut Hair, Whiskers, or a
Nionsiache, in less than 80 days. All appli
cations answered By return mail without
charge. Respectfully your,
THoS. +. CHAPMAN,
Chemist,
3mI3 No. sci Broadway, New York.