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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-11-25
.LIss, JAMES q co.

Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, Provisions
Boots Shocs, etc, Commercial Block.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-11-25
CHANCERY ORDER.

W. L. wrnprn, Sol for co%prt 7w222
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NOTICES.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

THE subscribers. Collectors of the several
L Districts of Cecil county, will be ~ the
places uaned below, on Tlprsiay, Friday nd
Sataaiap the 9Th, 2Sth and 2);h days OF
AUGUST, lust. and also Oh lie Last Thursday,
FTi5gy red Saturday, of each nj the following
months Of September ard October. to receive
AID make the following deductions for pay
ment OF State Taxes, viz:
For pigments prior to September LIST, next,
s per cent.
For payments prior to October LIST, next,
! psr cent.
For pay:a 'nts PRIOR to November lst: next
3 per cent
". SCoTT Price. Col. LIST District,
ut Cccitoh.
ALIEN. P. RAEwfCK, Col. 2nd District
at Chesapeake City.
WILLIS kuTTER, Col. 3rd District,
at Elkton.
A. II. BENTON, Col. 4th District,
at Fair Hill
b n. MoEHISoH. Col 5th District,
Mt North East.
JAMES A. CouLsoN, Col. 9Th District,
at Rising sun.
JonN CRAlG. Col. 7th District,
at Port Deposit
JAMES CUMMINGS. Col. Sth District
al his residence in Pilot Town.
S. J. Brown, Col. 9th District,
at Brick Meeting House.
Aug 10, lSG3-Gw
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N()iI(VN

OWING to the enormous premium and tax On
~ Gold ! am compelled to raise my prices j(
per cent all operations VIII the metal is used
except when paid for in gold, when the usual rate;
will be charged. Persons wearing badly adjusted
sets Of Teeth mounted on Gold plate will find il
to their advantage to have such cases cxchang ed
for those mounted on NULCANIZED GUTTA
PEhCiiA. Call at my Ofi;e and examine spcci
mems ~ am laying in the way Of exchange
81 on for vi bat was formerly 80 cents worth Of
gold DIR. Is. J. RING,
EIkton, Jan q, 1868. Dentist
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ENtssESEI3s' sNTxGE.

TsNHE undersigned, appointed by the Com
I. missoners of Cecil county Examiners to
view and determine the propre'y Of locating
Il public road, 30 feet wide, from point on
the . Chester Road.'' near Cloud Persons
smith shop, running thence along side Of and
parallel to the west line Of Rose Bank
Cemetery, and through lands of the Society
Of Friends, to point on the Chris,ant
Road, hereby give notice, that they will
meet at Cloud Persons Smith Shop, on
TUESDAY, the 10Th day of September,
next, at ~ o'clock \. ". to proceed to the
diSclalse Of the duty assigned them in the
commission to them issued.
SAMUEL j. ENGLAND,
WIN. l.. lIAINES,
JOB II. KIRK,
Aug II, lSG3-Jw Examiners.
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FEFllE celebrated Royal Cook Store with
r. extended fire box for wood or coal
Owing to the unprecedented popularity Of
this Stove, we have been induced to offer it
with the utmost confidence, to those who
want good heavy cast Stove. Out of the
immense number of the Royal that have
been sold we have never heard single com.
pialnt OF ialnrc TO operate to entire satSiac-
ton, and We challenge the world to present
any cooking stove that will do its work more
perfectly. For sale at City prices. for cash,
by PRYOR K BRO,
(Can'wel's old stand,) Elklou, Md.
Avg. |, 1868.
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REAL ESTATE.
FARM FOR SALE.

4 IA i III 4 Wv kJILIlI,
rENIlE undersigned, as agent, will ctler at
Z Public Sale, on
S4tariay, the 18th dag u September merit,
at the Court House door. in EIhtun. MI. a
Tract or Parcel of Land. situate about q
miles north OF L..t"n, on the Blue Ball
road, containing about
HID Acres cfL0nI.
Of which 80 acres are in valuable Wood and
Timber, being part Of tract known as
* Glenn Dale The soil is good and well
accepted to the growth Of grass and grain Of
all kinds. The Little Elk, never failing
stream OF water, runs through it. 1t is well
fenced. and would make fine Dairy or
Grazing farm.
The improvements consist Of good Frame
DWELLING House. % feet square and two and
alalf stories high. AMI u Kitchen - by lG
feet attached nearly new. with good
cellar beneath. There is Il " I'll Of excellent
water in the yard.
TIE TERMS OF SALE will be one third
part of the purchase money in Cash on the
day of sale one other third in months,
and the residue in Is months from the dav
If sale. The last two instamenlS to bear
interest from the day of sale, and to be
secured by the Bond or Notes Of the pur
chaser, with approved snretirS.
Sale to commence at o'clock r. ".
JAMES BLACK. GROONE,
Elkton, Aug 8, 1868. Agent
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HOHsettpcry looh 10 your interest, one doiia,

H0HSehtpcrs t0oh 10 y6ar interest, one d0iiaf
Sdffd is f,rO cGrRrd
rT7llE celebrated WELLINGTON COOK
u STOVE with extended fire bas for long
wood. This new and beautiful Cooking
Stove challenges all competition for the ex-
4nisitc style OF ornament, and perfect opera
ton in all respect. The oven extends under
the fire box, and the hucS are so arranged
that the whole oven surface will bake per-
lrctly and uniformly. The slightest cxalnin-
alton Of this stove must satisfy every one
that it is a universal favorite. 1t commands
a very extensive sale. For sale at city
prices, by PRYOR 4 BRO.
O'antwcl's old stand, y Elkton, Md.
Aug. l. 1868.
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Rhodes sgipcr-PhOspMaie.

FHY1E STANDARD MANURE, composed
4 Of BnNs treated with Smipinric .3cid.-
g RHODES" the long established Manure
in the American market besides having
European !cputatinn--c cannot be excelied
for the culture Of Oats, Corn, 7obaeco aod
Root Crops. Also, Top Dressing on the GrOw-
ing Wheat. For sale by
Feb II, 1863 JOHN PARTRIDGE.
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NGT'BG a..

NTNTICE is hereby given to the creditors,
~ end,,rSrrs and surctrs of Francis y.
Poster that he hath made application for the
bench. Of the lisovcut laws Of Maryland,
aud that the first Wednesday after the
second Monday Of February next, being the
Third day Of the next February Term Of the
Circuit Court for Cecil county hath been set
nl,ali and fixed urvn for the final hearing in
his case at which time and place. his crcdi-
tors. cnaor scrs and surctics may attend, and
show cause. if aay they have. why final
dis barge shall not be granted said debtor.
Test, WM. II. RICKETTS,,
Auu ~. lSG3-22-H. Clerk.
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Tho secondary indication Of RAILWAYS READY RE.
LIE IS to the patient Of the disease mlidy that
occasions the lain This it accomp!shcs rapidly and
radically. SO suiH is the patient transr rmcd from
pain mi cry, weakness and dccrcptudc To the IL light.
FL enjoyment Of health and strength, hrt l,t,lc rrc
qlcnty ascribe it, ta.manc power to the supcru!tu-
ia, influence Of cnclautmrnt
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I'd TEE PEE.EyC.

The late addition Of manufacturing facilities ne well
as operatives To those already in Gstiics the follow
ing statement in reference to this establishment:
Our npIr Of operation will be ut all times Of the mild
est character carefully avoiding tn" inltun Of tn"
Sl'pc"t unnecessary pain: and viii he adapted III"
patient thereby Offering the greatest announcement
such - Gr.irrus Of preserving their teeth who
through fear alone permit their entire and premature
decay.
We will continue 10 mount Teeth on Gold-plat and I'll
~" natural organs with the finest gold foil: vet. We
employ other and cheaper articles which we can recon-
mend Responsible Itic allowed one month"; trial
IN All s"'s Of teeth mounted in NUiCASiZgD RUBuGG.-
Hut If not promptly paid for at the end Of that time the
teeth VIII be demanded. We prepared Till teeth
wiki ARTIFICIAL BuNg for those wishing T;v the
premium! IN gold: the expense Of preserving teeth in
this way Will be tlc tan the Of extra. ting
them.
W" nav" very extensive" facilities for manufacturing
Artificial Teeth, aud being confident Of our ability to FIJI
Wdrs {" any extent shan until further natirr is
given deduct the travelling expenses from the regular
charge of -"+ and half sets Of teeth ordered by persons
from It distance.
We furnish duplicate sets of teeth for residents IF
foreign countries: persons travelling and others
n"ilat" RATE. great safeguard against accident.
W" shah continue TO strtightcn childgrns teeth PREF
If charge.
eur ticc will be open for visitors the fret rce weeks
in each m 18th only the last week being devoted cAc!u
sty"lN to mHuufncturin@
rhicc hours fron . a. N. TO r NJ and from P NJ TO
j p.
Young men desiring instructions at This establishment
viii c required to ubiigatc Themselves not t. dyug.
Any # t!" MrUjs orCEASur. until in regular practice
themselves. None will he admitted EXCEPT thoS, of the
very best mechanical abilities.
VISITOR, requested not ask 10 lac shown int the
Laboratories. DIR h. j. EiNti.
May y. iH:
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How are Our Presses to be Made!
Aug -, lSG3-5w Examiners.

contemporary answers the foregoing question
chimes. of course We trust that the day il over
in which needle drudscry sets feeble opposition
to the musical click Of the Franklin Sewing Ma.
chine. laly who says she loe- not know how
to use a'Scwing Machine is looked upon with as
babies. Side by sisIe in every house we see the
Piano and the Sewing Machine. Is not the Ma
chine better than all the pianos tuned =
Really we scarcely know which blessing to wish
our laiy fricuds-a Franklin Sewing Machine ar
husband. We rather incline to the former for
they can exist minus tue matrimonial alliance.
but cam without the Machine. What say you
girls send your order
EDWD. W STAPLES. Agent
for the Franklin Sewing Machine.
Elkton, Aug |, 1863.
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TIE STEAM Err
] o IL N T. R0DII An

Garas~ Il Is running regularly between
st4tHy$ TORT DEPOSIT, Ii a ' r T.
.af''::se.S' s:-S:.---y:s. DE GRACE AND BELLS
FERRY, Gxnn citing with all day trains from
Philadelphia aud baltimore.
Leaves Pert pe0"Sit for Bells Ferry AT
S a, M, II 30 M, 20 and & p. m. Leaves
Port Deposit for Uayre dc Grace at 8 Il. m.
/ ai'I = p. IN.
CGJ~;tagr for Darlington connects with the
Boat ~ Bells Ferry every day.
~ Stage for Rising Sun. Oxford and
Philadelphia Contra! Railroad connect at
Port Deposit every day. Passengers for
either Stage will take 9 Il a. m. train from
Philadelphia, $40 and IL Il. m. tain from
Baltimore. W. ". DAVIS.
j. J.. HAlLANCE.
Aug Il, 1863.
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EDLDslGRs.

Every soldier should carry with him n supply n
Railways Fcady Relief. II supplies the liacr # an
uthct medicines and n beverage, tcarpa0GlEl az
the Relief, Tnc glass of water, l. nicer pleasant
or stmulant than brandy, WHISKY, OF btcrs.
sICKNESS PREVENTED IN TIE SIN MAINE RECT
Eighth Maine regiment, Sc~a'i {. 7. Lord, writes that
Railway Rcl,'y Ee..sfsav"d the regiment fro;a death
While qnnrte ed at 7! bee Island, g. e., when wnriIn&
in the swamp:, erecting Publications. Every man
seized with Typhoid ani ether Fevcrs, Fever anl
Ag!e, niarrhcsr Iy ont"r". Rhcuiu ,tisu was cured
by the use Of the Rca Is .ulic
CAUTION
In all cases ask for Ralwly's Ready Ec'ict Tkr
no other. See that the signature OF Eldw s. & Co.
i, OF the outside tbr Of ch Tic Evcgv agent :
supplied with il nrw and fresh stock. l'r.c - cents
per bottle. Sold by Druggists, Merchants and country
StUvckceperS.
RADWAY {: co
81 MalGel Lane, New YORK.
Sold by DIR. II. II. MITCHELL, Elkton, Nd
Aug s, leG3--ly
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Notice TO Creditors.

TINS is to give notice, tia; the Subscribers
of Cecil county. have obtained from TIE
Orphans Cunrt Of said county, letters OF
Administration ON the personal estate OF
William Nicilr. late Of said county, deceased
All persons having claims against the sal!
dcrc; st.d. are hereby warned t" exhibit the
81 .. with the vouchers thereof duly anthem
,icatvd. on or before the 18th day of August,
1874 the, may otherwise hy law, b" rHc'u-
dcd trrm all benefit Of said estate. All per
song indebted tn said estate are requested 80
make immediate payment to the subscribers.
Given under our hands this 10Th day OF
August; 1903.
JAMES s. NICKlE,
JAMES NICK E,
Administrators OF W lliam MCKEE. deed.
TrSt--JAMEs McCAuLEY, Reg.
Aug i, lSd3-Gw
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DESERTERS.

EEf order Of the PROVOST MARSHAL
NE GENERAL, reward of TEN DOL
LAkS, and reasonable expenses incurred
will be paid to any person for the apprchen-
sion AMI delivery of each deserer at the
II adqrarters of the nearest Provost Marshal.
All ,ieserters arrested in this county may
lie delivered to me, at Elkton."
JOHN Z. BENNETT,
Deputy Provost Marshal.
Aur 90, lSG3-3w.
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$500. $500. $500.

THE Franklin Sewing Machine is sold at the
i low price Of $25 90, and they will do the samc
ork as amy other Inachine costing $50 90 or more
Try one. you run no risk: they are warranted
for Fix months. For sale by
EuW W. STAPLES.
May %, 1868. Agent
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NOTICE.

FARMERS, Merchants and Mechanics, pause
l. and reflect before giving ont your work -
After having Ten years experience as prac-
teal workman, at my trade. invite ali who
desire work done with ncatuess and despatch
to give me call. | am prepared, with first
class workmen, to clean and put in order
Hot Air Furnaces, Ranges, Cooking Stoves,
&c, also to do Roofing, Spouting, Lightning
Roding and repairing at short notice, and
guarantee the quality of material and worl,
satisfactory, as all work is superintendent
personally by me. Work done at city prices.
Send in your orders Whenever convent, Mt
and they will be promptly attended TO, by
JOHN PRYOR.
Firm of Pryor 4 Bro,
(Cantwcll's old stand,) Elkton, Md.
Aug. !, 1868.
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= PREVENTION EHI7E2 THAN crp2.
TI;RHIi 30 OCCASION FOR s!rI.%r,s


When you Grst feel pain then take n trasp,olr
Ct the READY Rt1I y in water; Or apply it 10 the
par where You fee! the d.cn,u:1rt
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So it appears that Echo, like all nature, is
instinct with the fact that
MannMakCr & Brown.

kbAh IihiII)
s f. corner SINH and MAHkEr STREETS.
ihIaleIfh,a. is hc Ne PITS ULTRA Clothing
House Of Philadelphia. Everything is the bet
Everything is the cheapest No one is dissatisfied
Every person returns. Even in outside country
Villages. when the subject Of clothiug is mentioned
each Individual present has some euogy upon
OAK HALL. Ipec 20
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7()()I),

HAK OR HICKORY, will be bought for
~ Cash al til" Marcy Min, by
ALEX. PRlESTLEY & co.
Mar !, 1863 TT
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Notice.
Samuel Wilson. VS.. Henrietta
wilson,

C!RCUIT Court for Cecil county, in chan
" Gerry. August 10th. 1858.
Bill for Divorce. Subpunis issued, Sum
nnurl February 10Th. 1863 lntrr,ncNtory
Decree filed February 18th. 1863 Commits
sion to Commissioners for testimony issued
and returned and filed. April 9Th, |u3. Pc
ttion Of Complainant and order thereon. re-
handing commission, May 18Th 1863. Re
nIand.d commission returned July 81, 1868
Decree passed and filed, divorcing the com
pIainamt Il rincnio mctrimoni ilOm the dctcn-
daut.
True copy of ihe Docket Entries in the
above entitled case.
W,i. Ii. RICKETTS,.
Aug. 22d, 1853 Nv. Clerk.
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CARPETS AND FLOOR MATING at REDUCED
~ prices, ut the new store in the Hollow
Aug !. WM. MCCLELLASp.
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LAND FOR SALE

fsNtlE undersigned, by virtue Of the power
4 vested in them by the last Will and
Testament of Sam'I Kerr, ESD, decd, will
offer at Public Sale, on
IHesd0y, Tie Isl d"y Of September, meet,
at the Hotel, in Kennedy willie, Kent county,
Md, al! the
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-09-08

mash q he Peacc Democracy was
uiboai organization las year and
ga nos stou b strength a ibe polls.
TIE lasts organDed opposition was
Ii 1890. ard ihs Coppsrhead vote,
last week will fali far short d the oP-
position vote q thar year The re-
isra 90 not Indicate 20 large vote
e. X former years. ard the tigurts do
aot glys the iall uoiaa Strength
90 sitering the extraordinary efforts
81 tie Peace men 10 secure every
wasering vote and bring every man
10 The polls, and toe interruptions
manner ID which they made political
capital ont d the draft, She taxes and
everything necessary 70 insurc The de-
feat a thc rebels, ard tie want q zeal
on The part Of the Uaion men inyar'-
abs attendant upon long continued
and certain victory. ihe victory was
n large a vas 10 be expected, aud
we may well be sliis6ed wish the re-
.uIt Of last weeks election.
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srr froia be tarHirs hugaas AL ! BET e.
sytsns We ess "a aisus ssry tsn 80.
al oall ssathsg. sal Teen 4 all eoms bArl
A. aa4 J-- sayel ll.sa.4elsss s. rae.
sing ines rs brash b ne riru. wltb ghs
halle,s ihg thlek arauaa them Il Has
tls Fna.l btatal ma~ssre I ever red o.
heard a Zee caauet ina ins he s,aoau, n
Suffering thas llefg Il, and slll b.. herr -
The people II Lesssswor5h sent ns f5oi ani
mr3eias. 81 which ve sesl - very ,hssk.
fal, g. we baa uenc In We siesp w.th
cur clothes On, rs.dy Co. rsn 10 ths vosis
or brush. fr vc cannot hslF bat expsc, them
again. Haw iang such things all last, he
Lord ou' knows can bear the cries and
screams an the while whcn awake. and when
Ieloss my eyes the maaslei. burning corpse'
rise up tefors me, and I li,e the borria scene
over again
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hsds urea he earnest rsgressaAtiaa Il
thsi ust ssathsfs msn. YaHan.i. shaus. tAAI
he Serth as ips f,r srvyelssieu sua ss,y
waited "a las appearance Il Sssfhsru ar
~ Il traassst is allestaBss fSem Llssals
10 Davis
TIE ABAsy A,lAs 3 Argus Is peculiarly
sensible to the ,irtasa Il vsllspa,gham Il
calls him thr "i.lsatlaus es,h +"
Lari Jahn Rgsssll i a ssry paor speaker
snl ararls pra,eaiaSy. even 90 the ns.l
exciting ,ores lsniea letter says thai
8 nsa,tef q the parliamentary errpa !. sd
10 hsss ssb, IL his resignation bcoaass be
anas !, Ia vain lo struggle Niih sn irtiss,sti.
BIC desire 10 send an ia s,ssa 81 tie hrisa
score,Ary's bead
Tbs army eous are nos Commanded a.
follows lsi. Gsa. John Nevisny q. 0sn
Winfield : Hanosek "a. Ger Daniel T.
Sickles, All. consolidated With oshsr 6th !,
Gen George sykes, 9th. Gen, toha seig
wick, 1th. consolidated vith o,her.g s,h,
Gen Febel, G sohenek 9th, 0en John O
Park 10th Gen Quincy A. Gilmos, llth.
Gen. Oliver o. Howard, l2th. Gen Henry
W. slocam, 18Th. Gen X o. G. Ord, ilih.
Gen. George II Thomas, 18th, Gen, Walter
sherman. 10Th. Gen Stephen A. Iiurl-
hut, 18th, Gen Jane. y Mepbeun, 18th +.
Gen John G Foster 18Th, Gea Nathaniel
+ Banks; 29,h. Gra. Alex Msbwell Mo-
Cook 2ls,. Gen. Tho. l.. Cruendsu, I'D .
Gen. Samacl Z. lIeiuaaluRn; 29d. Gen.
Gcorge l.. Harpua cavalry corps. Gen,
Stoucman.
An enthusiastic meeting, very uumeroas-
N attended. was hc!l At paliham. Lansa-
shire, England, on Aug, 6, When resou-
ton, "fba, this meeting Is convinced that
the Stakeholder. Rebellion was initiated TO
pcrpeiuaie the depoism Of negrol slavery,
aud aceorls It's earnest ,ympathy 20 the FRYE
States, who are fighting ior Union and Eman
eipaiiou," was passed BY an immense ma
jority IAN amendment calling for rcecgni-
ton Of the ConIederaey meeting with scar
ly any support,
Gen Grant extended Gen, Logan's far
Tough without any request on bis part, give
/ ing es his reason that be stiil considers him
"a tI,p fell A,,fn It,ty v.l,tle no a. 4 nth n
the Illinois eoppcrheads,
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Local Intelligence.

Jcsrior. o. rug PAcE Haaehss'er.-
l. sargeani. II. X, Fowler, F " Hoyt,
John c. Rolcrts. S s Hiu, " n Dean,
Ranney Howard.
Rupert Thomas s Bebce, J Parker,
Thomas L. sheldon, J Jeukins, Z p.
sheldon, Jobu farrar, a II peuio
WuaaH Francis Ridler c c. Wheel
r. TX. Cone, Joshua Barnard, ! W.
sheldon.
sua4eriaaA C. h. bacon, William
Perkins. b. + Mclaughlin, A. II King,
Eeubeu Webb
Bsaaiagton John Fay, II V. D. spei-
ne, Charles Hicks. Milo {. Hiding, 5 =.
lIarris, Thomas White, John Y. Hall. T J..
Ball, Paul NJ. Sanders, Lemuel Grover, s.
H. Brown, Geo s Bradford.
Shafis5ury.-liram Barton, G r Mont
gomery, F. 1. Chlds, D, J George, Martin
Nlattison, Alynh Amts, Samuel Ames
Dorsd.--John ". Baichelder, Austin
laid. James B. wood, William Gardner,
Joseph W. Morse, / n Sykes, r, NJ. Un-
derhin, sherman Nichols, W. !. Tyrell, II
A. Williams.
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living dsuiai q ihs ~ e iher
ulo harr Hitherto frmcl ths control
leg slssus II soaahesa so AZ
isr uhsi Nc hsFs stately sem "a Nss
oflsans we msy, vtout FresumP-
,n. ioak f9ruafl = i uHc 50, far
Distant wilson she portrait q Gen.
Grani will fllths same place ia every
house in g. Msissppi valley ihai
le picture y ~ great Napoleon
does Ia ile peasant lats u rance
uaea ihe leader q tie Army q DE-
Potomac vi O. reysrsd Is Yrga a,
-ahtn ne name 81 Gen Ben But
lef will Be received uph shogis Ia
Us ameis q GhF,ea
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The election last week passed %
wiih unusual quiet Is matter 81
course, the Union triumph was eom.
plele. The State ticket uas elected
BY "a overwhelming majority tie
Senate Is unanimously Union and
bu tvw Coppefheads sill End seats
IN the House. The Copperhead sheets
are rejoicing shout Democratic gain
over the vo'e Of last years bot no cor
rect inference a eain nE strength can
be drasD from this comg Is. mas
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"a THApE. - We direct attention tofhe Ed-
fertsemeai of Bearlsley & Co., i'd this paper.
@e have the sssurance that the advertisers are
responsible inca, and thai AL parties RENTING
money 70 asesn VIII he seali wiih hon0rably--
isaees We judge d much from The fact thai
sAeg asverase preeiae whnt they have 60 de
e Fiaia ianEasge AID plaza tegss.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-09-08

ARRESTED We earn that Frencbman
named John Rabalgu vas arrested and com
lai,ied to jil, last Saturday, BY Deputy
Sheriff Hsllister, for passing counterfeit,
money at Factory Point ami Dorset. Before
aetectod be had succeeded 10 disposing Of
quite an amount ia q l.lls.