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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-17
Commercial.
CORRECTED DAILY sr
). IL 4 NJ l l. L.,
WHOLESALE GROCER

DAl1stATs Ctrv oyy-r,
kxox-s oef. &c. 1873
PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS.
sLoUh-sspernL@ 90 81: sprins A.s, .xus |
"a Fall Wheat Extrss. 25.
CORN aEAi--sI o5 to 81 10 p 100 ~.
BRAN sSDsHoRrs-soct 10 u y IoaAs
SHIP sTuYR-soc.
C0RS-55e bush
sAsLEy-75e 10 81 95nouinai
wHysr-R.i u III 10, Spring ssa7se N |
sYR-s5c
oATs-tse.
N W PoTAroks~soa9oc; Retail IS, per peek. |
BurrEa-conmonIsc; choi.e, rs to tie; retail. |
III to zoe
EGGS-IT to lee. ,
CHICkEEs-el 40 to 81 60.
LARD-s - she.
BAcoN-ssouidsfs, tte; Hsr,s Tie: side. ste,
WHITE sfASs-conmon 10 good IS 20 u 90
Prime Navy s2asa so-NcmnaL
rALLoW-7h to s<e.
HAY-Timoshy. sia % to els %. b.led
osl7 90; Prairie % to $40 70
GP.oCzaIr
shoie. la: e.n' fair. ials; prime 49,
errshod :, Ice; New York, A, 1875;
d.psy,un eher,s Sugar House To97sc' Col
CoPREgp yc-yery scarce Sorrum 4oSose'
RICE. tosISa4e; Java 40; LAsuyrs
--SoM .4skc.
40 - t. sic.
aP-pai m ste, Family SC, German nc.
aAspLEs-staristoIe summer Pressed fssc.
TEas-yeune Hyson, ~ ioSei ~ inpsrai's
n asI 70; Biact, 75c9el 10.
ToBAcCo.-Dark Sweet, s6cso GOT; hedinm D'snu
soc 10 zoe: Gold and Natural Leaf. eoc to 95c
y.uS-R<.t ByapAs e5 IS. ratee,
y GLAss-sxio City - so, rates.
J coRDAGE-i7ie 20 lalc-
10 FRuiT-Drisd Apples Ct S7ac per y or'ed reaci
10 .. % 10 tote. RAisinss6 oo9s5 IS.
ri sALT-Lske - Is
rrsH-se Ass:re' ss,' g, 80 !, 70
q 10. / do hlfbbls $50
n Mr. ss Q. White ss Ri, 4 = Is Is
,e| sUNDRiEs.
LEATHER-Seie BOG as Harness 3SI643.
~ HIpEs-Dry fhntisc; Dry salted ~; grub
10 halfprles; zen Sc; green sheep pelts lecd
70 a5sgs.ep hos skins i5e.
lgj Enthusiastically - 50 10 IS; Flax, ~ 90.
st FEATHEKB-30D40.
av1 CHEkSE-Denmsrk - to f4c.
BKEF CATTLE-ii924e gross.
SHEEP-s2 50 to - 81 vhead.
wooL-Clean Tubw ashed 20 t. Soc. Unwashed ont
ne bird less.
r. OILS-Coai OIL SOC; retail 9oc. Linseed Oh
q h59ei 60; Lard OIL, s6c TO 90; Fish Oh ~ 40
REEswAx-35c-
~ EAT HoGs-S3 50 gross.
ho RAGs-woolen n Cotton Ale.
NEW GUNNlES--2lx 70 92i.
ST. oLDiRoN-Ie ~. Brass Ice Copp
Ice y 3.
ExcnAHeE.-On New YORK pere emit bankab
funds; Phiiadciphia, Boston and oincinnstik p
/ cent. ST. Louis and Chicago X per cent. Gold
buying.
DRV GOODS.
'ts sHEErINGs 4 sHlKTINGs--2o to Aoc.
IS DRILLS-2s to 4oc.
Nv PRINTS-I4k to 211c.
~ DELAINS-S6 to 32ic.
- 0IsGHAMS-23 70 s7kc.
CHADWICK 4 COATS SPOoL-ol 90.
sKElN THREAD-9l % to III 10.
PARMERs 4 MECH. GAssIMEHR--se to 80.
on SKIRT BRAID-Soc TO u 90.
a. CORSET JEANs .27Lc.
DENIMs-22i 70 SIZE.
TIUKtNG-R3R b eOe.
" L1NSEYS-95 70 a$e.
CANTON YL1N6n11-3oto e..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-17

nISEasES OF THE NERVOUS, Sc n
- NAL GEIsAKr Asp sEn1At Sy erKA New
and reliable t-easaseui-lp gepor. Of ,he 40 WARD
AssoCtaTIoN-s-uiin sealed tsu~- enr eopes free
ofeaarse Address, DR.. :. SIX IaL1S HOuGH TON
Hewsrt A>seetasiea, PAllsdeif LA, Pa.
aa22S-dkwala
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-17
NOTICE.

~
IA Charles n Cannon. Tsasc Hall Heavy Howell,
p lamont Barbara MtIer Isase Gitin. james
Robinson, Sr. Is $ Merriam. q III Burhridge, Geo
FREDERICK Graves, G hedges, W Turner,
s.s4gaee OF Patti X Ctatss. state "a Iowa lfor
the use OF School Funal, tiea Amasrsoa Go I:
You end each OF you. hereby notified thait there
: now on alr 10 the oaiee " the Clerk # the Dis
tric, Court Of Lee county ie~a, at Fort Ma ison;
petition % Hiram Barney Calming az you, lntfles
Il CaaBoa. The OF Five Hundred aud 90 10
Dollars with 10 cent interest per AEu1n, psyante
annually, IN oney ~ on s.oFigzge made y on
10 Charles Mason aad since Assigned ID std htfain
p,ruev dated Nay 10Th, A. y. 1888, ais1 claiming
against each II you the foreclesure OF said Mogs@e,
h. same bel upon certs lots In the CITY o. heo-
| INK descrierd In said petaioa, ~ the purchase
money 10 Lee county. Iowa, pat ofvhich hAFe zen
relies sed said sorssage As th'rein set ir"' uu
furher asking fer sale said premises ana senefa
I relief. - ..;, ,,s,;.t-r
| And unless you appear and answer sh.a petitton
- =. hsr,rs roap oi the second day OF the next
ter-4 of said District Court to eo'nmence Al ~
| N,5ison IN me arst Moud ~ OF December, A. D.,
isg7 default will be entered against YOU and iudg-
msn renaered thereon PRAYED Ter IN said petition.
| NOBLE * SrROSG
oets-d4w AiIorneSs for Plaintiff.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-17

fconMrsIcArspI
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION A CrRABLE DISEASE
A CARD
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-17
~ sHlEsaAss.I
YoYk Market

NOW OkA A01AO9s
New York, Oct. H.
vaovv-Msrket la,e active and Sc lover. Sales -
y osD6 = fox Extra Etate; e6 7S0eG6 4, q. y.
whspt- Rosslpss ioi ~ bssheis. A4rkss duli and
nee lower. Sales u 81 3o01i ~ for Chisaso
Spring: d 2s0i y for Milwaukee Climb; u 40
q p for ASHER Iosa; u ssDel > fsF winser Red
Western.
Corn-Receipts - 7co bushels. Markek 203c better.
Sales 1t sso99se afioad. g7e9el % In bto@s.
Oats--Market dali and lower. Sales d 64c.
Pork-~Qaiet- $50
rd-Stssdy. lI5<9i2c.
Whifkey-Firm. Sales Ut ksc.
Groceries-Firm, butquIet
lsy THhEasAPH.
stock Market.
New Yotr, Oct. le.
stock-Lover, more busin ess.
Sterling Exchauge-steady at n.
G. B. Q.-i3o
OoId-152i
New York Central-f33f.
u s. 6's, 81 Registered. LOT. doiCoupons, 1lSf.
IT 8. 5's'7I Coupons. ee
" 5. $40 Registered, Iosi.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-08

MEMPHIS, Aug. S.--Robinson's rebel
force having been driven from West Ten
nessee, has Joined Chalmers in Missis-
sippi Forrest, with about 500 cavalry,
was al Jackson Creek three days ago
Gen. Dodge sent force after him.
The Atlanta Memphis Appeal of the
Oath ult,, says that the Governor of
Georgia is making extensive prepara-
tions to stop the raids into that state.
1t says a large force Of raiders from
Rosecrans's army was at Whiteside. IL
also says the War department has re-
solved to stop the navigation of the
Mississippi river by a well organized
system of guerilla warfare.
The editor thinks Rosecrans is moving
on Selma. Every place Of importance
in the State of Georgia is being fortified
The mountains are full Of deserters.
Scouts report that arrangements are
being made for a dash on the Memphis
and Charleston Railroad, at or near
Grand Junction, by Chalmers, kuggies'
and Richardson.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-08
NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE SATURDAY, AUGUST 8, 1868

A Nephew OF gov. Andrew JOhn-
son Forced into the Rebel Army,
and MOrtalIy Wounded at Gettys-
burg.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-08

MEETING on THE MASTER AND SERVANT
The Cincinnati Enquirer tells the fol-
lowing "rhere is a quaint old negro 10
be seen every day in the City Building
Park, who 10 known aud called James
Morgan. lie acts 40 a sort Of Cer5erus
OF tho gates, or kind Of Major Domo Of
the grounds, sprinkling water upon the
grass when needed, and clearing away
the dirt that daily accumulates in the
paths. Well, James was originally
slave TO the father Of Morgan, the robsl
chief, but some years ago he oontriyed
10 make his escape, ano found his way
10 this city, where he has lived ever
since Hearing that his young master
the notorious Morgsn--was In the City
Prison, he made application TO the Chief
OF Police TO see him, and was admitted.
The General treated him warmly, shook
hands with him, aad congratulated him
upon having his freedom. Eyes, Massa,
John, broke Ia Jim. "you mout hab
youru, too, il you hadn't gwine Ia 70
broke up de Union butyoa 10 In a tight
place now, Missa John you IL In a light
place now m "Good bye Massa J Ohm y
and Jim swung away At his usual limP-
ing gait"
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-08

GREAT GENERALs.-The London Times,
which is always disparaging the mill
tary abilities Of the Union Generals,
says in one of its latest publications,
" General Grant has an impossible task
before him, with an advancing foe and
increasing difficulties behind him; Gen.
Banks had not even this much TO say
for himself" Grant and Banks have at
least accomplished these "imPOssibili-
ties"
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-08
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-08

a correspondent Of a Canada paper,
who lately visited VallsndighAm at Nj
agara Falls, says he found him sitting
on a sofa at the side Of some half dozen
or more Southern gentlemen"
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-08

CANNED FRUITS MACKEREI, Cove
W4sA Oysters, Lobstera, Tomato Catsup,
Pepper Sauce, Pickles. Ground Pepper, Allspice,
Mustard Sparkling Catawba, Blackberry and Ginger
Wines Cigars and Tobacco; Raisins, Prunes, Al
.nonds Candles; Fresh Butter; 800 bushels Dried
ruItsi Sugar, Coffee, Butter Crackers, Cakes, Can
dies, Starch, Soda, Baking Powders, oui,k Yeast,
hacaroni, Vermieeli, FarnA Tapiora, etc, etc al
the lowest prices. /. N. RHODES n CO.,
No. 50 Union street. Nashville, Tennessee.
iulyiT-lms
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-08
REBEL VIEWS.
Murmurs Against Jen. Davis
Administration.

The following letter was csptured du-
ring the recent cavalry expedition into
North Carolina, and is sent 90 us by a
Union officer into whose hands IL fell.
II is evidently the production of person
Of much intelligence, and probably Of
high social position in the Rebel Com
federacy. The views q gives Of Tho pre-.
vailing feeling at Richmond are deeply
interesting:
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-10-13

trra attempted nossanes in
tbai direction bai were met hy Stew
ads cavalry ash driven hack ltvas
n ans believed tbai Al T. NHs
aras wa. mavHs 81 u1r sank ioatake
4 d nasarauan % cur rear ior ,he
purpose 81 cutting q COR communion
lions.
- Louis. 0d 10.
Tie rebel. arc active 10 Kansas,
Ger. Blaut IA Us escort were re-
en.ly attacked. f oatof 100 we're
Killed e,idemly murdered after cap
tnre3 Oaanifclls force came from
Cowskln Prairie. Mcdonald county,
Missouri. Aleiter from For, Scott
ol ,be sih. says rebel force burled
Carthage. Missouri, ihat morning
Cen Sehoa n ielegaphed Is Leayen-
worth that from 900 % 1900 reb-
els under Quanirell, Coffee Gordan
and Hunter. were marching ia Fort
scott. ana Tia. he lad ordered Col.
Wier 10 move an the force lie could
raise to lit. Scott.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-10-13
News Items.


Emancipation movements are golng 81
rather lively in Missouri Slaves cross the
iine Into Kansas a, the rate q che hundred
and ahy day.
Al estimate Il the number Of colorel sea-
men IN tie navy shows ihst there arc about
$1,000 ihat branch THE service.
Students arc prossrtially palrt tic The
Maine Heslsyan Seminary has sent 400 q
is students 10 the war--li5 q whom went
daring oae term,
Ii i nn3ueosi ina, Efforts are about Is
u made 70 raise ihs guaboai Kcokak. which
~as suak Al Charleston during Da Pons 5
attack
Gsa. Robert Andersoa informs The War
Department thar BE has SIN ID BIS posssss.on
the asg he hauled deWa on Fort Sumter ~
iwill probably &c cent 20 Gen. Gilnore 'e
L. fang &c he treew oser Chatiesion vhen
shas city : esp'srcd
ys,laal ghapa, ID a recent letter. saaoris
81. frleeds 81, 20 ailos she soldiers % come
tear ihs pals ystandiel,am considers tbs
fes q the rvbtis his opn eueuies. audfears
soldier x.tA hallA - mach a. Davis DOES
lie sane soldier with musktt.
Tie nsw army register saaHs ,hai Ia Apul
Ut. 1868. tbs eEalaF army consisted q
2.szs osun 5ss8ane4 oslsers. and ~. s99 en-
lated nsr Haliar ,osal = SO
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-10-13
WILLIAM BEDEt'S ESTATE.

& ATE OF VERM Mt,
- Naaeheacr Distrtd 81.
At a Probate Court holden ~ Manchester, d.
aud lot said District, on the 2isi day 81 sept.
A. D.. 1853.
Present, Hon. L. S. Kent, Judge.
Al instrument in writing purpariB. % We
tic hast VIII Of WILLIAM BEBl +, lite ..
Dorset, IN said District, deceased, was lre
scented for Probate.
Whcreup3n II vas ordered that ead ilssirn
mcnt be proven 81 a Probate Court o. BE held
1T tc Probate Office IN Manchester. FL Hgd iOr
said District, on the last Wednesday oi 0c'o-
Der, 1868, and that notice thereof be given
by publishing tbs order three weeks suecese.
ilely Il the NiHchesttr JgpRH printed ia -aia
Manchester, previous to said time Of heaEng
- II. x. FOWLER, EgHe
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-10-13
Legal notice.
Ia rhantffr

d
WEST ntFEB BANK bt>'fser
uNCotN RAYMOND. rsa cagt
re psi8oae. ihs West Riser Hsra FE
M n FstdFn % SAID Coast setting fH
fat iuasla RAYMOND q Aesisaa, .a tsLa
losHft 3alf eKecatci 81 ne l1f5 ay ~
Ara 1854 g. enc imnes >mHe saIt kea l.-
tdr1 u17'esea t.cd ofcrtsa aat staa
Ea1.tou a'azesa SUD e a
I.es 90 Is IS. Ar IS Ees4,a
30 Bfea tree standing noag L.ela pas e
81 thf bank 81 a stream. thence So ss ttIr1ul
81 Stamford lne Ehcnce south aH sa.l slafnfsrs
liaH G. stake an stoga. theHce eastward
s8ujh rs auds &C fhiuass ba'ties ta stnkV
and tiaHcs, thcgru ndgGcgv Ga aUi 81 NAH u
IS Hsl8igy 70 the plae 81 Beginning pcs
ga & coat4iu ane hualfs acres, aHt be.Hs DE-
farm tie sH3 ltnc0lB Bow yes nPsp
duoncd iar The pavWrntof Eve certain prom
rs Dafes, bearing date 0ct. 2. 1s4s l one
hbaJrc8 doIlar, each. pltb miefes, annually,
30 br pai1 yearly bv the arst DIV 81 ApUl ueAt
ani oue q eiWcty aolhr, bearing dale oe'
is4s, aud PAYABLE pine years fiptn the firsf g 8y
81 Apui next, with after . annually altcr Vie
Gr.g day 81 April next which Hfg now iu>iit
due and owing and have NOT been ra.a ee1a4s
Ing 10 tie effect % the same.
And lggthcf stating taai the saii Raymond,
Oh iic 18Th day oi january, 1855, uortF geo g
a8e ilcay 6ooauow, 81 Nottingham b the
C5uu,yol Wmdham. the shove described prem
ics also, that tie said Raymond. on tie s,h
day % december, A d. 1857 mortgagcj sil
premise, % A. B. Gardner, 81 Bennington, -
sald County Of Bennington and that on the 23l
dav Of June, a. y. 1855, said RAYMOND al.o
morigasei said premises 20 one Bennett Jer-
rolds, st the State OF Connecticut. and that tie
said James Stove. on tie 2oth day Of May, a.
+ D. 1869, for a valuable consideration sold and
conveyed said notes aud mortgage 10 tho peti-
toner.
I Aud PRAYING TINT The equity Of redemption
Of The said Lincoln Raymond Henry Goodnow
/ a. b Gardner Bennett Jcrrods, N the prem
! ses be forcc'0scd HgrecAbly 70 the act 20 ID
minish the expenses Of foreclosng mortgages
t in equity.
/ Aud L being made to appear that the said
/ Bennett Jerrods resides without this state y
4 that personal service Of a subpoena cannot 81
I made upon lim, therefore
] In Is ORDERED that The substance " sDid Re
+ titou, together with this order, be puh.i,he,
+ three weeks successfully Ia The MANCIiEsTEf
i JOURNAL, a paper published at Manchester, 10
+ said County OF Bennington, the last Of which
+ publication shall be az least twenty DAYS pre-
yi0us to the session Of said Court 10 be holden
1t bennington, on the first llesday in Decem
/ Der, a. d. lsG3 which shall be deemed sun.
f cent notice to the said Bennett leuolds 60 ap
/ pear and answer TO said petition,
F Dat d At Bennington, IN said County Of Ben
/ nngton, this 9th day OF October, \. D
1868
JOHN v HALL. Clerk.
Wu II FoftFrr Sole nor far PetitiGnp
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-10-13
SPECIAL NOTICES
icoNMuSICArn,
f-.a,T c.alasa ! ol-s1. lia !
/ CARD.
TO CoNsUMPTIyEs.

De undersigned having been restored 70
health ig lew weeks, by a very simple RENE
d., after having suffered several years with a
severe iuUg affection, aud idat dread disease,
Consumption anxious y make known %
Sis itiluu-s uficfers the mean. 81 cure.
I5Hii Who desire ID. he Nill send a copy 81
lhc prescription used free 81 chorgel with tie
lireetio4s Tor preparing aud using the same,
which they viii dnl q s4re cure fer CeNsuMr-
r0N, AstuMA, EEuNCurs, COuaHs, .CoLps,
&C. The oaly object sc tie alveriiscrin scnd-
ling tie Prescription Is 70 benefit the afflicted
and spread Information which he coneeives 10
bc jnyilulblt; aIl lie hope, every sufferer viii
try bis remedy, a, L wifi cost them nothing,
ana may prove i blessing
Parties wishing he prescription will please
address l,Ev. EDWARD 4. WILSON,
William dufgl, King, County.
iml8 New York.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-10-13
MICHAEL sANDFoRDl BrssNoToN
VS..
ROBERT &. PIKE. CouNrY CovEr,


VS..
ROBERT G. PIKE. CouNrY Covur
The petitioner Michael Sandl0rd. having
flcd his petition ia said Court setting forth
lmat Robert &. Pike, Of Readsboro, ia smd
County, duiy executed on the 9th day OF Apii,
1850, 10 Michael Sandford, OF R"adsboro, in
said County, mortgage deed Of cer,ain land
situated III lieadsboro. and described as flllOw.:
Il being the north west quarter Of Right No II,
supposed to contain Que hundred acres, il be
ing The same land that the said Pike then held
by deed from 5. H. Read and $ r. Drury, da"-
ed Cct. e, ls45, aud duly recorded in the land
records Of said ReadsDoro, Vol. 9, Page 42b--
conditioned for the payment OF 22l dol,ars aHd
40 cents specified III Il note Of even date With
said mortgage and payable to said Sandiord Of
bearer IN ono year from date with interest.
And further stating that the petitioner brought
his suit at law against said 2 Ike and one Lsu S
bishop, trustee Of said Pike, retunabc az The
June Tenn, 1861, OF bennington County Court,
and that judgement wss rendered IN favor 81
said petitioner against said Pike for 243 do.lais
and ~ cents damages, and 20 dollars aud IA
cents costs Of suit. which is now justly due and
owing, aud have not been paid, according %
the effect of the Law, except the 81 o. 81 dol
lars and 81 cents, the amount Of petit oaer S
judgment against said Lois Bishop, O. trustee
Of said Pike
Aud PRAYING that the equity Of redemption
OF the said Robert 9. Pike in the premises Re
f1rcclused, ngreeably 70 TIC net 70 diminish tEe
expenses Of loreclosiug mortgages IN equity
And subpoena having been issued BIZ tbs
Clerk Of said Court. directed to said Robert G.
Pike, commanding him to appear before sad
Court at Manchester, on the first Tuesday Of
Jane, a. b. 1862, to answer thereto.
And il being made TO appear that said Robert
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-10-13

Tvoafg .fsar yauHs soldiers frm - aflay
bsts psn sFfea isI e ~ es3sss e
Ne.i raat
Tee Npu Yaa Hma Alfu AHraaan
laasi q has s.ns sa,ear hoaufy e 81
p,ataa So Try Tuu tlihts thr
w,Fls rsrafl. b5uvty S algar and there
fft suare
EehtF tsa iaau, II the Nev Orleans
Ira as sasd vh a,ernsa cuts q DE-
sals,f nasaatsd property Gee ia farl
bslfrar eGee g 2 Beaar gard e aa'ene
go alrc1sel property Rste.iIaa I e
se
Bsuvru las ai,b e Ap1 asa tas 2lsi q
AaE : lstt. tas sssbasi ue $50 etFar1
Gts steamers a8l taht .eospers tsani q
ana iu6m NAHr. having g board ne4f 3
8 .e91 hales e -s'toa
4 c6atsrerary tkHts iu .cv q as
alarming increase q roib srtes % hschneui,
fhst ibe gbdsi e ay3 a'oat
ose y nc arms eorrs Subscribed 49,.
90 fr the testimonial q Gen Meele.lan
oar sympathy With Rassa is evident
fraal SO fei ih4' .nu1 Nes Workers 'isiiod
tie Rassian frigucs ooel4y llst week, nhils
the frtuch af1 pFussau ncn-oi-uar were
unuoiicej.
Il has never Sc, been denied that whca
Gos Seymour requested Gen Mcclellan e
taks command q The trops Ia the city ia
rimg the riots. thc General replied tina, i lig
dia hi, drs business would Be % shoot down
the rioters whereupon. Gov Seymour
felrfal CT lee safety d his friends, cE-
eusel hin from further services Auoihei
proof that thl Coppciheads have mistaken
their man. may Re found IN the fact the Gen.
tral recently expressed himself ia favor o
tbe election q Gov Curtin and declare
thar T Sc vas q citizen u tia, State he wout
ole o. lnm
Gen Grant has sued an order making
Memphis ana Sew Orleans markets Cor III
sale ofcoilon ty loyal owners, and Danish
ing all cotton spectators south Of Helenl
from the Mississippi Valley
II Il stated tha, an additional a1ct % =
Enssian vessels Of war will winter on Gu
coast They do not intend to get frozen il
,ha coming winter
4 movement Il On foot 10 Massacliusett
to procure an elegant sword for presentation
"a Gen Banks 10 special recognition q vi
services Al Port Hudson. lie deserves iha
und more too.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-10-13

Buv,NL SrnArroS & foLsoMs CoiLEGr.
-lhls Institution : growing rapidly in public
favor i 81. been reen;ly greatly cnlaged,
% account otipcrcasiug patronage until iinow
occuPIs. i've stories u Kids iron Cont buii5-
ing. The upper Is devoted 10 ne Business he.
parimeai, shesu Banks aud other offices arc
conducted by the students in the most sysie-
matte and busiacs,-Iike manucr Actual mon
c,, notes, drafts checks aud an forms Of books
sre brought into actual 2lsv.
II the nezl story below viii be found the
Theoretical Department In this the priuci-
pies and philosophy Of book keeping are tho
roughly taught.
The same business houses are carried on At
Troy. thus a6orling tho does, opportunity for
.lsins busiaess between schools. ltshoul %,
lie overlooked ihai a scholarship Ia these Col
leees makes tie holder an honorary member o.
Gficea hrs,-cia.s College, extending all ose,
the Northern States.
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commissioners. Notsee.

WE. the subscriber, being appointed rs
Nv the Hon. the Probate Court for he uis-
,rict 0i Manchester, Commissioners q receive,
examine and adiust the claims end demands
Of 80 persons against the Estate 81
JASON y. BCRT0N,
late n Manchester ID said District. deceased.
ard also an claims AID demands exhibited ID
Offset thereto; and six months fngn ihs ith day
Of October, 1895, being allowed o. saia CrHu
or that purpose, we DO, Therefore, hereby give
notice that we viii attend 10 tho hu.ife- %
our appointment at the late Gwe lsHg 1t -aii
deceased, ia Manchester. 90 the lts. tuesdays
~ January and April next, from ore unHi ioGr
O'Clock. T.. ~. On each Of said days.
Dated At Manchester, obs 5ta day Say e De
i98er, 4. D., 1853.
T. sARGEANT.
20 PETER DUDLEY ! ~"
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ALLoTrEp ray.

Assignees and Others holding orders f1r AZ
la,,ed pav II the Tenth Regiment ore Botdsl
that returns have been received fof the months
SC July aad August, sud thai this 9tHee !. pre-
aarod n PISS tho suaas received ia the usual
say. Tie clothing account q tae regiment
was settled At ihe payment, aEa iH some in-
stances the fncl have oyenlmwn thcir allow
ance. ana such orerdraifs aft deducted from
establishments
JB.PAGE. State Treasurer.
Rutland. Sept. -, 1855.
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GEORGE Il. MORSE, Minor.

{, TATE OF VERai OK #,
- Manchester District. IS.
At Probate Court holden at Manchester in
and for said District, on tic 9th day Of OTTO
Der. A. y. 1853
Present Hon. L. s. kent, Judge.
Tie guardian of George II Morse, minor
heir II Heman Morse. bate Of Dorset, deceased,
applied in writing Cor license % sell all i. -aid
wards real estate IN Dorset aud Manchester,
including The revision Of the widow dover
thereon, representing that il will be conducive
TO the best interest Of his said ward 70 sell this
real etate and put the avails thereof at Interest,
OF invest the same IN s,ccks.
Whereu2on il was ordered that said appli
cation be heard ut a Probate Court 70 be hold
en- at the Probate Office, in Manchester, IN and
Cor said district, on the last Wednesday, 81 DC
tobcr 1868, and that notice thereof be gye by
publishing this order three weeks successfully
IN the ion hester JotWsal printed y Manel.cs
ter previous 10 said time ol bearing.
20 II. X. FOWLER, Register.