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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-02-17
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III Y POP OS-PHITE

(Dr. Churchilrs Specific Remedy
80 " .asoid R0R' CONS JMPTIoN, ~ te.0E
Nervous Debility, Serq,aid, Dyspepsia, Bronchitis
This is tho most wonderful curative agent Known
10 meJica scionees 1t hqsj efTcS1p cures l,y steiy
stage Of Consumption "UNPARALLELED IN
THEANNALSs or MEDICINE" iii Ner-
rous Isbdity aud dyspepsia tlle .Hypbpiosphtcs
may be regarded as AN almost sovereign remedy.
TIE lIYpoPH0SPHI1E
Have q two-fod and specific ac tiun---on the one
hand, Increasing the principle ieltieh Conststatoa
nervous energyg and, ON the other being he inosl
powerful blood generating Ggents kaonn. They
aetwith pronptness and &c rtaiatysiin oH general
morbid conditions, such as Chronic bronchitis,
Asthma, Scrofuia, Marasmus, yAucnin. Female
complaints, nc, and in all disorders of the Nervous
or Blood Systems. Their effect nponthe tubcrculnr
condition is I,fMEDiATn--dH The Peguifai SYMPTOMS
disappear iriih rdpidityj Whch IS rseEy Dlarrei-
Gus. They increase tho nervous or vital cnorgy,
relieve Cough, cheek night swcats diminish Expec.
toration improve the Appetite arrest Diarroea and
ProInotd refreshing Sheep. "A TUIR TEAL Is
CHRTdINrCGRE. r. 1t n.,ra -- TIu4G1
. ,Winchcster's Genuine prenaration
OF THE HYPOPHOSPifITES is the only
reliable form OF Dry Churhifs' Remedy and Is az.
proved blythe Medical profession generally Use
NO oTFER, OR ANY REVBD CONTAIN,
ING IRON .IsTa i.sr-g Of I'd =.
Egg Priecs;--.In To- bottles slA6 Bottles for
So In 10 oz. bottles, S2--three for IS. Circulars
gratis Sold by al respeetoblc Druggists, and at
the sole General Depot In the tnited States, by
,Ai-i'rsJi WTNCHESTBR, 80 Joln street, NJ 4
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-02-17
% THE,sPBCIFTO REMEDY.

Specific Remedy for sliermatorfhea, or Seminal
qp.rr. 81 =. Weakness. r-
This is the only Temedy for Sexual Debility, Inn
potency, SteTility &e,l which has tho approval of
the MEDICAL profession lie success has been most
extraordinary 7eiIeetink cures where all other
methods of treatment had .iailcd One 10 six bot
ties cftbe sPECIRIG'PILL viii permanently cure
any case of Seminal Weakness, or It's resulting inn
potency however aggravated, whether constitutiol-
a. or arisrg from abuses excess q s.I .U y
IMPORTANT MEDICAE TESTIMONY.
II have used your Specific Pin in many eases oil
Spcunatofrhea, and With the most perfect success.
j. MrfToN SANDERS, NJ D., III. Do
ave believe tito he ms near specific as any
medicine can be- We have cured many Serer cases
Nth from sir TO ten doses DIR b. KrIIH; Aner-
lean Jour of.lfed. .Scfs1ics.- Z II N w
EeI- This is not a Homeopathic Remedy, nor is
thsss Gag -esrcgry eetler dslsser.eps efieYts
Price.--Sl per. box; six, be4es for. IS, by mail
prepaid FoS sde al thcsoIel sucr'l Dereth THO
j. WINCHESTER so'John street. n. Y.
" ECsr - ~, iergoofE
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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-02-17
70 the Afflicted
OF. SAGINAW VALLEY.


DR. CUNNINGHAM, "a regular Eclect Q
- physfciun, has chosen your fourishing Valley
for he future home. Having had ten years expe-
rienee in the practice of medicine he Is prepared to
treat all Chronic Diseases, such Scroula, Can
her- EfyeipsIay, Fevsf sorcs pAsey, Rhsummatisiu,
Neuralgia sick or NERVOUS Headache, sore or in
famed Eyes Ear Diseases, bronchitis, Lung, Liver
and Kidney complaints, Catarrh, and all private
Diseases on tho most scientific principles known TO
the present age Of the world Office in Crouse Block
"a story opposite Post Office East Saginaw, Mich
nSr Particular attention given 70 private corn
plants. All letters and communications strictly
confidential a.. J. N. CUNNINGH HAN, NJ D..
- cry of Grand eRsptds Proor
we, INC undersigned -citizcns az tsfrnd Rspids,
do hereby certify, that DR.. J CUNNINGHAM, is
one of the, most skifpl practitioners With whch, we
are acquainted, having within tho last fur years
performed cures Of Chronic Conplsints, many Of
which have heretofore been considered incursble,
especially Female Weaknca' he Is a professional
gentleman Of good character bundoubtsd veracty.
We therefore recommend him 10 the afflicted
A. Garloek, NJ ID, p u. Perrcc, Clerk Kent
Co, Mich james Gallup, Druggist u. q. ID. hold
en-, Attorney, &c, James h wilssn, Bsq, T. g. crps-
W, Notary, b. A. Harlan, Esq ~ u. Baitsr Netssy
Peter o. Koch Eeg,pg s. T. Carpenter. 49,
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-02-17
CAN BE FOUND
A1arge Assortment

IRON, STEEL, NAILS, GLASS;
AXES, CUTLERY, CABLE CHAINs,
ROPE, FILES, CROss.CUT, CIR
CULAR and MILL SAWS,
CARPENTERS TOOLS, Cosrsssl -.
HEMP g. RUBBER PACKING, E. so'''
LEATHER BETTING,
STOVES, Tx X SHEKr-IRos Wars.
.sir.s %. -sag.IL .a. -G El1 ie hgnlE.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-02-17
READY FOR FITTINGSUP AT ONCE
'eaH rH -isf1 stiu G---A-2 ls,f 30 10 er1itrss
t" A'7coMPLETE AssoRrMENT

OF everything usually 10 be found in any Hardware
Establishment East or West, with tho edition Of
articles incident 10 the business of Salt
Boring and Msnufarture, lishin ~ n upfirs' And
Tripping, will rlwassis fsundDnt any <tsfc. who're
piat - 0ia eu,tpts'
.YdF0h 4 y. u BipRUnpf
Ear Saginaw, ynsri ltssTi A.sP
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-18
ATTENTION, SOLDIERS (!


w. cal the attention of all having relations or
fren ds in the army to the fact that ''HooFLANDs
German Buffers will cure Aine-t.uths Of Ne Diseases
Induced by exposures ard pvstions incident 10 camp
lifs In Lists, published almost daily iu the news
papers, the arrival Of tbs slek ~ill be noticed
that avery iare proportion su6eri0g from dsbiIi
~ Evers case Of that Lind can be readily cured BY
Hoonand's German Bitters n-eases resulting from
disorders Of the digestive orssns are speedily removed
We have hesitation in stating tb1t, Biltsra
ere freely among soicIess, Of lives
might be saved that othsrsise will BE- losI-
We call particular attention the following remark
able and we'll authenticated cure OF Of the nation
heroes, whose life 70 ss his osn Language, hss bssn
pnlladeiphia, Aueus. gard, Isss.
Msssrs Jssss Ecass-weii. gentlemen, your dooi.
land's Germaa Bi,ters has saved my lie. There Il
no mistske IN this y y voncned for my nun6ep u
M camrndes, some OF Whose namss appended. aud
Who we're fully coxnizabt Of all the ny
case. and have been for TIE last four year.,
member OF SheImA ne celebrated battery, and under
the i'm ed.se commaBd Of Capt. n. b, Ayres. Thto'
the exposure upon my artnous daties, vas
attacked In November last with Inflammation Of the
THIS vs. fon6wed b. great debility heishssaSd 81 ID
White House sad sent to mis- city ON bosvG tbs stsan
er .ysSae OF Maine /" from which landed On ~ s0lh
any orc could DO aud se rssain spark Of vitality.
For . week OF more was scarcely able - sWAlio0
anything. and i'll ~ force n,crse dova, & wss m
sch Lass cssls mos lssa asdsr these elsssusaasss;
famhfuy, tSosss unnecessarily. . rsssss ns irs1
.Sn dp..d rk~re sa.s L. N,i-s shn6
.nc - ~ 80. ~ ne 49, "A vs-rd - - -.
ana - MAKE such dlspositioo 81 70 iimised
mud ss.sd e. e 80 !,
- :. .::s; .::::
ss sss ssy , Sst ss g. y
have q rs,oiS ~ Vic ssd dssshsr os Who's
nssf s@ io,si srsiniss don the ss:a Il ffsss
ny. g ~ s.sfs q e: - sss.ls
yoor S,s,. vii az ~ lions criss II seais
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-18
~ Baggage Checked Through. -
Aud Transferred Prss.
FIR EIGHTS.

f r E q III rs.
By this route, Prsights Of all description can b.
forwarded 10 and from Philadoiphia, new York,
30 so or Baltimore, to and from any point on the
Railroads OF Ohio, Kentucky. Indiana. Illinois.
wisce6stn, iowa or Missourf, BY RAILROAD d.
Acct.
The Pennsylvania Railroad also eon sets ut Pifts-
burg With Stean srs, by which Goodsca be
I'd 70 any pcint On the Ohm. MuskirS gum Ksntucky
oonsin, Missouri. Kansas- Ark ansas, and Red Xiv
eys; and ~ Cleveland, g andusky aud Chicago With
stssmevs TO all ports the North w estern Lake..
Merchants and Shtppeseensvsssf the trans porta-
tton Of their Pretghtto this Company rely with
confidence onits speedyiransit. fs-..s... S
The 1ates OF Freight
70 andfYon any pe,aiistAs wsst ~ the Ps,asy'.
vasia Central Railroad, are 1t all times AS Pa
yyoos kAESEs "a 4fs CHARGED ~ oEHkRRAIl
TT Bepartieularto narkpaekagss, ssviAPsns
CRHrnAL K. R."lnf & sTsEsa ykzs9x.
For Freight Co SiTsets or Shipping Directions, ap
ply to or sddress either Of the following Agents o
B. A.sTEwARr. Freight Agent, Pit,sbursA
G.A A. kke1 ee{ S. e,n. aissssss
&c. NKLDRUM CO., Nadison, Ind.
J. =. MOORD. Louisville, Ky.
". N. AlkMAN 4 CO., Evansvflls, fnA. II
R.R.SASE, 81. Louis Missouri.
CLAIRE 4 90, CAAsaso.M.
I KNNEBLY, 4 MONTGOMERY. Maysvills
+ w.H.AE. L. LANeLHY ,Gsllipolis, o.
II 0.PIBRCB = CO., zanesvilfe o.
81 Is. f nS1s&h; Ss.s1si rn,sx.s Az.
| ess ~ south ssd west.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-18
LIVE STOCK.

Drovsreand Rarmerawill1ndt this the nos tadvan.
taeoou toasA fSf Five Stock. Capneicps yapds, veil
vee6rs4and sapPlied With, ese1y seDvsneaee .Aavs
Sseospmel oaAhialin eand teoenneetlcns anAsyeE1
skteption II paid totheiT wants. RDQ An8f1aboHSb,
where will befound every convenience for fsedina
and resting ssRlss y 9fsTsf q sss fG1tApsl
ri: Etiiiisc 5sfsuHd ne skofssst. QUO md
snost diYeetroutefor Ssoek Q New verk-tvia Allies
to1n1 -and W.T. eAaneU0A an Any ether. n 81
kNOCH LEWIS Geneva l0upt., Alsoaua, Ra
LII. HOUPT, Con Ticket A 81. Philadelphia
H. H. HOUSTON, Gensral REeisht Asea
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-18

They WILL cuR. the above diseasee n nlnty mine
.sse asys sutof hasdrs& axk ~
Induced ~ ne sssA6Sass ole Aadr ubisxsal pps-
larity Of Hoodsni Gevnas Biters tpurely gstable)
hosts Of end nr sess
have opened upon suffering humanity the Hood gstes Of
pessssa - sssss a. e. 9.
beware Of The NM snesssas srrsy Of Aissho,ss ~
parattons in plethoric bcsIed snd bis bsstied k"ss
eedsr the modest appsllation q sitie xhlch nassd
q curing ony egrasxee disease, md leave the 1Ape
pointed suGessr IN despair.
aooFlAJgD'8 01R1GAM 1aTFn1lDi
Are not new saA sptsiea article, but have stood
and sheirt s61AiSu aka ssas re sss rivsllsl Hyv
similar preparsuo The propretors have thousands
Of Letters from the mort eminrnt
clsrsymea, Layer, PhysieianA and
Citixsns,
rssIfyins Of their own personsi ksovlsdee, to the
beneficial eGects and medical virtues OF thsss Bitte.
Do you want something to strengthen you
Do you want good Appetite
Do you want 70 buildup your Constitution
Do you want TO feel well
Do you want to get rid Of Nervousness (
Do you want Energy r 800 ~
Do you want to sleep veil
Do you want brisk and vigorous feeling I
~ tsfE Ffys
you 40, use H0OPL AND-S GERAAN B1rTRRs.
From Rev J. ksstss Brsxs, D. D., Elitsr effAs Easy-
stspsdis 6 RshSssss Kasrie<Ss.
Although net disposed 70 fhvos recommend Patent
Medicines 10 esaefa through distrust Of their iagre
.ua TO 3 % e.
himself hare received from any simple preparation
In the hope that may thus conSibu to Tho benefit
Of othere. a. ~ rft
do ths tAe more readily in regard 70 Hollands
German Bittsre prepared BY Dr.. G. u. Jackson, Of
this city, be6sms vas prejudced against thsn aos
ly A,edoshe mixture. I An tndsbted 70 ny friend
Robert Shoemaker, Ksq for the reno sai or this pre-
judce By proper tests ana Dor fragment try
them, when sueerne from eseat and long continued de-
by The three bottles OF tAsse bitters, 1t the
beginUne NJ pressss PEAR, vss followed - evident
relief and seion degree Of bodily and mental
vigor which haA felt for nenths before, and
had almost despaired " resafnfng. therefore thanh
God and my friend for directing use ofsheu.
J.NEWrOE BROWN.
Philadelrhia, June p, 1851. E
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-18
Philadelrhia, June p, 1851.
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There preparations sold under The nasno Of
Bitters. put Mp in quart bottiss conpcunesd 4 NE
cheapest wbikey coumen ruEn, costing from - 10
20 cents ~ Rtion, NE tsts dasgaissd q AAlss o.
Cora ndeg 49,.
cause a. long hey be sod hundredsto die the
death of IL dsun tard BY heir his system kfpt
una az the nA usnes 81 Alcoholic stmnahts
OF the worst kind the ceslfe for Liquor created and
kept up AID She rrsut k Ill che horfofs alton uaut Up
on q dru skArd's life and death.
For those who desire and VIII have Liquor Bhters
We publish the following recaip, tiet 0ae 1oetle u
HooAAuds German Bltters and mix with three Qaarss
or geoa 1PsRay sr Mtlgkcy. aud No sssuis NH b
prearation bat will far excel medicin VIZ ues
and elenee any oftno sanrrous LiQusf Dttera
in ho Barkrt, aud III eau much ieos. Tou viii hsvs
all the virue II HOO0Andk ktteRs ecesoA VIII
. COED aruele Liquss, n much less price thsz
these inferior preparations Whl cost you.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-09-22


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@ 6r sAe
@ @ u
Is
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ate .ea
ta @ H shaall
i i.na sbai
aa haf
ka.
t-e tI .oa .n California. and
aoW iae ca ia Maine, Ni,h ga
.aeg q e atae Union vote
over ilal :. la ycar certainly ought
y BE- ut3c.eHl lo ogen lhe eyes Of
those politicians Il, after - many
warnings they fil 10 change their
coar ia.r conduct cannot be ac-
eouale3 fa Ell the aMosilion q a
mistaken jaaameat and q political
bluader bul must 81 placed 81 ihe
ground thaf love for Slavery and The
South las become passion with them
g irresistible iaa' itoverride a'l rea-
son and docs away 9i'A gu Judgment
y q certainly tme that ihai portion
Of tte Old Democracy Which has placed
i'stit under the guidance 81 Ihe leace
mea' oagh e look ont ior ihe saliva
i.op q ihcr party lhe only WY
hey can save afcstise otit IS iosiand
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-09-22


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hn I
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Esu de,
at Gescu3 of aaliual
aaell ai,h lhe
afUe UHi5Hr eLca hc
received uHh lhe aarae 81 aas
aa8 hearty reefs 81 u.e ar and
brave. @ te mountain 81 East
Tcaae
Ieraa Tennessee sin be
sbe hrora 4al s. romance ana Of
poetry mountain and Hcr san
Jews wiil egstL lated with dan.
aers manlullv ated mi troubles
unshunkHz.Y Net Wale Ter ex-
iled sou fought IS distant attl fields.
hcr daughters aHra4an5 endured m
home. They kept ,bar hope olive
.Ihrss bile tday ana ,lsa bfisAt
lay ha come last Neither lhc
grave nee ST history uoI lLe Lighter
word 81 story 81 9ul-slirrIng song
NiIl forget tiicm The devotion the
endurance ue Drawer. AND Gle
queacAl patriotism q tie people
Uf Fl Tennessee, have furnished
material f9r national songs tAat SILL
sir thc heart Of the people loF ceniu-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-09-22

a London correspondent Of tho
Philadelphia Inquirer, in abiding to
the fact that Mr.. Adams, American
Minister 10 England, had led London
on brief holiday visit 10 Scotland
says
Ii is tie first time that he ha.
been absent, for more than day on
two, since lie FIRST entered upon bia
ambasadorial duties, and no man has
ever better earned little recreation
ihan he has. An ihal Mr, Adams has
done since he has been our represen-
taIiye at this Court may never be
known, for there viii be those who
viii imagine il to be their interest ia
conceal, or disparage, as much as pos
sible, the extent aud character Of his
hbors, but their influence viii be felt
upon tie country itself, and be will
al last, enjoy the proud satisfaction o
knowing that he has worihily MAIN
tanned the high reputation Of his dis
iinguishcd ancestors Ills absence, |
understand. viii not be Of long dura-
ton, but bio very absence is express
siye.'
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-09-22
State Intelligence.

The Deputy Sheriff IF LamoilIc County
has, aiser much trouble, succeeded in cap
turing q thief named Brown, who has 81
the hat lew months been doing an extensive
business. He made pa cxpidiiion from
BarIeton, Canada, through teo or three Of
Tie northern counties Of this State, iu'o E.
sex county. 3. Y. During lis travels since
,he lst Of JAY be Las stolen four horses, che
saigon, twe COWS. tso bare ses, thirty pairs
q shoes, ad tao pairs n boots. besides
breaking .ato store an&a watch masters
shop. lis irismphaut journey has res
cgme "a end ID sbegtgogk jail, Canada.
oa Wclseslay nigh, of last week. TVS
dwslg houses and barn we're destroyed
s. Gst "a ne village of Casfiet9a. IAey
we're the properly Of Mr George Esee, eht
Loses soae Ten o. twelve huadFei d0llsrs
The taillass beag iasi pat % ana net in.
sarel
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-09-22

IaCaaoaa ftlf Bafse
tbrr years as asleep s. Is rs.'gaa4
rk reaf rs hAms haas Ths sts.a
5sae slsas sh.fs - tsl sas uE lat
caFci waaa lras sa5 q
+ great ZEE, smashed u fbs uAsf
M FL asb5. alas t Pay
Noai b. 4ie. ha tca
r4srel 5 ret s. la,y ), a.issa Hesi.
Nr Anlrtg MaFecegf, 8 sas.5as, ui,h
a yasar Dr. re.sg4ge ana sa x BIC lsaes
MeFoaus, vi lutms ta ssp acstus
yhsa, Sc Jesse l.asah.ll. ds hal1.ak
aaas letting Us A# anP lae
shre pec iarBa IS, ib great ,.slncs.
and ail iaJare4 lbe eans man lsl h.
ARA AMI collar bone bFosea. Sis Nofe5 &
va nu-a iayarcl aua az youns laly vas
ro, expected t3 a,e AFeag.emaa and la.J
driving jus, Is tea, sere also caPsiel,
breaking tho wagon, bai ESCAPED pitl'aat ia.
iay
Lieut. Gov Dillingham; recently address
81 iho stlaas y Montpelier
The residence s l5rae, Rsel N nurIng.
ioa. was r,,suiIy o5us amgi - fire. Loss
about 500 Insured u the Farmer Mu-
,uai fsr $500
Gen J W Phelps bas zen admitted to
lhe bar q Wlndham County. as a counsellor
a, law
The ceremonies 81 laying the corner stone
q the new Catholic Cathedral in Burlington,
took place On The 18th inst Many of the
Catholic clergy were present not only nom
this State but from New York aud Canada
The walls az the building are already con-
siierabiy advanced, bui I've q three more
years VIII be required to complete f.
young man III Irasburg named Fisher,
attempted to commit suicide reacntly, BY
cutting bis throat llewas undoubtedly in
sane at the time.
While Hosea Rice was driving enc night,
q week or two since, 10 Stamford, he became
bcwildered in he dark and len his team ta
borrow a lantern In sofoing he ran against
his own wagon, striking bis breast with such
force as TO cause internal injuries Of which
he died in three days.
The residence Of II. II Beardsley, q East
Fairfield, was destroyed by fire on the night
o. September IL, together with 100 cords Of
wood Tile house was insured, Mr. Beard
slcy himself was badly burned
Licut Col John R. Lewis, Of the 9TH Vt,
was ID Burlington last week, On brief visit
to bis h9mc and friends.
IN Middlebnry, on wednesday last, a
stranger who registered bis name as George
Doxtattcr, took. a valuable horse and car
riage from the stable IF r. H. Adams for III,
purpose Of going to Rutland Co., agreeing
10 return the next day. lie went as far a.
Brandon whore he was last heard Of, still
going under the samename. His voluntary
return is not expected.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-09-22

FAcroLY PoiNr We notice quite a
change ia the appearance Of things a. the
south end of DE village q Factory Point
A new house has recently gone up, barns
have heeu moved from The immediate ,icini-
u Of the road, aul other improvements made
changing quite materially the general ap-
peannce If things ia tbat locality. We un-
derstand that The houses beyond lhe resi-
deuee Of Mr.. Peter Wyman, which have seen
their best days and lost their good locks, are
70 he demolished some time the coming win
Ter, ANA their places alol With better ones
When this i accomplished, is sin greatly
improve tie appearance Of that portion g.
tie village.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-09-22
News Items.


On Of the 10000 desertcrs from
our armies, only 10000 have been re-
turned. This mistaken clomency Of
our Government, with regard 70 pun
isliag deser,ers for tie lirst two years
&c tile war has ii some instances SO
weakened cur armies as to bring de-
feat 10 our cause, and to-day makes
our force for offensive movements
100000 less than ID shoald Ire. The
prompt execution Of The first descgters,
would have saved much blood in the
end.
Tie Provost Marshal Gen. at
Washington thinks the draft viii bring
in about 100000 men.
Tie emancipation Of the Russian
serfs is working successfully and
peaceably. Schools are rapidly be.
Ing opened for the children Of the
peasants. Freedom and education is
all that is needed to make Russia with
her vast extent Of territory large pop
ulation the mighiieat nation Of Eu-
rope.
Ladies are not allowed to visit the
army Of tic Potomac and recently
where a corps commander was pre-
pairing to give a BAH he received an
intimation from headquarters that can
non balls we're the only balls recog-
nized there.
Lieut. Browncll, who killed Jack
fson the murderer Of Ellsworth is in
Chicago under surgical treatment for
wounds received at Charlottesville
and is collecting a subscription TO aid
il erecting monument and beauii-
g Ing the neglected grave Of bis for
mer Colonel.
The ruins Of another Roman town
have been discovered inb.dded ii the
sand at tie mouth Of the Garome.
There died the other day at Meniz,
France a gentleman connected with
tic press who deserves a word 81
respectful memory flom all the gaild.
lis name was Collingnon, printer in
that town, and son Of a printer in that
town 81 10 was a son Of another print
ing Collingnou Of the same ilk, who
was ditto 70 ditto, and 50 on up the
unkrokened, honorable aud ancient
inky same family live to primary
Pierre CoIlignon, printer at Mentz,
in the year lG46.
II Hungary .here is absolute fam
inc ia one third Of the courtry, great
want in the second third, and a bare
suiiiciency il tie rest
JEFF Davis Ga public Is ola hope
Z
/ fal temperament, and considers their
I finances in a prosperous condition
though the figures show that their deb
+ Is Sl0o,o)o,oo0 and in consequence
Of the awful depreciation Of iheir cur.
rency !. Increasing feariully.
Tie pursuit Of tie murders Of thC
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-09-22

The command 81 military depart
ment, new or old, is looked for Tor Gen,
Sickles, lie has tie White House Id
his favor. But Gen. Halltck is It'd
major general commanding the army
He must be consulted. Gen. IIalleck
IS not the man 70 hold an Office but d
name. What his disposition Is toward
Gen. Sickles is not knowned, excep;
to the parties Immediately concerned
Texas is named Gen. Banks now
holds the nominal command Of thai
territory. and in connection with 4
new command Of II The names Of Gems;
Grant aod iIientzle man are men
Iouel.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-09-22

III bis spirited speech TO the acres
Of people a Springfield, Illinois, SEN
aior Chandler. d Michigan, passed .
very high euIoeium on Gen. Grant,
to which the multitude responded with
three tremendous cheers. He then
went on to give a biographical sketch
Of tie General, 10 whom, he said, Coy.
Yates gave his frat military command.
lie himself first met Gen. Grant two
years ago 10 Springfield. lie was a
fery ordinary-looking man, aud wore
an old sloucbed bat, ard be believed
lhat be was wearing that old bal ROW.
lie was 4 workman, ard bad q tam
merry IN the State and there il was
that BE learned how 10 tan the rebels.
He believed tlal Grant, Wlo came "a
tie surface % suddenly, Was thrown
there Is Cod himself who was tired
Of seeing 20 many knayes and traitors
at the head Of our armies, and meant
now 10 give Us a chance wilh good
and honest generals.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-09-22

THE CouarY FAlR, originally advertised
70 take place On tle % and ith Of spiem-
Der, and postponed ~ order u the Commit
tee, occurs next TUESDAY and Wednesday =
Hon. L. Miner, q this place, is iAe ora
ter q tie occasion There icing no County
Fair last year % accom-. Ct the unsettled
state 81 Tie county, there should be gea-
eial tufn 81, IBIS year, AID effort made %
haze ths display egu4. those u other coun-
ties, aal Il possible. surpass those 81 pre-
gellng Sc4us.