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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-05-12
THEOLOGICAL BOOKS.

The Depository the Of american Sunday
School Union and american Tract Society. Al.
so, the publications Of Carriers, Randolph, Hoyt,
Martein, and others, all suitable for Sunday
School Libraries.
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HOTEL CARDS.
THE EQUINOX HOUSE,


luis House, having been recsa,iy eniargea,
= nqw TIE most sammodicus IN tbs STATE,
ans Furnished with The latest colnferts and
eeavrnituces- For infarmasoE "a 10 rooms
&e., aaarxrf
r. II. 0RvIs. AerST.
Manchester. May q. 1862.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-05-12

The following vivid account Of this
charge we take from the New York
Times, Of yesterday
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-05-12

Thankful for past patronage we would solicit
a continuance Of the same, and would invite all
who are wanting goods in our line TO call at
o and 10 Cannon Place.
ly20 MOORE & MINIS.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-05-12

THE SABBATH SCHOOL BELL.
ANNIVERSARY HYMN AND MUSIC
BOOKS,
s. s. GEMS. oRIoLA, &c., 30.
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Card Engrarin

We still continue te execute orders for We'd
ding and Visiting Cards, &o.,--we have our
work done by the best engrayers.
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UYFDD1NG IAfsDS, nneiss prisssed al
w - JOURNAL OFFICE.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-05-12

you think well fight now I" was the
response Of one OF our brave men.
Boys" remarked the commander Of
tbs battery, syon have captured the
bes. battery In the Confederate ser.
vice"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-07-09

IN Orduance to prevent swine from running at
large within the Corporate town Of P.ymoutt, IN
Dana
BE il Ordained by the Board of Trustees of the
Corporate town of plymouth, Indiana, that so
much of section third i ian Ordinance to prevent
swine from running At large within the Corporate
Town of Plymouth. Indiana AS reads 1.-THE same
shall he -old toy the Marshal" be stricken out and
the following substituted: The Marshall shall en-
ter complaint before some Justice Of the Peace
or other Court having jurlsd ;tion, in the name OF
said town against the owne, of each swine, il
knogn. il not, against said property a the prop
erty oR persons unknown. for the penalty in
this ordnance prescribed, and the costs OF Impound
ing and keeping SAID swine, and on the rendition
o. Judgment in favor of said town, he shall pro
coed 20 sell the same.
JB. n. king Err, Press.
y McDoNALD, Clerk.
Plmouth, Indiana June 18th, 1853 n2Ot3
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-07-09

The partnership heretofore xistiug be
tween the uud rsigned, under the fra,
name o. Dalakrr 4 Co j, this fav dis
solv j b. mutual consent. Peter paisker
nas purchased tn entire interest Of Char es
lIaslangri IN the as. cts of tho firm AID
assumes the pavmen' q, - lab liries.
June ,23rl 1868 Pate, Dal ker
Cha, la lancer
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-07-09

The undersigned has purchased the rich. for
Marshall County, ol Ihrasher and Horizons Var
tico la eral Folding Gate, aud viii sell Farm
Righi- and Gates 20 the farmers OF The County
tn Gaze i ao Led 10y all who nave seen
i. t. b superior 70 any other ever invented. As
a matter OF CONVENIENCE il will pay for itself in
on Yesr l. = economy % Use It. Call az
B,oN,'.ee. Store and ex tminc ia merits
- mouth, Ind iu, =, loo3-
J u. WILLIAMS
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-07-09

r., co-rarner-hip heret fore existing between
j. VI ia e. and " " Calkns. under tie firm
name of Dale and Cdkins. terminate this day
hv mstu,l consent, said Dale having purchased
thcenl,rc stock H. business viii be couanrtpl
as before. hv J " e.. who Is aufl orized g. rse
the name - The Sii b, 1r1' m 'i,iuditinn.
Plymouth, lndmna Nav 10Th l>6S.
p " DALE,
w W. CArKINs,
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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-07-09

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby gwen that have this day Ia
ken out letters of Administration on the estate Of
John "A Worries. late of Marshall County, indI
ana deceased Said estate is supposed to be
solvent Abraham Worries. Administrator,
lysfouth Iudian,, April leth 1853 nlat3
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-07-09

At the June term of the Court of Common Pleas
oi Nsrshall County, iHd.ns, he estate OF David
Ninnedgc deceased was declared probably insol-
vent creditors are therefore notified that the Same
will be- settled accordingly. June 18th 1863
n II oGLESBEE,i
4 NINNEDGE,t Alra'rs
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-07-09
To,l D.

TsE.sffRFs
p ihefma'att u Countf otier-, flied in
sul. o.. IN - SiI2 g.
Nv the AZ. su6 II Interest on the SINE sItls
By III anon County o.e..s asl E. A.
diiors..ase SG}39, -
Bv ti4e saisal.t . Iaterest on the sumo. -. -
81 he Uoont 0 Cd County orie = ior e-
ted toScho0 idnd SIT -
e. Tie amour, OF Count Orders tiled n a,i-
d'to's oi1ee sS5Geef
b tbe asHoun' o. Interest on The SINE -
To = y. Sltioe -
Tot On I13. "a
T5fal CT 81 IS 4
Asf-aat y Ireasarers hands sf54-s
Al wh'sf s. respectfully submitted
re :. ess
c. lnssrso~ .ulitor,
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-07-09
THIRTY DA YS
at
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" e invite ali from this and adjoining counties t.
give u.a call: as We feet confident that We can
max 5, profitable for ,hcnl to 10 SO. III very
best mi, 81 Prints from 20 - cents per yard
Saeetiue from "a to - GEMS. and other Goods il
prop rtion. Come -! Come AL ID not forget
III" pace hGdLEeTON ~ bRO.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-07-09

Sob 0fan tna. executed W a.aincs.
and Dispatch - the Denocrst ohfce
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-09
8KlRT SUPP0RTERS.

aEFor Sale hy all nrnegists. ri I : nara Rasdl
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hE6ViTT iS5 TIHAsixfER. TX

SENATE CHAMBER, Ohio, April 5th, 1854.
'sDR. J. O. AYR, HonOred sir:-I have made thor
Ough trial Of the Cathario Pills, left by your agent
and have been cured By them Of the dreediul rheu-
Rtisrn under which he found me suffering. The nrst
dose relieved me- and few subsequent doses entirely
removed the disease. feel in better health now than
for some years before, which attribute entirely 70
the shscts.of your Cathartic Pills.
Yours with great respect,
LUOIUS. B. MErOALE.n
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-09

sE-rhe above are all from persons who Gro public
Iy known where they resae, and VINO would not naks
they were true.
Prepared By J. @. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mas.
Bold by G. W. ObARK and by Druggi5ts and Deal
nrs svsrfEhsre dae5: H26dwktFeau
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
NEW BOOKS FOR MARCH,
AT
]. B. Cobb & Cos.

The National Almanac fOr,1S63,
paper, s1,OO, cloth, S1,25 |
Dana's Manuel OfGeOl0gy, 4,59
Andrews the Life Of our Lord, 2,25
COIensO's Notes on Romans, 1,25
I do Pentetuch and Joshua, 1,25
Mahant's Reply to ColenAo, rs
Hillard on Bankruptcy and
Insolvency, 500
Parsons on Notes and Bills,
2 vols. 1900
Paez' Wild scenes in South
America, LIS
Maon's sManuel of Gymnas-
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Hony's Country Seats, with
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Hacket's Notes on shaks-
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Chronicles OF Garlingford, rs
No Name, by Wilkie Collin, paper, l,2o
do do cloth, 1,5o
Essays by Buckle, with portrait 100
SheIdon's Object Lessons, 1,5O
Wells Graded Schools, 100
Reads Wagner of the Allie
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The Students History of
France, LIS
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-09

PncFEsaoE 0F EIEcTGoPATBY AID MEDIC1Ha,
Ofaco-ll9 ssneea-st., Efew doors ron Superior uD
stairs.
Olce hoursfrou S to land from tos O'elook daily
sunriauF errenfed.1
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-09


The Honorable Mrs. F. having more to
say, added another sheet of letier-psper,
of which the following is rather raey:
have written some dozen or more
letters to your grandma and Aunt Ra-
chel. Direct to the care Of my husband,
and mark his name on the letter as 9 NJ
c. which will bring all letters safely to
bis box after they are once mailed within
eur lines. Henry, [son of Mrs.
F., correspondent Commercial, is at
shelbyYille, and letters directed to him
would be Forwarded to me carefully. Ask
aunt to write by the bearer of this Mrs
Fulgum) and direct to Captain H. s. F.,
care of Major General McCORn, Shelby
vile. Joe Pickett is here from
Memphis. He is eorFling Miss M,
8 great belle-ugly ana rich.
General Price is here on business. He is
a fne gentleman and very handsome.
8 Tell them the writer's children,
Correspondent Commercial Mrs. JEFF.
Davis is not pretty, but fine looking wo-
msn-dresses badly, in no taste. She is not
much liked here, and is said TO con-
troll 'Jefie as she calls her husband.
She has several children. She takes
but little notice Of them. They 20 about
with their clothes tossed on in any and
every style. She has the public affairs
to attend to- Ask aunt Kitty what she
thinks Of that
sFhe President looks cqrewora and
troubled. He is Vsry thin, and looks feeble
and bent. He prays aloud in church, and
is devOut Episcopalian. DR.. Wheat and
Mrs. Wheat are here. They came On to
have the remains of Robert Wheat removed
to this place. Mrs. Wheat is most heart.
broken. She has lost her two oldest sons
il this war
Ever your devoted friend and amt,
UHuAT1rrTE1
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-09
NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY

NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY
In FOR the speedy and permanent ours Of GOn-
0TrhOaa Gleei, Urethral DISCHARGES seminal Weak
ness, Nightly Emissions, Ineontinence Genital lrrt
liability and Debility, Gravel Structure and Affections
OF the Kidneys and Bladdgr, which has been used BY
upwards OF One Hundred Physicians IN their private
practice with entire success superseding Cubebsi
B 4 L LIS p Il q = q L L
are speedy in action, often affecting cure In few
days, and when cure Is Erected t Is permanent
They prepared from vegetable extracts that srs
harmless on the system, and never neuseates the
Stomach or fnpregnates the BREATH and being sugar
coated, ell nauseons taste l. eY0ided No change Of
dot is necessary while using them; nor does their
ton Interfere with business puFau1rs- %
Price One Dollar, Ed Wil be sent By mail on receipt
q price and z Ee4 STAMPS u H.OAAhhs
dsol7 10 SIperior-St.
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CLAIMS.
no SOLDIERS AND THEIR HEIRS

d. w. GAGE, Successor to Gage & Bruce,
Is authorized and licensed by the United States to
COLI ct Pensions, Bounty and Back Pay, and other
Claims against the Co eFnment OF the u. 8 and Of
the state Of Ohio. By late law OF COnsTess Soldiers
DISCHARGED by resson of woUSns received in service,
are entitled to 800 Bounty. Soldiers Of the three
months service and alarge number Of Others are
titled to pay for service before being mustered into
the U. s. Service. aud thousands who we're not mus
tered Ia at all are entitled to pay All such
have their claims pr0mptly adjusted and collected by
epplyng personally or BY letter. encoei1g stamp, to
D. W. GAGE, 16s Superidr-St, .
--r9 Opposite the Merchants Bank, q
maF24;R2s Cleveland. thiO-
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THE DIsPATCH COOKINa STOVE,
Sold by WI. MAnvIN, Sole Agent,

Is now so we'll known and rensraIiy esteemed, that
it Is deemed unnecessary 10 go 10 any eng -heued or
or minuts Inventory OF its merits.
In addition to the most Ta0nted CAPABILITIES of
other stoves, there hava en- several important i'm
provements eoently made ia the Dispatca, which
none othsr possess, and it u unqCe5tionablT, tine
most
Perfect and Economical Stove in Use.
One is the GAS BURNER, introduced into the Fire
Chamber, producing the most perfect combustion
possible, increasing heat, saving Fuel consuming
smoke, and improving the operations o. the s5oye
A1ether is a newly Invented PORTABLE ASH
BOX attached TO the stoye, which receives the Hshe4
which fall from the fire door, aud is easily removed
These WY m4teTiai adsitions to the value of the
Stove secured By pateL t., and render it, teyon
comratison, with the New Movable Crate, the
most
UsGFUL AND DESIRABLE COOKING STOVE
to be had in any market.
In addition, also all the plates which come in con-
tact wit the hre have been greatly increased in
II viii burn Coal as wen as Wood most admirably;
Oven being thoroughly ventilated it Will produce
perfect and healthy bake, equal to that Of Bakers
Brick Oven; Roasting and Toasting is done beioEs
the open fre, and Broiling over live Goals on ths
hearth as common sense dictates 1t is manufacture
in this city, and the material used and the work
fee satisfaction to Gl hundreds ofhousekespsri IL
this city and surrounding country who are datlJ
using &c, will testify.
THE MORNING STAB COOKING STOVE lie a
new and desirable pattern inch, with variety OF
others, make our stock complete. We also have
hand great variety Farl0r COOKING and ofner lsat
ing Stoves, for Coal or Wood, at reduced prices.
Weare constantly supplied with all the newest and
most beautiful styles Of
lENAAELED CRATES.
AlsO-ai Of the most useful articles OF House Fur
nishing Goods, Nails and Farmers Tools.
We are Just receiving tie latest improved styles o.
BIRD CAGES, which are offered at the lowest prices
Wemanufscture largely and have for sale at whole
sale and retail, Il the various articles Of Plain snd
JdpGacd I5n, Copper G:sd Sheet Iron Rart,
We oer the almost endless variety OF goods In orr
line for sale at the lowest cash prices, the ONE
PRICE SYSTEM.
BTAH Houssksepers and those VINO contemplate
Housekeeping, and the ''rest of mankind" most
cordially invited to call before purchasing elsewhere
aud Judge for themselves. SATIsFACTIOE Is GUARAS
FEED ct the .
STOVE AND CRATE EMPORI OM
Of ". L. MARVIN,
30. 30, South side Pub. Square,
mchH cleveland. Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-09

y EElT117OT luIH9TT.
ErFor Ministers, Public Speakers and singers,
this Candy sinvaluahlo being nnaquAsd for clear
The New York herald., 1863-11-18
FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL

TUESDAY, Nov. l7-6P.M.
The ebare market opened this morning with a
dropping spirit, and decline was submitted 10.
A. the first board New York Central fell OF ~,
but rallied before the close Of the call, and sold
for l341z. Erie started at lo23+-a decline of one
per cent--and left of stl04 l0414; Erie prefer
red went down "a; II, dson River declined "a, and
Harlem j; Reading opened atl221., and closed at
12sZ bid; Pacific Mail declined 2. Some stocks,
however, went up at the first board. Michigan
Central advanced a, Southern old ~ Rock Island
q, and Pittsburg and Fort Wayne "a. At the one
O'Clock board the market was frmer, and the sales
at the last session Of the public board exhibited
considerable buoyancy. New York Central sold
for 1857, Erie l042&, Hudson River l27, Reading
l23% Michigan Southern 81 Chicago and North.
western AK, and Cleveland and Pittsburg 1867 4
which was an advance, as compared with the sales
Of the first board, Of TX AK per cent. At five
o'clock Erie was strong at l04ss a l041L.; New
York Central rose to 1887 4; Fort Wayne could
not be purchased for less than IS; for Pittsburg
1O6 was offered and 1867 asked, and for Illinois
Central Ils}4 was demanded.
The money market exhibited more ease this
morning. yet there was lively demand at seven
per cent, which was fully met by the supply.
The gold market opened to-day with an active
demand, Influenced, no doubt, in some degree by
che news from Europe, which announced that the
banks Of England and France had raised the rate
Of interest TO six per cent, coupled with the de-.
>uapd for specie in England and on the Continent
II WAS seported also that the agent Of the Roths-
childs was 10 the market, and making preparations
for large shipments, II sold in the morning at
lt71s, which was a slighs advance on the closing
operations of the evening previo:'.s. Immediately
II began TO rise, aud before one O'Clock i. touched
all the fractions between the opening price snd
lte1.. The following table shows the price Of
The New York herald., 1863-11-18

insurance Company are sd66eA, NE capital stock
Of one million dollszs having been subscribed.
new coal company hes been organised, under
the 6tls es the Central Coal Mining and Aanufsc-
turiDs Company, with the following Board Of d.
rectors, vis:-C. y. Detnold, George Opdyks,
Jas. Hoy, Henry DelaAed, Gustavs Kutter Thos.
Patton, Henri. J.. Gilbert, Henry C,sws. and James
Dayton; G. =. Detmold, President This compa-
ny 10 formed under special charter from the State
Of Maryland with unusually liberal privileges that
are esteemed Of great value. Its property consists
of about four thousand acres on Georges creek,
in the coal field Of Allegheny county, Maryland,
over thousand acres Of which contain the cele.
brated fourteen feet vein Of coal in one compact
body, being the very centre Of tho Georges creek
coal field.
The sudden raising of the rate of interest by the
Bank Of England seriously affected all classes Of
securities in Great Britain, and checked ope-
rations in the Liverpool cotton market. English
funds Immediately became fat, and serious fall
in foreign securities followed. There is heavy
drain Of specie from England, which is no doubt
the prime cause of the advance in the rate of dis
count and the London Times says that the extra.
ordinary demand for bullion appears to come from
the new cotton countries. The Times of the Sd
inst. has the following remarks:-
The American supply of cotton being entirely out of,
and the rise IN the price enormous, great stimulus has
naturally been given TO the cultivation OF this article
India, Egypt, Brazil and many other countries 70 all OF
which specie must be sent In payment To the large in
crease In tho demand both silver and gold India
gold for Egypt attention has repeatedly been called
The effect In days operations 81 the bank,
where f40 600 bar gold has been withdrawn for tho
lao soveesns have also been taken out for Ae1au
dria probably to pay for Egyptian cotton. This with
drawal OF E167 900 In gold has s believed contributed
10 the decision at the bank II also understood that
large amounts Of gold will be sent by the next outgoing
mall 10 Brazi-another cotton hed-wbence the
change very unfsvorable for this country.
The Bank Of France has also increased the rate
of interest to six per cent, being no doubt infu.
enced by the same cause which prompted the ad-
vance by the Bank of England France, like Great
Britain must now pay gold and silver for cotton,
there being no demand for goods in the new cotton
growing countries, was the case in this country,
to equalize the trade. There are also other chan.
nels through which specie finds an outlet. The
expenses of the expedition to Mexico and the
Cochin China operations, as well as the demands
Of the French troops in Rome and Algeria must
all be met with gold, and these together form o
drain which has produced some alarm.
The demand for money abroad seems not to be
confined entirely to France and England, as most
Of the continental markets are reported to be
similarly affected.
A great many investments have been made
lately at Frankfort and in South Germany by capi-
talsts in six per cent American bonds.
The New York herald., 1863-11-18
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

ItNDtfl NOV 1T--bF 7, VI
ASss-Receipts l0< bhls Market trm with sales
OF IA bbs pearls at ~ T6 and 10 do pots at s. o2s
% rs.
Bsr,rsrrus-wih q continued good demand for state
and western nour and advance IN gold and exchange
prices improved &C. Ioc.E Inferior and common kinds
were plenty bu, Of good standard brands there wa.
limited supply and the market was stronger, relatively,
for these than for other descriptions The receipts were
o9 bb Of all kinds and the sales Of State and West
Is 600 bbls quotations which we arrange IN con
iormity with the market a the close. Canadian hour
also Sc l0c. better, with fair trade demand
especially for fsvorite extras; sales 200 bbls M per
| quotations The market Tor Southern nour rufsd Ne
100 better with toerao,e demand IN part for me West
1ud,es ssle~ 400 bbls. within the annexed range
Rye -four quiet but firmly held, With fair inquiry
sales 2be bbls 70 10 " 90 Tor nne 70 supernne
Corn meal, IN sympathy with tho upward movement in
corn vas rmcr and good request saies 500 bbie ai
a. AZ Tor caorc 80 10 cr AsaptN Mills and " ~ % 2s