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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-06-02
Miscellaneous.

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THE TYcoN's Cir TO PREsfpENT
LINCOLN. Was announced some
time since that The Tycoon OF Japan
had sent a gift to the Pry,id nj ofihc
United States, consisting Of a coIt Of
mail, The following is y description
Of it from the Washington RcpuiticmG
" An umbrella-ik helmet, Of trbrica-
ted sheets Of steel aud copper, shields
the head. while vandyke Of inter
woven six cord AMI lacqared net
work falls grnceiully upon the shoul-
ders. The outside Of the helmet is
profusely ornamrnled wuh clrysaush-
emums of gold, in beautiful open work
upon blac& lacquerer, with now and
then trimming Of the purest silver.
The visor is Of copper, laoqncied IN
scarlet and brown. Tile armlets are
of the finest copper chain work. The
brcastpate Is OF copper inlersrcted
with parallel stripes Of lacquer, and
woven together with wire aud golden
cord. A sort of KIT accompanies The
amor, and, with lacqncred icrgins
grolesqnely formed, completes the
set
REBELS DESERVING TO OUR LINES.
A number Of cunscripls from the
50lh Tennessee (rebel) regiment reach
ed Cairo on the 25th inst.
They were on their way from Porl
Hudson 10 join Gen. Bra2g's army
when the battle Raymond was fought.
In the middle Of the night about
half Of the 50th left their camp. de-
termined to make their way into the
Federal lines.
They say that there has been at no
time more than ten thousand troops
at Port Hudson.
The DEPARTURE OF THE 5iTll
Mass. (CoLoEED) REGmENT-One
Of Tie most exciting, enthusiastic aud
demonstraiy- local military events Of
the war took place To-day MAY 81
to commemorate the partuse Of the
54th Mass. (colored) Regiment for
South Carolina. Tie ranks OF the
regiment were entirely tull. They
were received by Gov. Andrew and
embarked on the steamer for South
Carolina.
A'Mss Hozi-r, a yong lady living
a few miles beyond Suffolk, was arres.
/ ted on Tuesday last while tying 10
make her way through our lines "a
Richmond. In the handle of her par
asol were diagrams and papers giving
I IN detail the character and location d
I all Qualifications in til. vicinity, and
tie Strength Of the forces garriso,ing
+ them.
The "a regiment Of New Hampshire
volunteers left Concord at Q O'Clock
Monday morning, destined Cor Wasb'
ington via Nashua. Worcester auc
Jersey city. rhu corps returned from
the field three months since, and 10 ID,
meantime have been recruited anc
put into the best fighting condition.
DEsFoSpEsT.--1he Richmond
Whig CT Wednesday Lad despon
dent editorial admitting the deeidec
danger OF a rebel disaster ~ Vlcks
burg. and adding that Richmond llsel
is not safe, il a serious attempt sAoulC
be made 10 take 1t.
The election 10 Norfolk and Ports
mouth resulted 10 the elactioa Of ibs
entire Union ticket
Col Griersoas cavalry made All
other raid from Baton Rogue, capiur
ins and destroying lsrge rebel camp
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WAR SUMMARY.


y - y ~. -
Wsshibgtoa. May 81.
Aiius Rear ADMIRAL Porter. n 4
dispatch iron las0o River, dated tho
18Th iu>., saws:
4 few days since lhr Moand City.
Lieut. Com napd,ne Ryroa N.llsoa
came upas fara, Wat uion, d recon,
noilTy- AMI see what guns we're likely
% 3 - gar TRANSPORTS.
1hsSflsis ~, abren gegGesd ~
slme mgdls is hu ding 4 strong case.
mated water battery. Intending to
arunt cigat ~ inch gun. on Il.
lHs work wa. ball with cotsoa bales,
covered With bags the logs covered
auh ralraad iron, gnd thu whole CO,
cred With earth. Ca approaching the
.rks, Lieutenant Wilson sent par
u up the classmates 20 look II, the
party discovered that a company OF
anlileyisls had taken refuge there, sup.
posing themselves perfectly secure
Oar men fired their reviewers into the
crowd. AMI warned the vessel that
the rvbc,s were about. Lieut.. VIII.
son then commenced Smelling the tort,
ana III "a short time il WAS all IN 4
blaze. Alice burning thoroughly, for
some time, the whole work was desert.
ed. Thus ended IN the space 81 an hour
a fort which II ia taken the rebels 8
months 10 build, working mostly day
aud night proceeded 10 Warren,
ton THIS morning 20 b. cerain lhai
the work was thoroughly destroyed.
II required olhins more doue to il
The Mound City had liiaislied it. The
rebels set all the houses CONTAINING
their stores on fre a. the GU boalr ap.
preached, and what they lett | Order
ed 10 be destroyed. Warrentoa had
ben troubl, some place and meiited
us fate.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-06-02

CopSTY CousT The County
Count Tor this county commences It's
seni-annual secession a iiIis place, Ibis
morning Hon. L. G kellogg Presid.
ing Judge
The session bids fair to Be Of more
than usnal length. n addition to the
ordinary amouei OF business upon the
civil calender crime seems not 10 have
diminished among rs Mr. States At.
lorncy. Miner appears yigilant in lis
preparatory effort to bring due punish
ment upon an guilty Offenders
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-06-02

The Richmond Despatch don't want
the southern confederacy made a PENAL
colony for the United States, ard pro-
tests against the reception Of Nallan-
digham. The Enquirer talks il tie
same vein. 1t reviews Vallandgam's
position and concludes that, although
an advocate of the vigorous prosecu-
ton Of peace, he does not favor seper-
atom II then concludes; Such
Is the modern Yankee Chathom and
such is his policy. We have no sym
patty With him. We AGREE with him
that his way is the most feasible and
plausible way 10 subiugate us, and
trust that his whole movement will
exhort Lincoln to keen him 70 his
bread and water on the Dry Tortu-
gas, and if tliat potentaie should have
impudeuce TO send him South, as
some of the papers intimate. that he
be sent back to the North again"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-06-02

The New York 7ribtne'S Washing
ton dispatch SAYS Dr. Fitz, surgeon of
the 2oth New York Regiment, has re.
turned from Frederick sburg where he
was detained week after all our
wounded were over the river. He
says the prices Of provisions are fahu-
Ions. He states that the rebel killed
and wounded on the field where Gen.
Sedgwick's corps fought, ontnumbeied
ours three 70 ore. the enemy having
most Of the time fired too high. Banks
iae's brigade occvDies the town, and
does picket duty along the river. Adj
ditional Notifications are building he.
hind Fredericksburg. Our pickets
are forbidden to converse or exchange
papers with the rebels, on pain Of be-
ing shot. Nevertheless The practice
continues.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-06-02
FRIDAY
New York. May %.

New ork, May rs.
The Commercial says there can be
little doubt that by this time Gen,
Grant has receivad ample reinforce
ments from a certain quarter, and that
by the 25th, at the latest, he was am
Iply prepared to move successfully on
the enemys works.
philadelphia, May %.
The Bulletin has q special dispatch
from Cincinnati, which gives news
said to have been received by way Of
Murfleesboro, viz
We have rebel news that General
Pembrrton has repulsed six assaults
upon vieksbnrg, but that they greatly
feared the next assault which was
about being made.
Chicago, May 20.
A special Cairo dispatch TO Gen.
Lee, OF Kansas confirms the report
that Two Of the outer works Of the
enemy at Yicksburg have been tax
/ en-.
In FRIDAYS attack OF the fortified
li6ns tie battle was very sanguinafy,
The federals loss was severe.
The rebels fought with great cool
ness and desperation, reserving their
fire until our forces came within .
tmurderons range. The rebels, how
ever, were driven back BY main t0rcr
into the last line pf their entreDch-
nents.
/ This was the situation on Friday
/ evening. the PA.
/ jackson. Mississippi, has been des-
lroyed By the federal force that oceu-
/ pied that place. and this force is now
arting az reimbursement % Gen
/ Grant
1 When the boat left. on Saturday
morning. our mortar boats were
throwing occasional shells inio Nicks,
burg.
/ We have captured batteries botl
above AID below the town.
4 Cairo, May -.
Il The steamer Imperial arrived a.
Memphis Monday morning.
From Captsin Stevens, a pAfsen
g~r, We learn tie following
The fighting 90 Friday a. 'rl'er
ate.
Gen. Grant charged ile fortified
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-06-02

MuHrfesb no sdfices ~ tie 2G
tate that fhe movement commenced
BY a portion d Il agg's sfn.y onds
Bre kinfrige has teeSs1e general an
fo'k and flardte have Y hdfawI
their frc II lie 4irsc,ioa II veks
burg u ssh liFasg lerps lie ours
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-06-02

CINCINNATI, May ~
Gen. Banks IL reported coming u
the Mississippi.
The rebels report that Gems. Chea
ham ard Feat erstone were wouuds
IN the Mississippi fight. and that John
Ton ~ maseing large force ut BIaC
River Bridge.
Report says Gen. Johnston il rsT
idly receiving endorsements 10 ih
vicinity Of jackson. wiih The intent Z
attacking Grant 10 ihe rear.
Johnston Is reported to have "a
,bai II yieksburg could held out
days be would throw 100000 trcoI
luio IL II 1t required r. hnqBishhem
every fol 81 lrrritory in his depar
r EFT 10 fleet il.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-06-02
Chicago. May 20.

AHfHIHttsi sAh5 So
On Friday the Federals we're re-
pulsed ai Vieksburg.
Tbs steamer City Of Memphis
which lef the vicinity Of Yicksbors
on Monday last, arrived here 10 day.
and reports Gen, Grant as having
captured every rebel relonbt.
Gen. Hoyey led the assault.
The rebels rolled their shells dowr
hill at the Federals which exploded
amongst them making fearful havoc.
The fighting was going on furiously
when the sterner left
The Federal losses are said 10 ID
very heavy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-06-02

tans aaa took soae # them. IL
rebel ralhde and rctooA them
There vas much band to han,
llrlninr.
tar'ain Stevens SAYS cur loss Tia
das b allied wounded ana prisoner
was ab & 9.ooQ.
The rebels used bad rrcnadcs " bet
our forces attempted - storm %,
works
Il was reported that one cords o
Bank, army had arrived a, Ware
I1as
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RAILROAD.
SUMNER ANaEMENr

AND FTER MAY 4TH, AND IN
I'll further notice trains will leave Chicago -
follows:
sundays.
7:SoP N Night Express, daily, except s.tu,-
days.
~ Trains arrive in Chicago 1t Sis P N, and
sl5AM.
All tho above trains nsss regular connections
oiunki7k, Budslo, Niagara Falls, Albany, New
'ork, Boston, PhiladelE ha. baltimore and al
sints East.
luxurious now Sleeping Coaches. with all mod
% improvements run On Night Trains.
Through Tickets can be Obtained at the Con-
Anys Office. 81 Clark s.reet, under Sherma,
DGse, or at tho Depot, corner Of Old Van Burss
.ul sherman streets.
Il. &. SAWYER,
General Western oa.t
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Il 10 fully protected by letters patent, AMI each
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All those desiring FIRST class family ewin.
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DELIVERED PROMPTLY.
CHAS. u. BURR,
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RAILROADS.


,,siss sS~ BY Chicago tiHs, skick 10 suslss -.
Sts' fsstsy thss Davenport time.
4 m AND AFTER THURSDAY, JULY lsr
- 1863, and until further notice, passss.. Or
trains will issvs Davenport ~ follows:
s 90 A. 4. for Grinnell and Washington.
900 ?. \. for 0rinnell and Muecatine.
sRAins ARRIvs A. DAvnNPoaf A. 1oLLovs.
$50 r. \. from Grinnell and Washington.
Y45 r. y. from Grnnell and huscatine.
The 500 An. train out Of Davenport makes dir>c,
Connections At Grinnsll, Iowa city and Washins
!. ! with the Western Stage Company stages fof
u, points West, South west and North vest.
Trains from the est connect ~ Davenport
With trains Of the Chicago and Rock Island Rail
Rad for all points East, North and South.
Passengers are reminded Of the necessity Of
giving distinct directions ~ 10 tbs destination Of
hel- tsssa2e ais" 70 psoousasickata hsfose taking
'hen seats a $40 o..is.
JOHN F. TRACY, Cent Supt,
a. KInBALL, Asst Supt.
Davenport, July !. lS63.-a;j
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$4,000 OFFERED IN PREMIUMS.
OPEN TO THE WORLD!
$500 IN PREMIUMS OPEN TO SCOTT
COUNTY ONLY.

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AssAss IN I jtecR island kxiivvs



~ An. AF1 Nh Thu RS JAY, JULYlls.s
~ and until further notice, trains gill ieave
davenport daily, Sundays excepted, ~ follows;
lst mail train At. .9loA.n
% Freight train at. ...................o.4 Pm
% niRnt exPress. ,..... Saj r. L.
Trains arrive at Davenport daily, Sundays q.
cspted, ~ follows:
ist nlknt oApfess At... ...-...........45 80 A. n.
ID daily express and mail train at s 2Op. =.
ID freight and I'd class car. at...... l.soP \.
All trains over this route srs In direct connection
.sChisago with trains over both the Michigan
Southsrn, Michigan Censsal, Pitt,bufe, fsse
wayne, AID Chicago Ra ilroad to and from De.
~oit, Toledo, Columbus, Cleveland, Cinoin natl.
,ittsburg, Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Alba.
y, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimers and Wash.
ingt0n.
tasaenssvs ara faminied Of The asoessitv Of
giving dissinct directions - to tho destination .,
heir baggage also to procure tickets before tax.
'ag thor seats in tho cars, the conductors col.
,sot fares only to stations on the line Of hs CHI.
,Ago an6 Rock Island Railroad.
JOHN +. TRACY, Superintendent
Davenport July l, 1853 Az
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LOG PU " Ps.

vfNHE SUBSCRIBER STILL CONTINUES TO
! manufacture the old fashioned LOG Pump. :
Shop on Commercial Alley, between brady and
Perry. J. g. 5HOREY.
Juns ID. 4 wsa
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LEGAL.
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

ORIGINAL NOTICE.
STATE OF iowa. :.
Soorr COUKrY.
Peter Q1ackenbush vs.. Aureli0s W. bradt.
To Aurelius W. Bradt sir:
VOU arc hereby Motif d thu. trere Is nov on
flo IN the .Gics OF the Clerk OF tho District
Court for Scott County, State OF lows, petition
Of Peter Quacksnbush, claiming Of you tho sum
Of i've hundred and fifteen 6t-i00 t$5l5 $1,000
dollars. on . certain promissory note. executed by
you, of date January 18th, 1861, for the sum OF
fa50, payaoc TO the order Of Jesse &. Teagarden.
on tho $50 day Of March A. ID. 1868, with ten 90
Ter cont interest, and asks thata wit Of attach
ment issue.
Now un ess you appear and answer thereto on
or before noon Of the second day OF the next term
Of said Court, TO be begun and holden on tho hrst
wondsy Of August A. -. 1863, default will be
entered against you and judgment rendered there
on. DAWSON ThUE.
iy3d4wl Auys 70. Plaintiff
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7 WILL SELL MY HOUSE, on ROCK ISL
I AND street, between 7 bird and Fourth Streets,
very cheap for cash, anu give lmms fimte posse.
sion. for further particulars enquire At the of
zoe Of Parker 4 Edasrds.
jvA-A'S GEO. II. Parker.
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dichigan Central Rail Road.
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
70 JyssC York, .vssC England
and The COssN00s.

IN AND AFTER SUNDAY APRIL 10TH, 1868
, trains leave the Great Central Union Depot
cot Of Lake street, rs follows:
7.3o A Nj Day Expremt except sunday arives At
'etreit at $40 p M Suspension Bridge 1t $50 A NJ,
Albany 800 p NJ, New York s:loP NJ, Boston iii
M.
7h5 N Night Express except Saturday, a.
Ivse Detroit at sos A N. Suspension brioee
80 p NJ, Albany AS A n, New York 1915
N, Boston $50 M.
Cincinnati trains, via NJ G Railroad, leave Chi.
ago 1t 7:S0 A NJ mailtYsin. Ill p N Fast Express;
.rrive in Chicago 1t s:l5 A v Fast Express.
The 7:l5 = II train leaving ChicAg runs through
% Cincinnati without change Of oars or baggage.
Kutam's Patent VemtiIatOrs
On Cars of Day Express Trains.
patent Sleeping Cars q Night Trains.
Baggage Checked Through.
THROUGH TICKETS for sale in ell prpcipaI
ailrosd Offices IN tho West. 1t the General q noe
orner II Lake ana Dearbon streets, Gun Ter the
'r~mont House. Chicago, and st the Depot.
r. n. ROE, Gsnr Sup't
II C WENTWORTH.
0ssT Vests Pas.. Agent. Juns !.
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ga. SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. ;. 1854.
For rockford, Beloit. Freeport, Gslena, Savansa,
~ esville, Madison, Lacrosse. Prairie du Chen,
Il. PAUL, Fond du Lac, Oshkosh, Watertown,
'erln, and oil points IN Wisconsin, Minnesota,
,Orthern Illinois and Northern Iowa via. Chicago
.ad North western Railway. Running through
without change Of cars to GAINESVILLE, Watcrtown,
Dad du Lac and Oshkosh, and connecting At Prai-
he du ILien and Lacrosse with splendid Packets
Cor
~ Points On the Mississippi River.
Trains leave Chicago - fellows:
S45 M-Dsy Express.
9:l0 A M-Way Passengers.
5OOP M-Janesville and Rockford sccommada.
ION,
s:30P might Express.
~ Now and elegant sleeping cars arc I'm
On all Night Trains, and patent ventilated cars
Nth patent busters attaced 60 all day trains.
GEO. l.. DUNLAP, Sup't
-. DB Wirf RoBrNso' Gent Ticket Ag't.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-11-13

Among the leading newspapers
OF our country, and We know some
thing of most Of them, we have seen
no other in which journalism is
brought 10 such perfection rs in the
Weekly Republican, published at
Springfield, Mass, hy Sam !. Bowlcs
4 Go. The focal department is unu-
sually interesting and extensive. and
for literary information, all about
writer's and their works, we know of
no paper that equals it. Its army
correspondence is very good; we nj
WAYS read Dunn Brownies letters.
whether we have time or not. Its
editorials on the state of the country
anu war matters are not always radi-
cal enough for our liking, but this is
not important, as when we want a
radical article we can write 1t our
self
The Republican is double sheet
paper Of forty eight columns. 81 a
year.
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Recruits for an Old Regiment.

Lieut.. VIM. w. Macy, Of Co. c,
10Th Regiment Indiana Volunteers,
is now in this County on recruiting
service, having been detailed by Col.
Williams for this duty. 1t is in
tended to fill mp the Old Nineteenth
TO the maximum number 1t is one
OF the best Indiana Regiments. If
il had been composed of DRESS
parade Soldiers" it would not need
recruiting so badly.
The bounty for those who enlist in
this old Regiment is the same as that
paid to men of the new Regiments
now being formed; 1902 for those
enlisting for the first time, and
S402 for any who have been in the
service for nine months.
Lieut.. Macy will be at Union City
on Thursday, at Winchester on Fri
day, and AZ Farmland On Saturday of
each week.