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NORMAN u. DOwHN's Estate.
- A T Il OF yERM I
~ Il 4

g TATE OF VERM oNT
~ Manchester District. IS.
Al Probate Court holden at Manchester ia and
for said District the 4th day Of December, A. d.
Present Hon. Z. s. KENT. Judge.
An Instrument 10 writing purp0rting to be the last
VIII and testament Of NORMAN II. BOWEN. Of
Manchester, in said District deceased was present
ed for Probate
Whereupon Il was ordered that said viii be prov.
en- az Probate Court to b. held at the Probate on
re- 70 said Manchester, On the last "Wednesday Of
January, lsG4 and that notice thereof b. given ~
publishing this order three weeks successfully in ne
MANcnrsIFR JornNAL printed al Manchester. pre-
Fious TO said time o. hearing
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SOLDIERS and OFFICERS In the ar
my being exposed TO sudden changes,
should always be supplied with
"Broicn's 7iroehiai Trocdes," as they
give prompt relief TO Geld, Cough
or an lrriiated Throat.
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~ Hdachester Dtrict, IS.
AZ Probate Court holden u Manchester IN and
iof sad District On the 2ist day Of January. 4. D.
Present Hon. Z 8 KENT Judge.
~ instrument n writing pgrportng to b. the last
set 10 said District deceased was presented for PRO
bate
Whereupon II was ordered that said viii h. rrov.
en- At Probate Court 70 be held It the Probate or
nee ID saia Manchester, the last Wednesday u
January hstL and that notice thereof be given Ly
publishing this order three weeks successvely III M
MANeHisrEn JorEsAi- printed 1t Manchester prc.
yioas 10 Eald time of hearing
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Senator Lane Was seriously exer.
eised Al The failure Of the House 10 re-
elect Sir. Stockton chaplain. lie vas
good old man, he said---a pure saInt-
~ old man, and. besides, sir. he repeats
the Lords Prayer every morning. ami
betoie The end Of this Congress some
q these members would have learned
III
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A LOOTED PAY. --Asslglaass And sfl.e,s t,iat..,
"A ORDERS far Allotted Pay q the E4eitb Esi,s..rf
~ herFag ngtiAs4 thai returns hsss t.en rsrs,f5
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late Of Dorset In said District deceased and also az
claims and demands exhibited IN offset thereto. and
six months from the Both day Of December 1853 be-
ing allowed by said Court for that purpose we do.
therefore, hereby give notice that we win attend 70
the business Of our appointment at the late dwelling
house Of the deceased in said Dorset on the first day
Of April and July 1854, from one to four O'Clock, r
NJ ezsaS 49,, AF,sgs
Dated at Dorset, this Both day Of Dec, "A. D. 1862
JUSTUs H0LLEY.
S3 HOMER a. WILLIAMS N"uhs'
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late Of Dorset IN said District deceased Sand also all
claims aud demands exhibited IN offset thereto; and
six months from the Both day Of December 1s63;be
Ing allowed BY said Court for that purpose. we do
therefore, hereby give notice that we win attendato
,he business q our appointment at the late dwelling
house Of the deceased In said Dorset on the last ay
d March, from one to four o'clock, r. M.
- S. +. HOLLFY,
CllAS, BALDWIN, ICom'rs
W HENRY b. KENT, Vi
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FNilE next Annual Meeting Of the B,nnInoton
County Agricultural society, for the eIec-
ton Of officers and the transaction OF an other nee
e,issafy business, viii be held at Thayers Hotel al
a,tofy foint on Wednesday, Jan. 20, At 10 o'clock
a. y, J. D. lloLLIsTER, Secretary.
Manchester, Jan 4, 1864 -38
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A. frebatt Caart hs.lasr 4 Marfhffifff s sh1
- sal iitstrift % the sash as x ntcs assf. i,
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Present Hoa Tvs sKENT. Jude
ALRkET q nAYENPoET. 6aar,iian 81 1ssss
e hsxenF@rt - Manchester. IL aid District. 81
Jagged Insane sppled 10 vfitinr ~ oenfe b seli
=. ne saig warts real estate rrrresentuE that his
pets aal sstais 4 nsa4aceui g ay BE gusi debts
contracted bcfetr hit runrfianshin-ana fhstri s4i
Is conducive 70 the hssi htsrrst u Ella said ward &
ssi AZ sata estate, and put ne arails thereof Il Ia
iefeti 90 invest TIE a&e Ia stocks q ether estate
Nhsreapcn i vAs ordered thal sald application T.
heard At a rroiate Cear, neat 10 b. holden a ~
Frplnis olii1a ID Manchester, 10 and Coz aAid Dis
irlei on The lat Medne s8ay of January. 1864 ANA
that hoioe thereof b. given b publishing this order
tAfee weeks kaeeessively IN TIE MANcHEsrrK JopR.
NAL printed a. said Manchester, previous 70 said
time a hearing.
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Wanted.


A BOY g learn the Printing business. Age
"A between 10 and II years. Apply al the
JOURNAL OFFICE,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

I'VE, the subscribers, being appointed by the Hon
w the Probate Court, for the District II Manch-
ester, Commissioners 70 receive examine and adjust
the claims aud demands Of all persons agalnststhc
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The statue q Freedom, just put in
rs place on top Of the national capitol,
was cast with The labor of slaves.
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Harvey Sykes.
Commissioners Notice.

I'VE, the subscribers, being appointed by the Hon.
w theiProbatd. Court, for the District of Maneh.
ester Commissioners to receive examine and adjust
the claims and demands Of allIpersons against the
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NOTICE
hereby given that my wife MARIAHE WIrU.
. kkELl. has left my bed and board without any
Just cause or proy0clton and refuses to live with
ne ana hereby forbid any person harboring or
trusting her on my account for | shall pay no d9lts
q her contracting after this date
RICHARD l.. WITHERELL.
WIDhall, Dec Goth, lsG3--33
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GiT AFT + OF YERM oaN TT.
~ kaackeaer Distrid, %.
Ats PruhAis' Court holden at Manchester IN and
iar sad District os,ho soth day q December, A d
Present Iion..U, 8 KENT. Juaee.
~ instrument IN writing purportlng 70 be- the
ast.will and testament o. sc IS ASNA.iIlfF late
o. Dorset IN said District deceased, was presented
% Aaid Court Cor probate.
Whereuppn u was ordered that said inssrumehthe
proved ata Probate Court 70 be hoden.Ai tbs ePfo.
bat otee n Manchester, ID and for said District
On ihe last Wednesday Of January. 1854 aud that
notice thereof b. given by publishing this order three
weeks successfully 10 The MANcHEsrTE JouENA al.
printed a. said Manchester previous 70 said time ~
nearing H. X, FOWLER Register
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fENilE ANNUAL MEETING Of the Manchester
Agricultural Library Association viii he
ned 2, a. The Town Hall Factory Point, on MON.
DAY, The 18Th Inst. at d r. "
GEO. l. ANES, seoy.
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q themselves 2 friends would de- wsIi 70 ea 49,,
-l A..ssH val b esn gire them perfect salts.
hetaa dhose having Uarsesrtstrfs-. - k,n5.-.
igPfs eaa hafe ihem eopsed Is fsh8taeraphs wg.t
cksraisd espsiy - vel IN eioadg Msathsr s,nat,
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Fesss oaia aasi sHatalae sssecisnrut
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Joseph U,.Leonard.

lae Of Manchester in said District deceased and al
50 al claims and demands exhibited IN offset there
70; and six moyths from the l4th day Of December,
1863 being allowed by saM Court for that purpose
We do therefore hereby give notice that we Willat
tend to the business Of our appointment at Wander.
Ups Inn in said Manchester, on the 4th day Of june
1854, from one until four o'clock, r NJ
Dated a. Manchester this 18th day Of December
a. J. GRAY. Ii
IAS u III. AlK lNom
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

I'VE, the subscribers, being appointed by the Hon.
w the Probate Court for the District Of Manches.
er' Commissioners to receive. examine and adjust
ne claims and demands Of all persons against the
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DEATHS.

10 Marriages and Deaths inserted FRFE obit
uaiies including poetry, inserted at five cents Inc
10 advance
In Sunderland. Dee 18th, ofdiptheria, EUGENE.
son Of tlsgcy Thomas, aged years
IA sunderland Dec 22d, very suddenly, JOHN
CARROLL, aged "a years
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RUTLAND.
Take .Sofice.


NVt LII feivrH hznks to the Inhabitants ef Mss.
w ehtstsr snd tirtaify TT their lliarsi fstS.,r
ass hffttatsre ana woala saf fhat ke ssff ssgit y
ts~n but Two Weeks ioaEes. II tl.sTe az srs II
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LIBERATION. NOTICE.
NollCE Is hereby given that have this day
~ given my son, DAVIS WILLIAMS his time
during thc remainder Of bis minority and hereafter
snail claim none Of bis earnings or pay any debts Of
bis contracting
Wahall, May ist, 1seJ-s3 ''i''-''
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COmmls.loncrs'.No,lcc

WE the subscribers, being appointed By the Hon
w The Probate Court Tor the. District q Mansh.
ester. commissioners 20 receive, examine and ad-
just the claims and demands Of all persons against
the Estate Of
Harvey Sykes,
late Of Dorset IN said District deceased and also all
claims and demands exhibited In Offset thereto; and
six months from the 80th day Of December 1864 hc.
ing allowed By said Court for that purpose We do,
therefore hereby give notice that we Will attend to
the business Of our appointment at the late dwelling
house OF said deceased In said Dorset on the last
Thursdays of February aud June, 1864 from one %
fonr o'clock 7, NJ. ta4A
Dated Of Dorset this 30th day Of Dec. A. VI iS6s
LAUREL b. ARMSTRONG.
HOMER A. WILLIAMS, Com'rs
SO NORTON SYKES,
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-04
The Last Hope Fails.

The last kope Of the Confederate gov.
eminent of any assistance from England
was frosted at the opening Of Parliament
Mr.. pisrseli, in a speech on the Queens
address, complained, among other things,
Of the omission Of sny allusion to Ameri-
can affairs. Lord Pslmorston replied to
Disr4eli, and stated, in effect, that the
policy Of England was SO well established
towards this country that any sllusion to
it in the address would be surplussge. In
the course Of his remarks he said:
"Why, we have over and over again
lsmsnted, and still continue to lament, the
Of that war, and we have de-
elared more than once that her Majesty 8
government profess to act and intend to
continue 10 act; upon q principle Of strict
neutrality in regard to that contest Un-
less the House had thought that her Maj
esty's government was going to depart
from that course, Of which there is no in
dicsion whatever, it would have been
matter Of surpluBsge to have Allied the
speech with a repetition Of the statements
made on former occasions, and which are
still binding upon her MsjeSty's govern
ment"
In view Of this, the Southern Indepen-
dencs Association in England may as we'll
put up its shutters and hang 8 sign "To
Rent on its establishment.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-04
yesterday Afternoons Dispatches
FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, March ).
We hsve Richmond papers to Monday last, in
elusive. The war news is not important.
Dispatches from Qemopolis Of the 22d repre-
sent the Union forces under Sherman making q
retrograde movement. The stories Of the cav
airy fight in Northwestern Mississippi are about
the same as ours from Memphis.
Grants movements bothered them, though
they claim that his advance has been repulsed.
They say the Union force passed through Tun-
mel Hill on the 26th, and would not propably
make q stand nearer than Chickamauga-
Longstreets retreat is partially confessed.
Mobile dispatch Of the 23d says that hre was
opened that day upon Fort Powell. Six monitors
and four gunboats shslled it all day.
The Florida affair is made much of, and with
reason, but the rebels concede severe losses on
their side.
Lieutenant Cansien, U. s. regulars, one Of the
escapers from Libby, has been re-taken.
Thirty-one Onion prisoners escaped while GO
ing from Richmond to Georgia, near Augusta
The editorials Of the journals before US are
full Of brsg about the bright prospects Of the
South, and the desperation, decentralization,
bankruptcy, and utter .hopelessness Of the
North.
The Ti1nes' special says nothing reliable has
reached Washington this evening concerning
Kilpstrick's movements.
There vas report at Brandy Station to-day
brought in BY deserter, thst our cavalry had
torn up several miles Of the track Of the Virginia
Central railroad between Louisa Court House
and Toiereville.
deserter further states that the troops which
had been dispatched to Richmond to defend il
against our cavalry were obliged to return, owing
10 break IN the road. Several bridges were
destroyed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-04

- WAsHEGroE, March 9.
The Star says General Custar has returned 10
this side Of the Rapidan from his cavalry expe-
dlton, having successfully accomplished the
part OF the work Whi9e he started out to do. He
haFrassed the flank OF Lees army eonslderabIv-
and near StaudardsVills surprised the rebel
camp, which he burned and totally DESTROYED,
captured number Of prisoners, and got possess
SION OF number Of horses. General Custar did
not lose man in the expedition.
Nothing IS officially known OF the whereabouts
OF fitzpatrick. It's said in well informed circles
that on Monday he was al SpottsylVania Court
House, which, according to the Gazette, Is forty-
FIVE miles from Richmond
An otheer WHO GrIiVsd here tonight from the
Army or the Potomac reports that when last
heard from, ne was within eighteen miles u
Richmond This, however, may be mere sur
MISE As there Is no communication by which
such fact could be ascertained Custaris move
ment was 70 deceive or draw of the attention OF
the enemy while Kilpatrek journeyed in auoth,
er direction. The supposltiOn is that he sol A
tar tart with no danger in his reaF. He Ger
tainly has had sufficient time to reach Richmond.
II such was part Of the plan OfOperations
Provost ha9shal General fry issued aeircnlar
to-day ordering Boards OF EnFOllment to com
menee the draft on the 10th in ali snb-distnets
which had not filled their quotas before the lat
inst. All volunteers Whe Actually enlist before
the qratt Is made viii be deducted from the quO-
tas. lfthe quota is not filed by the first draft,
Boards shsll make further drafts until the entire
quota is obtained. =
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FOREIGN NEWS,

HALIFAX, March 5.
LOSlGS, Feb. 20.-The Paris correspondent Of
the Times, says that Napoleon will notfAil in any
opportunity given to him to march French troops
to the Rhine.
Little eredence is attached to the intention Of
France to recognize the Confederates.
All was quiet st Duppal on the 18th.
In consequence Of the circuitous movements
Of the German.troops, the Danes were compelled
to evaeuate Holding, in Jutland. A cavalry On.
gagement subsequently took piece, without de-
Thirteen men OF war were ordered to ses to
protect German merchantmen.
The Danish frgates in the English Channel,
had OVerhsuled numerous vessels.
Lord Palmerston, on Friday night, spoke
strongly as to the Austro-Prussian invasion, and
was loudly eheered. He declined saying what
the Government would do if the Germans en-
VIM. Moore, formerly British Consul at New
Orleans, had died in England.
ITALY.-The Paris correspondent Of the Times
says:
Rumors not unlike those shoat preceding the
Italian war are in circulation.
Now, as then, it is said agents are in France,
buying up arms and munitions of war OF all des-
criptions on account of the Italian government,
and naval stores are purchased by them with
the permission OF the French government 1t is
consequently conjectured that an attack on some
part Of the Adriatic is eontem plate by the Ital
ian government.
PoLAED.-The insurgents attacked the Russian
garrison at Kuskie, and drove them out Of the
town. Inc RUSSIANS were Lnen atLacE9Q " an
other party Of insurgents, and defeated them
with heavy logs.
VERY LATEST PER CANADA.
PARIS, February 2I.-Msximilian will visit the
Courts OF Brussels, Paris, and Windsor, while
waiting for the compliment OF votes collected by
the AuuEtam Cutajos Of the principal Mexican
cities. The Arehduke will be preAeut at the
baptism Of the son OF the Prince Of Wales, and
on quitting England will proceed to Vienna, and
officially receive the Mexican deputatiOn. When
| thsdeputation receives the assent OF the Empe-
rot Of Austaia, it will proclaim the accession Of
Macmillan.
LATEsF-LVERRo0L, February 20.--Cotton sales
| to-day 1900 bales, market closing dull and pri-
ces weak.
Breadstuffs quiet and steady, except wheat,
/ which is hrmer.
Provisions fat.
LIyERPooL.-Consols 9O1<99l,
Illinois Central sharss 9O1ssl915 discount.
Erie shares S2764
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PORRIGN.NRWs,

n,n-,, HALIFAX, March &
The Royal Mail Steamship Canada from Liver
pool 18th ult, via Queenstown 9lst hss arrived
The Australian tFo{n New York, arrived At
Queenstown on the 1ath.
Ihe rebel steamer Georgia had LEFT Brest.
There was vague rumor that France intends
aoon TO recognize the Southern ConfedeTaoy.
Inc German forces have entered Jutisnd
Paris Bourse was fat ReAtes 66f $50
line Areh Duke BsK milan will visit the Courts
Of Brussels, Payis and Windsor before lesying for
Mexico, . -
concols closed at sOJz. The fall Of fnnds was
caused BY the speech OF Palmerston. There are
increasing Tears Of other complications arising
The English squadron In the Tapus has bean
ordered to return to England.
Cotton, dull and weak
hreadstuffs, quiet and steady.
Wheat, frmer.
Provisions, fiat.
=, me n Ireneh policy seems to be setting tn favor
warning to Prussia
l4e sEeaR1er Great. Eastern has been chartered
oY ,siass, Elliott Company, to lay the Atlantic
cable during the summer of 1855.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-04

NEW YORK, March g.
The gunboat WateTee went to sea from Wash
ington, yesterday. Her supposed destination is
the Pacific.
Brigadier General Barny, inspector Of artillery,
has been relieved from artillery duties at Wash
ington, and ordered 10 rsDoTt to General Grant.
Captains Sawyer and Flynn, who we're SEN
fenced to death at Richmond, in retaliation for
the hanging by General Butler Of tive rebel spies,
have been exchanged.
A special to the Post from Washington, March
I'd, says
One OF the first re suits OF General Grants pro-
motion to Lieutenant Generalship, will be impor-
tant changes in the Army Of the Potomac.
Advees received here to-day Of January .5th,
nom Capetown, confirm the seizure Of the pi-
rate Tuscaloosa. Previous 10 seizure, the Amer
ican Consul, Graham, had commenced suit in
the Vice Admiralty Court for restitution to own
ers of quantity Of hops and tobacco, smuggied
into CapetoWn from the bark Sea Bride. The
Government asserting to hold the goods subject
to ths order Of the owners, the suit Wss with
drawn.
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RIOT IN DAYTON.

DAYTON, OHIO, March 3.
party Of twelve or fifteen furloughed soldiers
Of Company @, 44th Ohio regiment, went into
the Empire office at noon to-day, and complete
ly riddled the establishment. After the work
was done the soldiers went to the Court House
steps and the leader made speech, IN which
he took upon himself the whole responsibility Of
the act. By this time large crowd had gath
cred, and z. s. Young Esq, and r. G. CorWine,
made speeches in order TO allay the excite
ment. During the speech OF the latter a
man in the crowd made an offensive re-
mark about the Government protecting the
niggers, when the soldieys made q rush at him
In the melee dozen or more shots were fired,
resulting in the wounding Of two soldiers, and
in the death Of q man named Daniel Carl from
Tppecanoe, who was mere spectator. BE vas
struck BY q ball in the lungs, and died in a few
moments He leaves large family to mourn
his loss.
Captain Badger, Of Company @, was arrested,
and admitted to bail in the sum Of $500.
THERE'S much excitement In the city, but as
all parties condemn the act it is not likely that
any further trouble will grow out Of it.
The home guards, however, are under arms
to preserve the peace Of the city should it agsin
be threatened.