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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-12-26

b., ~ for a,g be- FIR IN lime -PLASrAr.os
BtrEEs.
iioI last TO that which is good.
Never be without PLANTATION PfrTErs IN the
house.
Thrice Is &c atmtd rte hdh hh quarrel jua"
Thrice ARMED agsnst Diseasr il le WHO always
has bottle u PLANrAnoN Bilinns Ia tie house.
"Fftreaa1i is hHfr thin cure"
lL3NTAJIpN trrttm VII prevent aud cure Dys.
pap-ia, Vertigo, Headache, Heartburn, and All
mN ae-foudcni ana unhappy feelings. Relief
in five mUutct
~ f1ae n Pt1cs FrfPrrt for W,fr.H
v len goa ne W b feel the first unpea,ant in
dteatf3ns q approaching sickness, tuke PLAsrA-
RIOS flrfEEs They ire q sure preventive AID
safe o. 9.0lnlehc anl 6fiary aorauge.ucats
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-12-26

J u Bennett iaie agdiior d Yrgiaa.
under Esr~ iii.ly Nmili, administrator.
explains wlia came = the sZi,0JJ Of
specie brlon-in. u iIe site, upoa tie
evacuation u Redmond. TIE Governor.
having hrs, helped himself 10 5000, d..
frib1ted ihe remainder vn0ng the STATE
officers, eIy 2 each neblter p. he Lrgis
lalare tiir p.uance q twenty d5iiars BE
auditor pabltsbe. Ing !ist 81 disiaba
tees.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-12-26

FAMOUS WOMEN. Arlemus Ward has
be n in PoitIani. Tie Press says thai
when he was holding tdrth at Deefiog
Han, the other night, lie referred 20 To-
progress OF our nation daring the last Gay
Jeal S, and illustrated the progr s. Of our
development IN railroads, steamb iais, lcle.
salIs and y omen. No other r,tou bad
such an array. We mdo'iify years ago
Look al ilusrions eXamnles. Lo3k at
Lucy Stone; look Al Mis-, Dickinson; look
at Mis-. Paa.nstol; look at Iaaes Bo
chaaca.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-12-26
Blush. Neutrality.

The Whole civilized world will understand by
President Johnson's Message that cur G3yernmen,
i net disposed to rest passirsly under The inpu-
dent treatment we have received from England
towards he shareholders rebellion. Unwilling to
refer Der conduct to an hou.raJle "ar6i,ratiou, &"
she eyilelty desires TO pay ligtle or nothing.
asking iur JOINT commission" to say nliat her
phi shall be Doubtless the dnal adjustment Il
these troubles niil Le delayed As long possible,
bus the time TT reuulemti4n mmt come =
Since tie war o. lsl2-li nothing los called 30
ioudly f0rslera redress as the course Of Eusland
during our late dreadful war. How she auetted
the soata vita ships, gus, small arms, ani an
neeiial stores, aud eaabeda riratcal craft y
search every sea fer on, commerce. j. too familiar
for repetition al home or abroad This sort Of
acHiaitig must BE- ne, On the square, Or we may
give up aIlwheucSer circumstances become ia
N0rbie tor such neutral power
WesaalI loek tn Congress to sci about the
work VI indicating the cmimSof justice aud hon
or aae tas greatest nation On the globe. We
should depgro Foreign war as great evil, but
il il must come let i be when the country is 50
abuldiuty supplied suh Oh Ihe materials neo-
essary 10 make JOHN Boil fse ,kat the payment
Of several uil49n. sterling is cheaper than the
less. perhaps, Of toe Canadas, the destruction Of
her e,Ith on Tie high seas aud the sacrifice CT
bupau hie.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-12-26

The Mississippi Legislature recently
pa sel bill, prohibiting freedmen from
enIiaa ~ leasing .aad., the knowledge of
wHch being received ut w shiGglon, Pres
ld.Ut ) .hnson directed il % be disregard.
ed, and Cen. Howard immediately issued
an 1er to the above effect.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-12-26

The Savannah Herald contains m order
fgom Colonel Brgart putting the town Of
Thomas lie Ga, under martial law, a.
the muacipal government la unable to
protect Tive lives and interests Of its in,
hahnaul- ~ prevent attempts ut assps-
,inm9u Of uuarmed United States sold.
ltrs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-12-26

On AT RfDlpfI9N ExrEsUirgEss.
lt Is stated l.at - expenses VI the
Nar Department inr tie ensuing year
will b les thar 100000 ~ dollar
againit NJ expenditure during Tic pco.
iog year u over 5lG000e04
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-12-26

DECLINED Acorr1ANcE- Pres,d vi
johnson has positively declined to acc b
q carriage made for hin ry tie workin II
II the army repair shop after hsir 30 K
ins hours and it hos been purchased ~
Secretary Stanton. II Uad 10 lie said
during tie war that il a general officer
sent broken nieelspoke to til. repair
shop be would reccYr AT entire new wag-
%, with ihe exception 81 The wheel in
alich there would be the brokea spoke
neatly spliced.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-12-26

THg NV CosGREss.-A WASHINGTON
correspondent gives tie f3Ilosiue compli-
intniary description Of the new Congress
Tile personal appearance Of this Con-
gress in face, fres. manner AID ia that
iudegnasle something which we call air
e tsr hyperion, as our memory reports. 10
anything in the history or tie past. There
seem 70 be but iew repres natives d the
class Of last men. whe formerly figured
y cutpieuonsly 10 Nashihgton-no dap-
per, ahipperSnaFper locking specimen. /,
lie roughs 800. 20 ecaree. and ihe greas
mas wear az air Il thouehif.lne.. az
though they understood aud tgli The mag.
niade Of tie errand that brought hem 70
lhe Cspiio
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-12-26

Tie Trent ae 8 lsTie vessel associs
ted a.ia lie seizure q II son aul Slidell
hs aa' ng survived ibe an rlrn war.
A .-l So olais Sue was a. she Isle O
Dogs here sie was 10 bs Ken up
Her career Is eHdg1
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-12-26

EN,lEBELs Is MEXICAN CLOVER
Isham G. Harris, the rebel Governor Of
Tennessee, gives an Interesting account Of
his fight from lhi, country, and his settle
menl in Mexico. Tiers are about d doz.
en- rebel Governors and Generals there AZ
together. They were all received by the
Emperor, who expressed deep sympathy.
and made them Commissioners Of lmmi.
gratih. Harris has TAKEN large and
rich coffee plantation aud pants IN glow
ing coIors the attractions Of The country
He evidently lhitk, il might make a iara.
disc for discounted rebels aud ncoosola.
bic copperhe He dates at Coidoya.
Mexico, Nov. / 2, and say ia conclusion
There are about tniuy cJblederte>
nov here, all Of whom aiIl locate tIpr
lands and commence the work 81 settlement
within week or ten days Ih. place
where we begin the first colony WIS hi.h.
" improved and IN a high state Of culi,a-
1ion a hundred years ago. The extensive
ruins Of what were one magnificent stuc-
.uras, show thai ih.se hacieudjes were
highly productive, ard the / ONES Of wealth
luxury AID refinement, but about huy
years siace slavery was abolished IN tue
State OF Vera Cruz and the propricofs Of
these magnificent estates left The countr,
with the large fortunes they Lad allow d
Item TO lie idle and 60 forum. The huid-
ings upon each Of hcsc places must have
cost from 100000 to 100000 The
CHURCHES held the prorcry until about
1--WE years since, when il was taken by the
Governments aud the Go, erunem now
sell, il 70 Us for Colonization, al one dollar
per acre. in quantities Of SIX hundred and
forty acres 10 ach head OF family ald
thce handred and twenty to ach single
men. On q credit ofonp, Two, three, four
and i've years This i the beginning Of
ihe fir,t colony 10 Mexico. Among those
WHo poposa TO setde iumediatlly are,
Gems Price and Shelley, from Missouri
Judge =, rku> Of louisiana, and my self.
The resources Of this country are such rs
to incure fouane 70 the energy aud indus
Try that have usually characterized our
people TIE wonder is that they have
been permitted TO remain 'underyeloped 80
long, but this is the most Indecent, laz}
and worthless population ON earth
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-12-26

4 wraieru man, who is in The special
confidence Of the mu,srat., says ibat We
shall have, tbs time, uie hsllesl winter
"e baye bad 'or fourteen ycafs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-12-26

Ana luI FuroH FRtfpoN The
~ gtsrn forts around Washington which
ate retained iar hc purpose Of dcica.e,
afr Gov g1usaml bAlNa regiments OF
culprgi troops, 0ne q these regiments
was raised in klnlueky sixteen meulh,
ago, when ninety pei cent, we're slaves,
aai unabla q rad 81 wife NV nearly
al u item can read and Nrde we'll, and
VIII paid 81 this week four companies
Of them deposited upwatd OF $1,000 in lhs,
Ere. dMen SaNings B.nk.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-12-26
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ment OF Church or S,ate Tb.r m,n,,.
both IN worshin and i III. o,diasr, .gir.
Of lie, we're such a. 10 hing onoo ,,cm +,
The ridicule Of All Who d,d no, e,,a,,.,,
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-12-26

Tie Dutch Ambassador at Washing on
has made Piteuus appral toE un inN ea \,
OF pay on ihs groonl Of HE increase Of
living ia His countrr stating ttai he so
hard up lhat he, is obliged 10 Give up his
establishment and take lodgings near a
BARRIERS shop, bu The Government q the
\ therlands has refuse his reasonable re-.
quest.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-12-26

Iamariiae be Freachaaa las polish
81 z dis4uI.don proving shsi America Is
ihe property d Europe AID rhe little
plt 81 Napoleon and Macmillan asub.
lane conception, conception q safety FOR
America and tie World
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-12-26
NONE paLUaILE rHaN GoLDe
BIyaiI'1 Life, Pills
PtMIfl IIiE nLOOD.

Remove 3eaiaehs bbIucas. GIddiuefs Drowsiasss.
Unpleasant DRAINS llHuess ~ sls5t iadigs sii9n,
Cieanfe tls slpWaeh aed Bowels,
ia,are Hss Lam 10 tbs dst,Hlateaaad
RESTORE fHL SICK 10 PERrEcr HEALTH
Try hea tbay only go. u esus ag8 q sou e4uee, get
item z s4.s aaigsl s.n8 .4a money fsnf BRYAN
aHsuHnar Fhf sieg8n EGl Bgai 81 n - Boa 5ui9 aad
ihri wll Is scat ri rtiHrn uialt post % q
Iie4lstp suppilsd " DeIlas BsEAts GO Wholesale
Agents New OH
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-12-26

ite leatssaa LEGISLATURE vas badly
eeiimltrd a .es DAYS alee 4 es,amn.
ns toa VS. rreNul hy he senate. n
aieh Il to.leen /. he opening The
ened s 5 committee 81 lsalcs. act.
g Is tie aBne 81 alafse number 81 i6val
lsiie. q Nee Orleans, wish Is present
Yaaf heaoFah.r tody eth United Sale.
Hag Ns lbc Senate received the eorn.
maf c,fH seep~i lee &, and aAe1
tusln i.e s'-o0a .er &, frnsl re.
@ har.ly atrihey impaired Is
thr ls.iu ha Rouse 81 Representative
ipt the purpose 81 eleHjug a State Priu.
ief lha da1, performed, they returucd
lo iae chsmhr aal ord rid, Forthwith,
thai everything relating 10 the letter and
ttg saosll bg espurgsd from he journals
u lllt seua.e the interval The fact
bad baked oal liWt Che adies desiring 10
make ihe Presentation we're e8loFcd.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-12-26

Naasisg - sE1ilas-On Thanksgiving
say ptsiy tfggosg people aelt o. % ti.e ihili-
pm q Gr Haynes il psra. aal Use IL beiss
Ft8 ta.p, tAree V the Dass sut iui8 the pa,er
afi sne 81 aors Use, aoald probably have been
ie,t 3 a aai seae aeafds aBl a long repe bern
esf.snei, ~ fas nas, uaifunais cne, rcsss-
e.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-12-26

An ENGLIsn ACCOUNT or SOUTHERN
AFFAlRs The London Times has sent a
correspondent TO travel over the Southern
States, M report concerning the state q
business and OPTION among the people
: In, his las letter, ,peakiug Of the scarcity
ii subsistence for Gen. les army while
il was defending Petersburg aud Richmond
lie says: There were abundant proyis.
ions il the Carolina. aud G eoraa 10 keep
The Confederate amy comfortably forihrce
years. Tie reason why they were mol
procured is simply, d, have been assured
~ the strongest al erclts Of tie Conicd-
etacy, that tie owners would not part with
lbrm They bad lost flpir fith in Con.
tolerate zap r In he meanwhile Sher.
man came upon d N from behind and
carried IF everything ihcy Lad, md small
IS the Iity ] have h,ml Sle.sed
tor b. losers they woull rather. M
pained soaiher1 soldier to me. 'ba,e
seen III OF CTS die Of Hunger dian
missed ciance Of making a
litle money They lent us negroes some.
times h assist d making tori-. ard claim
"a taem o. the day agreed upon FOR their
reiura. no mtltar how hasd aus our need
Of them lHry cared more 10 heir ne
graes than they did ior their wn sous
Til, i The spirit "a wilch The .ufIeIers bj
Shermau's raid are ,poseu d The South.
Virginia, excerpt portions 81 The western
part in which Union feeling prevailed.
gave up ere'yihlng' he oher State. gas
np very liita moF lban hey we're obi liz
~ 10
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-12-26

MAYOR IIorrnAN. The newly elected
Mayor of New YORK Is Only 80 year, old.
H. graduated II uuion College in 1916
Mas admitted 20 practice Law on h.s t@ch
50 first bi,th day was ieated a. u can.
didaty for the office Of UNITED States It 80
rit attorney in 1860, because Mr. Bu-
chanan thought him TOO Dung; was cho.
scr recorder (priueipaI crtm nti j. l5c) Of
NV York it, me tall Of nae same year
Was re rlea.d in / So 10y 10000 on OF
GIL 600 votes hi, conduct during HE mem
cradle rists % lbat year having conmead
ed lin 10 She support Of every party tac
tioa. lie is described rs "c'cg ,nt in per
son, b4s a fine face and II A. !, Of rcady
speech, j, allied b, marriage with pue d
The be.l families in the city, aud attend,
ST. AIMS protestant Episeola) church"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-12-26

D.gA.E aNoSo SwRE Nj G. ". Richard
,yu aul Mo.rs, a and Il u,.ey Of Laudgrase.
bayc recently iott Antuiag pigs from singular
disease. Aqs5mptoms are observed only loss Of
appetite AMI ,ie,sut sqlealng, aaich eontinnes
nofe q less II. they die, leaving ia one case and
q oelessia ~, NJ iuHaid trace Il tie cause,
excepting ua single case last year IlH dis
e4ss !, euiiey ICES u taas vicinity. and we
taiaA q eouil be sci foF bose slo give special
.-iseiiisa n tae diseases q aem siie animals 20
ss,t ssae hsht ulsa tat - jsei i iapy base i
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-12-26

NUMBER q Ms y rnR AHMr Don
ING TnE WAR From the annual report
Of Tie Secretary u War gather lie TO-
loving
Total ubeF Is Fofs rail,1 ~ 6asa
Atri lesi e. N1r 1871 .......-...... = 1si 10
Telsi 4l tfsasfs GsEalAed ..... h 65- 5k3
Iefa 81 lsst tfaofs pgtal1i tsIiaz he saF 1881
IS Fgatrst shutter 81 cgigrsa lsa4ls % ssfY4as
5gg Is ses ...........s....... 1850
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-12-26

o.sfEs TO all ID van, q a keg Of Eics oys-
teri, sc would say thas they sill Do web to bear
in miAd shai Prait, a, Gle Depot, has theu that
esaaa 6e teah VS. have tried them aud
"aaow whereof We sPeak
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-12-26

Tlsv - & a ts.t ls gafs.0ase
! talEaLll.er..lL -. ..aaln.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-09-19
TOLEDO MARKET.

TOLEDO. September l6, 1865.
FLOUR--Fine, 81 1895 IS; Superfne, S 500
90; Extra, 8 50@7 20; Double Extra aud Fancy,
50@9 so. Rye Flour, 80. L.I
GRAIN-Red Wheat lOO9l9Sc ambor Mchi-
gan I7O9l75c; new white 1900. Corn 65@8Sc.
Oats 37@3Sc. Rye Use. Barley l25e.
SALr--Fine 80 IS per bb; Ground Solar 2 so;
Coarse 2 60; Dairy, in bLls 5e Sacks 28c.
FREIGHrS-TOledo to New YOrk-4th class
l5c; -four soc. .frItff 80 ....
MsrcGants' Dispatch. Present rates from New
York and BOSTON to Toledo, all Eail-lst class,
lose; I'd class. l43c; 81 class, 94o 4th Glass; 76c.
Steam on Lake--lst class l2Ocj ID class l0Oc; Sd
class Csc; 4th class Soc. r
q GROCERIES--COttee Rio sea 33 ]<e; Java 400l
lie. SugaTs-raw sugar l2gl7c; ushed 2l1aci
granulated 2llke; A coffee 201Sc y coffee l9l6c;
c coffee lsGiS1fe. Teas Young Tyson, at 1909
l90c; Imperial l60Q12l0e; Black 90@l40c
Japan ll5dlS Molasses 901l2se. Sirups--
fair 50@70e; good 80995c; prime l00l0l2Oc.
Riee-Rangoon college; Carolina ll@ll11c.
W00L-Full-blood Msrino 50a55c; y and Y
do 45tG50c; u do 40@45o; extra pulled 50f06Oci
superfine do 450p55e; No. l do 4O050c.
HlDES--Green, cured aud trimmed, Sc; green,
cured and untrimlned, Te; green trimmed, &c; green
cured calf, l2H@l5e green calf zei green kip
Del green cured kip lOe; dry flint trimmed, l2l{@
i3e; dry satsd trimInad l0@llc; dry calf zoe; dry
kAc; sheep skins l5c 10 81 so.
LUMBER-Ciear $50; I'd clear S45 box $40:
stock boards SCI; common boards SIS; eulled do
SIS; fencing SIS; Gull fencing $l3j flooring stripe
$z6; I'd do $50; jnst, ssantling aud timber, Ii feet
and under, Sie; A ls-inch sawed shingles 90;
A i6-inch sawed shingles 90; l0-ineh sawed
shingles 9 90 and 90; clear and second dressed
6OOring az 90; common dressed hooring 81 90:
eommon dressed siding $50; "a and clear dEesssd
Eidiug S95; dressed stock common, l2-ineh, s7S;
dr..sed comm,u balrds s.0' Lath 1898 20.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-09-19
The ohio Ntate Fnir.

The State Fair, which closed on Friday last was
emnently successful in every department-said to
have surpassed any previous year in the variety
and excellence Of the articles on exhibition.
Our fellow citizen, JAMES W. Ross, Esq.,, took
the first premium in the awards on apples, as fol-
lows
Best ten varieties Of Apples;
Best six varieties of Summer and Fall apples !;
Best six varieties Of Winter apples;
Best-arranged basket of ten varieties
hest display OF apples in variety and quality
III varieties.
In pears, GEORGE Powers, Esq, Of this place,
took the first premium in the best display of thst
luscious fruit, aud the second premium in the best
display of three, five and ten varieties Of pears,
seVerally.
A correspondent Of the Cleveland Herald says
tn the collection Of pears by MT. Powers, he saw
one, the Duchess de AngouIele, that weighed IN
ounces, and on one branch were hanging twenty
pears ripe and luscious. The Northwestern section
Of the State, says the same correspondent, in the
display of fruit, took the palm.
Millinery, Cloak aud Dress Making.
We take especial pleasure in calling the attention
Of our fair readers to the advertisement Of Miss
KATIE MILLS, in another column. Her millinery
establishment in Maumee City is replcte with
choice assortment Of new aud desirable millinery
goods and fancy articles Of the richest and latest
styles, aud on the most reasonable terms. The
patronage of the ladies both sides Of the river is
already being directed 10 her establishment, which
u second 70 none outside CT Toledo.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-09-19
unimnrorea Land, for snlc.

so Acres. In Webster Township. the north half
Of the northwest quarter of section 20, tip O. range
II east. Wild land, and heavily timbcred. Ono.
third in hand; balance in payments from one 10
three years. H.r. ...-r.
zoo Acres, in Section 81, In Perry sburg Town.
ship, on cruss road, near the Plank Road. For
sale at bargain.
18O Acres, in Portage Township the northwest
quarter of section 20, township 4, range IL. j
go Acres, In Middleton Township, the north half
Of the southeast quarter Of sec. 2l p. G. range TO-
so Acres, ii webster Township north half or the
northeast quarter of section SO, twp. G, range IL.
40 Acres, In Middleton Township, east quarter
OF the northeast quarter OF sec, %, p. g. range H.
u 4 q n & 90 7 y W
20B Acres, In Portage Town shir. situate In the
north part of section 2S twp, 4, range Ii. This
tract Of land is offered low, upon easy terms
of PAYMENTS most desirable bargain. Eaid
so Acres, Lot No. 0, In Center Township. naFth.
quarter of the southeast quarter Of section 49,
township S, range IL. is n, magnificent tract Of
Land. with gnod, rich soil, heavily timberei and
well dtHhed. Offered at bargain.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-09-19
Valuable Sheep or Stock Tract.

400 Acres of Land in one tract. situated in
section Is. in the northwest corner Of Plain Town
ship, Wood County, one and a half miles south Of
The attention of sheep rasers and stock growers
generally Is especially ydincetcd to- the advantages
IN location and adaptstop OF this ddJ of lahd as
stuck growing tract. II is 0f the most desira-
purpose above named being we'll wstered and ad.
mirably located. Soil is rich, mellow and deep;
the tract comprises both prairie aud oak openings,
with sufficient supply Of timber to fence Il entire
The railroad interseets the western portion If the
tract On the east side the land is bounded by a
county road, aud On The west by what is called the
Towh-line Dtchi II Is well drained throughout
1t will be soldekctediFgly cheap, and Upon good
terms Of pa aynient. Here is an excellent bargain.