The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-11-26
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SAY AsNAaa - 3 tMt# s #faR 2 y IL - e.
Is hralari. Mr Geo. Pratt. young man
~ yrsfs Il SO. "a attempting viih b.
ioss. 60 ihrov tie band rom ibs drive laetl
ef ,ilre,hsng.maehlae, was caught and
ilnawa yio'et.ilg against tie machine and
Instantly Killed ~ The breaking II l4ls
uork Mr. Pratt vas the tie son y q. ".
Pratt 4 SISTER q she yoaag man died On
Ssiaidaf. aud both we're burisd 90 sun
DAY. Md Rsgtsfer.
a LAaog Fms The new dwelling
liouserf Alta a. Nlchnls. " Barre, iosrih.
~ wiIh ihres bart,s. and lvo shsds atlaeh-
81. 30 tons u bar, 700 bushels a cali.
20 lashels u wheat, roo i,ishel. Of POTATO
6. quantiiy VI apples, lols, aud older
articles u less value, MAS totally c.snsDmsd
by fire, 90 The lGih al,. The total loss
S33u0---insured $1,000 in the Vermont
Mutual - BAR Sentinel
Abner Eyerts, Of East Mid
dlcbury. hung himself in his barn ON Mou-
day OF week before last.
The cavalry regimen, has selected Rev
J. II. Woodsard for chaplain. A good
selection.
Fire.--A fire consumed the ianncry Of
james A. Pollard, 10 Ply mouth, at Union
vile, on the 9th inst Loss estimated al
$4,000, with an insurance Of $500.
TnE BuTLkR RKGfMENr.--This Regi-
ment, 10 be attached to General Buffers
New England Brigade, is TO be raised i'm
media,ely. II is now thought that it will
rendezvous In this village, and il is ex-
pccted that Judge Thomas will be its CON-
mander.--Brdaford Telegraph.
Milton Pierce, A. A. Fairbrother, and
A. 5. Kills, who went in the 4th Regiment,
have recently died Of typhoid fever. They
were all from Westminster.
Col. Mulligan, Of the Lexington battle
notoiiety has returned TO his home in Chi.
cago, and received grand reception from
the people OF the wide-awake city.
Jusr OsE YEAR.--Abraham Lincoln
was elected President, November 6, 1860
On the next day, the 7lh, his election be-
coming known in Charleston, the federal
officers there resigned their places, prepaia.
tory to tie secession OF the States. In
t,cI, on that day South Carolina resolved
10 secede.
One year afterwards, to day, the
I United States fleet began 10 throw shells,
at The rate OF " 2000 per hour into the
forts OF Port Royal, and the first landing
Of the government forces was made upon
the territory Of $ u h Carolina.
We find thefollowing singular commune
cation in the National lntelisencer Of Sat
urday -
yellow Citizens; Lower the market
For the sake OF the poor, and the men oil
small income, lower the market Dam up
her, aud the run will stop outside. Let
every man cease 10 bug, i'll, as a general
thing, articles gencraly come down t" euiy-
/ five, thirty and.a.halt, even fifty per
cent. Learn TO do without. 'What is the
price ofthai goose 4 Answer One dollar
and twenty-five cents What is the price
OF that roek-hsh Pa small one, quite.)
: hlaNct Oht hOtIuI. ANoh, SnHHVt q
man, who is man, do without goose and
rock II lie cannot, he is himself a goose
and poor at that. And even as 10 luel-
Indispensable eeonomize, economics and
invent, too, it possible, some saving-plan
Of heat from fuel. PCBLIc Coop"
| The BLOCKADE AND SLAVE PRoP-
ER1Y.-Wm. I. Specs, Of Middle Fennes-
zee, now refugee in Louisville, KY, thus
refers TO the blockade
Ii the blockade il rendered effcctual
and kept up, a hundred Mana, sas victories
would fail TO establish Tie Southern Con-
iederacy. The blockade is literally rain
ing tue running il in It's tenderest
point--Slavery. Ii il could be maintained
ior years, venture TO say no man
would consent TO own, or buy, or accept
as a free gift, single niger south of the
Tennessee line. Even al the present price
OF niggers there, masters cannot afford 10
raise negro children. " 1t is worth mig
ger to raise one," Is southern provcrb
even in flush times. II will soon BIZ worth
/ three niggers to raise one.
I COMMODORE DuPoST-The Philadel.
phia North Am rican says:
mo one was better or as well qualified
/ FOR the head OF the great expedition Al
Commodore Dupont. His whole heart is
in bis country's troubles, and he would
cheerfulIy die, as the gallant Lyon did, 10
promote her welfare. lie entered the navy
as midshipman when just Twelve years age
and he is now in the prime Of his physical
life. With more than forty years expert
ence in his profession, aid well disciplin.
ed and cultivated mind, he unitcs every
quality which can distinguish great naval
captain. il does not, in our estimation
deiract from his abilities that be walk:
humbly before his God as a Christian sol.
der and gentleman. No one has evel
sailed with him who does not honor anC
love him, while no ships ever exhibited
better discipline than those which he com
handed. He was always firm, but kind
rigid, bur lenient. No profanity ever pol
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