The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-06-04

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ysi strangers g ihase regions. {" FER 500 there
i a CREST jay reserved" 4, sta ses1 uFsu the
pors air q lh.s valley. anl = 60 eemmans p hes
fsr While aiih tbs ieras q N4tare
Il appears tha, tbs easrt 70 fsrln M.l.iary
Company at Dorset. % "Wednesday last, vas
failurs Bat Is che young pen have taken H.
aatier iato the,r haaas, We aay look or bsttq
results. Oar correspondent writes as tallovsL
I" The Captain wss present. at the time appoint
81, and ordered ibe beat u the drum q call the
Company together, but BE could not hnd enough
70 form even a Cdgporals guard. There were
many people present On the grouad, but fep who
showed any action Ct interest whatever, Under
these circumstances, WITH saeh indifference er-
pressed The part q the public, Tie Utlcer ten
derei his resignation with disgust This &C,
aroused the young men, and gave rev impetus
to their minds; aud Immediately they wcul 20
work forming a neN organization, cutillei " Tie
Dorset Cadets" and are determined % carry Il
Through al whatever cost, and make themselves
with their military spirit, an ornament 70 The
place,
4 SUNDAY ScuooL Picnic, composed Of the
sabbath Schools in Factory Point, Bennington,
SALISBURY, aud HousicA Corners, Is 70 be held 10
grove near the depot a, North Bennington, on
Wednesday. Jane u. Addresses are to be de-
liyered ty Clergymen, saperntendents aud other
! friends Of Sabbath Schools II sill undoubtedly
be au occasion Of great interest ana well attended,
f CurE IoEA.-0ur venerable townsmau, Sc
renus Swift, Esq, who We are happy 10 say has
just returned safe and well from a short business
i trip 10 Mississippi, informs rs that citizen Of
that State, Of respectable character and in good
standing, said 70 him IN conversation in softer
earnest, that he should not be a secessionist were
it not for the fact that Lincoln ras negro
that he liked the United States Government well
enough, but that he never would submit to be
goueraed By negro President.
1 THE BENNINGTON ASSOCIATION Of Ministers
met in Dorset, at the residence of Rev. ?. $
Pratt, on Tuesday last, IN the afternoon In the
evening sermon from the Rev, Mr., Jennings Of
Bennington, was listened to with marked aten.
ton, by an interesting audience, Some parts o.
the discourse were very patriotic, and showed
the earnest feeling which prompted his heart il
the cause Of Justice aud Liberty.
To GRASviLbE.-The contract for carrying tn,
mail from this place to Granville for the four years
ensuing the lst Of July next, has been AWARDED
to Abel Gilpin.
DEA ASA siMoNDs of Peru, died on Thursday
evening from the effects Of injuries received b.
the falling Of a shed near the depot last Monday
lie was man Of high moral worth, and the com
munity will deeply feel his loss.
, A COMPANY Of Zouayes has been formed in Ben
nington The following is a list Of the officers
Capt, John +. Pratt; Lieut., Chas. Benton; En-
sign, Geo. A, Wood, LIST scargt., Clark Rice; ID
George Marsh Cd, NJ. W. Stewart; 4th, W G
Benton; LIST Corporal, W. W. pufer; %, Jerom,
Benton 81, Henry o. Harwood 9TH, Henri,
sibley
LANpanoyn AnEAn.--Tho wife Of Arson Hi
Hard Of Landgrove, gave birth on the 18th inst.
TO three well developed infants.
W. r. DEAN, Esq, has a yealling bull, Of til
Ayrshire and Durham breed, which, the day h
J was 10 months old, weighed 1915 lbs. He is
bright red and well proportional.
GLAD OF i've are glad to know that Dru
and Variety Store is about to be opened in thi
village. This has long been needed. 1t is to b
: under the management Of c. f. 0ryis, Esq, VIII
J is admirably suited to render it worthy Of tb
public patronage.
DENTISTRY We had the pleasure Of mcetn
Dir. r. Baton the other day. at Arlington, an
Of examining his fine assortment OF dental instru
ments and specimens. The DR.. will be at Wood
worths Hotelin Arlington, Tuesdays and Wednes
days Of each week, during the summer. His lon
professional experience has rendered him ski
full operator Those who wish work Of goo
kind should give him call.
Ar FAoToRY POINT, j. c. Roberts keeps con
stantly on hand harness WORK, agricultural ia
plements, lumber, lime, cement, grind stones
q &C. AT the same place, s S Hill offers goo
assortment Of sofas, mattresses, chairs and othe
/ furniture.
. At Manchester, G. H. Walker is prepared I
furnish stoves, hollow ware, tin, copper, she'
iron, brass, and glass wares, and job work wit
G dispatch.