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have a nice time Of the upper
branch at Washington.
Cen'l Buckner.

The Yankees are not disposed to
Give up Buckner. In their Congress
a few days ago, Davis of Ky, intro
duced a resolution declaring that he
had seduced the State Guard OF
kentucky, and committed treason
and was under indictment for treason
AGAINST the United States IN the
District Court OF Kentucky; there
fore.
Resolrcd, That the said Simon
Ro|iyer Buckncr ought to be trans
t..r,ea to the civil authorities of the
limited States to be tried for treason
whereof he stands indicted.
A member from Iowa thought the
resolution should not pass, tor the
reason. that they ought not 10 keep
50 many Yankee officers prisoners
for the sake of sending Buckner
back TO kentucky to be tried fo'
hioh treason. The objection. gener'
.,l)v WAS no, on acccuat Of the III
Justice Of the proposed measure. b"'
only the apprehension OF retaliation
The following is an extract from
rrpor, Of the debate:
Mr.. Davis earnest y urged the al
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, Persons sending us remittances will be
good enough to send 40 other paper money
han Louisiana State or Confederate Notes
o. Shreveport Corporation n1 nnd n other cor
,,ra.io, bills are of no use to us, as we
r.nno. get them OFF our hands.
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!: re is another case for retaliation

::;r. is another case for retaliation.
lie New York Herald says
ca .lohn Owens, Il notorious rebel
t,;,,:, W hacker. was taken on his farm
il Monroe county. No. On tn; 9TH nlt
All IN accordance with the orders Of
Gen. .S:hofel1. ne was fastened TO 4
s.::-ip. and the contents oteight mus
k4ts found their way into his body
- begged hard 20 BIZ treated as Il
p~. soa,- of war.
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" NeNVs.-
--.--=---------=--
There were about 300 inmates OF
the Charity Hospital. which is an
unusual small number.
AN IMPORTANT ORDEH.-MnjOr
General Buffers General Order, No.
4G. requires all the Banks III "The
Department Of the Gulf to make
returns to his headquarters OF all
sums due 10 banks in any OF "the
States in rebellion, as the sums stood
on the first day of May last, and
also Of all changes since that date
aud up to the present time. ~ re-
turn Of all sums due the state ot
louisiana, or any Of the State 9th
!! GERS, will be. made in like manner
and checks or drafts thereon, IN favor
of said State or said State officers
vii! not be paid without permit
| from Gen. Buffers headquarters.
The following articl: is little
mysterious
| A Much NEEDED DES.DERATuM
! On all accounts i. is i.npcratlvelv
necessary that the people at New
! Drleaus should he as earl as posi-
bic placed in easy, direct and unln
trrupted communication with thu
interior of the contiguous States
We know that this under the CIR
cu,ns,anceS. canno, be done, except
ing under such restrictions, conditions
) and regulations rs the military pc"
cr NOW in the ascendant here NAV
see fit TO impose. But even untl
these uudeniabl- limitations. the res
, ,ora.ion of communication betwce
the people Of this city and th"S
= with whom. in the interior. the
have for wears been Oh terms OF III
most intimate. business, social an
friendly relations. is Jus; AZ thi
> time a matter Of tie most cAige1
necessity.
There exists. we have been mac
aware. OF late. II very erroneous Zee
: in. with regard ~ the people
ibis city, on the part O: a large r"
- tom Of ,ho<. IN this state. wiit
y had Ne but the means VI nau.
fire. intercourse with the IL, We cou
q rasilv r,veIs. and correct; b
T. which separated AS We are wIti4o
/ All opportunity ot explanation,
I" tending, ,aus, tend great 10 our
OF Jury. Not only for the present. b
II for the future. and the pcrmane
I" rood Of New Orleans. il Is expedlr
=" ifposSiblo that a better undcrs'an
"' in- with tc-arit 10 our relative T."
CT ton than now exists should be II;
rs and those who have he best inter"
he of the CITY ut heart, ana who II"
1t in their power - advance th'
- interests, Will. il is to b. hoped,
on prompt and willing % facilitate, in
G" practicable ways, - desirable u
sult
-. ';'i, ,,,.,ri,r- ,t' y .itl, odd
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"a Wednesday and Thursday "
hs1 ! few light showers OF rain.

CAauoof THE MEMPHIS.-N Z learn
fr:,,-,a reliable source, that the steamer
Memphis, which ran the blockade at
t;Aa-i aston some days ago, brought
1890 barrels Of powder, 1000 En-
fed rifles, 10000 pounds lead, sew
essl millions of percussion caps, and
large supply Of blankets, govern
m .at, besides considerable quantity
q. assorted merchandise on private
account.
Ibis will serve US a good turn ii
til. present emergency, while we
nigh. add with truth that sufficien
arms have arrived at Confederate
po.:s within the past week, to swell
tn. number to near, if not quite, tel
ta,asand. together with ammunition
a. ali sorts il abundance.-Sayan
nai Republican. June 90.
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The Houston Telegraph sa.:, II re-
c.ived the following from one Il tia"
most reliable citizens of that place
FREEMAN, July 7th 1862.
Ed. Telegrnpl,.-I havejust arriv-
ed here and met with two gentlemen
also lust arrived, having left the camp
near Bolton on Saturday, VIII" state
that the day before they left an extra
from Little Rock. reached Bolton
which stated that Parsons Regiment
engaged the enemy. nine th"usanS
strong, some distance above Little
Rock.
His force being too weak to make
successful! resistance. commenced
falling back, AID continued TO do $"
for two days, whom he was reinforced
bv Darncil's regiment and other regi-
ments from Arkansas when the en-
| garemcnt became general The re
suit vas that the enemy was complete
| " routed with great loss in Killed.
wounded and prisoners. and the cap
ture Of their entire supplies. with 80
pieces of artillery.
| Parsons regiment suffered severe! Y
having los. about :2:1O inthc two days
fighting and rctreating. and an unsn'-
cesstul charge to break the enemy ;
ranks. ours, y.
Northern accounts Of the engage
Y,cut on White River. from the biil =
Argus Jane 18th
Memphis, June lo.-Ihr sunb"at
Conesta.o arrived this evening. bring
inc with i, the cunboat Mound t!tN
and with it the intclli gcncc Ola fear
tul disaster which occurred 10 :tat
Graf, on Yesterday. The tiotllia on
boats, engaged IA battery OF eight
guns AT ST. Charles, - miles from tie
moulin .! ltlt .I'tl, ANA 'tii U.s.
bat,l. eus,,.I. \ land force undo
4, command of Col. Fitch was pat -.
!, shore and WAS making all "ppro2r.
in the rear. when Il rit,.d shot ir"':
III. enelnvs batteries cn.cre" a..
ri Mound City, and struck the >t>H"
! drum on the boiler. riusing;ln iEst;tn
explosion. The effect was d!snSt""
:. Gus. The whole interior Of Tie hoa
in ,!.a Immediate vicinity, WAS bio"
ont. and tn. boa; tro;a stem to ste,
was tillct; with scalding steam
Scarcely :, man escaped its scath:n
effect, and ma GRITTY was killed /"
, the spot. Those who escaped ,lulApt
overheard and swan ashore, " nci
-, the enemy ut once fell upon and X.
ed them. Ia this way. out OF i
men. not - escaped. making loss
40 lnrn. The boat was almost ~
, died. and but for her grea. strenGs'
=, Unjust have been torn TO pieces.
-
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The Southern Confederacy.

The South, remarkable to say. has
been, heretofore, very backward IN
Repeated efforts have
been made by enterprising individuals
to establish different branches OF IN
dustry, which, had they met with the
favor due them would have resulted
in untold benefits, and their intrinsic
advantages would, at this trying time
he acknowledged. Yet, strange as 1t
NAV appear to some. every person
who was possessed of Il genuine spirit
of INCONSISTENCIES. and embarked IN
some useful undertaking in the South
was ridiculed and pronounced tool
for it was impossible for any sane
man to entertain such ideas. ne
harrenuess of the Confederate states
in this respect is attributable to her
own people. Enterprises OF the most
valued kind have repeatedly been
Drought pe''i' ''''
want of proper pride, which every
man. woman ''"'' e''''''
tor their native or aooP'e''
of country, the projectors became
bankrupt 'of '"eir chorus
Ihe same "elo l. open now :,
south tor the o'SP'aH vi S'''''S' ''''>,
the estaoilSh'''"h' VI g e., '''
mechanics '"' " F..;
pec's Oh success ''''
airy oele'' " '"' p''' :, :.,
De pol' EMU" ~
i.als IN 'h'7 way ''','
there Is |" p' o'''''
our Noli'''''''>>'
point Oh view az Pop
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\ Ne" York paper says: he
steamer Island Belle, while in james
river, above City Point, was fired at
a few days since i'y :, rebel picket.
the bali striking the pilot house Of
the steamer and going through a
heavy iron plate with which it vas
lined. The piekets are becoming
very annoying on the river
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We age toli tha, :h- different reg
i.ncmts III this vicinity nave receive"
marching orders.
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The Pope is maki:g extensive
arrangements tor the canonization OF
the Japanese martyrs, which is the
reason far the great gathering of
bishops a, Rome He has invited
the Eastern bishops to be present,
and bishops are actsally going from
s.. Petersburg.
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Az >,p,ctors nu., fol /
|,v.i,,, b;l has na.~.I boil. House,
Of the Yankee Congress auI been
.,,nr.y,,I H.. Lincoln:
= ]" thre'i 'A'' lT'''''''.' '4+''' ~
ana remain forever ''''
la" at IN" an" III '''i i''''''
ever :" 'iT a. i
power or nep'''u@ "l'"i '''S ~
the 'oVeFn.H'hf OF '''' ''''''' '''','
to make II So '!'e'''''' -,
De 1t enacted ''',' ''' : '''' CIV
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lne ,Ieanne.. ID -. "a.

hlhaa s. il.a r 500 ga.e o.f ne-
eo,sa.ia wah England q -
ile II AFFAIR. comment m ue-
what rismatare. ,t m osr a-h
IA. alrrai, beeu daa 'a
Eagaal 4 iaageaj natter
Ga lhe hl~ bod maH aa lem-
ina.. It u ~ longer dtrd-
EssH.l, honor nay % 50 daan q ona
as reo.s4i 1ra,rg IS Which rs aa.e..
We have babe4o mA sone aeb 81
whicl. noa pro % f.d 81 shes B.
most vuili's, ua,g
Wbo i. e. We ass. ian ha preached
tie loudett md lio longest ala. DIS
wigkeJucss aal DE lpace 81 'af4
Wb, Tor years le- ouaaoily f3i0h I oa'
10 Us L. holy m4i naIion llal =" i9a. b'aich
On oas na.ioaal name WHO & here
,oGorc at ,le slight, chance q ia'etaa
tional difficulty, iAai l daea aab saeh
rapurons eloqaeore upon or commoa IT,
leasts, our common ancestry, OH cammon
dvs,iag, aod the imfo>.ibi'iiy and wicked
nes II was uah Amerieas
Eaglmd, we answer England, who
upon ,ac Gea outbreak Of a rebellion
which drew ryrry broalh fcm slaycry,
AMI whose sole object wa. lie extension
Of slavery, Acknowledged ile relrl, as
bcligercni., with ali Veg rights Q. na,iOn
At war.
Eneland, WHO Since ile commencement
Of lie rebellion las constantly bcr.ied and
bcHuled our Institutions. or government
eur army, onr finances and b .bort, ev-
cry lhng which SIZE possess SAKE or en.
mics.
Englanl, who upon Slight in6rna'iiy
Of one Of our naval conmuders-a blum
der which saved an English vessel from
copfsea,iun-an aliar III which We were
acknowledgement and onl technically wrong
---layine aside tie dignity and courtesy
pertaining 10 al lomngt, demands with 10
dercn, haste respiration ut our hands.
IN America, Eus1ad l.lolls power
fal ri,al which shal one day dispute viii,
her tl,c supremacy q the SEA.
IL the Sou,lern Coasederacy Size sce,
Il yasi n,a ket ia whici She may SIMPLY
her manuladofies, ana where shc ma3
yend her fabrics free eftqrB
IL he rebellion ste re oglizes On ap.
yortaaity in which Sic ma. Humble Ler
rival and aegraadize her owa Interests.
Language does not conaia terms IN
which to describe suclt con.ammaic mean
ness. HE gloss aul ganman Of lyIoc.
risy under which she las hitherto extend
81 lhe oily iaua # friendship is removed
aud there s Disclosed Tic Llagk auA sofdid
soul within 4 new eI.osl iHausuialcl
ia English history j, Tie ase oi gcna
inc AID unmiiieIted memuca
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Tux VERMONT CAyALEY.-Ihe Fin
Nera4oal Cavalry arrived a Aonaa'l.s o.
Thursday last, aud forthwith went. with
several o,lser cavalry regiments, into tIr
= Camp II Instruction., healed at that
place. Bri-. G.u. J. T. ilaich, grain.
ale Of West P.aiti, ia tile class Of ls45,
and a captain u casalry 10 ihe regular az.
my, commands ile eamp Tie re- nest
i. 10 felnsia a Aanspoi. iar tie winter,
b usier 81 s. To-. us5I, drii 81 q e4yai-
- i4et.e., s. a. io g reads FOR active ser-
We early Is iae spi7g.-htr. TINES.
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BcpNsIng's ExrEDiTIoS.-Ihe Wash
inglou correspondent Of tie Philadelphia
Press, says:
".Bnrsid-', Expedition, which viii prob
ally sail within tie present week, will be
followed by the most important results
i is believed here, in well informed cir
clcs, tl,at lis .ueces-fal landing will be the
sieual lor rilal,ancr, Bma 81 OFT
time ago. Gen. Mcclellan Quiredoi Gen.
Porter in ehai iinr be could move. BE.
iag answered il twenfy-ioui hours. he r.
iainal that Die sui.hed lbr soldiers nol To-
b. deiud' 4 into the belief that thry wer
alp4u gong into Wintcr quarter, boz ID
told Themselves i.treadiaes.. H. ihey would
fhorsIy move forward Since thar time
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TuE SnAEr SuooTEps,--The tlitd
company Of Vermont slarp-shooiers lcii
Drauleboro on Wednesday morning, Jan.
lst Tie luli company numbers l0l, bat
some IL or II arc sica with the measles,
AZ Bralleboro. Al are picked men, cap
i.al sh8s. aad all bat one native Amer
ears. The nllest man in Tie company
stands C ice, inches ia lis stockings, and
their average weight j, $50 us. They
were without arms Or uniforms, bot expect
to receive them ia New York GIbcr
Hart Of East Dorset, their captain, enlis :
ed Us private, and WAS chosen captain
By 81 vol ;. lIeury Ilerbrl is ~ lieu-
teaanl, and A. It. Buxton. ri. The
Springfield Republican Say. they are Zine
booking 81 ii Green Mountain buys, and
a. steady AID excellent men as they 10 K
10 BE-.
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The Currency.

Tie suspension o. fpee.c payment BY
tie city banks was q result which las
brcn anticipated aud necessarily eousc-
quent 10 .hc immense l)abs 81 specie which
tley laye advanced 10 tire Government
Iii, aoi the wut ofmgan~ ur liig hack 81
sonndncss which las compelled THIS siel.
bot iatlpr lie inability O. convent their
meaas into sHece We aapmheai ~
yery serious oaais uqea oas currency
The general confidence Il ilie so.seucy Of
the suspended banks uill preyya, DR. de-
preeiaiisn Of ,l,.H cauens notes, while Tie
same cau.c vii ogeraa apog th- country
banks, MID quite aArly lhcre ISL be 40
necessity ior suspension b, tAen.
Sklllfli AMI .aeaeous legislation on tie
psr, OF Congress ,an u ,loal,iedly plaee
cur q sue, upon firm footing aal pc.
vspi az, such dsa,irr a. q general ptair.
In our sma. l.cAs J tax should b lese,l.
a, - distant day. asi At lae same lime
demand mats ,i.oad lie issued by the
government II small amsuai. These
nos wvuld Fead Sc taken foa lie
government by or laers au4 oopf-ei-
ogs. so aasl c asel Ia f4ls4aeot ~ tile
tx III t}e var h7. vie sasll base
"ds.h time., .cA wl. eabe d pe-
pic ts meei Asasy "a wslA isls .uoeu-
fert-rss
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Manchester, Jan. lst 1862.
[For TIE JournaLl


DEATH or On. TURNER. May Of
your rcadrr, will regiei to learn that
Samuel II Turner. DID, Professor Il
Biblical Learning 10 the New Iurl, Fheo-
logiraI Seminary, died on the 23d Of Dee,
Of typhoid fever. II the age Of y years,
more than 40 Of which he lad bcen con-
ncctcd with the above named institution.
DR. Turner was among tie first visitors
from the city to dis place, for the PURPOSE
OF spending tic summer months ia our in
MIGRATING atmosphere. For 4 number q
years his arrival, with his intelligent AMI
interesting family, was expected as natu-
rally a, lheiciuining season But &c VII
come no more to u-. For many year. he
had been ia a feeble condition. bur derived
much benefit from the beautiful influence
OF our mountain mir, aud always returned
to tie eit} much improved from bis ten.
porary residence here. We .lmll miss hi.
friendly .alutation and pleasant company
among tic future visitors TO our village,
while 1t the ,amc time. we shall have The
satisfaction Of feeling that well spent lie
viii meet il, just reward. 10 hi, bereay-
cd family, and numerous fiends, we ten.
der this high onsoaiion. IA.
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oruAHr m B. TaF,4 81
ia nn. d.al .a.i usgk near w 8ae.
SD. D. amaa. bed bore
a saauiay HE aas msma 81 lhe
eh p.g me ~ 'ba fiue o. hi. i'eeaee.--
iAs da1to bis !a.iar ,omc }ears ago
'ef lafge taml consisting i "a. mpih-
So aal ese al oans sidhlea, dependent
arol taer oan e2eftnns 81 support
Nua aaMa'ny ar belan Is years
.ae Jse asel undertook ihe work winch
bsl G.len 10 81. loi. aa.l !, .ou 100 much
3 IS that lis aniirag Industry sad bon.
iy gtiHrd ior .u lhc tlii confidence ana
appreciation Of ilg community % ebich Ae
lNct lis Use Is oae % which DIS 8iilct-
rlnatires aAi f,ie.als usy web BE proud
asa bis sam aeh O. d vothy u .n
sioa. lle aaeaI aiIi iase PLACE iAis
sd e.na8n e ihe q gtsAmai l.nrca
ua4e ,ae clurge o Eet. T. II Swim,
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DESrAL.-Dr. r. Button has ! Gated
ii Factory Point. He la, had an exicu-
size and loag continued practice. lis 'im
plemcnis Of warfare" arc Of the finest w
eyer saw Those wishing aultLing ia llle
dental Inc would DO well 70 give him i
call.
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~ 'ss j
Oh YtAe. Shy liaeerel ti,oa lily
e. 1. aFs il.ar1 3, lc gto. g hafy
a thy = sss 80 fied ,la
m benl s. ger ty open MIS-
loA i'aa WIS am M 5e,l-
70 hdad l lAi
t lsrsa nN iag iimm
ga aeea Istks erua IS a.asrias
eea tom .cy branch. ii.i i,e uatal-
is gnen III rae t..rne iur iase, Z
Tie pafe tr.lHau, cr,stsl trerual wish
aaas, carlii paris. A s~pire m
80 ifun ii.u rivers diamond ted Via
Ter aas eusea lbcc robe 81 dazzling pa.
nty rbea come e "a CAS- a.roae, east
90 llty royal plts the tgsl5 New Yyp
avails D., coraaioa; ...li iiau ipsor.ei,
uliae c,e is stern aai cold ihai game.
strike. terror 10 my .oall Why lhd chill
stony gaze; Ia! i.oa -peasra
A4tdsp. / iiaggr here 90 tle verge ST
tlse tomb. san ut,ia niif, 4 feeble grasp
Us throne my crows, AID tplv fling
y b fsael nee e,s5oa Three hundred
a4d sIzg.Gye day have lrulel the whole
World Whom wa. yonuz, gaIIy the hours
3ew ly, bat ago taught me Wisdom i
muem me ms r,igu va, Too short. Tion
aa-t Al my cusmton, tIlol paid>t me iht
homage 81 willing heart Witnessed
us vow, and resolutions, recorded them
b ms record d. thctutare. Bai hast thun
fulfilled lhusr resolutions? hasa thoa ever
observed those ,owss Alas, 10 s!iec
eye las followed thee everywhere; even
though thou hecdst me nor, my glance w.s
even ul.ou thee. Isaa Thy every iIou2la.
on ta,e warned laec d danger bu
thou Acedst me nol Oh haze chiied
thee for squan,lrlins my swiftly pas NJ
hours; thou listened noi to my voice. OH
! soug.a 10 suppress thy bitter careless
words, tor / iore.aN tie eyil ,hcy would
bring forth ihJu crcdsi moi FOR ny warn
jngs Maiden, i, tlis ,hy ta.iilneAt o. by
vows? is this the homage due to me, Thy
sovereign; /, who iaye cared for thee,
ana brought lhee much joyf Sorrow, 100,
! have placed in Thy path, but twas 81
teach thee lie. All Al, time every
ihougat, act, or decd are written ID my
record.
Lea moi the New Year chide thee vi.
he ded Irl hi, record be filed with thy
praise. Maiden, NY gave is waiting toI
receive me; ak lot lily glitcring en-
signs Of royalty, they are but moekery.--
What is throne without the lose Of my
,ubecss They have left me they wish
my death. Death i near 10 plunge biz
iual dart into my aged form. Ihol
knoS'st not but lie nay be arhee thou
know'-t not but Tie grave may he waiting
10 clasp Mee il his cold embrace 'caai
tlee, mad,n Bcrca5yos an prpare
50 lhat whrn lily hour strikes, tI,ou 100,
may te waiting. Noiiea, heel ny dyipg
counsel. can say no more"
The clock strikes Twelve; my lampburns
din; The wild wiads wail sad cqnem
Ger Tie bier Of Tie Old Year.
Nellie.
Manchester jan. lst 1862.
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Tesrs aFf ffs tVts
-. msa a8 r. tf uf f
ssa 81 ee8@ Ihtf tai
zfa5iasg T
fparH n 7 FfeH.
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hursday.

AbttIfss MON Dt,
A negro who came into camp Hamilton
Tuesday afternoon, rePorls that a large
camp Of tb4 enemy. N a place near Bclll-
el wa broken up, aud a general stampede
10 Yorktoan took place on Saturday night.
They had seven heavy i iw.tzer-, but they
were all removed. The cause ii the
alarm was rumor HAT IA advance would
be made By Gen. Wool Oh sunday.
4 fag u truce was sent by Gen. Ma.
gruder 10 Hampton Driise, fue-day al
teraoon, ailll .lnall packet u letter, Tor
tie north Seven rebel Officers composed
tie party. Tuey feinansd "A Hampton
i0r some iime, aad Appeared y BE- gather
inz observations and endeayoring 10 OBJ
ialn information 81 cur contemplated move
nlens-. Il4tr appeanms a til. linr,
AMI aiih such -asli nuHb u ptlyrs,
leads to lAe sul position flin they came 70
get information ia regard u tile carrent
rumors Of al advance o. our sile.
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G5n Masked Battery" though quite
good, IS day after tic tar /" King Coi-
Ion and 4 voice come, Der lhc occat,
wake, lave merits bui need liul, more
polish. Let them iry again.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-01-07

acciDfvr Mr J. a. LINCOLN, Of
Peru. daa seriously injured uear Clark,
lauuery. Facio Pobu, "a "Wednesday Of
last uerb. lie Was unloading basa ai ,he
auacry abea us bossrs were frightened
by li,c blowing Of The stem whistle il
III. esdcayors d cheek The horses his loot
nas caught ia lie tra,rrscs OF tie leigh.
llc was dragged some distance and his leg
uas broken between the knee aaa ANGLE,
anI bis body nas badly bruised. llismed-
ical attendants DO nj consider bis injurcs
vigorous.