The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-07-22

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MaseH, removed Mason attended the lAis
Bellows Pans Convention. and Is auderstooa
y have supported iis action. aaa ,o have de-
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his resola,ieu endorsing the administration.
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Col Sioughton the 4th Vermont. {, nov
Acting brigadisr General 10 the place Of
Gen Brooks who Is wounded "a position be
j. emiaeatly qaalhed to Gil.
Tso barns, belonging to Michael Sanford.
aud four dwelling houses. al Rsadsboro CTS.
were burned on the 9sh inst The flames
we're arst discovered a, s p. NJ, n one o.
the barns, and we're believed to b. the work
Of an .neendiary.
a little daughter, years old, q Henry
Hudson. q Plymouth, was recently tossed.
and gOred, ~ a cross OK, breaking her thigh
bone
Mr. Hazel Benson. Of Worcester, has sA
sons and one son-in-law in the army Of the
United States. all Vernon, Volunteers.
Some Of the citizens u Bradford have pre-.
senied s265 horse to Lieut.. Col. Address,
OF the 9th Regiment.
Fifteen men have been recruited ID Wash.
ingion County in three days. 4 ron Of Paul
Dillingham; Of Waterbury. is the recruiting
officer.
Alvin Thompson Of Luninburg, hal a qua
burst IN bis hands. on the morning N the
9th, and one hand had to be aupulatcd
On the It'll. Henry, son Of W. u. Bailey
Of Newbury, was drowned while bathing In
the Connecticut, having got suddenly beyond
his depth lie was With other boys but they
could not swim.
The large tavern in Sherburn known a.
the Richardson stand, together With one
horse barn, was consumed on the Ith inst,
about two o'clock a part Of the furniture
was saved by the exeriions Of the ueighbors
One hog and one wagon belonging to Loren
i. Atwood, the occupant, were burned. In
surance small, ia the Windsor County Com
pahy Whole loss about SO 900 The stage
horses were all removed, aud three barns
which were in imminent danger, having
caught fro several times, we're saved. Ori-
gin II fire unknown.
llorse-thieyes are about in the vicinity Of
Wilmington and Nottingham committing
depredations
The summer meeting of the Vermont his
torical society will be held ut Brattleboro
Town Hall on Wednesday and Thursday, Ju-
y 10th and l5th. Interesting addresses
will be delivered. and the gathering will
doubtless be pleasant and profitable.
The Is, Cavalry Regiment having los,
their colors ii the weeks fight hear Rich
toond, have been presented with new stand
Of color by subscription Of tie citizens Of
Burlington The old colors we're destroyed
in the retreat, but not married b. one rebels
touch.
Truman Blood Of Essex has been arrested
for passing counterfeit bills at Burlington
and u man named knights wis caught al
Richmond, passing counterfeit silver coin
The bar library for Windham county, at
Fayetteville, has been attached for debt and
advertised for sale
On Monday last wounded Vermont sol
der, named John Clark, member Of the
sixth Vermont regiment, arrived ut the
American hotel, IN charge Of bis tather.--
The poor fellow, although within . few miles
Of home, could 20 20 farther, and was oblig-
ell TO remain at the hotel, where, from par
ents aud friends, he had the best possible
care and attention Last night the unior-
tunaie soldier. after Suffering for nearly three
weeks from HE wound, died peacefully and
cslmly. lie vas shot il the breast on the dth
Of July, in tho last desperate Efforts Of the
rebels to drive our army into he LANES
River. CLARK was native Of Lincoln. VI
His remains will be taken home f5r burial
this evening Troy Times
Captain SWEET Of the 18th infantry, es,ab-
lished recruiting Office at Norwich on the
10th, and raised a flag During The night,
a party OF seeessionisis, who have lately
been very open in their conduct. aud rejoic-
ing over the so-called retreat Of Gen. Me-
Clelan," got upon the roof and 'awed the
flagstaff in two. carrying away the flag ~
They also broke The blinds Of the windows
and committed other outrages. Captain
Sweet the next day cent another flag. and an
armed guard to protect il.
Whole orchards At Stamford are stripped
Of leaves and fruit, owing to the caterpIlars
having been allowed to nest and feed upon
them uumolested, few months ago.
A new and well printed newspaper, called
the Monitor, has iust been started az Bran