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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-10-07

even
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doubtful go
Msh sIsiaa Is g course. rife
e. 8 tlc cFess a shi - 8 ihe
predea The Na'ia ga-
ctr areue shai, lsc the order q Free
mont aad Hunters proclamation, i
will have 20 serious elia ! y not
ihak q. believe ihA d win exert
great and important mauenee upon
DC fortunes q lac Republic. Bot we
shall see IL dac time AZ all events,
dis aet In connection with the late
order saspcnding the wri, o. habeas
corpus throughout tie country, and
the prompt removal Of Gems. Pope
anl Mcdowell, SO to show that q mere
vigorous policy is hcaceior,h to be
pursued BY the Government So lci
il be. The necessities Of the times
and the salvation 81 The Republic de-
mand it. More anon.
la haste, yours,
II. T., NJ.
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have fallen SIS e.bft atb8s aale lcr
those tbat remain, us have na afas
or equipments d any kind W. eho
live here labor under great discaar-
aeemeuts, and need The sympathy and
prayers 81 good people everywhere.
Thosc who feel an interest IN the con-
diiion and prospects q Kapsas, may
be assured that the writer Is an iuhab.
iiaut q the town sacked. and an eye
witness q ahat he has related.
Your brother,
in deep Addiction,
I. {. BEACfL
p. S.--Siuce writing the above, the
young man wounded has died, max.
ing thc number killed six. How long
shall the wicked triumph
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-10-07

DIX. KEToHuM.--0ur esteemed TEL
low citizen, DIR. II. +. Ketchum, Rs
now on his way TO the seat Of war.
lie bears away not only the affections
Of the many who had learned bis
worth, bot cluster OF honors from
officials Of the State, Of the army, and
of his profession.
DIR. Ketchum was honored by the
Governor with an army surgeons ap-
continent. lie was elected Surgeon
Of the 18th, and Of the 10th Regi-
ments, and also had the offer Of Brig
sde Surgeon. lie accepted the hon
ors Of the 18th.
Seldom are such youthful shoulders
called TO such a burden Of honors, add
very few could bear without bending
under such a weight. But young
Kelchum has the back bone he I'M
derstands bis profession, and bis pro-
feszion understand him. His creden-
tials are earned, no, bought.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-10-07

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Capaa Maaas Cag - r.
cssel of5sn. Bale laa Sea to 20.
pasa a Hhe At Haaleboro ll
i@lsy a nsly hsy were
muareI as msfH.sg as - early
i.oay. snj having pAFsNien e au eF-
osIlea breatfzs, prepared y ne r..
dos Il ,hls place. ,bey were drawn
50 70 silaess tbs senlaisoa q a
sserd. uhieb DE oomfASy Aal par.
chased Coz ,heiT Captain. TIE Hea.
A, T. Minor mado DE prtscaiaiienAc.
eompanied b . short, bpi apprppnaie
address Cart Munsoa attempted 10
rcply. bat was too much affected 10
give uiiemace - bat fcw deep fali
expressions u bis sense ofthe regard
manifested u this sifl, wiih The prom.
ise 10 WELD tie Sword 10 defence d
the honor of tie State and tie Ma
ton.
The interest manifested on this &C
casion was quite II advance Of the for.
n.er. The war i icli 70 be more
serious matter psw than it Was 8 year
ago, while the number Of The young
men from our families and immediate
neighborlsood Is larger Than before.
Thus We pay another instalInenI
on the prizes Of our Liberty, Govern
mehi and Laws A hundred yo0ng
men May il be the hast, which this
hideous war shall demand Of u.s.
Bot, be the sacrifice what il may, the
love Of our Country IL too strong 10
suffer the integrity Of tho Union io
be destroyed, or its government over.
thrown by those that msliciously con.
spired against il.
4 Company Of Volunteers from
Huntington, arrived IN the cars, anC
went or with ours. We understood
that still another Company was to h
taken up at wallinRford-all on theil
way to Braitleboro, and from thence
10 the seat Of war,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-10-07

We see Il stated in an exchange,
that Gen. Butler has been attempting
10 smooth ever matters with tho 9TH
Regiment, by ordering that their col
ofs be sent 20 headquarters 10 be in
scribod with the words Baton Rouge
the same as were the colors Of all
the olher Regiments engaged in that
memorable fight. But Col. Holbrook
refused to comply with the order, to
the qualification Of the members Of
the Regiment, who regard the conduct
Of Gen. Butler as deeply insulting.
1t Is said that the court Of inquiry
demanded, has been refused by Gen,
Butler.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-10-07

IrnnlaLE AccIDEST.--Oa We'd
ncsasy last, - Miehael 0akcs and
o,heg vorkmen werc engaged saving
ooa ri ,be Depoi, a pile Of wood tcll
ana thrra him against the saw. He
losi enc hand and part q the arm, add
only the thumb o. the other hand was
lta Beside dis, one knee pan was
badly eat and severe cash made 10
one side. llc has been taken to Troy
ard 81 last accounts was alive.
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McCIeiian's OmcIai Report,

TO Maj. Gen. Hallcci
| have the honor to report the fol-
lowing rs some results of the battles
Of South Mountain and Anticiam:
At South Mountain our loss was
l43 dead, 1906 wounded, and 20
missing. Total, 2,3lj.
At Antietam our loss was 20l0|
killed, 9llj wounded, and 1913 miss
ing. Total, I2,lGg.
Total loss in the Two battles, II,
ISL.
The loss OF the rebels in the two bat
Ties are near rs can be ascertaincd, from
the number Of their dend found upou
the field. and from other data, will not
tall short Of the following estimates
Major Davis, Asst Inspector Gem
eral, who superintendcd the burial o
the dead, reports about 5000 rcbc,-
buried upon the field of Antcitam by
our troops. Previous 10 this howevel
the rebels had buried many Of their
dead upon The distant portion Of thC
battle field which they occupied aftci
the battle, probably about 500,
The loss Of the rebels at South Mt
cannot be asccrlained with accuracy
bat as our troops continually drove
them from the commencement Of th|
action, and as a much greater humble
of their dead were seen on the ield
tlian Of our own men, il is not unrea
enable TO suppose that their loss vs.
greater than ours. Estimation Of thei
killed ut 300, the total rebel killed
the Two battles, would be 1000, nd
cording to tie ratio Of our own killeI
and wounded This would max
their loss in wounded 1912.
As nearly as tan be determined
this time, the number Of lrisone
taken BY our troops in The two battle
viii at the lowest estimates, amour
TO 5000. The full returns will
doubt show largernunber. OF the
about 1900 are wounded. This givI
me a rebel loss in killed, wounded ar
prisoners Of 2J,J42. II will be .
served that this does not include the
stragglers, the number Of whom
said by citizens here, to be very larg
It may be safely concluded ther
fore that the rebel army lost at les
10000 Of their best troops
From tho time our troops fri :
couniered the enemy In Marylpnd q
til he was driven back into yirgif
we captured 10 guns, caissons,
Iimbers, 2 field forges, 2 eaisson U
ies, 80 eolors, and orc signal fog,
We have not lost single Gun o.
color.
Ga the battle deldof Anileian foi
teen thousand ANAL arlas were O
leeted, besides the large number G
RED OF by citizens and those distr
uted on Tie ground to recruits
other unarmcd men arriving imsne
ately after tie battle.
At South Mountain no collection
small arms was made, oSir.g -
haste Of the pursuit from that 20
-Four hundred we're taken 90
opposite .ide Of the Potomac.
Go. i. MCCLELLAN,
Maj Gep
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Vermont Items.

SIXTEENTH REGIMENT The clccl-
ion of officers Tor the 10Th regiment
took place at Bellows Fails on salpr-
day when the following men were
chosen:
Col--W. G. yeazie Of Springfield
Lieut.. Col-Chas Cummings Of
Brattleboro.
Mai.-C. c. Rounls,
Col Ycazic, it will be rccollected,
was captain Of company A, 81 regi-
ment. lie was afterwards promoted
to The 1T Colonelcy. He has The rep
uiation of being an excellent officer,
LtCol Cumming. is well known IN
Vermont AZ tie able editor Of the
Battleboro Phmnix, and the clerk
Of the House of Representatives for
many years.
The casualties in the Vermont brig
AIDE are ascertained TO be quite small
in the late battles. The loss in the
18th Regiment was y wounded, most
Of them not dangerously. One man
war killed in the Second Com; any Of
Sharpshooters, and . wounded. One
only was wounded in the Second reg
iment, and only five or six in the
Sixth, including Capt. Iurney, slight
~ wounded in the head.
The 4th regiment made n splendid
charge on the 10th Virginia, taking
prisoner tie Major, five lioutenants,
and about ! 10 men, and their colors, -
a battle flag Lieut. Col Slough.
Ton has possession Of the flag, which
he intends sending TO the Governor.
A collision took place ON the Yer.
mont Central railroad, near Middle.
sex, on Tuesday, two freight trains
having run together. Several ears
were smashed up, and both Of the To-
comotiyes badly damaged. The en-
gineers sprang off and escaped with
out injury.
PoTATo RoT.-We learn that the
potato rot is manifesting itself quite
extensively in Orleans county and the
adjacent section Of the State. Some
farmers find their crop is nearly half
infected, if not destroyed.
The Secretary Of the Vermont
State Agricultural Society says that
the number Of horses in the State BE-
fore the rebellion was $4,000, since
which nearly 10000 have been car
ried away for army purposes.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-10-07

We have received letter from n
member Of Co. G, LIST VI. Cavalry,
which for want Of space we cannot
publish this week.
The writer states that the number
Of men Ia the Regiment 81 for duty is
not more than 200. lie states that
Nathan A. Robinson, Of West Dorset,
died on The 30th uli. We learn that
the body OF Robinson has been brought
home.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-10-07

HN f
s Is % aua e w
haa SID uata sbaas 'u3is g ezh
otbsf hg b.n Severe aeiei iy
aire disease Tire have
8st8 .a oue lsmily taa Ia auo.Aef aad
ane Ia each 81 tao ol.terk There
sems Is bs 81 abA.emenf a lt rag-
ages AZ tbe prasat a May .
merclful Prurtseneg order rs speedy
8i arkncf
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-10-07

Every soldier should keep 10 his
kuapsaek a card, upon which should
be Inscribed bis fan aame and ad
drcss, with his company and reei.
ment. Two eases occurred recently
Ia Alexandria, n which foldiers we're
brought from the battle feld--ono III
and the other wounded-~boih too low
10 obtain these particulars from them.
They died. and the hospital aulhori-
ties were deprived q the opportunity
Of apprising dislan, relatives Or friends
Of their deeease.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-10-07

The London Morning Chronicle Il
credited with the following atrocious
language, which is better fl for some
Southern secession journal.
" Truly Jefferson Davis is a great
man. Ills quarrel is better one and
a faircr one than that Of Washington.
lie represents the cause o. eight mil
lions in the Confederate States, ms
Washington did that Of three millions
Of the ooIonisis, and We cannot doubt
lis ultimate success.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-10-07

SINGULAR CoINcipEscr.---It i a
curious coincidence. well worthy OF
remark, that the recent decisive battle
fought BY Gen. Mcclellan on the An
tieiam took place on the 18th Of Sep
tember--lho very day on which, sew
cnty-fve years ago, the Constitution
Of the United States was signed and
adopted.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-10-07

The I2th regimen, vas reviewed
on Saturday afternoon by Gov. Eiol-
brock, Col. stoughion, and Major
Austiae, aud was mustered into the
service a the United States on the
Afseraoea Of the same day. They
Sere expected 10 receive The Stale
pay due them, snd the town bOuntics,
yesterday, and to-day leave for the
seat a war
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-10-07

HARrNG's MAGAZINE for October
comes promptly to hand. The con
tents are various and interesting.
The Pioneers Of Kentucky contains
thrilling scenes Of border Warfare with
Indians, The article about cannon
will interest and surprise some who
have not paid much attention 10 the
history Of this formidable agent in hu-
man warfare. The other articles sus.
tain the character Of the work, every
number Of which makes quite a vol.
umc Of itself.
NORTH BRITIsu REyIEw.--rhe
last number OF this work has been on
hand some time. Ii contains eight
articles History and Philosophy ;
Anglo Saxon and Angle Norman
Christianity British Alpine Botany !
Edward Irving; Essayists, Old and
New; Lord Stanhope's Life of Pitt
Mr.. st. Johns Borneo; Lori Corn
ing.
These articles contain a great deal
of valuable reading matter, and will
repay careful perusal.
Published by Leonard Scott g. Co.,
70 Fulton street, New York. Price,
So a year.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-10-07

The Richmond Di7ateh denounces
as breach Of faith the sending u the
prisoners they took a. Ilarpers Fer
ny 10 fight the Indians in Minnesota.
Perhap. il don't mean il, but i looks
Ike al admission tia, these Indian
are 10 their service,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-10-07

AProiNrNENT.--Harrison Prindle
Of this place, a member Of the Com
pany which has just left us, has re-
ceiyed the appointment Of Adiutant in
the 18th Regiment.
George Richardson, Of Dorset, a
member OF the same Company, has
been appointed Quartermaster's Clerk.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-10-07

An officer informs the Horid's Ma
yland correspondent that he saw on
the battlefield a wounded Union sol
dior, Just AT the point Of death, Who
declared that he had that day shot
twice At Gen. Mcdowell during the
engagement.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-10-07

Cone g. Burions new advertise
menis, this week, give a description
of The new goods hey Lase jusl re-
ceiyed. Now is the time 10 purchase
WOODEN t'os,is, which they advertise
a, comparatively low prices. Read
their advertisements aud give them a
call.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-10-07

Elder Hiram Munger, a Home
Missionary, is expected 10 preach at
the Town Hall. a, Factory Point, on
the evenings OF the i4ih and 10Th OF
this month, and longer il thought best,
II Gs O'Clock i. NJ
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-10-07

We learn that at the Town Meet
ing held a, Factory Point last week,
il was voted that the United States
Deposit Money be used to pay ile
bounties voted TO the nine months
volunteers.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-10-07

The following i 4 copy 81 a letter
sent by Res Warrgi Cochran to his
brother, II Winhali, ia relation to his
son, who was wih the Union army 10
Yirginia
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-05
novii-d4w
NOTICE.

Tn John Zwarts, Rernsrd wars Geo G. Andersou d
Co. Geo. C. Anderson, NJ. s, Magoun. hstrh b
Thompson, fickiin Lucas, William Hnr kst,, J. 4
Breede y. Scott Ormsby, A. r. stevenson, y. X
BLACKWELL .Dant6i MAhoney. Chaplin hee, State Of
lows, for use of School Fund, A. Hosmers Iowa
State Insurance Company, Chittenden & AeGayic,
r, ~ d ID. w. Ford, Samuel Hamiiton, =. W Il n /.
Tucker. M y. STARTS. n. J. III Smith, y, zagr, c.
X. VOORHEES, l. Co., Mahoney Alton. Joseph Collins
H. W. Sample. Geo. o. Neil. Jane Tarbeil. r Kra5
mer, r. oeuthei, Jas. Humility, surviving partner Of
King 4 Tumilty ~ FL
YOU and each OF you, hereby notified thst thor
Ia le In the Office of The CIer OF the District
Court Of Iss County, Iowa. ~ keokuk, petition OF
Hiram RarGey claiming OF you John ZWsyts and Bern
ard zwarts, the sum OF -Four Thousand Dollars with
t~A per cent interest per anpum payable ally
money due on Mortgage made by you TO Charles
Mason and since assigned IN said Hiram Barney dated
October Ist iSS, also rlaiuie against each of,on the
fprecosure of sAid Mortgage the same being upon Lots
one two thvse iSf sonr f41 ave Icf and six
tGj iH Ylsck ATTY eight tpg pxftly In Ad
diifon and partly In Masons Lower Addition 10 the
city ~ Usnxrh, Les County Lows. mr. the pavchase
meney and fgathsr ssking for "a qf'aid ~ emisss
A nd unless you appear and answer SD Dettian on
before Of tbs second day OF the next term Of
said Court, 10 commence 81 keokuk the nrst Mon
day Of February, 1863, default y III be tered
against you and Judgment rendered thereon praye
for n said p tition.
HfG NOBLE l. STRONG,
novli-d4w Attorneys for Plaintiff.