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, 1862-01-28

DEATH OF A MCs1c1AS.-Frcdcrick Strick-
rodt, member Of tile Great Western Band,
died Saturday afternoon, after q long and Sc
scrc illness Of ncasly three months, which he
contracted in can:p while i'll service with the
18th regiment Of Illinois volunteers. His
funeral " i'll take place today.
, 1862-01-28

New York Weekly Bank Statement.
NEW l"EE. Jan 97---Tle weekly bank state
ment shows q decrease i'll 1"ans Of *:;3l3 .553 in
trta=c i'll specie S5,>G. decrease i'll circulation
S5s1Gt1. and deere:-r i'll deposits 49, ::;7t
, 1862-01-28
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.

LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.
U'"hrtchd.- NJ 1H1-D- l.. Benton vs. .lnhn
~. 81. /: Stevens w. Eli-ha John. Verdict
10 ic entered BY the court as he shall lind the law
by stipulation. No: 511-Chanccry. Isabella Brown,
ct u: " Allen Kichnond ct Ill Ten days given in
Tieh defendant may answer to bill. No. 41s- y.
,in Is decided 10. T5sr II. Warren ' :: !Hu Marine
raEk Of Chicago. Motion Of defendant for CON
tiff for s1.iso.sv. Motion Of defendant for new
trial. No. G5I-E- Band vs. P b, Roberts. On
trial before Il jury.
-Nahje77e No: 1oC-W- I;lair 1t al VS. f. Seeuin ct
nl: un application Of defendant, rEle to plead ex-
isnaed 10 "Wednesday moruing; No %! Hiram
ford: dismissed at plaintiffs costs for want OF
declaration. Nos. liz and ], ,1l3-Ctv Of Chicago
w. ~ j. Niger order SIsm5ssng appeasst asiue
l. l.. Fierce continued: No. S7s-Taunto on Tack
Company ys: Clageit u Anderson; continued. No.
@ q AZ l., & l., hiRktsd ve / canpesl di,miss-
1saac &. Wilson; dismissed at plaintiffs costs,
with leave 10 reinstatc-, NJ. eSl-W: i. Lonns-
bury vs. Thus Dyer, Cook, Ct a. sci. fa.: srieb-
prejudice. NJ. 2sa-W. II. Bolton vs. Eeu-
nett & johnson: continued ut plaintiff !
costs. NJ: :sl-liiram johnson vs. ". D.
M. esG-carl Erler vs. E. A. Bi.sel executor, 3.
Eiea.l1 dncracrI Il a. ,,1,5nr;ar,
costs for want of pcrsccutivn, NJ. aSoEFoliana-
bee vs.. J! n. and y: ". kennedy. Saline order as
Snq,,s 49, ~ a'ene I'VE ~ Rees w. Joseph Illness
references to Master o uakca statement Of accoullt
ue'H W esn Hi1t.es: 40. 9-tsfem'an Prendert;ast
Court. Judgment fur defrntlunt, No. a1IN1'a.i-
ai1ne fay ai!a 7; Fay Y. ]. Finncan. Submitted
lta!--W. 4. tHrsar Is. X l.. liesiis and !. K Nj
AM, x,F s3.ro-J /
aside: default. NJ. 364-G. II. Hosr1y vs. r. F.
ete! Tent. suoinllaSu 10 eonr' issue lo5 paintiii
lr61.., So. ai4Ns N. Fassett ~. = E. Rrani Vi
Submitted, and Judgment for plaintiff. one cent aud
Gas.s; i,.,: W sl5IE. ~. Natf ys. ehas Lehman.
t. i;oles md !. r S,n;ti, ~. + W Rr,o,t a3 spd
II. A. Watts. Jury ca1?,.! tln trial.
"a al o1 aoeket touaS co''i.'ehces No l. 525; No
srrEE!on corET Bath breachrs ofthe Superior
1i tns 'a.aS tg,n on Salntaas te
-r.o 7.z:o.4uoa. =, ,.,,
.ara., ..':,, ..:.,A -, rN,.:,....
street Nj Z. Church. Tonight tTucsdarl. The cz
cruises will commence at ~ O'Clock. Adnittanct
f"enty-hst ctnts for aoHlfs. aid ten cents Iii
~" 4 most admirable instrument is HYATT.
Patent kuilr and Scissors Sharncn.r Small ono,
, 1862-01-28


lcayy snow storm accompanied by a furi
Gus gale from the eastward, probably the
ayant courier Of the great storm at the East,
set in yesterday morning. During the day
tlc Temperature moderated and from sunset
until late hour Of the night it continued rain
iEg quite heavily.
Some delay was caused to the trains there
by upon many Of the roads. The st. Louis
ard Alton trains found rain the other side Of
Joliet and snow this side, delaying them son1c-
what- On the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
road there is no SHOW west Of Aurora. The
accommodation train was delayed about two
lours hy snow this side Of that locality The
trains upon the Illinois Central Road were de-
1ayed slightly by snow and passed through L
heavy -Iow storm at Kankakee. Tie Galcna
and Chicago Railroad track was somewhat
heavy and the tr:sins were delayed about three
hours between Frecport and Bc1v1dere. The
trains upon the Northwestern Road wcrc DE-
lay.a about IN hour. At half-past nine last
evening il was showing at Minnesota junction
aid raining at GAINESVILLE. The other roads
wire IN good ruDring order.
, 1862-01-28


80: 90 1s'''u'. nu.h' "nosc 'a7e oslF se''o-
-A1 "a. 90 -Ae '''''tioa ~ WHICH, *
~ ' H"N' t"F@'' "|'s A'''..e ~
,.,,;.. r.. ' W. 49, '''11o 90
".s An'1.a n's.u.u soAnson'
e,'1' ~ .' .4nea r., ~ Aue et.e-
1,ao, .eaa, r." ~. 49,, a'.s :. 40 "tssoAsn' -
,1.,,, - s..:t. ~ ~ ""s .Npee'ea s44e
- ~ -'40 4-'e. nonn' 'nu tAele re4ofn
ou' 3es'e4oa! 'ns sa'1e taa'llda ap-
Pe''eo III tnc folsee eonrf upon i charge OF
s"es4ee ahlh hheo her SIX dollars,
:1con7 tnl1S Gays conhncmenl i'll the City
bfidc"eu, ou1 suspended the execution until
n:-tt, 10 alio" her to leave the city.
- Gnc Michael Howard, respectable an-
pearang man, was arraigned ut The Police Tri-
bunal yesterday, charged with committing a
violent assault upon the person Of Il Mrs. An
nit Stanley, whose husband Is away serving
Lis country in the First Michigan Cavalry. 1t
seems that Howard took a fancy to Mrs. Stan
Icy, followed her home, and went into her
house, and was finally ordered to leave the
l1ousc for becoming too familiar in his adyau-
ccs. He left the house, but on SATURDAY, u;rht
met her ut the house Of friend and assaulted
her violently III the hall, using at The same
time some very unmanly threats. The court
fined him S..
"A man named Robert Bremer and wo-
man, name unknown, created az intense cx-
citc1ncnt at q boarding house on Monroe street,
on Sunday evening, the woman running in ia
escape from the man, who, she alleged, was
, 1862-01-28

at nine O'Clock OIL Sunday hight, smoke
house, ut the corncr Of Dearborn and Canal
streets was discovered by the policeman on
that beat to be on fire. The neighbors we're
aroused, Is well rs the owner Of tile smoke
house and contents, and tlc flames were soon
ex1inguished.
AT eleven O'Clock on the same night,
flames were discovered in the one-story cot
t%=c OF Mrs. Helen Dale, No. SC South Ualstcl
street, but they were cxtinguishcd without
causing any material damage This Tire ORR
ginatcd from defective Hue.
- Another fire occurred at half.past twelve
o'clock, yesterday morning, at the corner of
Clark street and the Archer Road by Which
tic upper apartments Of frame building,
the lower story Of which is used rs beer s:-
loon, owned and occupied by Mr.. Edward Sa-
lonlan, were damaged to the extent Of about
500. Tic property was insured for $1,000 III
the Etna Company, New York
At all these alarms the steamers were
promptly out. Had it not been for the near
proximity Of acw engine house 10 the LITTER
! n4Hltd locality, Il Urge loss would undoubted-
| y Lave been cntalltd upon Mr.. Solomon.
| Wanteds-CAbs for Chica.o.
The New York To,}d has moved ill., tic mat
! ter CT cab reform, and comes oat vigorously
| in urging the construction Of uansom cabs
Tor tie convenience Of individuals The re,
form is needed here us we'll as in New York,
The hacks Of Chicago arc in many respects 4
| nnisauce. Too Many lack drivers in thvi,
treatment OF eitizens and Strangers arc i1npu
dent and cxactlng to the utmost f1rtlinc
There is no reason why person wishing tc
ride to depot should hire and ply for vchi
Gle large enough to carry half a dozen, when
Il cab drawn by one horse would subscrvc t!ls
| same purpose at less expense. In another re
| spcct, the public hacks are public uuisances
The majority Of the time they arc used by
prostitutes, riding sha1nelessly through the
streets. To SO large an extent has this beer
Carried, that respectable lady scarcely ven
tuTcs to ride in ono Of them. THY are dirty
announcement for single individuals, and behinl
| tie times.
On the otler hand, the cabs as used in Lon
don and Paris art cheap, light, handsome, con
yelicnt and rapid. The Hansom cab, for in
stance, is neat, conveniently y-arrauced two
wheeled vehicle. with light cover aud seat fl,
two. The cab1uan is seated above and behind
it,niccly ont ofthc way Such all establishment
can be got up elegantly for Il comparatively
small cost, and consequently the cxprnsc o
passengers is only one shilling per mile WHO
will move in this mattcrs The cabs cannot
but meet large patronage, provided they arr
properly constructed and managed with enter
| To I.te;r co<. =
hours, will much sooner take a cab and pay
shilling than take a hack and pay l.,lf "a dollar
or dollar II they arc not acquainted wit til,
hack regulations. There is money in thu bust
ness, if the right man takes hold of il.
, 1862-01-28

~ Cook Mclean, es Dearborn street. hava
rtade their price for cleau!ng and dy1ng Cent?
4aas.}r
, 1862-01-28

- The indiana street ". E, charch Sabbath
School will give an Exhibition at the Indiana
street NJ E. Church. Tonight tTucsdav>. The ex-
cruises will commence at ~ o'clock. -Admitsancc
twenty-five CENTS for adHlfs, aid ten cents for
children not members Of the school.
, 1862-01-28

THE Board OF NAVAL ESG1sEEns.-1t is
said 1l!t tlc Examining Board Of Naval Eogi-
ns.rs, low in session II Philadelphia, Will
probably adjourn in about two or three weeks
10 meet in Buffalo. This will be the first ua-
val examining board ever convened in the lake
region. The Board will probably be convened
successi,ely ut the several principal lake cit
ics, commencing at BufEalo. The Board is
compose, ot Chief Engineers, L. s. Navy,
W1n. Il. Shock, John P. WAipplc, and Thos.
4. ShtcE-
, 1862-01-28

a most admirable instrument is Hyatt's
Fatent knife and Scissors Sharpcntr- Small ones
for family use: large ones for hotels. meat mar
ktts, &C. Every machine warranted to suit, For
sale It No. Is Custom House Place. iaaa71m
, 1862-01-28

CArcuT-Thc nmn who ran of with tue
package of sl,:::1o in bank bills belonging to
Jacob Na.rus and himself, and WHO snatclled
The same from the hands Of Mr.. Schneider, on
Saturday, as relatcd in yesterdays paper,
was caught on Sunday, aud will soon have his
examination. His name is HildretA, bnt lie
tcars the aiic. Of Jef. Davis, and is well
kncw1, :,s Il cattle broker. He c1aims that he
!:al an interest in the money, and only fol
lowed the precedent Of Ills illustriou5 prcdc-
c,sso7 and *@scceded ~ with his swn property
aid 1no1c too!
, 1862-01-28
15Darnl1tu.

ROAhDlNG.--Board au'l PIE. - Mt
- :ncI:.s 10 lie had et Ea1=snlac r!t.; NJ GAGE:
Hol 81. EurEtr State AMI FEcIttft sl7etts I)Ir
heaF!t:s a:so received T. u A-JAChSuS, Proprietor.
, 1862-01-28

@ Go to John JOINTS, 119 Dca7bo1n-st, and get
your Clothes cleaned and repaired. uorta
, 1862-01-28

Call cn Dunlop, sewel l. spalding for Printing.
uoy11-hs1t-1Y
, 1862-01-28

The ECLECTIC MAGAZINE for February, en-
1c!lisAed with the Battle Of Qucbcc aud the
Death Of Gen. Wolfe, beautifully engraved
from Vests fine painting, which will no doubt
tc duly admired is work Of art and histori-
cal interest, las been received by McNally Il
Co., 81 Dearborn street.
, 1862-01-28

THoMsoy's EATING HorsE-Meals are served
up at al hours at the shortest notice, and with
neatncs6 and care. At the eating house Of s II.
ThcmEon, No. 50 Dearborn street. OYSTERS in
every desirable style. Game in :easo1 jauz5-st
, 1862-01-28

E Go to Boyd's Exchange Office when yoG
have business with Broker. He pays the best
rate for all uncusrent money. Sells Specie and Ex-
change as low any house, and gives entire satis-
faction to all who patronizcs him. Office, No. 3s
South Clark street. {adjoining the bank of C. B.
Blair.) Entrance at the iron steps south end Of
thcbuiidinr i,-1p,
, 1862-01-28

The statement Of the present wcck, as compared
with the preceding, shows decrease Of 800, Ass
IN the items Of loans and discounts, $ao1667 In de-
posits, $6o641 in circulation. and an increase OF
*4,G70 in specie.
OFFICE or THE ASSISTANT TREASURER, L. s., i
, 1862-01-28

OVs1oN HaNhss-l He STATEMENT bl Tue BOstDn
banks for the last week compares with the pzeyi-
ous week. and for the corresponding week Of 1861,
as follows:
, 1862-01-28

H}OAkDING.-A front room with
- hoard for Gcltienlan and wife or tvo gent e.
men, a. = LaEllie street. northwest Washing
1cp. opposite the C1utt House Sua.rr iAy.ki7S i,Y
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h. has l.su specially dsiasivi - hs Var a.
tafttarnl ~ iHss Es~ e,iab.aant Tie sis - r.
'ssH'bsret +, aasey = sur 'eaiefs - ii'e lsat
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ins NuuNptp NtrsohY scLuitus The vsr.
ntni s,'i'els N,tnlel "a hs ssirsush a, L.t's
Mi btar lorStuNu. arrived ia NV Yutk. Oh
the steamer chari wiling. Friday evening
They came IN charge " QuAIicrmAster-G ebefal
Davis, u Vernon who brought many u then,
from the field q battle. They number one baD
drel anil one The Eoniag Post says the Gov
eminent en-, has given pern,issios 10 the sieam-
~ to proceed direct to Troy, IL order to enhance
he conlfort VI the wounded heroes ani facilitate
their TRANSMISSION to the Hospital at Darlington
TxrEss.s or rus Gov KsasSr - Secrtsry
rhasc says that the expenses II the war have
hecn exaggerated, Gully an occasional days IN.
pens,s having run them ~ 10 the maximum
stated IN the newspapers On thorough re-
view Of cur past, present, and prospective exreh.
s's he does not estimate The total debt 90 July
Il over son, gD0, 900 lie has Recommended 10
Congress he issuing d ! 10000 . = eaind
treasury notes II denominations under {.
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MElICAL-On our fourth page will be found
IN interesting article on ''Diphihcra in the Coun-
try" from the pen Of DR.. Guild, u Rupert. IL
viii be seen tina, his acquaintance With this new
disease has teen excessive, aud bis views win
doubtless lie Of much service 10 those Of his p O.
tessGu aud Others.
We ave glad to learn that the Bennington
County Medical Soc ETY., recen " organized. IS
sill alive and fourisbing. 1t is soon 10 hold "a
session la this place on Monday, the 18th inst
ne wish ii success in forwarding the cause VI
medical science
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-05-06

NUMBERS Is tina FIGnr.-1he following from
the Pitsburl Laldtng e,lrspoldm Of the
Horli gives the nunibsr. engaged IN the great
fight
@ ants army, hte divisions, hat could not
have averaged o,rr 700. making $4,000 troops
in all. These agails, 100000 on Sunday -
Bu.li's reinfurcemenls All ountrd 10 two,lvsions,
equal to 10 900, aud Gen. Lev. WSlacs brought
about 5000 frou Crump's Lasdng. six miles
down the river. He uas The irhols Of Sunday en-
rouis. These 5000 against no. 100 on MOn-
day The rebels fought their bes hkht the wat.
They kugh wiiha valor and scipl.he th,y have
never shown before. They wee the cry Ier.
troops Of their army. according 10 be unanimous
les imous Of wounded prisoners. T.ey were ! d
by heir mo,t popular and m''st learned Generals.
sbs were managed With skill iesogn1d aml
remarked by our owb leaders. wthiui exception
Their Commandment Chief MS kiiirJ The
loss ia killed, wounded aud missing will exee,d
our Of least 0ne third.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-05-06

Tie oily respectable and honest Republican
papers nov IN Vermont are the Behnihs ton Ban
mr., h. Natehnmn and journal, Md llebnfy
Ii,g,s er, aud NJ snchester Journal = Ratlaad
courier.
What mean thing his been done BY the above
papers bat this fellow should praise them -
" 90 oct Siaafdri.
No "meda" hing whatever; but the Vermont
Standa d nj the A 0idioa portion Of the Re-
PUBLICAN papers have become dishonest aud SO
contemplate ''msa1," tn 1t the ab,te four look
shIeins gi Is aud respectable, along side OF
sue, GHttS ,se,i fellows. - Coarisr.
X rp cpol. Mcssrs. .StdAdard and Com-
Ter. Those editorial disorders. 3" Niger
on the Brain and " Negfolh"bia,' OF
which tie Dn,tor, OF the Phanir, speak.
50 { cln.ly, are ABROAD in the hand, aud
we >hou.d seriously regret TO have such
f." gooi ie. ows as you all victims thereto.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-05-06

FALL ~ FoBT MAcos. Foti Macon, guarding
the entrance 10 Beaufort. \ G surrendered 10
cur forces under Burnside, GA Sunday morning.
the 9Th ali after a1eai cle,n h0ars' boiIibanl-
ment This 10 ore ofthe rnori irnpor ahi foIlssa
the eOas'. and can,iihs heavy arm anvni. ecp.
sistng II aLout eighty -nine guns. It's fall is >
sesers blew 70 the rebels, and 81 e. Us uadisput-
al psss, ssion u the entire coast line. fort NJ
con vas defended BY Col. Wright. lelhe~ q
Jeh Davis
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ibs Sod 81 cesss "a payrisss = tttsiarl sbaai
itits s.af n,sle. fra - wssf I'D n ne -
easrfss,eat, 81 sn to3a thst i : bf ashs ~
sast fhs ai.tssev ltHfss ~ ttassfi so - -
.ssi-.s 80 -, sea q Al 0rek e, q - % rs
Is "a ~hsl 49, rss.l3 tfsussnfel tse ntn 8
,lsr trs1svisi 49, saHs he fhs ct preset I
bs,, }a-i issi,.ssi ear ehsgAa ths' 80 , p,
reltasay u mrrssei 10 the N'fiitsfu cite ig
;. y testers sui ~ w. Ansf - So ~ assfe
ptl ity AMI 'rstn haze i~es I'd ihta suy 81
~ Fvrsysi - ths ,pfsfIoassen hass aisso,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-05-06

Ntw TINE TABLE. by the lev time table Il
he Troy & Boston Railroad. taking fleet ye-ter-
day, May 5th, trains arrive ut Manchester from
the 81 nth Ms follows $50 A. NJ. nai; 1920 r.
NJ. freight; 1.43 T. N. accommodation rom
the north AS follows go A. NJ, freight; liz r.
NJ mail. The mail train south leaves / utlaud
al 100 A. n, and the accommodation north
leaves Troy at 6.l5r
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TIE Ca ls.se AlaAass ( Z 1862, ralli.hs,f
3, K.v, ~ Su,susrs. Al ths ayshsfu As'hutst
puhl shius hoass. suneanees an rciip-s 4 ths
sau ,shs o,er the CoAfsisrais States - u
this fhs N4.hsiis U-las asltl.. that shout he
sane tims there viIl he total eglipss u The
Ovufs,i tds state. visible al over srs4lion Z"
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PERu.--A COW belonging to Ira Russell pro-
ductd calf recently weighing, at its birth, one
hundfeI and ssteH pounds That's what We
should call "a whopper" The snow has mostly
the woods MS yet.
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Tng charge IlAs Gen. v. s Smith was drank
whea he Urdsisd The ehargv a por1ieu 4 Ibe
Vermont brigade on he =, bel vorks lsiyls York.
tosn, u aathof4ti,sly eonirAdic,ed The move
a,en. vas dsenei necessary ADD resulted ~ gre4s
sivaatsgs te Cur sid~
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sac car ls.i. mos i4f.oTtan' vents
have haP.sn~d. lakteta ia. tsra
esncua "a , tle ~ +. Nye ~ as y
maooa,t co. Ga. 'aih,r unrnlr iel ~ /, !
Il Va. certainly very .iras l.o-i.oo g
oar ,irw the -lraagesl iel.fl I.o.al ia W
gi,,ia. Gen. MeGpdr g.. who STAR. lie
barge ,ifil,r ~ lt.- lrr,s li+s, aRl y b. eoia-
na.und, ] d So own. l. "a i TO law b. d
,ehrmrnily opposed 10 tie e,aruaiion.
tie told ii. soldier. that II ilay eouldut
l,eat the Yankees ihrtv. they 20 ldu'i d.
il aeywln re; at d &C guess be Vas right
The apparent ausr Of tie e,arua iou
wouii aplsar 10 b. The want Of power 70
hold tlte pl c., which wouLl very naiara'-
Is cause them to have il. There may,
however, be Of er objects in the view Of
tie fel4els a. that Of con eenira'tng upon
Mcdowell Bun We hnve ,he utmost ,ua-
filtncc IL our meals il Virginia. We
e. fdrniIy rApssi 10 lcarn thai Riehm ld
i. taken before many days. Il MAJ lake
son. hard fighting, bat the afmt IS tie
Potomac ran d. dat We IN ~, tnai
- ihutrnsc anxiety the pro-r 5, Of vents.
Thu rsu canu.d be delayed lons.
4 a. IL, L.. u
lanl Gen. Bmn,idt, with vary latle 'o>s
on our SIDE. 4 bis give. doe part Il c =
try IA Norh Caro- iaa Fars N Rae and
Barrauea., near lor P"k,p,. nave been
evacuated by tA,. ieLei.. The cuts an
tEoliiie, % Sa, annah latc yu,ed 20 sur.
rehd, The city, a llmdri'- army are
said to bt on The march against Charles.
ton. Forts Sumter aud Moulrie. and he
fort At Wlming,oa, \. e.. aud MORO k,
are the only point. on the e'tirr coast row
10 tie posIes ION # the rcb 10.
New Orleans is again ours, and lhc old
flag again float, over the Crescent city,
We hlve details as ,ci only from iebrl
s,nrce-. bui they l,li the story. Tbs
por, i, 10 be IN mediately opened 10 roiu-
mrrcc, n ii Iln. an on let given Ia the
pe u. cotton for The amiShcd mil. {
I'm aud + anec,- prorided, aipoy
hat the r.'b,i- don't burn II, aud d,atr re
fuse 10 sell II for god mo ey.
The reports IRON Gee. Iluleck's gra d
amy are OF the most cheering character.
lie has been lalgrly reinforced, aud i. now
.a.d TO lave IL his command 10000.
Beaufeluid is sill at Corimh. an /, said
TO ha.r bun ,onsid' rubly rein orced yet
his arms IS much 4 moralzcd and drser-
tons are OF constant oceuiicn,c; 400
& rmans rec, nifty came into our llnes IN
"A body. The armies are constantly APP
pr aching but w, need hise little fear If
the result. Gen. LA le, ks army is of
the klid thrt can be bea'.
The glaud climax is approa, hing /
canD1 long lie deferred. Rebel on, we
predict. Is very 81 on 10 meet with the just
doom OF d, {, at and desiruetiotr.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-05-06

oUR Landgroye correspondent writes :--'One
Sharpshoo'er, bot yet gone South, Lyman M
Fay ley. Of this place. shot golden eagle at dis
lance Of 80 yards. the ether dag, he sighted at
the head aud cut the veins Of his heck just lelsw
the heal: il measured se en- feet and two inches
flon tip to tip Of the wing. his claws we're iEo
inches il lei gth,--a noble bird."
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-05-06

The total Union less At the battle u Pea Ridge
&, ,tfeially stated at !. abl. cut q little more
than lo,oOl actually engag q iii. i heavy
pr % ton fr the seiors IL fsd 6ghi, The
reLel loss was u course much greater
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-05-06

The tsi,cla returns 81 the slaughter a, PITTS
burg Landing b.,s len made lhs tutsi Alb.
si. SOUNDED aud missing an our side s i5.tel.
Absai $40 u The wounded have since died. oar
burial parties rvprt hst~vn 1850 aud s.o0o
rvtvls fund dead on the o, "a.