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Ger. McCIeIlam's Address 20 his
Army.

IT, dqnariers Army Of the Paio-
mac, Harrison's Landing, July 1.
SoLDlrns or rim ARMY OF Po-
roMAc - Your achievements for lha
last ten days have Illustrated the va-
Tor and endurance Of tie Amcr,dMa,
soldier.
Attacked by superior forces, and
without hope Of achievements you
have succeeded il changing your bssn
Of operations ~ 4 flank movement,
always regarded a. ihr most hazard.
Gus u military cSpcditntsi you have
saved 81 your material all your lr,ing.
and all your guns, except few lost IL
battle taking, in return, guns aud
colars from lie enemy. Urou your
march you have been assailed day
after day with desperate fury hy men
Of The same race md nation, fkillfullv
nassed and led under every disadyan-
iage Of number, and necessarily Of po-
sition also. You have in every cen
flci beaten back our Ices with enur-
mpns slaughter. Your conduct ranks
you among the celebrated armies u
| istory.
No one viii nos custom that each
Of 'ou may always with pride say |
belong 10 The army Of The Potomac
You have reached he new base COM
plete in organization and unimpaired
IN spirit The enemy may n ans ime
attack you. We are prepared "a meet
them. ] have personally established
your lines. Let them come. M We
viii convert their repnlse into fusl
defeat Your government Is slrtngtb
enng you with tie resources o. a
great people. Ga this, our nations
birthday, We declare 10 our foes wlo
are rebels againsi the best interests
Of mankind that this army shall en-
ter the capital Of the 30 called conftd.
eracy, bar our national constitution
shall prevail and that The Union which
can alone insure internal pcaee and
external security TO each State. mast
and shah be preserved, cost what il
may 10 time, treasure and blood.
Gao. Is. McCLELLAs.
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vi'h Tie dsy AID = Pruen, slsnsge
The rrssencs of former friends AMI teach
err frchs als'spee leu, ses, 10 ina occasion,
whiis sac fsndiy Remembered, bgt nsssssa-
diy prevsa,sa from accepting his Invitation
IL eere, ssa made sr.ss . Tbs s!egaai
.sare.
ibls j. de oHly eelebss;ilH q aaleA Man
hester gae hast en- he foarfh this year,
although oar tao musical bands have played
conspicuous part 10 The celebrations cf both
aapcst and faAls'. snd sur elder aud yoea-
ger Inhabitants have aided 10 enlisen the 70.
spte,iys seeHss
There i ene iealare peculiar 70 these Sab.
bath sshosl festivities no trii, can result
fra them. ~aile sosisl.fy ard refined TASTES
are thus cultivated " sanpowicr explo-
sicEs ni'h their direfal consequences. nor
unsseu.y rabies mar tie peace Of their
4lie, rural and rational enj yment.
The last Manchester Sabbath school holds
81 rs was, notwithstanding il has some OBJ
ssacles ~ suceaa;sr Tbt generous PROPOSE
, lion q Mr. l'aPrAn 81 Boston. lAsl summer,
q give each scholar q box who Rcald re-
peat wiiheai variation fren, the text, BE-
fere ihe nsw year, the alss Psalm, bad an
animating ani happy elect twenty-five
i94ng persons reesised presents promptly
10 Consequence
May the selEdenisl q the yoaae gentle
nen enc Alaid eold. aud snow. and heat. ~
there and labor from Sabbath to Sabbath for
The spiritual benefit q the yontb In that pic
turssque section q oar bcsutifal valley,
meet is reward their own souls being
blessed, while The .igh, 81 life Is dispensed
10 others T.
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The following j. the order from The
War Department in reference TO the
distribution Of bounty 10 volunteers
Il isofaered hat oat0fthe appro-
prsation FOR orgaaizing and drilling
volunteers, lhere shall be paid in adj
vance 70 each recruit jsr ssllree years
Or for The war, the sum ef twenty
rgvr poEtsss. beng sne-anarier Of
tie ecnuiy allowedby laws such pay
mens % he made epga the masteril &
Of the regiQcn; 70 wiaeh such recruits
belong iaioils ssrsice a. The United
Sgafes.e
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WAR AiNfARY.


Nsw Tork Jolly 2
The Tnuas'a Fou Marre eorrss-
psea II n The SCH state iis, lie
ranla.s 81 James Rlv bed eaabisl,
q oasamanlcasioa ai,h Geweral y rs
Cle,lsns s,g wing pefNsss fom
FAg Officer Geldssoroa rs, en- Nom
aas. are said to state lhm the rebel AZ
ise- en- our iisli Nas a desperate a.
fair. IL mhieA ths febsls iaa 2 GOO men.
Our ls- va hesvy. 6rn. Sioaehsm.
beng ~ 81 ffom ihe right hsd re-
treated % iofkiowa, apd had arrived
Al Fort Monroe. Il isalso stated that
% BIS left Mcclellan. With severe
Sighting. had passed tiaroagh Mhiic
Oak swamp w.lh 10000 mrn AMI one
hundred pieces q artillery, 70 SECURE
az advantageous 10 iiioa, nad had snb-
ssqasnily cut through line q COM
mauieaiion with The james River n
"a selefi the new base. and Imkey
Rsal had been decided On. Turkey
b u1 i thirty (l3 u miles from Rich.
raon3 and ten miles from CHy Point.
Il was reported lhai during The two
days agteng MeClsllaa's los was 10.
600. Telegrapbic communication be-
oni Yorktown Is cut al, and the Of.
iccrs permit nothing outside OF the
official Dispatches Tor lho North 10 20
upon the wirr.
Boston, Jaly /, Pm.
Secretary Seward, 70 ~ interview
with tie press, Il lhe Astor House,
tlis 4. 81, says there IS no truth what
ever in tie report tia, the European
Government. dclnaui m immediate
close Of the war,
The Express u tie Evening says
the occupation Of the country between
Whine House and the Chckahomiuy
by lie rebels Is complete. Gen Cas-
cy reports tie great body Of McClel.-
ans army, Saturday noon, TO have
been seven miles from james River
with strong forces Of the enemy inter
yening. There is no proof, as stated
in some Of the papers, that any portion
Of Gen. McClelan's army was o.
james river on Saturday or Sunday.
New York, July
The correspondent Of Philadrl-
phia paper, dated evening OF 28th.
states lhat we are still iig TIM. Fort
Darling will be ours tomorrow, and
probably Richmond will be occupied
and the rebel army cut 10 pieces be-
fore the 4th Of July. Gen. Mcclellan
remarked TO the bearer Of dispatches
that we were every where victorious,
but the battle had just begun, and he
could not make a report Till the job
was done.
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SATURDAY.
New Madrid, July 5.

AN~H sNNRtfff
Headquarters Army Of the POLO
mac, Turkey Island, July 81.
The following is an account Of the
battles fought bcfo Richmond on
sunday, Monday and Tuesday, being
the 9TH, 9th lib days Of the engage
men,:
On Sunday morning the COPS OF
Gen Summer and Gen. Franklin.
were left in the works at Fair Oaks,
with instructions to evacuaie and pro-
iect the baggage and supply trains on
their way g james River. They had
hardly lefi their position, and were
falling back on the Railroad, to VIII
liamsburg, when the rebels saw the
movement, and started IN pursuit with
their whole force.
So rapidly did the rebels approach,
that our officers had hardly lime TO
place their men 10 position 70 receive
them, before they were upon them.
Tie rebels advanced TO the attack
about 2 o'clock. which was promptly
met by our men. The battle lasted
until dark, during which the enemy
suffered terribly, advancing in solid
mass within short distance Of our
artillery. Tie effect Of our guns on
entire ranks, was fearful, killing and
woanding them by thousands.
All dark the enemy were repulscd
and forced TO abandon their position.
This battle took place about one
mile and half from Sayage's station.
Whilst this was in progress, other I'M
portant events we're transpirlng. The
Raliroad bridge across lie Chickahom-
my was burned, and train Of twelve
cars, under fall head Of steam, VAS
run overheard. All The Commissary
aud Qaartermaster's stores, unable 10
be moved, vere committed 10 The
flames. with ; large quanisy Of oraan-
ce storee.
The large house at he station and
the adjoining grounds wsscA were
filled ai1a our sick and wounded,
whom i WAS impossible 70 get away.
seFe lett under the care Of on Sur
geons, With All the necessaries Il hand
for their comfort They BSn.leTed
about 100, and nov in the eDeny's
hands.
The troops which had fought the
battle Of Sunday. reireaied under COW
er Of the hight 70 White Oak swamp
bndge--a distance " sbsot twelve
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The New York Timss says . Oflhe

The New York Times says Ofihc
present status 81 our army before
Richmond, Gen. Mcclellan reports Is
as being in excellent spirits, an ! sinr =
the large reiniorcenenis have arrived.
il is doubtless improved il coafdeh,e.
Or lbe Whole. and judging from al
the facts and statements that have
reached u, We must say that tie con
dition ard prospects Of orr army on
Wednesday were much superior 10
whai they were on Monday. We
Should not be surprised II il we're yet
this wetk to give the nbels blow
which would efeeloally settle the fate
If Richmond and this bloody rebel
lion.
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SuNsEK GrErs aFe pouring ia and car
large As,els vii soon be allied 70 overlooking
From present appearances this season viii
Be- As good As 1880. which vas The best since
our city friends began 70 cone among MS
Every boase ia the village. great and small,
vas ''as fall IS Third Avenue car" o.
most eniirsly View Workers. Those who cone
enss are sars to come agaia, Shieh speaks
well fer the attractions Of tho place,
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-07-08

There Seems 10 be conflicting &C
eonpis il regard 70 Ioss Of ARTILLERY
aai siege.gBns n various battles b.
fore Richmond. but tie probability Is
that very few Of oar h'avyy pisess
we're captured BY tie enemy Prom
all accounts vs judge that our losses
have beer quite :paSe % b. esgivree
I'm We rsA<A
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-07-08

A McsrsrT --one year since sub
scfip,ion WAS commenced for the purpose Of
erecting q monument ~ the mtmory of Mr.
Basnhstn, 50 long valued feaeher IN Burr
Seminary, il,sndsi chiefly a. tribute from
former pupils Of tho institution The sun
deemed rsqnlsiie ~ IBIS object Is sl25, az
which aboa, hAif oaly has 4 Yet teen OBJ
tanned.
The ready reposs usatily made on mp
plieation to students aud special friends,
condaees to the belief that what issiiI! need.
Cd may Be- easily secured when the oppor-
iunliy q glFe It i presented 4 reques, is
therefore made that those DO wish to par
ucipate 10 this memorial. would baud or for
ward their contributors withou, delay to
hr. J b. Hcllis,er, Mr.. George Richardson,
Mr. Henry T. VIZ, ar II. Z, Miner. Esq,
Commiuee
A drawing d aoaamsut sse.sed sai,A-
be will be shown By ar way 20 suy inter-
ss,el 70 see i
n addition d shs aenasiess heretofore
pabtishef tAa fs1ta~;rr h.ye ts.n ro..tvss
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MuacAL.--Agreeably to previous notice,
tie several choirs Of the towns Of Peru,
Landgrove, Weston and Londonderry, met
a, the Methods. Church in North London
derry, June 2ssh. 1862, FOR the purpose of
organizing into Singing Association. The
fore part Of The day was spent 10 singing,
under the direction Of Leonard Tenny OF
Londonderry, after which we we're all inyit-
ed to partake Of the bouuties provided for
the lnnet man by the people q the village,
under the direction OF Rev Z. s. Morse.
Met again al one O'Clock ?. NJ, when =.
simonds was called 10 the Chair, and the
following cficers we're chosen:- Rev. =. s.
Morse. Londonderry, President; Rev. r. D.
Miller. Peru, Vice President; C w. Whit
nsy, Peru. Secretary, L. B Hapgood, Peru,
Treasurer. Voted to have four Directors,
che fFom each town. Chose A. P. D. ST.
nonis, q Peru, n Holt, Of Landgroyc. @.
" Wiley, q Weston, L. Tenny. Of London
derry. Chese Committee cf three to fame
a Constitution Elder Coon, Of South Lon
donderry, P. n Wiley. Of Weston. and Rev.
4. @. BOwker. Of Peru; the Constitution to
be presented a, the next meeting. AMER
shieh We listened to the swees sound Of ma-
Sc from the several Choirs. under the d.
reaiion q y Holt, assisted BY Dr. Button,
q Factory Peint. viii only sdd, We had
ge0d tine generally; al appeared TO be
wei sasudei that the dsy vas not spent Ii
yain. A LISTENER.
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MoRE TRooPs%-Upoa the ssg-
gestion d the Governors of the loyal
States de President has called for
2ooYoo0 Enore volunteers. lie rec
CumsDdu tlai they sheld be chiefly Of
intaniry.
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A hssry eolsnn Of Gsa. Peps's army
reached Mscisslas % wsdsesdAJ Iteoabs-
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be owa, II rOt 70 asssns Ihs essnssrs---
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n. Hurd.
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Manison. n Botium. D. 9. George, D.
nstison, @, r. Draper
Saad0lag4--E. A. Graves, T.. 6. War
nsr. J. J. Hill.
Iiiahail--F Kidacr r. sheldon, W.
Gordon.
On molten of Harmon canheld. rsq.. The
Convention proceeded to The nomination Of
County Officers With the following result
For Ssnaiors--E. N. s Morgan. Of Pow
nsl ; MyroD Clark, Of Manchester.
For Shsrf-Leander Powers, Of powpal
For States .qiiorrsy-H +. Miner, Of
Manchester.
For -qss't judgtsof County Court Den-
jAmin R. Sears, Of bennington R. NJ. Tn
derhiD. Of Dorset.
For Hga BaiiI-Dayid C. wheelock,
q SALISBURY,
For Judge Of Probate for Bennington
Distriel--John R. Gates, Of Bennington.
Fer Jsags Of Probate for nanchesisr
Diririet- uriel S. Kent. Of po,set.
CorSrY COMMITTEES. H Garfield. D. L.
Kent. and Thomas J. Tiffany. we're appoint-
ed County Committee for the ensuing YEAR
Foisa--T Tina, the mex, County Convention
be called as delegate Convention, in the
same manner a. the present Conyeniion Sas
called.
On motion. voted sha, the proceedings Of
this Convention be signed BY the proper Of
fcers, and published in the Manchester Jour-
nal and Bennington Banaty
The Convention the adjourned sins die.
r. B. BURTON. President.
l ! e " ,I, VAIL, vioe Presidents.
I !. TlIrASr, Secretaries
II y. MIsgR,
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THURSDAY.
Fort Monroe, july l

Fort Monroe, July /.
A gunboat has just arrived here
from the scene Of action yesterday,
ten miles above City Point. That
division Of our army las hetn fight.
ing four days, and has retrcaied seven
teen miles. The fight OF yes erday
was most terrific, the enemy having
Two or three TO our on.
The battle commenced With our
land forces, and after four hours fight
ing, our gunboats got IN range and
poured into The rebels a heavy and IN
cessant fire. This fire the rebels stood
about two hours and then relrea'c ed.
Our troops have captured, notw'ih-
standing their disadvantages, large
number Of artillery pieces and 1000
prisoners, among whom is the rebel
Gen. Magruder.
The place where this last action
took place is near Turkey Greek.
The retreat Of the enemy last eve
ming WAS with great disorder, and their
loss has been very heavy, much great
er il is thought than ours still We
have nothing definite as to losses.
In the retreat forced upon Gen.
Mcclellan by the superior numbers OF
The enemy, we learn that he had to
spike his siege guns and leave them
on the field. after burning the car
riages. The nature Of the ground
rendered il impossible to move theio.
In the retreat, many Of our sick and
wounded were necessarily left behind.
There are, Of course, innumerable re-
ports and rumors here; bat we send
only what appears TO be authentic.
New York, July 3.
The Tribgne's correspondent. after
stating that we were outnumbered by
the rebels, INDUCES in the following
When loyal New York Regiments,
lifted from their feet by the fire Of
rebel brigades. cry out oftheir wounds
and death for help; when the cloie-
est of New England and Michigan
and Pennsylvania troops, outnnmber
ed in front and on both TANKS by whole
divisions Of the enemy, beg for re-
enforcemerts,- say that The black
est crime that power can commit Is 70
stalk upon the field Of peril and say
10 soldiers, q have no faith in your
commander. Let your martyrdom
proceed And so says tits army Of
the Potomac, and it registers to-night
VOWS Of vengeance as it marches 10
the dark from position which their
diminished numbers disabled them
from holding, but which is consecratcd
to them forever By their sutferings,
their labors and their wrongs. The
politicians and statesmen who lek ns
here TO be outnambered and cut of
from our supplies and the possibility
Of retreat, are doomed men.
Louisville, KY. July 8.
Passengers just arrived from The
South, report tina, Gen. Mitchell had
detailed SIS men from the different
regiments for scout service, who we're
all captured by The rebels and carried
10 Atlanta, Ca, and hung One o.
them, Robert Bufum. formerly Of Sa,
lem Mas. belonging 10 Col. Nortoni.
rsgiHens Second 0hiol. made :
speech. kayine' he considered ituo ig.
noniny 20 die for bis country even ID
that manner
81 Louis, July 2.
The Democrat Of this city has !
special dispsich from Memphis, dated
June 30th, which says
Advscrs from Richmond this morn
ing state that tie confederate troops
hare beea driven Gsn thai city.
- - w4ss.sst - 60 a-s.....
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carn.h. J.lyG


TO The SeeTetary ~ war;
On he lst inst. Col. sheriior, u the "a
Michigan cagalry. sith two regiments q
rs men WIS attacked nssr Bonneville, Miss.
By a part Of eigb. Fsi'el regiments, NUMBER
Jog 4700. which he DEFEATED and drove back
af.er seven hours sighting. Oar lsss is II
Killed, wounded and missing The rebel
los mus, have teen very great They Isii
SIS dead o. lie seld. ! respectfully recoga-
mend Col sAeridon Tor promotion for gallant
oondust ID basslk. II. ". HALLscK,
Alajer G,besal.
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waskipgtsn, july s.

fe Washington, Jaly ,.
Dispatches have been recsiyss fre@ Gen.
Meclelias. dated ] s'slosk 2 ", q the sth.
The following = sbe substance
There has bseA ~ ssaliag slree Taesdsy
nishs, shea ,hs sgtpy rsEe rsPa1sad FHh
great GlsaghisT.
Thsarmy uossd = DE position Hav oeeu-
pied bee4 use i affords greatly superior ad-
vaasages aF tie eeopsr4tiOn 81 the gun
boats, of whieh Seventeen are nos 10 tie Tiy-
sr protecting the aGrks o. the army.
Statements ef.Le 81 aakies 10 the ssTsrs
battles 81 ssz days sannss jet b furnished
Ons fsrsas xefs Dst bsAsen is Any con-
Sci. ner osan they b driven frsn tie 80
b he ussast saEss 81 he ep<nJ.
re sovduz y " Tooys 10 s-vgg EN-
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Nathaniel upham. Sl,01
Rev. & ] Msrxis. 90
u v RAnsasn, {. 5. Army, 100
Alfred Billings. las. Arlington. 100
Harvey W. loaltr. lioossck. n. u. 100
u & Dualsy, ChrseT. 100
Lucy hsrgess. sisaison, I 90
I.aaxues Eeaa0l, SsA YorA. 90
ResF w. sysee. perass, 100
Aary \. GlAfk. igelen y Clark,
Manchester. 100
,. A sasisA. He.sa nj Smiih. Maaca'r, / 90
FrAneis Covert. Lieut. 67th y. Wv, 100
u Porter Smell, Nc .irook6eld, Mass, 90
u II hAly, Tlccnatfoga. Y. r., 100
EcaFy fonDg. Msnsasster. 90
sAma HAaaey. rpy. 10
Lrnssas Ts.AseE.<r. Psa,iae, Mlch.. I 30
j. |. Ksapp. Nsiaseary casl-gs. 20
4. I. hay. MareAargs 20
j. y I
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The loss Of tie enemy in killed and
wounded on Monday alone, was not
less than four thousand, but nothing
definite on the subject Is known.
Gen. Shields army arrived here
this morning and proceeded Up the
James River. They came in vessels
via Annapolis.