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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-08-05

" PRING UP DE SHACKAssEs ~
!, is related that during the campaign
on the Shenandoah, one Of Gen. Ere
monl's batteries Of eight Parrot guns,
supported by a squadron Of horse, was
in sharp conflict with battery oi the
enemy near at hand, and shell and
shot were flying thick and fast, when
the commander ofthe battery, a Ger
man, one OF Fremont staff, rode sud-
denly up 10 the cavalry, cxchiming,
in loud and excited tones, P1aq mp
de sLackosses, priag Up de sdaekosses !.
for Col sake hmrg ~ Dc dachasses,
im-me-di-ate-iy The necessity Of
this order will he obvious when it is
known that the 'shackasses' are mules
carrying mountain bowiizers, which
are fired IRON the backs Of that much
abused but valuable animal, aud the
immediate occasion for the shack
asses Was that two regiments oi reb-
q infantry were aL iliat moment de-
scending a bin Immediately behind
our batteries. Tie shackasses, with
the howitzers loaded with grape and
canister, were soon on the ground.
The mules squared themselves, as
they well knew how, for the shock.
4 terrific volley was poured into the
advancing column, which Immediately
broke aud retrealed Two hundred
soyenly-eight bodies wele found in
the rayines next day. piled closely to-
gether as they fell, the effects Of that
yolley from the backs of the shack
asses
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-08-05

SELr SAcRTIcEs.-Ihere is not
one Of Us who has not a brother or a
sister, a friend or a sehoolmate, whom
We can make better as well as hap
pier. Every day calls upon US for
sacrifices Of small selG.hness, for
iorbearance under proYocation, and
for subjogaiion oi evil propensities.
Drop tie stone yOg were about 70
throw IA retaliation for insult un-
clench that fist with which you were
about to redress some supposed, per-
haps some real wrong; silence ihat
tongue. about to utter words which
poison ike tie venom u asps expei
that wicked imagination, that comes
into your thoughts a. Satan came into
the Garden Of Eden for il You do
not drive that out Of your paradise, il
viii drive yog oat.-Horooe Hann.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-08-05
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Aeh Ga efHer eeslte' mil 70 BVsH here
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-08-05

eAila. whose heart am clean broke,
she hab htuaehiea dis On sam
aad won't de Lord De good Lord
le tenaer.heafltrl i.ard--woat he
toach SANS heart and coax him 70
lorsib julie, and "a ske her ialo bis
house up dar kaow he viii, my
chii'ren. ! knows
Here the Old NJ gro paused abruptly ,
for there was . quick Waying "a lhe
eFowd-a hasiy rush--a wild cry
and Sans wife burst into the open
space around tie preacher, and zen at
die old mans feet Throwing her
arms wildly around bin, she shtieked
ont
Say Dat again, Uncle Pomp for
lc lub % de good Lord, oh say dat
agaiu 7
Bending down, the old man raised
her gently ia hts arms, and folding
her there, as be would have folded a
child, he said, ia a voice thiek with
emotion
II am 30. Juley | know dat Sam
win lorglb you, and take him wid you
ap dar.
Fastening her arms frantically
around pompeys neck, The poor
woman burst into il paroxism Of grief
a hile llIe old man tears fell 10 great
drops on her upturned face, and many
dark cheek near was wet rs with
rain.
Tile scene had lasted a few minutes,
and was turning away to hide the
emotion that was fast iilHng my eyes,
and creeping Up, will q choking -llaei-
ing. 10 my throat, when tbe Colonel,
from The further edge Of the group,
called OUT
Take that d--i auay--take
her away, Pomp
The old negro turned toward his
master with a sad, grieved look, but
gave no heed to his words.
Take her away, some Of YOU, say,
again cried tie Colonel. Pomp, sou
mustn't keep these niggers all night
in the cold
At tie sound Of her masters voice,
the woman fell to the ground rs II
struck down by Mimic bail. Soon
several negroes lifted her up to bear
her away; but she struggled violently,
and rent the woods With her wild cries
for one more look at sam.
Look 1T him, you d-d--, then
90, and don't let me see you again.
She threw herself on the face Of the
dead, and covered the cold lips with
her kisses then rose, and will a
weak, uncertain step, staggered out
into the darkness.
The system that had so scared and
that mans heart must have
been begotten IN the lowest he'll.
The old preacher said no more, but
four stout negro men stepped forward,
nailed the lids, and lowered the rough
boxes into the ground. Turning to
Madam P saw her face was red
with weeping. She rose to go just as
the first earth fell, with a dull, heavy
sound, on the rude collins; and giy-
ing her my arm, ! led her from The
scene.
As we walked slowly back TO the
house, low wail--haIi a chant, half
a dirge-rose from the black crowd
and iioated of on the slill, night air,
till il died away amid the tar woods
in a strange, wild moan. With that
sad, wild music in our ears, we enter
ed the mansion.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-08-05

No religious denomination ID the
Northern States bas been more infect
ed by pro-slaverg views than the Prot
cstant Episcopal church a sal proof
Of this has been recently given BY the
election ot Or. seabury to the profes-
sorslnp of Biblical Literature ia the
Episcopal Theological Seminary Of
New York. One Of his qualifications
for this responsible post, as an organ
of the same church remarks, i the
fullest yindieaiion of the righiialnass
Of African slavery. which las been
Published by any Northern clergyman.
He received &c out of 80 votes.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-08-05

BEAuREGAgD.--1he story from
the South is thai Pierre Toutan Beau.
regard has resigned his position in the
confederate army. He begun lis ca
reer brilliantly. The bombardment
Of the seyeniy-two men in Sumter and
the accidental victory over Mcdowell
at Bull Run, sent linn up ike a rocket,
aud for The nonce, lie VAS tic idol ID
Secessoudom. But there Il ended. -
lie had no second Bull Run. and hs
after campaign from Manassas 70 Co
rinth was an episode Of disasters Ii
may be because he was lunpered
Davis hated him from tic first, and
probably tied his hands. He has
three times superseded him ly juniors
IN command Perhaps such treatment
disgusted lin, and induced him 10
throw up bis commission. This re-
tirement would not be strange. The
South honors only those Of ils Gcner-
ais who have been successful, with
Us, disaster seems to have been the
chief proof Of merit.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-08-05

AFtemus Ward thus concludes
story This is mi lat attempt at
written a Tail and thus fur from per-
fek-but if have indooced folks q
that IL Ceases ootof 10 tia can neither
make life ~ barren M the deseri If
Sarah, o. a. Joyous as a -four garding.
my obieck will have been akkomplish !
AdooS
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-08-05
rHEcANEo or ruCmRn AND
IFEE

HufrHs fAFaFn Aptles ~ ms tas
There s genuine humog n ihe
idea that sn ATkansas man aaas fhe
most natural expression, even of ,he
cafd-lable nnd il manner ia which
The term 81 dc game g enchrc are
there fltod h The game q llt. i very
Ingenious
Bob, you arc about leaving home
toF strange parts You're SONG 70
throw me out of the game, and 80 il
alone The odd, s against you, Bob,
but remember alsays tlat industry
and perseverance are the winning
cards. they afe the bowers Dock
larning and an liza, sort ot thing win
ao TO hll az With ike small tramps,
but YOU must have thc bowers Is back
en-, else they amt worth slBieks. HI
lack runs again yoa pretty strong,
don't cave 10 aud look like o suck chick
en- On a rainy day, bat bold yopr head
up and make EN- bclise you're aash
Of trumps they went play Is bard
ngin YOU
ivoleed aud travelled aMund some.
Bob, aud I've found out bat as soon
as folks thought you held oul i week
hand they'd buck agan you strong
So when you're sorier weak keep on
a bold front, but play cautious, be sat.
isiied With pint Mauy's the hand
I've seen cnchred cause they played
for too much Keep your eyes wcn
skinned, Bobi don't leI EN- nig Oh
you recollecl the game lays rs much
with the head as with the hands. lle
temperate never aot drunk, lor thon
no matter how good your hand you
won't know how 70 play Il both bow
crs and the ace won't save you, for
there's sariin TO be miss deal or
something wrong. Andanotherthing,
Bob, (his was spoken in low ionc,)
don't 20 too much on the women
queens u kinder poor cards; the moro
YOU have Of them the worse for you;
you might have three and nary trump.
| don't say discard 'em all il you get
hold Of one that's trump, its All good,
and there's sariin 70 be one out ot four.
And above all, Bob, be honcat; never
take a mans trick wot don't belong to
you; nor slip cards, nor mig, for
then you cant look your man 10 the
face, and when that's tie case there's
40 fun in the game ifs regular cut
throat SO now, Bob, farewell. re-
member wet tel you, and yooll be
sure 70 win, and i you don't saryes
you right you set skunkedl :"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-08-05

You're from The country, are you,
sir asked city clerk Of a Quaker
who had Just arrived.
Yes
Well. here is an essay On the rails
ing Of calte..
Then, said Aminidab, a. he turned
to go, thee had better present il to
thy mother.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-08-05

A profound student Of anaiony pro-
mulgates the remarkable fact that ey-
cry man las several canals in his
body, but no railroads From tic
way that some men keep up the steam
it would seem as though they soon ex-
nected % haa.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-08-05

4 temperance editor ~ drawing
attention 70 an article against ardent
spirits IN one ofihs inner pages 81 his
paper says For ihe effects u inlem-
peranee see our inside
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-08-05

A juvenile sporier, belonging 70 a
primary school IN ia Manchester, n.
H., boasted 10 bis play fellows tie 9th
er day, that be would by.and.by be-
come possessed Of 40 important article
Of youthful aspiration. My father,
says he, has sohe 70 war, and If be
gets killed, am 10 have lis Gsli-line.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-08-05

rs pNEpA AHED fefaHH Ngse &c Ce,elrs
/ ttaas Fentgs faue &e Ae AAWss
f2saHfIF tiieHH 'o
A8afca RI. B0Yr
Maaehesiaf. Mas 81. aG2.-sMfi
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-08-05

Whai are you looking after, my
daughter Z said an Old gentleman at q
Christmas party Looking after i
son -in-las for you. dear father"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-08-05
Tho Manchester Journal.

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-08-05

lsiE Reason ard la establish ihai
& must be $ a. she hnetf iAe llHc,
The larger The numbers Ilie more ail
hcalt 10 make them moye as enc man.
tle more numerous the physical and
the intellectual impedimun,s
These hislnreal tratbs, As positive
as any mathematical law ! submit %
the serious consideration ul the Ameri-
can people,
GCRoAy&kt
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-08-05

TrHMs sI.2s nss sm. sf.s0 q se
sas a tt8 yees lfss Vi Postage Nfa
raelas TeHaif
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-08-05

A Hisr.-A soldier met seces-
sionist woman the other day, in War
renton, Virginia. She instantly hoist
ed her dress 70 an unusual height. and
swung around TO clear hiin. The sol
der, who was aiteniively regarding
the spectacle cried out IN blank aston
ishment: What dirty stockings "
Down went the skirts, hiding The
frigbtfal appariiion from view, and Tie
woman disappeared.
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n. H. MINER aaa 6. A. PIERCE.
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p9Blt6 lmD fir Den Qlugenplid neue 6raft ge-
seben gu baben. Die Serlebuugen iparen, pte
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QStdbtta fiir @6neiOer u. 8effebcr.

George 6plBmann, beutI&er MalAintt
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Tabritant bon Shuttle, Bobbins, Ending-guages &C.
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AntndDme III Der nGcbftfo Senosn Rammer.
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THE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE.

The Now York World says:-'' It is sincere
y to be hoped that if Gen Clay is to be as
sigued q command, in the West or anywhere
else: it will be one that does not require the
slightest rodicum Of discretion" TIE is
weL-meaning man, no doubt: but IS about as
prudent IS & mad bull in high fever, espe-
cialy when the negro is involved We have
had quite enough Of 'proclaim;ng generals
fighting ones are now il order We presume
that Gen. Clay is not TO be assigned to any
command whatever"