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

Afk4 Nib 1909 mea. 8 f Us
81 nrot a s. frors sisA ihoss
Il aismfbs We hep hoatyw.
Sat lss - tosasl.ssif rbs afi he ssai
s. - A5taasas riser = L.nie Rex.
sta saaaas fast 3 lrse escg
reles as a tl,r STATE. and 81 galsh
aa3 hang every rassalla g IL ether
aosds ~ they are na better every
rult.er an8 assassin within hef bog-
dsrs Tie saansr the government
agpliea . vigorous remuly Or ihese
hloe.lihirsiy villains. ths ,ooaer may
81 expoas . permanent cure
1ls1c + ~ aosti bai 'hai the
.lrengih q tie government ard roun.
Try has been i,npsired = some extent
BY the political warfare ou car sencr.
ais beeansc 81 Their different views
upon the slavery question. Tie pub
liz mind has been distracted by irrele-
van, questions, 10 the nsglees Of thai
which should have tie Whole attention
and energy II The people, viz the de-
Tense Of the country and The overthrow
u the rebellion. In regard 10 tie
chief ground Of discussion, the negro
question, a better feeling has heen
produced. and public opinion is set
Ting down upon the basis tina, gem
eral emancipation proclamation Is i'm
possible and would be Of no effect if
made, Negroes may continue 70 be
employed by the government in camp
and irench.works, and also IL the field
to any extent that they can be made
useful, and thar the slaves OF rebels
are to lie made free by due course Of
law on the connection Of their masters.
The freedom Of negroes employed in
the war. and Of those whose masters
are convicted Of treason. will be eman-
c;pation 10 an extent that will leave
little vitality in the system when the
war is over, and the work Of freedom
will be still further advanced by the
adoption Of the Presidents emancipas
ton policy in the border States. And
while the logic Of events is compelling
this substantial progress, loyal men
may well defer their iayoriie theories
and modes Of operation, and rest sat-
isfed with certain and tangible re-
suits. The country has an unbounded
confidence in the wisdom and integrity
Of the President, and 10 press on the
war, under his direction is now the
chief duty, and the on4y means of ma
tional salvation.
Congress has adjourned, and no
doubt the people are glad and the
President Is glad. The last week Of
the session was an important one.
The confscation bill passed both
Houses by handsome majority. IL
i substantially the one presented by
Mr.. Elliot Of Massachusetts, and does
away With the constitutional objections
urged against most other bills pre-
sented. in that il does not authorize
summary proceedings, or actions n
rem, and is operation will be by due
course Of law, except in certain cases
where the President is authorized un-
der The war power to proceed summa-
rily. Several other important bills
were also passed, among which is the
pension bill. the tariff bill, and bill
providing for an additional lax Of one
per cent. on domestic sugar.
Now Congress has really adjourned,
the President nor his generals need
fear a fire in the rear, but can proceed
to give all their energies TO the crush
ing out Of the rebellion.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-07-22

While Dir. buchanan was presiden;
the Pottstown Bank come into exist
ence, and out Of compliment TO him
the notes continued his portrait. But
Of late the bank has received 50 many
muiilated noles, with the words trai-
tor :" Judas Iscarioi,' DC, inscribed
under the portrait, that II was resolved
TO call in all the notes bearing the like
ness, and re-issue new ones. II must
be done 70 abate a nuisance.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-07-22

All retail dealers are not TO be tax
ed, as many suppose, under the new
law. Section sixiy-iifth provides that,
"when the annual gross receipts or
sales Of any apothecaries. eonfeciioners.
eating houses, iobacconists Or retail
dealers, shall mol egceed the sum ef one
thousand dollars. such apolhccaries.
eonfeciloners, eating houses, and retail
dealers shaH not BE- requtredto taks ont
or pay far licenses, anything IN this
act to tile contrary notwithstanding
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-07-22
Loss OF Life in the Eighth ycF-
mont.
& j.. PRENTIss,
e. q. AEwroS,
VI 4. 1'EwKsBURT,

The Boston Journal says that adyiees
from New Orleans state that on the 2Sd Of
June, thirty Of Co. II. of the Eighth YER
mont Volunteers, Capt, II. r. Dutton, ZEN
listed at Townshend.l stationed az Algiers,
took an engine and car. and went out a
short distance on the 0pelansus Rail Road
on reconnaissance. They had proceeded
but few miles, when they we're fred upon
by guerrillas, and had three men killed and
eight wounded They returned the fire and
think they killed two or three Of the assas-
sins.
The names Of the killed in the Eighth
Vermont. we're; COrporals II. K Mcclure
and j. VI. Sanders; Private NJ. ". Whitman,
and the fireman u The train
1st Lieut., A. B. Franklin, was sbo. thro
the body, arm and breast seriously. As was
also ID Lieut.. " H. II Holton. shot through
the lungs. aud private c. B, AekIey. shot il
the head
These slightly wounded we're Sergeant
Smith Ia the arm Sergeant Allard in the
body; Private Wood. IN the shoulder; Cock
in arm; Oaks. u the body, and Rich ard
son.
The wounded we're troagbt to Algisrs =
The bodies q The dsld were not recovered.
Col. Thomas 81 the Eigfb Vermont was 70
take sir hundred men and section e
Tbompson's battery and ga e ThibAaeaax,
the scene u the skirmisil. lie carried or
deFs 10 argest any man whom be car prove
to have belonged TO band q gaerrillAs, aad
70 level their property 70 tie zrouad
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-07-22

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lom 'stss hp4 yeaF an
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We So. fAs aai O. fesaasa save.
And s8erV hszne &C. fhst eemes
L aeiaf1sK % 4 grave
or hHsaff battles feeU
Mba aaef ~ laTf @ awei3
Where Aiire ana ths 1aauinfH taTa
fset il9,ionss seaf 81 vel.
fhfa nNss a.y braves. = aeble hsae
fhfse hge iaes fe f,
umf afrs lsr8 We rsre sled
Fer RUTHLESS Aasssls sp0l Lte.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-07-22

As re var Nsrssng hsld A. ilF Cssri
gaaas d sha alag. 20 ThurNiay Ese, jay
i1lh. Res Mr cnsaa.an - called % tie
eaAlz. AMI j. d IIsalnef appointed = SEE
raafy AMER several speeshss hsl been
maas b. d = bsnoa. Hou A !. MiaeF.
judge Miller v Baaa'e. D.. GanAia q Nev
Yers. n Howard II D. Miner. y Ptiua3s
aaa o,hsrs. ; suhserip,isn Faper was pre-
pared. ard 3 u 0nh. Wm. y bariea,
Chaabosy Green aua r. Howard appointed
= esnmiiise 10 ,ollslt snleerptioas 81 ihe
purpose q paying bounty u FRY dollap
is The citizens q Manchester who should Gu
list and Be accepted IS Volunteer. auler tie
late call 81 ,hs government.
Toward the close of The meeting. Jadgs
Miller arose and asked to be INDUCED in cne
practical remark. aud iha, Was, tia, prota-
bly, be should act contribuie to the faad but
be should So that VIM r. Black should
have deposited ia his hands 4 sun % mpn-
sy, ten dollars Of which should bs paid to
the hrsi man that should eulis, bud be ac-
copied, nifsto the second, eiskf to the third.
'srea to the fourth, SIX to the dtth. sud nee
dollars each 70 the neat FIVE The Judge
then took his bat TO leave aud was greeted
With cheer upon cheer tn he had disappear
ed.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-07-22

Artkur's Hope Magazine fsr August
cones to a. aa Usual, with 3 tasteful sad
hose like appearance Il contains soue
good residing aa,ter ler tie ere side
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-07-22

Sick AND WousDED,--1he mum
Der Of sick and wounded nov IL the
Marine Hospital At this place 10 about
100. They are ali doing sell, and
many Of them viii sooa BE- able 10
Join their regiments B'vliagsoa
Tins.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-07-22
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-07-22

1t having been proposed to make
postage stamps a legal currency, the
wags say the Secretary, after giving
the country :" a shin plaster currency
il now giving a sticking plaster cur
renrv.n
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-07-22

Tie prospect for new roiumeers -
very faitering IN Illinois One bun
dred companies have already been If.
fgeFcd.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-07-22

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

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iah, ~ falling fren bsaIa ID 81. tsru.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-07-22

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The New York herald., 1862-03-19
THE OPERATIONS ON LAND.

NswBsRy, March 10, 1862.
The point at which the troops landed the mouth Of
Slocums creek about twelve miles below Newbsrn, by
water aud seventeen by land. The Patuxent, Captain
Bennett the flagship Of General Reno was tho frst
enter the creek, General Renos brigade having the
honor OF the advance. The Twenty FIRST Massachusetts
regiment under Lieutenant Colonel Clark was on board
the Patuxent and have landed first according
the programme but the Alice Price, with General
Burnside and the Fifty first New York regiment gded
suddenly by the Patuxsnt and up pos bic
to the beach, when the color bearor OF he regiment fear
lessy Jumped overheard into some four feet q water
and holding the flag up his head waded ashore.
Reaching terra frmd the flag was unfuried, and the
Stars and Stripes fosed over that portion Of
North Carolina Colonel Ferrsro followed into the water
an example which his whole regiment soon initiated and
in a few minutes his whole command was ashore.
Almost al the same time and within a brefcr
period than IL takes TO nsrrae the other regiments
followed and the water soon swarm Of mon wad-
ing ashore and Of launches Gled with troops from the
vessels further out in the stream. must not omit TO
mention that the Pilot Boy the flagship Of Gen. Foster
also ran in Shore and the troops on board Twontyhfh
Nassachusess) likewise jumped into the water. With
zach alacry vas the landing essted that 10 less than
an hour the greater portion Of the division was ashore
The regiments gathered around their respective colors
and took up line along the edge Of the creek aud river
Word was now sent by General Reno 70 the Twenty first
and Fifty rst New York 10 commence the
advance and both regiments rapidly got In motion The
rest followed as soon as rsgiments line was formed
The orders 10 the advancing regiments were 10 take the
road leading along by the shore for distance Of some
,wo miles. The loud reports OF tho gunboats as they
moved up The glysE shsng the woods could bq heard
The New York herald., 1862-03-19
the MARCH INTO NtWBtRN.

Our troops did not remain long in contemplation Of
tho battle field they had nobly After short
delay in which they examined th9 bressswork With.
The New York herald., 1862-03-19

The afternoon OF the l1th cleared oG finely and a,
about two O'Clock several Of the gunbosts belong
ing 10 Burnside's expedition came down from
Roanoke Island and anchored together, GONE little
distance from the swash There eight Alto
gehsr and their arrival put end 70 all further arg1-
rent that the feet going 10 Norfolk. As the day
advanced freeh additions made 10 the eet--steam
Transports gcubosts and large number Of sailing craft
coming down frcn above For time as far as the
eye could roach the sound dotted with the vessels
and a. fast they arrived they collected together,
presenting . most formidable appearance. sevs.
raj vessels In from sea also during
tie day; but q they were on the other side
Of the swssh Il impossible to correctly ascertain
their nsmes, with the aid OF q powerful marine
glass One Of them was evidently Long Island Sound
boat judging from her build. The vessels lay all night
st anchor, and on the morning Of the 18th the FIRST
povs was made. The Jersey Blue was lying At some
little distance from the rest Of the vessels and some lt
Gle anxiety felt board when we saw (, OF Tho
runboats steaming OF towards Nowbern ard yo not
having yet received orders The day was emarisa
oily hns one and the consequence that everybody
was In the best Of spirits and tho favorable weather
WAS looked upon happy Of the success Of the
expedition. II was about seven 2Gl2Sk In the mInug
Fhon the feet began TO move and as they started away
On their mission they had the appearance of 1ook
of birds than Of hostile armada Tie gunboats led the
way, Startling some little tmo before the others followed
" vas Al 4Es e2ked upon as reconnaissance. but the
The New York herald., 1862-03-19


given opportunity to recover their sobricy BY
O short sojourn in the guard house.
OUR TROOPS ISSUE NEWSPAPER.
Visits were paid the principal buildings, and guards
stationed them The Post once was found desereds
a. also the Office Of the Nswbern Prorss the daily
newspaper of tho place. A form. all locked up, con-
tanned the follow ing paragraph
TEE ENEMY IN SIGHT.
Tho signals Ncuse river below our batteries gave
news of the approach Of the onemy yesterday afternoon
about Ave o'clock boat was Immediately despatched
down the river and on its return We were placed post
large transport schooner In the river only about twelve
miles below Newbern and in few miles Of the lower bat
terics. --,, - -.
here last night and battle certainly expected todays
and day will probably decide the fate OF Newbcrn
seeing which sergeant Of ono Of the regiments,
printer went case, set up and added the following
SATURDAY. March IS, 1867
Friday did II. We have taken Newbern. The encmy
endcavored TO burn tho town. but were unsuccessful,
the inhabitants using the fire engines and other means
in their power 70 extlngush the names ,.,,,rrr,
Copies of the paper were struck of yesterday morning
and distributed around. send you several, but you
must understand that the present editors OF the paper
do not endorse one line Of Its contents save what u
the postscript above.
Foster has established his headquarters ~ the
CASTOR House. tho only remaining hotel wnsre MS AS
sisant Adjutant General Cspt Holman mas oeen oushy
engaged in administering the oath OF allegiance and OF
neutrality. The people who nod from tne cy ON 'neday
Of IN, ,t,,e are returning gradually and before many
days business will resume its usual course Shop
kcepcrs will be allowed 10 reopen their stores only on
taking the OATH
THE FORCES oRPOsED
10 US far outnumbsred our own, and amounted 10 be-
tween twelve and fifteen thousand. Among them were
the
Ninteenh North Carolina regiment.
Twenty sixth North Carolina regiment.
Thirty. third North Carolina regiment.
Thirty seventh North Carolina regiment.
Col. Avery's South Carolina regiment.
Capt. Evans company OF cavalry
And one Tennessee regiment.
have not been able 10 ascertain the others. All tho
forces under command Of Cen Branch, who was NJ
one time, believe, Secretary Of the Interior
The victory has placed in possession (besides tho
city, Of nsary three hundred prisoners, several hundred
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HOubWay's Ointment,

2anae @arlae, asl6tpplene umc Resfe @eIenre, nanbe nnb
~entSlteetc Site, eleS bsieS uab Der Solcat srtraeen. Wsht-
ter, @ttnnert @u1. penn Cute SSbne has f@epebt nchpteHC
um @eabrsn gu ~beseeuen, bsSenRt, peIde llutsrlhfsnna Sbr
~6enlelten 6rrp etnel 5Eopf Der beiIsmben IMP tne.
ts M N, %atSe 9 pay e. t tSa ntss, gts E1Isas aaSt S sSii Sass
f6nnen. Sic bebt ole G~rt5ineuns unb SteHbett br @elents
auf uuO madt ~bisIetten fart unS trdFtto neil far
Sdbelbtebe unb RnselpunDen
ie nmatsrtreIFi@ 1T as, Bait ZIG 9ntsiinbans baSoa al uSO
tiebt ntetfentbeils bte 29un6en 3uiar1nten, nuo BELT oaher d
IaeFGtri@ite Mrnoe IGnen ino ~rcnftanet0.
Srauen u1b GGtspe|tera lnIerer Jrrttriligsn,
Str tBnnt IN ben 2crniftert @ursr wadnner unS sriosr tsn
@~dsbarereS Hlb ~nDtbi9ereS @ei4sttt etngadet, 0lse
1usatset@nete Mlilttdrlalbe.
Dur6 bas @DIlenite5en bet &aGt In Reseu unb &aIte :
Setittteit Die srfsR Spmptcnit ber S@ptnbta&
r,ent Ssris5en Bat 1T feline @ciabr S%Drban6en. Giaiae piIen
bes M0rgens nn6 Ibeubs aenomn,en. uno baA ointment
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Sebt na1 @urer egeRen @eiunohett lno traut ntht ben Ir'
mex. 0iebSinen. Ole Pt0sn rnS bas 0intasnt iinb absr &C.
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germ sebrauGt psrben. Ssit 40 Satret bat Or. ScQOpnp aMe
arusen Guropas nit benleIben %ocrfeben. un6 mabreab bes
Grim &rie8es Bate er Elm ei8eneS Depot in gnlaeIasa gum be-
~lonhern @erfaaf bieier 9rpbe SetImttteI; oft pertmf
Ien Aoent W eiaCat Gage iiber cine Eonne Ointment. Dsl
~fardtbare sein6e tt Sploateu i'm Eager als
Dparrb0e, DYlentera, S6arbpd, 8eulen uup
.og Scrpfeln
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ba Der &uf int 9a1ssn NaHoe eebt =,
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Md,Sen6I fir 8arrem, @assn ntb 9uti&en.
6. G. Tprh,
SnllOs 50 4iebHtE, nebe Semsarcftr.
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bd8 8eiN1t etniGlaeetben Mrbefet.
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ALE gu NeparatlreH Hotbwcneiaen Wfa1&tnen- gbetic tets Scr-
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rerIbmtnoet ourW otele Ytuen tnD eQS Gultn1ent NIB I
ba Der 9uf int gartaert 9unoe ee6t Y 9 &
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