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The New York herald., 1862-09-13

A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY Is NOW OFFERED TO
a young DESTROYS " joining the best and most eM.
FIRST REu!MFTr NEx YORK MOUNTED RIFLES,
col. CHARLES q. DODGE,
Now In service At Norfolk and Suffolk, Va
Only " active young complete this pioneer
fegimeu 800 effective All the city and Uni.
tad States bounties paid at once.
Fine uniforms arms and complete equipments on
hand and furnished 10 recruits Immediately
The regiment has acady served with marked distinction
10 Virginia under the Generals Wool and Dix.
Apply q: once 20 Major W. II. SCIfIEFFELiN, No. 600
Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-09-13

x-ow ON ExlIIBITroN DAY AND EVENING, AT THE
~ elegant galleries 6ss B.oedway spendd eoesuon %
ton Gigucux; dIndan Summer" THE oesutiui Ondn
Ac Admission Csc.
The New York herald., 1862-09-13

A TTENTroy y--uNIrED STATES BARRACKS, NO. Oh
"A Franklin street.-The members Of Company g, late
fifythird resmnnt tos6fg Chassemr are orlurcd 10
without the above place In order 70 their
''1 s'-''' '' SAMUEL W. MCPHERSON
Lientnant Comma nding Company q.
The New York herald., 1862-09-13

r. zTH EDITION JUST oUT-NEARIy Io9 TINTED
~ Fisures over 900 pages sfmmense sale-Pafis Lon
,sn an3 New York Medical Adviser and Marriage Guide,
containing fu anatomical medical Md physiological nior
nation never before published ~ NJ IA mphI phys..
clan aud surgeon, s7 Broadwv up s,a ieafs ~, 'r,as
s,nswt 4 A Al tod NJ Sold Tor $l, BY 4, WARMER, no
Vcsey street aad ROSS 4 rogSkS VI NASSAU street,
New Yesk.
The New York herald., 1862-09-13
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

INxQUIsITE.-THE KISSES OF SECUNDUS AND
~ BOnnefons. with Epthalamum In full and hne
Steel Pates sent by mail postage Tree carefully sealed
from mpc rtinent curiosity, receipt OF % cents
{. BLANCHARD, Publisher, No. 80 Ann street.
UrHOYAs PAiNE's DEISTIcAL WORKS, WITH LIFE,
and hue steel Portraits, 81. ranes Political WORKS,
Al Ane of Reason (separatey) 25c &c. sent by mail,
postage free, by the Publisher, CALVIN BLANCHARD,
No. 10 Ann street.
The New York herald., 1862-09-13

At TIE NEW STORE fil THIRD AVENUE, TIE
"A hiheSt mi a. are paid for adi s. and sentlcmen's
Wearing Apparel Furniture and Carpets, &C.. 70 ha tue
order for Nav Orleans For dresses 50 TO $50; coats
So S pants 81 10 So Do not forget to cul on or al.
dress c. Mish III Thri avenue, uear Fourtcehn sfeet
Ladies attended by Mrs. Mish.
The New York herald., 1862-09-13
AMUsEMErTs. A


WINTER GARCEN.
w In consequence Of the immense enthusiasm which
crowned the performa 1ce of last evening" aud r.
l'HE CROWDS
unable 10 obtain admittance, the
GREAT .SEkEFTT BILL
viii be repeated, aud the gresN tragic artist
MISS BA9EMAN MNH
will appear In her great OF gsnca the gniccns
the Ia!ian Wife, In which last She achieved
one OF her most superb triumphs The Iaan Wife, viii
be followed by the ever popular nautical drama Black
Eyed Sasann in which Mr.. j. w. Wai9ck will sustain his Ia
nous character Of William the Sailor thus Offering bill or
unrivailed attra ton.
On Monday. September i5 Mas BaemaD win appear for
the first time any stage in the character Of Lady Macbeth
In Shak tragedy Macbeth. which has fo
some time in preparation, AMI which will b.
splendid scenery costumes and all the appliances which
lend ts Its effect.
WALLACKS NEW THEATRE.
w The ladies aud gentlemen engaged for the approaching
fall and winter season. requested the STAGE
al eleven O'Clock A. NJ,
SATURDAY NEXT. SEPT. l3
fu attendance IL desired q rehearsal will take place
twelve O'Clock.
BY order OF Mr.. WALLACK.
LESTER WALLACK.
Stage Manager
The New York herald., 1862-09-13

XVANTED--A PARTNER, OR PARTY WITH FROM
wv xIHo 10 $500 to invest In a new Invention for
which there Is unlimited demand Any person wishing
20 get an interest IN business that viii not be Affected
by the war woud 20 well to call and examine tho article
for themselves mt 267 Broadway, room NO i up stairs.
The New York herald., 1862-09-13

vVANTED--A SITUATION AS GovERNEss OF YOUNG
w children in . private family either in the city OF
country required would the entire charge Of
Satisfactory reference given In respect Address =.
A. 81 OF b Caryi, yorkvile Post onoc. can be
sren until engaged the residence OF the above SD ST.
Sd and 4h ayes, second brick house from Sd
north side.
The New York herald., 1862-09-13

NTATIONAL THEATNE, CINCINATI-THIS ELEUANE
IN cstabshment open FOR the Ladies' and
cencms OF acknowledged ability wishing engagements will
sea AZ address john Bates. proprietor Appli ants VIII
please enclose government envelope bearing address
- y h. STuDLEY, Stage Manager.
ciScfSSA Ar, Sept, 10, i562.
The New York herald., 1862-09-13

"A aiies and gentlemen are guaranteed 70 receive .ne
birhes price on Wearing APPAREL on account
OF the great for the New Orleans market rom Z?
to $40 81 to $2o FOR coats and rom
10 IA for pant also Carpets Fuiniuie, Jewry 4 note by
most punciualy attended to by EZEKJELS, N seventh
avenue Ladies attended 10 by Mrs Il.
The New York herald., 1862-09-13
MILLINERY, &C.

mlLLlN M ~ 0Es
A MALLET, Is CLINTON PLACE, HAS RECEIVED
IA by last fine assortment Of French mii
merry goods which he calls the attention OF the trade.
MILLINERY. LAURENCE CHEvALIER,
k - place begs TO the fashion
adies New York that she has returned from Paris
with ompiee assortment Of Bonnes and Headdresses.
Of latest styles OF the first Paris houses and that ber S
lection will be open for inspection on Thursday the ioh Oh
September, 1867.
NINE. GILLEsPIE's OPENING OF FALL FAT, PAIIERNs1
lI Monday, Sept Is just received from iars oeatti.
OF elegantly trimmed patterns Tor ladies anu
children at Taylors i07 Broadway
DARIs AND NEW YORK FALL PATTERN B0NNErs
Il for the trade and Miiners, selected by Mr. WIN SIM
mons who Is in Europe received per steamers Austria
a''an aud cry OF 10" Mrs w. SIMMONS. su Broadway
DARrs FALL. AND WINTER MILLINERY. MRS; DA.
couny merchants and mncrs that she i prepared g
c,hih the as, styles of Paris pattern Bonnets and Fail
N,lIners AT lowest wholesale prices.
rARls FALL AND WINTER MILLfNERy-MRs.
Il CRUMMER respectfully informs country merchants and
mncs she is prepared exhibit the latest styles
OF Paris Pattern Bonnets and Fall Millinery at her Rooms
6fs Broadway opposite the Metropolitan Hotel, al lowest
wholesale prices
The New York herald., 1862-09-13

NO. S53 BOWERl.-H NOSENEnAb =
N great desire to purchase large quantity OF cast %
Wearing Apparel Furniture, Carpets. Jewery ac oy call
ing on or ladies and gentlemen can obtain tht
utmost value for each article. Ladies' attended to ny Mrs
Rosenha Please remember and try aoJ Bowery, OPPOSITE
Great Jones street.
The New York herald., 1862-09-13

A LADY TEACHER OF SOME EXPERIENCE WOULD
IA like to ition IN school, visiting go
verness in family She teaches French, Latin and the
Office.
The New York herald., 1862-09-13

vNANTED--A PARTNER WITH CAPITAL OF $3.50
w $500. in grocery store, doing good BUSINESS IN
Brooklyn; location GOOD. Apply 10 FOSTER LolEh
No Sands street. Brooklyn.
@OnO WANTED A YOUNG MAN WITH TIE
DOUU. above amount cash IN handr TO take ch Afge ut
bar eating saloon now attached to first class h0e
and for services interest In the business will b. given
him. Address with real name, r. ", Herald olce for Two
DAYS, stating where an interview can be had.
The New York herald., 1862-09-13

AN EXTRA CHANCE COO WORTH OF CAST OFF
"A Clothing wanted, for New Orleans the undersiened
having the above order He guarantees 70 pay se
following prices f.r each sE dsssT r ~ ~ a.
Also carpets jewclry furniture &C. 81 " ss
dress by noe Anha 152 Seventh avenue between Iwen
tieth and Twenty streets Ladies attended oy Mrs. An
halt
The New York herald., 1862-09-13

f,oRCoRAN's own SIXTY NINTH, ". Y. s. NJ CAPT.
~ JOHN CDONAS wants a respectable IRISH TO
al ny his commuy. Moc from ten until three oc!ork At
che Arinury Ess HaEct More bounty given than
other regiment tr state Lieutenant Manahen u author
lied 70 rcceiye lew in his company ~ the Coy Hall
Park. BY order ~ GENERAL MICHAEL CORCDRAS.
The New York herald., 1862-09-13

nnTH REGIMENT, N. Y. e. ~. COMPANY A-CAPT.
OJ ID. L. sullivan Of Conn A. will acept few NOR e
10 the high st bounty will be rad. Apply
every day fro sA NJ to6P NJ a. the Armory corner Of
Eseex md Grand Here Is chance TO belong TO Cor.
corans own Conpany and The glorious old siNynnth.
Captain ID. L. SULLIVAN,
Company A, ty.ninil regiment N: Y. s. NJ
H-adQurters, Essex Market
The New York herald., 1862-09-13

01EO NEW SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOS. IN ROSE
lCU. wood iron frames and ovcrstrung FOR
$50 do with moaldngs si6o do with carved legs and
nlaid with board $lIJ and $500 do with earl keys,
$225 and Sa5O 81 octave $40 The above Pianos
the greatest bargains In the city Second hand Pianos from
$25 $780, New Mclodeons at extremely low New
and second hand Pianos and Melodeons Rent allowed
Of purchased. Monthly received for the
HORACE WATERS. Agent, 4si Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-09-13
Tpiis spLHSDEp REGIMENT


now raising un Ter THO eommaud of COLONEL u. ID. AB0u
BOT. lew lotnns refanin vacant Gantlsnicu wishing
10 join this OF tive service must apply az ouc
This will bs lie last opgort,ny to headquarters Ji Full
ton street, 10 Captain ]. d. AYftES, $50 Bioidway.
The New York herald., 1862-09-13

GOTH REGIMENT NJ Y. s. M-THE MEMBERS OF
OJ Company, and others who dssous Of ging with
them 10 glorious old Sixty NINTH viii meet
this the srmo corner OF Essex and Grand streets a
IL O'Clock. ThoAAs biNcr, NapAn.
N 81 BOuNTY.-IR0NSIDES REGIMENT-A FEW
6LIC more recruits wanted for the Uptown Company,
al Continental Hail. corner Thirty fourth street and Esnth
avenue. The above bounty will be paid TO each mau OF
GOOD moral chara who oins this company to-day.
Cant. VIM. HENRY WOODWARD, Recruiting OMcer
The New York herald., 1862-09-13

THE FIREMEN.
WHEREAS, IT HAS PLEASED THE ALMIGHTY TO
w take from midst while Ia the active discharge OF
be
Resolved That tender TO the family OF the deceased
our heartfelt expression Of sympathy bidding them look
Him who s the Father Of the faher.esa the
friend, for such comfort earth afford, also
Resolved. Ths we cnder the members Of tha Warren
Hose CO.. No 81 our sincere sympathy in ks their time Of
bereavement, also
Resolved That copies Of foregoing be presented to the
family OF tho deceased and 10 the members Warren Hose
No s. and that the be published the daily Herald
the Leader, and the Sunday Mercury
r. G. BENJAMIN, Foreman,l
A. r. WHITNEY,
NJ v. u. SMITH, I Committee,
FREDERICK WHITE,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-07
BY TELEGRApn
70 THE FR EEMA.> u
7 O'CLOCK A. "
FROM WASli!NUTDN

Feb. Is. The order OF Sacretaryt,b...
inS the payment OF the coupon Of Aa,n,, .''
bonds in New York. will be soiuewnsn' ~ ,o'I
so. as to make..then payable also BIZ the T, ,,'.a
at Washington, and Assistant Trr,'n,-4
Boston and Philadelphia. The Secrai,,y,' ' ~ 4
to afford every facility 20 the holj.r. ' W..
bonds compatible wiih the fl' secnrjty,
fraud, and this seems to be ~ imp,rts1',, ''''
holders as 20 the Government. Small n''.
Cor business transactions
In order to preclude tae l)od Of small
from Il dis'ance, many Of which az, .,
l9;t. II bli was introduced in he S4u,t,.
authorizing Lhe corporation VI Wa,ai,,.'
issue notes oi les: demo limitations fuao
Mfs, 10 an amount no: rXccedng SIOo,om ,
deemable in current Bank nuC.s 1t mar ia
ingtou, or in the Unite States Nayv1 mss.
the House this afiernooa, tie legal l.ato..
III the Treasury note TN was ad1pt@l. 6y =.
OF % 10 j3
1t is said IN intelligent circles tia. uo...,
has been given to the rebel lag NJ ,r.o.
that the contents Of ths commentators.
publicly known.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-07

Although the telegraph does not give US much
reliable news nowadays, there is something
significant, il true, in the statement that an ex-
petition is moving up the Tennessee river. We
have had vague hint that gunboats were NOV
ing up that river aanked by large land force,
on either side, and it now appears that Gen.
McClernand and Gen. Grant, with a large force
estimated by some at over 20, 900 men, are in
the immediate vicinity of Fort Henry, which is
just over the State line in Tennessee, fifty mile.
from the mouth of the river, and very near the
railroad connecting Memphis and Bowling Green.
A battle at that point was expected. AS the
rebels occupied the Fort in considerable strength,
and it was rumored that Beauregard was in
command. We must soon have news Of the re-
suit Of the expedition.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-07
4 DAILY FREEMAN

VIA be Published at this Office until further
notice. Two editions will be issued, one to be
ready tor the mail West and the stages that
leave Montpelier in tie afternoon, the other in
the morning in season for the morning mails.
Each edition will contain the latest Geographic
news IL tic time q going to press.
The Terms viii! be,
500 per year, or 81 90 for three months, to
mail subscribers and those taking the paper from
the office.
$500 per yeAr, OF 81 % for three months, to
village subscr'bcrs--pape delivered at their
fuses or places of business.
Advertisements inserted on reasonable terms.
Orders are solicited G. w. WILLARD.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-07
GREEN MOUNTAIN FREENlAN, Ed love-

DELAWARE FREE SrArE.-A hlIi Is 20 DC IN
troduced into he Legislature OF Dtlawafe 20
abolish slavery in that State by ms DIN IL IS
provided that al! slaves over thirty fIVe years o'
a,e shall be freed within ninety days alter IL De
comes law all under tIlrty-tive shall oec"lne
free on reaching that age; all males DORM ai'of
I'm. hill lecomes law u e to be slaves TIL they
ar. ,wentv-one, and females I'll they are eiS
cen and all slavery Is 10 cease alter Jan 4,
1872 These provisions are made conditional
unoo tbs. that g Congress will at its present
session, engage to pay the State OF Delaware
in bonds of the United States, bean ing interest
at the rate of six per cent. per nnnnm' tne SUI,
of 5000 900 in ten annual instailmcnts, 9o,oOo
to be payable on some day before the lat sep,
tember 1862 70 establish u innd Tor securing Iii
end fair compensation ~ The owners OF Saves
vino shall have been Invested OF Their property hy
force of he act III question:
Delaware has, according to The census o. Iooo,
l2D5 slaves ans the sum asked OF Congress tor
their gradual emancipation amounts to 30o DOT
lars ahead Many OF the largest Shareholders
are in favor of thls bill, ;.nd many OF the slave
ho;ders would gladly exchange their slaves Tor
money, which they could use in payment for
their lands and contemplated improvements
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-07
BIZ R<SiDE .

Now York, Feb. .. y letter from .l.,
Monroe in the Philadelphia Inquirer ot !, /.
says gentleman who has b1sn ,:oil.a.
Norfolk Tor some days past, and W.. -.
Northern man, says that 1t was c'mreth ,.
mored III Norfolk when BE- left tina, The y.
side expedition had left 7 lmico Soun4 AMI.
have gone South on Sum.ay last.
The special correspondent If tie hs,
Traveller accom- panylns the Burnside .x-
on board the Constitution. Was ordered 10 "a,
the vessel by Col. Sh :pley, he having puo,y-
some statements con :erllns The condition 81 g.
officers and men ot the n. T. Division. s..
should not have beeu made public.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-07
FROM NESTtCN

Chicago, Feb. q 4 special dispatch - e
Jommai, dated tennessee River, noon Of ye'1,
day, says the LIST and 2I brig AIDES OF Tea n.
Clernand's division, 5000 strong, enc.lmyrl q.
'erday evening four miles below For, Hen =
Three Of our gunboats made Il reconnoto.4a..s
the head of Panther Island The couna7 j
the vicinity Of Fort Henry is being thoror.l
reconnoitered to day. Seven sunboAts al!
Com. Foote are 10 the stream and ready Is
reported that the rebels have been s.rJn.y:>
ntoiced, and rumor puts Beanrcsard IA a.
tort. Our troops are IN the most c)9aA
spirits
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-07

PoLrICAL.-A Union State Convention in
New Hampshire, has put in nomination Paul
j. Wheeler of Newport for Governor, and 10.
scphus Baldwin of Nashua for Railroad Com
missioner. Resolutions were adopted endorsing
tho policy of President Lincoln, and declaring
that the war is not one for subjugation but for
Government
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-07
IRON NILSSON II .


Rola, Feb. ) The correspondent o. n
Missouri Republican says the remainder Of n,
Sigel's division started Yves. On Sunday mr.
ing under acting Brig. Gen. Color, A'5o,a'
division started several days since. This pas
IS now occupied only by troops ior Ks P-''@
ton. The roads are somewhat improved !n
the army teams progress with less d.icG.'
Union refugees tom the South-wes, OF Vs.
sourl. are taking up their line Of mare NJ
their homes once more. Every day the? "''
be seen on their way Sou:i: west. !; IS r4T''''
that kains has been captured by Gen. Lanes
forces, but it is not confirmed
Adnices IRON Lebanun justify the mi'r!'T
thatlt may be several days, perhaps wsrk', -
fore the army moves forward, and no moyela'a'
OF Importance mead be expected u"til II! III
troops shall have been Concentrated "a: ~"
point The latest news from Price Is tina; '' =
eight miles this side Of Springfield ,and H;'N'
to fight
The following is speca! dispatch TO the NJ"
Deoiocrat
messenger from Lebanon who LETT ye''eTi''
at y. NJ. reports that the enelny's picke'' 80
within miles of that place and that The pcs
cts oi the Federals, were within mailing Is;aN>
firing had taken place between them. DIV
was subsequently, stopped as if by mutual '''
sent.
Inc report was current at Lebanon thit ~.
l'au made an Intellectual attempt by three dl''
oht routes to move of his baggage. hut YAK:
To accomplish it. lie finally assured ms H'
that the alternative left WAS to fight or snrT''"
der Maj. Wright's battalion was - ".''
/ n.kSeA Al III
yer passed Gen. SIgel's body guard near i"
"asco"ade, and also Gen. Asboth, VINO VI
crossing that river IL miles this side OF Lban''
\ batch OF prisoners had been.capturei' !.
s'uding Capt. Mansfield The troops iF'
oedal'a lad not arrived at Lebanon when 81
messenger left.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-07

Of Wastm ,n; S.shSr|2nd Lieut.. Byron Brook.
Lieut.. Of Co.. f' v; .o; n, has been appointed ist
raj G. Am idon OF wee s nuG.sr' resigned Cor pc.
Lieut., vic. sl,u y. a'amA0a; Go. |, to be Jod
Putnam Of E.., atu resigned and Sergeas Isaac
H. TO. IL, Vic, Brooks, pro n, +" to DC ?" d
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-07

TENNESSEE DErAULTER.-Thc agent of the
State OF Tennessee in London, on the LIST ult. j.,
announced that he had not received orders to nav
int,res. on her bonds,and the creditors may now
whistle for their money.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-07
GEN. LANE .

The Commercials Washington lisp4tca .aa
that he viii remain in Kansas until he l4,
from the War Department. Il is beIle,r .l.
the matter will be amicably arranged.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-07
Notice.

no Is TO certify that have given my son SAN.
-, lawson mis- time during the remainder Of ms ~ "A;
~ anI snail claim nons u hi. earnings nor pay
'e"ts 81 his contracting after this date. ..,,,p
South u.rJvi.. u.,. .. nkr" wv" Wv r. .isf
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-07
AN Empty TREASURY.

The Treasury is reduced to its last loA:-
MIR. Chase is urging the passage Of some ssa
of reliet through Congress during the lrex.;
week
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-07
Az" ''LifORSlA--REPORrED DEFEAT " u
SPANISH ARMY IN MEXICO.

SPANISH ARMY IN MEXICO.
San Francisco, Feb. Arrived, barqneA
!raiia' Sandwich Islands. Jan. IA. News Nv
Important. The steamer Golden Age from raw
anna brings $50 900 in treasure from ManAA'''
IA, anu the steamer Panama, from Maz''"'
brings $4,000 in treasure.
,c "a courier arrived at Acapulco prior " . %,
So'h w.t. with intelligence OF the defeat 81 .,I
spanish army in severe battle At the na,'' e',
pr'dge near Vera Cruz. Tho battle lasted "
hours Intelligence from Western Mexico ="
eraiiy represents the termination Of nternau.,
al dlssentlons and the union OF all parties ""
s'st tho foreign invasion.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-05-20

f,t. 1yf f.f rW. $780, g.
'o''..'"r
We f.iy ~m = 'ei1ef paoiiai'ed ~ 'ee
Waterbury A@trtega, lfon member Of
.iao Connecticut FIh.
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-05-20

How 81 CHOW NsloSsi CrcCgeAus
sQrAsut, TIC -As @oa e ,ise eeJ'
lt-n g aek .he ground u npRaul
csui.on leg over each h'i half meg
pascr 81 eii.er sheet liile raised to zee
centre ap3 aee a hoelgl % duet ~ each
coFu~r. Sc lAai il,a wind eaaa9' ilow Ill
pspe Way hecp liem till ibs thHd
ieh grows and no bugs Rtli ifoulie ihe
vines aad ,ly wii. ggoa "a i@t Is ia q
hoi bta.-~I, i 81.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-05-20

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-05-20


INrLuaNclSG THE BENcu.--Ono Of
lbe duly pagers tcils The following ory
Of tie Justice Brennan, d sort OF ioI'
Sixth Ward politician, who i 1T pres ID
one o. our New York Police Magistrates;
/. You were drunk Inst night SAID tic
Magistrate 70 prisoner brought before
linn early il tie moraing. You're ri4lt
for once was lie reply. a shalI send
on for Thirty day 70 The Island" sil
ihe Magistrate. Oh, DON'T, said tle
prisoner w;ll, aid tbe Magistrate.
!" I'm a printer said the prisoner "Afc
you," said the Magistrate. II am SO, z
said TIE prisoner; "we invited yoa, you
know, to our anniversary diiIer. soa
know 50 sou aid, said tie Maei-
ratr. How did yoa like that ham T.
asked tie prisoner. Il was excellent
said tic Magistrate Aud tie wine n
asked lie prisoner. THAI was bDitr
yet" s.il tie Magistrate. And lbe
toast 50 complimentary % yol r asked
thc prisoner, with a smilc. "lliat was
better thaa $40, said tie Magistrate. II
know who wrote The toasl, said the pris-
oner. You may go--y on are diseharg-
ca said the Magistrate,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-05-20

A gentleman Who eeni CT il search d
lis rights has reiafaa 70 L9ais ille. and
sass She oaly ones le was hsciy 70 liud
Il lie Southern Consistency were his e.
neral rates.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-05-20

A rebel paper thinks the FedeIal gun
boats wili be Disappointed il gsilins down
the Mississippi 70 tic gulf No doubt tie
disappointment viii he sBeh that they VIII
be d0an 10 tie mouth"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-05-20

PoETIcAL GsMUs.-Tae author Of
thc following lines Is destined to oe apy a
good position among our American poets.
Who i hef
0 wnnst loyel annuiher gal
Her name i was murrier
but telsey deer ny luY ior
i forts times more A.ef.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-05-20
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EeA ud promptly o1gaatcl.