The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-04-08
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The fx bin will require 2s,eooeol,ector. "A
army ofotiee holders More than tvieeas large "a
the cguhramy oflhe uatcd Ststcs, three year. age
--whict then numbered about 1900
The following state. are be.sed with tvo Coy-
errors each. oc,hc.c Coz ruors some ace dtfiaa,
some 3gjare some bo'h nd some neither Re.iAesthl,
jumbo ID State affairs, their national allegiance d
81 equal suspense and division
Kentucky lIcrlab Magoffn. George W Johnson
Missouri, Hamilton u, Halnhe C.aribaruo Il Jack
son; North G ro.nt, Marble Ntsh fayior, Henry T..
Clark; Tennessee, Andrew johnson, isthnln q llar.
ris; Virginia, fnncis Il. picrPout, John Lc.cher.
The Nashville Patriot gives complete statistics
Of tic rebel loss at Sort Douc,on which saws may
Be relied upon a. more nearly approximatiny the
truth than any Yet published The whole number
Of men engaged was 1882; the humble Of Killed,
237 the number of wounded, oo7,
Brgadisr- General Phelps IN command IL Ship
Island is very plain man IN Ills dress and n speech
very slow and precise. Il said when Co Frenrhs
regiment arrived, he walked M 10 squad Of Capt.
Keity'. Zouaves, whose peculiar dress attracted his
attention and asked, "What part Of the show do you
belong tor" "Capt, Ketys louve., SIR" replied
one. oh, soldiers y said ihc General, = thought
sou were circus riders"
The President Inns received letter from Ar
drew johnson, in which be SAYS that the secession
feeling is still strong ID Nashville
Gen. Buelrs column, IN moving down from
Nashville, passed the plantation and residence d
Gen. Pil6w, which is near Columbia, Tenn, aud IS
a very splendid place Among his reighbors the
diich-djpger bears the reputation Of being con-
founded rascal
--ofthe State, now in rebellion, Vircinia, North
Carolina, Sonth Carolina aud Georgia were part Of
the original thirteen. Tennessee was admitted Into
the Union IN 1896, Louisiana purchased ia 1902
Mississippi was adnue IN 1917 Florida vas puf-
chased in 1915 Arkansas was admitted IN 500, and
Texas in 1916.
1T i positive fact that the rebels Commission
CT Mason, at tie opening Of the British Parliament
didn't dare to lurn up bis nose lest the British abo-
itionisis might suspect him Of thinking himself bet
fer Than Niger.
Gen. Fremont and stat are IN weelins, Va,
preparing for active duty.
Mr.. Seward has declined tic next Presidency
and Mr.. Greeley United State, senatorship. Who
next?
TIE vh.st crop Of Illinois and Indiana il said to
look remarkable well Also the ladies Of both States.
We learn from refugees from Virginia that tie
rebels are more actively employed than ever in I'M
pse,.ng every male between tie ages n IS aid Is
years. The prices Of all articles arr very hgh-cof
fee commanding sl,25 per pound, sugar 40 cents
and ether things IL proportion.
Gen. wadswor,h has decided to take fugitive
slaves under lbs military protection and issues pass
q to those coming within hisjurisdcion. 1hi' puts
an end TO slave-estchug within the limits d his au
ihori'y.
After Gov Stewards return from Winchester
he was rslIyingly asked ~ Senator how much
Union seni'meathe found II tllai city. "Ihe men.
lie pliei, "sere ~ 81 IN the rebel army. The
women were she -deyiI.r
"A gentleman Who was "a Richmond hs! fanu-
iry, had long conversation with Ben, Mcculloch.
lie says Nccuocli appeared to bc = mild hammered
nan, bui he coolly remarked that be was going orI
West 70 fight the Yankees, and "woad fight them
all hi froze over aud would then fight them on tho
ZEE"
The rebel journals complain n n secretly oflesd
b the South. Mr. Lincoln has believe, given
orders 70 his subordnaios to give them a supply.
--Resdents ~ Colorado say iha, the large capt.
llsts mining there believe that the TER tory will
Export 10 the year ending March, 1893, between
SO, 0oo, 900 and 100000. The present popuIa-
ion of Colorado is 3i.t0o