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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-12-08

MAxcHETER The Selee,men have called
another town a,eesiDg ca thursday the i5th
At one o'elpek. p. 81. 70 see obeat raising
the bouuiy ior these Sho enlis' to aleu-; The
quota q he ,osu under the last CALI
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-12-08

Tie Richmond Dipofeh eonfesses
that the South il reduced 10 the follow
ing interesting situation III The peo-
pie are fed the army must suffer; II
the army is fed the people Hill starse
and il the people siarve what is tho
use Of tie army
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-12-08

Grant celebrated tie Fourth by
sak az yieksburg and kept Thank
giving b. whipping Rrsgk--iie viii
probably esleasale Christmas and
New. Years II : manaef e.aally ap
ProYriaie.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-12-08

TnE following is the very original call I'M
der which the town Of Sunderland acted in
the meeting which attained the good result
Of : 500 bounty for every man.
HEAR YE! HEAR lE the CALL OF FATH-
III ABRAnAa--
Hhereas, ~ requisilion Of the Presi.
dent Of the United States, upon the Governor
81 the State Of Vermont for her quota Of
300, 900 troops, and for furnishing the de-
ficiency under the draft, in August last 4,
which quota having been assessed TO the
town Of Sunderland, in the aggregate Z
men. And, whereas, by a subsequent order
il has been utmatel that if said town shall
raise. by volunteering, her quota assessed
uuder the last call, amounting to | men,
then IN that case the draft will be suspend
"a, provided, said number shall have teen
raised aud furnished prior to the 5,h Of jan
n,ry, 1864.
Therefore. the legal voters Of the town Of
Sunderland are hereby required 10 convene
NJ the School house, 10 the I'd school district
in said town, on the 81 day Of December,
1868, AZ ! o'clock in the afternoon, 10 con-
slider tho proprieiy Of raising a tax upon the
Grand List Of said town, TO be offered as a
bounty 10 IN uce enlistments under said call
Democrats Republicans, Copperheads, and
Abolition Baueiuuts, the call is directed IT.
respective Of panty.
Now is the aecerted time 20 show your love
Of country, and by deeds as well as by pro-
fe.sious, contribute Of your means to put
down the wicked rebellion and sustain the
Government
Do you appreciate the blessings Of civil
and religious freedom, the Freedom Of speech,
Of an untramglled press, the safety Of your
persons and papers from sefclt and seizure,
the right Of q speedy trial ny your peers. Il
So, in order to perpetaate thts, blessings to
those that are & come after US, the demand
IS imperative.
Dated at Sunderland, this 10Th day Of No
yember, 1863,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-12-08
G. D BAcos,
SAM PiKs, Selectm n
NJ. KNIGHTS,

REcEuirIEo - The following table will ex-
hiht he number q men recruited 10 tbe VA
rious towns, as Ear as reported 70 the su-
periutendeut Of Recruiting, and the number
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-12-08

sCsDaELAsD An sljourued town meet
ing oceur a, o'cloek p ~, neat Saturday.
Abls speakers viii be present.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-12-08

VT 40 ieraand that the steam mills Il
Fast Dorset, have been purchased by G. r
Rose 8 Co., q New York. and are soon te
be pat in operation under the superintend
siee 81 Capt / Ford, of Brooklyn.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-12-08

Stsnttvx The meeting e sitisshs hsl8
is.i ssturiaf - addressed y MAJ psaisy
= he $50 VI, ~ M.risos sri Mr cel-
tufu
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-12-08

The $500 bounty given by Dorset. is only
extended 10 those who enlist under the new
call Those who enlist to fill up the old de-
feiency get but 500 town bounty. The
resolutions passed by some Of the towns give
those enisling he choice between the fixed
bounty ana monthly wages, the election to
be made by the recruit when mustered into
the service
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-12-08

A"NATioSAL BANK 1t Bennington has
been authorized to commence operations
Capital, 10000
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-12-08

Col Randall will be accompanied by a
well known singer who will favor the au-
dieuce Of each evening with some patriotic
ongs The Col wishes three or four ex-
pefienced singers in each town to get iogeih-
er and assist the gentleman who accompan-
ies him in making this part Of the meeting
as interesting as possible Col. Randall has
been speaking in the northern part of the
State, and wherever be has been has gained
the object Of his address by materially pre-
noting the enlistment Of volunteers. Lei
all men, women aud children attend these
meetings and hear Col. Randall
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-12-08

" and ) u Holsisr. Lq II tbs p'aef
BrHR 8 BCHroS sKsiNAhr An adiourh
81 meeting u the Trustees Of this Seminary
sc understand vas btli Nov so The ad-
3ii6n ard Improvements already made re
eeissd their appreciation aud further ap.
preparation VAS made for the completion q
'ae same, au1 bc tcpl5nishmrrt u ihe ues-
cssaty furniture Il IS Intended 10 have cy-
sE ihiaE 10 readiness Ger the re-opeuing q
lde scbaalat THE commemorate the spring
sarH ip March, under The direction Of the
uaa.y appriliei Principal, " + Ba.eon,
E-q. We have this information from Rev
j. p. Niehham, Chairman u the Prudential
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-12-08

WI,utu. 3 A var neelibs 8. hsIi ta-asy.
e vh.eh tbeiava bap.s 70 slnp It. 4uass
r z g n Addressed y csl Nsasy, la'e oi
ths l6th Kcrmtut
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-12-08

BouSTIEs. The bourt,es voted by the
several towns in this ub-district, to secure
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-12-08
Local Intelligence

Cog,a corFr TIE Deeeutcf Tesia q
re Remington C.ty eesrt eumeneel Is
Tur-4 ltst. Hoa fyali e SCI rs-
siding. Htn. Bsj,ua 3. scs sr3 non.
Return n UulBhll. Assistant Julse The
ssssiaa ~ afenei nth praye ~ ihe Rev
lease Jennings TIE paeket -. lien e., p
81 IL ths afitruo tie ease Niate Dave
supo,t va ca'lri ana the Indictment, ehsrs-
irg he prisoner Nth The u.arlt, 81 slaad
Wilson, rcl8. q vhleh thc prisoner pie.3
not guilty iIou r. Miner sts'e's At-
lorney d stci ty n B HAN, fsq appear
"a Is lehalf 81 ths State Hon Paul. lt
libeh4m. Il Waterbury, b D. Phelps, E.q.
II Burlington. 4 Lyman, Esq, BoHa
& Wheeler. 81 Jamaica. ~u Fl IS low.ar,
Esq appeared o5uuse far abe prisoner
The eouuse FOR ,he prisoner askei q deIuy
until morning On aeeouts of the sai lcu 0H-
ness q an important Witness Wednesday
and part d Thursday we're occupied u gct-
ling a jury On Thursday the examination
o. witnesses commence 4u3 t.l continues.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-12-08

rfar "A ar w~sipg occurs to-dsy. u
IS g teadAfessei y W., pod'ey ei The BIB
". and } b Iloiser. Esq. q lbis Plact
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-12-08

Wan MrsrI>os Col Il. v Randall, who
commanded tie 18Th w. 10 ihe battle of
Gettysburg, asa is expected to have com
mand ofthe 7th regiment, Veteran, will be
ia This end 81 the county next wcek for the
purpose Q. promoting eaiistmen,s. lie will
speak according to the following appoint
ppNt4.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-01-17
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-01-17

Dc @,ncrll ENmHl9 res SNo,eS Nu-jniu fit au
l9t,E A19s res @tcroc7 MARY tja 6,ite rNlut, ~. uub
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3. 2a. Era Ser. Notpt

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erHtl@rn GDfmItoficm II. / ~. SIR ;
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9Gllll0 fur Njrrc,ryb,iisgr

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i''Hria :. Gunatn5eir:c~.
IN. WALLAcE'S Pure MOUNTAINS Dew
WHISKEY

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N(0jal.r.. iuiihrr Ger 5.cn NM 6;,r

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Osruuiprs S3r1rtteu

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lben Mariner Ntonuuratcn, 9ejhcrlclncn icrer
Pr! uao ALey IN rirltl Wcltbaft rinih.alrnocr
Nrtntru.
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2Gn3ei8en Ser @teet 9sio0mpm6.

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cine Uomi'jc YIN ,mri p%e~lcron. 0clcScn Iwubrn
rex lHcn UNI 4teu 5t,0Vsm &rCn2 Njoyltou.
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The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1863-03-28
South American News.

BY the steamship Champion, fiom As.
pinwall, we have late and important advices
from Central America and the United
States of Columbia. A collision between
the troops Of Guatemala, under President
Canvera, and those of Salvador, under
President Barrios. took place February 90,
near the city of San Salvador, and resulted,
after two days fighting, in the total defeat
of the Gua'emalean army, with q loss of
four riaed guns, a considerable amount of
ammunition, three killed and large num-
Der wounded. 1t is believed, from present
indication, Eve of the Central American
States will become involved in the quarrel
News from the capital of New Grenada is
to the effect that the National Convention
of all the States of Columbia met at Rio
Negro, and that Masquera sent in his res
ignation as Provisional President, accom-
panied by history of his operations during
the revolution. The Convention appointed
a committee of FIVE to carry on the Govern
ment until Federal Constitution could be
made and promulgated.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1863-03-28
A Fight in Tennessee.

Dispatches from Nashville state that four
hundred Federal troops, commanded BY
Coz. Hall, of the l05th Ohio, with two
pieces of artillery, left Murfreesboro on the
10th, on reconnaissance Some miles out
he encountered Wheeler and Morgan's cav
airy, aud took position to wait an attack.
iu the meantime sending back for reinforce
ments. The fight was commenced by the
rebels, who we're repulsed after endcavoring
to rally, and fed in confusion, losing 50
killed and $50 wounded and 100 prisoners
Upon the arrival of reinforcements, the
rebels we're holly pursued. 1t is rumored
that 1000 prisoners have been taken. Part
of the rebel cavalry dismounted aud attack.
ed With impetuosity, but were repulsed at
every point. A section of Captain Harris
battery kept up all the time most effective
FIRE. The rebels. annoyed at the execution
it vas doing, massed three regiments and
charged the battery, but the lOlst Indiana,
who we're lying concealed behind the hat
terry, waited Until the rebels were within
thirty yards, when they opened most de-
FIRE, causing them to recoil, sod
they fiually retreated in confusion from the
Geld, leaving their dead and wounded.
Our loss was I killed aud 81 wounded.
The battle lasted about four hours.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1863-03-28
Rebel Forebodings Of Disaster.

The Richmond Examiner, JEFF: Davis
organ, of the 10Th, has an extraordinary
leader, the tone of which is evidently in
tended to prepare the public mind Of the
South for serious reverses along the line of
the Rapahannock. 1t commences as fol-
lows: The active operations Of the Federal
Army, under Hooker, are now commenced,
and either decisive battle or a retreat Of
Gen. Lee must be the speedy consequence.
The latter contingency is possible. but not
probable, and another struggle over the lire
Of the Rapahanuock may be sadly aDticipa-
ted. After speculations on the supposed
plan Of Gen. Hooker, and the strength and
probability of the success of Lees forces,
the editor remarks: II, however, the Con-
fedcrate force is not sufficiently numerous
to prevent the completion of the maneuvres
it is supposed that no course remains but to
fall back upon some point nearer Richmond,
and give the enemy battle at greater dis.
tancc from his base.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1863-03-28

Buckner. They have eight wooden steam
gunboats of ten guns each, also q cutter
aud . ram. Two new rams lave been
completed and City gun frigste is being
built at Selma, to be fosted down tho river
on bogsbeads. Two more rams will be
completed in . few weeks. The channel in
Mobile bay is blocksded by . number of
vessels, but no torpedoes have been sunk.
Two GA three forts are iron clad.
The Herald's Washington dispatch states
that it is confidently asserted in military
circles that Gen. Heintslemsn will assume
the command assigned to Gen. Sumner, and
supercede Gen. Curtis in Missouri
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1863-03-28

A Memphis dispatch of the 18th says :
We have intelligence from the Yazoo Pass
expedition to Saturday morning. The feet
consisted of the Chilicotbe, Baron de Kaib
five gunboats and eighteen transports. The
Chilico.he was three miles ahead. At the
town of Greenwood. Eve large guns opened
on her, the Chilicothe opened on the bat
terry. fighting all day Friday. One Of the
enemy's guns were jismantled. The Chill
cotbe received sixty four shots. One enter
ed port hole, killing three aod wounding
fourteen. On Saturday, up to 9 o'clock,
only few shots had been fred, and very
little spirit shown The Chilicothe Was
said to be short of ammunition. The final
result of the fight is yet to be learned. Be-
sides the Greenwood battery, the enemy
are said to be strongly fortified at Yazoo
City and at Manchester.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1863-03-28

An elopement took place at Topeka =
few days ago, that has caused not . little
gossip at the Capital City. The man is {.
we'll known merchant, Who has . wife and
several children, and the lady is Of respect
able connection and unmarried. The guilty
pair left this city Tuesday for the East.
Sheriff Hale, Of Topeka, followed them
last evening. From what We can learn,
there has been IN intimacy existing between
the parties for nearly . year. We have
the names, but forbear giving them at
present. Bulletin
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1863-03-28

"a For the qualification Of the curious, as
well as our own convenience, We place on this
paper the names Of those interested in 1t.
WM. K. BARTLETT and S. NJ. STR1cKLER own
the establishment while those whose names
have appeared do the mechanical and editorial
labor. With unequalled liberality the proprle-
tors have devoted their means to the establish
ment of press at this place. They have given
as unlimited freedom, having nothing what
ever to do with the paper, except to foot its bills,
and-collect what they can. Money thus ad-
vsnced will return q richer reward than any
other mode Of investment. They have placed
upon firm foundation the only reliable news
paper ever published in Western Kansas, and
have entitled themselves to the gratitude Of
every settler.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1863-03-28

&C For the Dickinson County Tax List, which
appears to-day, We receive the miserable pittance
of SIXTEEN DOLLARS AND SEVENTY
CENTS. COUNTY SCRIP, for four insertions
According to our terms it would be Seventy five
Dollars. which is a fair price for such stuff
Elect that same Legislature next winter, and
they would stop the press entirely. and legislate
us back into the Dark Ages Why is it printers
wages alone are subject to the dictation Of legis
tion What would the Supreme Court say 7
1t suggests an Editorial Convention. The law
requiring the sale of Delinquent lands will be
generally imperative hereafter