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The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-05

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miles from New 6rsanss RI; ;lroads are are pro-
ss5sctei and partly pleted 10 Shreveport in
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on the East Tho latter. road fSoutbern s hd;.,s
siss9pp csoss The New Orlesns Jacksop and
Northern' Railroad at Jackson, and the Mobile
and Ohio Railroad at Meridian. Miss.
Meridian ia 4 small place: j 34 miles w est az
North Of Mobile, situsted ION the Mobile and
Ohio Railroad, where ST il crossed by the
Southern Mississippi from Vicksburp to Selma
1t is about 40 miles East from v;cLshn,,.
and 94 East from Jackson.
Grenada is situated at the head Of steamboat
: navigation on the Yalsbusba River, one Of the
tributaries Of the Yazoo, and ll3 miles North.
oI East OF Jackson, on the New Orleans. Jack
son and Northern Railroad.
Canton is a fourishing town in Madison
4 " ~c. 4
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Notice,

NHE STAGE FARE TO LANCASTER WILL, RE
u raised to $500 seat and thirty pounds baggage
Volunteers going or returning, will be charged
Any package to or from volunteers win he tako,
and forwarded free of charge All others mnst ho
prepaid. McCURRY & HAMMERSLOUGH.
November
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Bonds Wanted.

NASH WILL BE PAID FOR AppRovEn
- vel scared BONDS, that have from one to three
years 70 run Apply at the "Old Corner," -
May ~ r. W. BONNEY q
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CIRCULAR AND APPEAL. :
FREE MARKET or 81

FREE MARKET OF CHARLESTON
10 The Citizens of Charleston and the Peope of South
Carolina generally and to the Farmers and Planters
especially, from the apountains to the seoboayd .t
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s TIC rlYer. kta - >,J.s. ..f.sf e. a.
Pearl River rises in the Northern central nart
OF mississippi, and flowing in Soutberlv di.
rection past Jackson, q distance of $50 miles
passes through Lake Borgne into the Gulf Of
Mexico. ..ii o''' VI
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29O miles long from the junction of tho
Tallahatchie and Yallabusha (which form ia 10
lts mouth on the Mississippi, about 70 miles
above vicksburg. In navigable qualities it IS
saad TO- be unsurpassed by any river of its size.
9 alabusha River rises little to the Westward
oi Okolona, and pursuing Westward course
unites at Lefore with the Tallabatchie and
forms the Yazoo: In the winter. il is nav;oa.
pie by steamboats, to Grenada. on the NJ q
jackson and Northern Railroad. distance ~
90 miles '''noo '.' "
Iallahatchie River rises in the extren,,o
Northern middlepart Of the State. and rim n;ne,
nrst South east, and then Soutberly direction.
forms Junctionwith the Yalabusba At IeAore
about 100 by land, North of Jackson and i
forming the Yazoo It's length is about 25o
miles, and it is nayigable to the mouth Of tho
Coldwater Greek, distance of 100 miles -
Sunnower River is a small stream RISING ~ sor
the Mississippi River, and after flowing 7abont
GOV miles enters the Yazoo about rs miles
from its mouth ~ q s Is - -''''e'
big Black River rises in Northern Centra,
Mlss'sslppi, On Choetaw County) and Aow;ma
about 200 miles in a South wtsterlr ,l;,anfion
passing between jackson and yiicksbnrg, emp,
ties into the Mississippi River two miles aboYs
'or"nu s5ui.-AtIanta Intelligeacer.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-11-10

sbe ahl aotol BE- ihed eal-
Htrs vas tac sa5 seai crime a.
- FsaeAs, \ p5looa Mnaisier q
lice. roal sa,, ewurs ihap acfne a
blanier, uiieh bad a greet e8 u
bringing aboat the defeat u the New
YORK Democracy Wien Gov. scy.
moar met the people With so'i words
and fair promises they remembered
ibc Nca York riots.
When Mr.. seymour was elected
Governor, he AM his friends supfos-
Cd that h was fairly on the way TO
ihe Presidential chair. Never did a
msn rsin his prospects more com
pletcly. Gov, Seymour has acted,
ibe part not only az a poor patriot
bat Of an unnise politician. When biz
time is out he viii retire to private
life and sink into iorgetfulness. His
rule viii principally be remembered
Tor the mob violence in lie Capito!
and the riot IN New York.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-11-10

FoR SALR.-Noticc is hereby Civ
en- that az soon a. the election returns
are received from the army, the Court
House Clique will offer for sale 81 the
Court House IN Cosydon, tic stock IN
trade Of the Comprehend party
Tie articles to e sofiered 10 tie.
public were extensively used during
The late canvass, ard consist If the
HUncousiitulional acts Of the Pres
dent"
"The Emancipation Proclamation,
Negro eqaaliiy,'
"Thc Conseription Act
"Trial by Jury"
Free speech
Arbitrary arrests"
"Habeas Corpus,
Missouri raids !"
Also an assortment Of Platforms,
consisting Of those kaosn as " tie
New York soldier" ard the Ohio
cop" also a var letter (weil calcula-
ted to deceived written for private
circulation among The soldiers.
The above must be sold, r tho
present holders are anxious r. close
up business, before going Up Salt kiq-
eF.
As a further inducement 10 tempt
purchasers, they will also Offer a.
very low fgures an assortment II very
small Martyrs.-- COrydoS A@iioF,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-11-10

vds Smith fra Mausa.l l q
member = e. l. on W.. pas arovn-
n s. ,ba evening IL 0st.2tth ne
fell oycfbalrl Id pal us fgom York.
iosa O. Fortress Monroe and vas noi
Sen again.
VI MILITARY irrvs,-The result
Of the draft throughout the State {.
given rs follows Enrolled in FIRST
class, %, 722 quota assessed 45l5
number drawn, 7oTI accepted 2,7sii
entered service, 8lsi procured sub
stiules, ESQ., psid Communication, T.
s58, rejected ior disability, 2,ij5
exempted, 1926, fdlcl 10 report or
deserted, 557j died, G.. eases undecl-
dc3, AS.
La., Tuesday evening Col Randall
spoke IL Representatives Hall upon
The war and kindred Subjects, by inyi-
tatioh oftie Legislature.
Hon. Charles Lindsey, one Of the
most prominen, lawyers q the State,
died nj his residence in Middlebuty,
on Tuesday last.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ]. Cain,
of Rutland, has beea appointed ord
nance Off ,er oil Gen. Shermah's staff,
81 place Of Lieut.. James, Of the 81 U.
S Cavalry, who was MORALLY wound
"a ia the late eng gement At Lagrange
Tenn.
Capt. Bush, formerly Of Brandon,
Of the 18th regulars, was ia the same
fight and received two bullets through
his coat.
William W. Souhgaie, Of Wood
stock, las been appointed 10 a second
Iieute aacy in tie regular army.
The following commissions have
been lately issued by Adjt.-Gcn.
Nashburn:
Oct. 20. Samuel ". shattuek, Norwich, to
he Aljuiaut Of the sth VI.
j." 70, Chas. K Fleming, lst Lieut.. Co
q, to be Capt. Of Co. NJ, llth
VI
(" Dennis Duhigg, Lyndon, to he
Seuior lat Lieut.. Co. NJ, llth
Vt.
=" Henry J. Nichols, Sorg'l Co. G, 10
he Senior "a Lieut.. Co. NJ, ll,h
Vt.
=" 27, Edwin K. Rush, Cambridge, TO be
Asst. Surgeon q VI.
4" Alvin y. Franklin, list Lieut.. Co.
II 10 be Capt. ca, n, 6th VI.
f" Squire +. Howard, "a Lieut. Co.
ii, TO be lst Lieut.. 90. il. 6tl
VT.
4" Nathan c Cheney, Sergeant Co.
X, TO be u Lisut. Co. K, sth
Vt.
William II. Smith, Sergeant Co. II,
TO be lei Lieut.. Go. T.. Sth VI,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-11-10
The Elections.

The elections held en- Tuesday last, have
resulted mostly IN favor u tie sgceBback
All skosldy Abel8sgutsis. who ncw sanfral
TIE rarse AnI lis sauri Is eaestsaly a.
3oes Las NspolesA Ihs var hasa ghty
hesa 81 oon,raetoTs aei others who are ms
kng tafsanes oas a Tie bisoi q cur brave
soaaefs. AnA ~ha have no desire ~ conquer
ing a psaee Vel. se, The I~sinrrsey. can
lte "a hal As ieng - cur political opEssasnts
can, ard the msn Uast b blind ipdcet,
VIC caanot sec that 5 bei 50 eauh-sear-
affeiy s~pe4kibg-wil te The oEiy legaey
len q tAe pecFe g thas osoe pHosd. prus
pefeas znl happy oaautfy. { the powers
that be srs psFmttei 6 prptrSet a goroas
u-runeatian Il he va. tr meft paFsy eb3s.
Ct "a eautinas iheir policy q satasSiing
al exterm nAgiag The xhits p s q The
South Instesd q fgrdlng thea q hy doan
iAsir asias and return % the uukQn.
MASSACHUSETTS. New f0rk sna Wisconsin
have gaae At&aluaD, Heile Mes jersey hzs
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b. ~. :.
NrbacSr DOR rug MoSFu ~
%ENFFMHFw

SErfrNHEB
Coulubu sons loam lie following
towns stre tceesstd ty $50 Nuw Eng
land W0men Branch 81 the L. ).
SANITARY Commission. aarng tie
mou'h of September. ICES. and are
acknow ledged bs ,hc ESscalse eem.
miuec
Windsor Fadse. West ~ila,tn,
Desby, Wcybgh.t barre, Mounsllst
New Haven. Aseg,neYviIlc, Wraihcf.
Geld Bow, ~tlylcpark W olco,l. South
Londonderry, Victory, WILMINGTON.
4 csate, Shelbarnc, Springfield,
Wes,Gtll, Fe'chvlle, Wcstfurd.
Woodstock, Montpelier,
One barrel and two boxes arc with
out the Raaes Of the io,ras or Socie-
ties sending them. Therefore they
have not been acknowl tdgvl by the
ladies d tie Association, ly letter.
We ask for the utmost care IN this
respect, tia. the name Of the town
sending il shall be- placed oa each box.
md a list NJ he coAiegts enclosed ,oiH-
ia, while . letter IS addressed 10 ~
Sumner 81. Boston. b. maik, announc-
ing the box ~ on the way.
BY Using these precautions every
package viii be recognized and tho
Gammiuee able to acknowledge It's re-
ceip, without delay, or to trace its
cogfar, shssll il be missing.
We urge also, the utmost efficiency
Of the Aid Societies, calling on the
women Of tte State everywhere 20 ~
m mher thar every stitch devo, i to
tbe suffering soldiers is OF vital nnpnr,
t~aace,now when the season IS grov ing
daily more severe, and Water is
threatening rs worst Of terrible need.
We who have done well may feel
new courage to "eXteud our borders"
and do SO still more than We have
done. They who have done lule
may feel aroused by the success Of
olhers,lo accomplish What, at first,
they hr5itated 10 attempt Ii Il not
too late to start the plough IN the I'M
tried %flrros, while this is plainly no
time Tor those who have taken il in
hand, to withdaw or slleken their eff
orts. 'rhe more We do, the more
we may ald can do" is a rule in pro-
portion" we'll known TO Us all.
IL behalf 81 the New England Wo.
mans Auxiliary Association.
NJ. g. DAVENPORT.
Burlington. Oct. 1868.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-11-10
Local Intelligence.

On our first page We give the General Or
der No. ,. from the office Of the Adjaiant
and Inspector General, assessing the quota.
Of the various towns From this ii ~ pears
thst Manchester has twep,y hige men I,
raise. eighteen Tor the new 100000, aud five
10 make good a deageacy nnlsr she lac
draft. some have alre.dy enlisted from this
towu, VI ich viii reduce the Number some.
What. The Selectmtu haye received THEN
orders and the the work viii doubtless 20
forward IN the proper manner,
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Burlington, oct. 1868.
COZ. sLrMorn oN 1nE FENeE =

Gov. StYnouR on THE FEYes-
The Herald gises q laugAG5ls Account
Of Coy. Sey mour's speech at tie Coop
ar Institute, and says
He declared that he was in fss,r
Of a vigorous prosecution Ut the war.
He declared IBIS several times. Ho
appeared 10 like the phrase, and rclt.
Grated it. Bot be MS always care
ful, after every iteration 10 lake back
All he lad SAID. lie WAS rsidently
afraid that he hal gone too far. He
was ,roablsd lest soteebody might
thirk be mean, sonnet inc. OF course
he was IL favor u a vigorous proseca.
lion ofthe war; 'abNt l!rn," "if It
were" "notwita Standing mis-" ION u.
contrary ''nrretthrla-s and 50 lurih.
That was the srm mfl substance u
The Governors v'g9r. We have
kuown ma who q i ,.ifit enough 10
say a good Gjag, bat not courage
enough to 10 it.; but Governor Sey-
mour's backbone is not strong enough
to keep him upright until the end of
his speech - lie mnst dodge, and
e~quiyocaie, and back down. Ills forte
IS little, harmless criticism. lie is de-
lighted when he en- iai pity faults
in great men or petty Jaws ia
great works"
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State Intelligence.


Lieut.-Gov. Dillingham; and l.. J..
Durant have entered into a law part
nership in Waterbury.
The entire armament Of the State
consists of 5 brass and 4 iron six
Founders, So Springfield rifles, 5la
smooth bore muskets. 36 fintlocks
and GO Windsor rifles. And what i.
more, there is no organized militia to
fire even these few, If occasion should
demand it.
The Vermont regiments, have lost
during the year, an average of %
per cent, ranging from 8 to 81 per
cent. But no regiment has yet be-
come depleted 10 the point Tone hall
the maximum) at whict, it would be-
come liable 10 consolidation ; but the
9th, 9Th and 9Th are close upon il.
numbering 500, 504 and 535, respect
lively.
The health Of lion. Edward Kirk
land, Senator from Windham Co., il
50 poor that he las not been able TO
take bis seat thus far, and probably
will not this session.
The 9th Regiment, Which was an
nonnced 10 return hone, las been
sent to North Carolina and stationed
at Newbern, in which healthy locality
il is hoped it viii recruit in healtb
as wei as honor.
Capt. Adams, lst VT. Cavalry, in a
private letter which be was permitted
to write, announces his safe arrival At
Libby Prison with ten of his eomra-
ny, captured at Brandy Station. lie
has money enough to purchase neces
s%aries, and can send and receive brief
letters.
Capt. G. b. Damon, 10th Vt Vols,
has received the appointment Of Aid.
de-Canp % Gen. Gaze. commanding
81 Division Sd Army Corps Of the
Army Of the Potomac.
A whole family By the name Of Fal-
ler aro ULleF arrest ior stealing 49,,
100 fs-m Mr. Bradley a sho- Tine
euce Come Ct the narey YES ound
% Z persona e s.. 4.acr, @o,i
AMI ITO C s1 dir1 d4-
ss~tes - he fs-eLi, having
sed C4a2tA. Z 5s eea4aag
$500 6 ,hs stolen money RS
found 10 las cellar, and lbs ID # lie
trunk droa ahiea It's money vas Ia
ken wL-s found near tLe house. Be
tween 5000 ani so0 have been re-
covered.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-11-10

PRoF W Z WttDER, trainer of horses IS
TO give a free lecture On Horsemanship ia
BoniYillo next Friday, and open a school for
the practical illustration ola new meihod Of
horse training. Mr.. Wilder rejects the Rar-
ey system, and takes a method in which
there is no danger u INJURY to the horse
We understand he is a pupil of Prof Rock
well. ProfRock wells system has been tried
IN this tosn the past year and with perlec,
success.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-11-10

Why SKNHEs Ayoips TUE VAs-
pERBtLr.-The London Shipping
Gazctk says that, in commenting up
on the probable consequences Of an
encounter with the Vanderbilt, Capt.
Sammcs Of the Alabama speaks with
much modesty ofhis own shipi
"He said that although The maehin-
cry Of the Vanderbilt would be a good
target 10 lighting With a steamer, it is
not caay to escape from having "A
broadsi1e. IL fonrd tibet 10 be tho
case wi.L he EHttcsas. Although he
disposed Gehcr pretty easily, il vas
as much IS he ccnId % 10 prevent
her fron giving him 8 b.oaiside. The
plan be adopted w.thihe Hatteras Nas
to use lis large L!akeiy gan from the
stern Of dis ship, aa4 lhat gun did the
work. The g;n Is On eighty.fse
FOUNDER, and he thinks tia; his only
chance with the Vanderbilt will be TO
use It epca err.aeainery. His opin-
ion is thsl tie Vanderbilt has very
much greater speed than rhe Alabama,
and that il will be impossible for bin
to gc, away from her; but be says
thai If be has 10 fight her he will do
his best"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-11-10
News Items.

Mr.. Drake, Chairman oftbe Missouri Com
mittcc, cvolly informs the public that he
withheld the Presidents reply from the press
fol a wegh, ia oiic' that lis uon answor
might b printed with IT, which looks rs
taou h }lr, Drake was a very modest man,
Maj Geu, Butler has been assigned TO the
command Of the Eighteenth Army Corps,
Dep rtn,eot Of Virginia and North Carolina,
in place Of Gen. foster.
Sir Percy Wyndham, an English soldier
OF f%ortuse, who has commanded the lstN n. J.
Cavalry since The COMMENCEMENT Of the war
and played ~ important part in the recon-
n~oisances and cavalry fights around Wash
ington, has lately been relieved from his
command. Ii was alleged ~ the time that
tie War Department had reasons to doubt
his loyalty, but il now comes out that his
dismissal was procured ut tho i%uterier-
auce Of Lord Lyons.
The value Of Goyernmcb: horses brought
from Canada during the month Of Au ust
was S135 ,6o9.
Col. Lakeman. Of the 81 Maine, recently
appointed brig General, enlisted as pri-
vate at the Of the var. From
private 10 & .neral is rapid promotion for
less than three years.
Prairie chickens are running through the
streets Of ST. Pad, IL consequence Of al, the
hunters being oil to the war in search Of bet
ter game.
A year ago JET. Davis took quite q long
journey. goi from Richmond around by
Mobile and Vickseurg and up through north
ern Mississippi. This year he could only 80
as far IS ChattaI COCA. By next year be will
either take d Ion journey from v iln.ugtou
to Europe, Or 4 short one from the prison to
the scafoll.
Tic Troy Press (copperbead) said imme-
diately after electicn that the returns we're
unsatisfactory but though that there
was "mnch food . rrefection ia the result =
Official report says that 4,5o0 refugees
from Northern Alabama and Georgia have
been received 1t Washington since August
ilst, AMI provided for by the Government,
They were ii great destitution, having been
robbed Of everything ~ the rebels.
A man in Connecticut got married ahF
the passage q tie eonseriptioa act in order
to avoid ihe draft. lie agrec5.n 0 70 enlist
ifhe eaa &c, a divorce, alleging that if lac
must fight be would DO 10 for bis country
Gen. Loais Bleuker, who recently died q,
bis residence ia y. y, was a native Of b.
varis, and 81 years ofage. He was brought
mp to the trade q a %jeTeler, but joined the
army q Ohio u Bavaria, on BIS hosgming
King II Greece, and VS. uals fieutsaans
Subsequently, he left ,te affey sad studied
medicine, but gave ;hs Up Rri became 3
w1ae mereAart aAa bsna Ras s. 6ef~ 10
toe Grad D4-ay ~ He.,s D4.nstalt l47e
be vl1 made ,y4anaaaas = .As Ea.aoual
tar 1-d tsok 8 oro8iusaspar il he ssr-
d-.J srvge.s has @l9as& On Is
81 ere e fel ia az ztEa13, t-t bs.ag
o~legsi . .sssa l. ans = country =
1853. "a beaas l 5as aa anfs-
iussts. o. ths tsG4ag seteftIs sss s.
niaei the Sc I. - ws l-1s 3 krigad eT.
l1 i esun1nd q BE - Dis
21l ccr2s Bat : aasa rsI.sssl ~ sisgL
JIG s>s osassaous as Lis galiaauy .
he lras Bali 2ua sa4 Al Cross keys. lie
vas mastered oul lasl Mash sad hA@ since
ed : private Ike
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-11-10

II has Just been discovered that a man In
the Maryland State prison has served seven
years more than his time. His sentence was
for twelve years and be has been there nine
teen. A very slight mistake.
The President has ordered that every cit
izen who has paid the three hundred dollars
Communication shall receive the ssme credit as
If be had furnishe a substitute, and is ex-
onerated from mill mry service for the timu
FOR which he was drafted, to wit, for three
years.
The rebels confess o loss Of II 800 killed,
wounded aud missing il the battle Of Chick
amauga.
The Montauk nation Of indians, once one
Of the most powerful IN America. nov nun
bers Ave persons.
A rough visited the Albany Journal Office
on the night Of election for a fight. he
VAS taken ~ the scruf oftbe neck by Mr..
Dawson, the senior Editor, and pitched
through the door.
Brigham Young had a, last accounts six
~ children. His offspring will doubtless
reach the minimum number Of q military
company.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-11-10
rho Z Empire state for TIRE Uu;

When Cov. Seymour vas e.sl,
this triumph IN New Yosk wa re
ded by bis friends throughout the caea.
try as tie FIRST u 3 segies & eaccesse
which would en1 y lie election d! :
Democratic presideEi ID The iall IF
'GA. In the Iall Of 63 New York her
self las placed her Goi upon them.
making the lass Of q series Of crush
ing reserses xhich have completely
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-11-10

WE are inleb ed to Mr.. II. B Kent, mem
Der Of the House from Dorset, for Mammal
Of the Legislature, Directory ard Rules Of
the Senate, and the Rcport q tho C~omlnittee
on Elections on the Act providing for sol
diors voting.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-11-10

MASON s, CoLBuRN, Of Factory Point, has
received the appointment Of Superintendent
Of Recruiting for this Probate district. A.
P. Lyman has received the aame appoint
ment for the bennington district.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-11-10

WESTERN ORAToRY.-Goy. YATES
of Illinois made a speech before the
Union League Of Washington on
Tuesday last. Tile Chronicle con
iains a report Of the address, from
which We take the following:
1 can see why old Abe would moi
move fast enough for me now.
"Oo1 moTcs ii a mysterious way
Ia woaiers 70 perform,
Tie plants his footsteps ii the sea,
aud rides upon the storm"
II We Led triunphc! ct Bail Run
and at fredericksburg, then We would
have lad this country restored with
slayery. Bet that was not in the
coanseis Of A.nighty God. When |
urged these measures gpon Dir. Lin
coin, 70 taks rebel property, to cali
100000 men to garrison our posts.
10 Faise a million Of fighting men, 10
abolish slavery, and 10 perform other
rad zeal measures, be ~telegraphei 70
nae. aDick, hold fast ard see The sal.
walton 81 God" Immense applause
"a. g. Da-nsn -. Mw5~M4
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-11-10

J. s. ADAMS, Secretary of the Board Of
Education, will deliver a free lecture at tho
Baptist Church, North Bennington, Thurs
day evening, Nov, 12th. commencing at 6a
o'elock'P. N.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-11-10

DIR. OsMAS hos arrived in town, and
opened his Office IN the Court House build
ing. Ills casd viii be fonnd in another col
umn.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-11-10

The Queen u Bavaria has ordered
a sewing machine to be made ia New
York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-11

DKArH or DR. RoE DIR. 4. r. Roe
OF Bloomington. 1t. Colonel OF the Nor
NAL regiment. 33d Illinois volunteers,
and we'll known in this State, was killed
in one ofthe engagements near vicksburg
lie was = man of 6ne persesal abiliiie.
and Of considerable attainments. He en-.
tered the service - Major, and subss.
quently. upss the promotion Of Hovey Il
. Brigadisrshlp, usosme 1t. Col. of The
regimeAA ri Peoria Mail. IL Il n