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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-03-10
PATENT TURN TABLE

APPLE PAIRING MACHINES.
This Machine has no swapping or reverse
motion, 10 made entirely OF iron. NOT liahls
to get cut Of order. and has no superior fer
pairing apples or ounces, however uneven.
This Partr has taken the premium At ev-
cry Fair where II has been entered. aud 10
now Acknowledged the ttit Psrsr In As
irorid.
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i'r fsieEsPfbl-,es ia the lisapIss Bu.c.fn Of the
y. tss Low card ia'rsf5 % the siaieskeas Of
tte utqpbsrs Gen. Van Dorrs stsG rel,.irI 10 re
Killing b that gallant officer. =
BoLEv1a, Tern, Jude :, lsos-
ErIf.'s BvI-ETfs: ny stis1tion sjust been called
- pf2iie Ion puIpcztinr % t. card ON 4 cor
Gen. Var born dated LAY Is isss. asbilcl 4lsh1.
n; ms carn = rs ne Of infamous iaisshosds
sr a ~ - me slgfers part!cuItriY Mfjsr shan
EisEsss ae;ieing ~ ioul sspsptons vhidh usr-
-. - .tn lae eEldelf IN. rtlin OF trinting ns
s.ate inas insf are untcrrF Ices ia rearuasf. a.,
Elel N7o esa FIife saeh card - IA void shri1k
rom no enort or crime to insure Il t,s-rurrio1
scz 1ct repeat tie desis u that creati-c's death
sSsles = 70 say that the statement in .he NashTs
N pAlcn Newspaper, q the l2th Of Nay il susstan-
u2iiy re als9 the accolnt of he kii1r IN lie 49,
BET Of The I'd or Che same mo1;h. ~ ree5ors 70.
ne eet are dorbtiess knoEa % e-drT nm ~ f.nr-
eo1ntJ, and are July jusf.fatle. = 10 = =
tne papers which gave currency 70 The card Va
p.As1 pn'lsn snis also G. Z. .PETEEs.
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For two or three days past We have been
made scqaaihted With lhe factftst 3 personal
difficulty had occurred at Columbia between
Ger. Forrest a I'D Lent Could. Of Morton's
Battery, in Forrksts command. From motives
OF pru5hnee va forbore to rsasse public men
iie5 ~ sseis news until We could obtain the
facts ii the case We have sipee learned the
particulars from friend, every way reliable,
whp writes us ftoin Columbia.
Lieut.. Could is the sol CT wei known
wealthy merchant OF Nashville. and v as at
tached 10 Caps. tlortOn's Battery Of Light
Artillery. During the engagement at Sand
TN, Ca. On FORESTS recent Eomc expsdi.
iibh. AID noze receasly At Franklin. Tenn. il
Hsrs charged Is Gen. Forrest dat Gould had
l4efcrtsd His rns and eft them in the hands
Iesf his Ser eaas. Forest then requested the
Chief II Artillery 10 relieve Could from du:y
anftc preino;e l.i{ Sergsant in bis stead.
s. syou as t,ooil heard Of it. burning With
ifeinofsl AMI endsl the weight Of mortified
rside lie sought tie General Who was thep
dnipg 81 Sirs. l;aiaways. Tho General sec
is5 tina. the Lieussrart Was e3aspefalea, in
fodfnea him that 81 conid see hi pa attic Qisar-
rera...sles's Office after dinpes- According
after { laner. Forrest f5uni Lieutenant Could
al city swzi ting his arrival Gbula then IN
.errogsledl FOREST as 10. whether lie hal made
ib4 chafgeB We have sEla,led u above. aud
F'arfesl replied by|inclining his head. Gccis
hen pFensaucel he chasgcs ssise. It's Haid
4. ht Q ul.l sss5 pei a pisfcl from beneath ms
cok,, Oh, this, lle snphatically denies. For
rest sl3ickly opened a pocket knife and stabbed
Gould bety-, sa tie 9th aid = n rib on the
RI !i.t side. ~, fuii length Of he blade, about
h.tee inehes. FRUSTRATING the lchg. Gould
.sFn id Immediately tpruel end sh pi Forrest, the
oa.l enl sripg ne LEI: Snsn6er region and lnss-
ms cir soily down 70 the crest pf the Iliusn-
ihe ;nles;snes beir, nn:njured. The ball was
Isksll'ul.y ex,ractcd by Surgeon $. ". Fryar
sob. askss'ed by D. 10. Newman. nc is not
ccasse rel DANGEROUSLY hurt I.ieu.ebani
Gould is a. the Selgou House Columbia, and
VIII a %, NEST likely recover
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i2th, 18Th 18th, and l1Eh Corps Of TIE Dotted
States army.
4fterItbe attack and failure OF Gen. Sherman
1t Ffcssburg. December 27tfi iS62, many
scb4mes yeIelpIanped aud at;empsed. to &c:
into the reat pf that stronghold. He finally
moved bis +oops overland. by way Of lie
Lo1isiana shbrs. running transports and gun.
boaIs past HE yickshafg batteries. and 50
carrying the men ACROSS tho Mississippi 70
Rrslnsbulg and landing them under cover OF
the gunbosis With t4tee Of his foor corps
be advanced into the State as FAR AZ JACKSON
aud then ea4le up in tia rear Of Yicksbnrg-
bis movens4nss since fial tine are too vel
known to enf rezdezs to require refeiitlon-
Grant i a nan. apparently in full vigor 81
bcsl5 sandy tchnpe xiqii. reddish beard, nei;in'n
height and Weighs about 10 potngss.
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The Death OF EtonevraI1 Ja<h1pa n EnElanc-|
- eR1thdi1 Tfn1f4 - his Lem4IT-Tx7
! Iron As lnat.a FIne., ~ ~ "a
The Confedefate fhurels We. q fbc I'D oil
press. Probably no disaster Of TIE var vii
nave carried s1ch griel 10 So1lhefn hearts 81
the dealh 81 Gen. Jackson. who has suocumbed
% the wounds received in the great battle 81
the 81 Of May. Even On tins side Of the
.ocezurhB -ezllanr soidierB fEte-uiii uFsrTNtErr
be heard vita ply and sympathy hot only
as brave man hgntpg for his couutr5 q iuds-
pendence. but as one OF the most consunrnate
Generals rhaf this country has prod ueed.
l. Slonevan" Jackson viii carry With him -
| his early grave the regrets Of Al who r4u Sd
mike greatness aud geuius. From fhe earliest
ldays-of the war he nas bsen conspicuous for
NE most rrnark ab,e military qualities: That
mixture Of daring and judgment, which u he
marx Of = heaven-born = Generals, dietn-
pushed him beyond any man OF his tins
Although tao yousg Confederacy has bsen
Illustrated ~ number Of eminent soldiers
yetsihe applause and dovotion " bis country.
men. cothi med by The judgment Of European
ua.i0us, have given he ira place 70 Genera
jackson. The military fcats he accomplished
uoyed the minds Of the people with an as
Constituent which il Is only given 10 the high
Is, geains 10 produces. Inc blows be STRUCK
Al the enemy were as terrible and decisive \:
those Of Bo1aparie himself The march By
! which he surprised the army of Pope las'
fJear i~vuhd 10 eu0ugn - lIsciI 70 give hin 4
! aisl place IN military history. But perhaps
ihc sfoHning glory Of his liie Eas tho grsa
0A;tio IA WHICH he fell When the Fedora
csillnaLder. By crossing he river twelve miles
above his camp, and pressing On. as he thought
u the rear OF the Confedera;es. had place.
ihefn between two bodies OF his army. he VA
SO conidea. OF success as 10 boast hat ihI
enemy was the property OF the army Of thI
P0toIllaf. Il vas reserved for Jackson BY
swift ana secret march to fall upon bis riKh
wing, ciush II, ard, by an attack uHsurPasIst
IA hercsness and perrnacity. 10 drive his yer.
superior forces back TO position from whicl
be couA not exsricaie himself except BY Eigh
across tbs river. In tho battle o. Sunda,
jackson received two wounds. one in the les
Iarin. the ether in the right hand. Amputa
ition e Ito atm was necessary, and the South
efn hero taal= underline effect Of it. supporfel
% the last by his simple and noble characte
and strong religious faith.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-20

ripH AID the meadows IN the bloom shut
L ont. We behold only tie jjoy Of she sesspq
and harvest lime We hear oh;f the song-Of
the harvest iirds. Happy lafli type #
The peace which win one dag como fsr 81 the
land beloved Of The Lord Of hosts
x7he pure eihfreai. tie jdesl
The Invisible I've Their siEy Tie
~ Over sEsin riihin any fr1isfni g 49, t---
OF ma@s store y 81. r. H.,
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THE DAILY BIB he.
SATURDAY MORNING. JUNE 70. Uses.


4 Z
: The Convention which asse4bled il VIM
eAaliss "Wednesday, s-,ss.-ss
The Hoa Rgneay Il 6Eniabs ileEsrs flis peol
pie ofReinessee,- IS i. candidate fot ths Office
of GOVERNOR =i-#ssif i it=lfft
One OF 4he most etpsrfereed Of Our public
men. and at the came time one Of The most
Ismiattts J1JE eCarithefs needs no euieEy
and less introduction. As a Legislator aud
jarist-in Congress and on the Bench-he has
bees-a fromiEeas acs6r In the eiyE Affairs Ioi
our STATE for the last five and twenfJ years
2 sharer in the fortunes and riissortutes OF
the old wing parry and IN lhigh political
times auactive, ferc5bIe and featle, I speaker
he receive at al times a sipgulatly pnari-
nous respect from men of every class Of opin-
ion for his conservatism OF smbe lis tnanli.
ness Of character, and his 5virtnfs as a eit;zhn
Althoughta devoted adllerent to EE4 Union .'as
il was whilst there was yefa hope to pre-
serve it. he espcus ed the cause ofllhe South
promptly, r2ohf me eaT'srea Or ho{ sjsities and
has continued ever since TO 3 se II The icoun-
Try aud the State the FIJI ene4giss Of clear
head aud wafin. heart We krIosilof 10 man
more thoroughly up with the prdgfsss 81 his
day, or more ardentiy devoted ID the 1hiver-
sai cause of his fellow citi4en,.
His nomination will meet the GENEROUS APP
pFoyals of tao true add loyal, ieid cpriies with
the better grace isires st was unsolicited.
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na.xssl i.I lhs s9a,.l.

+ Il IL nor in tue ri South, tnid.harvest time
aud lie dis lsifIsd up VIII noisy wsve. q
gram a sn.hnsf sea; OF 40 use the fs;t
smile of Douglas JkFrold, Il baslbsen licked
vita the pound boss 81 hOnssitoil and ! ughs
az length its sheasss of wheas aud cars Of
corn with q rapttrOus frdftion- On every hand
tho fys Ind car are delighted by pleasing
sights aid sounds One NAV stroll = "A :
through he fields and grow weary r,s ais,ef,
|of tpe waF. The Sturdy reapefsI ksanI;shisi.
Their bright blades III the snn4iiso ~ !,
Iscy i;ie 4tl the ehirn partritze-:n.t-,.ltihs
heark as hoy inspire the s>nsc... Thor is not
sdance and Prptehrai song and ga burnt
niifth RI ht there isHuEidy cheer AM De and
health desplse the lohd aIaIuiads .of war. the
tramp Of Invading InYJmadens.5 tic virrif = OF
battse; thfleBics MISREPRESENTATION tao siels Of
moutnihs AID the many. ever-soEsnanyis saai in.
eidehts ot this social political. militia
combustion. For ia the heart d ti,e s. sther,
land ..gzlza yisaged war uat.a smoo. led n,
wfiHkl4ds sirontsfi There his syes .zre "a,
bleared st1a biodd shot, as "a Tie Dor lin
Virginia Teppsssfs and ABssissi9:si.. Iii,
boh5 6pgers are seen less1han felt. lis srav
head and bloody homes do '.ndt gf65s dnd
rattle 'hsoagh eycsg highway, path ard. bye
EayI nprido heaps * newly kpeede6 ID, MOI
unhe'wh sOssas; i.sr Eto,tps Of ;rsstlses. and no
buried spirits choke the pure DIR ana blackel
the hspeft Of Tie ssn. All 81 fair without
1 There my lie bidder xitbiu the.diranesses @
the undlscovef+ble, 4grief which, passed.
show but We see i not The corn top
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The following IS 4 lis Of tse Alok5i7n Csnss.h %
6ranr's yaskee army: - - .rs-i| ilI
Hsjor General Uisrsss S Graas. conmansss IN
Cfief Ill.,. .i Il-
era John A Hcclern15d; Fifteenth Gers, h1jor
Ge4er.l " 1ecunseh Sherman. serenieenfa ccfps
Major Cereal James 3. MeRhers-n-r = ~ - ~
1iisisic-i Connsnderz- Third Disisior, MIR Gen
Jcha a f.oca1s Fifth DiFisi11- Nej1r Geper1l Frnd
erirk SeeT; Ninth Division. Blcadier General Pets
>. fstfrh4us: freifth Division. Bfiradier Cetera'
hip p Hpre<- Eoartsoaih nirs-sn- rt-sss,e- &C.
eral f1genc A Cary- ----s BriEadier- Ge1era
Nsrceli1s ~. Croker
nrtrafls Conr-snderz- Rri<sdier Gems. Ge1rrs v.
Dodge (aftiuC nntsits The hres.l EfaE s Der1is
Michael K LaEie-. Jobn E1gene Smith. " p Ben
toc Stephen g. Burbfidge. Acting Briradier Ge7ar-
al Gen. p Bonner, San11el A. Holnes, Ber{lnl1 II
Giicsson, (csralry raidl Ers- etcne- y
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The iarirss r-rrst Ct 20 pr1rinent De1scaii1
leader - M. Nali1ndizham. or - honEIt and law
abiding nan, has stirred The hearts 81 The pe1pie
ue1 g1inIy armi1g. std trtp1ri1< - or cs1lli
futions dutho-tze fhem lor - The efsrrel q fhacl
FelFcs aid TIE State The DeuoErtie Pregs SpeatD
Except The fnfar1ons Daily Tires, thcre i not c1e
paper fn lbs cliy lhat srt1irs flf act- Tie tI1rr
not abolition dsno1nce thefnfary.. On this Bordry
cEening rreat einc 4 20 Be heid ~ uri11 E71r.
this cry 70 denbuncc The and 10 resolve fha
Meantime he Adninistrslie1 f1lier1-i- Wiling 70
wound. bat yet afraid % strike 9 i does nst pro
uhlEite te sentence Of the usnrpink car rn.llls
are glad 20 1clice that Tie Deuccztlc and 11r 1so
ltinn IRIS generally this arrest bcne - -
SAT-. sfaad7pg . en- aras.- Tor vn.t nay c7-e
rExt
We give l3 nnch space 10 the evidences pr0i1ced
AZ his l1Eess court marital Dot E1tlect %
military lar. i = proper natter for feccrd--ifrr
York Fircrl1lir Jcnrn1L
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.e671 just now tic rage IN the fashionable
.zhoneis Of Paris appears 70 10 tie Bal tEasqxe.
Tsslle marked balls AZ the Tuiie-ies. oh FOR
Their number, variety and splenilor, are still
The talk Of both capitals. Paris aud London
Tie new aristocracy OF the Empire Indulge in
constant round Of gaie:y. Nlicl, throw the
dnseiled glOries of The stage quite into The
shade.
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1zsr The NOMINATIONS for isress male BY
the Winchester Conversion 40 as Ioliows- In
&c lzt- District. Joseph B. Il eiskell. ID. "
g. Swan. 81 A. s. cciyer, 4ihl J. P. slnrray,
5th, r. s. Footc. 9th E. !. Kimble 9TH
Mccollum. sih Thomas NeneSs, OH I'D. C.
Atkins. 10Th 1oha 7. W6sht. ll;h b. Il. Cur
rin.
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3sn advertisements.


nSE HUNDRED DOLLARs RETARD.-Ra-a-ar.
~ On Tuesday niaht. 18th Ja1e. our BOY. GeprS1
Back. heavy SCI weiEhs l61 pot1dss about tEe1ly
iTo year od. Eish kut on his rshi hand. b. rhi6h
The freh1eer IS 8td. We vii pay the above reward
FOR hir delivery . a. Dzlicn. Ca OF lodErd Il any
ssfe Jail 10 ue caa set aim
jnialr oLiFEli- NICHOLS 4 c.
oTRAr HORSE Stayed fron he unsersiesed On
- the l5th ins.-, one bar borsc, four ycars Old.
dark ron knee doxn, has brand On tie runp The
pony order hui large VII give 50 Tor bis -cpFeT
OF reura - Tins. HcFaria1d. IRE miles form Catfa-
n9 ';sIs. wLUnPKrS.
GAIT ssklTs-l0p sacks jast received an for
- sale. ~h5;es, lie % reiai doors 15rfb o. .s1es
= ia ilssf NJ. sxIck Co. .
1oUsE SERVANT S WANTED.
l sish ID baJ--
a chure.snt Sear1.tTess-
\ GOOD Cock and Washer,
And man suitable fora hous3 refrart and rh6
or take care CT h1rses. ". n. H4LlDENAN.
iuls,1r 1n che square in rear Of Post Oniss-
n ,llRTf D0LLABs Ri:RA ld1.-Ilz6zs1yiT 1za Ne
a 10 o.rssrsFille. Ca on " Wednesday IL = M
iatto slave boat ieet 10 CT IL i1ckes hiEh~ -
ve-y lkiy ne ro IN every respect, has been crped IN
enc ane!e. hsd With hin uher he ieft light oSored
p1zts. II VII give the above reward 70 arv b&rson
that viz lake and lodge him in fail ana write -s a.
t1IttEs tl-l1 "a n - No oouo< m4EIDr nD W. %
Kentucky, where be was raised- an 1|r..r E
julssi- c. s. GARRi6Us.
n O1l~E--Frou and amer TIE 7Dth June IN r,sut
~ Confedsrate Treasury Ec.es lls1ed prior 70 De
nrst or December 1851 viii not b ruoeirsd o1 fepos
ties pr n payEant e 1ebts tothese banks. - -
The Az Of Congress Tegulati1g TIE fnndi1Z .of
Treasury Notes. readers a q tourse recelsir r. = 4
provides shat aissr ne h1t q As51si 1rff DIE
nosea clnEot be f1nd3d-. ~ SlIi ! . ~ ItsI7 (,
ISo- A. FISHER. ca<h. B,ak Or Tennssnss
y D. FULTON, Ce.h- Bank1f ChlfEanoorn-
j--s-ln -i-F - xsf-
0Ts4YED ffcn 7ulah1n. cn I1Eh int. ohs Tusn
! - d1fk. b1y hare snoDth1 colt n nlr1nz m
1rder vi ~ uitsby reEerded b 1elF1ri1a ~ 70
1 CePf y =. Rorh1ch. a. Q. = e 1n1eb11l e II .,
Il sheIbyTils, ~ pay U1ice for dultschsd o1cltz
II JANIS IAuHCE.
Jal5-I Capt A. Q r.
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10 The Richmond Enquirer Of recent
date h4a quite sn article n iile .Norih West
eln Question. From he altered toae Of the
views fzr-essed, ole y 3u'l ;,ise- The iptcrven-
,si,i. % u .e~ t-esl. It-e-i-te4 --isi. Gid
d.l-tie leftc. and stains rou:idiy many q the
ideas lntlf,F:A On .ns The recent session Of
C@rgress by Gov loot. in his celebrated re-
SOLUTIONS, and even goes a step further; for il
aFows its Intention Ito di2loInalizc With aem
ID the most s3oihisg and seductive man per. .
AID ads, We would be willing np.oaly to
make Nth them cpmnercial treaties. Oh the
mutual footing of Ire most favored nations
but. aiso.to cpDciude with them military al
lance, offensive and defensive Governor
Foot viii doubtless be highly gtatihsd OF
reading this editorial as il viii be to him {
guaranty that be vii next session. escape the
|broadsides which tho Eoquirer was wont ts
ponr into him on the Northwestern anestion-'
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~ Victor Hu-b. whose .. Les 2Fiserab,ezv
has ELECTRIFIED the world. has LEFT his retreat
at Jersey toyenier again into active lie sbut
pat Of France as a Socialist and tiiso-r5nizer
be i1-s gone 10 Brussels to H.ar. ! ro.;t;cal
paper. - 81
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EuFTY D0II.1rs EEFaBD. .e;t5 a a ~
Hsss' large and fzy sSs1z j b, s. Il11S3 r.z7fs
Der brehstd. gnDs Old nbo1. - So fc1I ~ III
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Z" VII
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rfyseIf cz1 1Id1ie Tor eicctI11 - - H11s
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Destruction OF Rebel Salt
Works i'm Georgia.

Lieutenant Commander Gibson. of the
United Statds gunboat Seneca, rerorts to
the Navy Department, under date of Doboy
Sound. Georgia, Sept. "a, that on the night
of the 22d nit. be sent an armed boats
crew up the Altamaha river, and DESTROYED
the Hudson Place Salt Works, near Darien,
Ga, entirely demelishing boilers, engines,
vats, &c, and bringing off James II. Lock.
wood, the uperinteudent, his two children
and free negro. The other employees and
two visitors fed at the approach Of tue
force. The works were situated within tive
miles Of an cncampment of rebel CON.
pany, whose pickets came very near tae
works; but they did not discover or resis.
the attack, On the night Of the 10th ultimo
a boats crew was sent some thirty miles W.
the Attain aha river in search of a cotton
loaded steamer, which was understood to be
one of two steamers still in those waters,
with which, some months ago, the rebels
contemplated attacking the gunboats in the
Sound, in the same manner the Harriet Lane
was attacked. .5' '''
Commanded Gibson says: The state
meDt of the refugees on, board the Seneca
are interesting, and | think credible in the
main. The rebel Government takes titbe
of all agricultural products, Of live stock on
nand, and of manufacturers, in addition to
the heavy taxes otherwise on real and per
sonal estates. AS regards the latter, one
hundred dollars in gold is taxed at the rate
of one thousand dollars in Confederate
money; one hundred dollars in silver as
seven hundred and fifty dollars. They
speak of Smouldering disafection to the in
surgent powers, WEAKNESS of the war, and
loDgings for the old Union as being very
general throughout the State Of Georgia,
wherever opinion is whispered or dare be