The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-01-19
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il.e pslf.s q 81, site de- anag ilat
tbsy aeald work srcN revolution
ibrrs ana 6rns ihe REPAIRS u
ihs aou8 ral 81 ibe Ameey
Proc fau j. bnns iln - s.
thaa hiihe i5s 9A
Is ob3o ksllsa daring tle iaa yeas
500 600 <orih oisbecp.
In Albany they 6se Aldefmen So
fgr repinz drank ard negroes so Or
tie same o9case. from which lhc Troy
Hltg iufsrs ti.ai orc negro d worth
dozen Aldermen
NJ a. Boissy lately remarked u The
French senaie lhai tbe Prince lmpcr.
ial would 10, succeed thr reseat em.
geror. unless that soscreiga y tsued a
wiser oourse 40 unu,ualig bod
aaeeeh ior Frenrh Legislator
A secrsh lady, d grea, articulation,
wrs,e, the significant lac', that "Iau-
kse officers So boating ibeg fans
wish 40 81 d pemanepce lraiy de-
ucssingr
A letter from a delicate Dung lady
~ Charleston 10 4 freal b IT, couu-
uy. close. a. follow, Erred sends
SIS lose ha, say lie win uot vsite aa-
III. dipping hi' pen % a Yankee car
case, be can write with red iak"
Gov Bramleup, Of Kentucky, bass
issued proclumaionofdera,s mi,itnry
commapdanls, whore loyal ciuzeus are
taken % 81 gacrrillas, p arrest Al
Easl Eve rebel einzeHs lor oneni the
vicinity Of the outrage.
bay me ID Tie sunshine, gere Tie
LIST words Of Archbishop Hughes.
LA recent speech, in Nebraska,
Geo. Francis Traig declared himself
the "besl played out man IL The couu-
try" Colorado Jeeiii, Who has re-
Gently arrived in Albany. and con.
menced boring the meAlcrs Of the
Legislature with bis peace measures
Is about as Gle taally played OUT
A drunken soldier recently got pos,
session Of ten pound Parroit shell
and taking il 70 the guard house IF ll''
Soldiers Rest, drew il iato a rel no
stove, exelaming. "This is what tries
mems souls" II was somewhat So
bered by al immediate explosion whicl
blew Tie stowe into atoms and rent the
room. bal fortunately without injuring
Tim 81 any one ELSE
Te ime Maj Gen. Buiord vas ID
Utah a the breaking out Of Tie war
There he was offered Mai. General,
commission SO the rebel army. With
ont a momepts hesitation lie crushed
the communilaton in his hand and dc
clared he would live and die under O.,
flag OF tie Union. He had no sucl
splendid prospects in the Union ser
vice as that commission opened 10 hin
ia tie rebel army, and only aiiaine,
his Maj. General stars when upon hi
death bed. We greatly fetr that W
have Generals who would have hesi
,atrJ long to say ihe least q, fore TAX
ing the course that Buisrd did
According TO thc statement of a rc
fugee the rebel general ofie az
secretly paid 10 gold. This golj re
miiled 10 Europe will help to msk
tbeir lives comfortable while living &
exile.
Humphry Marshall, reminder 9
the rebel loss Of Kentucky, Is nov ]
Richmond, reduced from elegant broa
Cloth 10 cotton jean cloths, and fror
the faes. liquors 10 tarpeniinc uhit
key.
There has recently been diseoyere
in Spain the feceip, Of the money pai
10 ransom Ceryautes, the anthor {
Don Quixoie from he Moors By whor
he was once held captive.
The irrepressiblc Yankee i "marcl
ing on" Two circular SAYS mills hav
been set up at yicksbnrg, which ar
turning out lnmber Il rapid rate.
Some Northern soldiers dug iroH
abe ground VI yorktown, Va, las, win
ter, snall rcd stone which upon clean
ing proved 10 be q garnet, ard fasthe
inspection shows ihatii vas once q par
Of the Signei ring Of tie Marquis d
Koebambeau, who commanded til
French army IN Ills country, and wa
associated silh Washington ia the cap
lure Of yorktown. Ii contains ih
Counts latin motto aud family crest.
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