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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-04
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We are compelled 70 make this rise IN the prices
Of subscription in order 70 save ourselves ir0tl
los owing to the Increased cost Of pafer and
material. The price u paper has advanced uear-
~ % per cent. in the last two weeks. The price
u labor has advanced In the sams ratio.
We hope 70 be able to reduce ths rates OF sob
scripffon egain fl - weeks, bat AZ the present
prices Of material ard labor We cannot pubiish .
pasar ct the old rates without loss.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-04
WANTED.

GOOD BOY TO GARRY THE CIsoIs-
~ natl Commercial Apply % lsl'se
noYz-tf lraa y Il. ). D0BELI,
Two Substitutes Wanted.
06EN EACH WILL BE PAID TO Two
dDODO mon who viii goss substitutes ior one
rear. Empire ~ this ofies. ociZs-2id
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DYE-HOUSE.
BUCKWHEAT.

DLEETY OF FRESH BUcKwHEAT, THE
Il hrst Of the ssksor, AZ
Up EJLIo1T's,
noss No. 81 Maiu street
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Arrived.

steamship City Of London tBr PetTe, Liverpool 18th
ns Via Queenstown Cth at mdse and tsJ pa.e to
John G. D,e Had strong easerly winds the entire plssare
lime rs us,ed ship John Brig snd steamship City Of Balst
more bound in; 10th o Waterford, passed steamship Gas'
Cow bound up 25th lat a. 81 lon 30 ~ passed brig ssda
Steamship Melbourne r) Fronde Liverpool 5th inst via
Halifax 2X-ps into the latter port for supply oil coal
rd.e and s6e pass 0rnnel Minurn Co. June H. lat.
~ ~ lon 20 &C. sznaed ship john Bright, steering T.
Steamer Falcon jones' Providence, mdse. to Ldward
Steamer Fannie, Fenton, Philadelphia mdse. to William
Steamer Delaware Ashore Trenton mde. to C. II. Hoas
Steamer Artisan oairS Baltimore, md'e. to William
steamer Emma Dunn, Burton phadephia, mdsc and pass
steamer Frank Shropshire Philadelphia de and pass to
Steamer s. g. Walker, shen Phiadophia, mdse. to j.
ship Re.oute Harris, Liverpool May %, u,dse and 10
PASS TO Williams Guion.
Ship Albert Galan, DslanO Liverpool May a. md'e and
SHIP Harry Bluff Redman Cardiff May &C. railroad iron to
Chss. r. Green.
Bsfcntins Fleewins tof BroOthaven) Davis. Boston
Brig ID. Purve. l.f Pic,ou, smith Cow Bay. c. b. 10
days coal to B. Y. Small l. Co.
Eng Royal Tar (Brl. McIennan, Londonderry N s., 20
days lumber to J. r. Whitney.
brig J. II. Crowley (Of AddsOn, Drsko. Glsee Bay IL
days coal to master
Brs Nathan T. Stevens Barber Calais days. lumber 10
O. Boafdman.
Brig Maria of P. Z. Id Morris. Cow Bay, c. b. 10 days,
coal to Tynes Smith.
Brig III. (Br). Foley Glaze Beg u days, cSI 70 9. L
TyuUbgl
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ton of his term OF enlistment ii shall go to his heirs.
His bill also proposed to accept 0OCO volunteers Tor
the term two years to be composed Of men between
IS and IS years Of age for post and garrison duty &C.,
to be called the "Old Guard"
Mr.. STEyExs said the time had not come to sweep
entire population by draft into the army hence
he opposed to the repeal Of the Communication clause
and had endeavored to frame bill which would be
more oifectual and less Objectionable. There were
three millions Of the rolls and il half of them
pay 500 each thore would be fund Of $3.50 100000 to
be expended for bounties. He thought an army Of
half million could be made up by BIS plan in forty
days.
Mr. ScHEycK said that he, as Chairman Of the Com.
mttce Military Affairs desired TO raise men. while
the gentleman from Pennsylvania (Steyens), as Chair.
man Of the Committee OF Waysand Means had devoted
himself to frame bill TO raise end pay out money.
Therein consisted the difference between the gentleman
and himself
Mr. STEVENS said his plan would raise the necessary
number of men in a short time
NJ. SCHEECK said he knew that tho gentleman said
that; bat s he struck wt.the fact thai the gen
tlenan had introduced bill to raise money. The gen.
tleman differed from tie President and Secretary OF
War and said in effect that thcy mistaken as to
the emergency in opposing the substitute NJ, - saidit
was o limping nconClusiye slow way OF getting men.
and would fail Of obtaining portion Of them until
after the time they were needed
THE TARIFF.
Mr. MORRILL, Vt) interrupted the proceedings By a
Joint resolution, which passed. continuing until the
first Of July the join resolution temporarily Increasing
the taEN 20 per cent
COHdUTATIoE CLAUSE.
MI SCugScK Offend the senate bill, passed on Thurs
day. as Il substitute or Mr.. Steyens's proposition.
IL repcals the counutation clause and preserves the
power 20 furnish subtitGtrs. &c.
The House voted IN and rejected this substitute
Yeas y. Nays 81,
Mr.. SrEyESs's substitute then rejectedYcas %,
NAYS 10.
Mr.. SMTTHERs offered substitute authorizing tho
President at his discretion. call FOR any number OF
Volunteers in nc quota OF any state district &C..
shell not be filled IN sixty days he may order drGt
for one year, IhOsi who serve for one, two or three
years az 70 rceeyohonties respectively OF SO $780,
and 100 No comuutati0n l. TO lie allowed.
The question bcbg taken On the substitute, 1t was
rejcctcd-Yeas rs, says ~.
Without further lcton the original bill, the House
at Ii O'clock edjoarled
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Br,I B. Kin. fBr.,, Cof, Cow Bay. c. b. Il days, ~

Brig J. B. King 9th Cofil Cow ssy. o. BE- IL oAs' ~
Bs marwsra of Falmouth Jun Dobsen g. Dccisss
City % days, cotton, mahogany se' 70 I'm M, Ao,a
b md G Gb..S 20; ah %Ss. to tousney h
heavy weather sprung foremost ns'nna anu IA go
ery winds up the Western Islands, since whieo une
A' BS Tolsns Of Bosson Race. Cow Bay b. days
sesp Anna toaenb zesereth Tsrssona ss days. vine
Sc6r Paran Clark Eas. Machias days. lumber to 'ss
schT Telegraph (Br) Shaw Windsor N. s.. IL days p'>s
ter to d. r. DeWoit .,
schr Blue Bell, E,es Lnsan, Linsan, C. B., days. %"
schr Geolss Durby, Rogers Linsan, c. b. 10 days. cod"
schr Gilbert Ben. OBJ, Howard, Windsor N. S. days.
Sch Gen Burnsde Cof Gouceser) Frelch. Barscos u
seir Stephen G. Hart, Rawey, Glaze Bay 20 days. coal
ehr sarah Bernice CaIgan Machas days lumber 70 I.
schr Hero Carter Boston days in ballast to L. Hss-
schr Thos p. Cooper Snow Ezabethport for
Schr T. Nickerson Henderson, GEORGETOWN days coA-
schr Aida, Roberts, Boston days mdse. to 9: Pssns
s6hr Counselor WbitnOre, Rondou. for Boston
schr. Superior Robinson. Rockland, lime.
Schr. Rsbt. Bruce, -. Rocklaud. line
schr. Edwin, Allen Albany for Providence
s schf. Tliis Z, AadsI.oa, Ds5.en.
schr. j. NJ Brain-rd. Carroll Portland
schr. Sea Bird Weber Fail River;
schr. Castilan, Balst,y, Eew-Dediord
Schr. Albert Joy, Norwalk
Schr. Boundbrook. Perry, Dutch Island
Schr Fanny Mos, Davis, Providence
Schr. Hardscrabble Gregory Rockand, hns.
Schr. Mana Louisa, Mash, Providence
Schr. n. y. Drew Clark. New-daven.
Schr. W. II. He'll, -. Providence.
Schr. Juliet, Crosby Boston Tor Albany.
schr ID. II. Baldwin, Notion Wilet's Point.
Schr. X. Fowler Josey New Bedford.
Schr. J. Rushing Stover, New-London.
Sshr. D. b. Bayles, Jane, Fall River.
schr. Gamecock, Langley, stonington
Schr. Gov. Arnold. Cohen. Providence.
Schr. Serene, Skinner Providence
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Mails Close mt the Post-Omcc.

For Cree, y r.iain and the Continent. by steamer
Seot, "wednesday, Jun- 2s.................. 81 m
For Cuba and the West Indies BY steamer Havana,
Wean-sdAy june 2g.......................... p. m
day, Juue II p. m
June u p.
Fo- California, OteFon Washington Territory, and
ell Observation-Disclosures and a p.
North-Nlbany Esi.lo and Cauadas..5 IN. and ~ a..
Eo,tl. and Way d.
Westen Nal VIA Erie RaiIc d.....5 n m. and y p
Southern and South W csern Iil5 M IT. ~ and lo
Fas.eTn Nail M II and q
Newport and al Riyer.......... ............. p IN
TIE L0p- r. aud 81 zoos a'.........5 O. IA. and y. ILL.,
SUNDAY aals-Ou sa. III mails close st...... "a p
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e. ARRIVE
RnxaenrSra Arrived

n ,'ear,lip Cify Of L0ran, jon Ls0yoo;WMr' Bal'
Mr., Robert Gordon and infant Mrs Fizsibbon and r..
Carson a.s Annie Pnilips Vim Orr ana ady. IL. Town
end lady, John Argyle and lady, Dr. House ana sdy
nj. Mrs C. Vincent Carly Mary Jackson Jane Edwards Sr
Ar6Ara Bsr5ctta Mann, ax Mann Rev o. o. bidwel a. T.
w LonIbara H. I. Cox. James Elicit Edward Williams, A.
b. Lnfuk = Green, Mr. Cameron, j. j. Martin, y; Methy,
Abraham Schml,cr Arnold Andrew, L. Johnson, IEos heh'
ston Mr. Southey, A. Northumberland ,
In sfcaiaship hri5ouHe Jeas LfreTpool-Charei Jaine,
Edwin slnaleton Mr. and Mrs. RosenthAl Adelaide nosen
dial Master ~ Rosentha Mia ST. John Misc Esther Cook,
Keh ksa.sc Stephen and Mis- CaIdnsoa Miss Adele Car
dirsol.
IN ship Alb-rt Gelatin from Lirrpoot-John Newman,
Anna Elz. Newman Alfred Lsnlion.
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furniture

bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE 81
manu-. actare. Also, solid Chestnut ane VANS
CHAMBER Suites plain and ornamental, 1t H. r. FAkRN
TONS SCS Ianei''i opposite oos1eI. Es'1'ne1 --
WNNANELED CHAMBER FURNITURE
IL The best assortment Of ENAnELED FmkNlI nv n
ali o,ors md s,ye, Walnut ard Chestnut. Plain and Ons
in suites wholesale and Retail Also, battrs 'ses sne
Pailasscs WARREN WARD NO. ga 'ana ~
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First scrgt., Co. !. 9Th Mass. Dismoantcd Cav

TAR AyD TURPggTIyB-A Western exchange
says: "Ile Missouri pne.ies receiving attention
f0r the manufacture Of !urpentnc. y Boston company
has purchased three thousand in the pneries and
tie necessary works in course Of erection and other
stills are being pat up" the same is true OF plelies ia
New Ham pshire. Maine. and California. From the lat
teg we may expect large supply
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Sailed.

JrYg 27-Bark-Ranger. r.u.
CarInslita. r..
Schooaers-Lysrpool, Kate Anna Lonks, 0voca Emptrs
d. W. Vaughn D. c. Foster, }. s. Green, Sarah A. heses
Henry Barns. Maria Pickup
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had been magnifed by into alarming accident
The Emperor was uDhurt.
Advices from Algiers confirm the reported death Of
Marabout III Arzey. Of the leaders Of the insur
rection.
The Paris Boursc on the 18th was fat Rentes closed
at GG.85.
The other continental news is devoid Of interest.
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professional A,otifes.

DR. LEWIS's MEDICAL and SURGICAL
~ INSTITUTE, No. 7 Beachst. between yarick and
West broadway "a the only place where the afflicted WIZ
receive propos Hours from 4. H. to p m
RERS. DIR. W'TON, OCULlST and AU'
w RIST Of French Diplomacy late Of the hsor hoass
No !Gl new No West 3tht having treated the Eye foe
The past eight years with and unang guaran
tees 10 cure quickly weaknesses and diseases Of the eye an1
udng Worst forms OF hopeless blindness cured Withhold
operation or pain Weak sight In the old o. young yermS
nenly cured Immediately b. innocent remedies Ample city
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slgIPPsNG KNTELLiGENCE.
PORT OF ACCOMPLISHMENTS 2s
Cleared.

Brs--lnd.a (Brem.), Winters, st. Jago Cuba H. Barn
sorf x Go. ,,. AZ
Schooner.-rrsncis (Br Post San Juan del Norts Mic
r. Mordy Nowpcrt Turner Berlin Sarah Elizabeth ssIh,
New Haven Hoichkiss Sannard Caspian Dunn, PoEss
mouth T. II Mayllcw
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Letter from n Som Of Frederick Douglass.
ACCOUNT OF THE FIGHTING MAR PETERSBURG
BY THE COLORED BOYS.

ACCOUNT OF THE FIGHTING MAX PETERSBURG
BY THE COLORED BOYS.
CAMP HAMILTON, CITY POINT. Va. }
18th Army Corps, ID Division, Cen IIincks
june ID. 1864.
DEAR FATHER: Yesterday was great day
for me. About 10 o'clock on Tuesday evening was
awakened by the Major OF my battalion (as was then
in command Of the company, both lieutenaifs being
away and Capt Wulff has been relieved Of the com.
mand Of this company and ordered to have two days
rations prepared immediately for my company AZ
o'clock the next morning everything was ready for
march, which was ordered. and about 100 OF our
Regiment the 5th Massachusetts were soon into line.
that being all had left In camp the rest OF our reg
command OF the battalion and started out Of camp
We had gone but short distance before we came
upon the ambulance train then knew that some Of u
we're not coming back again. Everything looked like
fight We had battery of colored artillery Also We
msrahad % puD 10 struck the Peteysburs Road than
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
cr,-Rs... AL sets..... 5:35 Moon-Rises... l:l0
uIau WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. 1904 Island. 4;i3 He'll Gate. 3;25
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O. iiJhom il maj Conrern.

DOPTION, in good American family, q
~ healthy Male Child, Yeas old Is intelligent ana o.
GOOD dsposion Country preferred Reason for ADOPTION
steady home for child Address, for two weeks H. H. De
Tribune Otsce.
BAG.-Mr. n. Hammond or Harrison
~ (nans not lcyible) viii find his TRAVELLING BAG 81
he Pk HOTEL leayin; the bag which he took ~ ins
take from Ito sleeping Of the hc" ioTA and "s4hneoe
line the morning II the 25th inst
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There has been rumor Of an intended visit
Of the Emperor Of Russia TO Paris in the srictest
report
slight boating centre temps 10 the Emperor NapolsQn
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TEHgs- ls fN ANyAScr
t4es AF sfi6 ENp of TIA fEAR


How ro SFiKE A GuN.--A char.
aeterislie story i told Of Captain
George +. Hebari, Formerly q pri-
saie in Go. A. Chicago Light Artil.
lery, now commanding The lst Yer.
mont Battery, which was in the late
hot tight near Grand Ecore. A pri-
yete ia that battery writes 10 his faith.
er, 'liai during the engagement Gen.
Banks rode up and said aCapl- He.
bard, your battery will probably bc
taken spike your guns y As the
General rode oft the Captain address,
ed bis men, saying; "Nol by a ad--d
sight This battery ism, to be taken
nor spiked, Give them double CAMS.
ter, bows The battery was charged
upon three times aiier that the last
time lhey waited until the rebels were
quite near, when they let ~ the
grape ard canister, literally killing
every naa within range Of the guns.
The battery brought Off every gun
and caisson.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-07-12

The MILITARY AcADEMY.---To
the Editors of the Evening Post: ]
bbserve in the daily journals that Mr..
Garrett ]. Lydecker, young man Of
rare ablity--a son Of Mr.. John Ly-
deckerz-connected for many years
with one OF the most important de-
pariments Of the New York Customs,
aud one among its most popular and
efficient officers, has recently graduat-
ed at West Point, at the head Of his
class (of epgineers), and so great is
the confidence in him, that be has al
ready been ordered TO the front to
enter upon the duties for which young
as he is, lie has SO nobly qualified him
self. Both these circumstances are
matters Of high and deserved honor.
met young.Mr Lydecker some
time since, and was struck with his
manly and intellectual appearance
| wonder what his classmates or his
seniors think nor Of the young man
whom they "llarficd, and maltreated,
and annoyed when he first entered
lie Military Academy la system
which has prevailed for years with
every new conner, and most iniqai-
ious Outrage; cal ulated 10 worry, 10
insult and to discourage the very best,
most industrious and energetic Of stu
dents.
This syttsn did prevail 10 al our
colleges, bpi u many of Them ftesb-
man or sop : is nov hacks
to The young man WHO put bullet
through the loader Of 1 student mob,
WHO wrie ~ ing 70 lie Aim at mid-
night, wilea il sAs a. cod - Green
baud, n 4 lonb-sloae IN gta, eyard
alIqisVg 4 xew England College.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-07-12

"fot long time heard noihlng
bot The beating Of my9eari.
Bot ior ah thar. ,his is not Jus
tier. For my praise, sou bring ha
miliaton-ior ms gold. you give n,
lears-ior my trust sou bring me dis,
honor.
II threw myself 81 his feet. and
swore he wronged her. Ilc laughed
a bitter laugh, aad pushed me from
him. fell, and dragged down III,
picture. IN a moment splang up
With burniug tears Ii was ga insult
~ once 70 my lal,or and TO her.
became mad. | struck him across lbe
breast, and. throwing him a sword
from pile Of arms which served Tor
models. cried;
"Aiier THE, oaly when you have
cut open ms heart shalt yoa read hes
Justification :
"W e erossed swords, aud theo eamr
darkness. When | woke 10 / 81 /
found my i stretched upon b pie.
tire. While my blood wss mbp iag
With ils vel eolors, They bloaa t
me here-i sent tor you AID n !
have only one more request. ! =
this pack to be sent 10 her I d. /
scarcely ask you, my father, q geept
Ihis trust :; but, i you cln 50 tar RI
me, you will reliese nt ,l.odgle "a
a great sorrow
! promised him III thanked me
With his eyes,aud continued, more feeb-
ly:
"lell her that TO be denied even a
farewell pressure Of her hand is very
sad bnt that, nevertheless, ! die in
hope. If in some quiet night sue
sees my shade standing by her side,
lei her turn towards il with a smile
upon her face, and nay soul will rest
forever"
lie spoke 10 more, and about an
hour later lrcceived his last breath
! started early the next morning
for the Palazzo BonagIieri. knew
that my dress would procure me aE
mission unquestioned, and although ]
was half reluctant to avail myself OF
its shelter on such an errand, ! looked
upon the poor boys last wish awssa.
cred, and ii ! did wrong | trust that
Heaven will pardon me. found the
Palazzo in great confusion. The
porter was not in the ball, and il was
only IN one Of the upper chambers
that ] found a servant Of whom
could make inquiries. That morning
The marchioness had been found dead
in her bed.
On the same day, and almost at the
same hour that richly appointed fu.
neral procession lett he PaIazxo. Boz.
naglieri, a simple hearse emerged
rom one Of the narrow streets leading
10 the Via della Scala. AT the gates
of the cemetery the driver ofthis plain
death carriage drew up TO allow the
ong train OF black velvet and silver
ace to pass; then he followed hunlb-
". What became Of his burden no
que cared 10 discover, but the more
studded coffin of the other
,ortege was much admired, for the
history ! have just related was not
written on the inscription plate. At
er the funeral | opened the packet
entrusted to me, ard found that ii
contained a lock Of hair.
The Marquis disappeared, and,
several years afterwards, proofs Of his
leaih in England were forwarded 10 |
Florence.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-07-12

\ LEAr ron EloME. A letter from
hanaHah tiyer West Virginia. says
"On the passage np, a few days ago,
u party Of the Thirty-eighih Ohio,
aWan named Humphreys leapcd over
board and swan ashore. Passing by
bis home, he had asked for permission
to stop a few minutes, and was reius-
ed, when he rushed suddenly TO the
hurricane deck and made a leap for
the river. Rising to the surface, he
struck out bravely for the shore, amid
4 yolley Of cheers, and reached Ii SAFE
ly. The boat passed on. After hay-
ing kissed bis wife. he mounted q
horse, and IN fifteen minutes passed
the boat, shouting Justify to be taken
on. AT the next station il was dono.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-07-12

A post Office clerk sends the follow
ing TO Holbrook's U s., Nail. "A
man called At our general delivery
one day, when ! happened for a mo :
mtnt to be engaged elsewhere in the
office. lie whstled loudly. | step.
70 the window and sassgely inquired,
Whose dog he was whislling for :'---
"One Of Uncle Sans pups" said he,
quite composedly. had nothing to
say.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-07-12

4 NGrir MiLKNAa n be milk
man q Gus osn "a a funny old
geAus. aid leoss sieei bose arch
H. ciufHl alOtmtiious riyaleI fll9se Cf
The famous l.osin4aie. Olc dag. 10
front u he posi-oiilce, be was trying,
by = vigorous application Of rawbide.
to coax tie be',si iaia something Cast
er iLan sIow nalk. Wbea Ion Par
sons,a pert yoang fellow, who si,e0gbt
that be snew almost everything, came
oat and asiled liimi
Il say, Allen, DO sou know what
Happened 10 Balaam
l9alck ~ iaooehI came ibe ansgef !:
"Ibe same as happeDedto mE-sn
s spaka 70 hiny
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-07-12

A wealthy but ignorant farmer as 4
recent lo~n meeting not ssr from
Bridgeport, c.. moved With great
d gniiy that -this meeting do now ad.
Jo8Fn ipee dixiL1 The motion Ras
mneDied by adding e PiHribas
Unum,' and unanimously carried.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-07-12

The Boston Journal hits the nail
on the head when il says: "Not a
tenth part Of the local news which
transpires In any country town finds
its say into the city papers, and hs
who takes the latter to the exclusion
OF his own town or country papendo es
not fulfil his duty as citizen. Sach
. person is not worthy to fll a town
Office, for be most lacks local pride.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-07-12

An old Datchman undertook 10
w,llop his son, bot Jake turned upon
him aud wailoped him. The old man
consoied himseE for bis defeat by re-
joieing ~ bis sons superior manhood.
lie said: "yeli, Jake ish shnart
fellow. He can tip biz own taddy."
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-07-12

A gentleman having occasion 10
call upon an author, found him At
home in his writing chamber. lie
remarked the great heat Of tbs apart
meni, aud said il "Was as hot as an
oyea.P SO il ought to be-" replied
The writer. "fof il Is here where |
MAKE MY BREAD p
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-07-12

Josh nalings,%ciog duly sworn do.
poses as follows
That, mosie men had rulher do. a
smart Thing than tew do a good one,
That. there Is 2 things u this iIfs
for which we are never fully prepar.
ed, and that Ia twins.
That, yu kant Judge Of a man bi
hlz religgun eny more than you kan
Judge his shurt bithe size oy the collar
and restbands.
Lhat, the devil is alwus prepared
tew see kompany.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-07-12

DEyouT THANKs.---The hat was
passed around IN certain congrega.
ton Tor the purpose Of taking up
collection. After il made the eireuh
OF the church. il was handed to the
minister (who by the way had tex
changed pvipits' with the regular
prsacher), aud be found noi a penny
in Il. lie inverted the bat over ths
pulpi cushion and shook il that It's
emptiness might be known, then rails.
ing his eyes towards the ceiling, he
exclaimed with great fervor, II
thank God that got my hat back
safe from this congregation
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-07-12

ARIRaus WARD has become
sporting man. and wants 10 bet the
whole oi bis real, and imaginary rs.
tate, that Gen. U. s. Grant, kant be
injuced tew RON agin emmy uther man
but Jed. Davis, and II he dat run
agin him, wuss han Steel pinted
ram, within the next 2 or 8 years,
enny man MI hay me, mi hairs, snd
assigns forever. and ever, amen.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-07-12

y see the villain in your face, .
said'a Western Judge to = prisoner.
. May il please your worship replied
the prisoner, "ibai must be personal
reflection, SURE"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-07-12

Tie late Lord Kelly had . vsry
rel face. Pray, my logd, !" said Fooss
70 hitn, ''eoms and ioOk over ny gard.
en wali--iny cueumbers ars yery
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