The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-03-15
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dead
Gen, Grant declined stepping AZ
The Hotel 10 sec visitors, boz saa hs
was there on bssiness and wanted TO
fash h up and be or"
A private a the Invalid Corps has
been passed by the Examining Board
or tie rank IL Colonel Of colored
regiment
Rev. Henry wsrd Beecher, being
In favor Of tie denomination Of Mr.
LEneo1u whle the other managers Of
Iasspendeat oppose i, has withdrawn
from ali editorial connection With that
paper.
Prem letter Of The Commissioner
Of Patents. Il appears tha, only twelve
Of The Revolutionary soldiers are liy-
Ing.
Rev. Starr King Is to be buried d.
rec,ly beneath the pulpit in which he
preached.
Gilmore. the Union candidate, isl
elected Governor Of New Hampshire.
and The . Democratic" candidate, who
once said " he hoped TO God that es-
cry man who went south Of the Po;o-
mac would come back 10 box has
been consigned to private life.
The Honllon Times tells The story
. OF one Of our generals who had his
son, a boy Of sixteen, come on visit
10 him in the field. After be had been
there few days, bis fathers purse
70, low and he happened to remark in
the presence Of his son thai he should
have to draw on lis banker for some
money. How much do you want,
falheri" said the boy. II think ]
shall send for couple Of hundred, :
replied the general. (" Why, father
saia his son very quietly, ~ can let
you have that amount" " You let
me have il J" exclaimed the general
in surprise where did you get so
much money!" Il won it in playing
draw poker with your STAFF, sir !" re-
piled the hopeful youth. The next
train bore the precocious youth home
n he mother.
I, i now ascertained that Col. Dial.
crvn Of sKilpalrick's command, who
was supposed TO be prisoner, is
killed. He was son Of Admiral
Dalrren. born il Pennsylvania, and
entered tie service rs Captain. lie
was 22 years Of age.
preaiice thinks that Congress dis
cusses whiskey in more senses than
one.
Edward Everett acknowledges the
receipt Of s42,7s0 from the inhabi.
tsnts Of Boston and vicinity for the
relief Of the people Of East Teunes-
Gee.
Gen. Fitzpatrick is native Of New
jersey. graduated at West Point in
1861, and Is % years Of age.
Ii is thought that Colts Armory,
recently destroyed by FIRE, was set on
fire BY an emissary from rebeldom. -
Not long ago a workman came there
with = piteous story that he was
iescrtcr from the rebels, and was en-
ployed. The fire occurred during the
only half hour Of the day when a
wn,ehman is not present. was kindled
where il would be likely to destroy
both the rife and pistol shops, and
ehere there was great quantity Of
Try wood 30 that il would readily
indlc.
Sscresary Chase, The only formila-
,lc opponent Of Sir. Lincoln for The
Presidency, bias Withdrawn his name
candidate.
To Paris, Edgar Co, ILL.,, about df-
Copperheads assembled and took
'ossession Of an cid stable and from
AIRED on passing soldiers. a soldier
no attempted 70 enter The building
ras instantly killed. In retaliation
ae soldiers put thirteen balls through