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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-02-23
LETTER FnoM CONNECTICUT.

rItNOtE COM. ftb. Is IeS3.
EDITOR .louRNAL :-Al,hou!l |
hail from a locality whose cog omen
may nal souid uelodious 10 tile ears
IT Green Mauniaiu boys ! presume
70 address sam Notwithstanding the
tte til ! may comm nitrate nothing
Which viii interest you or 5oltr Ia
irons. !, h..il 81 giie,e me II gu
deem il eAi edieui 10 Transfer my lit
ll- essay 10 The ru b.sh b'x raih r
llian TO your columns.
Wien lef home, K ndred and
friends, in your quiet village 90 ten
day. 81 &c. il was nol with the expec-
lstion OF becoming newspapers cor
respondent. but scenes and etents
which sometimes interest the iray' !
er. may become 50 to lbe quiet on :
by their iire-ides.
Alter leaving your Railroad station
| Iirsi brought myself - halt al Hoo.
sic Junction. Now il occur, to MUD
that can lake urw ionie aud avoid
coming IN contact With iroy n Arock-
els anil New York thieves, Tor ] am
among the multitude who have been
made ysaims Of such seoundre 5 ~
both plae 5.
Instead Of waiting some Two hours
for the express train. ] mounted the
Iron HorSe beside clever engt err
OF The wu,,d train. which Don dro. pa-d
me on tlle track two m les from Al
ans. Mas. OF this | could moi en-
plain for had all The accom- odaiion
= barsained for.7 Hall nn hours walk
brought NE 10 comfortable quarters
10 tbs Berkshire Hogse.' Here
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-02-23
THE EUROPEAN QuEsTioN-.THE WAR
COMMENCED.

Tie lclcgraphle depot hrs IL SAT.
utdsy Tell u that ihe Eu Of, an var
has commented. AMI tie fir.i biou1
been shed. For 4 long the lie .ie-
alton has beeu such ,hai there ha,
been liI,'e hope OF indi z q pacesb'e
escape from il. d fiicllir..
-Four rcHtufi,s an TIE dachirs -
Sehl - :. Il l.,eu and Iauenb ~.
wsre ! c rinT t,i iH'o ihe knsdon
of u. uuask. "a, kpg 0 lhh marion
IL, om',g, i, rue 81 brn Z lI.e ruler
of ihr lAs, rs" d ,eh - a ~ nee % tls.
German Empirg. arai or h ely. u
member IL The G,rma ic Con'e,ler-
alton. Uuiil rrc,1iiy. !lel.lrin and
Lau nburg although under lhe Dan-
ish hing. bad pe-es,rd ileir sep r
aie estates H. ~" tAefe cet,u.
~, il'is form Of I'd uiai-trsiion a,
found TO cumbersome fg ID agr
and ,he Dani.h 6os snnnil etatt' j
shA, the sela ralc estates should be re-
Ilsc,d :, one naiiufsl l,arIi .,a.is u
~hish all ses ions ,houil lac lleir
ini, r-pseseniss on ter he CIR.
mauie Csat,dsFHoa ia r. o>ri al.
lesiug that lisl-l, - sud "a eh r..
sllboueh forming a rsri 81 ne X ~.
dom = Deaua /, sire me I, = ii
iis Confederation. aal a. sues esull
nas i.e II, rived = ilse.r st.er ie e.
tales. TIE ani.b Gs,terpm a. un-
~ili log 10 rl,k Al appeal loarn.. : We
- lbs port. So @Oeh secured. The
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-02-23

a fresh cdent h,. made is APP
p-arnee re- pee ins The etrly part q
Cen. Ra Is cirrr 81 io'ln*s -
When lie lite Marcos Morton wa.
Goyrraer ~ ibis Stase for tie fret
time h.. one day address, 4 hi- cou,e !
upoa his intended apo ntmen'.. ard
ano. other matters he a lidei {" q
petition from snuBg man who do
sired The appointment of ni's eng~r 70
tsr Governor aud ,pnn l.. Tee ap
plea had 4 en- jns commenced bis
pub IT, c,teer hNiBs spoken II rolii :
cal meeting. wih excellent effect -
The Governor remarked i Lave
considered hi. case and shan't ~.
paint him. fo9 he !. TOO smart a man
and to I y merriam 10 fill The ~.
siiion' What 4 Il soH say was his
hanse z" asked Councillor wiio Iiad
MT laenr-d very AT, nilveiy. liz
nam replied The Governor, . Ma
thaniel 2. Ranks
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LETTERS FROM BALTIMORE.
VISIT TO nus NAVY YARD.

VISIT TO TUE NAVY YARD.
The Navy Yard OF Baltimore is
not very e&trnsive, but II contains
some IhiBg. of great interest. have
read much OF iron-c ads. and OF iron
plates OF -four or five riches in thick
ness placed upon the sides of ships OF
War 10 pro'ec them from he enemy '
.hoi and Shell. And hraring that the
plates tr the monitors were made M
this place, a party OF lhrce, one Of
y hon Was quite a youngslrr, devote d
a day 10 sightseeing in this direction.
o. approaching the gate We found
il closed, and on i'quiIi how We
could obtain adnitiance, We we're tod
10 90 lhrougl the office. Bat, can
We pass = Ye, 90 right through
AID ,ay nothing" Nobody could 10
ject 10 the terms, and through The OF.
flee we went, Yankee like. III,
caplain--ii indeed captain he was
looked a. US. but as We appeared oy
al and hen It. he SAID nothing, anl VI
passed on. Indeed, from Jersey CITY.
south t. Dixie, every one that enters
a. gate leading 10 train, OF to any
public place where the Government
i operating, must expect to BE- fo0ked
at. Uncl Sans eyes ait everywhere.
watching every avenue OF entrance OF
exit 10 see Who comes or who gpe,
there. But The best way is, at soch
places to hook jast as natural and hon
est rs YOU ART. lilo more Tor 1t you
lry 10 iiN Yourself op, and put your
neal into ia IRON frame. ~ YOU do
when you are going T. haze your pee
nre aken. you will probably app ar
lite unnatural, and as likely as npt
he taken for a rogue.
But l.ere We are at the iron work.
Here in large lurnacrs They are m,Il-
Ing down the ore that is To lac wrought
INTO lares for the sides OF Tie ship
By certain Mind o. mahipul,t Oh liis
moli, n mas /. n0lk, d aud moulded
INFO compact mass Containing iron
CROUCH - form one plate. This J.
brought cut IN a mass and swung uh-
Ter poi,deions hammer which forms
il into shape 10 'oll. IL = qniskls
transferred by machinery on 10 tie
rolling mill. passed rapidly through
AID n rapidly il,roNn back aid pot
through again until tie plates are rolf
a out alsuu al iaeh ~ thickness AID
ani about ,hr,e f,ei 10 width aud i've
Or tx fe,t.in length TIE plate lies
on tie r ourd aWiil- TO cool, wien Il
man wllb barge square steps on 10
I, aud marks Il of to the SIZE il wilt
hear. numbers Il and passes i on 10
ihv shear. which cut It by tho line.
a ont IS quick and ab,ut as rasy. you
wouli think. as tailor would cul a
pieeN oi ciOsh.
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lae to the several Sab Districts thsu
proportional part Of ihR quota, and
giving 70 each The propeA credits ioF
an men obtained either BY he ORATOR
~ voluntary saisimea,s, lhe Board
- Eufollmrnl has been governed BY
the lolhwing general Instructions
4. The 6r-i thing i 10 ascertain The
humber turolledof both classes IN
each sub.dl.tr.ct
:. The proportion then is--as the
" holc number enroild IN the dlsirict
Is 20 The number enrolled 10 any par.
,icular sub-dis,rict ~ The Provost
Marshal General to be assigned 10 the
same snb.distries by tho Board Of In
iOllmeri,
,. The enrolment IN the above
cases j. that remaining after correct.
ion where corrections have been conn
plelrd where they have not, the
original enrolment.
4, Having asceriaincd the quotas
81 The sub districts. obtain from the
returns Ia the Ac'ieg Assistant Pro.
yo.i Marsha Generals oiIiee, the
numbrr OF volunteers furnished by
each sob district from The Jrai, 10 Jar
uary 81, 1864
3, Deduct from the quota Of eacif
sub district the number Vi volunteetS
thas asccifained.
6. Determine Ia like manner the
number o. men held 10 scryre by the
lrait, or Who paid co mutation or
furnished substitutes, and deduct that
lrm hc remainder Of the quota after
dedueting tie volunteers. Ihis gives
the quota Of each sub-distries on Jam
uary 81, 1864
Z. Alter the Let of March. deduct
from Tie quota thus obtained all vol
uhtrers who enlist from any suh.dis-
iricl between February and Febru-
any 20, 1861.
s. The last remainder viii be the
quota OF the sub-district Tor the draft
Of March 10.
The following IA an example:
LIST congressional district--4tli
sub-district, (Bennington.)
Total enrolled in district, il,44S
Total enrolled in sub-district, AIS
Quota assigned to district, 1875
ll448 :473.;l735:72
Quota to be assigned to sub dist, "a
-s----
Volunteers from dran to Jan. 81, IS
Drafted men who paid commu-
lation and furnished substitutes,
and served in person, 10
| -~-----
Total furnished, ca
Balance (qouta Jan, BY, u
BENNINGTON COUNTY,
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tes me ssy Il any u my friend, lave
o'casioH 70 trarcl in Tia, region. ard
have a relish lor kiod ai,cutioa, rib
- tahies anl rxcellesi lodging.. n,
moderate pfiers, ! woall "a, 20 70
tie Be- k,hne lleuse.
NeKs morning % Cor rrishcld. ~
Here another chasee to the liopss.
tonie roai, we'll furnished Nth lie.
CANT car, geailsmanly conductor aud.
speedy l'a.sagr to Bridgeport. Conn.
GA long Island sound. 90 nies from
Nv York Cdy,
We're u not ior tl,r LITTLE inem,e =
fences attending HE ferq ieul ,Laner
Of ears, woull recommend h, roal
tr'm Wcstera Nerm1u, TO y " lak.
taking a night irip ll.raulh the ) "a ID
~ elegant bo Is. or b, the New lle-
ven & NV York X. r. rather ihan
the inco yeoieners and delays Ire
qleaIIy "a ouulrted oa the llul-os
River rput. The differ ia Time
and expense would b. triiling.
After little delay at Bridgeport |
q
ion.d myself on passage up the vale!
o. NaugaIuc river, - miles TO il,is
pace. Naugatuc valley is almost a
continuous manufacturing village, ex.
tending from Bridgeport Ia distance
Of 80 miles--to Wnstel. Some Of
the prominent localities, such as
Slrallord, Birmingham, Derby, Anso-
MIA, Seq monr, Nauguuc, Waterbury
and some others OF lesser note, are
known 10y the products Of their man
uiacluling labois throughout The civi.
lized world.
Some If your rea lers, like m, self,
may he surprised TO learn that by The
census Vi 1860 the little State Of Con-
ncctlcul bad over $4,000 900 Of cal
/ ltai invested ia manufacturing esli.b.
! lIshnents--- IA proportion 10 her pop
ahdion surprising any other state ~
the Union, viii perbaps the exc p
llon vi Rhode Island. I hose estab
llshmcnls seem non TO be Ia healrlly
and prosperous condition and rapidly
oil the incrcas
Notwithstanding Copperheali,m j.
somewhat prevalent in this state, true
patriotism has firm lodgment il
Connecticut. The bravery Of heI
sons has been tested on many hare
fought battle field during our present
national struggle, and their deeds will
occupy Il brilliant position on the pas,
Of history. l.. S.
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TIE 9Th REGIMENT ENGAGED.
re aib sas Engaged b tie frcent
s,i.ck a tie rebel. uIson Newt~ru.--
CT Ripley "a. ab-eni at Fortress
Manro~ II tie time. Tie rriei ttcs,
numbering l.ss~esn 1000 and 5000.
Sra ted - On 60. Il. lo.ird a, Gales
Geek This company had BOT about
tllir, men. Tie enemy NEXT advanced
uPen Co. u, =, Bfegas soan'i Bio :
lioa.e, aboui il.pe milrs from New.
poti, whcre the holy Of the fegim, NJ
was .tation,d. This Company, mum
bcrng -ixiy.hsr armed MN, though
the iouy new r'csuil. had received
their gans m.l, three l,our, be'ory they
were called mon TO usc them. The
Cum,apy Was nudrr the mmai d oi
thr Lrul, nan,. Capt Kelly being At
Nrwpur in command Of the Regiment.
The enemy opened on the Box
House with lhiee pieces Of artillery
aid seui seven o. eight hundred met
TO surround il. The Company hr d
upon the enemy. killing captain, Two
lieuienants, faur men. and woand,ng
seventeen men, and then left on tie
double quick reaching the wood befure
their rireat Was cut OF With The
exc, p,ion Of tso Wounded and eight
eapinted, the company retreaied IN
SAFETY 10 Morehrad Cry, a distance Of
ten miles. Co. u bel & Disposed Of,
the iciurous rebels ia ned their at
ienliun to the bod, Of tie regiment at
Newport. Besides The 9lh, there wa.
ri this place company Of artillery
and one If cavalry. the whole force
under the command OF Lieut.. Col.
Barney, Of the 9th. After fight o.
over two hours against overwhelming
numbers. hey reIrentrd, taking the
road 10 Beaufort, that 10 Morrbcad
City being IN possession Of the bels,
/ Daring the retreat Of twenty three
miles TO Beaufort, according 10 he
correspondent OF he New York Time,
The 3 h rallied eleven time a d made
u stand against the enemy. The oss
OF The regiment in killed. wound, d and
prisoners, il estimated at one bund ed.
All lis baggage Was destroyed At New
port. before Tie retreat. TO prevent il
falling into The hands Of tie ,nemy.
The re.in ent VS. soon re- niort ell and
set ont ia ,earc, OF the - envy. They
found the dad stripped a most OF
their clothing. The e., at want Of In
Ell, my is illustrated Iy lie fact that
they stripped Two Of tier own men
whom they supposed mornlly wound
ed, but who will be saved by our sur
geons.
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A few wee X hefor. hi> death.
q hill. III the SATURDAY. dincr Of tbe
Punch contributors. Thackeaty wa-
cha lenerd o give an illu>ii ION IT li-
dex'erts with lie pen. II rpolneed
= -four penny I'ere. and lpa,ipg saarked
h.. ircle Of the coin with ten on a
piece Of paper, be drew 10 th centre
crown. and filed up the remaisi 2
space with The Lords Payer. which
Sc Transcribed wilhuni single con-
traction keep in the case Of tho wuri
'shicl,." ! spelling il "wh." The pen
$50 va. a. ordinary goose "a j which
happened 10 be il tie room.
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q rnaa Dssi - iarfher Il - as
that g. iseg > King y D,nma,k 3s.
ri.nsd that Haisssa. sia s hiesvis
shoul nr,fr r. s.I*faaed Tie Ger.
maus emfetd tlsa, tlis nnrans tlat lls~
Tao slsuid uss ef b. irezsta different
IS. and - tba'. - lIolsl,iu has : sep
efase farlian.eni. SCI - masi alss'.
tbs lasi aaehy ass never "a tie lea.i
roas s,ttd : "a the Cermsn Emp r..
aur iais "a. sf,drniIy an auenpi -
pafai, se tie KINGDOM q Dsunalk
and uliia sells se,urr iis di-menil,er.
usrm. Tie ol q uas u keep ilrsr
Doe hi,s. leorlcd - ilrs are 10 con-
,ti,rshle extent with Gsnnans. trge.
Gated a. mnsh a. possible inm the
rect ~ tie kngd,fn. and waa for =
ifsf. 1t 20 tsiSr. Ihis prsieXi the
G.fmars haze ri Las obtaiu,d, The
tate King u Drnaa 4 isti 80 oislri Z
~ tels, ,r ~. rucceri TO ,hr ihfont.
aud H. pl,srn, King sa- placed ap-
on it by lhr G,esi Powers 10 prevent
var of succession. prus.iA and
Austria Ntre both parties TO tbs, but
ihcA no,. trpodlalr their set. snd say
iiiat ihe als II the presenl Il nast J
Dies not extend over ihese duchies.
They contend that Prince Frederick
4 Scllesaig Hoist Ia Soudcrburg.
Augu.,,i bu, Z is hear OF the dukedom
Scl,lessig llolslein, aud have taken
~ arms 70 put Lin IN pos ssion.--
The coveted section wotld hns be, ONE
an integral part Of lhe German En-
pirr.
Scme are hoping that tue war will
not become general, Lut the hope is
small. IN the lat session Of Parlia
mem Lord Palucr,lun saId III is
the boundrn duty OF thi- country 10
uphold tie Independence Of Denmark;
aid II tn Germaa Powers p,rscvere
ia the course th,y are adopting. they
viii fiad that they will not have 10
d al with Denmark alone, btd thai
are other aid greater Powers Than
Denmark with which The question j.
10 he s. TILED. : The King oi Swced, II
wi,hdr " /, ON The alliance OF Den.
mark SOME lime ago bul il was thought
that II Was for tlic purpose luting Ger
many into a VAR ia which lac could
afterwards engage - advantage. And
European States nrn arr no enTir-
ing il the kmg OF Italy wouldnot like
10 engage m il with IN. eye on Venice,
and whether Louis Napoleon will not
con, ider il the proper moment, while
CenlIal Eurupe is enbroiled and Rus
.ia engaged in subjugatins Poland, TO
march his armies into Germa J and
carp the boundaries or the Empire 10
the Rhine. Europe has long been
| piepa ing Tor general brcaking.up
Of lie ua,iol,, aud Ills is mobab y
lie beginning.
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February - 1864
Cel. JAMS b FRy, Provost Marshal General,
" sh ngtun. d {,
Am | 10 understand from tUnr tel
egram, just received, that Vermont
! TO be CHARGED with her quota Of
100000 map, based NJ on the enroll
m.ti. and clelitcd with the Whole
nnNber inrn,-h, Il untler The draft and
with the suplu, turn;silt d b,yord her
qu0ta ubd ! tie lasl "a for 100000
volunteers, and HAT. b side. tliis.
which will appl nnrnly 10 ioans lie
ficirnI und T. The draft and under TN
call for 100000 " luntrtrs. II is deSi-
rabbi 10 raise all thu m practicable,
within the time allowed Macy town,
are to hold meetings. . 'licnoxttlrec
days 10 woe bounlps. and all are ak
ing of me lioN many nen mc ALSO.
Iulriy required. NJ NY, II npt mos
Of them. # moi inform, i. $ ii solve
aud do moth NJ. ~ some lave air ady
done, through influence Of Coy. Git
more's procIamat on. AID want 81 nlli-
or iniorumiiou. II drlirienl Towns arr
TO be required 10 make 9 oil their de-
liciehcy, il Is sp cialiy important 10
them and e. the Stare that they know
it how. PLTER +. WAsiBURN,
Adjphant and Inspector General
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An affecting incident occurred at the
New Haven bal racks the oller day,
A won IN de.ir,d TO see h,r hasband
embraced him. began 10 sob and CRY
violently. Husband gave her III,
handkerchief 10 " pc her eyes. after
which She Gu ious'y manipulated II M.
DIR her shawl and returned il TO Il m.
Husband took Il a. it il were a brlrk
bat. OiTirer If guard i,tte.liga ri,
aud found j bottle Of oil rye whisl y
IN Handkerchief
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Quotas 81 the several rab- Districts 81 the First
Congressional District 81 the state Of YER
mont under tisr Gall for Sylfsl6 Men.
FKgxosr MAssn sfk OFr1eR
flGsf DisrHicT - NEEsoNf.
ErftAep. Feh ~, 1854


Eertksp. Feh ~ 1854
The f,Iio~iss quotas by Sab-D3s-
irtt. (rawn-) u tbs First Caeg e.s-
lona Di,iricf af Vermont. under the
asi ,,il % the P,e-ids,ai OF the Uni
TED STATES tr 100000 volunteers. :.
here annoia "a Tor she formation
81 all rnna. rl
The niiicisi IN e4rrs. alioas ol tbs
cali /. that Il iYeial.s lhe NJ proceed
ing ell Er 80ueGO voigHers fr
Regiments and Compares 10 ti'.
lield. The prop rio ~ pftf q the
500 900. n tins oasirHed ullleh he
Il. en assig,rsl 10 his l1istriei rs b.
Provost Mars I'll General ~ le Uui-
tel staie.. i. 1915. Al etl = aet & u
larg,. IN the Sisi~ wer~ dsiici p o.
rata among th~ several foigr sonal
Disnigs AID i,..iar's.i before ihr 40
Bosncemen, II this quota. 10 assign
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February IS. is6t
The Il bits and credits OF vermont
are rs STARED in your despatch bat
d fcient towns should II once I'LL their
quotas. 10 secure themselves from
drati unlcr tie amended act likely g.
PATS Congress. and While government
bouuiics last All towns should raise
fncu 10 meet an iditi0ual call, which
tua, he ma 4. AT any moment. Letter
by mail Il - your qIo'as and credits
b, Jannar, 5lrt. j. Il. FRr.
Provost Mar.hal General.
The above conpri.rs a the infor.
ma'i0n which has been received to
the present time. II Is def lie 10 this
extent, that all deficient towns will be
drif Ell for their driieirt,eics. unless
filed by 'uniecrihg previous TO lie
l,l day Of March. The toll quotas.
when received. viii be communiea-
ted.
BY order If the Governor.
PETER +. WASlIbURN.
Adjniant 4 Inspector Gen.
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The WESTMINSTER REVIEW Tor
january. Table o. Contents Lite
and Writings Of Roger Bacon The
ra"rvl .,,,Ie. NionI Gents AStrolagy
and Magic; Depreciation of Gold I;
G lchiist's Lille Of William Blake /;
Parties and Prospects in Pa Lament /;
Inspired Writings OF Hinduism; Ru..
sa; Ply sio'os, Of Sleep, Conl,mpo
rary Literature.
The article upon f" Parties and
Pro.pects il Parliament" gives TX.
cellrm idea Of the political coalition
OF England At the present day, and Of
the character Of the Ministers WHO
now govern the Brill Empire. II
should be read by every American
In the course OF his article lhp wrir, r
declares that "the great House OF
Commons la. dcgeneratcd 10 tie ca
patty Of 4 p,ri,h vestry.'
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Fon TnnoAI pl.LAs.s nnl alIee.

FoR THROAT DistAsts aud aifcc-
ION. II tie Chp.t. Bnoras Brou.
clid zrocAcs ur Cosigh l.ozengr-
Il e IS ~, ~ vnlae. In C"ugiis, Irri
IL io4 Of ,he 1hnmi caused ly C',ld
a. unusual f., efii,,n 81 The vocal or,
gans. il spsakiug IN public, or ing
ins. They holoce llr most b nelieiaI
& salts.
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rETER 7. WAsHBURS,
Adjulant aud Inspector General

February IL 1864.
10 Gen. P r. wAsnprRS
All men hot heretofore credited,
whether raised by volunteering or
drafting. VIII b.. credited ~, the quota
If j00,0O0. Another call may, how
ever. he made ~ any MON, nj, and IL
would BE- exceedingly unwise in any
locaiily 10 cease its efforts TO rase vol.
unierrs, especially while GOVERN ent
bountirs last. II an excess should be
raised by any town. il wonld only be
providing. when the llbor is light, Tor
u call that viii come when u much
greater effort would be ~ ce,sary 10
ans .er il. Your General Order some
time since is - sound and wise, tiiat |
am led to hope there will be no aimte-
mpnt in volunteering ia YOUR State
for some time 10 come. j Il. FRY.
Provost Marsh General.
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LiErr. Gov. DiLLisomAH head.
thr h.s d iln Temperance LA.ag IL
waserbuFy.
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Gov. SNlTH. a g mpanitd by Col.
faruham IL b.. at. Is on visit 10
h O.d Bn.ad
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Canf Il 81. Sireeinau, Fifty.slxl

IlaUf J, N oIfFFIEHIus ID ~ :
Georgia Regiment, Is out IN a carl
nreiag hs fellow-soidlers 70 desert
"A rea.on Tor lhis il. that "tle febl
lion mus. finally al; better hit
IA ~ 4 j. soson. and before the las
,.or How IN The rank Il sacrificed 4
era ~ ibe ol.slinaey AID pride q iliI
= b-l lead.rs who intend 70 he ii
sxiretaiis. 70 save tLemsel'es By hyinl
/ 4 g r.en country. Fiieb you caisilfI
"a. or the wast u tie means 81 Sfinl
there"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-02-23

1le following circular has been i.
sued from ihe Aajuiaal spd ln.pee.
tor General. olEi,v, giving al ,he in.
formation which had been obtained
ap - the day Of us d.tc concerning
the qiois Of the Stale under ll,r &c.
cent rail
AnFgsAsH asb issrrrrar Grsra4ts ofrgeu
oSnsseee. fsbfaAff % ises
The ioilo~H,g trlcg aW- arr pub.
lish,d tot size ioetnslinn y the s,tr.
raj taWes ~ h,s Stst
fshsasrs Ise4
Ga y.pss q rat. rrsrcss MaFsAsl Gsasral,
NsslinElpa. - &
What i, the total quota - We
,eul msdel ia" 90 / lur 100000 ,ol'
4nt,yts. and what ale W. enillel g
feet aeatat ~ The towns viii mol
begin 10 Nutk { ,afbcst until they
know what j. pqarsd ct them. -
Please a.swe hy tcltg aph iatmeii,
sirly ptTEe 1. WAsuntRS,
Aliu,ala ani Inspector Gem raj
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-02-23

February IS 1854
Cot JAun Il rEt. Provost Marshal ,,cn,ral
Mashiag,aa, u g
Gov, Gilmore has is,ued hi. roc
lama ion. stating that h. has official
information, that vii men raised uuder
tie d9,n. and all raised uud, r he call
for 300000 volunteers, are 10 be cre-
ditrd against the present call for 500.-
600 volunteers. thus making The total
cdll under the diaat only 200 900, aud
that therefore New Hampshire has
no men 10 mise. This has stopped
rul,oting.n vermont, as, il relinbl-.
We have ia m,hod al reqni,ed and
have large surplus. II this is not
-, and ,ou woald have enli.ting re-
sumed il Vermont. il Is necessary that
YOU inform M az once.
lIFTfR +. WAsuBURN,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-02-23

To4x 1885 1855 l54s ~ ~. Y. ?
Or. crane cspi and Provost Aarsbal.
a. & BROWN, saFge9a,
BIZ MOgGAN sgfsees.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-02-23

ltbfuaf} y leeA
Gei, r T wAsnHrhs
an preparing quota and will make
knaNn very soou ! hale you will
ari tlie towns TO werk xrslo ,-iy in an.
ti"ip,ilon Of The : eNtei qaota.. be
Government boun.ies tease oa the
fret Of Narrh aud whu IS easy ior
the towns nuw wi l,r dtlieuli after
that time. jams u. Far.
Pfovost Musbal General.