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BEAST BuTLER's TYRAENY II ~
POLK

Tie following oz!raet !:c:r, i.:tar r.r;t n
by lady ii Norfolk, u lor trend in Piers
hiTg siI! 'how 10 or p,opl. lie dreadful SUI
fcr:ngs, t:.a iIaig"itico anil the buuliistious
70 wFIic!, -" cit;2ans cC ;i'at upha Tyy city ara
exposed, and vii! teach u waut We l.:ay ex-
pet, is VIC sheul! ever fall ::.:o the powe, Of
our cruel eni cowayii7 faes:
*; s.i;ce"ns -. arcom;ng u!"-a =..i:gcns
every day. Tod u".v-7.l rs y:!i;.; r.i j ieco:ae
| 81 u; iHt.c lws 10y! aIs.. - 20 f-.kecs
term them, will he allowed - rac'ivr :apEa
aaron Tor their labor Or property Noh.n.
! but negro soldiers are .cc'. upon Ike streets :;
vaca0. houses ere hei;rg used to ~: them in
We are subject t. ilji gnities .! ererr bind
God alonc can help us: VIC have been ,urS.krn
| hy the Coniederacy, and feel alone in tie
world. would prefer seeing the Who'll" city
Of Norfolk il ashes than 10 have il Is it is
| foupue cannot describe cur suii .Tnc-; ven
our houses arc searched ~ the negroes: we are
insultcd by thera bus dare NOT sI.:nk - them.
Can our rInlk boys fight when they hear how
their lovcd ones are trcn - WI! no. 'rcSd dent
Davis adopt measure; 70 ie. tie people Ct Nor
FIJI; know what thoy Must do: or II, the ::cers
in command cara r". # We Hre crushed h. tho
earth! How humi!ia.ing TO SauthrrHcrs t. be
made to bend ard bow 10 negroes. Would to God
W. had died ere this day ''awlci upon OF: Mise
ry. Merciful Father, !4ok MIN ply uponus,
dolirer VS. from tha hand Vi tie ~, resscd.
aud, if VIC cannot be relieved, send prs,iieac-a
or famine and death t. end cur sn9Griana.
had rather 30 4 private soldier AID SAC: ,ir
| ccnnon's mouth than s.ave 10 the F.!erai
Government and possess millions. WewaulA
10 cor :cnt with brea.i and uetcg in tho LAND
Of the free and tie home Of the s.rSTe." VIA.
ia life filled with GSx ETY., as sc arc, rot
knowing when sc ~ 70 bed 1T nirht what
! TO-" orders nra - ne issued Tomorrow 10
crush u still lover. know lot hnw naany
taTe s'nr t. h"'-ta;s nigHt snplHrlass VITO
aacn ligci 10 III .gnee, FIaiIes are turnrl
in thu streets :, s'arvs. for refusing tn fake
the hated oath Uf allc-anre to The Yankees
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NIX NASSAU GENERAL BROKERAGE
Stn.

H
Mr.. 50. T. BUTLER Of Londoc, Secretary.
IL. -saj 20 consiSamnntn Of cotton, ToSs:eo
T.! r-psntnc. acd reuni. Immediately agsnst
Per; tso rr~rnred TO pu-chas, for oar f.l.nds every
% lion = Goods Ls:e at the lowest market prices
J.: :ar' - ,.er prompt shjpn.ut. nu- commission
N be ,aH purchase Of Goods II the saiout IeesdB
81 !s2! T-rtcn.: IL rader tlat amount per csnt.
OR sic;;s ~ii please renrbe' III hsle calculations
T.. av"rss. fceisst from Nsssau Is SO ps: io paid
e" tcf. lie shipment.
&c Us g--n:el on FnSlsnd and Erancs.
- -cGsc, Mr. Hal Manager o. The Bank Of EassRu.
Aires ar. Butler, Secretary Of the Cereal
r. II. 30 COMPANY, Easssu. iall dIni
hD'QxS CAMP OF INSCEUCTION,
DUBLIN VI. Doc. 30 1853
MOTTO Elm accordance with provisions Of Genera
Or Frs N. 25, aojuiant and Inspector General
kacc C-r .n Series the owner oSthe following named
N via Gail at tie camp aud provo biz CLAIM
J.! ~ Act Of Congress:
hCo - s!avr Of Scot. Green OF FRANKLIN county,
s..ur ca o. shout lst October. 1863, at Lime
II f"pot. Washington county, Tenn from the l0oh
% L yIn A.
- o:dss asior J r. D0SNAN
A. DAVIDSON. Lieutenant and Ad)utsut.
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w ANTEp.-: Two youuS u.en. Eractir. saIrrrs 40
w Curriers' de- r. u ;Stc G. suse OF Eau yard T!:J
ca,, sink yard en- the mos: modern plan.
Satisfactory references given 10 cEsrac,e. AID abb
iy. Add esI i j.. c.,
dess eod:.wi PoI $40 RlcNIaoEd p. q.
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pD~Ges. B n.7 wa rnbli:iy rerev 4 ~
the Mezira1s 70 D-ownSSi Il. Q e ds;aSi,
en- SAID: Az. ; . :. t'e Aun, res s-e ,os
e,haf 'hsT vera st Pal, Alto ir.nsa1 r
them vel! ,ho-c; tseir horses were larger than
eggplant, and the head Of mounted Amer.
can reached thS heavens
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VI HrHMO WEALTH OF VIRGINIA -
+" the >herins o tho Counties OF Jefferson
J" 80. kelly, observation-disclosures. vacancy has
ia III. n.rsspttaion In the Senate. from she
nso-i" Gi',ro: Eposed Of the oouste, Of Jse.s on
tiry, cces'i nd by tho tesisnstlcn OF EpwIs L.
oiA: Less are, therefore, In the na:ne OF the Com
=! t'',g":r- you to c-use an election TO be
In yooT sa5: rur:cs ! THURSDAY. the twenty.
%" G. SHnrs-y, !36i for Senator 70 al the vacan.
ts;!ocry whereof. ~taess SAMUEL PRICE, Pres
. the senate this sev zenith DAY of January, A. D.,
~! IL The ssth yesr VI tine Commonwealth
SAMuEL PRICE,
q Preddens 81 the Ssnatss
~ ": President Of the Senate.
Tsste-
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SrAuN-oS, Va, Jan. IL. 1864.
To Jos. G. BALDWIN, or any friend Of JONI
GARNER, San Francisco, California; have
nos heard from my soo john for eighteen
months. :. Il he we'll, ard where is he?
nRRaply through New York News"
iaul2-lws WM. H. CAREER.
Mrs. ELIAzA a. Dow, II, Ashland Place,
Eoston, Mssa.--Dear mother: have seen
your card. Happy to hear thai you are all
well. am still in Montgomery, aud doing
we'll. W.P. Dow.
Me-; York News aud Boston papers rlonse
copy, Hnd oblige,a brother typo. l5t*
Wunted--Informatio My sou, J. ".
S4lru. private in Company A, 57th Irgi-
mia Regiment, pickett's Division, was captured
q. Gettysburg. Any iatoruatt:on respecting
him will be thankfully rceeirod by his mother.
ia SIT E. SMITH
EB- Papers North will please copy.
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:.Ti. ~ ~ ":-E%sGlIUrs M,S" TO Es.
o..i.-.. - IA S:.ug' -. guE GrARp.--A man
| MI i'.a@k l..t:ay. SIS arrested few DAYS
' ;,s:9" r.tc-1Lurs, Wits attempting to nah :
~ :.:.miri: -, lie, 20 Tie "na ny AMI u.:
',., Ia a!s.s..-. IL. IT. p cod on :he ,ars.
a..'. >'r! ..f?.,,i ..r -; ri'9. Ire
r,s' Ht ft:Nc- S'i,ul E!t." md r
,,,',, 49, " At ~: o. the c a:a n .-cyov.
;rc a., WIZ, Jnrp,+, j" n: =. -
W1g :. IT,. WiLe ard !" E,sdi.4. rs. 49,;
hi. a:ask- M. ATT. : < az: Es,d a,.j ,se =.
o;!,T ,,-il i,v,,, Nuug', H;a:ty uI,iri. II.
,.ts iEe,! hrougL, - lac H. and place. T.: h,
prison Io,pi Il; I, E'sv hs1 iuri,hcI T. sac,
ST us - iht. Conf, I.te army, bur. axe haas
ny others. a't.v he >'stngc al l&- Get iepsa-
ing substitute nr. nr consiirrs-! .;,y r SIX
o. .cr ihan the rIsfs q! S'ilr and endaaru:ei 10
''.un The b.0ckGle.' .ie ~'s also under bends
- :ppy..- bcfJrr the HIST uss e uft Of this city
Oh yesterday, TO Sns"er charge OF receiving
: in goods. HIS ;sms "as cs.i-d. bu., .!
co;nsc, La did Hr; answer.
--o.-
4 Fh,: OF TaUcE D AT WAS reported, yestcr-
day, to have arrived az City .ooat If th;s
ROWS DO rue we shall. probably, hare Twice,
from the Intca States today. il seems ,b.t
tie Lincoln Government lave determined ;,
keer E.ac. :fu;!sr IL: .arge Of tbe Confederate,
prisoners. -.iTic"s '-on he Not :! $40 ria
ai!"t Cur ~ .sg..crs Ia tie cnrur'- h,ro,
to H. concentrated ~ PIN: ok ~ ID #,
!ots:, ard tins Bu;.,t i, t. %, yiTca u,n.,;,p
gee t:cnt. We learn. tsonl t.ustg.r,ly
soGccer. that butter ii.s a-.,iGl.i q la.uay,i =,
Point Lockout, Gui hs.t Tho frs- la,i,oa.i,r
our lnrri.JIicl roldiscs h..t ut tie feet be-
T1i'i { rarOr IN canlp, was the 2:c.cu., Ill
oi ~ ord". irCcl Inn. positively pr,.l.l@;iir,
iii" eitl2els X .iaryi.II t.cm shos;in, 2nT
sympathy % our !ne;,. o. from turuY.iir sthr1;
Elt! ~ : arces-sri2s whatever Belo-. "a,
owing 10 tha-k::ircas % the M.rvllpd wcr,,.r
wHo are a!mos: en!irely S,u,her:l in :hir i,.,.i,
ing aud acton. The Confederate prisoner, b.j
managed 70 h2ar the r;surs OF ccatiua,pnr-
"'th io:eraEle equanimty. Their condition
now is isrle:abe. Buti:r is an on: asr, AID
can neTer lie rrrasniz d Us catt!.d t,,,n
privileges accorded :. iue taken in lawful va--
tara, ye5, 1t may bccnme 3 qu"afion whctho.
ocrdovcTnrnen. should nor consul. the fc.,inrg
o. the Confederate soldiers now LINGERING y,
Northern dungeons. and take tn earliest ,.raIt;
cable Opportunity 81 releasing thea. Tr.utiny
T'tI Butler Will not release the p!,ful wretch
from &c ban ii outlawrg prom, .y.,a-.
him. Wccin Sc, Ii hang him ,raea IRE cat,i him
but ca'chI"s is before hanging. lie .pnd'
however, hc hxecuted, and doubtless. will bo
by the i-st Confederate off &C. ia whose hand,
he ,uay chance 10 fall
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Yg5WFL&Is,-AA p=;r,ns sa-.s . s.ar q s:-,"!
AZ sgsr-i tas ,ssass Of ES. ScS.'l s. hprSt "a 81
.ss3, STA ssSsstEe5 &c sy.Fl thsI- fc3f.riy sSs-'
rtiso Gar,a s. dssrss'A 70. st.sn K " .hcEisd
. ,,rsil Erxsl z s. LktsT
10 H.SE ASnH
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|. FIRM wANThD.-Tte sub.c=ia:r W. hes 70
~ rent small Tsslc, wing sOath Of tbs Central RI.
road, scrb o! james ri;rt not 100 large u l., GULF
waited by st lnborer- 1th couiyt.ble d7'e!
ing Fna necessary ort houSes.
Any per~.u IN such local:es hasirE such farm te
rent will plss-e address ;nra; TwYracs t:'e Spot!
syl-a ii. county, Va. JAS. y. kAWLlnGS
al, ,3at
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GE Ell

| AT. iHI' ISsF. GFNERAL'S OFFICE,
Rlc1scHr, Va. IL. Il. '$&i
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.Tos g DAvl', OK o: The Senate. IA

RICHMOND AND DANvlLir RAILROAD Co.,
h ,,.,o. Dtesrnber 10, 1865. )
}NlDsED.-Tbe Board Of Directors Of tho Rich
nee ard hsuvills b uroed Company have declared
o. Pc: cent on tie capital stook, payable
., he transfer book will be closed untN lot January
go J. d. BLAIR,
eeI..o'SNlG Auditor.
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'iHNo FORTE TUNING Parties dcxttng Ia
sve taei' Piano, tu,ed. obtain ths rsr,icoa CT
,'Hoiouguiy competent and experienced Turer. by
ssiag their orders with Mesns GEO DUNN 4 90 :,
Fcer y IN ana li:h strest,. ia Il tv
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IN ASCE1 For the resent yeSr. Gen'i-nUn CT
w jIaiy. who has had sevs al ycsr3 experience in
cc.na Mus and Ere. ch 20 FL yacancy ia Of the
y uthe.E fs nis Colleges Recomn udIiica required.
For iurt er particulars ad ress
JOSEPH Il. GRIFFITH.
"a IL. ci0,. AESoav.I!., N. c
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PASSPORTS.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

IyWhig copy one week.
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NAVY DEPARTMENT..
OFFICE SPECIAL SERVICE,
CorEe. Ninth and Bank Streets
J4TNNTFP.-Bo ck and She.f Lead. COPPER. Emo,
w Tin and Bias Wire, Of i!ta-ert III tails, Sheet
l. L, Wiat"S G. s. Csr Steel ard Bar Iro:, CaiH Rop
and al ober article for NsYs PURPOSES for which viii
pay ,heNarke, price: JHU II PaRRnH
LAY III Iru:ra II n Ch3rra
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n A x ] n h / y D

LAhkIS SMITH.
A. 9 @. aea. In chargs Tax In Kiad.'
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oFFIJE OF EXAMINING BOARD,
N - EoslrAL, FARAvn.LE, Va Jan. s, 1864.
N Valoh. o. and uster the 18th 1aaqnfy, 51a,
soe y srd Of Medical Exam nerH Of GiS Hospital
&c fefnsf meeting, for the Gaar.uosoit Of hck
&sas cd soldiers ca TuestnSs saa Frfdnys Of
EICH'O p. WALTON,
k.As~ fss't ssszn E1s ming Board.
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il!t Ale, SALES

'I1ni SALE. Ihave for sale, privately - horzs II
I N.cr,4 s. vs;ush'e NEGRO WOMAN and her four
CLi9.~4 nya 10 i 4 arI years Apply 1t ~ o'clock
-. u-:,.j JOHN L MAoTE, JH.
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WANTED-A r M.-rhs undersigned der'rs
w purcSase FARM II" south side of Jsrncs
river nsar railroad the cRaa With .or,atu in.
prve.asc:s upon which they could cr proftaoy
fifteen tSenty IenGs.
RICHARD o NORRIS.
PHILIP - JONES.
Address, RspiJsa Station, Orange and Alexard ria
Railroad Ign t..NSi
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WANTED important 10 Pudairrs-WHnteG,
w Four competent Pr dl-rs. ami ID. NUN CT
Helpers. ary such wi3hinS enc nent wou:d do vel
20 address BOX i33 R.chmGn Va" s,at their fIpe.
renee WHERE they have been employed hs-eto5cs SC
nsr.cul sta.e address care llv. ~ Let
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Tt,re =; c. n, p,a.e sn excolisa. Dwelling, With
'-r: 49, -, IN tho yard. Tbs ostaoasss, inc!u
e.. ..:.:,.@s l1d several tobS HANS. NJ 81 70
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OFFICE CHIEF IS.rRcr oHsc, IrTs rnR Va
kIt RNoSp Ja.. 2 lS6t

MaIor General G Z. PI"KETT,
pIrtr,r n it.11
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DRIM S T ONE..
Tollesor. Cstlett Co No 9, Pearl s'r.ct, of.r 3.
private sale One Thousand Pounds B rimstone.
t.,1I.
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AIT. AND INsp. GENERALS, OFFICE, |
RItRAoND, Jan. 9th, leG-i. !
GENERAL ORDER,
No.. 3.
l. The following Acts Of Congsess ard
Regulations are published for the information
Of all persons concerned therein.
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British Ignorance.

| The ignorance of Englishmcn con
corning American geography is wei
known. Mr., Golden, in his late speecI
at Rochdalc, adverted to this igno
rance as follows:
III you think that Mr.. Jefferson
Davis would be contented with the
cotton states and not be allowed to ex.
tend into Texas he would not thank
you. They are fighting in tho South
to carry slavery beyond Texas into
the vast regions Of Central America.
Now | say that if the geographical
features of the country had been look
ed at by the ruling classes and those
who write in the newspapers, they
would not have arrived at a conyic-
ton of the success of the southern
side. There is a newspaper in Lon
don, read by everybody, but have
mafvelled at the ignorance which it
has betrayed on the geographical fea-
lures Of this territory. In one article
recently, there was river of five hun
bred and eighty miles of internal nav.
igaiIon, TO which the largest river in
TINS country is mere rivulet, and il
was made to turn up bill any number
OF miles into another river. CHear.
hear. Now there is a real danger IN
the ignorance Of what, for want Of a
better term, | may call the ruling
classes Of this country here is a real
danger from their total ignorance Of
everything relating TO America, and
you may SCI into difficulties from dlis
ignorance which may cost much ma.
ional dishonor to escape FROM
Cheers.
1T ! were rich man / would en-
low professors chair al Oxford and
cambridge to instruct the undergrad
'ates Of those universities in Amer.
an history. | will undertake 10 say,
nd speak adyisedIy, that will take
no undergraduate now al Oxford Or
cambridge, and viii bring BIN 10 a
zap Of the United States, and ask him
. put his finger on Chica 20, and will
ndertake 70 say that be does no, 90
lthin . thousand miles Of il. YET
hieaso is place u 10000 iu!.ai5. /.
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reac 81 cigsItzaian ard Rhsreter us
blrtsed customs can be- fosa8. ibere be
si,oaid end liz days When TIE
Gag q tie tnion ~ lonstr aoais above
a slave. plsen labor becomes dig.
nieed an3 tie latorcr i enlightened.
whea tie sebool.hogseso f Nov Rbe
land are scattered over tbe South A.
over thdWesi NJ. Davis ia his qaie.
Fstrcat Vii be mourning for the good
Oh days ben lbg siayc-dfi,er crack.
"a lis rhIp wih 10 fears u e. aboli-
il0aisi, and tbs poor white cringcd be-
ford the lordly Shareholder uacoucious
II Bis manhood.
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BOOK NOTICES.

The ATLANTIC MoSrHLr. Boston Tickno,
& Fields.
The January number has the following
contents Another Scene from the Deliver
Romance; Between Europe and Asia; Nv
Autumn Walk; five-Sisters Court at Christ.
mas Tide; Ice and Esquimaax, IL, Kallupd-
orog Church; George Cruikshank in Next
co; Leaves from an oficer's Journal. M:
The American Metropolis; Needle and Gar
Gen, !; Memories Of Athens: Moore: On
Board the seyenty-six; The Chimney Cor
ner, 4 God save The Flag; ammo Douiini.
0UE fouSo FoLks An Illustrated klaoa.
Iine for Boys aad Girls Boston. Tiekuor
4 Fields. Monthly. 30 pages-S2 per
year.
The first number ofthis magazine for bows
and girls 10 published BY Tieknor & Fields.
and IS fully up 10 the promises Of the pros
psctus The steel engraving Of shis number
Is portrait o. Thomas Hughes, aud al he
Illustrations are excellent. II cannot fail 10
es Popslar magazine With those ssr whom
il is intended
HAKrEA's RKEKLT is received. As
family paper Il is not surpassed by anything
pablished. It's political are Of great merit.
md lie illustrations are Of much interer, n
these lines q var while is serials by H. |
ltss koglish and Anerioan auihors give i |
e lmpaTtant position afaobg literary shees. /
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OUR LATE MINISTER TO FsApcx.-ws
have news Of the sudden death IN Paris. On
be "a Of December, Of apoplexy, Of Hon. w
l. Dayton. the u s. Minister to France
lie was 81 yeare old, and had been in pub
lie life ever since he was 30 years old, whsn
chosen member Senate Of bis native State.
New Jersey. Por whole generation he has
occupied the foremost position In that state
among her citizens Of the whig aud republi.
can parties, lie served in the U. s. Senate
from 1912 10 1857, was the republican can.
didate for Vice President on the Fremont
ticket IN 1866. aud aiierward resumed tie
practice Of Law in Trenton and BEANIE Atior-
ney General for the State.
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Manchester. Dec. "a, 1864.
Rooss o. NATIoSAL fRKKnxAN's RELIEF J
ASSOCIATION, No. l Mercer Street n. Y,
December TO- 1864

RooSs or NATIoSAL FRKEnuAN's REtfEr
ASSOCIATION No. Mercer Street N T.,
December 10 1864
REv, h. $. CrbnsIr Dear Sir -
Al Ibis crisis 10 the grand
Frovidential work 81 emancipation, we feel
called to address you an earnest word. The
freedmen their wives and children. are press
ing within our lines in greatly increasing
numbers As rule, they have had no new
clothing since The war began. Many humid
reds Of the children are naked. Their moth
er' are scarcely better provided. MANY die
from exposure -Hors are sick and will die
unless cared for soon. The winter 10 upon
US. fihey are saved no lime must be los,
NOT one day. Our association originated
uader the eye and appreciation Of the Score
taEy Of the Treasury. Our goods are carried
free to all points in government ships. Our
sgents aud teachers. Of whom over $50 are
In the held insiructing the freedmen and
their children. and are ready 70 distribute
cur offerings. Oar. correspondents inform US
just aoAsrt aid Is needed At all times. In
word, we bAve every facility for doing this
work Tsii, cheap and quick Through you,
we call upon your association, aud ali friends
Of humanity. 70 make . vigorous effort jasf
How. Please have the appeal printed 10
Jour papers. read in Jour churches, and tx
= day for labor. Collect money. gather
and dispatch both to cur rooms with
The lsas, delay. May the fruit Of that day
sArs haadred from perishipg Forward
slothing to c. c Leigh, Nc. Mercer street,
\. T., With invoice. Say from VIA, place |
70 the box and On ihe invoice.
Yours traly. CHAs c. LaroH,
chair'a Ex Cen. Of N.F,R.A.
John G. Mitchell.
Financial Agent. sl2 "a Avenue, N. Y.
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a USIoS LEAGUE IL sAvAxsAH.--An II.
hnois soldier who escaped from Millen. Ga
on the 10Th Of November, afterward Visiting
Savannah. and finally reaching the Union
feet between that city ard Charleston, ha.
arrived at home, aud says that there are 10y
Al men IN Savannah. lie found there Tn
lou League in actual operation. and receiy-
ed assistance from It's members, without
which be could not have been able to egee,
bis escape
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Is il possible that any Soldier can De 20
70 ish - 70 leave the city without supply
81 HoLLowAY's OINTMENT AND PILIS -
Whoever does 70 will deeply regret IL These
medicines are the only certain cures for
Bowel Complaints, Feyeis, Sores aud Sour.
W
II The reader Of this "noiies" cannot get
aboz 81 Pills o. Ointment fou the drug store
N hisplaee. lei bin write to ne. ~ Maiden
Lane. enclosing The amount, and will mail
eiin box free Of expense Many dealers
VII not keep ny medcineon hand because
they esnhe make a. much profit - on other
persons uske. IS cents, 50 cents, and
Tl.40 Per box Or pot. boldIers supply
yUar-elFss.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-12-27

TEACHERS ASSOCIATION The Vermont
Teachers Association will hold its annual
meeting at ST. Adams, commencing on Tues
day evening. Jon. 10, 1865. On that even.
ing addresses are to be made BY Gov. Smith
and Rev, 7. II. White On Wednesday and
Thursday there will be addresses by Moore,
Principal Of Rutland High School, Rev.
John Newman, President Of Ripley Female
College, Prof b. Kellogg, Of NIiddlebuiy
College, Rev. ]. d. Wickham, Of Manches-
Ter. Prof. D. Marsh, University Of Vermont,
and J. 5. Adams, Secretary Of the Board Of
Education, together with discussions on va
rious important subjects Fare one way
This is an important institution for the State.
is doing good work for education, and
should be well attended.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-12-27

The oldest Senator in the United
States is Jacob Collamer Of Vermont,
who was born 1898. The Newbury-
povt Herald thinks if all the men in
our Congress were like Judge Cola
mer it would be the wiscst Congress
that ever assembled. from the days Of
the Jewish Sanhedrim TO the present
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-12-27

Capt. Thenas Kavaney. Co B. 5lh Vt,
has been commissioned Major Of his regiment
Capt. kAyaney was wounded ID tie bat,ls
Of Cedar Greek lie Is an excellent tscti.
cas-, having served With credit il the Bril-.
ish army FOR several years.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-12-27

The President has issued 3 call for
800 900 men. The number obtained
By The last call was ESQ, 900. aud ibis
call is TO make up Deficiencies. Until
the 18th Of February is allowed 10
eli The call by volunteering. after
which all deficiencies viii be allied BY
draft.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-12-27

BROWNS BRoScRnL TEcnKs -- We would
rall Tie special atfention u elergymsp and
sesohers % ''Brown's Bronchial Traehe. ).
Il i vel kn9sn 10 our readers that xs Az
rot aassi medicines 70 our columns. ".
advertise these Troehss, beeaass. after III
s. q then. We are satisfied that they are the
best th'as r. fss kipI e4ta1t - CAieayo
srtoef E-.,-9f
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-12-27

Mn. EDIroR;--The following communica-
ton was sent me, that might give publci-
ty 10 the appeal therein As the like appeal
has already been responded to, BY some Of
our ladies in this vicinity and several box
es Of clothing sent on---I hand this to you as
requested, in the hope that you will publish
1t, and thereby many other offerings be made,
by your patrons, aud others through the
County for the happy and yet destitute sman-
efpdtsd ones. 1t may seem strange to som q
that he emancipated slaves should need our
aid. But when il is remembered that as
they come within our lines, they mus. leave
every thing behind them, little as ii may be.
the wonder vanishes, They will not need
our aid long, but aoi0 they are in want Of
that which We may give them.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-12-27

Adjt-Gen. Washburn will soon issue his
order for filing the companies of State mil
tia by dram, at the town clerk s Offices by
the selectmen Of the various towns, ON Tues
day, January 10th, 1865, at 8 N.