The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-03-29


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Al ths reoeas celebration Of the battle Of
Pea Ridge 10 s. Louis. Col. wAugelin re-
piled 10 toast in bis honor a. follows AS
gsss my right arm for ny country. can
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An exchange uageneroasiy iatmates tina,
Frank Pierce Is not 50 much Of q candidate
for the u s. SENATE ~ he was
Al the recent election 10 New Hampshire.
ens mAa came from Athens Ohio, over
thousand miles, leaving bis time and paying
bis o@n expenses although dependent on bis
monthly earnings-in order 70 vote. An
other whose voting commenced under the
FRA, administration o. Washington came un-
attended from Springfield VI Both voted
the Union ticket
I:was lately discovered that a saloon-keep
er who occasionally visited our gun-boats in
LouisiAnI, bad IN bis possession the skull Of
Federal officer which be had polished nice
" aud was accustomed 10 exhibit 70 his
friends . hendsh glee. Our sailors found
the skull, but the barbarian escaped in time
% save his neck from summary breaking
The Cincinnati Enquirer. enc Of the lead.
ing Democratic organs Ct Ohio. protests
against tbs eleesion Of an army officer as the
Democratic candidate FOR The Presidency on
the ground that az their party is a peace
party the nomination Of military candidate
wOalA " forfeiture u principle and con-
sisscney.
A New York paper which has preiensiens
10 wit, thinks Gen, Fremont intends 10 serve
his party as be does bis hair part il ia the
middle
Col. Basil Duke, the notorious guerrilla.
who vas captured on MorgAu's raid through
Ohio iew days before his chief was taken,
isa graduate u lale College in the class Of
10
fineen State Legislatures and Conventions
have declared their preference for Nc. Lin
eoln for the neat Presidency
Sir Rowland IIill. Who was one Of the
greatest beaefAclors Of bic country. the orig
inator Of the cheap pssmg system Of Eng
land. has retired from public life.
There is no peope on earth 50 famous for
eauiion IN money matters and making safe
Investments as the Dutch Of Amsterdam,
and they have recently purchased quarter
ola million q hve-tWeu,ies,
Many persons eoufouud Gen. W. s. Smith
Who commanded the late cavalry expedition
which resulted in failure, with the Gen.
Smith who has just been confirmed Major
General b. the Senate, aud some journals
have abn Cd the last namsd General and the
Senate for confirming hi,n bccoose be failed
in % important a movement. The officer
recently confirmed Major. General is W. +.
Smith asd he cavalry commander is W. $
Smith. Besides these there are three other
General SmithS In the army; Brg.-Gen
Giles A. Smith commanding a division in
EhsrmAn's corps aud who vas wounded at
Missionary Ridge. Brig Zen. N. L, Smith
commanding Brigade. and Brig Gen, A.
j. Smith commanding a Division that has
Just captured II. De Russy on the Red Ris-
eF--Besides these there wAs Gen. Charles 1.
smith who died Of wounds received at Fort
DcnslsOn,
: Another enc Of those Delighted scenes in
she House occurred recently Col Meciary
af Missouri made q tremendous onslaught
upea frank Blair using The most abusive
<pitheta and personalities. In rs.urn Blair
sprung 10 bis sees AID pronounced the doea-
@<ats prcdacea BY MOclary forgeries. and
that gentleman himself most infamous liar
and scOandrel. MeClnry moved towards
Blair with one u the documents and asa Ell
fhe deaied the signature. Blair refused %
Answsr qasstion from such an infamous