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butten rerten I'M te 369ltnee nad alien Sette bin been
su tDnnen Die Mten merben 81 $4,000 rerauft ppfur
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ben gprtbe enen Scbn Der benStbt8en @crnntnie Bat
uneneelbl tn heie Indlt ;u der Wcrteile, bte eS &c
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fern tpm @efub nb tem bSen Beiptet ter ettBe St6ee
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9 betbeilt6en wpuer @tnIt ben 8arten Mno pdnen
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ben 6et bieer imersbaten Hranbett tn b aufSenpm
Bat ~ seibie6t hiu5 faB etn int;ses S6amse-
full rter bic Sur6t ppr GRtbeduu5 ibn abi4rsdt ii
ene su wenben, au wee er in Grl5e brr @ritebuna u6
@sPttasittat aasIn t geirantn leesn iennte nHS tr
tue g. .. ein nit @ei6wl entjunfeec ras ethe bSie
Rae Gmer3 m &ppfe unp IN ZEN Slielern Mbaante tes
Geftts Gonbbeit &nsw bic her 6aut &tpen ten Sct-
men rnb Arnten Jnnen i'm &eihte lub ZEN Grremtd-
ten f9 3etgen no fann bieis tbe nit elmer iretlten
S6neuieet Dor @ dreiten, bis 3uiebt ber Gaumen uub
bic Naenfnc8en tna'en has Spr fr@tbaren krant-
tett ein gsanfdno res gtletts rb uuc Ger Sob iene
@reflt6en 2cieen harr ein Gnbe n1ft tas er ton rad
GS til eine traurae Sdle, eaS Gqulehse teier irfbts
barer &ranftc 3u SOr laden In SSlae Scr llnSei ti6-
ldkitnniifeatec Nrabler tre6e Sdre Nnrcn6nng eaes
tOttlien Cities res s rs bic GcnttutiSn
pen &ei beS getets in eih eIsnees Daien UercabeIt.
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Dr. 9ntaapn bieet allen 2enen frle slfe an ipeI6eiid
tur9 febe eebttnte e lroturli6 sei unt R5rper
f6r.pbe tyr bic &r6eit bic @eea1ait ue fie 6 unfibs
uatenee Qafer qei9wl9t baben. lr.Ior-,
er tb eniae her trdprsen unb tetid ensWrtben Sol.
gen fctirpben @ewrtnbstten res qaferS: Sw DE i'm &t.
its 0er:nR Der n tetrdf ersfirpien ueb6fe llnrube
Wtaseni4wic, nrrbuuna Ger Iereauunss. Srsans dse-
mene Gnttrdftung, Srtrptpre Der Shpintiust. - ,
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81 3 n.Rifnil

gitaltep 6es f5nistn Gpassts trr gGuntdrte In epn
bpn @raOuirer etneS eren eeeStsiben @oaesen
Ser. Saaen, ter teu eoft &tei tnes 2ebens In ben
efptalern 2cnerT, @ars YbilabeIpbid uo anberen
Stdben ;usebrad bat tinise Der wunberbucn Seuneen
rpeneet npn fenen tte Geihihte fer ebiStn weis I'm
sdbee 9ethenbe bic an Oreniaulen Nsep6t unb afersn
Rranfteten litten ipe .. aud bic BET plOslden @e
rdii6en s e6r erreden bic Su p errStttt srtraen
RletnSfeiten Ii. l. N. WurteH Gasenbldli4 getetlt.
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t,Gter NrsIe.

Die tiele EaUiente Wsie p1 enb fer letten tensett
ti9rr punelr be r ~ rRen celde 9r. SohniipA
fnhreN ofeneY Cie 5ness Rop6crtne unp oele daeere
ptlehet lmbspEtn o faS @iIlt:Gnt Ait ipeSe rhplten
aea grlriifft rAe3r rrt sppt II @e;u9 auf itiren
Gtdtnttta1s @6rc nj inn II 8ejrq du 9tnratet lho e.
piegIaitiSfito HE lfeencen cine frsbtenbe Gepabrs
IetfHn8. e.;.:g ..ro ~ Jazz
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fe m bur9 beimlte Cater ssbpi@t taben, te e fo oft
gen tie alndt ipiirer, ieltf I'M Sdaie, burd Qpuu.
nen bie, mepn un9e0eift, te Gbe umSelt6 MAIDEN uno
&pper unb eiiter6rea saten ioTprtte nbttgtn diff.
te ba. Sptdf YsrOEen mieu tepUr ie enlrsien in1ie
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"a Offtee: go. z Sib' b'JrtberidFr., =,
ftebsn Tbitrca BON Bntttmcrffar., 6ffltde Seite,
ote Sufen binauf. dnu
Iaam merle I'D Iainen unb sau8nurter, tenn unntIesy
be nnb trserti6e yaG6er, brtriebene nnb 9etpenlpe
Ouadialber @aubtfer @tiefelwiaier StraBenrsintser
ltnb 9antpenpuser IT, NJ netnen B reeelndBiee Ner3te
unb Iauern anse3psen Dr. Spbnpns uf In Der 96be
8S. AGe Srteie thaien etnen ppit-Stamp enttatea.
'' Cine 6,ifUaa ii 2 I1qen ,natifhe't. l-iG
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9ltntk N}ldrnsr.

bepnbsrs mele te Sp'e tne pttemen Eaters seppr6en
ne ba8 ibrlt 10 eisl Eanienre IN ELI ia rIbe5 Grab
reBt. pele tue1 tyre erAatsEen Sdfer; rs nhpfeten
UeranbeHtrafte nit Sen Opnsr Der Wtrstamett BEN ST.
nat be9eert no fer 2ee teabfnee 8Sne entrtt tdben
WGreent mG9en i'd nit Opqem Nertrallen nahen.
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Gr, Spanfrn III ber cinsis rese(mdbie eebitett arj
pcler bic 6elne BON gelr lien RranhsiieH dseeh Gtne
Nttel uub 8ebantuns iinb alien &nteren edtil uabe.
dnt Gr "a EetaaeebS8t pp ainent 2eben ibelds 1t in
be8 su65ate, namftd Gnsfant Sraatreid unS in hem
8lDdieb ptian.p pber bat cine ans ;ebebn
tere prartB ais ane nrhereA Merite Der gBtlt.
Der teler ib Ger Ylese fes Or Spbnfpn aaHeim etbt
tann m pertraueh as sne Gbre als laaa pb ittne &C.
fGidliAteital als MrSt.
G3- Office: No g aSsSttttti dHrdse, Enter
Saas bon 8alttmcreft, neten ber ,rbeiterbane." sr
Is 6auttrantbetten iperben lHutG 8tteilt.aQ 4
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@eiRts.

3ie 1rsdt6en Birtu1ser bes 9aters nb iebr au fr&-
ten. geruf bes Gebd6tnes Serrirruns Der S6ee, Ce-
brG66eit Der G5eifreaf t6ie Mbnun9en @bnseuas Dor
Ter Seieai6aft udt rad giniamteie NtFraae,1 8esen
it'd elbt. 5ut@aieit n l. 10. itno etatge Der idltmmen
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tprb unoer;e esbetI unb bic ece Graft rieSer teree
e Dteies urtbare 2etfeN apelbes cas- 2ebeneerb unb
bic @te una &adtprtmsndait unmSglt mat, tf,ptt tas
9prs 3erer bic i9ren 2eceniddten mnbeoanen frSbncn
e Ssr, seT aU & G s,gr s n ,rr r
Striture geberf9Iasen i'm urn Stein nb obere llr.
laden entben fann - if tie bod meifentteis ene 8Slss
bes WiBbrdude8 Der etelfe Sr8dne g8er dber ttn es
lduone bab he Rra Der Gr3eusuns eber Dne perlu
wrh bic t9 beimten 2afern ergeben, ais BON Dtnt
BE 81 npeie inb. ---L 80 - I.e.-..-. | n.-tt
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ptcr Soias, wels a nertetrat5tn t.abF6tistn, unb @
pbSer Sdrpife rrer ctns aiosren Sin6ernie$ bewuBt
tb iputst pneersG0lid Or. Snbttru 1w &dbe siehen.
NQe 6interiile eesen es he 9spide pber eeae 3er-
rltttg geiSbattft 6sr Ne pen Ster unS Gdpide pper
Grfd6ptuaB ter brefltbter It perrsn ihnea turirt.
Oereni9e Eel6er rs eer 9ebdneluus unb 3uriprse bpn
Dr. Sptifct nierstett fdn TIM ais etrem GtrennIane
rbae urtt i anpsrtausR unb gper6i4 auf ictne drst
Hide @eIhifltdtett oerlaIeu $3.50 P.t- 49, r.,t
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-01-19

o. Friday last, Officer Mccall ofRup IT,
lodged in the Jail, in this ,illage, H3uy
Coaty. Of Dorset, who hal been examine
before Justice on the charge &C committing
assault upon tie person Of W. =. hyde ard
pm under bonds Of $50 far Appearance At
the County Court, not obtliuine which he
was sent here for confinement Coaiy WIS
orc d the nine months men, aud had recent
y enlisted in tbe 17th regiment, We I'M
detstand The Circumstances II The affair 10 b.
as follow. Mr. Hyde was driving dong
Coaiy drove y him and .acbel 6is horse
just IN frqnt Of him. Mn hyde turned one
side TO drive past him which Coty prcyeut-
Cd by turning 10 th,t side, hsalng ain Of,
aud resisting ~ bis attempts To- 20 On. Mr..
Hyde askei bis name but be refused to give
it, Meanwhile having lost lis 9hip Copy
stopped his horse, jumped from li- sleigh,
and went back for It As he was passing
Mr.. Hyle's sleigh be again inquired bis
name, to which Coaty replied, am give
you my name, aud Immediately seizel him
from behind, drew him from his eat to The
ground and inflicted several blows ulou his
head. Coaty is supposed TO base baen Slight
y intoxicated at the time, although uot SUI
6ciently so to attract attention.
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Tn CoNuNlNaAL MoStHll 81
Januay has ibe ffoaias jabl Of sen.
tm Roep tive by Rev Pr.
lIrry sketches s. AM ican Iar
aaa Scenery. Is J.. = Pyehoaskai
Reason. Rhyme SEA Eaylm, By Mf.
n. W Cook -0ar Anaele the Les.
sou pf the Wood. fy Gso IS Baoga
Day q France kmsiasss Tie
brea Struggles American fuaae
and Resources, bg lion Il J Walk
err Tie Decline 81 cslsnd- . $ J.
Bayarj Temptation 81 CsuH Sieis-
mpHd kta,Hskt Madagascar ly ".
il Wbimofe; a Vigil Wil So. Louis
By Z FHton; Union noi u be maiu-
tanned By Force. by Hon. II +. san
ron Was Dc Successful. By Richard
3. himbaili The Great American
Cr,is, IS 5 Z Andrews TIE k8s
lish Press rs Nichohs Rowe, Lon
lon; The Conscrpion Aci 4 March
3D. 81 L, NJ. liayersiicL Literary
Notices, Editors Table, Supplement-
American Ibank-eitinr 10 London
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-01-19

II Is declared that the commissio
crs Just sent from Arkansas 70 Was
ington. il reference to the resioraii
Of their State 10 the full benefits
the Union, vii probably suggest
programme embracing Tie abolIti'
f slavery. We presume tie most
lbe slaves il Arbansas, al the q
break u the rebellion, have since be
removed by their masters for sa
keeping 10 The interior Of iezas. al
rs large portion Of Tie remaiDd
have been "goblled Up by ~ Ya
KEGS. and 81 the remnants leil on /
soil hate become pretty thorough
dem4alized, emancipation becom
rs easy and expedienl IN Arkansas
III Maryland
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-01-19

Among the recent promotions are
the following L. S. Grant, Major.
General Of Volunteers aud Brig Gen.
Of the regular army, 70 be Major Gem
.eral in the regular army 10 date from
itr fall oil ick.bursh Col. Geo. II.
Thomas, Of tie regular army. MaJor
General Of Volunteers, 70 BE- Briga.
der General ia the regular army to
dale from tie hattleo u Chickamauga
Meade. Mcpherson and Shermm, d
the regular army, and all aior Gem
erals Of Volunteers, 70 be Brieadier
General. u the regular army. The for
mer- promotion 10 date from he bal-
IT, Of Gets sbueg. and TIE latter from
the lall Of Vicksburg
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-01-19

VIZ have received pamphlet containing
description q new solid shot and shells
ne usc il riaod ordinance, a new cuppcd
eylindrie sphero.dal bullet for smooth bor-
81 arms 10 be used Glitter with Or WITHOUT
buehshot, anl a new treech-lo ding musket
These arms and projecticies we're lately in
fenied and patented ~ brig Gen ,. s.
Rotctis, formerly 81 ibis town We may in
some ether issue eoniea.e from tbs pamph-
IA description 6 these inventions of Cen.
Roberts, which, j is teliesed, viii prove
more effective lima any uow IN use eilhef in
tbs country Or Europe.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-01-19

Az lggEPgEs eIBLE AlGsER.--
Samuel Bowers. Of New York, d vol
unieer AZ the camp a Grap sine
Point. attempted 10 desert % Friday
night, BY running the ppird. Grsar
Hail. q Company 4, 29di Connect
cur Volunteers, .'col9red on guard ~
tie iimc, ordered him % hali, when
Bowers threw sDnii ID ID, eyes. liail
pursued and closed with tie runaway.
t6d l.ayoneied Linn badly ibroagb the
trln. br X us gualoc over Ire htad
aad thought him back 20 ramp. Bow
" WIS., .eni q iiie itrs III auI wi
probably eoyrr Hal was prgmW
"a 10 BE- c3fpaiaL
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-01-19

The amount Of gold and silver p
doce throughout The world 10 lsl
il estimated 70 follows
California, S70A0D.000 other ~
iioas of ihe United STATES $50 20
600 British Columbia, S6,W0.QOl
Mexico. s25.0900l0 south Ane
ga. SI3n0a000 ll'sia, $1,000
900 Australia So 400 900 NJ
n lard al Coieaie 81
600 600 % o raes : ls.OD'
COOS gtul pu9i S2Ig,000,OS
Or qaad ape % produce before I
di.co,ery 81 aId IN California.
y arIy al ilr iaertase isis been
re United States and ia Tie Sot
Pacific Island. including Australia
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-01-19

e AHths easnalfeu
n. al tsritl nuih bresks
uea fisa etta far,al force Thsy
$50 th mars which they bad pre-
eft 20 sihea slavery 1is 81
q 4 a,l 1av PsrhsH tlg femsm.
brt6e as tn- 81 ite aee iho
ntom bs eoa. uoaM destroy, q ,
6f aak mad.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-01-19

GcN. MFlGs idrrs Al Oar
ing the dark days Of the siege, when
food aud fuage were scarce, and the
ghasily corpses and hieachel kele.
tons Of starved mule, lined lie tho-
rouehfres hercabool-, Cen Grant
.ana Qaaretma-ier General Mig. ar
rived in Cbatia COCA. Taking an air.
ing oil horseback one afternoon they
pissed llie carcas. OF iuge mule, ~
ing by the rogd-ide. whose I'm SAVIOR
went up" before AID atoupa them.
The hero Of Nicksbarg removed lis
briar root FROM bis lips, and remarked
sorrowtnlly, "Ah, General, there lies
dead soldier Of The Quanefnastefs
Department. "Yes, General r.
Piled the Qnarierma.le General. u
,ubdued tones, IN him you see The 'ru-
ling passion strong ii death exempt
fed, for the old veteran has assumed
the offensive"
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Tut areaN afene 6 'ae Reuu.ns'oa
Counts alssih School Caiau Nss h1ll e.
fe Baf, cautch 10 IA BeaniaEiou. 81
Welaei 8 anI THURSDAY e tie p4ss we'k.
ghers vss ~ q large puabfr = delegate,
pFsssai lfam ihs several sslUls 90 tie Caau.
q, tat ths meeting u.s oas e pleasant is.-
,eust. 81 We hars profitable Tbe report
afthe Cmgesp ul.us seceu 40, Res J Tuck
e. j. was excellent and quite complete
q contained returns frpm nearly sycrg s.
S School g. gbs County. aad ia te Published
unir lreetaD e tie Board n Mamgcrs Is
Ray g. Cusbmas read az address On the
rsIlfion II lhs Church u Christ d tie sab
bath sehad cause. There were interesting
discussions upaa seme q lie peyscrslons e
th1 s4bbata school enterprise. whijc al
asrerl tiat i' was reelfat 10 order 70 impair
religious iHsiruedonia die young Rcsaiu-
1'ots vcrl pissed expressive u the interest
If She several churches 70 the County 80 this
Union, auj ihat /, g the daty u The church
e connected eilait g .mpitsabbath sshaal
Instruction 70 every csili that can be reah-
"a IS f'r Christian means Efforts wl be
made 10 iaec a eensus q al children 10 the
County under eighteen The main a ec
30 Ha uuioa are ist, The Christian Union
yfihesburene- in the Couaty "a, Tie gath
ering ato The Sabbath School al The child.
rea and youth Of the County Already
tacrc are about 50 Sabbath Schools II ,ll
County The next Annual Meeting wiz ba
held ID tie Congregational Church in this
place, The last aeck Of October. Tie oHstr.
elected for the year cnsaing, are T. c.
Bhi'e. President; n Botum, Esq Rev P
5 Pat, II G Seldom, Esq Wise Prea-
dents; Rev. J. Tucker, Jr, Corresponding
Secretary aud Treasurer; Wan. b. Burton,
Rccorijug Secretary. Board Of Alanarels
7 G. White, Rev J. Tucker, Jr. YIN. B.
Burton. WA L. Hawks, r. H. Whitney
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-01-19

4 Mas HUNe Sd srEsnSr n Fur
Aiip Ags lnBmllNa AnvfNguBNs
Jame Dulwe 81 tbs c5y. mi
v5ita ihallas aas nsaw 81 Csc Wa
b NdeY f9A. hieia lass ntek
iIc has bssn pp s Bask Greek Sla.
tan oa budaets aHl ~ msn1 o.
lou. bad r.aehei ne middle q She
river bridge abUse tijs cif. waro he
esq. startled hy sh .0a " aH en-.
proceeding trau 1H a.eht a8 datk
A he8sN raa haa maa He ae.
sru slippery u1 insecure lo mn
Ac dare be m j8WN vu ccuaia
q alta aa3 vB wonderful pres o.,
81 mjod, he locked & arms afeH z
aat 81 tae Ia aai swinging al be
teeeo lae aat be haa. .ggaied i (.
mAm anti Che lraa bad pa.ed oter
II was a moment 81 fearful u-pense
AMI Darling ay> he suffered llrope,
and aehba lle recovered his posi-
liou ana reached home is salegy bui
ha. been siek ia bid ever siuee. III,
called ior DR. miller the n,Ni morn.
ine, who assured him bis haif haa nal
turned gray Lafayette tIbd C0Hr
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-01-19

REnEi. iHospEC1s.-'iie Wash.
iueton Sta, ays that Johns Barbour,
a leading advocate Of The rebel cause
III Virginia, and h maa Of arscd M
6uence in that State, has recently de.
clared that there exists no hope Of
pralonging the rebellion be, ond nest
Spring iis military strength lavng
been completely exhausted IN Jhe late
campaign, and thai he expresses bitter
feeret Tor the part he took ia bringing
Virginia into Ter present deplorab.e
condition.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-01-19

ELDER BrEcBER, the pastor Of the Baptist
Church 10 West Pawlet, was The recipient q
donation visit from the members Of the
Church and Society on the afternoon and
evening Of the 18th inst The occasion was
a pleasant one to all concerned Presents
we're brought amounting mall to Sla0 Be-
fore the visitors left they we're thanked by
their pastor IN few appropriate remarks,
for the kindness they had done him.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-01-19

WE learn from the Burlington Times that
Stephen " Roberts son Of iin. Daniel Rob
erts, formerly Of this place, is one of the
Clerks Of Capt. p. 2 Pitkin, who i stafiou-
81 at brandy Station, rs master Of tnAspor-
laiion on the line between that place and
Washington
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-01-19

FRrscH OrNIos or PREsIpENr
LMcoLS.--1'he Paris correspondent
d lie New York Times writes;
The popularityo Of Mr.. Lincoln has
been ~ much advanced abroad by bis
late nets n IN the United States. Iii
maintenance Of ihe act q emaueipa.
ton III Us annual message has gwen
immense satisfaction 10 III those net
prrjudired BY special reasons for lie
rebellion, aud hi. yagaeiiy straight.
iorRafdnes- and hene-ty 10 Tie midst
smell confusion and exeiieueui called
from N. Labonhye lhe other day At
iAae CoIlege de France before a. inn
meuse audience 81 he elite Of tie 10.
ieiieeiual world. the exclamation Ihat
Mr.. Lincoln was euaitr mau than
Ce.ar So, loo. ! hearl leading
Freaeh politician ay ey; !" You
Americans don't appreciate III, In
coin AZ bis proper yalue. NJ mon
arch IL kurope coald carry on saeh q
colossal war il front while harassed
~ 70 muny factions and iapi-tiader
behied. Na. you don'i give him bis
due From az European point 81
view the merit u Mr. Lincoln j., q
fleet, immense, bat ia republic i IS
th,a r48,.ia ard nat tho president WHO
carry On the var. The personal com
plimes paid to Dir Lincoln 10 lhe
above remarks 10 loweVer. none the
rs. yalsable. and Oh every SIDE hear
lhe people begin 70 say thar Mi. Lin-
{ Ia sill merit more thas 6ogFa-
phy be vill merit a history.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-01-19

There have betua ereH many spee-
ulaiions respecting he hole tIloag'
IS hieh Johu Morgan escaped from ihe
peniientiafy Al Columbus. Tie mes
sage IL Gov Todd pots an end 10 il
yexed question lis Exceilcncy an
nounces hat john Morgan escaped
fnrougd q Misunderstanding Ihis Is
official We d eOarse give il up
PREMIER
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-01-19

TaE friends u Rev o. D. CLARK, q Ru-
PER-. gave him donation party 90 Thur
day The lsia iHst. Tie donations amounted
g slVc, Iais return VAS justly doe % Mr.
Clark or h.s long aud f4ithfal services AMI
paiTiolle teaching ID tsai community Ia .
rss'dehee o 81 years lhis'is bis hrsi regular
location visit
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-01-19

Az ILLusTfArIox- Gen. Bruce,
Of New York, once made an apt IL
luslraiian, IN lis speech before the
Eighth Ward Union meeting, held at
Horticultural Hall. III speaking Of
the position assumed by the politicians
who are endeaycring to misleod lhe
Democratic massps in regard iona
tionai affairs. he said
Supposr, feIlow.cidzeIs, the block
Of building, below here were to burst
into a Fame; orr first impulse would
be 10 rush to the scene. and 20 70
work with viii 10 put out The Gre,
and sas q as much a the property as
we could. Perhaps we might alI be
horritied to learn ths women iind
children were vet IL tgt burning
block. !, would be natural, under
these circumstances, 10 redouble our
energies ana save them it possible, ~
Your steamers, your hose CARR ges,
your hooks and bidders, all manned
by ,our brave Grrmeu, would be There
lin full activity. No one would stop
Tor d single moment o ascertain what
caused he fire, whether il was the
work Of design Or lie result Of acct
dent. Under circumstances such o.
these, what would you think Of a class
Of men. who might chance short dis
lance oil, ia The very presence Of the
heat aud glare Of the conf lgraiion,
and pass soch resolutions as these: :
i" Resoieea. That Die fire appears
Flo Be increasing, and il is not possible
/ tor the iiremen 10 exlinguish H.
" Resulted, That W. are not h "a
vor Of sach a fire. and that i ought 10
be pot out.
/ " Resolred, That fire engine No. |
ouglttotake water from plug around
4 the corner, and. instead Of playing 4
/ big stream on ihe burning properly
should play .on tie building on the
south side Of the way.
/ Resoired, That lie lives Of the
women and children IN the burning
/ buildings ought to be saved, but The
method adopted ~ the liremen 10 Dc
so does not meet with cur approba.
/ ton.
"R@ared, That the people are il
danger Of losing a supply Of water
from Paramount, unless the liremer
stop using il 50 freely e PIT out tbs
/ fire.
Resolced, That we are - favor q
putting out the lire by more coucilia
tory measures than throwing wafer
upon il"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-01-19

WALDO CLARK, Of Rupert, son u tie Rev
J =. Clark, Lieut.. il tie Vermont Caval-
~, (rccently promoted has ro-enlstel for
three years. Mr. Clark viii be remembered
by many in this place as a student III the
seminary here, four or i've years ago
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-01-19

A meeting 81 I8ya ciGtaus 81 i'Iot.
ida Nas brldW So Augustine on he
leih 81 December a. which j, ssa.
determined to resume tlle relations 81
the State vita lie Federal Govern.
menL on princpt which wild mtko
future secession and IeIlioa impgs,i
ble-io vii ty aboletiug lNerJ and
excluding from dc tigh 81 suffrage
All persons who base been engaged
IN rebellion, until they base sUt.tac-
iorily established tbeir fidelity TO che
national government aud N aws a
convention q lbe loyal pe1lr q Flor.
lbs va called 70 meet 1T 81. Angus.
tine, March l,, ior tlle purpoe q
amending the constitution in accord
ance with lht resolutions
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-01-19

A WLL ae seen by the notice Of the SEC.
retary "a another column. tie gapnli meet
ing q the Bennington County Agricultural
seeieiy occurs q ten O'Clock ga the morn
iag of ae,laesdiy next at Thayer's Hotel,
faetoly Point