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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-23
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Ia ths vssia. u - again owned Esd psf 20 By
ihs asiEinsi proprissor sas is now ssads gifh The
sane cars. sszi @ad stssnilon zkieh gave q
sale - ever eHs miiiisn bstsiss pr ahaua.
u Isa meet delightful HATS Dressing.
Il graduates scarf ana dandraa
u kssps tls hsaa eool aHd elssn.
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Is prevents tbs hair from fAiiis9 ~ ana fnrn.
ing gray.
II restores hair npcn bald hs&dss
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kno1n and q - throughout the civilized veFd.
sold b. All fsspseiAhls ds@iaFs.
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-23
10 LEASE.
10 STOCKHOLDERS.

sxczxTARr's OFK1cE 4 a c. R. 4. Co..
ETAnssIIis, Inz-, sept. l1tk, is64.
NOTICE IA HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
" Anunal Neesingof Ssoskkoldsrs In tbs Conz-
raay viii Dc heid the CsaFt Hoass ia the city Of
EvarsvElls, or Mcndags TIE d dag u October nexf
A. 10 osetoek A. ~ a. which tine a slastioa VIII
be held for shirt@ea Dr~rt0rzs &c Scr shs
sutng year.
b. 0rdss Of shs Boass
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-23
BounLy bod DIsehargea soIdIeraL

By an smsHdmeas % tke noanty LAw. passed a
tue last session q Congress- An soldiers or
other persons Who hats tssS - skaR kersallsy b.
discharged withia swo years from the date offheif
enllstneut BY reason 81 sgouaas resslvs n battie.
abatl receive the sans neunty - thangh thsy
served two years"
Once ss's Mar stFeet, ever Ksiler's eua stors,
opposite the Cour fiousa, EyanTyiile, fsdlana.
Correspondents must enciass stamps.
sa- Coed references given u required. sshs3
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-23

We aFs compelled 70 make thls rise 10 DO pFlcea
% subscription in order 10 Save ourselves from
loss, owing 70 the lnereased cost u pa er and
material. The Drfes Of paper hss advanced near
y 90 per cent. IN the last two weeks. The price
u labor has advanced IN tbs sans ratio.
We h0pa 70 Be able 70 reduce the rates Of sub
scrptiOn again Ia q few weeks bat at the BFsseist
prices of material and labor We cannot publish
paper AZ the old rates without loss.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-23
7 A r A 8 90 N,
MEDICAL.
5. T.-Is60.x.

5. T.-IS60.-x
fsFsens q sedsntsry hsbits fFon blsa ~nh
vsahnrs iAssltuda. paIplsAfsou ~ the heart. isek
81 sppsiiie. distress sltsr saiiaE. torpid tlsss.
constipation, asserse 20 saasr. Il they yin no,
tFy the oel.bratsd
PLANTATION BITTERs.
which arc nov recommended b the Highest msssl.
cal Anshorities, and warranted % TFsduea as 'tsa.
'asdAais beneficial eheet Thay arr saoseainsly
asresabie, i.riss y pure. aud musa sursrossd All
other iouiss who're heaithy, erails 81 mulsa, !.
required
They parity. ssFsaEthen sna iasisorats
They create heaithy appstits.
They ar "a sstlae's % change q w.,ss saa
est
They os.sosms the snssi. - dissipation sad
late hoars.
fhsy strengthen the syss~m aaa salivsn the
tss mind.
They pssseai Haiasmaiic and ;aiaruitssut n.
They parifs shs srvssa ana ,DiAi,y Of the
stomach.
Thsy cuFe DysrapsiA asa coaatipmtIen.
Thsy eare Diarhs= and ChsisrA Mofbus.
rhsy euFs LlveF complsiat asa Nerves.
HsadAehs
ftsy mahs the weak strong. ths tapTuil bril-
iisnt. and are szhsssssd a4furs's gtaat rsstorsr.
fry are composed Of TIA celebrated tAiiseye bark
~intsrgreeu, sassafsas. rest. ana hsrts, ali prs
served 10 psffeoily pnn 81. croia rsm. Fof par
tieuisss. So oifeuiass and tessin,oniAis arvasa
sssh batfla
hewzfs q imposssrs. Esamlne syery bottle
So that ss hss eur private q. = etaap susastf.
iats'i ever ti.s eers. ~ith pisaaatlah scene. aad
eur aisnataFs ca siss siael plata side ateI Sc
that esr bette l. not rs-fiiles WITH spurious sHe
deAeisrieas sfue. Ar person ssstHaalng 20 snii
Piantatiss bitisfs - The ssllss % 10 buIk. 10 ss
impsstos. Any psrsen ialtaiing this bsttia. -
selling Any oshsr material thsFsln, whstkss eailsd
Plantation hlitsfs net, ia Acrimlllai nndsr the
Q. 3. Law. and yill b - pfssseutsa b. a.. We
siresdy hsss osss eye 90 ssversl parties Ts-nl.inG
cur bottles, &C., who ~lli saooasa IN gstfinE
themselves into ciosp qaartsrs. TIE dezand for
| pfAks's Plantation bitters from ladiss, elsrEy-
men, merchants. Ae.. IL lncfeaibis. Ths simple
trial q bottle Is the esidsnes pfssaat Of theft
sorts and superiority, Tbsy are sold b eli 70
speessbls draggssts, sroosrs, phystclAna. hotsis.
saloons. steam boats, aad aansffy stsras.
?. H. DRAKE 4 co.
Ne. 90 sroskwss. Y.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-23
DRY GOODS.
SELLING OFF.
Selling off at COST

'EN@E& UNDERSIGNED, DESTROYS or CL {
Eng est his stcek q s4aslers, oG@rs 70 ssa
stsek q ezdaias AnsI HAr1szs a. les thAA eSsz-
II not disposed of BY the LES Of 0ctc8@F sAs
sife s1seS sil Il s0i& At zEctioz-
PHIL ETLEE-
sepi9-tl sr,I " Main sf,, opp Cart Enas 8
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-23
WILLIAM REAyIs,
Attorney at Law and 4. B. cfniai

Agent,
Il authorized b. the Gasernmsnt 60 rfa1aiFe Pee
sleaa. Bonnty Money, BACK Fay, Beunt,. Lad
ciaims ~ Hoasrs snd other PaeFaAr4 dss.'soissi
~hlis u 4 ssfslen u She aoysFalaeht. and all
eiHiies, q whatever hiad 81 uatsfs assinst / -
unltss STATE
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-23

Fsfsens Of sdenisry hsbits fFont tsd vth
vsahhs' iAssitpds, rAipli@isoa - the heart. lack
81 ApIssiie, distF-ss after saiiaE, torpsa tlsss.
constipation, dessrse 10 sunsr, n they yin not
try The Celebrated
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-23

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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-23

CiScISxATI, Sept 22-M-River fall.
en- 10 inches Weather clear. Their
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-03-22

QUEEN ElcToRIA.--Ihe Nemoria
Dspiomatigpc makes ITSELF responsible
ior the extraordinary statement. tliaf
1t a recent Caainet Council on the
Danish question, Qneen Victoria rose
from the fable, declaring hat Sic
could come % no decision without con
sultiug with Prince Albert, retired ID
q Der closet, ana oil emerging, az.
noaneed that te Prince was hostile Il
any act Of war BY England.
This unmistakable proof Of aberra-
ton is said 10 have determined Lord
Palmcrston to urge the a5dicaliou Of
the Queen and tie fact that, instead
Of joking bis mother At Osborne, the
Prince OF Wales has gone with bis
princess TO ST. Lcoaards, Is inlerpret-
ed as an indication bat Edward VII.
i preparing 70 mount The throne, and
to iaagarate q new foreign policy in
The affairs Of Great Britain.
Il Is certain that llie present atii.
tude Of the English Government can
NOT long be maintained Il England is
g keep her place ~ d power d the
frst rank and il lhe abaication q
Victoria i necessary preliminary 10
vigorous and honorable action on the
part Of Great Britain, that abdicatioa
IS likely TO be insisted upon and ac-
eomplished with 10 unnecessary de-
lay.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-03-22

Coz Dam epgS's hopY - Dahl
artnssho1y pas Ioxed p 1t Wslksrton
81 SUNDAY ana aFeus AI Is Richmond,
wBh ihe % i, W. uuleraaad. q ils
positive Identification, add tha estate
lsAmcHt Of tbc fast q ibe finding #
the infamous documents upon Il, Al a
which has been aigestrd BY witnesses.
litnesierth lbe name q Dahlsfen
is licked wish eternal tamy, and IN
tbr years 10 come deionoelgsa womca
and mnoCenl childhood VII pcrpse,
with e sense of shrinking horror, the
story 81 Riehmouas rescae from tho
midnight sack and asaca I'd y Dahl
gron, II would seem something Of
the curse BE- came TO beaow upon
others lighted gpon bis own carcass,
when j tell ridlIed byayengiog South.
cru bailcla Stripped, robbed q ev-
cry valuable, &c afecr. cat 81 for
.he sake of ihe diamond rings That
circled them Hhru tbs body was
iend by those sen. 10 take charge Of
L, i was lying IN a Celia, stark naked.
With the exception 81 The stochings,-
Some humane persons had litled the
corpse from the pike and thrown il
over into the fcld TO save i from the
hogs.
Yesterday afternoon Tie body was
removed from the cat that brought u
to the York River Railroad depot and
given 10 the spot Of earth selected to
receive it. Where that spot is no one
but those concerned ~ its horid know
q care Is lell. II eas dogs burial,
without coffin, winding .heet OF SER
vice Friends AID relatives 1t The
North need enquire no luriheri this is
al they will know he Is buried n
burial that bcftcd tie mission upon
which be came. lic has swept
through tie city Of Richmond on a
piae bler. and written lis name on
on The scroll OF inliioy, instead Of on
The hearts Of his countfsmen never
t. be erased. He asked he blessing
iof Almighty Cod Z ~ lis mission Of
lrapine, murder aud blood, aud ihe Az
mighty cursed him instead. Rich-
1pHd Er1miaer,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-03-22

SENATORIAL CLAssificArioS.--
The Cincinnati Commercials Wash
ington correspondent thu, Classics
the United States SENATE
After three months daily ntten-
dance III the Senatorial jury,hoS tbel-
ter known Is the Reporters Galery)
| have brought ia tie following ver-
Diet ] doa'i know how fac the gem
eraI public viii agree with M, bat
those WHO disagree are privileged to
appeal t. a higher court;
The best aWyer-Mr. CollAmer Of
Vermont.
The best olar--Mr. Sumner, of
Massachusetts
The best general debater and prac-
ticM lrgislalor--Mr. William Pitt
Eessenden, O Maine.
The "kee esl' debater Mr. Frnm
bull, Of Illinois.
! The most pleasant speaker 10 lis
ten to--AIr Doohlile, OF Wisconsin.
/ The best lnaucier--Alr Sherman,
Of Ohio.
The richest man Mr.. Spraeue, of
Rhode Island.
A very sensible old man Mr..
Wade, Of Ohio.
The greatest bore that cyer lived
NJ Davis, Of Kentucky.
The Knight 81 ihe sorrowful n X
gcr--Mr Lane, Of Kansas.
The most violent Copperbead--Mr.
Powell, Of Kentucky.
Tie most eloquent Copperllead--
Mr. Carlisle, Of Virginia.
The most bibulous man ID Con-
gress-Mr. Richardson, If Illinois.
Tie best looking man. ,otea soder
Mr. saulsbuly, of Delaware.
The man who has the least 70 ssy
Mr.. Hendricks, Of Indiana.
The man WHO made q fur pas il
issuing a 'stfictly private" circa lar,
which soon became public property
Ne. Pomeroy. Of Kansas:
The man who comes dearest 70 be-
iug nothing Mr. Riddle, Of Della
ware,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-03-22
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GOV VANCE 0s THE coNFrnE.
Fafe Constitution 4~a tHe ttiEAt q
Sec
Ta people e North Carolina, d.
satisfied wi.b tie present prospects
aud condition q lbe C9nfg3eraey. have
LATELY been seriously agiining tie
question al a secession from that III
fated concern. Upon lt.s Gov. Vance
informs lhem ,hai IL ihey aiempi any
thing g fl,e kim, Lees veterans nill
hH upon them. ana u his expressive
language. they "wiil catch ibe devil o.
sl aes Upon their elaimi f il.e
gli 81 secession under DE Cons.iiu-
ton IL admits tha, thai righi IS rec
ognised Ia the Confederate Coastiiu-
ton, bat says thai the moment the
State exercises tie right i puts Itself
out Of lbe protection of that instrument
AID tie Confederate Government need
ROT be expected 70 b. governed IN il
dealings with the State By wiring
Which the State 81 longerreeoguizes
Tbs is about as One a specimen Of
Jsuitical reasoning as we have seen
ia long Time. Under this theory il
would be very difficult for State to
secure It's saie secession By any proys-
ion Of tie Constitution. According 10
Cos. Vance sc may safely allow them
the right Of secession under The Con-
siilution and yet justify our course Of
coercion, for, having exercised the right,
they have casi oiF the instrument, and
we need no longer be governed by II
Our friends Of the Copperhead per-
suasion who are 20 sorely tried be-
cause the Government will not protect
the constitutional rights 81 the South,
will please notice that Gov Yance's
theory very uncerimonioasly disposes
Of their scruples.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-03-22
HIGHLY IMPORTANT INTER
VIEW

VIE W
The lelegraphic dispatches, under
the head OF Two fools met gives is
the particulars Of an interview between
Colorado Jewett and Ex-Pres!dent
Buchanan, concerning method Of
bringing about peace. Mr.. Buchanan
says the Constitutional rights Of tile
South must be preserved, aud that She
never will yield 20 force poicy. TIE
thinks he has nothing to regfel IN eoa-
nection with lbs national career and
rram ises TO leave unae hil
yindication oil his acts. lie urges
Jewe,t 10 continue his mediation efforts
as peace mag flow from il, ana conse-
quently Jewett, after making public
The interview, publishes his grand zap
peal for mediation and peace. There
is no great danger OF these Two worth
les setting the North Rive Of politics
on fire in hurry. Old Buck was not
perhaps aware that This crazy Jewctt
is IN the habit oil bringing himself in
10 notice by connecting his name with
that Of q more prominent man, and %
fell into the snare. IN this way Col.
orado Jeweit, with about brains enough
for lrvsl-carrier, expects 70 SIT his
name into history. Bot a. President
Buehanan's name has not been heard
OF for very long time, it may be fair
TO conclude HAT he was as anxious 70
get his name into pint as .JeWeit aud
though mutual benefit might result
from the interview.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-03-22

GRANT At THE LEyEE.--At the
recent levee General Grant was of
course the great attraction. Every
body was delighted At lis diIileuce
and soIdier-like bearing Heiiher tie
President nor any Of the Cabinet. OK
repl Stanton, had ever Seen him be-
fore. lie had never before been ii
the White House. lie was frequent
~ cheered by tle guests 10 tie East
Room. lie blushed Ike a gifl. The
bandshaking brought streams Of per-
sF,.s.,t~- l-- l--- ~ .-t-~--i ..aI ~ q,
his face. The hot room and empress
pieat Of the crowd and the excitement
Of he occasion swelIed every yein ou
his lorehead Ile locked more like 4
soldier il hard eight than a hero ii
a drawing room. lie had lost The
key Of bis trunk, and So come TO lbe
leyge ID his rough ana ready lray n
ing uniform, good deal file worse for
wear, bat, ailer al, quite characters
tic. lie quite affects The PLAIN aud
homespan style Of doing things, and
acts it admirably. or else he is an ex-
traordinary example d unconscious
freshness.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-03-22

YALLANDIGnAa o. "RErRrs-
AIS" YALLANDiGnAM las afain.
broken ~ilercp. Having heard that
he office Of the Dayton L 9ife--his'
home organ and a rahidly seces-
Oh sheet WIS destroyed by aplriy
81 soldiers, he writes a condoiatory
letter 70 the proprietor wherein he
takes occasion 70 offer this conserya-
tive and staesmanlike council ;--
"Ihere is, therefore, bur one remedy for
past and preventive Of future injuries and
that Is, fA8i6at. summary, aAd ample rcpff-
sat- ag9a ibs persons aaa Pr9aeig q heI
,aea at home 5g language and feRiaet, are
aiteaBs iacfaHT % those optfagfs.h
Il Is very cleaT that exile las not
improved either the temper % morals
81 ilp martyr Because A Does nj
iaWless act, be would have y 90 and
do likewise BY way Of preserving The
balance 81 ragaryl tbs system oil
ed,ies adopted, lays would soon be
come an obsoIeie idea and society
would degenerate into anarchy.
Fortunately, VALLAsDIGuAN's pow
er for mischief ]. s-5ne. Even lie
ma5aesl Of LIS late followers are not
demeaied enough % heed Bis advice
Ihe people laugh his disloyd how
isgs to scoYu. He i everywhere re-
garded Is played out Demagogue4
Even tie Kenscks are beginning q
turn tail upon AiJ0ay Journal
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-03-22
ARKANsAs 4 FREE STATE.

f-~%f~ - N-@-~A - a - a A-fs
Following tile example Of louisa.
ma, Arkansas has returned 0 lie Union,
freed from thai EVIL thing which has
been the cause 81 all her treubles.--
Three years ago she left the Union for
the sake Of slavery and after three
years trial of rebellion,she is glad to re-
turn without it. In her blind anxiety
70 save slavery, she committed The
very act that alane would render is
destruction certain, and now with her
eyes open TO her folly, sha is thankful
tlai even through suffering and trials
she las been led to accept slate Of
things necessary 10 her future growth
aud prosperity. She has accepted a
free State constitution by an almost
unanimous vote Of her people. She
has chosen for her Governor the only
man WHO in the Convention which pro
nouneed her ont Of Tie Union dared,
amid threats Of personal violence, 10
raise lis voice against ihc wicked deed.
They thus acknowledge tAal they were
wholly wrong, and reward the man
who stood true when they were false.
Isaac Murphy, who three years ago
vas protected from ihe violence Of his
fellow citizens only by his grey hairs,
is nos the man whom they delight to
honor. So great change would seem
Ike one which could only be effected
By change Of generations bat these
are times when men ike % learn
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-03-22

A GoygRFon TURNEp TnIgi
CATcHRR-1he Providence Jonyao
Of Wednesday publishes tho following
Al his lxcelA ncy Governor smiil
was passing up North Main sireei
yesterday morning, a yoang ieAoTI
who bad escaped from the Lands
as officer came dashing up si4e stree
with tie officer il close pursuit. Jh|
Governor caught The. calprit Is BE- va
rushing past, but tie slippery cha
sqairned assay aad sta ted ~ agai
this time With lis Fxeeliehey ai i
heels. Down an alley and A''o yaF
ran pursued and pursoer, and just
be fellow was sesling~a fenee, u
Governor laid hands UPON hm. iof
him hack 70 the officer. aud then pr
eeeded 10 The State hoase - assuu
Lis duties as presiding off Ger " q
Re nafe
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-03-22

Isl 0Fa rssnass Its ri shCf wlshfs
q SAT- IS, sietHss tha tutss1 srff & -
~ ilsas sspuA5 huslfsi is3am ea snat
aas f f sa's iai esq feo.ain
81 pas8 so n8Ga Ef8aii tsst
81 esas "a aiti 81 ~ Da8taf 49,
43hy Cssa. ahse asaflg sfs1g sihs1 "a
~ ihs stass bm ihufssa ihs Ffcs 4
sssse, Fissa a.est lhs .hewases com q
pspsf 40 lsht misl, - e. fAss = y
ssas iAsi b & sy j sssaaes
Bee sslsFneem s4n fssff - FsFtf ifaa
neH u ils sa1 u pa uszt Fenme y seaa-
lps si@s. ihos satsllfps nias fSifa eep'e
H,lh eae 1east slecrfga.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-03-22

party Th Dmo - o-ay eaa
oniy be HkeusG % & man who has
paalys Z Is uers by hs Fiecs as'd
aakisr into d 3,sbonmcd 0d age Gao
oniy MISTER ae3 shake 81 sites g im-
potent rage al those whom he San rs
longer lfjafe.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-03-22
PErrRsox.s MAGAZINE for April

PETERsoS,s MAGAZINE for April
has the usual nuHber OF embeiiish-
ments and contributions. The excel
lrui serial STORY, The Mad u HONOR
by Mrs. Ann S. Stephens, IS eonlinu-
ed ID this number, which ALEC contains
other stories Of merit by Frank Lee
Benidict. the Aaihor Of The Second
Lie and csaer eel known writers,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-03-22

CoaronAL Gro. II SWIFT, Of ibis sillage,
arrived fron Baflingioa last Saturday, 70 re-
maia fA.s week % recruiting serEiee fgr tbe
l7tb regiment. Froa bim We learn that
shere are aboai so mea Al Burlington BE-
siats fail eompany al S. Adams. Tbs
Government refuses TO accept them As bat
s2llisn. anl greas Efforts VII bs made 70 e.
list the number requisite ior $ regiment.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-03-22

SOD HAb3ss. tiEs isn dollars 81 esffg bte
rcgsul. and !, = tl,eegki ils eaisaeaf Is
go & S. via He ms CSC F6ms sagal1
~ s Hahtne 81 part ~ terg aulep
e 81 us4s.f.as aass 5 iaer NJa, trif.
viil 800 & ff lae heaol 8 tbs sats F.ts
sp what q has undertakes and earflel So far
TVS Rsv. Ma. KgnKuaa s 60 bavs de-
aaliea s 'As Baptist Caarsh. Factory relot,
"a 1aun ~ ercans utst A general in-
yi,a,ion ! 2iepdti 8 al 70 be present.
Ma PoHrsn BArcnmutR has feld Oui 10
Peru aud is e sate ap Bis rs,Iaeaee ia shs
silaer
MosT af car farmen aFpel iheig iftes Us
latter para 81 last week aud Monday meia-
ias ga thermometer VS. below aefo
saur. Mes " s H II Clatk, 6f
sharbury casoig purchased s. sFlaish
M.aHa eees @ chsf,e. Benedict 6 Airing.
I iaa bred trafa liammeal aosk, lor which
taey pala $1,000.
TuE RtBEL iE4pgR,--l, tI'erson
Davis suffers 10 though, or word to
e.c he lfm which Is not duly weighed;
buffers ao man 10 Ircnch On rs official
I d.eu.y IS respected, ADMIRED, eNguil-
20 by us eb,ss; bat. except by some
few friends, not loved. Nature iorm-
"a him for an imperial depot, lie
must be that or nothing, What one
Of his generals loves him Not one.
Not one. And vel be has warm friends,
perhaps IN The North doe mos SO, as
obey have never been brought into
collision with him, Does Lee oye
4 him does BeaHcgardf does Bragg
\ does even Joe Johnston Not one ~
and more than one Of these il is said
hates him bitterly.
Witt his marked, firm. clear men
/ tai and moral features, what confidence
lean be really place in tie cautious,
almost iimid morale OF Lee, who nurs-
g SO keenly bis owa reputation, and
Is larkidg 10 GONE OF the most cssen-
4 hal military qualities ofaaommandpr
What ia Beaaregard, after lis foolish
procIauaiions aud pedapIic official
dispatches to himself aud Bragg Pr
What IN The iaciious Bragg, who was
al open war with him, and took every
occasion TO brand Davis Mississippi
regiment with eowardice for their con-
duet al Buena Vista What IN Joe
Johnston, the intimate friend Of Floyd,
whom Davis despised: What shall
repair tie loss T. Linn IF Albert sgd.
ney Johnston and Stonewall Jackson,
soldiers after bis own heart.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-03-22

The H0rid continues 10 asse that
al the probabilities Of the Spring
campaign point to Richmond as the
Object Of the next great ihoyement.--
Before our army can advance into
nofthern Georgia for The possessioB
Of Atlanta, i will be neee AIRY fret Of
all to secure The line east aud west IL
the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad,
including, Of course, j. nehbafg and
Richmond Hence We may expect
to hear oi Aeasy concentration Of
union troops IN Virginia during H.
next three months.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-03-22
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-03-22

The Chattanooga Gazette states
thai between the point Of lookout
Mountain and Bridgeport. down fle
valley q he Tennessee, lie twenty five
miles Of dead mules. in one continuous
siligg lhe head u tie iirst carcass
lyFs on the "qaarter-9eck ofihe one
behind him, and 50 on, throughout
Vie entire distance. The. Gatette
sags--"Jgst imagine convalsion IF
aanre, Of sufficient nag8i;ade 70 burt
these remains as they now lie, and
pbaucg the pheliax Of a future Agas.
81, who, IN liis geological researche !,
strikes either Of ihs terniui, AMI at-
ieinpis o e1hame tic catire make +"