The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-01-10


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/ Resd Eirffi- Gamma balls
The BissasuH Ee4anr ,sulerjy sisacs
",h.t 81 ths Faakes asgJ splt their
tbr4ts" cheering 5sr Tasmas and sbsr-
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T. app5srs frlm aGdaI re5enis that co the
-5lh 81 pegsaber Jas tte uaii fru Sasr.
mans army brought Two hundred ana CTS
thoussu3 ieuers. saI be mail ty The Fulgou
consisted q nearly fe hundred Thousand
iefien ffgu The same ssres.
/ The prize meuty af &c hardy sailors vh5
fought 80 Mobile BylmaaHta 90 over enc
years pas frercry miu engaged
sherman alslautr dogs on BIS line Of
march. A western eilar wishes sherman
would march thrgtgh he aejgAhorb5oi and
we might add that thaaauis Or sheep dam-
yrs IN The eastern sata will echo tbc wish,
An army correspondent o. The Hartford
CoaFaAa thinks II may interest lcserters %
know That those who are convicted Of this Of
iense are hung in thsarpy Of the Potomac
and shot IN the armyof the James, as IL gives
them au Opportunity Of selecting their node
Of exit.
a recruit ia Connecticut gave bis name
to the recruiting ofhe,r as Charles Bfickett
Parker Haidock Twilight. There is ne dan
ger Of his getting oortoundeI with any 9TH
or man.
A citizen q CLiclgo, who has all along
been a scoessionisI, and who has jus, return
ca from Havana, Caba, says the rebels and
their sympathizers there aud in Europe are
in despair sldet says that the southern
cause is beyond hope, and be gives it up 49,
Nearly ali the rebels abroad are equally de-
spondent. They consider the rebellion
failure.
AT Silver City, Nevada, on election day,
the Union men nailed rebel flag upon the
sidewalk in front oftbe polls. that every yo-
ter might tnmple It under foot, while the
star spangei banner was flying overhead.
An army correspondent, among other in
cidents at Cry Point, tells the story Of a
person wearing the uniform and eagles of
colonel, wlo attempted to 60 on board the
boat for Washington, and was very indig-
nant at being asked for pass. Something
in the naughty airs of the prisoner caused
suspicion, and she was arrested-for the col
onel proved to be a woman, and is now i'm
prisoned as a rebel spy .....
1t is reported that Thomas is making quite
a livelg Hood out west
The T5tbuae's Washington correspondent
says that the time-honored and universally
known doorkeeper Of the White House, do
mesticaiIy called Edward, publicly named
Jimmy, who has been in Office since Gen.
Jackson's day, was discharged by Mrs Lin
coin on Saturday.
Col. Charles a. May, the brave and dash.
ing cavalry leader of the Mexican war,
whose name will ever be associated with
Moutcry and Resacl de la Palma, died in
New York on Saturday,
The town Of Sranzey in New Hampshire
is the home of George b, Nation, young
man only eighteen years Old, who has served |
three years in theUnion army, been in forty. /
three battles and twenty-seven skirmisbeg.
had two horses shot under him, and during
the Whole has notreceiyed a single injury or
'een absent from luty single day.
A woman in Sin Francisco, finding her
husband was to vtte for Mcclellan, removed
III ms CLONES ON election day an refused
to deliver the frs garment until the polls
we're closed
In the townshiTof Wallace in Canada a
farmer was frightened out Of his wits the
other night by what he thought was Fen
an about to enterthrough his window. He
ired bis gun, ans found the next morning
bat he had killed lis best COW,
The Arizona legislature offer 500 for ey-
Try Apache scalp.
A correspondent describing the burning
# Atlanta when Slerman.le left it, remarks
TO night heard the really fine band Of
he Thirty-third Massachusetts, playing
John Browns soul goes marching on, by
he lights Of the burning buildings. Ihave
never heard that noble anthem when it was
% grand, SO solemn 50 inspiring"