The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-07-18

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Il. n, has seat IN his resi gnalign.
THa GALLAkTEr o. Tnx VI BmGADk.-
Gee CA4Aus NilcoK. who commanded one
a. The beet D,isiahs u Lees army during
the wilderness campaign, 10 late CONVEX
sAtion wilh Gen Getty, declared that the
Vermont Brigade, 2sl1 strong. IN The bat
tie u the Wilderness repuised the attack Of
bis eva DivisioB. and that Of Gen. Heth nun
beFinS more than 1000 men. Gen. VIII
cox declared that the gailantry u the Brig
ane saved cur army from defeat, Is ether
wise Haueock's column would have been
hAnked aud forced to retreat Times
The celebration q the Fourth 8, Montpe-
tier called 10, according 10 the estimates.
q. 900 70 10000 people; that st 81. Adams
4 ~, 900; a, Hsrdwick. 5000; at Braitleboro,
the procession was mile long, and 1000
I people sat down 10 dinner At Rutland they
had big tune. with 70 900 people, speeches
! b. Gov Dillingham; aud Register Colby, al
Grafton by s N. Dorr. Esq, an OK roasted
whole, pig race, practice BY battery and
other attractions.
\ The loss 70 the Vermont Central, r. X. by
the burning Of the car factory at ST. Adams.
is estimated At $50 900.
! A tourist correspondent Of the n Y. Her
aid. writing from White River Junction, W.,
says 1.-THE traveller is amazed at the life and
activity he sees on these roads. Trains,
loaded with passengers, sweep by incessint-
ly, and the freight cars pass along in inn
mense numbers, loaded with cattle, marble,
lumber. and the products Of the farhis."
Ia speech to his officers at the recent
drill at 81. Adams, Col Ladd Of the First
Regiment Vermont Militia, said "he thought
the militia bill should be repealed, or pro-
vision made TO pay the men reasonable
compensation for their services. AS il is
now, poor man may be called fifty miles to
regiment or brigade drills, and held three
days, for three dollars. which would not half
pay his board
The famous horse, "Vermont Hamble,on-
IAN" died on the 18th Of June, at the age
of IS years
Two boys in Royalton were chasing a
woodchuck. when the near one fell, and his
gun discharged and shot n minnie ball thru
the others arm, which so injured the bone
that the arm was amputated above the ell
bow.
4 The companies Of the LIST Vermont Cayal-
ny stationed at Champiain, N y, we're the
recipients Of complimentary dinner on the
Fourth, given by the ladies of that place.
few days ago cask of strong beer or
ale burst in che of the Passumpsic cars with
such force as to blow hole right through
the top Of the car
Corp. Henry H. Recor, color-bearer of the
9th regiment. received $3.50 from Uucle
Sam on being mustered out, in recognition
of bis yalor in first planting the colors on the
rebel works a Petersburg lie entered the
rebel fertilization fifteen rods in advance Of
the regiment, closely followed by Capt. Kav.
anaugh who was severely bayoneted in the
face.
In It's report Of the convention Of Adjutan
Generals, the Boston Journal says Gen
r. I. Washburn, of Vermont, stated the num-
Der of three months men raised here L
have been 49,, nine months, 4,e33; ont
year. ,S27; two years, 20; three years
20.37S; re-enlisted veterans, 1920; foul
years, u; total volunteers, 80, 6Sl; DRAFTED
men, 2,9e4; substitutes, S25; whole mum
: Der Of men furnished by the State, 34,490
aggregate State enrolment January 1851
So ego; December 81. 1864. "a, III