The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-10-17

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40 istejEaiioa At Memphis sLos'
liar aas ~ 5. Gnsal. nho ~Hs q pes s.
a. ffaar Foyd. has saiajled The gov
sram-a, ou, Il 50 bunlgej bales q CT
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i9ss eizin.
A rftrth committee u n Connecticut
,owr rs. ullsn q very influential bot if-
res,5as iran applied tes melnbership,
llaa8ly aaaftt BIN lbal tie church ~as
i4l
Dr. Theodore Dshoa and BIS son Of
va ertsro IS. G., were sho, al by their
sofaer aavt. On ihe 2zd ali. AID the aoa,
II j feared. " as moualy wounded.
Tte property Of the wife Of Gen. Eaell.
ats, sg5,. valued Al 100000, which had
lera Gbelsl fer con6scalion, has been res
tered 81 ler ~ order 4 The President.
III accordance with a call from mum.
ltr II e,aa.as, tbe Hon John Minor Bolts
II CaEepptr has accepted nomination
fof Coaef,ss "a ihe Lynelburg district,
ard De- I'D probably be elected.
At yFnts, Cal. married women 60 10
school with their children. Sometimes
ihe mothers and The children are all be-
tween lie ages Of and rs.
Two llausand ladies in Manchester.
y. IL, hive peliiioned the city govern.
iaent % esiorce the liquor law in that
cts.
Young Edward ke,chum takes his COM
fnemen AZ The Tooms very quietly. lie
leads poetry most of The time Iiis wife
don't visit hin, but other female friends
DO.
An ii tempered lap dog bling piece
oui a a a.alc visitors Lee, bis mistress thus
expressed her compass on Poor Hide
deaf creature ! hope il will not make
hinlsick"
Femsle barbers have become an insii-
lutiou Is Bangor, Me-, aud newspaper
correspondent Who has submitted has chin
,l.e,s delicate manipalaiions Is enihusi
assie ln their praise.
Hon G Clay Smith IL going 70 stamp
New Jersey "a favor Of The constitutional
amendment.
a cqaclnan at Paris has been impris
oncd Tor life for trying TO violate the per-
ION Of he masters wife while out on
drive
Mpi.. Gen. y. n. Couch has committed
political suei3e BY accepting tie nomiua-
iun lor. Go,erpor, rendered him by Tie
Massachusetts, Democrats.
TIE lcggocs in Richmond are getting
up hfm, 10 be called lhe Richmond To-
taceo A seriatlon," capital $4,000, for
he patposf % manufacturing tobacco
They have $1,000 Of 1t already subscrib-
yl.
Tho Mobile Tribune reports that a
nes tpalrr, 10 be edited by colortd men,
B llc interests Of the colored people is 70
DC sei up IL that city.
Tie NgH York Saturday Press says
lie mos natural Authorization Of New YORK
city official Vi course, is city of.al.
I,.ssaid hat John G. Breekinbridge,
Ex-stcre.ary Of War, aud TX General,
proposes 10 become British subject, and
enter ,nia Tie pork business in some Can
hliau leNu.
The Union ofieers al Mobile lately
gave a i.ancr to Gen. Hardee, Of the late
rebel army. and toasted him as "0d Re-
liable The determination was comp
leie.
4 prominent citizen Of South Carolina
Is described as having spent eigh, aerS in
lsc pullice scfyiee--sx in Tie Legislature,
ma two Ia he peniientiary.
A CORES pondent says: There arc law
sai,s epoesh IL each and every county IN
East Tennessee 10 keep a continuous sit
ting 81 ilig courts cor the next three years.
Twenty women, armed with switches,
severely whipped resident Of Eas'mans-
,ille, Missouri, Tor ibis conduct wilh a
adY uoi BIS wife.
Cra Banks made a speech a, Lawren.
&c. Mass.. On Monday night He review.
i and defended bis course in Louisiana, /
sayjrg lat the two years passed by linn
lvfe werc lhe produces o; his lite in ref
erouce 20 present policy, he expressed
iear ihai Mr.. johnson has made mistake |
10 abandoning the position taken by Mr..
Iineola; that pardons are beeing too law |
,-liy granted. and that the true Union men
.ua ne negroes will suffer by the change.