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, 1865-01-27


We MAKE no seesst OF in1edIenss HMABOLD1
FLUID EXTRACT BCCHu Is composed Of Buchs
Cnbehe snd Juniper Besris selected With zrest cars
and prepared In Tacuo by 3. :. HE1nBoLp, D5ugg,a
and Chemist q sixteen yearz' experience In the CITY
ofFhilAdelphls. and now, prescribed By the ost erl
nent phJ sc!ans ha1 been admitted to use In the Uni
ted Eta&es army. and u aso in vey general uae in
State Hospitals and Public Sanitary Institution,
throughout tbs land.
PRICE,:
One Dol1sr per Bottle, or Six Bottles for
Fire Dollars.
Delivered to any address, accompanied sy cxpnd,
directions.
HELNlBOLD'S
Drug and Chemical Warehouse,
s94 BROADWAY, NEW ToRK,
HEIAIB0LD'S MEDICAL DEPOT,
1oA so1th Tenth Street, =
Below Chestnut, Philade1phlA.
, 1865-01-27

From distilled spirits there was received
as. .43l, ,T0T,S3. Illinois contributed the larg-
est amount, s., ,263 ,433.15; Ohio comes next,
S8,d42 Ao6.03; New York next, S., 800, ,255.3 80,
and Pennsylvania next, &,194 1854. The
Fifth District Of Illinois paid tax Of q. .8o1
, 1865-01-27

BACHELURs celebrated HAIR DYE IS Tx nEsT
n THE woRID. The only HARBIE.s. TRUE and ttELI-
kDLx D}c Known Ihts splendid llair Dye Ii fertoct
tsLokex BIAcE md NATURAL BsowH. without tnjur.
1pE the Hair Or staining th sk1n leaving tic Aar son
storing its pristine Color end rccncs the I'll etces Of
8ad IL, nyct 1he f'enulnc t. signed WILLIAM 4:
Ee ayoldcd sol hy all Druggists, &C. Factory 81
BARCLAY Etr"ct Scw York.
Deehco, ! Sew Toilet Cream for Dressing the Hair.
, 1865-01-27
MY Deatfuy-xe,at L. Et.s

PROFESSOR ErsTIs LARRAID. fpur1s Of r.
TiY1cAlLT and coRrnuTIy, The tuICE1 EAEIALr Id7 =,
9xs11N1 9: any Nsn. Wom.n or tnild. ~ GaFqt s -.
Fortune. Tel tpK Trickerv yesprted to- These Lie,
char2 rctnt ont rs.tica'ar:s IL. FrTrMs Z reEs5a
T. Aeal'h. hcney: 1lkrnres: Loge rpn ennSs
FM Ch.s. t .c.Is 81 sss s nnnS 91.5onas; nna u
a. h,rjh xIctt,rr liz EA y. rayIcG. nna SEE. Address
TuSTiE Iat;J:tfID, comdcn, New jersey.
, 1865-01-27

1otal fecelpts.' $l1b,o
AMOUNT COLLECTED IN EACH STATE.
The amount OF collections from each spe-
clfc source Of revenue in each State, US com
pared with tue ten months ending June 80,
1861, is given Us follows:
, 1865-01-27
OFFICE OF ASSISTANT
~ QUAR1ERMASTER d. s. L.,
MILWAUKEE, W.s., January q, 1866.
Sale Of Barracks, Lumber, SC.

r., order ot the Qnartcrnaster General o. s. L.,
az q February, 1sds as o.coek n, tte galFsea.
Paymsnt ior Property to BE- nlads ID T. f. TressuIv
Notes 1T c:ose Of SALE J. II. MASON.
las kt6Q-l2t Can't. and A. o IT,
, 1865-01-27

To C.trc Esnfs>clsIed Digestion
and .yssus of Appetite.
Ada our tatle .pern full Of Dr.. 7. B. TA1no1's
~J1D,nsrYp f'yHEhrrlk CIpEk to I. tNub,eT of cold
EstcS ara 1ske Tic Ina: thtar hcf4re you retire. aad
The mi thing acs you res n the moioing For sale
cTcrywh. tr. r.; r. HAYHI1T, Sole Agent n, 7,
70? ssle by BLISS sHAkP: ]. FAKSONs i CO.,
Bt'{;K T. &EArkEl: Il d. NJ uooH ER aud J. ROEN.
HELD. ItrnEE1s:s, Chicago. ta2s E546-1tta
E5r. Acton
GonndrntiAl Fhy.ician late Of the City OF London,
England. trcats dtteaseI or the sexnzl organs in Ra
and fem.tc encc,ualiy. consultatlon 5ree- Ioom Is
Post Nf.it" Block DeAreorr and Monroe IT., ChcaKos
LII. u{llce hour 70 s md 10 2. taa1.s318Stll
, 1865-01-27

GORGHUM RUM.-I am maxine
- m excellent quality OF Rum from sor.ho afola3.
&c., fully equal TO the best salta Cruz Ans Rend
Ing me- dollars hare the recipe by "a H. viii
fuil PARTICULAR low 70 work i, hy adaresslns
G. HAWLEY, Hawie7viiIe* Ct.
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III looking over thu Ta1ious charters which
have been introduced to the General Asaein-
bly, find tie name OF 4. 2. Long. rs incor-
porator on about twenty companies. more or
less. He resides in Freeport. I understand
Mr.. Lorg is 4 very respectable gentleman.
he ousll: to be with twenty insurance COM
pauies on his shoulders. II he succeeds in
getting all his charters through the General
Assembly, hs will have big Business on Ills
hands whether he organizes or sells out,
, 1865-01-27

The revenue derived from these two kinds
of III was s3.255, $3.50. OF this Pcnnsylya-
MIA Maid 81 Ss'5 1906 New York, s24s, ,43o.S 80;
Ohio. S241, 1868.
, 1865-01-27
CUPPLIES FOR THE QUAR-
L J TEEMASTEBE DEPARTMENT..

CUPPL1ES FOR TIE QUAR-
~ TEEMASTERs DEPARTMENT..
ASSISTANT QUARrERNAsTEE's OFFICE
tf3 RoCk ISLAND. ILL.,, Jxnnary 20. 1865.
FcAlrd proposals Will ne received at this oce until
SATURDAY, January 18th, LES, Tor furnishing
5G} lfty tens Ttmok11y Hay.
? t150bl nftecn huutfsd bushels Oatx.
{sD0} i've hundred bushels Corn. ...-
TO be delivered 1t The Government Stables free Of
charge, in such quantities may be required during
The months Of February. March and April. l6d5.
Separate proposals. will be received for each article.
and lot portions Ct each.
All bids must be in duplicate with copy o! tts i'd
vcEEi.emcut. End guarantee 0t two responsible per-
EonF, in the following Jctm: 81.
''Wc. the undersigned. thereby guarantee II Gaze
the foreEoin. bid Of he ssctptrd. tsAall ne duly
aso. that written contract eha1 be executed with
bonds, tn such sum NJ 1uty considered nccessatE
Payments viii ne madt IN such 1nAos. or ID such
manner IS may be rtos1dcd hy the Department.
The undersigned relrrves tile right to reject any
ali biGe, should they Dt deelned unreasonable
j, j. McQERMfD.
fa2a r9:-E3 Cant A. J. II.
, 1865-01-27

"aianchester, December g."
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-01-03

~ s,at Ilsass.
a
I rse a5maG 1ra !,
waste Gfgr t5ss d
"a Ap ger a7eallsa
ht1 Il tat aae ama
TF nerEF4s - rae Trsra -CsI
Hag aelgh yagaaat rssa,a,. aas.
ia compelled 81 Ebcaltb 70 rcslga,
~ asb dla rlai raalaei q
ta t3st as chat s.utea. Itwal
ta isFei atas s.ae CaI slaael
base eaa $40. shils tesrsg
aai defending L, sa3 row Bas.das remains
tae ef 5nti but ecr Co.sncl
lleary ape 30 send back 10 the regiment .
Dew Dag. sal subscriptions have h,c1 stag,-
81 in some aflas larger towns f5r taai pur-
pose
A. E1nrlE-Thc congregation of the
Unitarian Church at Bals5olo ra5euay
foiol e ualeA maHtaiy eaauibaton 81
Gle Sanitary Commission
cains JOB Guild, Of Coyeatry. recent
y hal several sheep which be was aueuing
stolen from his premises.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-01-03

Dispatches from Nashville Of Dec.
%, say that the rebel retreat from
Franklin 70 Duck river beggars all de-
scription. Hood told his corps com
manders TO get of the best way they
could with their commands. The reb-
81 army is now beyond Columbia.-
The railroad is but little impaired and
TT ans run TO Spring Hill. Telegraph
nc communication is all right IL all di.
rections. Johnsonyille was not de-
stroyed. The rebel loss was 1900
men, 81 cannon, and IS general Off.
GERS killed. At Franklin 400 wound.
ed and $500 prisoners. Before Mash
vile and reaireat to Columbia, 5000
killed and wounded and 1000 prison
ers. Union loss al Franklin 200O and
before Nashville less than 1000. To.
tai Union loss will not exceed 1000
with two Generals slightly wounded.
Hood has ponioon above the shoals
% the Tennessee river, where orr
yunboats cannot reach him. Hood
marched on Franklin with 10000
neh aid @ pieces d artillery lie
Wi have los nearly hali ga meu.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-01-03
BOOK NorIe14

lu EelHelc Ms8usE commences ag
geaF naHgs aa3 Improved lr5a IaaEt.
i,s Note Ialgras ne thar tae l.stof For.
aH ~ has be,u enlarged g. ha,
ia aas ar selections win le greatly 70,
Iae engraving hr the january
nar.gr d 81 iaeeHeHe y ssrtaiu, ana
represents Consolidating TO Grown q
Laeitai Tie selections are numerous and
rarei, aniiae.maeaEias as conducted can
ps hat continue g y a most valuable re-
Iiollcal i.r gy lover ofijcralure.
IHg FEaxosI DmEcJuRY Of ". W. At
rater .or 1865, $ published BY futile &
Gay, Rutland. 1t contains all the valuable
Information usually Published in The best
works u Tia, nature
Woarc Indebted to Mr. Flagg, TIE Clerk
Of the House, for a copy Of the ''DIrcctory.
Ralos, aud Aianual" q tie last Legislature
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-01-03

How It's EYES COT OPENED. "A CORES
pendent p the \ y Eve. Posi- from Sher
mans army, in parrating the progress O
army, has ,he following, Tie army hat
just crossed tie ogechec river;
Afer crossing the river vccamo across Al
Old man named Wells, who was the mos
original character ever mot. lie was do
pot-masttr in the days when there was
railroad here. lie is a shrewd old man ,anl
seemed e understand The merits Of the wal
\ question perfectly He said
,'IheJ sayyoparc rereating. but it is the
stranges sort Of retreat ever saw. Why,
dog bite them, Tie newspapers have been "
ing in tlis way all along. They alters are
whipping the Federal armies, and they al
lers fall back after the battle Is over. Ii was
that STioec that first opened ny eyes. Our
army va alters whipping the Feds, and we
alters ftll back. alters told en- il was q
ID humbug, and now BY - know
it, for here you are right on John Wells
place; hogs, potatoes, corn and fences an
gone, don't find any fault. expected
it all"
JEFF Davis and the rest, he continued.
talk about splitting The Union. Why, if
south Carolina had gone out by herself, she
would have been split in four pieces by this
time. Splitting the Union Why, d-nit,
ihe State Of Georgia is being split through
from end to end, It is those rich fellows
who are making this war, and keeping their
precious bodies out Of harms way, There's
John Franklin went through here the other
day running away from your army could
have played douipoes on his coat.tails.-
There's my poor brother sick with small
poz at Macon, working for eleven dollars
month, and HASN'T got cent Of the id
stuff for a year. 'Leven dollars a month
aud eleven thousand bullets a minute. / |
don't believe in it, sir.
'3ly wife came from Canada, and kind |
o thought would sometime 70 there to live.
but was alters afraid Of tho ice and cold; but
can tell you this country is getting too
'ussed hot for me. Look at my fence rails
Mourning there. think l can stand the
odd better.
81 heard as how they cut down the trees
.croas your road up country and burnt tn c
ridges; why, (dog bite their hides) one Of
our Yankees can take up a tree and carry
off, tops and ALI and there's that bridge
GU put across the river in less than two
ours-they might as well try to stop the
)gechec as you Yankees.
''Iho blasted rasoals who burnt this we're !
ridge thought they did q big thing; a nat
raj born fool cut ia two had more sense in
.ther end than any Of them"
"Io bring back the good old times lie
id, "it'll take the help Of Divine Proyi-
snee, heap Of rain. and deal Of elbow S
-ease, to fix things up again" p
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-01-03

The army Of the Potomac CORES
pondent of the Philadelphia Enquire.
describes the manner in which the sol
diers who die in hospital are buried.
There is no parade, bat eyerything i,
done decendy and IN order. A plain
collin IS procured, and the deceased l.
placed IN it, prepared as docenty for
his eternal sleep as his habiliments
will allow. In the coffin with him Il
put a bottle, and tightly corked witAin
/" y scrip Of paper telling his name,
rank, company and regim nj, date and
cause of death. Every division hos
pltal has its plot Of ground for burial
and in this the weary sol.
der is put to rest. Tho ceremony i
always Simple, always brief, always
touching, for around the grave is al.
ways gathered some few Of Ne quick
no matter how few, to them is read by
the chaplain some Of those terse pas
'ases which make up the Great Book. |
For chem and him who is gone pray. |
'r IS said, and then the earth reye- |
emily takes him into her bosom. AL
board, on which Is inscribe d the name |
II the deceased, is aderward placed at
he head Of the grave.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-01-03


lnhs resent perch 81 M rebel
Casr open he Currency GlH. llor
Henry S. FoWe said
Sir / bescscb tbe hoaerahls ecn
tltmen. o8 this last oceasian perhaps
,ba ! shall hste de taa8rof 8alr5s
iag This House, 10 look wth me ap5n
Pie present condition & ihe country.
before ,hey withhold o. receive their
sgpp1u from Ibis measure. What
lour sliusioD5 Lrl us loak danger h
|tha laer. $40 rf rre aj8
fr8g u raa Our financial aHaja
are most seriously d,sorlal. Abroad.
owing 10 Tie most criminal miemaa.
agemcnt of every kiuh no respectful
consideration has yet been accorded e
us, o. seems likely b 81 accorded Is
us hereafter a. home. series 81 lee.
islatye acts have found sanction here
which must be inevitably ta,al 81 lals
rights and % Stale sovereignty anil Is
popular freedom il not speedily modi
lied Congress IS rapidly sbnesafus
all important powers, aud buillne up
an irresponsible military o. snotrm
lie Ike "a which has never been seen
before upon tits earth Other acts
ae IN progress here, which, should /
they pass, must produce popular con /
Wilson's which viii put our whole goy /
efumena system ii The most serious /
jeopardy. Enormous abuses Of pow
er, heretofore committed to the exec.
utlye deparlmeut,haye occurred. which I
have everywhere filed the minds oil
our eUuntreymen with distrust aud a.
larm. Ten days hence freedom Of de
Liberation will have been extinguish. /
ed IN this body by means which | may /
not specify The freedom OK the !
press will in all probability come 10 IN /
end about the same time, by the ope.
ration of causes which | have hereto.
tore discussed in this ball.
In the midst Of these alarming oc
cuTenees, and while corruption i Il
known to DO diiIasiug itself along the
channels Of official intercourse. what Is
he condition Of ogr armies Lee i
lobly and successfully defending Pe.
ersburg and Richmond. The unjust.
lnwise, and deeply criminal dspace.
nent OF the gallant 5ohnston from Tho
command Of the army OF the Tennes.
zee, and the transfer Of tia, army "a
he neighborhood Of Nashville, has
'pened AL Southern Georgia. South
carolina, and Alabama 10 tile army oil
sherman. Fort McAIlister has fan :
N. Savannah is about to fall. The
etc OF Charleston seems only 70 be De. /
erred q few days later. Hoods ar i
ny has already met with great disas- !
or al Franklin, and is, in my iudge-
lent fatally compromised. PresIen. :
at interference IA the cause OF these :,
ire mischief, as it was Of the result /
the unfortunate battle Of Murlree,. !.
ORC, and the still more disa troas one !.
Missionary Ridge. Should Hood !,
'iny be destroyed Ian event which
ar IS but too probablc-all Sherman
me round 10 this yicinaee 10 ships. G
no not doubt he now intend what q
i'll be the fate Of Richmond? b
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-01-03

E
q
s1 ursg tl us SEP
ggsr ss8 u %,
nHsa FIT Na
Laua Graaa -Ibe rsrsui.
81 p-
w Read ord was s,guse a
Csc
Naaar
ti Friday -aer i
aF-sg targ6 re ta
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-01-03
TAI

" havs g laab, ihat thsr "a
v lees IN ihs practical operation
Of be acoms tsx hs. which ues,ls
attention, Wesere a.,ouishelafsw
day aeo q some statements made a.
tu'ps 'he exentol che PAL.
palc dishonesty WHICH bal be,u
sheau % ,be reports d ngoae IL ma,
tay raHs ofour owu State. asd tic Il.
graceful blnlp or n pmpr ogi
d 3, glaokrs}g III some town
ships, long noted or ,hsr wealth.
hardly a single return has been maas
81 an We5me VI over 5000. Itap.
pear thas ibs pgg a dishonesty IS
tyy widely pread. III TN probabtI.
ly th Upael States Treasury has
been denaalgl 10 tas way IRON dl,y
60 q hundred millions II doIlars
Stringent measure. GA 81 10 Be taken
to pu slop 70 Hsi.ayioa ttl)
Fte Press
The New York frajny Po,t has
the following good bit upon ihis sub
jeet
"Few persons appreciate the hol.
loNness Of the boosted wealth o. this
great metropolis nor can they mlly
believe until ihoy have pcrused the
returns Of the Commissioners OF inter.
nal revenue.
The intelligent conductor Of pea.
nut stand and the enterptisiug indiv,d.
Hai who sells twelve sheets Of writng
paper for four cents, viii Be surprised
to tud that in substantial pecuniary
resources, they stand on the same lev.
q with many 81 our millionares.
How unlruihiul are the brown.stone
IRONS aud gilded cquipages of tho
Filth Avenue We find opulent fam
lies living on an income which would
bot pay their servants wages, and in
llyiduals high ia commercial and Il
naneial circles conducting an appar-
1ntly prosperous business for net
profit which would not pay half their
Office rent.
One man, who i supposed 70 have
IN income Of over one hundred thou
sand dollars from unencumbered real
state, lives like an English noblsman
n lwenty-eisht hundred dollars per
ear aud another supports Luxurious
own house and conutry place, on tile 4
income Of uincty-eiglt dol
irs and two cents, from which il To
e deducted the SUN of 500 for his
bleeding country.
Such thrift and executive capacity
re unsurpassed in ancient or modern
mes, aud they place many Of our tel
Nv citizens high above that celebrut-
d individual Of antiquity who was de-
.cted flaying parasite for bis oIcag-
ious deposit and cuticlr."
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-01-03

The views Of Wendell Phillips on
'Misegenation' may be found in the
following extract from his speech in
New York i look upon the Ger
man with its various branches Of Sax
on represented inthe North and West
the Latin in the Southwest, ard the
Negro d the Southern States, as tbs
elements ont Of which God il TO build
a nation and - Trojan on his i'm.
mortal pillar is represented leading
his eonquests attended by every Ian.
guage, every creed, every physiogno.
my known to the Old Void, SO be-
iiere that when America represents
her coHqaesis, centuries hence, the ne-
ero viii join With os IN the same pro.
cession, equal IL tie Senate, The camp
and At the ballot-box
4 new illustration Of Eaelish'slrict
neutrality 10 the American var bus
JaH come TO light 10 the case Of Run.
ble, indicted for violation II The For
- Enlistment aei, 10 ltling out the
reJei pirate 'Rappahanaock, one Or
the witnesses swore that she was tow.
~ Oh Il tie port II 6hernesg by a
British Government lag The state
iheAi eau ed ne nlm0st urprise on
iae part % The Court, aud the nhness
Has tJfe. toa searching crose-exam.
inatloa bH b. i9ld his story n such
eaHaid trslgbaorRafd was - 10
compel be.tL Such revelations a.
.ha sbo4ii make 5oAa Bui hang his
at e.sass
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-01-03

An officer Of Shcrman's army writes to 1
member of Congress from tie experience o.
his tour through Georgia, that the rebel.
hare exhausted their resources, so far as men
are concerned, and that is as far as they
have exhausted them, They have plenty Of
provisions Of every kind, but men they can
not get
lie adds: When Savannah falls-as fall
feel it must-we have an excellent base.
and can move on Augusta, one hundred and
seyenty-seyeu miles into the interior. sup
plying cur army BY the Savannah river.
which is nsyigable to that point Then,
with Augusta as a secondary base, where
will not Sherman 80
a member Of Gen. Meade's STAFF recently
saw ragged boy with an uncommon large
mufler about bis mock. lie asked What was
the matter with him, and he replied that be
had got the itch. The officer investigated
and found important dispatches to General
Lee.
~ c,,
Ell out to DO service IN tbc frontier win num-
Der about 5000, and will be COMMANDED by
officers who have seen service ia tie British
army. Their term Of service viii be until
spring. Thirty companies were called for.
and they will be sent Of as fast as they can
be armed. Some 81 thetroops have already
lefi Quebec and Montreal. The number Of,
troops called cut seems .mall. but they viii
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-01-03

4 Montreal paper says tia, of to-
Two hundred and twen,ysix tIlousanl
dollars stolen from the ST. Albans
bank By tbs raider ninety thousaud
dollars were plpnderel from them By
persoa' who took them prisoners Or
gave them shelter allcr their arrival
acro tie Cagadiao i1r
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-01-03

ADarRAL FARRAGur PRoMgr Ed.
The President on Wednesday, sign
ed the bill 10 establish the grade Of
Vice Admiral, who Is to be the rank
ing officer ID the Navy, aAd relatively
OF the same rank as Lieutenant Gem
eral y the army. Immediately after
signing tie bill, the President nomi.
mated 70 thc Senate, Rear Admiral
tarragut for lae Vice AdniraIity.and
the Senate confirmed the appointment
without the usual lormality Of REFER
ing i 10 the Standing Committee.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-01-03

MASSACHUSETTS, CorusG AFTER
VERMONT Tie Woodstock Stand
0rd says:
1T is proud yindication Of the.
wisdom and ability Of Governor Smith
and Adiutant General Washburn. that
The Governor If Massachusetts has
adopted similar method in every
particular the method adopted II this
State Tor raising the militia, The lat-
ter acknowledges that il is the best
system he has any knowledge Of
This Is the second instance ID which
Governor Andrew has adopted sys-
ten put u practice by our authorities.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-01-03
LOCAL I&TELLIGENCE.

Ns Haagar tamlae AZ faEayAL la = To-
tst7a a.asi .as aaE Giguds ia Bennington 0.tp-
ig ease efes, isyafi9 gs and adI very t.la.
g. e Hefet p ta lal5r ~ sending rs
ls..5 nrH.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-01-03

IIG CONDITION or ArLANrA.-A
Commissioner sent By the Rebel gov
ernneut TO report The condition of At
lanta Gays 1000 houses were burned,
and tlGa Only 400 remain, and that
many VI these would have been burn
"a bot that Tie burning would have
endangered the Catholic church. The
churches Of the several denominations
were spared, After the Federal mr.
my Iell, scores Of wagons from the
surrounding country came in and car
ried oft whatever plumber touIlLbo
found. 'lAe Commissioner reports
the destruction Of public property rs
large, and all machine shops, mills &c.
destroyed. Tie ruin is complete.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-01-03

M@oyic.-At regular Communication
OF AaoniTam Lodge, No 42, held en- the 9TH
ui'' at Masonic Hail, Manchester, the FIJI
lowing officers were elected aud duly install-
e tor tAe year eu;aiag T. Hoyt, W.
NJ J.. y. ioIlis.r, s. W; seli Barton, j.
VS. a. J Cray Treasurer; T. G. Eggies-
ten, sseretaryi Il. K Fowler. s. D. Dexter
Roberts, J. D. Lyman Way, II. Prindle,
Stewards y Priadlc, Master Of Ceremonies;
s.. Folsom, Tyler
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-01-03

a letter from that vile copperhead
Henry Clay Dean, 10 Mrs Morris, one
oil the conspirators to be tried by mil
itary commission at Cincinnati, la.
got into the papers II Was written a
week after election, and Dean said tie
next thing to be done was to get the
democrats pledged 10 furnish no more
men nor money for the war. He re.
joiced in McClellan's resignation 81
the Major GeneralsAip because lie
thought it would keep 10000 men
from the army This is the sort u
traitors who roam oyor The North de.
nouneing the government for taxing
away their liberty Of speech.
An eccentric individual named Wm
Wiley. died recently al Lockport N.
Y lie lived alone, kept a grocery,
ard wilied bis property valued al
SIS 900, to relatives ID England. ne
kept his specie buried IN the cellar 10
Al Oh boiler Among ibe deposits in
ihis private vault we're over 10000
gaEee caui pieces
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-01-03

TnEar is to dc town meeting at the Town
Hall, at Factory Point, Of 10 O'Clock A. H.,
% Tie gth inst, 10 see what action the town
vain tHse 10 regard toraisiug its quota under
thg late call for 100000 men.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-01-03

RAsSEr HowAEp, ESQ, Of Factory Point,
leaves t0Nn this week for City Point, Va, to
cater upon Lis duties as an employee in the
Quartcrmaster's Department.