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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-04-11
sncoes. Of tho z-ao Loan

Oar readers will notice hat subscrip-
lions 10 the popular 7-30 Loan are ill,
continued il the most liberal manner
10 The Old World tie success oflhcse
Peoples Loans IS one Of The wonders
a Republic Tie Government does
not seek 70 borrow in foreign market, !;
it oilers ne premium. to banaers bat
appeals directly 10 the people, q. 4
WIth what succ Is sufficiently shown
by the fact that during yony-idres days
thes subscrib aud pad tie cash down
or one tuadresi and irty-onc million
dollars Of the 1850 LQau. There can
be no strong r evidence Of public con
ddeace III Government securities.
While nearly al other stocks have
gone down irom twenty to utly and
even greater per can't. within few
weeks, ail f,tms 81 u. s. bond, and
stocks have remained frm excep. tie
slight fuciQailUus that ale incident .
an rapid changes II ne money mar
ket. OR readers aill rtmt m5ey that
tie subscribers - ihc 7 20 Loan re
ceIye ,cm-anuuai interest a IT. rfc
~ seven and thfce-tcnlhs per cent. per
an uta iu currency, and AZ tie end of
Ihsce year. f,om June 18th, 1865 they
wll lave the option 81 receiving III
ull on converting their notes into a 5
-l six per cent & II interest bond.
Pie at g-rat decline ID he premium
0u go.a makes these notes more desif
able tiaa var as aG Investment. and
81 -oa.l ~, 8 forgotten THAI thcirex
{ p,ion from state or municipal taxa
roA adds largely to their value.
There Is 10 INTERRUPTION il the re-
s. .. Subscriptions or the delivery
81 TIE notes. All bank., banker. ard
@hers aching a Loan Agents, will pay
subscribers Tie iHteresl ia advance
irmtae dAy 0. subscription uuii! June
18th.
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STATE ITEMS.


Fast pay Governor smith has aqpoiat-
Ell Friday, the lI,h Of april, to lie observed
as Fast Day
Gen. L. A. Grant informs Gen. Washturn
that new fort near Petersburg hiss hgea
namel Fort Tracy, 10 h5aor u capt Ifaey
Of Windsor, who was killed in p9tga Jaae
23d, 1864.
From the report OF Gen. Fasbbuln Il APP
pears that up TO Sept. Goth, 1864, Vermont
had furnished 82,7l0 men
Atkins of tle Uoatseii i z .as. RIA 7lar-
id }'ay .aa bod q aaud.n- l encaaltst in
Bellows Falls recently, in wh.gl, easf pa. 3
claims to have had the hest If Il.
A lotof State arms we're entrusted &c the
boys in Bellows Fali, to celebrate gita. aud
the rcsult was several houees war5 w-ll pref
orard, orc bal entering a bed ia which
10y vas sleeping.
AccrDsNTs.--I Thomas Boyle, Of East Do
yer, Dad his hand badly injured On the 27lb
dlt, BY q circular cav in Saermau's Pail
Factory -sergt Moore, soldier Il three
years service, lately released from q rebel
prison had his hand blown oil By the PIE
mature discharge ola cannon, while ari9g
asa ute ia honor Of the reccn. yioioats.
A shed in Brookield fell on March 3a from
the weight q saow upon The roof, and in.
jurei the owner who was underitat the time
50 that be has since died
FlaEs The dwelling house Of John La
sell, Of Aest Dover was lately Destroyed BY
dre, with 500 IN money. The lire s sup
posed "a have taken "a some clothes from a
light carried into ehaal Is iu the evening.
Cod. Msiaughln's house, a, Clarendon
Springs, was recently des;rgysi By ire, with
al tie out-5uiIiiags, loss $1,000. Tue file
caught FROM defective chimney
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-04-11

A gentleman at Cofee-house in
Queenstown. was overheard remark.
ing TO an acquaintance Il was a
West Point officer and fought before
Richmond, at Gettysburg, Nc. re-
signed bccaue the government wished
me TO command a negro regiment. /
have just returned from London.
whore ! went to see Mcclellan, who
said 10 me-'lo9 did right 70 resign,
1t is disgrace to belong 0 The Amer
lean army. Tie country iu, gone to
ruin. ] stald in Il rs long as | could,
and LETT 10 disgust.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-04-11

lae tff leb Faexaa 10
Lad aie ve.i ur8ef taai s. taoos.b
a'ns down ihr,f atns uil asIrn
CHS moet aesvbi essul .ayr,soa.
sands q ana lives and ibp.uuds
g mil pfogefy uai ye, drtuys
d
Sincerely hop ng ri pf d.aul.
g mty - Bb without tie IS of
li.c bcf s. Il,
Very 81 tay
lmf tI.
I : GBANI II Gts.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-04-11

There /, a cell in Castle Thut.ler
a, Richmond. tour feet eight inches
high. McCoal, private in Harris light
dragoons, a man measuring six feet
AMI half an inch. was kept Ia tie cell
eleven months aud lalf Mecca
bad ball and chat on BIS leg all the
time, tie ball weishiag thrty two lbs ,
the Chain ten pounds. Tie rain pen
e,ra,es that cell and On ge, days Nc
Cool lay - tie wet Eleven months
and bali passed AMI rs never once
stood straight. lie escaped tye weeks
since through a hospital window,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-04-11

-
s1th e5s
ssunau
~ ihs mst lh
change a M au WnsIs
vc.eftrs
m.s
ever atm
~ d
ar N
broks
mabsHs
and ihea ~
other
the
adte
ard
ltsE wa
sausa3 d petr sr aatb took
plao, ezfs iis m8H From i.e
position heI - ON sf h eTe-
ning d 49,. tt 'ie
cay pas The 81 &
General M
ArgAHsues Enr a r
cling ,l els atis-
ions 81 General - a.ag AID 9 ner
81 81 ms t# Second lteia Of
the Seeod ca ha
,i.lou e rol iel tHo ae To r1-
operating rs ihs mos Wn. Ua Rb
tie Niusb corps oa 9Ar sXtr l-hL
Lee musi Laf perceived ,hW rs III
forts o. hs cold prEaai tse city
iron falling nu 09r hands ln!er
cover d uigbt b. alhdra the T-m-
nanl oi IS army uj GIL slro iAe
Appama,k i ri raen t'#
riter pas partially aafnel III hem,
bot fortunately teaam wels eA,.u-
guisbcd ~ our troops before o was
materially Injured
a deputton 20 suEaHlgr tic city
came out % TIC south SIDE this morn
Ing
The colurd troop commenced en-
leTng il Ills waming beora sunrise,
and we're object. d great curiosity 10
the scores u rc4roe- iH tAv cify B4i
very few white people we're visible
and their absence vas more ob>erya-
Die o. account q II large crowds Of
negroes ID lbe streets, VITO ap elrad
to be incapable Of ,uiliisiendy express
ing their joy a The arrival d our
iroJps.
Tho forward movement in pursuit
Of the balance ii Lee, army commen-
eel abou, day break. Il was General
Grants intention to use them up cue
tirely IN case tbe charge u tbe Sixth
CORPS should proSea success and ac-
cordingly this morning tle Sixth,
Fifth, Second and Twenty 4onuh corps
together with the cavalry under Gen.
erals Sheridan and Crook, wefe put in
motion 70 ind the rebis we left
our camps around Peter burg AZ an
early hour, and marched aui along The
river road, which runs I0r mny miles
10 westerly iruten, and almost
patalcll with the ApIomahox river.
The whole Of thp grand Army Of the
Potomac was fairly "a rome by eight
o'clock, with al teams, amaulah-
ces, pack mules, droAes Of cattle, arfl
other necessary aJSillaries.
After The long, weary waiting around
Petersburg the change was yery agree.
able, and lhe prestige 81 recent victo
~ added considerably to the good
spirits Of tie whole army The couu-
Try We have passed through to-day
was ii fine stale II cultivation, aud
tho bright green Of early vegetation,
looked very cheerful when coutiastld
with The brown, sandy wastes we haze
looked on for 50 long a time.
We reached our present camps
shortly before sunset, and General
Wright pitched lis headquarters tent
in the rear Of the Mount Pleasant
Baptist Church, asmall wooden build
Ing on tie lell Of the river road.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-04-11

Tas rtsr e hnoas aaa Sur
41er 81 lee.
8ats i sahra ias a. lasi been
aeeaug l,a. TIE war ery 81 four
years has been Shouted FOR the last
time. The Array u iae Potomac has
indeed ~ha8 iis last defsa, and seen
I'd. laa retreat The Clty Of Rieh-
mard. on tie possessions Of which DE
rebel government .iakel lbe eai.tea ce
tle Coatideacy, and for which
score. 81 mighty battles haze been
fought ba, fallen into the bands Of
tie gallant army eaich has Lain 70
l9as, elth opcs deferred, 2ilhio si.b,
d ils'tose,iug church pIrss, j Der
son Davis. ,he cliyi of the great re-
beli,an, has been driven from Tie cap.
ilol VI bis cl.gise, aaI wIh The surren-
der Of the army which protected bis
retreat becomes a wreiched fugitive
in ssareh of voluntary exile to save
him from The punishment due to bis
crimes.
Tie country will rejoice that this
great work has been accomplished by
the generous commander who has en-
dared tie rcproaeh Of inactivity while
his subordinates were winning the
laJrels Of active service, and BY the
glorious army which has endured with
patriotic devotion the Lardsh.ps Of
more thdu one unsuccessful campaign.
Il is fitting that the grand army Of the
Potomac, often defeated Jet never dis
honorgd, should give the finishing
stroke 10 the rebellion without the as
sistahce Of the veterans Of the West.
Thousands who went forth in that
splendid army, under its frst leader,
three years ago, sleep on the banks Of
the many rivers Of the great battle
ground, unmindful Of the rejoicings
which greet the FINAL victory Of their
proud arpyj but the nation has the
consolation that their lives have not
been given in vain.
The trials and hardships Of war are
lost sight Of in tie indications Of APP
preaching peace. with the suueud
er Of the army Of Northern Virginia
passes away all the power Of the Con-
lederacy for a further continuance of
tie conflict. Gen. Johnston cannot b.
mad enough to strike another blow
when both Grant and Sherman are
free TO give lin their undivided at
tention. The South lies PROSTATE a,
the feet Of the Government against
which It rebelled The Union i pre-.
served, and our people viii soon en-
JOY the full blessings Of an honorable
and lasting peace.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-04-11

A great msnY ~ the early Rebel
leaders are "absett. stephens, Al
home, IN 6corgiai Albert Pike. with
the Arkansa, indians Sid Johnston,
Slonewall Jackson, ke.t, Ra,1, AID
Hindman Killed Foo'e rs London.
denouncia g zee sion fill0R quietly
asleep. Ifsrson and Ilamman 90.
where; SldsIl Is pad MA SIS ara
Saunders Fl !.mdan Caycn a ack.
Falkner, Rotelar. haege anl soula
whereah0u; unknown Tue rielus-
tors of tlii. 2ss peae struggle e laast
arc Suffering tl.e penalty ihtir guilt
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-04-11
H. NJ STANTON,
Secretary d Var.

l. Is reported that the committee on
tie conducl Of The war haze anoher.
rrporl aImosl ready for the press II
viii hli three tones like Us pr,decsa.
or, aud viii cover The Chancelor,,ille
campaign the battle d Gettysburg
and subsequent events, including the
Petersburg mnr aud the For Fisher
Gasco. i does not appear that Gen.
Grants campaign is touched upon by
tilc committee. Thai fruitful topic Is
still ~ the resolve, q Supply materi-
as for Other yoluniuous reports.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-04-11
WAX I)rAGtnrNE April ., J

~ pa,
Ordered That salute Of two hun
drd gun, be gl,d a. lhe herdsusr-
ter- o eters utrA sod depot and cy-
etJ pot sAi at,rM rn The United
Stare, aid a. go. Military Academy
a West Pant CA Ite dry Of the re-
ce,pt o. lu,s order ia yummcmuration
81 he uHeu 81 Gu H. l.. Lee,
and iiUsaYng o Northern Ntrgni. 10
Leu q II. Grant and tie army uu-
der hi, oommand. A repus Of The re-
crIpi aad eNcutou Of Tins order to be
made to ne AaJamnl General, at
Washington.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-04-11

The bst.Ie q 81 lille had been
raging aboai au honr silica ,he aur
divisions q Gen Sioeam appeared on
tie eroand. aJoeam hal pr ioosly
been made uneasy 81 fbe eNrraofdi-
nary display . force 30 the part 81
The enemy lis sacd now line,
viii Ais hsss.qlar "a tbe Morris
hoese, an3 nt elrd Is us Coloneis
to know hga loas ibeY could Keep
ihelf position. Ne csa h8ld flis 30.
silioa uutil ibe internal regions freeze
over, was tie answ Tie .Ine 81
tw0 o'elook was tao miles LONG. and
Was covered b. I've batteries Of ar,il.
lery Five attempts were made b.
pierce lhe liue, but without success.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-04-11
~ nMraaIn..I An.ll.l

2 Sc al
- ~ Gc a.
lbanh De- o t.mighy Cod cor tie
efca VICTORY viii which lie has ,his
day crowned y0u ard il gallant ar
mirs u der Yuar command The
ihauk, q thi. Dapaumgnl aua Cow
ttnm ~ and the ople Of The United
Staics their resefstee and honor have
be u Deserved ail VII b. rendered
% ,ou apd The gallant officers and
sol1ters q ysuI ARA, lul ali time.
r. NJ SrANro,
Sac esfy Ut War.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-04-11

SHERNfN's TRoops Is NoRTH
CARoLlNA Tie condacl d the ssl>
diers IS hang, i have seen no ey-
iIenee o. bordering the men keep
their ranks cio>el md more remark
able yel, not siHgie column u fire On
smoke, whirii 4 ie@ d u ago marked
be seen upon DE horizon. Our men
sefm 70 understand ilat they are en.
eling a stare which has suffered for
~ Iniyb sentiment, and whose inhab-
rants Nould glfly tmJraee tie old
u = ganE ud tDey lave he opPortn>
nay. ahtb ID tbe way, W. mean 10
gite ltrm ~ su mistaken A. 70 iu-
tat eam aig8..
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-04-11

During lhe battle q Avery sbolo, i
correspondent overheard Gen. Nil.
lams dinci Gen Ward not % push the
enemy Toe bard when The Third dlyls-
SON moved up ou the main rad The
~roaga bar q. Kentucky replied iaal
lie would not hii any body Wiiou
they struck hr,t; then be would strike
back
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-04-11

Th. New York Senate Has forced
70 "a adjauruuaH q iew evenings
sure. IS n tuulpei Ike snoring Of
"a 4 morfatie member aho.had Iallen
b Leap % b. scat % perfect state Of
-.acoaef ney al efforts 70 arouse
tle rmnolrm Sruaor proved inef-
fiual, aud las ~ Al. retired 10 lis,
gust.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-04-11

Mai Gen. J.. Grant WIS severely
wounded - die charge On the rebel
-eE Lsag Pc r
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-04-11

d.ss 81 faeail IS flrla n.y.
b easgrlfas pts a.ai er
Afat r as e8 afs
tse rtefaes rs4t q save '.sa
a clear sai asa gset
ceme bear $50 g4a
MH. vbs IS 1851 psoI -sl So
esr traaa au al 8.
usaayer. anGr,ae asltss isl
Il Washington. aal S vgtaias d Goa. B4t-
ier's bust
I'll Is n0tsoi that the famous Texan
Rangers who Ia be drs. year. q the var
h9atel or uutg. ereryabefs, ala were
Distinguished QF au5a-iy aad endurance
have +s.r .a.t hsd solitary record
umrh5sy Marshall sail when the VA
arst oamaclesl 5, voliigesal, nihe oaH
getting "lgul Sc a shipping Hu-a-
pb,cy seems to have hai d Heavenly CLIFTON
raFlecy
"A man Was iispar 7giug Grant IN satr-
mau's presence, when the latter broke cut
vltb sit Won 90. sir. II Won't do. sir
Grant is great General &c stood by me
eleu vas crazy, ana / stood Is him rhea
be Was drunk, ami now, Sir We stand cAeh
other"
--A rebel dosertog 70 our lines uet one
ofour'ueu lasertins 60 the rebels, took bla
prisoner, 5roagh, h.m ia, and taruei him
oven 80 'ae Provost Marshal tyg punishment.
One Of ,ls imperial quario yglumrs O,
Louis NaggIe.p's DE Il Cesar, printed e.
distribution to taacrsvael he.as u Europe.
SEE received By President Liacoin ia tLe
diplomats bag iou Paris
-lnneiiately after The occupatioa ofPe-
terbgrg BY cur troops Union pape, called
"Gg4al's Petersburg Progress" Tas Start
cd BY Major lieaanj Capt NcChelrg
THE confined cb suae OF tte.rge,idaat
is ieb with damaging aaact ~ regiment Of
oiiiee-scekers, who impa.iepily pace Penn
syIyanla agoaue, ard muse upon .hc taiscr-
les If Washington hotal-lire. at Ave dollars
. day
~ .,"'' VAS i''"'''
~ s ~, - = - " --"'''
-'.'' go ' y '-' y
Bris .gen yyio,b,,n ..o t.a.,
h Il. gr..t fs,fl, rs,- p.,.e.l,r, =
ys,-4 1r.a. IIcv.s ....., .f,,,.l+l,
wintbrso vlo wa tII-l I, "a, n,.tsl,,,
.srsl ia .eei. ~.
"a vga.ng aas Aslaa. ythe7ills. va.
was heid las. aess. f5rifs purpose essr-
ipq provisions f5r Isg, armv 3ao.ta
subscribed was eqe't e a677t ohe da5's sh"ft
Fa''ols'
Gen. Chamberlain vbo lei ..e arre
n
WHICH saved TIE 5ti- o2rgs Wien cIaW.ata's-
,Lo p..e.,.s..,. I - - Nv
-, - :. -.
''
- Gen. McReraia, mentioned sheT.dan's
49,. ~ w., r,, g"S
s..,.,...-,..,..., - -. ',s''
'.' ' " y i '''.'''
1T ia thought thal that great topper the
rebel Gen. Early, viii never ENJOY ta'ie &
-. '''' ~ '.'-, ~, ~ ~"
~'' -'S' @"''' 80 N''
~ ellan3igham ha7 been iestifying IN the
Cheago conspiracy e-ae, and t'are admitted
that he was a member 3fthc sons ogIi5erty.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-04-11

III avahts 8 a.
Fer & Hussr 81 al hereafter e ras-
t1el fsfHisa sslaa1 ee s55a lia5fl
MaEaffs HsrIe Nfttg eea
rsIes Tie ia ta 3es
airs 81 Hakiy $500 @A
pbg s ai d SE.het ui' he
JevENu sad oaa tas 4hs, Faa.i1aieas
o. le year.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-04-11
To Ii. Grs. GRANT, Co.-aaoding u: $ Armies. " : :
ArR1L g..

,.
10 Gen r. H. Zee, CJmmaaaiag Confederate .Sohs ArDie.
1oag note Of this date bc: M 1850 NJ reiveL In con
sequence my Aaviag passed from the Richmond ncburg oa
te tmyAe end I5nchburg Road a s writing,
~oi Waters Chu and viii qah forward font puroos.
8 meeting you.
On receiving notice ee . this road whee ou
to take place viii meet you.
U. S. MT. IL. Gen.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-04-11
To Lieut.. General Grant, Conmanding

Gsgrrai r. Lee Co1amand8 s. A..
GEvfRALY Your yesterday As have authority
tie subject Of peace The meeting proposed day
cond lead q no good vii however, General that u
peace with yourself and Tie whole North thu
feeling
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-04-11

When Wright had cut his way lhro'
The rebel lines lie saw he must be
promptly repulsed Or all was lost
80 ,ual VA. this considered that he
I'D brigade ~ per.on, a d narrowly
ecrped death from lhr explosion Of x
sheil, - Inch stunned bin Tor an in.
siaat sbJ kiil d several ia Lis vieini y.
Bat eve his presence failed 70 inspire
bis troops. AGeblr ASA H. WIS made
and 20 easily repulsed that General
WiigHa eyertnougbt i Aoriii report.
ny.
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l4fEHaFfku lsgWEsT HuWs Ia taa
friends g "Efeaael" "a OBJ. vicinity %
rsseal.goi taat near Jaasary at, tao bar.
rsls. alci win articles 81 elothps far thou.
we're forwarded aau ih.. l,age, which s,is
directed ia Nc Waiting % Jahu 81, New
York
About aeuit af.u.Ma Miaer y tbs VII
lss Ffosa lgd utb, % s5mpay r.ta 5.H-
e., a. leaeasr 81 Cs.ori schools audsr
t8e direction q lie American Missionary
Association Remaining "a Be..4art, s. g
q fsa days On tr way 70 say4Hn4a, where
she IS nos yeg Aufpy .ad sues sf-lly
eapItjel. She vre,t "Plasc Mrs. "
aad tell Asr tae barrels iroa Manchester
cane yesterday ieb 49, They we're sen 1
hero frJla 6 ] John Street Tie coat VII 6e
gwen to d coiorcl preached, as desired -
There verc twenty barrels brought here Tor
distribution, anu sou ought t5ha1e seea tie
couutenancss 81 tae uesroo. as they re chtl
cut their AAads ia the clothes Poor, nlk-
Cd, distressed creature iii yoa ogasl see
their suIaEBss yog would never gye Of do-
ing Tor them"
The American Missionary Association Is
iusdudng schools 10 the elaes 81. ths south
as fast as they cone uujtr goyoraeura!
sway, IS tic appeal from Ire co.osei people
for them being irresi-,ible--ahlt heg ueaas
are % hand Immediately or not.
Lei the ladies 90 their paft By 6lins tar-
rels,sith The needed garments q al 4e'crip-
lions and sizes, with needles. threal, sells
sos. &C., added. and also bal clothing, an
articles designed tot this jcet may bs left
the store Of Cone Z 8lrton, or at ne
house Of Dr. Nickbam, end tlsy will DC
sent On without delay
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TIE END OF THE Rebellion !!
A<>
GLORIOUS NEWS!
LIE SURF .RDERED EITH Ills WHOLE l2nY |
Officers and Men to return to their Homes.
AIMS and Equipmentsto be delivered to Grant.
Correspondence Between Lee ana Grant.
u Rlor G.neraI Dir /.
{ FL LCIAI.-

WAR DFrARrnENr, Washington, April s,
II .Vsjor General Dir
Telegram from Cen GrauSda tb. da, o'clock a Farm
VILE sixteen miles Of Banks Station, tnrmy
pushed from e main rod towards Daryr pur.ud tow
nebtog and that he very confident receiving surrender
and what remains ot his army.