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, 1865-02-09

BESEFT-Rcmerober the tbenedt to Carrl
Young at the Centrnl skatng Park this evening.
The cite Of the City viii be tte1e. The 0rphap
Asylum Will be open to visitors to the park. Re-
Hcshmcnts will be furnished by the ladies. the
Gne band OF music will be In attendance at the
Asylum. and also the Sill vctcrnn Reserve Corps
down town, a car will leave the corner Of WABASH
avenue and Twenty-second ttrect at IL and
1s{ pm.
, 1865-02-09

In Joift, N. Feb 7th- By tho Rey. !. kidd. Me.
FRANK v. WHEELER. OF Joliet
, 1865-02-09

ARREST Eon FoE0EEr.-festcnday Charles
Lane, Of fJackson, Mich, wns arrested at the naval
rendezvous charged with forging the consent Of =
parent to the enlistment 1t his eon, boy about
scrcnteen years Of sge. The case as stated BY the
youth 10 as follows: His name Is Benjamin r,
er at jackson. He says he has been long impor-
1uned by Lane to enlist, and An Monday left home
for that purpose aEd went toNalamazoo. He was
then rejected because he did not have the consent
OF bis father. lie was then brought to this c1tY
and offered at the naval rendezvous Previoualy.
Lane he'd written out the consent and signed ii
Of Lane Capt. Harty suspected that oil was not
right. and taktpg youn. Slater inside elicftcd the
confession that MS father had never signed the pa
s:loon In this city. Lane was thereupon arrested,
and tic case will be examined in the Police Court
thle MO{p1DE,
, 1865-02-09

nrm At 15&a1s4c for Western. Bacon quiet: loay
cut bans 40ks CT meats sseaaJd ~ .s TtaisXo for
lsa23Kc Butter dull at ga &c for Ohio. aud Ga5c
{oT State. Cheese qu1et aud tSesdJ ut 1+s2sc-
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ANvSEwEyrS.
pAR NUNS AMERICAN MUSEUM,

OAR NUNS AMERICAN MUSEUM
Holiday ALTERATIONS CONTINUED.
GriIIvrR's TRAVELS ~ TILLpUr
PLEASANT NEIGllBuR X.
AFTERNOON AT ~ AND 9-hNhNlNi AZ -.
hEW AND GORGEOUS SPECTACLE
RING Of FATE
or, FIRE. AIR EARrli, AND MATER
TIFF MOST RRllII Ant COST MIS-.
TIIE hOSI 81 PERM APrOINlN
ever insrcduced upon the Mu,rum s'agc. ......
MOODROFPF'S BOHEMIAN CLANS BlDNIRS
win eihlhi. TW y GLASS ErEAN tNGlNESi
Three fat Gira. Three Giants. Two DNAfts. A.
bino Hoy, Grard AuuRria. French Movlng fWu -
Living Ottsrs Kangaroo, and Million other CuroA
Adm is.on 30 eents Children under ten 10 cents. .
CAMPBELL's MINSTRE1S-BOwER>
" OPPOSITE srKlsG STREET.
LAST NIGHTS OF IN
GRrAT OCrOPLRNARA TKul Pr 10
THE HlPPOTHEArRON -- HAVE Nut
II BEEN 10 THE CIRCJsi
l4th street. opposite the Academy OF Music,
" NOT, Col
Matnecs every Wednesday Al. SATURDAY. .'-
IVAN AMBu RICH & co.'s MRNAGEluL
AND GkEAI MORAL EXIIlHlllON,
b9p AND raj BROADWAY.
OPEN DAILY FkON luA N. TO ~ L. u.
TINE LARGEST COLLECTION or
LIVING WILD BEASTS
AND RARE AID CT RIOT ) BIRDS,
THREE PERFORMANCES tNtiN DAY,
All. A NJ, & and s.. Y. NJ, tuf.t.iurin.
ALL TIIE TRAINtn NNIMAt'
ADMISSION ONLY - ttNlS. 81.
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FOR SALE AND 40 aEr.

A PARTMENTS TO LET IN 1HE SIOU
hbrick house. bO Rose - suitable Tor smai iu.iiy
only; reference required.
A FINE FOUR STORY TENthENT ll,ur,
hwOll loc Aud for sale, or will exchange Tor fire
claes house In BROOKLYN or Nsw York. aud u.U %
for tho balance property suits. Apply 80 leA4l
street. w
TNO LET-A GOOD 2-STORY HOUSE IN
tsvt 9Th u: high sto1p tascmclt and Ful-
cellar convenient to OF "A zv. Rent $40. Ap-
py IN JOHN SNAkl, StuyNc Institute, nD
IL oadvay. 40
ssf 900 FOR A GOOD 3-SIORY Brick
~ r. cOOhnu-a, ~ Nv 20 tee, and p.c,c ct
ground aJoinlus u, same ~ BY % feet Ia lrW Ih
1t. Alply " JOHN SNARE StuyVes,nt Institute.
90 broadway. 100
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II hniAhurs, ql4o g!r u learn the trade can ind
: l X this morning o. Warren ~. kipcneuccI
J rts only need rnplg 81
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( Mo LEAD OR TYPE METAL OF ALI 4,
~ tesrri1t Ja-, 'Oltht At the higAesg calh VTioel
~ Y, W. LkAsAE- l.. llNa-a a., w
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~ December .lnt, with -Oro hils aud about A., IA
hibIo's Theatre, or coming nom II. Whoever re-
tIGns II uiAb Keep the u'lt. and U4I - t.sl ihd
thank ot tho osuci, THOMAS MONhGhAS, al
1hIId hxe. neh AlLh q. lO2
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MONEY LOST-LOST on SABBATH
WI morning, In pacing throuoh lJ'h ~ r
80 ave, 10 luINttuIty p 49,, aud by BiUAiwHJ
tho corner OF Tint -iJurh IT, iuu cOutduiuy he
tween 800 aud W In United state. Treasury Sote
VI TIE aenOuiuai ,On oil ten ttiUl dOatu. ths
finder viii he hbe ally TubarGUI G,Y.. iva'i..- u
ut ~ East 18th 81. IA
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ARTICLES FOR SALE.

MANAGED LUMBIR FOR SALE AT THE
~ Mahogany ani LuEter Yard 0t OGDEN q 90,
592 WAAlduzI91 y, S!t
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E.OST AND EOsSD.

DANK BOOK !C-1 on THE GREENWICH
- saving b'us, ST.. 'o,o o.. t.risg e.,H At ~ h'
b,uk, or ut .l~ lAiIt. .tt,a.utt. J.. Hl.'l...
EOUND-A LARGE BOAT ~ TIE EAST
Il river, On ftidis nllhL ltr.. IT, Ntu tNr name ga
tho stern. The ovuut /. IT, Iues eel to cAd the
Waterman any time between . T.. ". 1Uu o'c...,
Ia the morning, pay Cspclp.A nud taLu 1t away.
brooklyn sputh iefry All. $40
EOIND--A BUNDLE CONTRASTING SOAl.
i clothes and - uttlC inouc ihf OAI,f ,tr t. a.
them BY paying ,o4t eft rdyc4tscu aui tlyiu. pro-.
IA toi cun. Iall al " Pearl ~ Ny. - NJ Nv.r.
I MONDAY NIGHT, IN lnn ST..
- u,twrtl 1t avenue aud avenue \, clu.cio /. %
~. tur cape The Nu'r. viii tc autlu, lcAurdei nt
calling at ar. JOINS, No. "a L.st l9.h IT. a.! t"'i,
tfUut IUOu.
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a GOOD MAN WANTED--A 81 BSTlTCTE
. ..y Amy or S.vy for 0Ho or three NcGlt-a
, Y-ice gwen. Apply at lll Il 'oal ~. conner VI
~ q
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EL-pECTABLE MARRIED WOMAN
-sn's 4 baby 10 set nurse At hct own houtc. sIsc
..'..-. .I. .u'i.. oman 90 tO4t'. Npn Al Is.
..... .t,ups l..t, va ttc rear. ~
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GIOn REWARD VIII ~ PAID FOR
apfOO the Tc.uru ~ tho BOOB ..4 weir Igl-
N piaAll 9TH ave clr on friUay cytlur, tIJJ viii
bO paiu, and que. iJus lA Il, TO- ,Ao "IrG Ot tho
books " 3. 4. MiIE a. MesI 5Jth o. 90 lV1 boiU-
way. ~
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$40 kh" I'D :. IIUnI UN 70 E'TIAI
hli O., our cut snd Nnlgc blourt. The above Ies All
Wi bo lyen on the delivery OF tue do., L-y Iu!J.-
street. SII
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LARGE NUMBER OF LOCAL AND
l "a, III ms eru's II e the saI, everywhere, Ia q
sstuf and ytu ~ no trisinesu n pay nom IS to
.srdy. samples and cirulars Tut tree hv mall
&c u " IS ct4 MEsERNEl bros, =, Nas-
..t y tt,s.v AZ t0C
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\ tHan 90 600 'u he country. % stand ~ fam
Pa nee undefstHndt driving cuich anu taktns
.... Ho4sCl ~ Al lJ9 I INK n, pad o.. o.; lax
o. 20
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&Ol REWARD.-lF THE MAN WHO

GCl REWARD.--lF IHE MAN WHO
' ~ rrnri his u.lue NILE, and ~ GA ldny
Gil.l nOJu, aOIt O'olOk. On ~ z.i Vi DeceuIi'o
tCnk b.lII.s Oi Orchard tity hpur from N. J
ROBlkSON's, -four chant, 20 " uie luh H,Ie I,
viii call Hlg give Iuforua on Hhrre he 'cliyerrd tbs
same, he will rec i've the ulpye TusarI gnd tho
thanks ~ the owner, VIM 10 pos ulnu, ~
zoo REV iRp-IAEEN Bl MISTAKE
TDo Il "a AJtps q, atur = loon, 20. gll BDSol', .
auaIE l'uu sewer clio p O,r.rgtt ~ pattern. Tho
shove reward " II lc paid b. lev M o. - The sAIOpu IS
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&1 900 PAY FOR EACH YEARS
Sl. 0UUyoluntcor in Army or Nayy, ~ = cash
Ia hand aud $40 ia Government bounty and pay;
alec l.leul bountes aud hand lnouoy paid ons and
two years volunteers. AL Who ant to enlist come
without delay u The old 'rablisLed Office ~
Eleventh II, corner 9Th avenue. 1ls
81 DSI FOR THREE YEARS-i9i3
= go tot Two year., bod Tor ono ear men,
wan. tor tho navy; SGo or yountee.s TO guurd clcl
i-0ntrs ~ EluirU. TOan quUtal illcI AMI sui At
iut,a furnished al short notice. Call at JJJ Canal
T. 81
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MCapfa ~ Co7uens AasArlsp. The
90 laihHu aathea f'antaf 81 sasasrs 3,
ui quite Opposed ef8et sJalke" Nel.
q Ieutslasa, s 81 NafAisssoa srylus & 90
saaa,tl asa neatef 81 Congress ia shs
iiass, So akss alicl Juds, Ksusy. q rssa-
sglsauia, e. ffiiay eysnlae 81 iast ptsk .tAs
az1uat afuA.es We give bel II. Is lgous
"Lais las, evening (tlayl - Jalse
kelley, Hga Charles u'Aal, sna Mr
Harpcf, we're titl ag a. the ioa-ts6It a, bsl-
Aels, oue Jalec Eiald. pbo d e,aimiur
seat ia ihe Iioae. as . member lfem laa.s-
Iaaa, remarked ia looi voice to Ju4se
kelley Wen, judge, you uerc al 4ffsiI
g slow your bands ca admitting cur ass-
sasign." accompanying g With 10 cath. 10
Wbieh Jalse kelley aale 90 reI,y, a. he had
ne aoqaaln,4tce VITA fic.d. put. la tle
continuing " hs iasal,s, JaIre Eeley re-
Piled ,aA, phea BIS naHe vas called Il would
uoi take b.m leug to Gee de up5n Bis case,
" hhlsa fitl& continued his violent tagk,
With q damn you, your people waut as
back osd caoash, and you arc afraid 10 face
ihem II you dou't vote Tor Us he finally
Isfi, threatening Kelley With personal ,io-
.epoe, and on subsequently, meeting Kelley
N the corridor, be rushed at him with .
bowie knife, aud being a more powerful man
han Kelley, eoilared him, and as kelley
ried to discngage himself, be cut Bis hand
5pen 10 the bone with bis knife. A number
# persons rushed up and disengagcd him
before heeouid mhiet any dangerous wounds
ipou him. Kelley was taken 70 his room,
nd Dir stone called in to dress his wound.
field was taken to the station house, aud IL
iaily rcleased on bail Of one thousands dol
ars, fora further hearing.
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STATE ITEMS.

SUICIDE Mrs. Sarah Dcighton, of Lud.
low. committed suicide on the morning Of tn,
25d insr., by hanging herself with rope ii
an apartment Of the house which she oocn.
pied Domestic difficulties with her husband
are supposed to have led to the rash act
She Leaves family ofyguug children.
AcclDESTs.- Mrs. Herrick, who formerly
lived in Bratlleboro, was burned % death in
Chesterfield, N. H., few days since, inoon-
sequence Of her clothes taking Gre FROM d
spark from the stove, Benjamin Farmer
young man at work in the bakery at Mont-
pelier' bad bis band caught in cracker
machine, and so badly injured that two Of
big fingers had to be amputated. &c. r.
Dane, Of Newport, broke of needle in his
hand about five months ago, since which
TINE bis hand and arm have been continual
~ diseased, becoming OF least SO dangerous
that the limb was taken off above the elbow
recently On the 2lst inst, Henry Foote
was 50 badly injured in the railroad yard at
Newport BY being caught between two cars
which he was coupling. that he died in about
six hours
A NEW LIGnT-Rev. VIM J. Allen, re-
Gently in charge Of the Congregational soci-
ETY. at Brandon, has announced change in
his ecclesiastical views and an intention 10
connect himself with the Episcopal Church.
PERSONAL fort has been erected near
the spot where Lt.-Col Cummings, 17tb Vt. |
fell IN battle, and is named In his honor
Fort Cummings.
FiREs.-Ihe dry house Of the shoe peg
factory Of Chas. Wood, Of Brattleboro, was
burned on the evening Of the 81 inst, max
ing the third misfortune Or the Kind tia,
has beiallen the owner barn in Wards /
boro was destroyed y FIRE rev nights |
since, together with two horses, ami several I
tons Of hay. Loss $500, insured SO
The upper rooms oflhe large dge-story WOOL. |
en- nil Of Harding & Go Ludlow. were de
'iroyed BY IRE fen days since, with a large
quantity Of wool chi eoth. 40 persons
we're thrown out af employment by tie die.
lster,
WELL NERIrrD PREsENr.-Mrs. Porius
Baxter, wife ofthe Representative from Ver.
mont, was made tic recipient at Washing
on On Monday evening, January lCtb, ola
pl endid service Of silver plate, which cost
1900, az testimonial ofapprsciai ioa other
services IN behalf Or sick ana woundel SCI
liers Secretary fessenden. Senators Foote
md colauer, Vice Admiral Farragat ana
ady, with other distinguished persoHs were
resent.
MODEL WIFE. Mrs. Loren Kiugsbury, q
4onlsnderry, whose husband i Id the ar
~, dag and put into the cellar during tue
'ast season, 80 bushels o. potatoes. besides ]
ioing mich ether farm pork.
lNsASE-A week Of two since, young
sonan named Hor'ense Jennings. WHO bus !
cen sabject 70 occasional Gis IL insanity. /
'as icuui in Allan Morse's grocery one q
ighi, where che hal taken refage il her
.audefiHga and learly persisted With he
"a.
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Admiral Porter has written an .ls.
boiate criticism ~ Gen Buffers re-
port 90 tie Fort Fisher failure, in
Which he handles the Generals state
menis severely aad concludes BY say.
ing: III Gen Builer had not deseen.
led g 2 sabteriage 70 cover hi, mis-
iabes, ] would Willingly have allowed
Alfn q 81 into retirement with the
bonefs be BIS mon, but no man shall
reflect unJas ! o. me, Or the corps 10
which ! belong, without bis hearing
from me u some say ~ another"
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ARMY NEWS.

New York, Jan, 28lh.--lhe nrs,.
fort, 5. G., correspondent ofthe Time,
dating 25ih, states -
Sherman's advance is at SalkehatcLie
midway between Charleston and Sa-
yannah, on tie railroad, and rebel re-
Inducements have been sent to Branch
vile TO hold that place against Saer-
man. Several cannon IRON The out
works Of Charleston have also been
sent to Branchyile.
Il is currently believed, from per.
sisttnt accounts Of deserters. that
Charleston will be eyaeuatei. Move.
ments by rebels Indicate they are re-
moving heavy guns from James ana
Sullivan Island
Oue or two monitors and several
gunboaIs have joined Dahlgren's feet
of Charleston.
A Savannah letter Of l9th to lie
Times, says:
lhe lasl Of ohcrnans army Will
leave that city on the 20tA.'
Two divisions of the 20th Corps
were at Vaudeville when last heard
from.
The Yankees, says the Whining
ton Journal appear 10 have left their
base in front Of Maj. Gen. Hokes dl-
vision yesterday, and concentrated at
Fort Fisher. Their feet also di.ap.
peared.
They of course hold Fort Fisher
Whether they have re embarked their
main body we are unable 10 say
They occupy SmilhyilIe, ii hayin :
)een evacuated by our forces.
There was considerable skirmishiug |
ibout Fort Anderson on Saturday cY- |
.Aing and Sunday morning.
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Tie fiaa.as e.reaar bas b,u issued Il
fif,heraase VIA Plan ~ esel b. the sec.
re.ary tAs Vermont Bossl 81 Ela1a,ioa
I n ~ Traders q ise Paln Selash
Z hrsaghgat t8uH
ferais ~, b DE execution q q sus-es-
Iiea, made ly tie ssetti4ry oftbe Dgard 81
Llpea,iou. Ast summer. % make you a.
smumen,al Il urging forward TIC cool sorE
ofsaIf yias ,hs aeeJsei The sick aud wound
q Il ~ aalg eui ugy Ihc shBdtcu oi
&c Faa. hoels, e eYuy age and grade,
eiH n lAa % make au Offering in thisvausa;
aHt sc res utu yoa. as teachers og TIE
sals ASSIST "a carry Ing chr tie detail
q ous Pi-a ia every school district III tie
STATE
uy 1'oibias al comforting The s.ck ana
wounded wiih generous hand, We save
lives, and help those ubo mast de, aud sas-
tain The wealth, homer AID peace Of the ma
ton. The dollars contributed, represent to
tbs suffering soldier. Shirt, drawers aud
SOCKS, food and comfort; % the country they
rePrcseui lires 70 DC slceat Shall the bur
deus q the war hll 50 uueqaally, tint tss
enjoy oil coiufri, anl tie soldier sud bis |
falaliy, endure all suffering and distress'
lou are invited 10 make it clearly under |
stood, that We ask each scholar to make some
contributions. b. !, large or small, to Be US
Cd as g collection from the school, Tor the re-
lief q the sicA and Fsunded They viii
pleass impress it upon the children that this
money is expressly 70 give clothing, food,
medicine and religious help, to the soldiers
who arc suffering and dying in the midst oil
battle, or in hospitals far from homo aud
friends, q in these Charaei Houses, the
rebel iliiary prisons
Tie teachers will pleas, call for this con.
ribuiion IS promptly as possible, after tie
reception oflAis circular. and will hold thea
elves responsible for Tie money collected,
shiah they will remit to my address. A let
or Of acknowledgment f-ou the Branch ID
ioaton, TO be lead to tie school. will be in
aediateiy returned, giving some definite &C.
cunt Of lhe manner in shica the money is
o 10 usrA
Thus the public schools Of Vermont. thro'
be thoughtful consideration Of iho Secretary
the Board Of Education, and the faithful
ooperatitu u Tic Superintendent and
,aclas. vim baac Tie privilege Of present.
" nolle exanple Tor those Of tie other /.
lyal States, AID 40 trust, the ball viii not {.
sase IT. motion, iil on needed supplies
ZACH cur brayo AMI faithful army, in whosa
ehali | make this appeal
Mas. N. G. DAVENPORT,
VI. Agent Sanitary Commission. :,
Bmttleboro, Jan, 1865.
| cheerfully giye the shove plan my most !,
,rlial approval, and commend It to al con-
oetel With the public and other schools.
J. 5. ADAMS, !
sec'y VI. Beard Of Education. y
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ANECDOTES or SnERMAN.-A
brother Of Gen. iiardee and others,
having laid claim to The cotton ii Sa.
yannah, Gen. sherman g4ge them a
written repIY,in which be SAID the col
ron ought 70 % into the bands Of he
general government; which, he said,
could never " Identified ri TIE blood
and treasure required 10 reclaim pos
session Of Savannah This was lis
opinion, still be might g to Washing.
ton, and try 10 have his decision re-
yersed
Speaking Of snbjugation, General
sherman has a very terse way Of
meeting this difficulty. To a proud
lady who said 10 him "Gen RAJ, YOU
may conquer, but you can't sub agate
us he instantly replied, ! a MT aaot
70 suhJugate you. mean 10 ILL you
Pie whole 81 yoaif you dout stop tlis
rsbelli y. 10 another, who nsnte /
q know how long the war woall asl.
be said, Wei, aeii, il bis rapid aud
earnest manner, ] don kuow perllap.
SIX or e'g'lI years ard then twenty OF
twenty-five years Of guerilla warfare
long enough % desiro His hole gen.
ration, and then we eill lrg,n anew.
10 this way sc dashes thei arrogance
right and left 70 tie W.nds, ard fhey
cave hls presence utterly egDiounded
ind Al least with due respect 10 Tic
Yankee general
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TnptAf Wnrfn CANraisv.

lWu#A& hfNrrW GAMrA4aS. ~-
We Lec eiR.y mapped oai iba
man fcautes m 1b ueW eampsieo
which Gen. tHomas has iatasuatel
against tbe States 81 Alabama aud
Mississippi ~ 4alregus u'o tbi
bitcr state, Instead e laiHng back
through Geors &, tr ay hs cam
li9i lss pursued a course 81 asgee
able % Thomas rs uas bas a8Hk nose.
mni around AiIaata jo sherman Or
naW thsi tAe theatre SO operations
brought near 90 Csc Ms spm. a.c
various forces detached lae garrison
eiy t.eag Jas river c8n o. mtie s.
tal.aae ler offensive Operations
When lhe maia armirs were lar away
tu Georgia, STRONG dclasdmeal bad %
be posted at ~ nHAis. Nlcs ID II. Pa
lon Rogue aHd 0iaer points. q tuafi
them against sudden tofags. Now.
however as the tide 81 batt!s sdrsts
near % lhcm, their garh0as bagome
past and pared Of Tie man atnyand
we accordingly iad thai a hagy cob
amn Is now preparing Is mote from
Nicksburg 10 lIools res, Wide TGom.
IS advances from above, aud Grasgsr
iron below.
Hoo /, says a Tennessee letgr wFi
ter, "will not only soon lind lint an +
emergency exists 10 cali hiu oul If 4
his retreat, bat he viii discover dat
half a dozen emergencies Of a very |
pressing nature Oue will come from
he direction Of Mobile. Two or three
from Mississippi, one from Passport, /
another from Florence, and YET an
other from Decatur"
Gen. Thomas is stated 10 have nn-
Der bis immediate control, near Flor.
eHce, 10000 infantry, IL addition 10
.lis heavy. cavalry force, computed DIV
some a; fully 10000 strong. A 10
lis antagonists force, a spondaui
writes from Nashville, under date 81
he Eth, rs follows:
~ yesterday met Gen Whpple.
Thomas chief oil staff and asked him
o give me aa estimate Of Hoods
resent strength. 1t is mol beyond
10000 said he, including cavalry m.
illery and infantry; he has lost 90
lOO more ia this State !; be may De
bic to Ct 1000 more IF Dick Fay.
or, Col. Scott, and others bat when
,e collects 10000 All told, he viii
Iave all the.meu in the States Of Ga.
Nlabama, Tennessee, aud Missi sippi,
xeluslve Of the militia, who amount (
Q nothing lexprpssed surprise, and
old the General | had estimated the
)rcc in those States At 10000. Thai
TOO high; when Hood collects 90. j
90 he viii not be able - gel another 4
nan
Possessed Of greet genius and shiG.
,ading an army Of seasoned troops
uoyed up with the Inspiration Of VIC
'ry, and backed by tie resources Of 4
ie great West, TIE gallant Thoma [,
am fad Of ach ewing sacccssiu th. !,
Isl and great undertaking upon Which
g now entering. AK !, Comae, ?
al Iy
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-01-31

AKEcDoTE ~ Grs LEr.- One Of the NOS.
popular stories q Tie rebel camp lately
ioaad is way il,o the newspapers, and vas
thus told by The Ri.hnond Wig
A gentleman rho vas in tie train frou
this city % Pe'eraurs. q very cold morn
ing uet .oag ago. tels Us bic attention " as
attracted Is the saorts q a youag soldier
s!'h bis ara il sling 70 get hls oYercoa,
%. h.s ies'h As well Is his sound Arm
we've bruae into asa &c effect tie object
bal b Gle a.lsi e his efforts az oficer roas
fion BIZ sesl, aisadoed 70 him, aud very
csretli.y aad iealssly assisted hin, draw
ias tic eoat gsntly over BIS wounded arm
ahd ps.ssnias i upcsmisriatiy, then. With
> .en KIND a. pleasant wsg4s. returning u
la se-t. Nov tie oliseF il question was
aai clad % gorgeous ua.srm, With lgil-
..snl Ntea,a 1p.a ii.e e lar sl.i ,aG .sisuds
81 ttsaei cu lie siesses. ftseg.hsle iae
A@aas iaiFg1iA q Crete, tut be r@a clad
i ~ mae sa.t 81 gny' distinguished
irsa ~ asF6 q 4 siss. - Gals 81 lhs,Ares
st4r lea every Ca'sleFaie C9.eae, ID
5Ae SERVES, p as salass.1s, IS taas.el Is
wear 49, se ba - cher liaa CIR
s-et general EasE Lec. ph8 Is LIT
srlfsf zAd gro-2eF shAn Be i good ana
esl
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-01-31

The sinslcness IF purpose. magnanimity,
AMI exalted patriotism Of Gen Grant are
very well illustrated in bis reply TO the COM
mittee who have ia charge the sherman
Testimonial 10 Ohio, After placing $500
at tho disposal Of the committee sc says:
Il came; say word too highly in pr4ise
Of Gen. SAerman's aeryices from the begin
niug Of The rebellion to the present day, aud
viii, therefore, abstain from tlattery Of him.
Suffice it to say, the worl IS history gives no
record 81 his superiors, and but fcw equals.
am truly glad for the movement you have
Get on foot, and Of the opportunity Of adding
my mite in testimonial Of SO good aud great
a man"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-01-31

InE SoCrH not AT ALL READY
ron THE SrnlSG CAMrAtGx. : Jan
uary has almost run It's sands and
spring approaches. The war, which
further South has known no pause,
will soon wake again in Virginia.
Grant is gaiheri bis forces around
us. His own army is iatfenched near
al hand. Sheridan is IN the valley,
Thomas IS IL Tennessee, Sherman Is
mcnacing our southern conncciion,and
with bis face southwark. All the signs
indicate an carly combined and Wig
oroa5 movement upon our great lines
Of railway and upon tie capital Of the
country. Three months Of winter
we're precious months Of preparai. on.
Two 81 them are gone, one Of lbem
remains. Has our work been accom-
plished' Have cer plans beer u IS.
81 Have 90 measures beea laAea
las cur policy been agreed upon
las me army been reorgaaized Has
z been strengthened Alas for lhe
answers that truth requires Alas
'lai he lime Of preparations Is end
z btiore preparation il eenmei.ctd
Rleha,oi.d .sea6nst, Jaa III.