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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-06-20

q eatin' house to-day, and encountered
a young man with long black hair and
slender frame. lie didn', wear much
clothes and them as he did wear look
ed unhealthy. He frowned on me
and sed kinder scornful, So, sir--you
come here to taunt US in our hour Of
trubblc, do you
No, sed /, | cum here for hash |!
Pish-haw 7 be sed, sneeringly, u
mean you air 10 this city for the pur.
puss Of gloatin' over a fallen people,
Others may bAsely succumb, but as
for me, will never yield-nerer,
Asper r
Hav' suthin to eat ? pleasantly
suggested.
Tripe and onions 7 he sed furcely
then he added, | eat with you, but |
hate you. You're a low-hyed Yam
kee
To which | pleasantly replied,
How'll you have your tripeS
Fried, mudsill with plenty Of
ham-tatr
He ct very ravepous. Poor feller
He had lived on odds and ends for
several days, eatin' crackers that had
been turned over by revelers in the
bread tray at the bar.
He got full at last, and his bart soft
ened little to'ards me. After all,
he sed, you hav sum people at the
North who air not wholly loathsome
beasts 7
well, yes, / sed, we have now
and then a man among us who isn't a
cold-bluded scoundrel. Young man,
this crooil war is over, and you're
lickt! It's rather necessary for sum-
body to lick in good, square, lively
fife, and in this ere case it happens 10
be the United States of America.
You fit splendid, but we was too many
for you. Then make the best of it, g.
let US all Civ in and put the Republic
on firmer basis nor ever.
Il don't glote over your misfortins,
my young fren'. Fur from it. I'm
an old man now, q my hair is softer
nor it once was. You see my specta-
cles is mistened with suthin' very like
tears. I'm thinking of the sea Of good
rich blud that has been split on both
sides in this dreadful war. Pm think.
ing of our widders and orfuns at the
North, and of your'n in the South.
kin cry for both. B'leeve me, my
yung fren', kin place my old hands
tenderly on the fair yung he'd Of the
Virginny maid whose loAer was laid
low in the battle dust by fedral bul.
let, and say, as fervently and piously
as vener'ble sinner like me kin say
anything, God be good to you, my
poor dear, my poor DEAR
riz up to go, & takin' my yunl
Southern fren' kindly by tho hand,
sed:
Yung man, adoo! You Southern
fellers is probably my brothers, tho
you've a cuseed queer way Of shown
it. It's over now. Let US all jine ir
and make country on this continent
that shall give all Europe the cramE
in the stummuck ev'ry time they lool
at us. Adoo adoo.'
And, as l am through, I'll likewise
say adoo to you, jentle reader, merely
remarkin' that the Star SpangleC
Banner is wavin' round loose agin
and that there don't seem to be any
thing the matter with the Goddess o.
Liberty beyond site cold.
ARTEMUs WARD.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-06-20

DIR. Ross Of Virginia, being a mer-
ciiul man and kind, having to clip the
ears OF a beautiful blooded raj. terrier,
procured dollars worth Of chloro-
form, and after administering the iu-
venile canine several doses by means
OF sponge, succeeded in producing %
most satisfactory state Of insensibility.
lie clipped the pups ears beautifully,
and wired them up in splendid style.
30 far, the operation was a decided
success, but when he came to wake
up his patient, it was no go. The
purp was dead.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-06-20

A village editor up country was
very desirous Of gaining the good
graces Of the new minister, and,
10 describing his first entrance
into the church. wrote thus He is
a most venerable sample Of antiquity
But to bis asionishment and the
amazemen, Of all the inhabitants, il
came out the next morning 10 types :
: He is a most venerable sample 81
miquily.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-06-20

You said, said the judge, the
parson who married you to tie fret
wife authorized you to have sixieens
What do you mean by ihatT Well,'
said Hans, be told me dat / should
have four petieF, four yerter, four
richer, four poorer--and in our coun-
try four dimes four make sixteen.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-06-20

The times are so hard can hasdA
ly manage TO keep my nose above wa
ter, said husband TO his wife, who
was importuning him for a dress
No, she replied with some aspcrity,
but you manage to keep il above
brandy and water easy enough
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-06-20

IxcREAsE or NATIONS. Official
returns, lately issued, show the rate at
which varions countries increase and
multiply. In Great Britain in the
year 1852, living child was born to
every twenty-eieht persons. In
France (18Gl,) only one child to ey-
cry thirty-seyen persons Austria
(l6e2, )one to every forty-two Prus.
STA (1660) one to every twenty-five ;
Belgium (ls6l,) one TO every thirty
one Bavaria (ls6i,) one to every
thirty-one, Spain aud Balearic Il-
lands 1861, } one to every twenty-five
Greece (ls60) one 10 every thirty
dyei hiIifis62 one 70 every twen-
~ four.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-06-20

] wish, said beautiful wife 10
her studious husband, ] wish | way
book. . l wish you were-an Al.
manae,' replied her loving lord. and
then | would get a new one every
year just hen the silk rustled.
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Total

In the midst Of stormy discussion,
a gentleman rose to settle the matter
in dispute. Waving his hands majes-
ticaily over the excited dispuianis, he
began Gentlemen, all want is
common SENSE Exactly Jerrold
interrupted, that is precisely what.
you 40 waat.' The discussion was
lost in burst Of laughter.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-06-20

TRooPs TO BE MUSTERED Our
The National intclhgencer contains
the following:
The number Of troops in the Army
Of the Potomac and in Gen. Sher-
mans army, whose terms expire prior
to the lst of October, and now under
orders for muster out, is estimated at
1880. OF these there are:
lS9 tbree-year regiments Of 1862. 55. 900
Threc-year recruits Of 1892. 20.i60
~ one-yoar regiments Of 1864, and
one battery, II $40
One-year recruits Of 1864, 3l.720
Total 100 gtn
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-06-20

Il is said that there was never buf
one man who wasn't spoiled by being
lionized lie was a jew and bis name
was Daniel.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-06-20

Pa, bow long does the Legislators
set Three or four months. my
SON Why, what set Of geese thry
must be our geese only set 6go
weeks.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-06-20

PICTURE OF THE RED SEA.-Ho.
garth was once applied to by certain
nobleman, to paint, on his staircase,
representation Of the destruction Of
Pharaoh's host in the Red Sea. In
attempting to fix upon the price, llo-
garth became disguised with the mi
serly conduct of his patron, who was
unwilling to give more than half the
real value Of the picture. At last,
out of all patience, he agreed to his
terms. In two or three days the pics
ture was ready. The nbleman, sur
prised at such expedition, immediate
ly called TO examine it, and found the
space painted all over red.
POUNDS 7 said the purchaser,
what have you here? ordered a
scene of the Red Sea"
The Red Sea you have, said the
painter.
But where are the Israeliies 2
They have all gone over
And where are The Egyptians 2
They are all drowned
The miser's confusion could only
be equaled by the haste with which
be paid bis bill. The bitter was bitten.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-06-20

DUCK MTTRNs AND GLOVES, manu-.
1b fac'urea ard sold by
y. ". poVr. AoKST, HAEcHEsrER'
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The Journal Job Printing Office.

We hase Hs@sBgF nsts ha&siGek - oQf suh
fss6ttns nsiasis 49, 1fs w. lslltg FsrlNrei glsz
Fv@f ts sEsfAts e tAs tsag ssyA aa ag1sFa AR
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FAMPALETs
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CARDS
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49, t.t VfEa*ss
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-06-20

JAMAICA LEATHER COMPANY manu-.
- taesnre Custom Made Boots expressly for
the New England trade. All work warranted.
Prices 20 suis The times. Orders solicited.
l.. y. srRAGuE, AGENT, JAMAICA, Vt.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-06-20

VTASDERLIP'S HOTEL.-This long estab-
hshet Hotel stiil continues open Tor the
secou ,nodation Of tbs travelling public. Par
tlcalar attention given 70 bosrders from abroad
4nftrr The summer months The public pat
.ensgr hitherto literally extended is respect
nlytolicned.
sHvASpEgLIF, rkoThfoF'
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-06-20

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Terms for AdvertAstng.
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-06-20

sound oui your praise, your hazard,
yoar care. your luck, than We have
blasted ia all our court and elsewhere.
Well. / will attribute il 10 Gods
providence Tor you, thai--lest ell these
glories might elevate you too much
lie bath suffered, though no. made,
such q sciuple, TO keep you under His
rod. who best knows we have more
need Of bits than spurs. Naleant ista
amara, ad Tarlarus eat melancholia.'
Your Soverign,
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say Hfe SeiteGuuSen aerbeu proHpt biltg uns tn
tar,efer i5rift ansefsrtst. Il.
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9entide MuO engliide sdule
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ENGLISH & GERMAN INSTITUTE

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LATEST FROM EUROPE.
Decline in Cotton and RPeadstuffs

PORTLAND, Dec. 6.-The steamer Hibernia
from Liverpool on the 18th, via Londonderry
on the Hith, las arrived.
EStephens, the Fenian head centre, escaped
fIom prison on the morning of the cath.
The cattle disease Is on the increase in Eng.
land.
Arrived from New Orleans the ship Column.
bia At Hayre. Arrived from Wilmington the
Persia at Liverpool.
The ship Pride OF Wales from Swansea fol-
New Orleans is ashore on Neat Bar
The loss Of the ship William and Frederick
from Mobile or Caidif, is reported by person
who gave his name as Antonio, and who said
ne was her master. Her crew took to the boats
but all persisted excepting him. His report:
respecting dates, latitude and longitude are
very confused.
CottOn.-Sales OF the week 1000 bales.
Market closing with a decline Of I'D. on Am0ri-
can Sales on Friday, 10000 bales. The mar
ket closed firmer and upward. Middling Or
leans 2td.
Breadstuffs dull and declining. Provisions
unsettled.
LONDON, Nov. 2i.-Consols closed at 500 a
S9S for money. Bullion in the Bank OF Eng.
land has increased f7Oe,OO0. U. 5. Five-twen-
ties 64L
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In DEMAhD. a

the pressure at the .Star counter yesterday, no
message ever issued by an American President
has been looked for with so much eagerness as
thai of President Johnson yesterday. 1t was
set up by our active corps OF compositors with
unprecedented rapidity, and then for hours
our lightning presses, running at their full
speed, were quite unable to keep up with the
demand Of the public. The fact that we issued
complete abstracts of all the Cabinet reports
also tended TO increase the demand for the Star
1t WAS hard days work for all engaged about
the Stor Office, but they found their reward in
the qualification with which the public received
the result of their labors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-06
TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
MESSAGE Or GOV. BRAMLETTE, OF
KENTUCKY.
He Recomme nds the Adoption OF the Con-

KENTUCKY.
He Recomme nds the Adoption OF the Con-
stitutional Anne ndment.
FRANKFORT, KY, Dec. 6.-Gov. Bramlette in
in his message to the Legislature says Kentucky
furnished 10 the Federal armies, mostly three
WEARS men, 63,975 white and 5,5SS coloTed SOL
dirrs and remarks in the connection, Ours
wss not the loyalty which draws its subsis =
tence from promised profits, and its courage
from distant danger, but that unyielding deyo-
ton to principle which neither loss Of prop.
erty nor present danger could overcome He
recommends each county to organize a com.
rany to support the civil authorities.
The Governor says the result of the war has
been such as to Danish forever the heresy of
secession; has determined the impracticability
OF II, and 1t only remains for the judiciary to
decide that secession 10 treason to have the
subject finally and forever adjusted. The ad-
Indication should properly be had in the case
of the chief OF the rebellion TO make it q pre-
ctdent for all time to come.
The Governor argues that the adoption OF
the Constitutional amendment would give per
petual indemnify against the attempt to control
the question of suffrage through the Federal
powers, and recommends its adoption because
slavery has ceased to exist, and universal
emancipation has made freedom thoroughly
national
The question what is to become Of the negro
the Governor leaves 10 time TO solve, and rec
Onlmends an i'm vitation be extended to a supe-
rior class of laborers, to develop the mineral
and agricultural resources of the State. and
suggests modes whereby such laborers may be
attracted hither.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-06
NEW YORK ELECTION.
Hoffman Elected.

NEW YORK, Dec. 5-The city election here
today passed off quietly, and no rows or muir
ders are az yet reported.
The full vote for Mayor stands, Hoffman,
CTammany Decmocrat,) 1926; Roberts, Re-
publican. 3t.42i; Hecker, (Citizens' Association
and Mozart DEMOCRACY lu,4OU; Gunther, INC
Keen Democrat 6,65l. Hoffman is elected By
majority of ,53i.
NEW YORK, Dec. 6.-Fuil returns Of the city
election show that r. o. German, Democrat, is
elected Corporation Council by l,7O0 majority,
teing on all but the Republican tickets. Eight
Aldermen are e1ected-one Republican and
seven Democrats; two of the latter being
elaine d as municipal reformers. Twenty -four
members of the Common Council are elected,
OF whom thirteen are Republicans.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-06

THE FRFKDMKN OF THE DIsrRIOT.-Yester-
day, Mr.. Morrill,, of Maine, introduced a bill In
the Senate repeating all laws in force In the
District of Columbia which make any distine-
ton on account of color, and prohibiting the
authorities Of Washington ara Georgetown,
and the Levy Court of the County Of Washing
nance that shall affect alike all persons OF
whatever race or color, The secoud section
takes similar action respecting the several ter
ri tories Of the United States. Any omcer
violating such provision il liable to q fine OF
hve hundred dollars, and imprisonment for
not less than six months nor more than twelve
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AFFAIR." In Grorr,tax.

CANAL.-Arrived-Ele ven boats. Win 49,,
consigned to Central Co. fS6.ls tons Ams,i...
%, ITO tons; Cumberland Co. 220 "a TO-
Hampshire Bait. Co., 2i9l tons: 8 n c.~,I.'
man, llO:l5 tons; boat John Moore, light Ia
parted.Boats x. n. CastIeman, with sAl:, "A
Edward's Ferry: @. o. McCord, do, 60 Clnrns
berland; Seneca dry goods and salt 10 Seneca,
and seventeen boats light The order OF ~.
Canal Company TO close the navigation OF m.
canal, Tor the purpose OF thorough repair an A
improvement, will prevent the boats depart
ing from making another trip from lie cosI
depots this season. Those en- route Vii dis-
charge their cargoes ano depart as soon al no. .
sible, or sstie mp" at this terminus
FLOUR ANDGRAIy MARKEr-There Ara no
arriynls OF Hour or grain reported o-day The
market is about as at the close OF Yesterday,
report. good demand 70 supply the local
trade without any material change Of the uric
list quoted IN yesterdays Star.
PORK.-The receipts Of country pork have
suddenly fallen of, and the stock offered the
morning was small comparatively. The whole
sale prices have an upward tendency. Dealers
are giving SI3 per 100 pounds this morning. but
the retail price remains At sN.
PoRT OF GEoRG ETowN.- Entered-Steamers
Minnisennet Gedney, Baltimore Potomao,
McCue, Philadelphia. Cleared-Steamer Bal
umore, Lewis, New York.
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Election i'm MaxSachuSeffa

BOSTON, Dec. 4-John II. Perry. the citizens
candidate. was elected Mayor OF New Bedford
without opposition. Edward IL. Bennett was
Reelected Mayor of Fall River. Arlington,
Republican, was elected Mayor Of Lawrence
by siXty-four majority over White, Indepen-
dent.
j: Warren Merritt has been reelected Mayor
OF Cambridge, and Eusuce G.. Fits Mayor of
(Nhplspa
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Naval lDispatches.

FORTRESS MONROE, Dec. 6.-Arrived, brig
TROY berry, from st. Johns, for Richmond.
Her captain was lost overheard during the
voyage.
The schooner VIM. p. Burrows, from New
orleans, with cotton for Liverpool. has arrived
In distress. Her spars and sails are carried
away. Cargo safe.
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THE STAR,

Senators and Representatives can have the
DAILY EVENING STAR delivered regularly and
promptly at their residences, IN rrrappers, by
ordering through the Secretary Of the Senate,
the Clerk Of the House OF Represen tatives, or
at the office Of the STAR, corner Of 18th street
and Pennsylvania avenue
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LIQUOR PROPOSALS.

/ Bids for contracts to furnish liquors were
opened by Colonel Bell, Of the Commissary
Department yesterday. and the following are
the prices given old Rye, 81. SO to SO so per
gallon; Bourbon, 81 ~ to So 50: and Rectified,
&2O1 to 81 20. The proposals are for IS bbls Of
Old Rye, 245 bbls. of Bourbon, and $40 bbls. of
cd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-06
BREVETTrD.

Major Edgar w. Dennis, Judge Advocate, OF
the Bureau of Military Justice, has been brs-
vetted to the rank Of Colonel. for faithful and
meritOrious services In his department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-06
PROMOTED

Capt. E. SEabad, A. D. g., yesterday received
the bre vets of Major, 1t Colonel and Colonel
Tor distinguished ser vices during the rebellion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-06

THANKSGIVING DAY.-To-morrow being the
day set apart by the President Of the United
States az a day Of thankgiving and praise, no
paper wi 4 he issued from this office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-06

, NEW PATsNTs.-There will b issued l3i
patents from the Paten. Once for the week
ending Dec 18TH.
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, Dec. 6.-Cotton dull at 50 cents.
Flour has declined from S to 10 cents Wheat
and Corn duh Beef steady. Pork heavy.
Lard dull. Whisky dull.
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TH1 CONCERT last night for the poor o!
Georgetown, at Forrest Hall, was an admira-
BILE affair. The Grand Piano used on the occa-
sion was superb Steinway, kindly loaned by
w. G. Eetzerott
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REAL ESTATE SALES by ]. @. MEG uIrs &
Co, Auctioueers.-I.ot on Rhode Island ave-
nue., between 18th and 18th streets west, to Den
mis- Dunn. for ~ cents per foot.
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscrf
=, Der has obtained from the Orphans Court o
Washington County in the District Of Columbia
letters OF ndm alton the personal estate Of
Patrick Kelly, late of Washington city. d. c.,
deceased. All persons having claims against the
said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber
on or before the 9Th day of September next; thev
Of said estate.
Given under my hand this 9Th day of September,
1865. ANN KEfLY-'
de b-law5W' Administrative
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-06

ASSAULT AND Internationally after.
noon, officer Coomes arrested Jas. Mcclellan
a hackman. on the charge of assault and bat
terry on girl named Anne Riddle, and Justice
Ferguson held him 10 bail for court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-06
TO BIZ MUsTEkED OUT.

7 To BIN MUSTERED VUT.
Orders have been received at the ONCE Of the
Commissary Of Musters, Department Of Wash
ing, to muster out Of the service, the 105th Regt
Ohio Vols, as soon az the Muster out rolls can
be prepared. The 195th Ohio Vols. II now on
duty in the garrison of WASHINGTON.