The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-01-03
SLATE TEENS.

Aales, aud Manual" q the last Legislature
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SLATE ITEMS.
I. PEEsoNAL.--surgoon Phelps has been re.
lieTel from duty at the Braaleb9ro hospital.
and ordered to Louisville. Ky.--Colone!
stoagh.oa, Of the sharpshootors, lately ex-
changed az Charleston, reports that in pass
ing through The city there was hardly a
house that lml not marks Of Union SHOT and
sheil,---Froeman Wakefield, Of the 18th
w., from Ludlow, who was reported killed
in the battle Of the Wilderness, and upon
whose estate administration has been grant
Cd and commissioners appointed, writes to
bis trle' ds from the prisoners camp at Flor
ence, S. O., to send BIN package Of such
neces saries Of life as win keephim from STAR
ying.---Capt Parker, Of Middlebury, l1tb
VI Regiment, escaped fiou the prisoner
camp near Columbus S. G., but Nc was over
taken by the blood-hounds put upon his
track, and 50 torn by them that he died in 4
few days.---Ilaj, Charles Buxton, Of tho
! llth Regiment, killed at Bcrryyile, was
buried with Masonic houors at Bellows Falls
on Tuesday Of last week The only child Of
the deceased officer was buried at the same I
time and in the same grave with ts father.
SOLD On recent Sunday morning,
Sheriff sherman, of St. Albans, received a
telegram from Rouses' Point which stated
that special train had left St. John, G. g..
with Suspicious characters on board. Tbe
military officers were called out from tbe
Congregational, Episcopal aud Roman Cath-
Ole places Of worship, and the available men
were put under arms and marched 90 the de-
pot, wAcFa they anxiously awaited thc srr-
val Of the train. At last the train came and
ne there was no one particularly suspiaious
/ aboard, Ga. miii tia concluded they had BEEN ,
sold,
AoomEyr. W. Fairbrother, of Cow a
entry, hteIy goi tripped up by hog which L
he was driving, and had his spine 50 severe >
" injugcd by The fall that he is not likely to il
reeoYer--Robcrt 0rne. Of Barton, recent y
y lost an eye in consequence of getting lime h
into it----A few days since, Charles Rob {
inson, arelamgd soldier had his hand caught
and terribly torn while adjusting a bclton a b
pulley in the sash and blind factory at South u
Londonderry eli
SHEEP.-W. /. Archer, S. S. CampBgll.
and S. N. Cowan, of Pennsylvania. have 50
bought Of L. Hammond & Son, their ram d.
lamb ''Fortune" for S500O.-s. S. Camp- q
bell bought two year old ewes Of Mr. Ham
mend for &Z000.--H, w Hammond sold
to 5. n Cowan four ewes for $1,000 - -,
Samuel Archer, Of West Virginia, has bought N
ten ewes Of d. Hammond & Son for $1,000. =,
and one eve Of H. W. Hammond for s 100. -
IS, W ilo'y0ko, Of 81, Albans, has sold 10
to Samuel Archer the six first choice Of bis ~
yearling ewes. and one bgo-yeal old, for no
3 200 IS s. Rockwell recently sold 10
sheep dealer, 81 one and two-year old
aSes' selected from bis flock BY himself, for a.
5. andrews, of Cornwall, has -,
lately cold y ewes for $1,000. :,
ErRls,-TAc dwelling house Of Willard VII
Jewell, near 81. Adams, was DESTROYED few Wi
lays since, with all its contents. Tie fami- wi
Hefe at breakfast when they were startled
, noise as Of something falling This led u,
ir, Jewell aat HE wife to an investigation, L,
Wen they discovered the house So complete Il,
IN flames THAI but httlo Of the furniture a..
Guild b saved. Tie Gre Is supposed to have -.
4Sen from s'oscPipe in chamber Is,
ho dry house Of WoodWard's factory in
Woodstock was lately destroyed by FIRE. The
aildius contained 100 pounds Of wool and ed
thousand dollars worth Of cloth. Tie loss Der
between four and FIVE thousand dollars. oil
On tie morning q tic 9th the machine arm
sop Of Reuben Daniels, at Woodstock, was spr
liirfiy destroyed b are Loss from - 81 and
20 g $zo,DoJ; fully insured, The be I
starr BalIHg 'ofNlliiebary College was left
.aealy destroyed By Gre. A strong sind troc
4s blowing & tie time. and tAe other coz be 3
ge buildings were only saved By tie great eae,
/ szersious Tie building destroyed cost -
1900, and was insured for s. ,50O =
MnIrAR4 on the lzsh Of October last
srmoat's cselit against future eaI vas M
Ola Eaea.--Gen. Dix has received a.. -
or'y g raise one regimen, II cavalry 70
.se 10 his Lll4rtmen, Tor the defence af
{ fieatier. @ re4uisii.5u las Been n.s3e
"a iAe Governor n Teraaat igr tao eo--
niss AstAag art fr tas Ie.eass 3 IL -
y. iaey sia &c RAISED 20 seeara.ass 3 .,b
pftsAs Z lae militia a., ba, rll ~
f- ea.lli s'a..s bounty ana pay ard win
efel-iei {. iae toRl rraah.a4 isem "a Je
t ea4 - lhrs hundred thousand airy.
Eas anl ar.a.sty-Id g9j ate {
Ae aai three batteries cf sx Napoleon Exec
e N.iatso cassisa d eaeA -aa. ob.. miss.
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e a, W.t large c-s.t
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