The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-07-18
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the south BY the Rebellion al s6,soo. ooo.-
900, "a BIG price to psy for nothing but
big licking.
A gentleman recently arrived from Flcri-
IA. states that David 3 Yelse, ex-senator
from Florida, has been lodged IN Fort Pulas-
ki. together with Acting Governor AlIson.
whose predecessor committed Suicide
The notorious kansas ''jsyhawksr." Col
Jenuison, has been eonyieted BY court mar
tial, Of various crimes. one Of whch ww ar
4 houses contain n only women and child
rem lie has beea dishoaorAbly dismissed
from the service.
The Chicago police esptsred the keepers
Of "a houses Of prostitution one night laas
week. They had over &loo. 900 worth
jewelry on their persons.
bob Toombs IL reported TO have lcft the
country and gone to Cuba, where. instead
Of ''callug the Oh Of his slaves" he viii
play the role u refugee.
when Gen. Windcr the brutal command
or Of the noisome prison a, Andersonviile,
Ga. died one Of our prisoners confines
there prepared aud hung outside the stock
ade the following placard; by telegraph
The latest news from Hell. Arrival Of Gen
wiuder. The Devil being absent, 0en.
4 Wnder at once assumed command.
Miss Buchanan. once rallying brave
soldier on his courage. said; Now CAPT.
-, do yeu really mean to tell me you
can walk up to lannon's mouth without
fear J" "Yes," was the prompt reply, "Or
A Buehauau's either" And he did H..
The number of National Banks now in
oneration Is fourteen hundred and ten, with
a total capital Of $3.50 ,2So.9sG
A minister, Rev. Dr. copey hung himself
at Columbus, Indiana, last week, because
his wife was unkipd. He was cut down be-
fore he had completed his dying
Mosby, the guerrilla chief, having been
parolcd on the same conditions as the other
officers Of Lees army, has returned to Cui'
pepper and opened law uiliee,
One hundred and fifty major and briga'
der generals who have had an easy time
generally on detached service, are to be
mustered out immededately. aud their plAo--
Is 80 far as Il may be necessary TO oil then.
will be supplied by officers who have smslt
powder.
Is. H. Micon, rich rebel. presented
petition for pardon signed BY th'ee hundred
and sixty citizens- per cent. Of whom
, made their mark
. Soon after the war brske out, while he
5 was yet high in military reputc at the South.
! geauregard said: When reach Massa-
y cbuse,ts. my 6ret act shall be to blow Ply
4 noutb Rock out OF existence; that will be
! the greatest aud happies' moment 81 my
life"
few weeks ago. young woman nance
Robinson drowned herrelf opposite 81 Lou
is. m full view Of number Of people, be-
4 cause she had been disappointed In love BY
: Antonio Funkhauscr. Since the sad event,
! Fupkhauser had been very much detected
4 On Monday, after dining with some friends,
q he crossed the river. aud seating himself up
: On the same log from which bis erceiSsd
be,rothed had cast herself into the water,
took from his pocket her miniature, ana
holding il with one hand, with The others
deliberately shot himslf through the heart
y with revolver.
u An eminent coroner In London recently
= declared that there we're $4,000 mothers 10
!" the metropolis who murierel their chill
dren.
o Fourteen clerks with eopperhead procli'i'
v were dismissed from the Interior Depart
d ment on saturiay. aud their places suppl
ed By wounded officers and soldiers
:. Owing 10 the liberation Of prisoners ana
!, I. the discharge Of the army, the number " ~
4 plicant. for pensions in the mouth Of 'un'
a was greater than ever before. sincs 'a'
m war began 81, 900 pensions have been issued
:. "a 900 to invalid soldiers, 90, 600 70 widow
20 mothers and minor children. The payments
a. 10 pensioners the past year have awonn's<
4. 10 % 600 600, aud when all pensions ar's
ing from the war shall have been granted
the annual expense will be about slS.oOo.
IS 900.
:, Many farms have beed offered TO Oen
!. Lee. 10 Virginia. bat be will ne' steep. on
! Or them. lie behaves piih much discretion
- Had he been Is discreet in 1861, hs sOul'
~ have been master u AvliGgloR ~ sAIS nc
bel ment,
A gen.lemas Who vaa pEsaeus u . dians
-. giten to Gsast by several Congressman
=. saws that the General spoke hnt enc wer
- during she whole dinner. His eugbsss'
& giving az a1ccsA. IS The passage Ct q ri''
- spoks u il as tsirlgsn feet vide. os'ss'
- Grani lietsa bis Gngsr sHd said =" f0sf'ssn
nd The eolored .ro0ps 10 au1 around y L'e
be /, have contributed sTo0o. % be uasd
OF the erection o. monument IN "ssh'nsis
be- /, ta,s, u he late President Lincoln.
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