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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-09

Tsss us ses s.zrt-ss'y asa snPlsFsa Al
- Ceasara copper aiass. a. &c ere sesaiosa
!. rstsrsa e = iugrs,lug y qssliy - tar'asr
ths ssfk Yragsesss,
~, c tiesaiHs. fsrusfiy Rseier q 'ss
rp.oopsl CAsseh At sstshtsld. add lais Chap
l.is y tie ia Ysrasssi Reeimsul. hss as'sP'si
Is. Rs,,er.sip q Ca,alf, cAarss. New ot'ssa''
l..
ssbool Dgssrief Ne $ "a f,essr. SAieh fstlss0'
haess ysass Aes ssAtAinsd a. naAny ssssEshl
s.mlli,, and supported sehcei 10th sumner And
vinter ~ e,sr tvsniy ssbollsrs, nss scnisiui
ssly hires laails., fsur scholars, AID has n'
scheol.
with an avrraes q ssYsa,y-sS0 ssAss pr'sen
sr,. the Maine Stats Prisoa. the ysss ending No
.smber 40. received sixteen thousand tire
hundrsi and :hlriy-fssr d0llst'i and pad ca
for expenses sixteen thousand TIVE bundled dol
lars. Vermont. vth about the sa@s na@esT
ran r. debt siI thousand four haSdTei aud ior'y
sr dollars
Brevst frigaaicr. ocneral wm. : Smith ha'
been granted six months leave a absence for ID
benefit ofhis health.
The missing cashier ofthe Mbsisquoi Bank
Sheldon, Mr.. Hubbel, is declared TO be default
or to the amount Of Sc J, 600 or 5000, which
course, dissipAiss the mystery Of his absence =
The resources Of the Bach are more than SUN
Glen, 10 meet is liabilities. aud holders o. bill
need feel no uneAsinsss
/ Phillip Wells ESQ.,, for the past hieen year
Cashier Of the bank Of lirailleoorO, has bee
rendered The presidency Of The National Bank
Savannah. Ga, with salary Of $1,000
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-09

BEWARE or MAINE MoSEv The
Legislature OF Maine has passed lay by
which the State banks are not obliged to
redeem their old bills if not presented
within Two years from the time the bank
became merged into national bank
Three Of these old State banks win thus
bc enabled, nilcr the 5lsl day Cf this
month IL take advantage VI ihis Law
they ARE The STATE Of Maine, nj Bangor,
the Maine Bank, NJ Bruuswirk, and the
State Bank at Augusta Before The 25sh
Of next April, the Freemcn's Bank VI hu.
gusta, the Lewiston Fall. Bank, the Maias
Bank al Damaiseotln, the Ofono Bank
nnd the oto~liegAn Bank have all been in
sprraion as national banks tor two years.
and holders OF ther money had better send
tpcir bills into saInc bank Tor collections II
once.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-09

Llseksa teasnh ~ - q 81 e. o. !
lsaosy. Tie srNtss u TauFsssfst siates
Bsa. pi.e wsfe dsa~a rte eoaiesis esF-
tam Is Fesali 10 sher ars'h heeaass thry
wsr, maufsIly opposed % slavery aid
wrong. wiil long remind us q the ehAFAe.
trY u sis~ nsnn vito ruled % svioFS a'sr
var. We haze hsd enough q southern
Be- Or ard shen he last Survivor q ne
so .ehool a Southern gentlemen = cat
red 10 hi, giAte. cd gan, Tia, such :
race may bersr again arse 70 curse na'
ion sod 4isgrace humanity
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-09

Lord Lyons, formerly British Minister
nj Washington, and now Diplomatic, Rep.
re,eHtaliye at Constan'inoplr, lately re-
cri'rd depuiation Of American Mission
ares. and gave them assurances Of his de-
termination TO maintain eligious liberty in
luiket. He also said that he ~As sIx
ears IN the United States, and that dur.
i,g all that time, although the air was in
m explosive state, no insulting or unPleas-
ant word Was ever addressed 10 him IN
public or private but OH the contrary, he
~'.s Always aud every whore treated ~hh
tie srcatrst courtesy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-09

Mission scHooLs--''In the morning SOW thy
seed, and in the evening withhold net thine hand
for thou kneWest not whether shhl nros per-
either this or that. or whether they both shall be
alike good" To the wording the counsel found
in this passage Of Scripture. must seem hard to
comply with They wish to see immediate re-
suits from their labor, aud cannot think Of toll
Jog on day after day with no present satisfaction
These thoughts eaGs TO min while hearing the
different reports from the Mission Sabbath
Schools connected with the Christian Union AS
sccialiOn in this place. They have been sustain
Ell through the summer, and fall, with great
success, bu, Il has been done by the seifdenying
efforts OF a few. II has no, been my privilege TO
wish, but one Of these schools. This one IS es'ao'
/ lkhed in the Buri.t district, aud is to continue
,hrouah the winter. Il IL no sslf-deDia for those
children and many ofihs parents, to NEE, To-
gether to study the Bibles and the fruits Of ~
blessed teachings are seen already, aud are wei
worthy 81 note When the question came up 10
regard to having Christmas Tree, or besto"ins
what II would cos, upon poor widow and hr'
ehIllrsu, the .thool--even down &c. the "Uee III
lie oues. !" without hesitation, voted to give ava,
The money rather than spcnd il upon their Owr
erA4ihcation The result Of ihis charitable ef
sort carried to the widow and fa,herless onss
money aud necessary articles 70 the amount Q
s5l ~, and ye, in their generosity they forge
| no, their Super iniendeni, Mr. Wells Utlsy. be
lstoNius upon him a mos, valuable Eork, Cru
den's Cenco r1ence. May the good work 50 O
, anti, there shall DC, he one eh ID IN cur valleys
or apon cur hill sides tia, % not gathered int
these sabtayh Schools.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-09

A New England man writes from Sa
vannah, Ga, that there is no society there
for northern men, ns the native population
still keep aloot In his opinion The secesh
feelag is bitterer there now han II wa a
year ago. Mr. Hayes, a BDaon man,
aud edi'or aud proprietor oi she Savannah
Republican. at one lar nisly was marA
Tor rotten apple. and ~ anolh { wa'
pelted with rotten egg, though he had \.
peudcd IiiIy dollars OF his money ut the
Exhibition. Epghshmen, he SAFES, are &c
some extent monopoIizng the business Of
The place.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-09

INEQCAL ~ or REPRESENTATIONS
Under the present ratio OF "ppoliionmcnI
New Hampshire las three Representa-
lives in Congress, her white population
being $4,000 while louisiana, with a
white 20 Julatipn Of 351 900, should have
i've Representatives. Georgia, viii
j9l 600 White people. Will have seven
Represents itrs. the sanle humber OF Wis
consin, whose White population is 7I4,OO0
and Michigan whose ahlte population Is
7i2,O00. Mississippi, with $4,000 whit,
people. will have i've Representatives
the sane as New Jersey. with 6iG,OO0.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-09

Ssms ssmmsiiea was ere.tsl 81 shg sge
Is tasAtss Al Mselis. b ssas rsrAens tssips
shs tuus Il isukes Repils. All tie soldiers
aRslaaginsa Ths tans ordered y = Piay.
81 & tas alisstars eesaasA~dsr
Dr. gobu = Harhss. she IA, besa e. trial Al
Cleveland several aaYs. fsr ihs marjsr q Mss
Tamsen Pasons. Ia Bedford. Cuyahoga eoan'y,
oh,o. On ths stb u Aagass last, has hssa cse-
vielci Il marler n the arsl dsgree lie dsl'esr-
aefv shcs ths wpsnan dead. nsssass she Fviussd
10 marry bim, and sfjeFwssd .rie4 70 Fssy srasy
bat fails4
Ea.presiient Bashanau has sinsa frssty'
terrain church Al Lsne sist. rvsu @vhp lss.i,
who wanted 10 he ffe.i eht. has eoHneeiei hlms
SER With Preshytsrian ehatsb ia Nashssts
+ Br. ham Youss Is reported 10 have lsa sizes
gIas Reedef ice, lerts,iah Slerp ! n ~ b.
+ l.eu as. julius hsaaAa " IiAbaeae tfoattg II
I ava C,lsea Raihau So Arghaa's oldest v'te
F Is noi eser a., aud bis yoa stsi net al We IL
whils Ne - the sursisor q 40 fs~er q an =
spoases
Joseph Howard was recently scot 1e the Re
fsrm scllool IA Mohi. an a 10y snl Jisohsrge'
a. girl. She hAs vern by = elvth's f9f sever
years without suspicion.
The Cincinnati GaEsiit says Maj Gee. Ws,ae
nov Ia oemmtsd on the RIO drands. has resiga.
1 ed hl. postoo in the uansd Stres army, an,
is expected shortly 10 join bis family 10 that city
Gordon, N, Albany murderer. has been grant
ed a new trial
Congress has passed the bin giving 200 L
Msfy Lncolp, widow u the late ffesideu, Lin
coin,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-09

The 8osToK ALMANAC ToR lsCG has the Con.
sti,uNon sf the United States; Great Events Of
the year; illustrated Sketches Of Boston aid 'to
enyirons. with many 6ne Engraving; Map OF
Boston, with the Horse and Steam Railroads and
new Wards in illustrated print; Constitution o.
Mass achusetts; Population, Voters, aud Proper
~ Of each City and Town in Massachusetts, Ma.
tional, State, County. City and Transportation
Registers; Calendar and Memoranda pages
Weather Record, etc. Price 90 cruis, mailed
postpaid Issued By Geo. Coolidge, Milk Street
Boston.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-09

The Atlanta Georgia. Nelo bra says
1.-The disposition TO read new books, u,
now displayed IN the South, is exanple.i.
Al manner Of books are purchased ca
gnly and read wllh avidIty. Poetry
which few years ago would have remain.
ell en- the sl,clSe, VI bookstores uaIIl cob
web. bad lhiykenci over The covers, Is how
bought up and read with ready rri',h
aud works u h,tO, no matter how Heak
and siale, hnd some tender female 10 seeI
over the haps ana nls ,aps OF their III con
{ wed heioines.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-09

Musi,AL The people q East Rupert were ia
yored With a musscal entertainment on New
Years. eve. given by " Nhitepme's Correct
BAsL" Ths vss their debut, and their peFioF-
mAnces snoeelel the mos, sAngains expectations
q their friends. elic,'isg unSOanded applause
trem The listening crowd. aud many well dessrS'
ei eomplimeass freu several kSs Musicians Sh0
were prssent. About oEs hundred 81 the people
Of Rspsrt and Dorses net thsu At jerks Ho's
ana sat down to = table spreAd BY mime hest
10 ,raly tpisurean style. Toe Baud i yet ~ ~
isianey. ~, usder the leadership q c. A. Whit
eon,b-~ho Is saibshiy qaaIihed. il every Say
sr tie position wsh The masieal ability 81
s.rs<ssrsses tAsy syibcs ihsy eAn tss Distinguish
,bsnsslses il he musieal wgrld. a
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-09

A valuable horse. the proper'y tNr Comfort
Beebe Of Rupert. was gored to death one night
las, week by fsrocitus bull belonging TO Mr..
Abner Richards Of Ssndga'e 4 son Of Mr. Bee
be was making a neighbory cal At Mr. rs
house, and had mitchell Ii: horse near by. Hear
ing an unusual noise during the evening, young
Mr. B with several Of Mr.. Richards family wen
out to the horse When they found that Taurus
bad injured him in terrible manner. Thu
horse died soon after, Such vicious and dan
gcrous animal shsuld not be allowed 10 60 a
largs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-09
AGENTS wAKTEOi
SI0 A DAY EASY MADE q
S1G)

~ settling EEFsssiags Gard Pbi orsphs and stN1isaefy
o' -tAonsry PAeAsts sHesls ~ gasFs eAeb RsekaFs
e'fgtsins Paper Eavsisgss FeHeii, Hs sna Js.
~if} S"fh dollar a s.4il Price aeiY ~ eshtsf w
ei sal Assals lf@ satiobsFy faskAEss ard sil'ff
hates ~ ~, We ALA Eaiflst spssnfA rpsS4 kssF2F
inEsaaa fffaita. ihhasFagh ffials ar ssfy tsPslsr
snf sssis vii ssnf Asss'ffgeHt v itsi - ~
t3st FisFr4HLs a. - ~ thst all EEL tef 80
4rsT Ni M ) ssmFls "a 81 o. that Ai st.t 'eF tAb
#.a# siatt ~ CAtKisgBss Tsfaas Ar l4t
tksEfSHk Co. - berkiasa tifsTt4 s
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-09

religious fsrvles intsisstigg aud prohisble
10 81 wLo ere willing TO give themselves % re-
ligious reject. a, 70 eoun, over The mete'ss u
their God. asd sincerely covenant anew TO u"
service. Providence smiled upon Us in the ele-
msnts, aud The ''lesser light cast her Tranquil
RAYS 10 guide the multitude to the house Of pray
ar. ami With them cane ileralds q the eFerla''-
log Gospel. Preaching, prayer. sHhoriaiion ana
praise hlled up the hours ill the pastor called
upon us TO spend few moments 10 silent prayer
As the year Is rolled It's last moments away 70
vss, eternity, and the year q grace eco came
10 laden with hopes and fears, JOYS aud sorrows
and to some q as the limit Of life in the hesh.
Rev. Mr.. Adams. Of Weston, Methodist, aud
Rev. Mr.. Gates, Of Peru. COugregationahsi, de-
lyered sermons betting the solemn purpose O.
our worship wateh-nisht meetings, as mean
az grace. arc too much neglected in th,ss modern
tines. May hey be revived IN ali the churches
10 the salvation Of perishu2 souls. the graf COIN
for, Of Christian believers, aud the glory Of Hin
whose year. never began and shall continue I"
srmore
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-09

Henry Winter Davis is dead Mr.
Davis was born Il Annapolis, Md.,in 1917.
his home Was in Baltimore He was
elected as Repr, seniaIiy. FROM Mary
land district 10 the thirty-iourth Congress.
lie MAS reelected the two following
terms. serving through all on the Commit.
lee OF Ways aud Means On the break
ing oul Of the rvbe lliou, Mr. Davis though
a man Of strong Sluihera ieeiug, cmo.a,
ed faithful 70 Tie government, aud rHes1ed
81, great inhuencv and ltrsonal POPULAR.
~ to keep ms native Sale from Jo,nug ia
i the secession movement. Ia 1868 he wa
elected 10 The thirty eighth Congress, II
which he served, with distinguished abili
/ iy, as Chairman OF the Committee on For
eign Affairs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-09
so PER WEEK I

10 OO0 A,fIh st t,ia 49, Asa ~, -. q
Village N-tshbeghyet. Fsrtssf sad hheg "a No
laaa BaslHsas sfg.tsj bsaaTaA.s Afa iis aa capt
tss sssa-dts caesusef 10 fh rff fsTt ~ srB lsssga
ns 6asr indsesfAsBts NhkA wl riaals thsm g. AISLE
a. psr ths eiiiss saa fggegEignRt saugastis
thr iatsfluf.
ssad Dee D-s4aF ior I've hamples safik Oes pss .
sseA ias ys4s II Feg - At shas 70 ssI tksta
sssia sa1 80 seaha<aes eifsaias 4 tsfas - Ages
~ili - Hisa fsfNanHed
III stCGHby a 20 iprs-f.t.
t-E lie Ff-akH :. Nfa ia.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-09
nlLL or nonrALIrY.

The census Of 1860 places our population at
800. These ANAL figures should probably be re-
dueed rather than increased after Ave years OF
deaths aud removals. Especially has the last
wear been marked By the lnroais q mortality
thirteen deaths, taking the tesder babe, the ma
dle.agel. and the oldest iuhabitaut" from our
mids, to minsle with countless millions the
world Just beyond Us. Aud We know The pale
horse aud his rider are ever pursuing.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-09

\ DAY iS Us. SfsArg.--Judas Col.
fnei once gave tie GLOWING witty drs'
rlpiion d Gay ~ tbe u. =. Srdate -
tlrst,' says the JuJge, I'VE have a pray
~ b. the chaPaln; next, The rcndIag VI
The journal then wilson irtrodaecs =
bill then Sumner makes ella tsieAl
speech thea Fe.senden gets mad, aud
lien The Senate adiourns.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-09
r r CpsHssx,
: . CusnNks

wrFE ~ PEAEEA. Mss,isgs 81 y hsll iRi'
vssl 10 he easeaeas q As csars hssss "a
Tas.Asy Ess.--- " sAasaaAy y. n, ] Il s'sl'eh
-TAprslay Ert saa Piracy ~. ~ e's'ses
All A., in,hel y Ai,ssd.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-09
Vi GINA LorALrI.-Ths New York

Herald says:
"Senator Williams of Oregon, who is =
member u The joint Congressional Com
mittve 10 inyestigd e HE claims ofihe Rep
,eseniati'es Of ;, ulheru States TO admIs-
.ion, has recently spent few days 10 Vlr-
gInia on a tour Of inspection u the condi-
ton and sentiments Of the people Of that
State, and has come 10 the conclusion, oar
Richmond correspondent states, Ihat fir-
gGm loyalty. rs Represented IN rs Legis-
ature and The social circles Of is capital
cllJ. i. an absolute myth. lie says The
people still cling MS ionlIy MS ever 10 tho
expIodrn iallAcics Of their Southern Con-
federacy, and entertain strong hosuliy
| 10 tile nalioEal Congress, though they pro-
TESS great personal respect Tor President
johnson, owing TO The ienieney with which
he has dealt with lhem.e
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-09

EAsr Asp NokTB DoEsET DoSATloN Nl'lr r
The frenJs Of Chrisiian Minis1raiion IN Toe
above named places are Invited TO meet At tbs
Uniou Church in East DOrse,. ga "Wednesday Eve.
ming the 18th inst, for the purpose Of eonir'Soi'
ing 10 The support Of eur Pastor, Rev. ". "
whitney.
Ifwsdncsday Eve should chance to be very
stormy, ,uee, the frs, pleasant Evening there
after.
Jan. Q, 1866 Per Order Of Committee.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-09

Major Bell If The Reg4l,u Arm., Who
was removed ia 1861 irom the command
OF the ST. Louis Arsenal, b, order oi The
Secrctar, Of War, Tor fear he would de-
hver The same To the Missouri rrb,l,, died
on Christmas night, N 3. Louis. lie left
fortune Of 500 1000, AID large kgaeles
TO various churches aud benevolent lnStI.
tuilons.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-09

LaEos Pa -Ruhsu winsbip. q winhall,
Allied svs uionth, oll PIX which weighed 80
posn4, aaer ], vas dressed A poreins auinal
hard 10 beat
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-09
A nkTrnINo tpiroR.

In the las, JouRsAL - A." evidently got
somewhat e.sted on the dignity and greatness Of
.our Is shop We presume he does not indulge
oui,e 50 freely with that distinguished class gen
orally, however worthy they may be And we
are at q loss 10 know how he gets bis reward Tor
his compliments to The late editor Of the Chro"t-
els lie mus, see to that We fancy. however
he does not live at W, and is destitute the opin'
ions Of some clergyn.n and laymen on that par
ticular suffice. Besides, we believe Congregation
alism in Vermont Nill survive The shock Of this
death editorial, anl g. on its way rejoicing IN
the greatness Of It's iiriag men, It's Bible prncl'
ples and ITS heavenly hopes, and it's array Of god
" msn and women. And we hope that the Dish
on will hnd some work Of useful ness" in which
Providence may smile upon him Let -. A,
receive all in lindless and met kness Il Is vain
10 idly hatsr any man,
Observes.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-09
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

T., a ns.san an1 v sslssu VI. Hsii Hesas
=, - -, = ises. p4s.saesf ttsins ~ rec a. 81
MOVING snUTH
SO EtgFa4s hafes ENtau1 q A. ~ @Ass
nf,ssss isasss Essisst s. iitotm. ssussss'ff is'S
"a. saves i'silasa a. q nssshsaiet ~ - 10
MoyIku NORTH.
MAJ lessss Truy a. ksa MAsehetttT isS ~ 81
Ys.T. - .sss Irey Al ieap aaHesss,sf al - q
ssss EssEsss leaves Troy 70 AsUsAs'ssr u 70 ~
a lGstlAae q sses a.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-09

96 -46 -lT-SrRIsG AND WINTER Arrange
aEXr-We call the attention Of our readersto the
advertisement, in another column, Of BARTHEW
6 CO., dealers in Fancy Goods, jeSelry. Photo
graphs. sc. They ave an old establishment. and
so far as our knowledge extends, deal fairly and
honestly by their customers. At least il Will dc
no harm to give them Que trial, as it will not re
quire fortune for that purpose.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-09

Rev Mr.. Batshslor. formerly q This place, re-
esi,ed a. Christmas aol Seu Years presents
from bis friends and neabers q lmmanusi Par
i.A 10 BELOW. Pals, The sum Of Ella, sad Ta'i
Gus articles q use
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-09

The Presidents Message wa. fayorabl'
received by the entire E'gl,.h press. aud
caused an improvement OF the U. D.
bonds.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-09

About Ss0On1 woflh Of de'aeel AID
,nutiIated currency !. lrslroled by bara-
me per day, aud $4,000 wo.th pr45sd.
Arrangements are nearly r9rnPl"t~d 10
make III amount u the latter equal 10
that of the former.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-09

RvEns saruspAS.--Ths arsi nasaesf Of thss
jDsrnal has teSa issued by ueSnor Fields.
Es@,sa. II is ,ouruAi Il sboies resdasg selected
fro@ fsrcga earfeni iitsratars Tie FcpatAaaos
eftAs pstitsssrs is susssiss; gusTssiy 4 BE
sa,at afitt tsS<eticas
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-09

Admiral Du Pony kept is ships OUT
side tine Charleston bar AVID alpie $3.50.
000 thereby Prtdrp Lineali iraed ~
imperative oIde, 70 Inn 10 move Ia. siif''
inside and seal the barber against blockadf
running. Du Pout dlsobeyrd, AID Wa
relieved. D4hIgren succeeded him, and
moved bis ships, and blockade running
wa so completely destroyed that Dahl
gr-ns prize money only amounts 10 iiiilc
over 50 900.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-09

Capt. Semmes ~ ised At Washihslon.
under the custody Of Lieut.. French q The
Marine Corps and Is psisoorr 1t ne
Nav, Y'rd
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-09

DoxArox REsTfvaL The friends Of Rev )
b Clark. viii hold 3 donation festival Al the par
sonage 10 Rupert. on Thursday, the lth inst =
A general attendance IL solicited
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-09

Two EagIi-b detective. h@sr jasi aFriy-
"a IL Washington for The purpose OF pro-
curing inforfnstion o. FeuIsn movements.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-09

TnaxKs-The Claremon, Manufacturing Co.,
Claremop,, N. H. have our thanks for valuable
Diary for 1866 This Company are extensive
Manufacturers Of all kinds Of Diaries. Blank
Books, Paper, &c,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-09

A family II SIX per.ons US ~ -ohfh :"
Puladrlphia on the 27'h oil. b "a dfus'
ing q cuffee w,ili iaodaan E. The i"tt'r
and one daughter iarriy escaped IN
their lVrs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-09

The pablishsr returns his thaaks 10 Mr Charles
2 Orgs. q shs Plass. ier The very acceptable
present q prAiris-ehisksn and quad
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-09

TsaSu rs,as yuf4. At ~ Faaeusss .
rs VI -. 80 ~ esas it ~ Psr.sA -
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~ ihs seasfsa, 8suasseas. a@asstisF g ssse'
$50. large Portiau Is @sosy,
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Levi. A. Campbell, q OHIO, has been poa.iaa-
ied Minister te Melico, Gsu. Losas bariag de-
sinsd.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-09

The JAMAICA CRugLTIEs.-'rhe per
peraiofs % the attocfIrs ~ jamaica, II
seems, haye laid themselves open TO aort
than eti>un by IN article q war he ne
u 90 artush ,uhIc shall bn iatksn unds'
any eichnslh0ces, hy yirlue'l ~ 49,
nient d 4 eaa,t marital ~nlwnt 'i aAf
"oh o. 1He supreme cis,. iphc.tg +" 10 3
40 the delegated authority q thc crow.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-09
TnASKs-Mr. Geo. II. Phillips has cur thanks
for Flea Of the New Orleans TINES.

Tuk wEATnER. For the last four days the
weather has been severely cold, yesterday morn
ing the thermometer indicated seventeen degrees
below zero, and the day is said by those who
have kept record Of the weather. to be the cold
est we have had in four years.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-09

Congress re assembled on the 5lh
barely a quorum in the Senate and not
quorum in the House. The Senate refer
RID bill to guarantee freedom to he col
orrd people people. In the house Mr.
Spauldng, Of Ohio, spoke against admit
ting Southern States until they give guar
aniees Tor freedom, including ergro sui
TRACE.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-09

Wounds. from rusty nails, SO often dangerous,
or by pitchfoik, scyihs, or by glass. or Sc
we're bruise, is quickly relieved aul cured by US
ing Renne's Pain-Killipg Magic Oil. For sale il
Manchester by c. +. 0rvis.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-09
to,r. gsa { isss
nrblA

", Elnot The peopl Of this vicinity met
AT the Uuiou Church on the last night 81 TINS &
hiring year to hcid what Wesley called