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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-03-22
A s.~sAtssn story.

On the authority Of q private letter from
Brazil, the Europe tells q story to which
no one gives credit for anything else but
ingenuity. It Is IN Substance as follows:
Some years ago there lived at Pillar de-
TapiA, in Brasil, man and his wife named
> kntonia and Margarida Mazelhaens. They
had an only son named Melchoir. One
day Mcichsir went to An old fortune teller
to learn his future fate. "Youare doomed
to kiM your father and your mother" was
the horrible prediction. Terrified by this
trsgical prospect, Melchoir fed from his
home, went abroad, AMI resolved never to
see his parents more. After six years had
passed. he returned to Brazil, but establish
ed himself under fcigned name at Passa-
GEM. place far distant from his native
Village. He grew rich, and married young
and beautiful girl, Of whom he was exceed
inrly fond and jealous. In the meantime
his parents sought their lost son Ear and
wide. but in vain. At length IN old negro,
who had long been in the family, discover
ed the whereabouts Of Melchoir, and inform.
ed the father and mother of it. The old
folks. without giving any previous notice
to their son, instantly set out to Passagem.
They arrived at Melchoir's house, but he
vas absent from home His wife, however,
received them cordially. Finding them
fatigued by their journey she gave them her
own bed to repose upon. The old couple
retired. and the wife went out to seek her
husband. While she was out her husband
returned. He called his wife, and getting
no answer, thought perhaps she had gone
to lie down. He went up to her room. 1t
Vas dark. He placed his hand upon the
bed, and found that male and female
figure were reposing there side by side
His jealousy was instantly excited, and he
jumped to the conclusion that his wife had
beer, unfaithful to him. He drew bis knife
and struck tho unhappy pair dead upon
the spot. No sooner had he executed his
vengeance than he heard his wife's voice.
She came up stairs with light The de-
noument may easily be imagined: His
dreadful destiny had been accomplished
Dramatists and novelists will probably take
note Of the fact that the author of this
'tYuc story" has not reserved the usua
legal rights.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-03-22

A little tract has been published in Lon
don, called "Dancing Delightful and
Scriptural Pleasure" from which we learn"
that dancing "was used by the jews Of
both sexes, young and old; and that,
though some may fritter away other parts
Of the Bible, yet to say that we have no
clear Scriptural warrant for the elegant and
gladstone adaptation of motion, which we
call dancing, is only to ignore or evade the
plain word Of God"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-03-22

TIME Postville Land Company are now prepared to
J. sell and give perfect titles TO lots in the Town Of
Postville
SUPERIOR INDUCEMENT
will be offered business at this point Postvlle
il on the line of the Mc3regor Western Railway, rs
miles from Mcregor in the centre of the finest grain
region of Iowa. A grain elevator Of the irstclass,
erected by John Lawler, is nearly completed and the
18th.
Merchants and business men in McGregor who con-
template locating branch estahshments will md this
point not supposed by any west Of MoGreg0r.
- - JOHN +. SLOVENIAN,
Agent for Postvlle Land ComPcsy
McGregor June Goth, 1864. Vol
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-03-22

At eur ONCE alone car
purchasers examine thu
relative merits Of cact
stitch, and BIO guaranteed
ultimate and thorough
satisfAction BY our privi
lege Of exchanging fol
either style, II not suites
with their first choice.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-03-22
Read sUhO Says So

From the Rev L. G. Beck Pastor of the Baptist Church
Pcmberton, N. j., formerly of the North Baptist
Church. Philadelphia.
= have known Hollands German Bit
ters favorably for number Of years have used them
in my own family, and have been so pleased with their
effects thst was induced to recommend them to many
Others and know that they have operated in striking
~ beneficial manner take great pleasure In thus
publicly proclaming this fact and calling the attention
Of those aiced with the diseases for which they
recommended to these Bitters, knowing from expert.
ence that my Recommendation will be sustained. do
this more eheeruly Hollands Bitters is intended to
benefit the afflicted and is mot q rum drink"
Yours truly, LEVI U. BECK.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-03-22

FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
In Mciregor by Benton Brothers Co., Wood 4
BROTHER. H. L. NEWELL and Huntington Co.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-03-22

A Sewing Machine that
will not embroider AZ wen
q stitch h not the ono Tor
family use. Grover 3 Ba-
ker's celebrated Machines
both stitch and embrOideE
with equal facility.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-03-22
The Rockford Nurseries.
Every Description Of, Hardy Tees


100000 Choice Hardy Apple Trees adapted to tho
West-Standards and Dwarfs.
PEARS Standards and Dwarfs.
good stock Of Dwarfs Cherries-Dukes and Moril-
los-all hardy and productive.
GRAPEyiNEs.-A large stock Of Delewares. Danas
Concords, Cuyahogas Rebeccass Hortford Prolific, and
o host Of other approved new hardy Grapes.
100000 Naples from one to years old, and price
from $40 per NJ, to SO per hundred.
STRAWBERRIES.-Triomphc De Grend, Wilson
Albany, Peabodys Prolific, &c.
Observation-Disclosures Cane, and Doolittles I'm
proved, Brinckle's Orange, &c.
ORNAMENTAL sHRUBBERY in great variety. A
large collection Of Evergresns Green House and Badd-
ing Plants in profusiOn.
Leave orders with Bass 4 Elmendorf. at McGregor;
c. Il. Bent, West Union; william Baxter, Strawberry
Point; or NJ W. Trott, travelling agent.
Catalogues sent on application.
Applyto Us. sHEARMAN, Proprietor,
334yl Rockford, Ill
90 NOTICE.-It having como to my knowledge
that sundry parties using the name OF my Nrser
to sell thor TRASH hereby give notice that John
Page is not and neuev has been my agent neither has
he purchased and nursery stock ofme consequent
~ do not hold mysels responsible for his eontracts
j. s. SHEARMAN,
Proprietor of Rockford Nurseries,.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-03-22
A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DsGpOMcO,S Golden PillS e.!
s-+@f e 10 #roR fEMAIEs. G#T "E'E

A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DsspOmcO,s Golden Pills I!
s--H r. q ron fEMALEs.G 30 @G'L'
IntaniIle in correcting, regulating and removing
all obstructions, from ,chateuer cause, and
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The combination of ingredients in Dr. Duponco's
Golden Pills. perfectly harmless They have been
used in the private practice Of old Dr. Duponco for
thirty years. and thousands of ladies can testify to their
great and never failing success in almost every case in
correcting Irregularities relieving painful and distress
ing menstrautions particularly at the change Of life
From to 10 pills will that yet dreadful
land suffers from this complaint The above pill has
permanently cured thousands and will cure you you
use them. They cannot harm you, on the contrary,
they all Instructions restore nature to its prop
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wlnse health will not permit increase Of family will
hnd these Pills a successful preventative. aE
Pregnant females, or those suppOsing themselves So
are cautioned against using these pills while in that
condition. lest they invite miscarriage, after which
admonition the proprietor assumes no responsibility
although the mildness of the pills will do no injury to
health.
N. B.-The ingredients composing the genuine pill
are made known to every agent and they Will tel ye"
do all claimed for them.
Full and explicit explanations accompany each box.
Price, 81 per box; rxroN sG %a6 ~ 4 m and
WOOD BROTHER, McGregor,
General Agents for Clayton county, Iowa.
Ladies', by sending the above Agents Ono Dollar
through the McGregor Post Office, can have tho pilla
sent by mail to any part ofthe country
free Of postage.
N. Book out for counterfeits! Guy no Golden
Pills Of any kind, unless every box is signed s. D.
Howe. Ali Others are base imposition and unsafe;
therefore, you value your life and health Ito say
nothing Of being humbugged out of your money! buy
only Of those who show the signature of s. D. Howe
on every box, which have recently been added
count of the pills being counterfeited.
Sold also by Allen Hosford, Dubuque, Iowa; 8
Crawford Co., Galena Ill, Emmert Burrell, Free
port Ill.,, Lord Smith, Chicago and by one Druggist
in every village and city in the U.
iOl s. HOWE, Solo Proprietor, New York.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-11-21

manufaetstins - ali,hmeuts capital q
sl33 100000. and pro5acea gooSs Of tle
,alo, n s2seeo9 GO. For DE same
yearsoesl csrolisa hsd ia'e,'edia 1850
,s,ahli.inen.s 6; a Gm'iar character, a
capital q s5.6lo.oc0 sbd ibs valoe oftbe
annual prodaci =. Ss.soo,ean. Thus
siHsrenr wrref l,e results u 4 n neracy
ard freedom, and srisiocney AID .hrerJ.
Sostb Carolina ~as 20, behind Massa.
aehuselis 10 any o. The natural advantages
which tend 70 bold up a Commercial, man.
aisclar.ug. o. agricultural community
But opoa ali tllc Efforts was the blight Of
slavery. l'orts. whose commerce ~ q
Northern Siaie would have built up city
10 tan years. remained ss desoiatc a The
siie Of a ruined meifopoli. Of the ancient
world No villages, shaking with the
whirl Of spipdles and active with an intel.
Ign, population, spang op along her
river BANK, Lands we're yearly gwen or
10 ilic NilJenrs,Ang homrstsads decreased
In member. Noa that the institutions Of
the North arc 10 be adopted at lie South,
i will no, bs long before the dreary wastes
OF South Carolina will present the beauties
Of New EngiAnd landscape, Under
system Of tree labor and equal rights, her
worn out soil viii resume its natural fer
iilty. her desolate tracts viii lie divided
into thriving farms, CITIES aud villages will
dol her territory. In lhosedays Of pro'peri.
". the sons Of the chivalry will wonder At
the biiudness ola generation which upheld
the cause Of slavery. and rcyled the insii-
tutions Of NeS England.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-11-21
IMPORTANT 40 TuE SHEEP RAIs1
EHS oF VERMONT.

~ llFsst botsrus, n wcci,,c,i, shis ssA1s.
CvucPoains Rssrytsry q me ytruoel state
Agricultural soo,sU. auA ReooriipS Ssesxsary
Il the Sss Euxlapa weol arpwsrsi As.ooiasiee.
has beosws Elaeror The saevp Department q
iae .Mfref asa Fumsr, patlisAsi At AascAs..
tes. Ssw Hampshire iiis f,raias ani Fam
iy PAPER. q tee siss q he Baaou Jssrssi, and
&, published At the eStrea,ely lew pssss II eli 80
pr year, IN alyaaec soldiers can have Il or
Gus iolaf Subscriptions ssn eompsuse q any
iiuit The .virrof aa4 Fafav has The Ntw
Euglapd Cattle Markets q the wsek i ispabiiaA.
cd, very fall, The ne,iea Prioes Carrvas. Review
u The prOlaoe Market. aud the VOL Market IN
particular ii Is making great outlay IN lie
Agricultural Department Ger 1866 Bssiles Or.
Boyntan, Hon Frederick smyth, Govsrpor Of
New Hampshire, Hon Daniel CLARK. U s sena-
tor. pr oeorge u Lorius. prsilent q the Nsu
England agricultural society, Hon william c.
CLARK, Attorney General Of the State. Hon O. b.
Potter. formerly It's editor. Prof J " Pa.tsrson.
Of Dartmouth College. Hon. J .. Lyman. & Film,
" Il. Hills, ". .. Locke. and z Breed. "a
quires, have agreed to eonirioa 10 It's columns,
aud arrangement, are being made for other con.
,ribators
John b. Clark IS Editor mud Proprietor. to
whom al orders should be addressed, a, MAneh-
ester, n H.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-11-21

DEATH or PREsToN kISs.-Preston
King, late United States Senator, and at
the time Of his death Collector Of the port
Of New York, committed suicide willie in
temporary state OF insanity, by jumping
overheard from he Hoboken ferry boat
Mr. Kings friends hid noticed that his
health was failing under The cares Of his
office, and to one Of them he had inimated
that his end was near at hand, but nothing
was thought OF tue remark except as an
indicat ion at depressed spirits. 4 short
tine before the occurrence, a gentleman
answering 10 Mr.. Krg's description EN-.
tered store and purchased a twenty-five
pound bag Of shot which lre suspended
around his neck aud concealed under his
coat. Mr., King was an intimate friend of
PresdenI johnson.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-11-21
STATE NEWS

4 young a an from Derby vlio bad beer
entrusted viih money 10 boy 500 bond
at lhe Derby Line Bsnk on Saturday, sf-
ser procuring il, Wished a notorious = Cor
ner Grocery a. Rock Island and had his
pockei picked OF ,he bond, and has not
been able to recover il.
The 9lh Yermopi i slll on duty a,
Portsmouth, Virginia, and i Is uncertain
whea the regiment will BE- ausiered out
Of service, is services being still requlr-
ed.
In Montpelier, las, week Saturday. tie
train struck a wagon on the track, 90 seri-
ously injuring Mr. FERN who was driy.
,ne, that be died ne next day. The
horse bad baked and could net be 60, of
tie track, NOT could the train be stopped
IN time.
A sensation" was experienced by a
stage load OF passengers IN Bellows Falls
last Wednesday. An engine came up
just as they crossed The track 50 close as
10 smash one wheel OF the stage.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-11-21

PETERsoAs M4GAuSE. We are In the recc,pt
Of this popular Lsdys Magazine fer December.
II isa splendid number The principal ssgrAv-.
ing, "Papa, Papa," il one Of great beauty For
paHy years ''Petersou's Magazine, !" has had q
.,.er eifcu'....@'. than any other monthly IN iks
United States. IN ioSG II viii be sreat,5 10
proved: The reaiiag matter uH tt iaetta.td,
AND EAcH suNnsR WILL CONTAIN DOUALK-SIEE
STEEL FASHION PLATE, LLEGAkLY oOLonED, Eith
FROM Lus 10 sii 6gures---rnakine aPeserson" the
cheapest in the world The erms will remain
hco doifDrs a year to single Subscribers To
clubs il is cheaper still. viz FIVE copies for IS 90.
To every person getting up cub lat these rate, ,
the Publisher will send an eHira copy graffl
Specimens sent tif written forlto those wishing
% get up clubs. .ftdrsfI, poet poid,
CHARLES j. PETERSON,
COG Chtsinnl Street, Philadelphia.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-11-21

A GRAoEFUL CONFERENCE.-The
Empross Eugene, in her yisit to The choI-
era hospitals of Paris, put a question to
one o. The Suilsrs, who was partially blind
and did mol perceive who il was tllat spoke
to him. Yes; my sister, he replied
My friend, imerpo.el the Sister Of Char.
ny, who stood by, n is not | WHO speaks
10 you; i is the Empress do not cor
recl hin" said her Majesty the name OF
Sister OF Charity is tIlr nJblest title he
could give me- The delicate aud grace,
tuI compliment, 50 pleasantly uttered, j.
being repeated all over France, aud. with
the bravery OF the visit TO tie infested hos
pital, will do much 10 increase the p,pu :
larty Of The Empress.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-11-21

Including South Carolina, twenty-five
states have now ratified the constitutional
amendment abolishing slavery. and three,
Delaware, Kentucky, and New Jersey.
have rejected IT, But New Jersey Is all
right now, and as The legislatures OF lOwa,
California md Oregon, Ia meet in Janua-
~. viii te sure 10 pass the amendment
The constitutional number Of raiifjing
states viii speedily be secured.
Three negroes have beeg shoiiby re-
turned Rebel soldiers, wiihina month, az
Alexandra.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-11-21

HATRED OF THE NEGEoEs.-A cor
respondent of tie ~ Y. PDSt says that a
Union surgeon, travelling in BarnwcIl IS.
Co. di,tricl recently, was caadIdly told that
he ought to brgin 10 bleed all lie nggers
10 death, for tliey had got 10 be killed off
in some way" Another man told him
that 1.-THE f,lerals ought TO kill off ali thu
n'ggers before they went away, or the
people here would have 10 do II" The
people in that src,ion of South Coralina
are especially bitter towards the co'orel
people.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-11-21
IHE llnYs IlMlNAC EnR Ias6

This beautiful gem. in 6ns binding aud gil,
edges. is embeilishvl with illustrations IN hiho-
graphic oolors. aud contains ompete statement
II the Game Of Cgoquet, illustrated. This popu-
lar Game is nov extensively Introduced 10 this
country from Eng aud. and Is played IN the par.
lor la winter, aud on the lawn In summer The
Almanac Is also tepletc With pleasing Literature
aud useful Household Receipts. Price 30 cents.
FOR which il is mailed, postpaid, by the publisher.
George Coolidge, 3 MIN Street Boston,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-11-21
tFrom Inalanapoll. Dallv osstlt.l

Tug STRICKLAND RENrnln-We have Re some
time fill it our duty. or agreeable privilege.
At least, to say word In favor Of Dr. Siriekands
Remedies; aal supply for the reason that We
know them to be good, all. we bse,e, that they
ale r. presented 10 be.
DR.. Strck land resides IL Cincinnati lIs was
successful physician; aud after thoroughly
testing few icuding remedies Of BIS own pr, per-
ing he concluded that he could do more Eooi Ter
community tand probably quite as much for hi~.s
stf1 Il he would quit practice, and 60 to scatter
ing some 81 these medicines throughout the eoun-
try. For two wears o. mere he has been doing
this, and With success, we believe, seldom mr.
with before IL tueh enterprises
Some ut hesc remedies are advertised IN our
paper but that is neither here nor there-ws
know them 10 he good, and can Recommend them
to the afflicted Not long siuce We we're In
town on the Wabash, and had occasion to pre-
scribe one Of hest remedies strickland's Piis
Ointneut." There wcre three drug stores il the
place, and each Of them had had tho remedy, bur
was out. and Ind ordered more They told Us
That the remedy WIS very popular and that they
coui h'rlly keep supply, Il went off 80 rapid
ly We have spoken Of this remedy before III av-
ing known il TO be- thoroughly tested, in numsr-
Gus cnscs dutitg the past year, md with PEI feet
success Ia every instance, Aud so Il is with his
remedy On Dmrrhea or Cholrea. and his Cough
Balsam. They nre all genuine, made TO cure or
give 'tiicf, prepared by the Doctor himself, and
may nj least bo clssscd among the best remedies
that are put up for sale Druggists now buy
them, right out, and have ne dllliculty in selling
hem Geo c GooiwA 3 Co boston, sole
Agents tOr A. Strickland Co. Of Cincinnati
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-11-21

AUTnuR's lloMg MAGAZINE FoH 1866 One
year ago the publishers promised an increase OF
Ie AM many improvements in the Home Maya
zine, and they have kept their word For 800
they have still further Improvements 10 make. -
Al length circul ton has been attained that
warrants m expenditure more liberal than could
il any pi,t tiiuc be afforded. ana they pronisc
their Subscribers the full bcndt Of this increa,ed
ability.
Steadily, IN competition with other periodicals,
l1ns y5tites with the people, the Home Maga-
nc has wear after year II has wileh0l Its eircu.
at OF and drepcnv'l rs hold on The popular heart,
until il has become established on a broad and
sure hundttiOn; nut "a a fashion mAgaIine-not
rs appealing TO light aud superficial tastes, but a.
: cheerful friend aud thuughtiu counsellor 10
young anil old. Month after month, the editors
nave hlled, is pages with things pleasant and
printable, aud male its visits welcome for the
truth and beauty aud human sympathy II bore
mo the tl' usahds Of homes il MAS destined O en-
er. The Home NJ ,gazine I, not simply a literary
pc odioil. l. take- higher ground, and seei.
70 make tcfai ore the hnndmaid OF morally and
religion, always lelohing. whether by means OF
'ory, poem. or essiy thai only BY the "Gollen
Rule" can mar live to any wise or tool purpose.
II you open your door TO lIs visits. IT, win be a
true friend IA your household. You will find !,
neither dnlaciie nor heavy, but cheerful. snitna-
'e, and social--a . end. dropping IN open qui-
u hours, with eomei hing aisays pleasant aud
profitable 10 say. Anew acriai By AiissVnGIs-
IA +. Tow>sEAD, will be commenced In thesJ anu
AIRY humber, entitled "FTRoLEua" ~
The terms are $50 year. . copies Tor g..
Five copies anil one 70 geter up Of olnb, 60
Adlrc-s I, 3. Aurnua & Co, 823 WslhAi 81.
Phiiadelphia.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-11-21

a Wiats,sil s.pprrbead vito was arr
rested aG,g aith nr4ly hundred others
Tor f8r IDLY rsi-iiol ile drit in 1862,
frougi1 suii astina Governor salmon
fr sals nagrsairn.ni b.H sher h-nfisg
lie Gaze Judge MeAnbur u The Circ,iit
Conr dlrec.ed Il,s ju,y 70 return verdics
~ Goy S4lm -.
--Ibe lpbrnal Neyeope recripis aHce
Jolly lst. aggregate si370J03ej,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-11-21

s6-we WSlt cali H.. q tsDAios 10 fAe sdver.
tisemeut " lll.kfns & 60. ia aasthsr column.
They sant Agents 20 veil fine STEEL Engratings.
aud 0ifer great jslissmentss fksy are an old
esttblishsI house. and haze The reputation Of
dealiog promptly aSt henesily ~k ihsir e0s-
toners M4uy u ygf yenng a%n may hnt i
very prsGtsbls "a eU2'ay their spare ti'ae in
selling fgY theu
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-11-21

The CATTLE DISEASE IN GREAT
BRITAIN. From tie folio Sing Govern
ment return respecting the cutie d sease,
up to The 9TH Of October, il would appear
thai the mischief has moi been so eAtcn-
sve as might have been supposed: Total
nnmbrr attacked, l0,oG3; killed, 1886 I;
died, 1906; recovered, 30; remaining,
1887. or the 1865. 1888 were ia
Scotland (clneHy in and about Ed1bur@)
aud 3,7ii IN the district arouEd London,
Of which 40 only recovered.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-11-21

FLORIDA AND HER FuTURg.-Tle
Sa annah Rtpu6iicdS is informed by a
gentleman recently from the Land OF
Flowers" who has resided there Tor n
considerable time, that the freedmen ey-
erywherc ihro ghOut that favored State
are displaying The most pralsewouhy &c.
riyity IN promoting their individual well
fare, AMI are seeking ia livery possible
manner TO improve their moral, social and
pecnliary coedilion With bat lew ex-
crpIions, the very hest u Outstanding exits
between them aud their former owners..-
They all srem determined 10 labor faith
full for their employ ers, ard even boast
that they now intend 10 make larger crops
than ever before.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-11-21

REBEL DEgT IN GEoRGfA.-On Tues
day, Go, erDDr johnson Of Georgia, tele-
graphcd to the President that the Georgia
State Conv sntion had repudiated the rebel
war debt by vote Of 1873 to III. Bitter
opposition was made to lhe vote by some
presumed TO be interested in the rebel
debt
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-11-21

wAIros's nrcisTEE. We have received Wal
tons Vermont Register s Farmers Almanac for
1896. II contains a list Of the Town and coun-
" cfioerz, and civil government Of the State,
ui.h much ether valuable information.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-11-21

WASHINGTON, Nov l0.-A despatch
was received Tins morning by the Secre
,ary Of the Treasury fram +. w Sheldon,
Special Agent dated Galveston 4th, via
New Orleans 9Th inst, announcing the
death of William johnson, tie only broth
er Of tie President Of The United States,
and hate Collector AT Nclasco. He died
from the effect. Of an accidental gun shot
wound.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-11-21

IT, cure spraln--Take INDIAN sired bottle
Of kenne's Pain-KilliBg Magic Oh, and as som
as possible after The paaiu. rub this OIL in with
tie Land lfssly I'D Eilsiuily. until it is cured.
We have sen cue p riormed BY ibis treatment
20 bali an ll0v. Sold ia Manchester. Ia CT.
OkYIs.