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RTlnCIkL HOWEES-WANTtp FIJI.
"a. experienced. sod hru', so % ro'i lr.a..- .
,'c.a. r.,sl wHs,s and stood" r'h F''.. APP
.iNHt,lst ''
Il 4 WET NURSE NANl .n-A lOi NG,
ircs,, q,mt, Q. caId Two woa'a'"' A:?... 90 -
H A GIRL FOR GENERAL HujstWoEH,i
n wish sqtis'sctor' reicrtuc' At.1 o. - . iu
!. ~, rsruur OF Wo1rt'r' '-
u A GOOD HOUSE PAINTER NANlED.-
= "a tugui'e for. rhOs. JNtha'N' I""n"f 'h'-
3lush, nnf Leland. .'-
,iEOT WANTED, II or - YEARS OLD
4 ID Inquire cor. Nn'ict md loyuln -'. '5
.jD AIsTERs-WANTED TEN GOOD BATS
VI Dtc' Oh custou and shop ,et.. GOOD ham onlT
sfm.y a1rls at Howery, III hoOr, room. j. aud a. d.
h CAEpENTERN WANTED THIS DAY
4 y Army pt -r5 BROADWAY. -
g(LOAK MAKERS WANTED, hCtlS-
"a Named to fret ciass work ma nIpy A" A.
L9hONL, 2n' l"serv ""
N CARPTNTFRS WANTEU-AT NOM -.
MC l,t. ION and ll,h ayes auorc tho ne~ nou.' II
tfr1inc W tue nIrnCs. wHaes pad. 30
WANTED Al io' Chirch
IN -. ApiIy euly. j. ~ HkLi.L. o.
EEARM HANDS NANTfp-WIlO Under.
III L s'nnd ticr lsinr.. Arpy to-day and Tomorrow,
\, 1t - tourt.uu.t 81, ait.r o. o'rp.h.
El,OOD PLUMBERS WANTEU-NPPLY
GNI at jobs rklNGLa's l. Montgomery o. .l"frog
HCiw. -
ECAs FILTERS HELPER wANTFr-oNE
~ 'sat cen 90 10. ilns' q 9''ou' '!' Gal a. ''-
MCIRlS WANTED 10 FELL IA NlNESS
alI cos,f, Iiowor,, room l. ~
EIIANDS WANTED FOR MAKING WHITE
Gsurc shirts and canton hsnn,. l.a"oIs. APP
4 p At ~ NIL IT. np SCI r,. ,a H"G' ' y' ~ C.
4 and aud IL PAX race r'l'''e' ''' '','. "a
SCJASpS WANTLp-HANDS WANTED
4 Y = mike lIlH o. ole 4
N,hIe- tents Apply ~ t' lLd 10 lrInkl IL -t. 80
GIIOOP SKIRT HANDS WAN1ED-GOOl
III pay aud steady work at \. SOS CO., 10.
. AthRmbels II. o."
lHo2,,r', SKIRI MAKERS WANTED ;. Al
10 EJ AIDES TAUGHT 10 OPERATE ON Sing
u - ere and ". 4 NrrDNiup uGrhiu, pgiotir" I'll
p,l.ect On all kind u 'ln' 'nt- ana commend
$iugr. Apply 10 iicn} It. ltir of Z Clinton q. ~
TT ADlTS TAUGHT ON SINGERS, WHEE
4 Ger& ~!son's mshine.; p.a'tic" On ""r" "o..
Srivru amer iea,n,ut. HG"ins m@ rl.' a., 20 ''
y ~ Henry IT. Ai.o, icsrous given arei T. y. 90
TT ADlE.> TAUGHT ON SINGERS. AM
~ AW. & W mWrhu zee peri,nt for p IN i-1ilf 'rs
j ing, st.tchng, and flannel SHIFT uaEin- rnr1mmori
\ sd 70 'Iy aga ,"c, l.ar H.. Iii
-, ar AIDES TAUGHT on SlNIEES, Wheel
- cr q Wison's and Howe. mnehihcs' 70 hon
N Nu.un,i 10 sAops. Nj kiHas OF lh'lnr. 20 iru, ~
. tUtr joe gul OH for sale, ~ Mr. llIbhSuN~, IL
m. p West -7,h II, b"tveon IN and ,th ave. 20
rInpERATORS, BAISTIES, FiNI,HtE
"a " -u4 button loie uaLeIs on m,Iits.y uoek coat
- zeal for oue week ~ - broome ~ bet fit' sn
j. 3nrfEAlOR, WANTED ON W. 8 V , MA
d AOAtur ~ work AL tiAGs OF shirts. staA!y OF
m e,nd lu4.sf. Some but t9Oa hGu.H Lena alpy NJ =
H. H. Hre.re s. IA tie store. II
sOpERATOE, on WHLELLE & WIISo y.
a A 4 w.
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COAI-BEST STOVE AND EGG COAL,
- - Der ton; Icreeued and delivered, go per tor,
non new yard, s.V ana ~ East l+th ~ q. /
TBRIk&. ~
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Total ...sss.st.ts. tsfsr... I''Si'-' -
Deduct due from nit
ed States Govern
ineni tor board and
soldiers .......,..,... s3g,66g -
AGd sundry articles OF
supply - coal, wood,
-four, dry goods,
drug, &c, on hand
La dec, 1904 ...,.. G5,4oO d
Total .............. Sll5J,U ~
Deduct sundry supplies
on hand sat Dec,
lsJS.................. bs,TlV -
- AG9i3 -
EIpenfes Tor support OF iuuAtes VI
luIugutiOns aad Outdoor iOoI, -----------
i-bI Observation-Disclosures. tT2g,J -
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

browns bronchial Troches, for Pull
alonary and Asthmatlc Disorder,, have proved their
siicacy by a test of many year aid have eeeiTed
testimonials from eminen, men Who have used them
Those VITO are suffering IRON Coughs, Colds lioars'
ls,s, Bore Throat, &C. should try "Ihe Iroches'-'
simple remedy, which il in almost o'ery case eiec
Iual. ~
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a lltAI HOMES a NfNi HDl 81. +
y l,ows, OF F...u. H... .... .ls r. q .,.in' ~
. tAIF..l lH',tH. ami. G.. IrUus utrr Mrlro.a
B. ..Iuu, N,.,Is.fuf o..
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IDAW NBKOkIN'S SALL" lUlS Day n
JOINS AOEIlMEE, 10 tH,t BIuAivay, Of aU'
lot men and voncn'f clothing, diossos sktrp,
fhuWA, c.uakr fpuuIutk rhcr's spreads Coats pant.
tluut shu,s. aud variety ~ other roOdr To- nuof
ous 'p mention, - order T.. lKLEI- o. Grand o.,
,N,illuWsuur,h. no
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,DAWNBROkER' SALl-lAMES AGAR
1 viu cell thi- dAv, at 81 New IlpWprv, 3pU lois ol
men aud womon's clothing, such ~ drrHzea, sirte
rh'u'H spIuahr. hlnnkc'r shtwlz, oyercutts, pant
silver wa cn's. trlsu0us Sc worthy tho attention o
dcalor- sud hou-ckeepoir. L.. SIMMONS, g69 Spin.
Il
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w ANTED.

"A w
2DAPER HANGrRS-wAETyp FIVE ti-s'G
L. SOLOMON & sons. yJg Biociwsy. goo x
sDAlSTtRS-3 HOUSE PAINTERS WANT. h
sito ed ihi, rg-,,er at ioO "a'hns'on 81 cor ga
n pARTNLR WANTED FOR A SuTLERP
II business, vrn capital, AUiv "a s~ccuc,'s llo- :.
etc room -. Yet. and II \. ", for dar. .oi Z
3SKlEr HANDS wANTTU-tIlD GOODe
|. ages lVl Chanbcr IT, None but evod hAnis need =
,!V'O TNLOKS-GOOD COAT HANDS Want
&. "' NJ llt Conrc'd 81. Brvoklyn $40
Bro HARNESS MAKEGS-WANTED Al
" roci rc1ers workman r?oa hci.o' OF nuc har- 1
utfs r-su sod sitchet iof sutHr Niuts of vots
i heu,'irh l. l. 3lD
.fTu BAKERS-wANTrp \ SECOND II %. 7
I, Ng.l conner 4s,h -, and md ave. - !
! VO 1NLORS-wANTtp TAILOR TOl
4 wo'A iu The r'ore, II Bihlc House .ls ave &"
G'EO SHOEMAKERS-A SINGLE NhS. Al
N reoi' tty NO. kmrn on mons custom boIts none
l &C., u,,d arpiy % Bntscr st'. o.
E NANTEr-A GIRL ABOUT 10 YEARS,
W Of 49, Gccuto'gcd to chiagyh and to make
Roy To WORN VI ln>r'
y w and confectionery TINT hes worked o. tr'
hgstro'. psutetrcI. Appl Mt - sixth Az. 800
N'ANTtr-TWO GOOD SIABLEM
= w some nr' steady n cu, and -.g a-cr-,.r, io'
-" core Of houc', need urrii, At Che ii,ct} ~rhc'
k\AANlID - FISi~HEE> ON INFANTRY
th w uuuts. 90 80 lTitu,y et u's,u,at. o.
WANTED - OPERATORS. BAI~IlES
p W ari tn'shcis un military o,r-coats. pNd t'-
. I'' i- un' Tor .ayr.y coats n'd l'''"' 10, 'n-
i'.iN .''' Inquire 't NI.iN'' ~ 'I
.AI-iNrEp-A SET OF CARRIAGE M
w hc, tu,s 'wooj vortiaar'.' 'n .o,' der .'s'"
e. G9 an, rl S.,l 9,s 81 '''''. A''
/ N\rANTfp EY \ WOEElNGNAN - \
I w wlI.v,r.9 Crthpu' woman, 'i.'Cr ui.II'.
I r.' .r ol' o. t"'r hou'o for vim and ,ok lor Wa,
. children. a roirr. Honest w"mm vi have ..ul
. h.r'ful D. t.ttt,d Nih .iuluess. NGlIvs -tatinF
y Wu,r uu Interview may be- had, " -, l9. ''''
sl\NANTtD-loo GOOD CIOAk MAKERS.
W Apply at CARIwKlGlii = CO.'S COX sioIc.
DR. ,itl tarAt g. '|
\ \CANTEl-N fuE IND STHIAL School.
w Convent o. Grryy, Mlllou.hh ave, $50, ht o..
D... M. .,,,.-s Il', u,ij,E l all n,
l'.r. ... Iu such I'u.Hlc 10 i.uatirr md t' 4
ras'- ,i. h' riton. 49,, eau 1--we iu ttr'u' Fob.
,"' co., '.si ha' 'g.cl %. o.c. ON" 'c .
ou ~ t'"i'- rs Wilson's machines for hN' '.ii ''
, A.. "''. and oa.,". '.-.... "a
NGANttD-uESI CLNN, urIENIOE-
cfiocs o. l.sc, linn ro,-. ~ r,r, IN. ham.
3 nptI 7t ~lilEik to,4,b Rruod .u.. Oh. stain 20,
y N(rANTlD-A Wat NUk~l. uNE IIlNT
y. vi 'N ,s.,' child to 'h| hone N''9 a 9.
g \VANrlp AGoop WAllER-oNE ~Hy
4 w 40. ,.,a,aa. g.. ..ig,".' down "ya 'hg.
s., io1t 80 81
/, a,N4jAN1Ep \ SECOND AID THIRD HANI
f w M the btGlr-. Aru'y ~ "'' smith ave. h~
= \\fAHlLu-OPERt1uEN hNn lH-TTON
e. w tulo u4Acr., sld listers sni tn shot,. In
- .uIt ior or, SICK 90 Clinton -t. ~
-. NAANlEu-IWO COLOEtD BOY IRON
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Py!e's q. Il. sOnp-Ths Poor People,
htsnd. Cheap and sood. Sold by grocels even
wh.Tu 4U3
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TTRAOTlNE AulrlNN SALE OF ROOTS
lIO,trM McGIlKE. M-C1,E. MNNN

~ rs Third ave, will cell this day, Ncdu, sday. OF
a T. o'clock AN, Al the furniture cont dnrf iu a.,
l1ro,efp Hotel 80 Hal Place hot 9TH aud Tth IT.
FoWusitc Iumpktus Market, consisting nj "a lnrt'
number OF leather hO d. hdr and ni hCr matt rus-,
= hutc IuH, lcdsl"ni- Italics chain, &C.. s.r ho dN
4 tues Of the bar room, cnnipfisus counter, lHv-
lottiCs, stoves, screws, and nuWoruu, other Art
a..
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ABBOTT, AUCTR, Will SELI

q w on this day 10Th mat, at 10. o'cl.,a, t..
stock and hIturr. OF the old esta ll-hDd lY,o-,r
auu Retail Liquor Store, cor 2Gth 81 AMI I'm Y,,
oorsstihg % ppts Of pure gins, brs Of Old bou .H
anu oLnef Nnl1 Sies Oid port sherry and Ol s4u,s
fJamsieI stCrolI and Bay rum, staud rl.s act4eIs
puucheonH counters with fountains coPpa. uss-u
and pump, splendid patent beer pumps, Alry, o-ge
AlaiIItvIs inv GSR ISga, ksl ~ 49,
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Wheeler Il " ilsOn's Highest Premium
Iock-SIlch Sewing Machines, and BugtonhCie Nh
chine. GL5 BIOadwGy New York. J3i
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X. X. Rs-Rndway's Ready kehSi WIZ
instantly stop tho eXcIuciAting pa IA Al @ha
burn. scsldA cuts, wounds, bruises 6c theitg nm
derins u important that even family shoill htp
supply Of 1t IN The house. Armed with tLlr Iehely
household lie alw1yr protected agaiuSt sudden atNt'
o. sickness II seeuiy relieves roui pam those buI-
ieIins Iom rheumatism, neuralgia cIanIs, tl I'm p
tArrLus, cholera, &C. and aTrrsts all dis Ise. Nal
WAY Co. 81 Maiden Lane. sold by drussist- J.
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Total persons received, cared for
aud relieved in 50 ............l2

EIpen Iituiea Of the Board Of Commissioners Of Tub
he glAll ties AID Correction, a. charged 20 ~" l.-
losing Institutions, frUm January lst ~ DecuiAbsi
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AIuItitudes oil People reauire an Aitera-
tive to rettore the healthy action Of thir system
and correct the leraueement' that creep into It, saT
sApArilas were used AID valued, until seveTa h"lo''-
tson. were palmed OF upon the public undo' this nam
Ayers slrsaparirais no imposition. III
A.-Use the Beat III VIII Certainly Dec
troy Moths NOW ia the time. Ask ior boS ger.
Moth Destroying Packet, for prcsery.nf tioihA fuI
CApe;s Robss Blankets, and all WOODEN 'ioodA non
Moths and ali Destracuse Insects, Tor sale by
Dulseis's -
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Number ~ close Of year .......... ..,...
Relief OF Outdoor Poor. Is - adults and l'.l'
children have teen felieyed by donations ~ MONEY
and l5,222 aduit-, and -a,U2U children with mti l
totA amount Of cash dlshuised from lot January
slst December, 1904, being slvJ,lgj ~.
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w this Jay, at O'Clock, ali the mahogany fur.
fuiture and lsdrtep.s tround c0uSr4J, muTbit.t,l
a,ttou-on aud other ;stes, bureaus, French plat.
lIu.-, Blu-tois oarpuL OiuUtA, leather bod. ll.-
Pp' en-" ker, Scn contained in house % Chriaio
=. hst!cut. ztI
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y w hold IuIui utc, a. 20 llFc a, on thursday
Anil ~ nj 40 o'clock consisting OF -tciuway pilno.
: ,rr' superior Instrument velvet and Tapestry ptl
Iorra.et VciyCt ana Ncutp,n staiI CARPETS, Vuy 90
nr. auI muis, u-ClUthu, tDtr-atetes, cay chairs
~ krIs lor ClAre pIrr lulrrurs, centre, side an
,iru-iuu tables pafVr and kitchen stoves Chanho.
sGu4 kIgArn urturC, all in lppd order, having Leel
q .uIn LnlI LlLl-u. -a-n Illn OF .AIme. M
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WANTED.

ETHICAL FLOWEE>-NANIll FIJI
1t,,..r,..r.l i,ool lrllH. U.su 90 Hosi Nr.a.I
r.a ..,l srg,- and rca4- vok "N'.. Af"
!. 3D.. 10 Il. 100
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.s.s.s.
~. H... .r-
rr.t#.s adj. s........ g. .t...-...a
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-01-17

Tie Nea York Horid the smart
est opposition paper in the country,
had an able leading article last week,
telling the Democracy that the de-
siruction Of slavery is n settled thing.
aud public opinion win be more and
more inclined to acguiesce in IL; that
"ihere is no conceivable position on
TIE slavery question on which the
democratic party can plant itself a8d
become a majority, and therefore uAy
should tie party bind itself TO q dead
corps 2
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-01-17

Some years ago,when Joseph Yates
was Governor Of he State uf New
leEa, resolution v IS introduced into
lhe Legislature e abolish the title 81
Ills krec.fa.g which was usually
p,eaNeI 20 tie Governor name
One day 81 lhe Private Secretary or
ihe Governor eut- l the Assembly
Chainhsr IrMcNaugh.oa, from Cam.
lii-ee, VA hiagt1n County, ros aud
sala, Spsok1r, hers rs a tog at The ao0r
~iA q k'ier from ice Yates.
Nothing more was heard OF the res
olu'Ion % abgl.A .ilies 81 honor.
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THE Senatorial Gu9 ST ORA TER.
IRromAL GUvERNoR.-Au enterpri.
sing ard popular politician, who s,iII
Is ometbirg Of a burden 10 party AID
iIields. Is never got rid Of by sending
idm oit to govern q Ear away terrjs-
ry. Ten &! oHe he manufactures the
territory into q state, bai0fe or good
lye cease 20 ea1oceusiuly before his
Grs stock ol wa sy 8 drained, and
cm back d. l4ree Els life, and twice
ID, alumL a United States Senator.
Here, for instance, goaes Jim Nye"
back from Nevada, ige5bsr lhan he
vent be scediaess All gone, gitd a
ne@ story or two, and Just as much
power Is ever TO bles or bHber.-
W ho thought tha. when his necessity
FIR something was grudgjnely sup
piled niIa c bone Of $500 terri-
loril gayeru4rhip, tiW it was oaly 2
ticket jgr tbo United States Senate,
redea abIa in less Than tao years p
,syyr.asataid Republican.
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Tie grey -ta.rel rapr4ba.c who cali
sd Vie ne" iraa-flad bard Murphy
eAea everybody knts Is 60 b D.gG-
later, las been cons ete. AMI ulee-
81 g aye uil meboiys aa.r $40.
rfH
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A. excitement occurred ia Pbi,a-
de.phia over q case ct ladies beIt
buckles. They remained unso 4 whea
de fashion changed jal twenty years
.so, aud were tbea packed up and
consigned to a garrett They were re-
Gently reproduced for sale, aud taken
by tbe retail trade at price sufficient
20 pay twrnty.ei-bt years in,ere.t On
ihelr or gnaI cost. and leave hand.
some profit beside.
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LLE.aEra ErsrsLErs
faa ''ss laaa 1aa p.asa

Hajea ase aFs8 "a cea aIa aand
land aaI aamg shed doctor. Wa wa
c lbis ieaFaed mau Dr. Eeusaas
lie was d usBef rsiar and rattle
ara a appearance, aHha daa fa
ura, ard q aaa# ae aaH sgsl..a..
Intelligent tassi h.s age aas soms
. Waese between forty and Hty: ha
. lbefe waa one character sale about ID.
. caaa.euaaee, waish every ons mu
+ have ash wao. came ,H cuaae. aal
him, though ootat ait aoaE, hsse lugt
ahIe 60 explain what it was aHtete.
t.em, His eyes were dead. The,
f. never changed aud .4ey arsiy ,nos
3. ed. Iae rgs.oi hi face 4as a. ma
bile as tne fleasp. oaer.people ia tht
average, bat not 50 with bis eyes
They were of q dull leaden color, aBa
+ they actually seemed dead; ihe idea
being further carried ogt by the liyil
aud ugWAoles9me nuts ot the ska
around those organs. Judged from las
Aues, the skin night have mortified. .
DR.. Bertrand, in spite Of bis dead
eye, sas g person of cheerful. almost
gay manners, and ofau uagarfing and
almost amazing politeuess. Nothing
ever put him Out. He was also a
man surrounded by impenatrabla mys-
terry. Ii was imgoss .ble 10 yet at him
or 20 break down the barriers which
his p0liteaess erected around him
Or, Bertrand had made many disenv-
cries bv which the scientific world had
beaa tr0ltaa. lie was a rich ma,.
aud his peeuaiary means had ipcreas.
"a lately ia a marked degree. The
Doctor made no secret Of his resaur-
COS, il was a DART Of bis nature ~ eg-
ioy luxury and splerdor. and he lived
in both lis house, an hotel Ohm der.
a,e size in the Rae Mauconseil, en-
cl5~Iina eogrt yard Of h, o,gn nm
ed wish shruG. aaa tlewegs.ga.a .a.mo3.
el of tas.e. His dining roola esuac;,l.
iy WIS the realized lle,dor what sseb |
au apartment should be. Pictures
b aat0fal picture mot pieces of wall /
funituee-leaorued tie walls. ana
these we're lfgted up 20 uigbt IN tbaI
most aFlflt manner by lamns OF eaae
nous power. The aoor was ogJ54d|
with laa most splendid Persian car.
peits, the curtains and chairs we're Of
.aa finest Utrecht velvet. and. in "a
.u conservatory outside, always heated NJ
lie alast luxurious point. fsann,.
played peeggually: the Ig4t tr.eEl;p
if lis wafer making music in tlg b.ag.
aiul place.
Aaj well might DR.. Bertrand have
30 psrlec ct u dining room in his ho,sn
To give diun.rs WAS a nreat mart of|
BIS Du IN -s. In certain circles those
,Dacrs Hero highly celebrated, but (
h@y we're always talked about under
L8 reese. Itwas whispered taeid ,
plaador WAS fabulous: lhat the d ya-
aud wines reached a goiat OF par-
ge'.ou absolutely unknown elsewhere;
hat the guests we're waited ueon bv
cryaWs aAo knew gheir business.
which Is saying much. that they din. (
d seated upon velvet !autaails. and {
le from golden plates; and il WAS ,
aid. moreover. t.at he entered ipto !
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4 ta1ell 81 o Eet a calutryman
iH maaraiag made ta observation.
= 2 Lave lgsi ne ot trialls, I
see les ar seas taeIepy. Was
He &. taas re.Uye Wen,
-s'5 uf- lou. tNeul -four mile.
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spirits Uf h pa Bcamn
f aas always Farg particular u.ai lh5
spirits g, bis ts should uo, b.
4. aamei
! A.fs8 De Cleual was Som tIiay o
so exception i8 .ls Dactors usas.
class Of tors. Iuas nsse .twas aot
p Caaa, ua. Ugaziu 81 lIG. Gar laas
iug Ter sensation. that male aim one
. OF lae Doctors guests, Ig was 6 mix
tuTe ol pgus as3 geAatio8, with g re.
al conviction lhm What Be haa at BIS
heart lp1n, as alone capable Of bring.
ina him happiness, was out Of his
. reach. He was rash nealaous na.
tare he believed taai all his caauaa
oI h.ppines. wa gone for Ife, and he
. determined % quit Ill., Two great
tr ordinarily Hrog 1h, eFjss 20 Dr.
Is, sr.ud mills naueg troubles aad
/ love troubles. Ds C.e9ea,s .a5eul-
Ties @era ot tha at1F description
/ lie was in a fever of love and iaal-
.oasy. lie was, and bad been for
some time the devoted lover of Mad
amoi5eiia Iaefosse ae PareHes, "a no.
ted beauty Of that day All dgone
Iamoo,aiy for q time, until a certain
! Flcumte de Noel, q cousin OF the It-
dy5 appeared upon The scene, and AL
ired dc Ciergai becoming jealous, GER
tain unpleasant scenes cnsaed, aud IL
nally serious quarrel; Mad4moiselle
de Farelies belonging to that class Of
persons who are too proud to clear
themselves from talse impma.an
when they might otherwise very easi
ly do $50. Throughout, De CleyaI had
never once seen the Nicomte; indeed
the principal intercourse between this
last and Madamoiselc de Farelles had
been by letter, aud it was partly this
core poudeuce that had brought this
quarrel about
When De Cleryal entered the ss-
loon Of Dir Bertrand where the guests
we're assembled, he found himself one
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stausl Church.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-24

The 0rsgonidA ays: By passengers just
down from Walla Walla, we learn that ter
rible tragedy has been enacted there. Some
time since we were informed that vigilance
committee had to be organised there for self
protection, and that sundry notorious charac-
ters had been notified to leave that ylcinlty.i
OF late events have seemed to culminate IN
the thieying and plundering line, and Judging
BY the Walla Walla Statesman OF May 18TH
the patience of the whole section thereabouts
was utterly worn out. Many known thieves
seen to have wintered in that section, and %
they disappeared in the spring the best horses
in the settlement seemed to disappear with
them One man, who had lost many cattle
and horses, recovered forty-two cattle, four
horses and two mules on the other side of the
Columbia, opposite the mouth of the Touchet
river, sixty miles above Priests Rapids,
where they had been fetched by the thieves.
We learn that two men were seen hanging by
the roadside as the stage passed from Walla
Walla to Walulu, on Wednesday morning,
and the passengers say fifteen in all are
known to have been lynched thereabouts.
They say one hundred and fifty names are
known to the Vigilance Committee, and they
will be taken care Of if found. The names
mentioned as known to have been summarily
served with justice, are: Doc. Reed, Niger
Jim, one Mckenzie, Tom Reeves, Charles
Wilson and Joseph Petit We are told by
the express messenger that the work was to
be extended to the Canyon city road, as the
pursuit was being conducted in that direc-
ton"