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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-10-24

A KIND AcT AND IT'S REwARp.--The
Cleveland Piaindeolsr sketches sn Incl
dent that lately occurred on one Of tbe
railroads running through Ohio. The
sketch is interesting, though It Is imPersop-
al:
The train is running Al a rapid rate
The car Is 6lled with well-dressed aristo-
cratic passengers The conductor enters
and proceeds 10 collect the accustomed
fare. Presently he comes TO lady in
deep mourning, travelling wiih three chill
dren, and calls for ticket The lady
quickly puts her hand into her pocket for
the same, but il was gone, with the wal
LEI containing all her money, within which
the ticket bad been placed for safe keep
ing. The lady is OF modest, retiring dls-
position, and IN an agitaied manner ex-
plains why she Aannot pay the fare. The
conductor is one cf those men without a
particle Of human feeling--and without
taking into consideration any Of Of the pal
liating circumstances Of the case. rung the
bell, stopped The train, and the lady and
her little ones were ordered from the car.
The engineer had not been an uninierest-
ed spectator Of the scene. He left the en-.
gine, and advanced To the place where the
lady was standing so distressed aud help
less. The engineer had big warm heart.
Putting his hand into his pocket he pro-
duced fifty dollar gold piece, and hand
ing il 10 the lady remarked:
"Here, madam. take this and Get into
the car. IL is shameful that you should
be treated thus" s4.
The lady hesitated about receiving Il,
but rs in desperate strait and after
showering numberIess thanks upon the
noble engineer, she insisted upon receiv-
ing his name and address, and then return
ed to her seat and went on her way.
Abou. month after this time the en-
gincer received note requesting him to
call q, the express Office and take from
thence a package addressed to him. He
did so. Upon opening tho package he
found that it contained fifty dollars; and
an elegant gold watch, chain and seals
Upon the inside was inscribed the golden
rule, the substance Of which is--"Do un,
TO others as you wish others 10 do unto
YOU"
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ApJurASr GEN. BAKkR.--Tbe Clinton


Herald is responsible for the folio wing.
Ii was but a few days ago that we met
the General returning from little expe.
dition down the river, with his fishing
tackle in one hand and respectable string
Of fish in the other, which reminded US OF
"a little story" told several years ago by
the Boston Ledger, and which runs as fol.
lows:
Some years ago, when the late Governor
Bakei of New Hampshire, was Speaker Of
the House Of Representatives, il became
Necessary that an carly adjournment
should take place IN the Hitern6Uu
der that The Hon. Speaker and his fellow
piscalor, at that time reporter for the Pa
triot should go on fishing excursion
Business was pressing in the House, but so
was the desire OF the Speaker TO get to
the brook without delay. Sundry parties
among the members we're asked to move
an Adjournment but no reasonable cause
appearing TO their minds TO justify that
step, they severally declined. The late
Hon. Ichabod Bartlett. OF Portsmouth,
was then member Of the Legislature, and,
although among the opposition, was made
Chairman of the Judiciary CQmmittee-
such was the respect paid to his ability
and integrity by his fellow Legislators,
through their popular Speaker. MIR. Bart
let's word was almost an oracle in every
thing-7for in nothing he said or did, could
the slightest indication Of parfizanship be
detected, Tor there was none in reality -
Knowing this fact, and the weight of any
proposition Mr.. Bartlett might make, on
the mind Of the members, Speaker Baker,
in his despair, arose and said, speaking as
quickly as he could--to the House Seen
tlemen, it is moved by the gentlemen from
Portsmouth, Mr.. Bartlett, and seconded,
that the House do NOW adjourn as many
as are in favor Of that motion, will say
aye those opposed, no the ayes have it,
and the house stands adjourned until Tues
day morning at ten O'Clock"
| Before the members could perfectly un-
derstand that they had been adjourned the
Speaker was out Of the Chair, and making
his way toward the door. MIR. Bartlett.
had risen to repudiate the motion, and had
got as far as "Mr. Speaker" when The
gentleman, who had fairly got outside Of
the hail, looked back for . moment 10 see
the fun. ~
"The House amt adjoorncd, is III
querried q memb er Of Baker.
"Assnredly," said the Speaker, ION mo-
ton OF Mr.. Bartlett"
II assurediy made no such motion Mf.
Baker" MAS Mr.. Bartleit's assertion.
That is doubties. the TACT t"-r -rf.spond.d
Baker-~bHt gou ought 10 hare done IL. ilaii
an I,onr ago. out Of respect 10 the pressing
+. quirements of lie honorable Speaker,
who, IT good irolfng can do il vii he
wetting his line in Suncook river, ia half
an hour hence.
Mr. Bartlett saw thai further remoh-
strahce was hcedless, aid with look
which raid as plainly as speech, II give
you up as being one Of tie rios, incorrigi-
bic wags ever met with" BE fui ON Bis
hal and followed the reiIesung wisdo.n Of
the SITE. So that WIS tie way Speaker
Baker procured on sdjourhmeht.
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orrIcE OF NorARr PuBLIc,

Rockbridse County, Va, Ocl. 2, 1865
/ Robert E. Lee, Of Lexington, Va, do
solemnly swear, in presence Of Almighty
God. that | will henceforth faithfully sup
port, project and defend the Constitution
Of the Uniled Stoles, and the union Of the
States hereunder and that will. in like
manner. abide by and faithfully support
sl laws and proclama,ions which have
bern made during The existing rebellion
wih reference 10 the emancipation OF
slaves, 20 beIp me God,
(Signed) X. E. LEE.
Subscribed aad sworn TO before me,
this ID day Of October, A. d., 1875.
CHAS. A. DAVIDSON, Notary Public
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E4RruQuAKE San francisco was
visited on SUNDAY last by severe earth
quake shock, which shook the whole city,
demoIisIing some buildings, and lefi their
marks ID cracked walls and broken cell.
hngs on half of the structures IN the city.
A number OF persons wsre injured, both
BY falling walls and The cro~ding 10 get
out Of the churches consequent upon the
lie rror excited. The OSCILLATION Of the
E arb was sufi,ient 10 cause tell IA a
tower TO ring, snd TO leave hssUres n the
ground IN bome places two or three inches
vide. The shocks were equally severe 81
var i66s otber towns in the interior Of he
Sine.
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"What do you intend to do with Jefer.
son Davis ?" asked an Engiishman Of AZ
intelligent returned soldier Ihe otber day
cit would he blasted cruel to be hanging
him, you know. Nov whsi do you intend
TO do uitt him p "Borow 81. Heiena
from ber majesty, Jour Qaeen, and chain
him there 40 yOo chained NaPole0s, yoe
know, wss The reply. John Boil could
not ses the point
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How AN EpiroR DiEp.-A San Fran

How AN EpiroR DiEp.---A San Fran
cisco correspondent furnishes this account
81 remarkable case Of cuulnrv aud cOar
ace. Thh gentleman alluded to was
James Nisbct Of the san Francisco Bailes-
"a. who was los on the steamship Brother
jonathan, and his body was found floating
in ths ocean seven miles from land. =
When Il vas taken ashore and examined
there was found in the deceased vest pock-
ct will which was written alter the ship
bad struck the fatal rock. Contemplating
calmly the terrible scenes about him, and
Calculating his chances for life, he had the
cool courage 10 make such disposition Of
his property rs would be most beneficial
TO thuse who would be left behind him
That old man writing will, amid the
bowling Of the Temps, that Was lsshing
the ocean into foaming billows, aud sur.
rounded by drowning men, women and
children wailing out their agony to heroic
picture. Here Is copy Of ihe viii, aud
let the reader observe with what care il is
written.
Ar SKA ON BoApp THR
BRorHER JONATHAN, July 20, 1868. !
"In view Of death, hereby appoint my
brother, Thomas Nisbet, at present en-
gagged on the Pacific Railroad, near Clip
per Gap, California, my sole executor, real
and personal, aud convert the same into
cash, with all convenient speed, but so As
not 10 sacrifice the same, and to pay over
and divide the same equally between
himself and my sole sister Margaret Ms.
bet, now residing in England and under
burden OF the payment OF legacy Of s5,.
600 in gold 70 Almiia Hopkins, wife Of
Casper I. Hopkins, insurance agent, San
Francisco, Cal And / desire that my
brother, said Thomas Nisbet, shall not be
asked to give security for his intermission
with my estate. J,s. NIsBET.
The document was written siih a pencil
the writer cody recollecting that pencil
marks are less effected by wafer than ink
marks. II was cleAnly written, in Mr.,
Nisbet's bold and steady penmanslip.--
When he had concluded the will lie found
that he had yei little time left before the
ship would probably 80 down. and be
sddel the following brief note to family
in this city where he had boarded toT
many years:
"Air Dean Ma: A thousand affect
ionaie adieus, You spoke of my sailing
on Friday--hangman's day and th,
unlucky jonathan. Wtll, here am witt
death before me. My love is TO you ALI
10 Casper, 10 Belle, Nellie, and little My
ra kiss her Tor ms. Never forge
sag4 ta GRAsDPA." (
The children familiarly addr ssed th'
old man as grandpa, although he was il
no way related to him. ns
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-10-24

MARI ihls .--This Magic Oh does not SET BROKEN
BONES or replace simple or compound fractures pro
daeed by external violence; bot ateT your skfal sur
gean has rcaoeA the ds0eaon replaced the broken
boneA ia hepk the heainE and reunion proeess gives
the Ahsorbcnts activity subdues Inflammation and fur
thefs . cure wonderfully.
same folks seem 90 be proud In telling hos lame their
ahoui9ers Areof my erek ia the back'0r 4 have got
the seiatcaand delight In Dragging thai nothing can
cure ne but when We get such awful folks TO use
Rebnss Pain Killing Magic OIL faithfully. we nct eniy
cure their anrnesk and charm away their pains but we
Atgay take all tbst kind " brsg out 0t them and they
frankly own ap. and say. IT works Ike charm
WHY then lvt pains and aches youf temper spsii
Your bea asy leose for want of Rennes Magic OIL
Why swallow 'Hswbugs. - young birds do i.od,
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A SINGULAR SToRY.--The Macon
Telegraph tells the following story Of tho
war.
II learned on yesterday The circumstsn-
ces oi a melancholy quandry in which
young lady, one of the most estimable and
lovely in this part ofthe country, was pac-
ed. A gallant officer was betroihed 70 her.
lie fell on the fatal Geld Of Sharpsburg.
She loved him dearly, and WAS afflicted
far beyond what ladies Of more buoyant
temp + would have suffered She went
into mourning, secluded herself from soci.
ETY., devoted herself 10 religious and char
table deeds, and WAS dead 70 the world
A few months ago young gentleman of
great wealth, superior talents, and hand.
some person, accidentally formed her 40
quaiDtance in the progress Of business.
transaction. He Was fascinated with her
perseyered till he oyercame her aversion
little by little, and finally they became en-
gagged TO be married only fortnight ago.
She had already made Dut her order for
an elegant trOHsssau. Bot four days ago,
the frst lover returned. lie lad beer
carried to a Northern hospital from ,he
battlefield, With no hope of life, and has
lust been liberated and returned. lie has
y frghtful scar across his iaee, only one
eye, Is an invalid for life, end Is poor but
ia bis bosom burns manly aid noble
soul. The poor girl has shut herself up,
and will not zee either of them. The
meeting between her and her first lover,
the other day, is said 10 have been dis
ucssing. Hs letters had failed 10 reach
her. AID she firmly believed he Was dead
ill he stood before her. tie gsslly ruin of
her lover. once SO handsome AID manly.
Poor fellow have caught plitDpse of
him once As lie pssssd pigng tie sltert,
pilh his cruiches snd mrIagel'vly laee.---
God bless him g
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We W'NKERT FOR 1865
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ArToUN AND THAcKERY.--dpropos OF
the deaib nf Prof.sYar Auonn, when
."ockery was giving his famous lectures
on the -Four Georges in the Music Hall,
Ednburg, Aytoun was present. Every
one has read these lectures, and must re-
member tile sarcastic allusons made TO
the virtue Of Queen Mary, aud the half
coniempiuous, Multiplying mockery vt
AylouD's well-known hobby. Aytoun was
in the hall close under the lecturer, listen
ing intently TO the great novelist, Ms he
rolled out his period ofdeiehtful oriticism.
Al length he came 10 the Queen Mary"
passage, and Aytosn's face fushed and his
brow knitted. On he went, in his mock
ing, bantering tone Of skeplicism, and the
Professors brow grew darker. and HE
hands began TO work convulsively. AT
last came the alIusion to Ayloun himsell,
and his chivalrous advocacy of Mary, and
the half contemptuous, half fstlering no.
lice was accompanied with tie marke d
side s-glance and half-bow which gave IL its
point. Ay,oun was i=riiated beyond en-
durance. He burst not and did not inter.
rupt the lecturer, but deliberately got up
and stslked down the passage TO the door,
muttering as be went something that
sounded strangely like "iniernal quaek.'
lie wa: last seen that day Hriding furi-
ously along George street, on his way to
bis house in Great Stuart street, gesticu-
IatinO ae IN. went and moving his arms ia
a way that BODIED little good TO any one
who at the moment should block his path
with slur on Queen Mary. BE tlIs as
il way, he ever after disliked to hear the
name OF Thackery menlioned.---E English
paper.
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HHssY-s FgsHesr tgstsExT s--fhls eei4hHsed
stsH Eifsss ss sss4 tA siMsss hoasshale, ahA
i ~ossk #e,xss - EssA. Il esres csamps ksaral
I.es. Gbeunsfsgn sna ~ assessss shese faia
1k4 e. y rsS aas. TsF sxtsrgsi3E saG snsnsnaig
Ifrv a. sei2 ever uAsss
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A Norih Calolinian. wriiing IRON.
Greensboro, remarks viltiis "A moa.
ern Democratic pialisFn 10 unly,. ~
ileas that never eood le saetsbty 80.
getbeT II they veEF 10 ais 'osoulity
dead"
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0TlCEs--WaEBEAs Mt WIZ, MARv
~ l. hNs IA NJ hs1 kS hassc ufthast az 1s sxess
gwSvannsn hxsins u AeTxAy essm EAaa naaa rMy "
&st4s e kss esssFaslAzs sffzz kAzs asass
s.tst rsestt O.. st.ss. @s's-'S eSAs1S
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r WILL DO YOU GooDi


uthkFEFust o. BACH Ha7ftLA
Bar Il 81 the Drasgisi o. Merchant whers you trzde
n tsy have Hes got hABd they will send for IL at
yea rsSs~sL aha sel Foa the ganHne Renast Pain Kill
tns Mage OH al the iau prizes Al retsiL
Nm RENNE.
MaaafsstarsF TTttsAeld. hAss.
se9 - retail BY @ ,. tFyts Manchester g. W.emsth,
FAetaty PoiAts q, kykeS, Dorset, II. 3 Hard Ar
uagton. r woodward. East Arington 4. 7. Hard, W.
AFhaKtea.. y Watt Eass RAlsms--ls
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The South Carolina Leader. owned
and edited By oOlored men. i The name of
= nev weekly paper which has jest sp-
peared in CT Rrieston.
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TAKrs rnr AmSrsrr oArH

GEx. LEE TAXES THE AMNESTY Darn.
Among the amnesty oaths jost fled at
the State Department is that Of Robert +.
Lee, subscribed 10 on the I'd inst. That
all The world may know what this man
promises for the fGtvre. we give the oath
entire. II is the same oath required from
-sany other man =
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The EauInox House.

Open lrom June TO December, fof permanen ,oI
tunsisnt vl.iiofa This House. having been recent
IL saiafEed, 10 nos The mos, conmodlous ~ the
Stats add furnished with the latest comforts and
eouvsnlsnees For rinfofnaiion asio roons, Sc', sd
drs.. y. n. uRyu. Agent.
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Attorney ana coas.sIlar n Lsv. 0alee 10 Court
lleu.s, Hshebssssr, VI
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r. L. GoppAHD, Agent, msnutactuferso npet ~
-. Inb Fytnters ard Binders, and Wholctols
Rool,.I,ss. and stAtiener~. Clsrenont, u. u.
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r.u,.,ca Leather Company

M.nufsetars Custom Made eBoolssxprsst'y ioF lHs
Es~ gngland trade. AL work wauanled. rnces
% ,uit tie simes. Orders collected. y N'srht.uk'
Agent.
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ynuaeru,p vuoset.

Tln long sstnbiishel Hotel stiil continues open
Ter the nscom inndauon of the travelling public
Particular attention gwen 10 borders from sbroAd
4urlns the summer months. The public patronage
hithsfto lberatlv tsnded IL respectfully solicited
Nm, VArpEhLIr, PropEietnr.
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NoTIcE-we.

I 7WM MINNIUNE Ems NW IA T. " g
~ tao tHhsofAt<rk hslng spFoltfs1 BY the Hes. ths
Pfaats Co1n ~ tia pstrsei ef M9pehesfeF. Cenzzts
st~asF- se Feo*txe exksbc and adisss TIE esaat ard
&ssashds 81 81 rsgens 1SAieaa he estate u kubAkI
FhNAAA sss ~ AkncbstifY IN sesd esttfscf 6eotAsed
nae stse al efaas 4s A esaAas sahibsc 10 sh<t tte
@n4 hffxty fsss Aottet that S stieEc u th4 tas
- 81 tfsatnsEs the ate resiosnc< d sAad d.
ss&se& So AAHehtsttA - The isah eay u MArcA sSa
assh GRaaa eiack n
Dated Il hAaeAssies Als ssia dsy q sevtesbes, ID
istA
RASNKY HOWARD. 60.
JAMES SMITH, !.
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How FIGHTING JOS HooKER Cor
HIS TITLE.--A writer in Harper's
Monthly explains how General Hooker
came by the name Of Fighting Joe. =
-"Ihe agent Of the New York Associate
Press is often compelled, during exciting
times, to furnish his lelegraphic accounts
by piece meal. in order 10 enable the pa
pers to lay the facts before the public as
fast as possible; and hence, in order to
number the pages correctly, he has TO
originate what are called running heads,
each being repeated with every page. i
WAS common, for instance dnring the til
als OF the conspirator,at Washington, to
number tho pages 'Assassins, ! As
sassins, Q ! &c. and during The removsi
Of the Presidents body to Springfield, the
running headline was Funeral, | the
Funeral, o. DC. When the account OF
"'y s.','e = helvern Hill was being re.
ceyed by the Asspvia,u. .,oss, ,.Sru -
such great excitement in the city that j,
even extended 10 the telegraph operators
aud cCpyists. who were generally proof
against such fevers Of excitement. In tho
midst Of sensation the battle created, one
Of the copyists, in his admiration of the
gallaniry and daring Of General Hooker,
as detailed in the report, mprovised
running head Fighting Joe Hooker
which was repeated page after page
Two or three of the papers adopted II as
the headline for The printed accounts, and
heralded the battle under that name. The
name stuck and has been fixed on Hook
er irretrieyaby. Instead Of accepting
the title MS decree Of fate, Hooker cam
not bear to hear it, III always sounds to
me- he once said, " hen allusion had been
made to do it, as ii il meant Fighting
Fool. II has really done me much injury
in making the public believe au n fu-
rious, leadstrong fool, bent on making fu-
rious dashes ct the enemy. 4 never have
fought without good purpose and with fair
chances Of success. When have decd-
ed to fight, | have done 20. with all tie
vigor and strength ! could command"
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C,oMMISsIONERS NoTIcE.-We.

" The subscvfhers keine aEpaAnied By the Hon, the
Prsbsie CaFt fer Lbs Disse ef Manchester Cofnenis
sioaers receive exaas k sdlasi the eains anad De.
aBas 1 ali psyaoHs sgeinat ths sstate a iAMksDIk.
LAP late a Arlington. ia aid dssr4e deceased and al
81 t clssas ssd demands sxhihe1 In onset iberet0.
And Ga tsontks n The sStk dhy ef september 1856 be-
iag salee1 - sad Cear tar thai pgrTese oeihsr
lore hseeis giFs Bsikcs si All Atteh1 10 the bnsi-
nsn ~ eef speihtment - tbs late rtsdkbet u the de-
eez.Ad n ezad Argou 90 the seth day - MarrA cas-
as1oa uaul elesA =. n. a.
DAlsd - Aflagzea. sAis sesh Gay u September. u
lssa
ogRik CLARK Gears
- ERMNKI-iN BUCK,
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vac,ory poInl Hotel,

P.e,orv Pelnt, Vermont, S. &. TnsrKn, Proprietor
Free Carrtere 10 and fresu the Depot
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VI. A. Aaauss,
a L. Ames, NJ. D.,

4. s. Examining sgfgee1 lot Invalid ienssons W.
a.. sss. east u Baptist cbsrch, ssctos y Point,
Vermont.
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The world wide renown these Melodeons have
obtained within the last few years is a evidence
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manufacturing some thirty different kinds Of these
Instruments, sud have recently added to our former
large yAyietv the