The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-11-21

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hat lime 20 srevi. hlFhway q rs,iroad, shall b
laid uuithruugh such Cemetery ~ ans part there
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cat The spscial ooustni q be Legislature
Sac \ This act shall take eject from iis pas
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Speaker Of the House 81 keps.
A, b GtRnsEE. Prcsidsni Of the Senate
Approved Nov. =, 1865.
PauL pILLmguAa.
Exhibition Tie Exhibition Of the Peru High
School occurred last Wednesday evening. aud was
. decided success Tbs house was crowded, and
sli expressed themselves pleased uiIh the pro-
heiency attained BY The pupils under the instruc-
ton q Mr.. George Wyman
Ors Tn, TRAcE--1he engine Of one Of the
aftcrnoon trains on tho Rutland * Washington
RAiIroad ran Of the track short distance south
% the station a, Rupert on the l2th. The en-
CINE was considerably broken. but no one was in
jured.
AcoipUr Is RurspE--Ths team Of Mr.. PUT
cell, OF Hebron. N. L., took flight Al be Depot AT
Rupert one day ast week, and ran, throwing Mr..
Purcell from the wagon, breaking his eollAr-boue,
vul inhicung other injuries
Laws OF yERNoxr.- Next week we shall COM
nence the publication Of an interesting series Of
articles prepared by III, assembled wisdom Of the
State, to be eouclu del in two issues.
Tnrr.-We understand that gentleman Ia
sandgate had several sheep stolen by man cali
ing himself wyman, who took the pelts and came
TO this town for the purpose Of dspcsing Of,bem.
lie was traced as far as the residence Of Mr.. Mi.
ner purdy 10 the south Tart Of this town and was
there lost sight Of
AccipEsr--Mr. John Green. Of this place, was
engaged yesterday on the mountain in telling a
tee. when the tree became lodged by coming
ia contact with some obstacles. While endcavor-
ing TO loosen Il with lever Mr. Green was struck
in the face by either portion of the tree or the
lever breaking his jaw in two places.
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WINTER TERy.--Ihe next term Of school at the
Burr aud Burton Seminary COMMENCES on the 18th
Of December,
fiRE.-An unoccu pied house in East Manchcs-
ter Was destroyed by fire last Friday night.
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JoURS AL SUPPLEMENT. Next week there will
be issued supplement 10 the JoUHNAL. Every
family in the north shire of this County will be
furnished a copy. This is an excellent opportu-
nifty for advertising, and persons wishing to avail
themselves Of il should send in their advertise
ment this week
AceDgSr,--0ne evening last week n wagon
containing Mr.. Seth Barton and Two other gen
tleinen was overturned by coming in contact with
stump which stands in the highway and within
few inche, Of the Travelled path, short dis
tance north Of the residence of Mr.. John Lester,
at Factory Point. Mr.. Barton had two of his ribs
broken, while his companions escaped without
injury
HAIRY GATHERING The children Of Jonathan
Clayton of Londonderry, eight in number, with
trer descendants. thirty all told. assembled Oct
80, at the house Of one of the sons, TO greet their
widowed mother. Ten had been in the army--two
we've veterans, none had been wounded or iujur-
cd, though one bad, for a time, been in Libby
Prison
Mn. SAMUEL Z, BuRNmAM, formerly Captain
of Co. L, 9th Reg, from this place, AMI recent
~ Clerk of the Board Of Enrolment at Rutland,
leayes 10 day for Aspnwal, South America,
having accepted o position as Assistant Pay
master of the Panama s Aspnwall Rail road Co
Mr.. Burulam is 0 gentleman Of ability and en-
terprise, and will be valuable assistant to the
company which employees him.
DstLwoop CENgrEnY .-We publish this week
the act of the Legislature Incorporating the DELI
wood Cemetery Association. The favorable wea.
ther the past week has been improved, and
the work upon the grounds is considerably ad
yanced.
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The Governor his appointed rhursly til, It'll
day Of December, day Of Thanksgiving and
Praise.
& The benevolent contributions Of the Churches
Of the Bennington Association for tie year ending
June 1865. we're as follows Arlington. Sl76,-
go; Bennington lst, 4O8,85 Bennington "a,
2s0 90; Dorset. S6l 49, Manchester, 6G9, so;
North pownal. 1890; Rupert, 90.
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There is to be q Thanksgiving ball at j. w.
Kslley's Hotel in Sunderland, Thursday evening
Dec. 7h Music by Loomis.
sroyEs STOVES Those Olive Branch Stovos
advertised by S. D. & II. D. Young. Factory Point
are. we beye, without their equal. for economy
and good cooking.
BooTs SHoEs.-See the advertisement Of b..
ID. Coy in another column. Those in wsn, Of Boot
and Shoes cannot do better than to give him call!
His stock is the largest ever Offered in this yicin-
lily.
KEw GooDs.-C Cone & Burton have recently
opened = stock ofFa; and Winter goods thar can
not he beat, If equsllsd this side Of Troy, People
wishing the adva ntage ola large stock to select
frc,, and abe benehtsof low pfices will give them