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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-26

EXECUTORS SALE OF REAL ESTATE
TOWN HALL IN MIAMlsBuRa. OHIO.

TOWN HALL IN MIAsIIsBURa, OHIO.
NN SATURDAY, JANUARY 2s, 1895, will he sold
" at puDc sale, 800 acres OF land beo npnnR to the
estate Of John Baum, dec Rsed, lying one mule north
Of MiamisburK, and divided INTO seven tracts or
parcels;
1he first traet-the homestead-Coutains 0s Rores
has the Improvement upon IT, consisting OF large
hne frame house, a large barn, orchard OF fruit
trees Of every variety, SO acres OF good timber and
the soil equal to any upland, has also several
BeVer-iallinE springs upon II, one OF which flows
through fountain TO the door of the dwelling
house AH.t On h.... ..- ... r.
The second tract contains acres and is the rich.
est M ami bottom.
The tnrd tract contains l9 acres and is also rich
river upttom.
The fourth tract contains Gs sc es 12 acres Of v hoh
is timber and.
The fNh and sixth tracts contain 20 acres each lv.
ing side side, "A square shape, and ia fine level
land, every loot OF winch be cultivated with
ease.
The seventh ract contains hcres, and has acres
OF timber upon 1t. The entire lot good level land
TEkMS--une third cash or hefol 2 Auftl 1, iefB
third on the iSt day OF April 1866, and
April !, leGTj Provided, the widow Baum survive
ald date then TO be due and payable mon ms after
her decease deferred payments TO bear inte And
TO he secured ly mortgage on the premises.
Sale to commence nt ten O'coc on said day.
GEORGE GROVE,
ian0wtt Executor OF John Baum deceased,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-26

NEw YoRK, January 26,-Ths Times
Washington special says; ~ 80
Every member Of the rebel Cabinet except
Trenholm, has gone out nH11f ht "ts
The rebel CoDgreAsmen are Withdrawing
homeward.
Johnston refuses to take BeAuregstd's De
partments. fUN UIfa tIu y
Lee has declined to take charge Of any ar
my but his own, trnr fERB
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-26

EUGENE L RlKE-The body Of Eugene y
Rike, OF the l79,h Regiment, Co X, who died
of chronic diarrhoea in the hospital at Nash
vile, will arrive in this city on Saturday next.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-26

p6y"When paper comes to be made OF corn
husks, it will probably make the voice husky
to read aloud II it should not, it will be a
matter OF a.msize-meut,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-26
HaitplG.0lillli.IpIiii.rl,jci,,,. mp i.l,ji,,. !.


DB-They are prospecting for oil in German
Township.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-26
A FARM FOR SALE
HALF A NILE FROM DAYTOS.

UNHE subscriber will sell his Farm within half .
l mile Of the city OF Dayton, and adjoining Miami
pty and GTeenceste, on the SermhntoFn tHke. The
farm contains AZ aeses more or less. and the best
bottom land, For further iniormausn san en- the
eetlO-Su DANIEL sHAFFKR,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-26

Bay- Go to John ", Darsts, corner Second
ard Jefferson streets for your Fall and Win
er Dress Goods, also, Cloaks, ShawIs, Car
pets, &c Just received diff
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-26

pay-GcnerAl Butlets presen, residence s
Lowel--his future residence will he Low
hell
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-26
N O II 10 e

BfreKELL. J.. l, MILLEa, c. .LANsBOs.
FINHE undersigned have established An Office in this
1 city Tor the purpose Of furnishing recruits and
snbsttites 70 h the quota of tho subdptrcis in the
Third Congressional District OF OHIO, under the late
call OF the President for 500, 900 men.
once on Third street. one door west of the POstof
dee, Up stairs, room No 1.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-26

NEWFOUNDLAND Docs FoR SALE.-Any per-
son in want OF a superior breed Of Newtound-
laud Dog Pups would do we'll by calling soon
at the southeast corner OF Fifth and Ludlow
streets, where they can be seen,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-26
M / L L II A r. Yii
PREPARE FOR THE DRAFT.

TTNHE undersigned have opened Recruiting Once
4 at No, 29s Third street, (Ohio Block,) under the
ProF0st Marshars once sni prepared TO All the
quctas OF the subd atrcts at the lowest rates
q We US a call before going elsewhere. The Highest
price psid 70 volunteers and substitutes, and literal
sum pad 10 any person bringing us recruits.
JOSkpH pUSN, late Of the NinstV-third
L. b. ANrONiUs,
jsIdA~td sSs Thlrd street, Ohio Block.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-26

LouIsvILLE, January 20 --0ficial authori'
ties are advised that Murray's yang, this eve.
ming killed at Simpsonyille, thirty negrues.
who were in charge OF 1000 head Of Govern.
ment cattle. No further particulars,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-26

II RMOvAL.--M. p. Eolan'a Oaiea has bean rs
III, moved from Oeggs RHidluR 20 81 Nam strest s.
betWeea SECOND md Third streets. ever II. Rossbsr.
Fy.a 5,ofs. hspzI. Waaos
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-26
Peaches, Plsms, stTawbeuies, Ounces
z omatBlsehlsrrss, aud Cherriosi then W. hsy'
SPICE AND COVE OYSTERS

also, 40 assortment Of Jelhes Middletown Hams and
Shoulders, Lam ps and CsAl Oh, suRaFs and COnees,
Pickles, Spices, Fancy Soaps. Sc IN Tact everything
that the marksts aiord that Is desirable. ToTohaeeo
CheWera We would say keep the best article OF Pine
what We can do. MlNTIRR A BAlkD,
del4daw3m bisin st,, doors bsiov Market
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-26

eral shots we're fred, some Of which took
effect rrlf .nttW
The remains Of Colonel ] F Smith of the
ll2th New York, 90 North by the sieamtr
ChlilotnlA to-day NJ -LLLLI. WV
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1865-11-18
G05lQ00.

grant ii t.-2tui Die Qnfyage Der 05lrGs
9~etctotn ~&cgjammluaA bGt Der Ssuat Qeaute
wcrtet, oaB Dsgci@ea 0on SsitreiA unr pr,le
zen on i'm 3eiln9t le;en. poB atrr wrilcre N}it.
tbctlun9cn cdriietg uitt.nn rtr Bet Icin oirfe
ten. Der SAritt brr beiecn reuIlarn GircB-
mahtr 3eaen rem 5enat 0at in Dau} Ocutia-
iauD 8ro5m uamiIen wa4aeyaTen, Ctc Na-
tioHaloereln tout 06rjtte. feiHe SiBunQep In
Stuttgart oDcr 9dceI5erG gu Golt.n, i'm salts
btf6 III 6c0nfiUrt nidy mGsijb lein lpu!e.
70 aeailhe tjui!aa.eu BADEN Saytite &C.
teon. in Ger n&dfen Barrier @uaasuunB Sc.
meinjIaitlta 9]ertretc1 ~ fem. 9veuBtn niumt
'tnen 9toum FIR I'D IsItf Elm.
DGr hsy5oa Jrje0rI@ bate in GGrrnf5roe ei-
nen Ftsr!lbGn GmPfIn9 unD byeit5 ioQtn ale
Stonlte, met&f i& Dayan tet9ctii9tea, i9re Gn!-
Ianan8 crhaitfn bOtcn.
ue5sr bic am s. 0ttobcr III GGln berfortsne
Niuttgr u cbert 8Ium'8 gcben un5 IUl.
gsnoe 0liIt9eilun9sn gu oDjcieJte lebte auI
t9rsH cj8enen 3uni& IN ejncm Spital 3u jf6!u.
S1 Del Sa6reu DIR teIiten 9snct.uu Gat man
l6 nt0t 9eldent, fs gsiltt9 in maytern, baourd,
6aB mon tbr, ole bis an tbr 2steneeuOe cina leBr
8~Iantise, faf bigoe &atbp!ifin mar, sci Der Bar
beirntGunB i9rer 5weiten Iobter nit eincm WrO=
ptc MblOlution wod5entanJ perpeiaerte,
I3r Large Bet nt&t 8dtattetr has 9ilo i0rts
SD0uss 20bevt i'm 3tmmrr su 5a6eu,
ia t9r lpgar Elm BON i6rem Gnftl areidnete6
NijniattrpOytrat brislben hangers Belt pOrent=
tielt. DaBe8en mar in Den leBtsn Sabren i0re
Di!tge ME SegaHolung is,tauo 6ar 9lOnnen un0
SFtfai6s10rOs aRe vog!gsIRiGe. GrUg ;brer
3i"Reigun9 3a freu8 ia,bOltiasr 3te@t6lGubta-
Rat ibr tgrus6 @iuttsrBsr3 pie Diuta- fat5o.
{ te iUie Die POIitiiGe Stole oc6 Su6ns5 nit peH
"a i9rfn bsrjIt0 aa!Dea Sriefsn of wieperte9s
Ictesn S90stsn o34 0sytsDe 5wag niDi wag
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1865-11-18
Sic @bpEcra.

Or. 5GeooOr De!lsr BAT Y0m 9u-pital~5&iF
Balloon" untcrm s. NOYemb. To.Beupcn 8eriti
iiber bic G0OlerG auf Der u2iilansa" 4srouo8c.
geben:
@etn Gieter 9oft9r, IDS mar 10 le5r 6eIa&f.
ti9t, taF meine tdgliAen 8sriAte poltncnotgsr
98siie auf ausentIiali1c GinpriGe ugD auf rts
gfamen Ger &rantsn unb &Drten an &orD rty
o@tlouta" liG belGGntttn. Die Oeihtdte rec
&ranIteit, ibre uriaAe unD Gntuiarlung mp
Die Nobre9eln. welbe 8~etrcfeu mercen ibr Giis
bait gu tbun. tOnnten erit nHca Sage danger 8es
obaGtunS unO unteriu6ung. 0eBenRanO eiWsr
Mittbeilun9 iperpsu.
Sn YariS bsrrIate i'm G~eptsmler Ole G6olsel
in 9~erinsem WiaBe. GmiBranten aus Or G@wei3
uno aus SIoOsuti&lauo, walAe bic @leB. japl
Der n@tIanta" biEben, famen ib,r Qar;6 nan
SaYre, Mnp m6brfn0 Dts gtuientbaIg5 larten in
mebrsrsn @miSrantenbGulsrn &eute, Die msmtss
Sage pber 9.uHpen iranf waren unO drilli&e
Yfs9e pom Soften Der 9te8isrung enipFn8sn.
Die Gini6 if0n8 oOn WadaBiereu wayDe uns
Bep5buli6 erIeiatsrt unO Der Gjfer nrr 9iegie-
run9sbeamt. II, lie an 8or0 3u iAaTsu, Dnr 10
aufaleno, RAP pe S&tf8Ofi3 ere GrEunbigun,
gen pariibsr al lsQttn.
@m Sage Ha6 Der N6iaGyt Der 0avrr fam Der
ctFe @9O!raina YUr unO rs rErapItsu, mis- BE-
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1865-11-18
DeGg5(0te5

= Oeg 4~Ia8tau, Der bur@ ben Rries unlsr,
5rcacnen GumberiaaO Gap Nai!rOaD, ioa Dem
naalt pjsper al NalrH genOmmen werbeu, unD
iteIt 5u rrwarten, paB Dieis fir &}irginien 10
Dl@ti8e 8abn inusrbalb Der nG@len . Sabre
benl @erfc5r itberAsten iverOen fam, Oieiel5f
miro Don 8rUtOI, &eun, aus Our6 Das buyA
zen &rieg berilbmt geWOr0eue Cumberland Gap
ipsitIi9 gs9en, cine 2an8s Yon 800 Weiitn ta-
bfn unD NO5pptrginien init S9io uno pem fsrs
nel 3eRsn 0srcinoen. @!it pem Nu85an pisIlr
8a9n uaO DEM bsr Gsntral 5.ailrcap, lopte BEN
Won elmer frauj5Ei4eE GgmpnBnie III AngriT
9en0mulsn perDeapea Same8 9tipfc unO &ana-
DGa Canal mtyp fir unicyn Staal zine neuc
GYQ@s aHbre@sn, 5g@ai weRa, pie ;u :rDartea
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1865-11-18
St0Ot s}5GjMOnO.

Otf Set0OIiFtn unisrer SEabt brae6en acD
8enoartig Elm oOm papRe auageI6rie5enes Drei-
Btssd9i8sS SabeIftit.
PER- &unifI, oer fraGeye Nanaaer bes
9tft9en @forl5aie<Gt satsy5, ~tefnDct lid oeoeus
IDarttg ii! n%nierer GtaOt unp .pjrO oieGei6t mir
Der sieIss &9eaEr lberne6meu.
Dtt am G0naerila i'm Burner /. G6eater
ifatt3sfunosnc 9oyleaung ~erfre:te ia rimss
5a5irri@en 8eiu6e5 unp purpe rebt Srnn srrMs
eff"9Ft. "Osr polt:ii0e 3tnnsisBer" lit zines
IfEer otrpIn Stlde, Die pa5 oeatit6e Rleia6Ir-
9eFtt0sn Ill on 8tIm9enlten S8attirunaen
5s!'9ntt uno oa5 8.iiaa finOsn mus, wenn Die
lgIsI'nOtn Nlti9lieOet MIR sjnigerma6su ben
e0aFa.!er i9rsr 9tpGsa ritbtig auiyuialtn wijyrn.
nn0 GepiB aW& iamm!!ias Ger GOrIteaune
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1865-11-18

OpleS tbuH', N~cbtli0t. Sejnen Sob eTflbr &c
IN Der STRIDE pCn 5wsi 6rtnOeu, pte tie fraqte,
iprar Die ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS &irGe unp Die
bsrrlife Nlehe gslts. .Smem t6lncr Sinoe",
mar bic AntpUrt. ,Yiuu, woucn MIR Die Sers
rem ie9sn, psr ~Rciforbea iR2" Gct Ser 9sn
nun9 cre 9tamcro iouf tic ~suIommsm, man 6islt
ne aufreQt un0 IraAte lie nab rem @rnnce ibs
rer Sritur6uug. SO mar mrin &tno :" preste
ne Qerpor. Sie lturb in i5yem prcjumoab;iQIen
SaDre, naoboem he IN Cep listen Mouatem Nos
u"ia3it6e f6gpcrljGe 2e,een auas aanten."
Stetttn II. Ojtpber. 5ejt Rur,em III
am 0nn3i8 pUr Dem 3jcgeutbor cine 60Boaus
pe''Gabrlt init DGnpfbetrir6 nab amsrjtaRis
l&em SpFtm erribtet worpru. Die Wlafninc,
peine re ~UdbiautcH in Derl6icCeutu gjr5geu
Youltanoi0 isrIig fur tic S6tt&crsj 6ertcGt, il
oe 'tltr rrrGftjgc in D;atI4lluo uno Ypu qmc-
tita tmporiIrt. Su Amerifa uiro i9on felt Ian
ser 3etf ole 0atrifatipn Der 5a6cdubcn iii pitir
Art III due8epebntcn Ma6c tctrigten uu0 aieitr
50btlEimetg bat tort tsionbtrs IN ben lebten
S11ren irsJen cts ungsbsuren 3;pari5 an Ve.
I'ole1mfaner stten grpBtn Iuf6mung %erfabrru,
reiae iapIrci4e SeybtN;run9en i'm 8rtyiebC 5ur
5eIse bate.
0eRret@. Die nem 2nttiGc lit 0~ctuuoen
uno e'retts itno BON BEN llutcrne0mcrn Tptb-
l@uo, Barring II. pops IN 2unpou 80 0ljQ. In
ben pltretdiiRen Staa!eihab etna3Gtlt.
Us b'Bt oOB Ger &aiicr gsnciat lei ~llnaarn
eoneeiiionen 5u ma6sn, uRo uamentlib. Elm c-
3;nrs Ninilterium Su brpiuigen. Der ,&niler
nIr9 am III. Dr3tmber 6en ungariIdeu gtetb5-
tag in Qeriou erUTnen.
Staitsn. Oer &5uia ppn Ssaljrn en-.
ping psn 0eianpten BON WtriEp, .rpslder Bel Die.
lar 0F!t8enGsit Die irtunpiitsn Welinnuuotn an
bsn Sag Iegte, pet6e Ger GetIer Mor fir BEN
&pnl9 Re9t uno Der R6ui8 tat itm verf6ert,
Dap CT triiltr tereit lstn msrre, oteir 8anpe Ger
0rtnn6ldafi felcr iu inupfen.
1a9 F1PltA1e Gobttet 1T TT ppQRGnti3er
I0tolun9 b|s0rtfsa uuo &lntuneqi nit ieiner
o'ripoRltAfn puIlitt bat Guei6ten sur Wtl!uue
;u tpmmsn.
Oanemurt. gns Rupcn6aaeu pom 9tsn
S!totsr mtrp Der uNrusn 8rtien prslTs" bericss
tet: "@rOBsS auficbsm erregt bier cine in Der
p%ite''len 3sitnn8 nStpibulmsr WOG" erl6te.
meme ~abbanOlung, norm Die yiutbwsnpieteit bee
3ulnmnisngctens pUn Scandinavian, OeutIh.
lanp uno Gn8ianS md&9ewieien miro, um et,
p%trtiamse @rgenSspi&t 9e9en bic rulfi9 fran.
jpNlhe Notwithstanding 3u biloen.
elt!t. Nan pirO lid ertunsru, baB 6po.
men Inr osribtsoene an9sbl,Ge ScrIebunacn Gcs
tlemdtlonrn gs9en &bllt mndte, weldse ppm Der
SeliBnn1mc Ger Gtin6a SuIel, Don Seite Spo.
nieil', berrlbrcn. Oisie 9ttflauna!juu,u mnr<
Cen BON @bllt bsautmprtct uuo Ger I~pauiffr
9tintl!er, Stnpr Gdpirn, crtIGrts oiee ais trfris-
Dr9en0 lur Spanien, Die uebcrciutuuFt wurS,
am ~, Mai 9etrpfen uuo bic bileuiIdbe 0f,oiee
run9 gIauttc Die Sade bcigelcat, ais plSsIid,
Senior Sartra abgerufen puyoe uno am l7teu
September NOmtTnI garcia I'M Dafen pru Gal
parailo erlhten uEp ertlQrte, pai Die ira r;Ihe
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-08-22
rieciinn. bod l.ngInnd.

English statesmen AID rcrewer,
have alwsys affirmed that lhe priaei
pie q republicapi.a /, incompatible
~ish the safety 81 life AID The preser
walton Of order, and that sooner or is
ter republican institutions would prove
too weak T. repress Che torbu lenee Of
the masses. To make themselves and
their readers believe Tits, they always
dwell upon every instance q mob sio,
lcacg ia thi. country, and claim with
every violation Of the ballot box thai
the republican experiment ia failure
The manner 10 which the recent
elections 10 England we're conducted
ought to cali he attention Of these po-
li,ieal philosophers TO the condition Of
their own government and society
An election was never attended with
so much violence IN our country, even
il times Of the greatest political ex-
element and luminosity. The Lon
don papers publish whole columns o.
accounts OF riots, mobs and murder.
Gus assaults. II seems that is an usu-
al thing in England for candidates Ia
be peIted with dead cats, rotten eggs
mud. and other unpleasant articles, by
the opposing party. One candidate
received bag of SCOT in bis face
Another escaped through the rear Q
4hc building, and was with difficulty
protected by the police. Still another
was concealed by his friends, and es
capped under cover Of darkness. 1t
Liverpool rotten eggs we're so plent,
that scores Of gentlemen we're covere'
with yellow yolk from head to foot
Several persons were killed in fight
between the police and rioters, and i
one instance a man was shot dead b
nm excited politician. In some case
the police we're unable to qoell III
disturbance, and ,he military wer
"a
sent for, the riot act read, aud tn
streets cleared by the bayonet. J.
several towns the polls were pnlle
down. and ia one instance the rlotei
carried the day AMI no election ".
held. These viii serve as speclmeI
OF tie items which iiil the Blush pi
pers. II one-ieplh Of the disorder hs
occurred NJ an election ~ this countr
our English friends would have coI
sidercd II snih eni proof that the =
public was failure and the Amer
caus a race Of barbarIans.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-08-22
{ rInICs.

SOME lifteea years ago, the son 81
New ok millionaire, young man Of very
fcinating personal appearance, Was EN-.
ployed IN one q the Departments nj Wash.
inson There h. became acquainted with,
and married, rhe uirc u an Ex-President,
then the belle Of the city. For some Years
they lived together happily, until the gem
tlen,au hecane uttiulnd with ~ popular
onera siener, shts Sc ltuiher was then lead
NJ politici4n 81 Brooklyn AID has since be-
octne nsfugu she'd Brig General. he
wifi. ia bce4.ne lSl te " "a miinacy, mi
after stin q rs q reclaim her husband.
iuG,rt,,d bis fther lie father threaten
ii "a hsrnher,t tie -Yn unle-s he reformed
aud 6ndna BIZ threats no avail, carried
80 tnteliian into execution At he cut
tre,k a a. VT he ublaiibfdl husband
lived l. B4lm,e, AID behg etgaged ~
I sensxSi.,s G .t.-lir tete-, Wis arrested ~ or
/ der The al Department anl COLD ~ ~
,earr ia the uil tapiol Upon has rtieas'
\ he went 70 Isntia. aud amused hihseii stl
4 uafr{a,onial ads erfi-emeu ; and he CORES
ppndenee Nth ) aung ladies thus e"n'n'efte
ID IL Nlattrn,i b. nrcame acquainted ~fi
he IL Il Major frlgsnd u ihr b1iit'
army who heu tN'uiy -thte ye - u ~
: had been forced into marriage With a Hial
twenty hse years older than herself wh"i
.he most thoroughly hated. An elopemti
VAS agreed upon. sud they came TO saraiu
"a ana hually 10 New orb Here he ~
tempted TO .e rid 81 his mistress, bur n
Galtwed him 10 Phil deiphia and told Ne
story 10 Maj Henry, who furnished her ~,
de sietises g. assist 10 tracing hin out,
wh,eb she WAS succr.-ful Meantime ID
wife had f llowed her busbatd ffom place
placr. aud she TOW prrfered ehatar
sh,,donmeit heflrp Justice Leonard of Ne
York. Sha procured b.. A. est whiie Tali
H. with his mistress in Un0p fqatfe ~
ie4rties we're brought together - court 40
the hn.ia u. upon agreeing 20 90 hone y
!, bisa T.. ems Discharged They len i"ssll
+. :, E,r $ sshinsi3u. uiI fhe mistress reiar'
Ell 10 Canada
-Tbe well K avn Grb q *etebam. 81
4 e.. ia, suspended payment h. conssqi
snee ~ the discovery u f8rsei gold ebeei
h large amount. and the sudden disa
ts,rauce II the junior member OF the NJ
wi,h fargo quantity q it. fund.- lou
Kriohum WAS seen going up wall sire
No,,dsy afternoon with an armfal Of pae
aces n greeubaeks lie stopped Al sto
NJ Broaduay aud laying bis load On :
desk. said be wished 70 purchase irAFsi'
2 toilet bag IN which 70 carry BIS money
y Tie proprietor 81 the store ~hc sas Ssqaa =
Z. "a With Rechom. remarked that be bad
--s,iy l5e ~ 4 r1srer KsHhu@ -
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-08-22
The Atlantic Gable.

After one thousand two hundred and
twelve miles Of the cable had been
paid cut, and after two defects had
been discovered aui remsdied, a third
defect was found. and IN hauling IN
the cable, it parted aud went over
board. II was gfappled for and par.
tally raised ihree times, but was each
Time los. through the failure Of the
machinery. The Great Eastern then
returned to England, and il is under
stood that she will return with strong
er machinery and again attempt TO
raise The cable.
The scientific gentlemen connected
with The enterprise, have signed pa
per in which they say they are con
vince Of ioqr things;
IOa. That the Great Eastern Il
capable Of laying The cable safely il
anY weather
Second. That the paying out ma
chincry works perfectly and can b
confidently relied upon.
Third. That their confidence in oil
,imately laying the cable has been IN
creased by the experience obtained Il
the present expedition.
Fourth. That II is possible tha
with stronger machinery ,hry may re
cover The los, end q tie cabl an
complete the hhe already twoiLird
laid.
The disappointment Of tbs counir
AT ,hc los u ihs cable il hardly .
great a. i was at tie failure OF lh
lass attempt. American MONEY al
euierprisr l,ase been largely inNesie
Ia IL, bot il llas nevertheless teen mad
a sl.oroaebly British eoncern. BOT
teFEnini arr IN the Qacrn's eomiuioi
ind 10 case 81 81 luieiusisaaai iroab'
i would b. 81 so use TO lhss o0unir.
II !. understood iiaI preparation
are being made ~ Foures. Moan
ior the trial Il DAYS The Cheai
peske Hospital ha.i3lus afc beiag r
no3eled. AID i is itoushf Vii l.e q
ee a. beadqaafi ~ 1af u memhe
~ftl.4 lesr, A. trsses
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A LIAR rtuM NY JJuKNAL.- Ausssf -
IN. second sabieaux exu,hil.on .a-scd % with
qua u,r,.f d. tLe first, at ,he Equinox
House. ou ,at Mtuesdal escrlng Much
praise anu gratitude j, due ION the numerous
household Who Witnessed them, 70 The pcrsc-
yeriug luuag hdies WIN conir u'ed % the
evenings entertainment. Their costume was
Appropriate aad handsome, their po,it.ors mr.
Il, ic aud well sustained much euhy,nod the
interest ii the teics. Eyry md was given
By "mne host and other obliging gentlemen
in procuring necessary articles Tor the occa-
sion, AID last % Ugh MOI le1st' The delicious
zee cream ans caNo, supplied by the generosi-
" Of the landlord, az tie hour IN the even.
ling was very refreshing. May the sublime
scenery and migrating air Which surround
Us, call mnay tayeers for pleasure q health
10 Ills quiet pot, nesting j. tie cool valley 9
TIC Green Mountains OF Vermont.
August lg.-A nn,gulaqc larty hes given
/ zest to auo Tier evenings entertainment at the
i lquiuox House, free fr,m the faults wlicl
often makes them jecti5nsble. large com
pans enjoyed the comic, grotesque, dgiiiio'
aid graceful character presented. Ample re
! / esam,uts we're muylded By the patient mas
Ter Of the house, WIN allows his guests quim
ited privileges. a serenadc, " tired nature
sweet re,torer," and Home, sweet llome,'
mingled in our dreams with the last strains .
ihe music. ouEsT
We we're promised full report Of the pro
&c dings Of tie Democratic County Conyeu
ton, held 1t Arlington, but il las failed
come to hand Tie following, however, art
some of ne nominees: For Sheriff, G. G
Leach, Of Rupert; fof Judge Of the Count
Courr, Gcorg, jerks, Of Rupert For scnato
solomon Bentley, &c Manchester; For1udge
Probate, Nlafcu, B. Roberts, Of Dorset.
The Bennington County suulay school u
ion will hold a meeting in Peru next sabbad
Tie votes lor the District will be distrbu
ed this week.
Gen stannard stopped a. the yandcrlf House
this place a short time, on bis return rom the eel
brtian at Bennington.
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vas next introduced. He said be did not
come there to make spseeh-be never
u.ade spseeh IL hs life us Lad beea r.
a school ihs pas, four year where be was
taught. BOT to talk bui e tight. he 81
pesi0r ofscef Gea. Bookei had Dot aiso" 60
bin 10 saik. Gen. Phelps, sHsibsr Of .
"a ;rs.rs-,sra ~hs r. saT ~ss Frs-~n''
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The Troy Times says.
. carttspobd,ht sthds Us an interesting
ace. UNI ii no meetings he'd A. M4hches-
ter. mont, last Sunday, " Chy Silssiou-
~, BAY and oilers he hrs. MAS held IN
tts congregational eiatch lie school Is
~. one Thai stnt !. bvx OIL clothing to Mr..
d.N ast winter for The puor of our CITY,
ubtsl d 10 nlnicsl iusaiuabic amount u
gooi. Mr. hay gave a HISTORY 81 ihe poh'
aud otuet appropriate addresses we're maui
I Ia the evening" here sas stennd ntsl'hA
7 ia The ,,ar eas Of The Lquan3X h9ure
+ RoHs- eau, Of ih,s e.1y, smg ''out Ms'top'
I - innt r,.<stse, c8nner'ed vi b tls memory
81 The late President Lincoln. The ~
Missionary gs,e an aceuuni OF hls "v'A
IN Troy, aud utgei Opon tae santiri
quests assembled IL this lovely -po 70 w.
b.r faithfully On their return g. G. houses
MIR Day estimates the total dun tiiths q Ih'
Manchester peop AZ Two buhd"d dp'f'if
with the I'D Ell promise u angihfi NoA 81
tic course u a tew weeks
To ~ EALAHctD After ore more ISSUE
tile jouRxAL Vii appear in AZ ENLARGED e. 80
The increase ii ADVERTISING require au enlarge
me =, AID the Improvements y WaHAuis :,
the jBcteats Of the subscription list.
On To- ls,h d august, during the exercise
q, she gr0ae and 8, The sbsene q al the fam
I nv Ire boass u u. y. Hah, o. Bennington
, was entered, and large quantity o. 'iiyeF AZ
, some moneY stolen.
gIn anoiher eoitau.n viii he.fouua 81 adTe
Z t.semet 81 Gay < H9ley, merchants sa Do
4 81. 1t wi.oss pace d b. ines' may alwafs :
. fousd large sock II Dry Goo1s, CiatbinI
f.s,r--sss f.irs thefn -sA.