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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-12-04
Netts summary.

The rebel pirate Raphael Sommes Las
accepted tie char q Moral Philoso
ply in the Louisiana State Seminary
TIE stool # repentance would be the
best scat for him.
OF tie eight churches burned At Port
land, at tAo grea. fire last July, the Re-
man Catholic is the only one already
rebuilt
An interesting Astronomical event
win occur on the 9Th Of Dee, 1866, viz
the sun, mercury, venus and the eartl
viii be in conjunction, a fact that viii
not occur again in several centuries
A Washington dispatch states that
Mr. Slidcll, the once famous minister tc
France, one 81 our most active enemie,
in Europe, recently applied to the GOV.
eminent for pardon through Mr. Bige-
low, minister to Paris The reply q
the government was tbatno intercourse
on correspondence o. ony kind couldbt
held with Nh. slidell.
4 law completely recognizing d,
Treasury Department has been prepar
cd, and will be pressed upon Congress.
at an early day Mr. MeCulloch vii
.usc an his influence in favor of its pas
sage. rs eject viii be to diminish ii
a great measure tho use made Of Tx
department to further political ends
and viii very materially increase the cf
ticiency Of all it's branches.
The Provost Marshal General's repor
just issued, contains some items wor
thy Of special mention. One Of th,
most striking is the large number Of dc
scrtions which are recorded There
we're not less than 1886 returned t,
the army; how many more there were
who never were returned ii is impossi
Die 10 say The mortality Of the Cmol
armies forms terrible item. About 80,
600 men were ldllcdia action, and abou
1850 died While IN the service, TIN
aggregate being $50, 739 officers ant
men who lost their lives TO this grcar
number IF course, must be added thou
sands 81 deaths which we're caused b,
wounds or diseases contracted during
the war, bpt onich did net prove fata
until afeI rs close.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-12-04

a NEw BOOK as MHs EMMA D. +. N. sorr1I.
woBrIL--I b. Peterson & Brothers, phadclphia,
va IN pres, and vii publish on Saturday, Dceem.
n ,5th. new booA y Ars. Hmaa =. !, \,
worth, entitled "fhe Bride 81 Llewcllyn,e wAieb
viii beyondall doubt prove to Be Tie most popular
anl successful work that has ever been written by
her for She beyond al question tic most power.
Iul female writer 10 America, if not in the word. =
No ono ever read chapter Of one Of her works.
without wishing 70 rell the whole book, and noae
ever read one Of her books without adm.ring the
rare genus Of is author aad wishing that ,le might
soon write another. Her scenes are life pictures her
incidents are founded on facts. and her sentiments
are characterized by a singular purity beth IF con
caption and expression. She has tie rare faculty
Of saying what She means, aud u saving it ID such
d manner that her meaning cnnnot be misinlcrpret
Cd. In shors, She pos esses IN an eminan. degree
those qualifications which are the peculiar proroga.
tiyes q good writer; and while she delights the
readers Imagination with her descriptive beauty,
she applies home truths to his understanding with
the force Of rational conviction. The "Briae OF
LIcwcIiYu" viii b welcomed by an such readers
81 ec.aly and those who have never read tic works
Of til gifted woman should not ian to buy and feaG
this -a novel by this gifted American au thor.ss
1900 pIcromhL ILLusrRArtoSs. The new and
beautiful edition Of Wcbscrs illustrated UuaJrJg-
"a Dictionary besides Il number Of other valuable
Prem3wns, wiiI be given by the proprietors Of Tie
Sunday Scdo{ Times to any one who win solicit
subscribers to their paper. With the first Of Jan
uary, 1861, new S30o Prize Serial is to be pub
lishcd in the Times, which will form a special at
traction. The Colombia R,pa5GeIa says, "onc dol.
lar and hafcamot be nvestedto better advantage
in any family, or by any teacher, than in subscrib-
ing Tor this paper. It is full Of original matter and
we cannot speak of Il ID too high terms Of common
dationn A Descriptive List Of number Of attrac-
tive works that arc 70 be given rs Premiums, also
sample copies Of the raneE win be sent free on
emly application 70 the publishers Of Tie Sandy
S,hooi Times, Philadelphia
WALroS's VEnMoNr REGI srEg.-Ths Register
for 1861 is now out, aud is orc Of the best pubca
iioas Of the kind ever issuo in this State It !,
neatly printed GA new type with enlarged blank
space for memoranda, and ha. an advantage over
that Of Aaater in containing less inaccuracies and
( being mere complete. It embraces, besides the
usual statistical and political Information, useful at
al times for reference, sctedule Of stamp duties
required by lsw tic law Of the last session Of the
Legislature relating to interest, and other matter. Of
interest.
EyLm SATURDAY III Dec. s, las i confirmation
Of the "Biach heeP," By Eluund Yates Sir Guy.
Gobl,t; A dangerous Hand; ~ Eneine-Room
Story Petcd, the Hungarian Poet Jaae ibbotson''
Warnings Foreign Notes The roe; aud the Peoples
sauFn,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-12-04

u Mluahaslr Soy g, ClihRIEs j. WOODWARD,
aHl ~ scars
20 snasate Sex 5h Z consumption, M ma
mAImfaa. oaabar a6.h, a6 at ne rF,idsnes
oth.s seasl.l {. JAMES 3 CHICO, 81 &cwpoa,
n. TIE asfd % fetH
BG ae.H n4. Ftpniueut nason for moro than
laf century, mdae mye taken the liberty Of
publishing tae following lister, received BY tie
Laise b Afi g@ fou Ils daushicr
AfLnonS, Noy. Is. 1850.
1a1s Hsob,u ~ bt Hlsyatc L9tgs - Gentt-
men. FriH ue. h liIts Fghlje maHner, toeGpfess
20 700 eui sneera auks i9f yatI kind attention 10
ny beloved fatHef during ils long atd painful NJ
ne.s.
WhJleis iass ana memory doe, d, ofliee, can
not forget % HiI O. 1pFrt aia, ftg sIHaiy symps-
tay 81 il4 noble uef "l9 j2i,3 lftef iasht pres
aeuieI tHeHreyes No gut door. uaeg dtya 81 lab0f
from ibe.r Ls.ms sui MERCHANDISE, tltit Workshop
Hnd aneis. Mans u 'aeIH if8H daiant BONES SUD-
leeted rs 81 laEe Hak morning a83 tyeUiAR 10 care
lur die agci suli4et l3f.araee lal paccI IN their
lg'lst and HhD had - clsiu 4pVl taem, save That
tHzH3efel bi taT egHma8 .HHHFlfy-~a stranger
ia stause iH8. GeafleHe4 tiaHk y0a fJr
sour petipI, halGl'uiuess, gag. EsuetDua seiislVt
aeiH8 esq, where Hlur uyQ4 AAfs sAuuk fseg.
iear 81 injection 81 eauiag'9n thauk sou ~ the
eiiUg hsarts fu3 baHat lhat 70 gently m8isiorea
II flp fes iess 1e.ifi0us sliiiefen uuMeFgas wants
y quietly i43t the most gcfY0as slespef might res
uldisiurbei AgF d.a youg siadnats esd hera; ban
ICES e8Aausfs3 Dafurs forbade Ae CITY enc near
Hm. wb9 caBai aial4 Gle 1FHp u Aasired blood
4oal doing ihat msumi4 futy~Yoare Nefs tbs
bands - close TIC eyes a4a % perform She last sal
4Hcas - baf8-~yUArs Wesp tAe scFed FaHks that
proceeded hs lieess body e he house II Cod
no Haau Gle sa.esu services Of iae Ghureh were
ffHea vaays Wefe tie FfalWh8 arms that l43ys bls,
70 iis faRe-rtoa home bbt rot 81 from I,isnds.
Aa aa, v'5 aee58.gg reverence tlle appropriate
.arfees ~ Fuf ORIG sore nel i0fiHe8 Hnf ts4tg ~
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Ttens

An extraordinary celebration q tbc
Freonasons took place It Baltimore last
week, at which the President Of tie
United States appeared ID Masonic ra-
gala He was ii uod day owing to
something be bad taieu
John G. Heeuan las returned 70
this country from Europe, and i said
to he again ID training this Tune not
for the prize-ring, but for Congress
Brigham Young Is lazuriatina il
the honcy moon Il Bis foryhitAbfide q
beautiful Danish gill q seventeen His
twenty fourth wife died recently and
was buried without ceremony.
The Empress q Mexico if recover
ing She drinks Mill, eiabr9iden says
her prayers. smokes cigarettes, ana q
becoming tranquil ii hernInd al.d sane.
Tic aevest Yarlte notoa + an
umbrella. ti aC.er Moaal the edge
and spout : ono corner
It's estimated lial lhei about
j. 3500 600 Free and Accept. siao
scattered Upaa the a.. q tle gi9
Of this number nle $4,000 ere .u
ENGLAND. 10000 Is scotland Ad 90-
geo Is ireland There afe about COO
000 s. fha United Star and tie bal-
anca are scattered over ofher portions
e tie world
i WcGsh editor ay that Tie
tfeets y ae 81 Tie Western cities s IS
be lighted aitA rlheaded nHs and
another replies "ieatebap Wau' @ hag
tl .9lH rosie
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-12-04

R2hEAALE PBrsESTniESr, The La
MOLE Nna{ai,3 publishes the follow
ing concerning Mr. soayer. the sheriff
Of Lamollle County, whose death BY
accident at a race was recently noticed
by us.
Some very remarkable statements
have been made III connection with the
death of Mr. Scaycr, at M0r1isyille.
For i51g time previous 70 the death
ST SIR Seayer, has wife had repeatedly
told bim that death would soon enter
then family and strongly urged him to
purchase lot IN the cemetery upon
which 1t seems Mr.. Seayer had been az
nolk, helping to lay i out, ctc On
the day tae race took place Mrs Sea-
yor told her husband that She had
dreamed The night before that She saw
him thrown from wagon, dragged
some distance and strike his head
against something. and that he WAS
k.lIrd. Sic urged bin not 10 60 To the
race II smiled Il thc dream, not being
81 lA upetsilaaus anu went ne now
aver senedt nos altogether right
aa m Before tAe Iae totu Mr. Gi.-
mau that Dc would nuch rather not
drive IN. upan tAe urgent solicitations
II Alr @ dla So. Aga met with the ae-
udtM which resulted M Ais death
Mes Seater. Dpoa hs departure iorthe
n.ee dro "a herself rs u ready Tor q
journey aad waited as She athfms Il
Be called uraa o 50 q llia And sle
was Whn sent ioy she told tbs mes
eagtr before he related he erTand thai
Size new what he had come ior al q
which Sic e.ke pe heard i AMI PRO
nounce i very struge { true ana a.
haseye t
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-12-04

SHf CsSsE rn5u rlu HrpsoS RIyu
- Ltrr CHampl As Tie Albany Argus
saws 3 survey ordered ~ the State o.
NeW York with reference 70 a ship ca-
nal from the Hudson River to Lake
Champla8n has shown he project TO be
entirely practicable 1.-THE calculations
nou iadulge1 SHAH prove % be correct,
tire importance of TINS enterprise can
scarcely 81 orarased b mll. open np
s communication for large class q.
vessels between the Hudson river Lake
Cllalapaiu. til r.geE st. Lawrence and
lhe eIeat lakge
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DEATH Of CAVE JoGSsoS Cave Johnson
died at the age 81 nearly n years,at ms
resi- Gence ii GAINESVILLE, Tenn, on Fri-
day the 22d inst lie had long been in a
feeble health, and his death was not nm
looked for. He was born in Robertson,
Tenn, Jan. II, 1888; was lawyer by
profession, earning o fair reputation at
the bar, and for several years held the
Office Of Circuit Judge Ia 1927, he
was nominated on the Republican tick
Of. and by the heavy vote 81 the negroes
Of his district, was elected TO Congress
He represented his district during the
entire tenn Of President Jacksous adj
ministration.
la 1888, Inc was again elected, and By
subsequent reflections remained Lin
Congress until 1876, when Ao was APP
nointed PostmastlrGoHelal ii PIcsi-
dent polk Cabinet at tie clGse 81
PoIks administration, Mr Johnson re-
tired 70 private life, ana accepted tie
Presidency II tie Bank 81 Tennessee,
which position DC filed till 1879
AIS extreme ago prevented him from
taking An active part ID public affairs
drrug tle war. but when his native
state was conqucd from the Rebels
and q new Legislature was organized,
Mr. johnson was elected to the state
SENATE BY fhs Union parts His feeble
bealtb however, would not permit hm
h ASSUME the duties Of the position.
Hs therefore resigned, end renamed
arie,lv Al his home ID Clark3llle IL
was man If industrious habits 6 far
attaiumcuts. audpoaessed consoles 4bie
ability SIS state mAn.
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esss e. sears lkeffatt @
seasrta Sad tab shah
su rw "a tbe dn
l,oe8f become
.f,w t &.
a8bs4 @ books @
1..t - tf3 m
se Tie aasa
a. tic rettma g ta ae
a,v4s s. hereby m hhte5 iha
gsears s. Eiatn a n
viaaa ait1 l a e
49, same kra n hos i
mu
81 BOOK ai. 81
Board au1tl ,ae
.hall ae prominent
-. ihuu 8a th @
.barrsrt S. book l Bran
rs c1a dslst ad e 'arNt8 t5tas
hard ther opinions n writing
aten aus change recommended .y
80 Board ibe 8ai 81 lhaIl ne1i aa.
nvaf rrs-rf aiicfnta recommendation,
.il.sh inp reasons which governed
ii..r action. together with such al
..se e ,eathdr a ahaA hare ben
f.gstsheI ,hem becein provide
-. lfat t.me ,h publisher
- .ny 80 thr tett book geoEa l..e
~ ~ e Baud h}I ehal - SO
orl.,ant prise therefor q iaf any sa@
apv 81 ssseh books shan hil 81 scamp-
lass the end Ca nhih tGey we've r.
c,amended. il shall &c tbe duty q the
said Board 10 report through ila tos.
~rhoF 10 tic Legislature uch facts RS.
sanisendedng auch action thereon asia
shc.r judgement i rqn.red'
500 3. When ans change s recon-
,aended 81 Tic Board a. herein Prov.
lea i sholl bc only { gradual change
s,o, insolYing uA extra expense TO tle
s.suils II Tia school. q the state and
~ direction gwen IS iha Board shal.
i, ia, new books hereafter pugchas d,
~ new classgs alt formed, shall those
IL them selected aad prescribed
Sc 6. Whenever M exchange %
taol. ehaIl ia made. uudor the progis-
nous ~ this aet. il shall be npon eondI-
lions wiih the Publishers Of amy new
i,9ol adopted. That they shall receive
nIl the books ID the hands Of book deal
~ n this State, ia good condition, dia-
continued by tho Board of Edncailon,
aud shall allow 10 the dealers the iOll
trade value therefor, and shall receive
an The books Ia tic hands q families
on scholars in this state, Discontinued
l,y the Board oi Eduoa;ion IL exchange
Ger tsae new books ordered of tho same,
class, allowing therefor tbs true value
~ tho same, according as they have o.
have not been used.
Auproxed, NOV. ID, 1896,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-12-04

Arrest of john surratt.

WASHINGTON, Dc ,.
Tonight Secretary Seward received
dispatch by the cable, dated to-day,
as follows
/ have arrested John II Surratt one
ci President Iducolon IS assassins. There
is no doubt of his identity
Signed Hale,
L. S. Consul General at Alexandria,
Egypt
Toronto, Dec J.
ia the Mcmahon case the Chief JUS
tee stated at length the law under
which tie prisoners were tried, and af-
ter reviewing The difference, tic objee-
ton IL the indictment raised hy the
prisoners counsel, SAID that lie was 81
opinion that ali tile grounds taken by
the prisoners counsel f5r granting the
iu.e rs saoB cause had fiitd, ana that
II Granted would merely b wasting
time and words 20 no purpose. as the
account Wouid not have made it abso-
lute. after the most careful cousidera-
ton rs could arrive at no other coAclu-
SION than to refuse Bic rule
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Refinement or BmgWu N5uSa
Tho Chicago R.pp5ijeaa says it hrs
trustworthy information from Utah
that Bnaham Young Is about @ retire
temporarily toa plantation some SIXTY
mIles from Salt Lakl Ciy leaving ih.
charge Of public alar ~ tie Ian3s q
hia SON. Ihss movement ]; il sud, j.
occasioled by the increasing age 81
Young, and tho object Is % test Che
ability Of youug BRIGHAM to weld tbs
scep.r before the death q lis tlthar
sh0ll render fual any step which nay
be adopted III regard to the succession
lghe nantes. tie ability tomlnage Tia
affairs Of government that lis hthei
and Che elders hope thon Bislmaf
abdication Hili De permanent
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-12-04

Tan Omar ISFE 50 Cm.A0o 4
Chicago dispatch q tie 3ith SAYS the
great Lake ruma S ali but completed.
two feet q earth remaining 10 d exca-
waited The Board oi Public Works
VIII break through this Tuesday Il is
a mighty feat 81 engineering sllll. Dull
and GoVan 81 Harrisburg Pa. tool the
contract for building II At S9,1U8 1870.
and ground was broke Marcia ~ 1854
and theworh wl, steadily advanced Is
completion. lis capacity is such that ii
viii furnish n million Of people fifty
seven gallons OF water each per diem
Much remains TO be done before the
water comes through in the way Of
erecting ceyatIng engines, building
putting down pipes, &c AeNt spring
the work viii bc completed
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Approved, Nov 10, 1860.
An act 10 provide for the repair Of the
highways

An act 10 provide for the repair Of the
highways
4 IL hfre5y ~ etrd nc.
See !. When in the opinion q tie
Highway surveyor on road master q
any highway district in any town IN
tins State. It shall become necessary 70
take any gravel, earth o. stone ior tie
purpose 81 repairing on building any
road under his charge that does not he
within the limits Of the highway Is sur
viewed. on heyond the limits u bis dis
trict. ard the owner thereof Will not
Kermit him to take the same without
having more than ID his judgement h
ought 10 pay, then the highway survey
or or road master shall have the right
10 call on the clectmen Of the town ii
which such material IS located and they
hall AZ once make an examination q
tllc matter aud II they ere satisfied u A
the public good requires the taking 81
such material, then the fclecimen shall
give notice ~ the intent to take the
Gravel. or stone. 10 the owner or occu.
pant n the land from which tho mater.
al i 10 be taken, ard proceed 10 APP
praise the damages by ihe year - oih.
crwiso, and shall pay or tender TIE same
80 ssid owner or occupant, and Ties
my then direct the surveyor or ross
master 10 take tbe material - alprAs
"a .o the amoant necessary iar Tbs naf
,s,pes sat farth ia tbs aef.
Sec. Z. And il further provided
that If tho owner q aid land i net slt
itsed with tbs ameunt IL damages aI
lowed hy the selocimen. ihea be shall
have an the rights 81 appeal u The ssnt
manner and f3gsn as BE- would have un,
der the statutes in caso q appeal from
the appnsal e seieeinea 81 0peainG
HIGHWAYS
So /. Any highway surveyor @
roaa master = ans highway aistnet d
this Stat s. wilson n h opinion 4
becomes ccssafv. take sny gravel
earth. stone. 81 otheg material ter il'
purpose e repairing s. building als
NAL under his charge that lies within
the limits 81 che highway nh'hgr 'h'
satas j 10 az use at s near The pom
uhefe ,he Same Is i4kel tfsa or oiha
tnev sad highway
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Thomas sherman 81 named 81 t'.e
cart federal Judgsh ia ONO. Il al
brother 10 tbs General aud tAe sisf
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Va hops Is complete Tie publication
q tie laws 81 two more issues
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Batter 3ll SIS 81 Adams "a lAe 2Tth
rift rs b 81 s. eAis peF pound
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N
Du meta
h Cans which t.
e n g. ILL country
advocated and syarab'y
received a meeting ha been rallel g.
Montreal Ia dsru the benefits ta be
derived IRON annexation which the peo-
RI 81 ,he heer provinces greatly de-
HrE
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ta Thursday asi t6s
pap1et ~ tgr uI th5
D fHhH H n tt
So ward
@
m ta eeI ua
injuries
ANn Ia Itisincaa-
rar and aare tac
C0er soad Chara ID Ills village
N p r take hsl %
tls mlrv euGss aud
,le alterations before next
summer aaste maks raam 81 ~ city
aa Hua aa, heretofore found {
dtsa obtain SEATS during ihe
tag ga
CaL suyn 80. lcs. tl4aa twenty
e9al stoves are Low ia use in tins town.
and sc hear many alking Of changing
from wood f. coal The high price Of
wood mas tht use II c9al 4 matter q
economy, and for comfort aud conyen-
ianca coal stove Is no, 10 be compared
with that Of wood Having oRe in fall
bi- Ii or Office. We speak from ex-
peueuce. Cone s Burton ar supply
ing lheu customers with coal stoves Of
Inc latest aud best kinds Ia use,
Sl9Ns on HE Tnfz Prices ARE COM
ing down fact which our merchants
fully realize, and have consequently
marked their goods down, much below
former prices. Read the advertisements
ii 9. W Bradley. Cone 4 Burton, r.
Amcs, G. " Smith, T. G. futile, and
A. ia Bowen
BnRuln, Of Sunderland is deserving
Of prosperity if a little judicious adeer-
tisng, large stock Of goods and low
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An I'D q rr.Eent 100 . IubLIehIgL.

An act 10 prcycnt injury to pubiIe hiBh-
Ways
hi hereby cnafed, dc
Sac. ]. Ii shall not be lawful for amy
pasln 10 draw, or cause 70 be drawn
any logs OF timber, 81 any public high
way M any manner that may ngmc
smell highway, more than Il would be
injured by tie ordinary way of drawing
sn,h los 81 timber Oh q wagon, cart, on
Other vehicle, which would keep such
logs or timber from dragging on the
ground provided the selectmen ofany
Town may III thor discretion give amy
person permission TO draw logs on tim
l.er n any way, when in thor opinion
The highways would not be greatly IN
inred thereby; provided, any person
mas draw logs on timber ~ amy way at
snch times. when by reason u frost
highways would G0t be liable ~ injury
thereby.
Sec. 2. II ans person shail yio!aie
the provisions Of the proceeding lection,
snch person shall, on conviction thereof
forfeit, and pay for the use 81 ihe town
IN which such sffense shall have been
committed. the sum d, not less than
five dollars nor more than ten dollars,
in the discretion ofthe Court, together
riih costs 81 prosecution, e be recof-
cred on complaint 81 . town grand lu-
Tor before any justice Of the peace hay
inc. jurisdiction thereof Such person
shall be further liable to tho town in
which such oHense may been committed
for al damages to any public highway,
by reason n tie violation of THIS act
t. be recovered III the name and for The
use II such town, in ga acton ON the
ease
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Rrrrerfgs or rnE PEboNS6 PoWEE
s Washington Dispatch saysa bin has
been prepared and VIII be introduced
during The FIRST week q the session Of
Congress repeating thoact If July 1862
which empowers the President to grant
full az conditional paraons to persons
engaged III rebellion If il becomes Il
law 3 confines lhc President Is tie con-
stitut.oual power 70 pardon after trial
aud conviction
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-12-04

BRADLEY, Of Sunderland, is deserving
81 prosperity, if a Little judicious adeer-
tisng, a large stock Of goods and low
prices viii bring It, certainly
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-12-04

IAau has according
ibo a report abdicted leaving Tia
government b the bands q Marshal
BaM.ue aud General Casilasau, on 30
the hands really q France and tho
United States The next report may
contradict L an although tie story bias
more tie a.r - truth thaa usual.