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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-29

u OMNIBUS AND STAGE LINE.
The proprietors would respectfully TSrfEEa
inform the travelling public thatC-@A-0s3
they have, ~ a heavy expense. established line
Of .pl.n.Iid FOUR HORSE COACHES AND OMNI-
BUSES, or the purpose Of Transporting passengers
and thsr baggage Ia and from the different railroad
depot, and Steamboat landings, TO and from all
parts Of The city and respectfully solicit their pa
tr0naye.
Chur.a4 less than ~ any other conveyance.
We have placed BOXES In the Ballard, Ex-
change, Spot-wood, Powhatan and 81. Charles
Hotels, where persons desiring To leave by any oI
the railroads or steamers can leave their orders py
! o'clock p n and v III be called for next morn
ing al their residences, or at any hotel or board.
Ing house In the city in time for the tram OF ooas
! they wish TO 70 on Orders can also DO leit AZ our
Gaf!e corner Of Seventeenth and Marshall streets.
Passengers going south dine 81 me brs SIx !.
Io, nae, ~ N and 3o5 p. NJ, and In time 10
rnnnsct with trains on the Richmond aud Danvills
! ANA Richmond and Petersburg railroads.
de ll--5m oahoc cn = "
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-29
DPITGS MEDICINES, &c.

A YEK'S CHERRY PICTORIAL, FOR
YF4TETZ, H0AREGXEisA TE9yp RRGH FOR
ADVAICED sTACGS OF THE DISEAsE.-so wide
is the field ofitssefrnoss. and so numerous are the
eases Of its cures that every section Of coun-
try abounds IL persons publicly known who nave
di.eases Of the lungs by It's use. When once tried,
its superiority every other eZpectorant Is too
apparent to escape observat.on, and where its yr.
tues known the public no longer hesitate what
anidote Ia employ for the distressing and danger
Gus affections Of the pulmonary organs that are
dies thrnst upon the community have failed and
been discarded, this has gained friends by every
trial conferred benefits on the afflicted they can
never forget, and produced cures TOO numerous and
too remarkable 10 be forgotten.
We only assure the r9bc that b It's GGuay yns -
that i may be relied on to do for their reliei all
Great numbers u Clerrymer, Physicians, States
men, and eminent personages, have lent their
names 10 certify the Unparalleled uscfulnes OF our
remedies but space her" vii! not permit the inser-
ton Of them. The Agents below named furnish
gratis our AMERICAN ALMANAC, in which they are
given; with. also, lull descriptions of the COM
Those who require an alternative aneiicine to
purify the blood viii End AYERS CoNPorND
| ExrRAcT OF sSARSAPArIrLA the remedy to use
Try II once and YOU VIII know - y3lnr; oo
Prepared by e. y TX Co:,
and sold by doaterg oycrywhere. ia a22-2m
| DURCELL, LADD Il CO..
L DEALERS II PAINTS, 6IGs, &c. A.'D
have made arrangements favorable y, o,purchasers,
and are now prepared to take orders for
POLISHED PLATE GLASS,
from the largest factories In France and Belgium
which furnish glass of UNSURPASSED Quality.
Also, FRENCH WINDOW GLASS,
Of 2inSlc - o. dog6ie ,.,e,e ihtcknSeSs; "a
, ROrGu HAMMERED GLASS for floors and sky.
lights. and
PATENT LIGHTS lHyarsl,
for sidewalks and yaults.
orders for the above promptly executed.
We expect 10 occupy our new store al corner on
! Main ana Thirteenth streets, fora Old srASD) In
/ 4 few weeks and will be prepared with good as
! surgmeut 10 supply the wants Of our old lrehas
! and the market at reasonable prices.
! Samples OF the different kinds OF Glass can be
seen on application. x.x rr =, m
+ de lis pERIfLL, bAbD n W.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-29

When lie u boat not boatl When II Is
alioat,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-29

MINIATURE ALMAEAC-JASrAEY 90, 1853.
Sun nrises...........657i Moon sets, morn. -. IL
sun scts............5o3l High water.......... ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-29

A Bold PIECE OF GARRoTISG.-On SATURDAY
evening. about dark rs 1Ir. ". ID. HallocK, Of
New York, was going along Grace sireet,
between Firth ana Sixth, two men came behlhd
him. ana before he was aEare OF their lnlen,
tion IL was seized BY one Of them ana ROBBED
by the other II was done in very sc!enIllc
manner, not occupying two minutes. Inc
robbers thus procured by the sweat OF thelr
broTs scyrnty-siy dollars and apalro OF plstoIs'
II IS 10 be hoped tha, they VIII not shoot any
of the police with those pistols, because on ma!
occasion the police were doing 50 well.
P0LIrr hUREaIs.-Pat. Agin, citze0, drunk
and trospassug on the premises OF william
HaZelgrOye. ,.-,-,-. =.
the " Good Idea Saloon
Everett Collins, drunk ana interfering win
persons passing along The street.
&. Gerard, from Hanover, charged WIN
stealing pieklyp-, shovels aud "heeloarfo"s,
the propcr1y OF the Uulted States Government
John watson, negro, charged WIN Stealihg
\ barrel OF whisky, valued ~ Slts, belonging
10 William IcGra.n .,-,...
Allen AIrCrcgor, interfering "Iih inc ponce
John Rubb, negro, charged win stealing \
bucket OF coffee from Nrssrs. Hatcher Web
s1cr's wagon.
VIZ return THANKS to Mr.. CarEcl, mtsssen'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-29

VIZ return THANKS 10 Mr.. Carrcn, mtsssen'
ger OF the Adams Express Company, tor latr
Also 10 Colonel Il. NJ Nimmo, Of the
National Express, for latc Washington papers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-29
COAL AND WOOD.

NEW COAL AND WOOD YARD,
CORNER OF SEVENTH AND CANAL
STREETS. ANTHRACITE and N lDL 9TH n
wa L ~-'O " BLOOD & PENDLETON.
" Borders promptly filled. de Its
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-02

ear pslt. I've grasd esposr'' are ss y gives
g ths essssnas q tls lat tie days.
wcrk l. rssa@sa - The Biaoehari gaaFry It
Wesi Essland. y J X Maaly Esq shioA has
ala i4ls far tvsn y-s,s ysass. sss Bss dsrsle9-
useau q sac. hcasi.fal aai daFaels marels as
sign Il rant vilA ibs hes' qaarries ia Rstisnd
Ga ThahtsEi'iag evening". a. Mrs. Jonashsn
7 Hsrrick q wcs, Dammsrsloa vas P0arins
eAuphsr CO so The hssi u her 80, led ~ aboa,
iss yssu Il age. The oamPhor caught kn frOu
sks lamp abe held in Der hAsd. and barred tAs
by = lead and face severely.
TIE Hon. Thomai = iIsmm0ad, formerly q
Rs4ding and We, Nisjsor. died At bis residences
IL Chester. en- supday las,, At the advanced age
q 81 years. Jsdgs Hammond. naBy ysau agO.
escaped considerable sPscs Ia the public Asairs
q Windsor County. having been member Of the
legislature and for maay years Register and
Judge q the Probate Cvsrt Cor Windsor district
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-02

Tesrx usy = sea,s 80 A.as hssa Sosasts Hasi
% ihiaf igbfly = go Eaa'is gg,a tui 70 eve
pfrfrrsaes % ssas = n sore aataas Ans h'sA
saanssaF ,ynAsls. tssi psal ssi ffsa ne great
cities Bet szauk thsa al. here . nsss tat
car supply he plses is - u ne Chrouisis. a. 4
=, O. hAs hera. Or TIE ysar see -
We segs. thsfrfsss. fAs, ihs CAsrsbc is this
State srt noi ~. ~ ther ovs isisngsesey. 10
y deprived II The besshi sfibsit evn rellgiQas
vspsr-A pspef sBasS their ssnirol-s paper that
isvor % vsTs dsabsd viib uniemperci 0oFiar,
- . ssssriiy tgsinsi the viekeinsss and degsn-
sraeY q the dasss. and makss ~ place fr ,boss
fashiasabis and commcn. even smopg professors
" rslig ou. bat helds krn aRd steady rein ap-
90 those restless hearts and minds ia the
Churches, phich tired q the old paghs. are err
ing. practically. 10 the Lords Prophsss. zee, y
out " the way cause the bely enc Of Israel io
cease from before as"
When this day shall cone. II come Il must.
which may 0ei forbid there uill eoms wish I,
the bhgh,ed hopes Of many VI our Fathers. sens-
rablt snen, nov resting 10 their grAvss and u many
Of the living too, who have given the strength
of,heir days ia promoting toe interests ofreIigiOD
in the State, are now. with uhabaled interest,
looking on to see Wha, Kind u culture those &c Ids
are to receive. whiah they have ,iIleI and waited
Prayerfuiy aud hopefully for the Lord to bless
IA.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-02
The Demise Of Our bishop.

Some 10 reading this title, might be startled
as though tho spiritual Waterman Of the EpiscO-
pal Church in Vermont. had laid down bis Office
AMI consigned il to his successor. No such thing
at sill. is hereby intended. We re.er to our Con.
gregstiona Bishop. Eho for many years has act
ed as guide aud oyerseer Of cur ehurehes--ai
first, as an assistant. and after the death OF bis
predecessor. the lamented Tracy, as primary, in
the good work Of furnishing spiritual food and
instruction TO the churches Of this State, extend
ing his shepherd crock over many Of The Aock " no
had gone out from Us, holding q digni6ed but
fra,erha intercourse with other Bishops, Of diff
ferent denominations, Iaboriog in ike manner.
IN their respective fields, 10 guard aud guide into
green pastures and beside tbs still Watars, those
who fe!l unler their more immediate care.
". "a! cOneede to our Bishop ofibe Chronicle,
great measure Of industry, pa, fence and perse.
seFancs in the work. which for about a quaeler
Of century, has been in whole. or 10 part, upon
his hands There has seldom been Convention
or public Getting in any part Of the State. Of
Christian men, for christian purposes, in which
he has not been present, and being man well
pos ed Ia the moral, ecesiastical aud religious
history Of the state. he has always been ready
With b 3 facts. 10 correct misrepresentation on
shate,er subject, quoting ofen . needless eI-
ei,emeBt, on questions serving TO gender s;rifes
Ia controversy wiih other Bishops Of the same
fraterb,y, We have seldom. and as We now think,
never knes bis side q the argument to fail But
lbs Cbrcni Gle through ,hs whole range included
Ia the scope Of its influence. has held on 1T way
sith honor aud respect among all its eotemp0ra-
ries-and has been uameI by oue Of the most in
auential Of Metropolitan papers, as one Il the
nos,. L DC, ne Dosl respectable religious paper
ia New Esgland.
We fee that the influence Of the Chroaiels has
teen very sAlutAsy upon cur Churches, and =
grcA, help 70 cur order and religious and beneve-
lent institutions. as veil As EdscAtion. Ltaralng
TruperARes. Morality. and 20, least, Patriotism,
Trecdola. Abd the cause Of humanity generally
aad As saeh, We hops il sill continue for years 70
eome.
We are sos ESld aud Do hos kBov. why this
wefk 81 usefaluess d bow 10 Be Transferred Il
ssossu. Bot ws thiHk that The retiring eiitoF
deserves the thAnks sf bic brsthrss Or his lAbors
bossSwsa % their behalf. and shs churches 10
vaisA ths, ether nisislsE Or havs nsais,sred 10
aay- 60, y
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-02
Well to-day, SirL to-morrow!

snch = - fxasfssos q thsassnss zee i
eantHhaas hsa.it 10 was4 ay-ss tie nrcss
sHvaia suthgte BE uagswssn vaseAatsn ~
h.nitfh e csgfss he iast ths hlstus - TIE
nAit, FssasFs. d 100 hes. ~ taa salA. a.
aamRs - ta'a CIV. 81 To- vkrshie. Bus Asss 10
~ pf~F'af eaa~s T. fWfs hts ransf.iatioa
eesltF frsas sesinst the extremes ana rhaneel
vhich 10 eomreiesF No &c ssys. nafhsps
en'f ~ ifsH mes c0uld betf sueh great ksa !
tHeh We eHl cold, % such sadien vissssiiuAel
Nhv thsa doe, be ~ rtssst Is re great Toais
tNfcni " which Z g ustl aoi u,aks hin a.
msn, siil 81 lesst guadfNpls ths capacity % his
TEN 81 reHai fli external HgsHe.ss hat fsea 70
iues dtseaseF Hn>FkTGERg CFfRRRAII
STOMACH HfffkRS, taken hhhfaIlv seeorI
g. the directions, siii - strengthen he .isml
brace b. nerves tone the liver. sua rsfsiais
inrgonate tht Whole niHai mhchinsfF. thai
system usless q being 81 The rlsrry efths va
e. and liable 70 ba pfastratsA b, spsfv chsnra
tsmpsHtpfe. vi bueums esss hsnitHsd >. Il n
and almost impervieas ~ climate Influences i
- this preventive principle the; hwrtrFtRs 4
r. - eve their freat popularity n The West lad
hFiilsh America snd Au,,rslts--si
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-02

y, has sossd i sssasary g. her Asppae,ss' .aEs
e rvtsrn e ne Fratsosios e Der faihrr.
A ssfy smiabls Ga lady iaustn that sAs sau
fsa us eonrsaisat li@s 70 de .lffdsis Il.
spring. sbs says. II shstl syail saraisss and
NsuPeu taf he Eirls; y die IN ihs an .sall
rsin 'h' asss@blss 81 ,bs@--i, i very prorsl
iag. AID ] ssr't zee bOv | can arrange AZ
The Farmers hant Of Kentucky having los,
$4,000 b the Morgan raid 10 Juus. isot susd
J. ", hhhsrsPo0a, rsurBsd Mergas saotr,
attached hislasd. aid 81 jadgsnsni fren a
Circuit ceart fst The whole sun. he appeals
the case.
The Raleigh PreErs,, says that some members
q The North arolina LsgisiAturs stated The s,h.
sr dag Tia, they did net iaisad TO pass any
lass relative to the freedmen until amer thsy 20,
back inis the union and then they could pas.
such as they pleased
A high Wind Which prevailed 10 Qaesn's Csap-
y, Ireland, shor, tine since, blsa The sha,sh
from the cottage Of OSe Patrick Marpby. aud re-
vealsd to him herh hiied witA 400 guineas and
several Spanish dollars.
The Tennessee Legislature hA, voted Gen.
Thomas gold medal 10 eommemoration Of HIS
"sPlended military services. !" aud especially in
be battle Def ore Nashville
Ia Sacramento, recently, woman procured
the n lease Of her husband from j,ii. aud that
night ran of with another fellow Her object 10
procuring hes husbands release was to leave
some one With the children.
A Richmond paper says there is a general wish
among Southern men iOr foreign var, AMI tina,
high officers VI The rebel army would gladly Gu.
iist as priyaies 10 war With France o. Eng land,
IN order to wipe cut the disgrace Of rebellion aud
hsgin new aud honorable record
The Hoosic bore Is seventeen years old. aud Is
very sm III Indeed for its age The Norkmen en-
gagged upon il, however, think il considerable Of
a bore.
A Southern paper solemnly publishes. "a
eref tribute e the memory ot---, sketehed
while sitting up with the body"
sprightly pair Of lovers, both nearing three
score aud ten, recently eloped from Bellair, Md,
because their cruel children didn't approve Of the
match, and were triumphantly married.
few nights ago two reporters in Richmond
were garrotted and their yolusble effects stolen
from them, amounting TO ten cents. two knives
aud small quantities Of paper in their note books
young sristocrat named Klink. amused him.
sell at Louisville, Sunday. by tripping up a ne.
gro who was walking to church with his wife
anu When The black man demonstrated, drew his
pistol aud shot him dead.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-02
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
siR JAMES gLARkEs
CELEBR.fuED FEMALE PHI

This nyaluabls medicine !, uhfaing in tn. ear. Of.
those painful and dsnssrou, diseases Incident 10 ID.
male constitution
~ 1oderstss all sAetaa all ohstrustishi ifet
shateNer cause, aud brings on the monthly period ait
regularity.
These fills should not ~ taken by f,alss that o.
pregnant during the FIRST THRkkMoNIlls ,th.
are sure To bring " Miscarriage but nsTe, other Tim
aud Ia ever either tase they are perfectly aAt.
In all eases Of Nervous and spinal Affections. pats 4
tho Back and n6s, llsAsiaess Fatigue On slight sIsr
ton PalpAtalun OF the iyart Lawsrsa Of spirits tiys
tres, sick Headache, Whites and al tie pabfsl dis
eases occasioned by disOrdsred system these Pills eli
effect cure When all other meHns ave failed
Pail directions ~ pamphlet around zach package wbit
Should be carefully preserved
They can bs sent ID bottle containing % pill, pes
free by enclosing and three slAps any Asssi
sodby all Druggists. sole United states agent
JOB MOsks.
lyAl II Cortiandt street. New YORK
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-02

UsioN RrruaEF RoRuEp - Morris.
a Iatsn rtlascc vhllr travelling itom Tex.
a. 10 Missuuri. vas robisd 81 $500 iu
god By gvsrrillas II sub.cq aca,y hid
served IS = Union scout and spy Under
Gems Curtis. Grant and Dodge. receiving
pay Of 500 rsr month. Aitrrwarl be
raised and commanded c1mpany q cav.
airy, and wss iaktn prisoner nrar Atlanta.
lie paid a rebel offo,r 500 to secarc he
release, Gen. Grant recommended thai
the claim be paid but the Csmnltlce on
GAINS. reported against u.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-02

"A't fer a's, tst fs- al h-.s. "-PlAsrAr
BurErs
hoi isst 10 that which i roaa
Never se without ftASrAuoS nfrrtRs ia
house.
IAraes 70 IA ar'asd sAo kaA la gssssvsl ,sss. 2
Thrice armed against Disease 4, 10 who al~s
has bottle ~ fL,NrArIuS nnrEHs 10 the hau
"Prtrss lion 70 bsfftr Aaa refs"
PLsSrAItpN htrrtes wili prevent and cure D
pepsia, Nettigo, Headache. Heartburn, and
gloomy, de,pondsnt aud unhappy feeling. Vi.
"a Eve minutes,
~ tiHss n pace prpars 10 rr."
When yoa are welt o. fcel the 9rst nnplsaaAnt
dieatons 81 approaching sieknets, take fLAHr
rt"N hfrrEhs. They are cure preventive .
cure o! sEomAche and niiary dernngSmsnta.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-02

A ScESK AT the Thanksgiving din.
ner Of the Americans ia Paris. the toast.
Ills Majesty The Emperor Of the French"
WAS given, when nn excited American
lesped from his seat, and lumring into the
middle OF The aisle, erred oui, NO Amer.
ca1 can driuk that toasl while single
French solJir remains in McKee, The
guests generally, however, seemed TO con
slder thaI, uni all the circumstances,
any demonstrated ol "a itelo. was out
OF place, and 5 dtana aud clir,le4 III.
Majesty although neither very deeply
nor heartily.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-02

SouruKRS PRpE.--We heard, recrnl.
ly, an amusiug instance OF Suuih %, IN pride.
a Tennessee laly sas - Washington, ~.
u.rccding Tor pardon ior her rebvi hos.
band Ter application TO the President
was vel received, aud he treated her with
great coaside hiun and kindness. la
speaking OF her interviews with him TO y
friend, Ihr lady remarked that the prrsi-
dent was very cordial and gracious. spoke
very kindly Of her husband and hi. tam.
'ly, and invited her to stay nj The Wine
II yuse while she remained ia Washington.
We'll said her friend you accepted the
Presidents hospitality = NO. remark.
ed the lRdy 'qre nsecr tacv TIE Jstasoag
We wonder il the President will know the
BroTns
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-02

Ayers American Almanac has now rryed and
Is ready for delivery. gratis, at the Equinox Drug
Store to all who call for il. This number eou-
tans treatise on serofna and It's kindred CON.
plants. which is well worth pcrusal. talso
gives much general medical information, which
is useful aud shoud be kept against time Of need
in every family. Its completion Of jokes and an
ecdoies is about the best that reaches Us. and
these facts together have given it circulation
which is said to be the largest Of any tns book In
the world
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-02

The wits Of Paris have started the col
lowing paragraph, which is gong the
round Of the French journals: ~Arcliaeo-
logical discoveries and numerous ia the
present day. An Italian collector, return
ing from Epypt has brought the statue Of
no less a parsonage than Poliphar's wife.
An inscription On she base leaves 90 doubt
as 10 its authenticity. The features are
said to Be exceedingly ugly
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-02

An important trial is now going on NJ
Savannah. There existed in that city in
1864 battalion Of soldiers in the rebel
army composed Of Union prisoners who
had enlisted in the rebel ranks TO keen
from starving. These men took every
opportunity 10 desert 10 our lines, and o.,
one ocrasion several Of them were caught
tried for drsertlon aud shot. This occur
red while Gen. Mercer was in command
and he has been placed on trial for their
murder. Evidences for their prosecution
is difficult to procure, and the trial has
been delayed Gen. Mercer put in his
pUrole 10y Sherman in defence, claiming
United S;atrs projection ulder the john
ston Sherman agreement.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-02

A petition for universal snfFage pur-
porting 10 represent 100000 intelligent
white women, is il circulation, and will be
presented as soon as Congress shall reas
,embIe. A. lh" question of suffrage j,
now being urg' d IN Cong'es, for 1000.
600 negroes, the petitioners ak hat the
right be extend, TO women, and thus iul-
Ill the constitutional obligation ITO gpar.
antre to every State IN the Union Re
publican form Of government
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-02

The Richmond Inquirer asks the New
York Tribune, "whal constitutes n loyal
press 7! To which the Tribune replies
"A thoroughly loyal American journal, in
the view otihe Tribune, is one which holds
that, in the pending re construction or res.
Iorailon OF the Southern States. that por.
lion OF The people who were roR the IT,
ION IN our late struggle, shah be accored
at least EQUAL lights and privileges with
the portion who We're AGAINST it, and
fought for It's overthrow aud destruction. +"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-02
rOR TnE UNFonTUNArr

Bells Specific Pills,
arc wsrrautrdis AL cas for the srEtpt aaa rtsulss
tgHt Of ~ 'lissascs atsag nom seNna ssssssss o.
YOUTHFUL INplsCkETioS,
seminal lssN Nightly km.tsn, and sensnsl w, an
Geaiial, Physical aud Nervous pshiay, Inlpetse(
Glrst sexual Diseases As. &s, 6e
NJ change 81 Diet ts accsssarY
ahd they can b. used without detection bach bea 81
taining 90 pills Price OsE noLlAE n yaa saanot 4
thsm VI druggist they viii be = mail secure
sealed post paid with full Instructions that in,nr.
cure on receipt u the money; and pamphlet sf Y
pages on the errors ~ youth the sAd
sdy, scot frS 10 cshlt required tar postage Addre
1T y HEtAS, Consulting IN, siesA.
y y. Box aoiy. $22 BroNdvsy, Nsw.Iefk
Dealers ean bs supplied W nsluaa hsrnss Co. wksi
sale Agsntn, New YORK --Dii
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-02

There il much excitement in New York
owing 10 the PRONUNCIATION by the Senate
rial party Of Fenians Of &c tain documents,
bearing upon the present Fenian troubles.
A letter from James Stephens, obtained
at the Dublin trial, denomina.cs OMabo.
ney drag chain and stumbling Llock.-
The movement for compromise is going
on, and tho rank and file begin to favor
the retirement Of both 0'Malonry and The
Senate.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-02
SPECIAL NOTICES
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
RELIgY ~ TIN MINUTES.
BRYg.N-s PULMOAIC HAF

RYa.N-S PUL.MONIC HAFERS,.
are uaiaiiiag lR tie eurv q CsUsss GgLDs, Asrhaa
Bs9seAfis soar TuEos4. lioAnKsntss. bustertI
Yuy Lpsss Thsy have 40 nFe u sssdieiHe and ANY
ehi6 vii take tlssa iss.asznr eet fthtasd "
hysltk that had befor. dsslaifd fssslflany given il
husfets u eae.s- sinz8s fsiss b. sfsUrEs
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