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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-11-27
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oab ile I'm srftn Darb, auf Der gcrb. Ssite tsr
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Der Serbian Bride, snen ausssbstnten Roblsn.
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Oiit allen @rten Der beifen Steinfpblen
ftr Samiltsn' unb Nanufaftur. .!3psden, unb ,tpar
an ban alltrntsbrisasn grdlsn ,u pnletsn.
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estaltsn, fno burGsdnsis rein fdr Samilien Sc.
erdtd d-uno tpersen mao frssnb sinem 9teil psr
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osn' bel ibnsn ansarufen unb itrsn @tUd ,u un.
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tn Der 2amllton Stra6e, am gde bsr etsn, per.
ssn pdnftli& tsfurst. .sa asa.'na III
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-11-27

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e an g. o. SrlnisS Emporium ele1 unterbalb 6aue 1
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-11-27
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Sefbas o st0uesadee fir Die sat an gnss ssioerabr
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-11-27
BURDGE 6 JONES.
NO. . Sf. Samiltun Struet. 8 3btrsn unttr.
balls bfm Nllen,5ault. ia .-3.
garseIb ipirb tsSablt fir Butter.

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untsr sinsr ercBm Observation-Disclosures, bae
mir unire Stotrfubs psrsrSbnt unb Serbs(I.rt
batsn-'trir tpiffen pab gitls NIT 8era6tuna Der.
laRsn tabsn, tp;ssn pem srcwben, BEN Ord unt
Osm Staub. @bn bic Stute iIt nun stSser unb
lsbr StSn sinssrt6ttt - unb ba iptr Elm. ansabl
ntus eltrfs lit Dienf stnOmmsit babsn, 70 lInb
mir nun brelt GlIe Su ..plisisn." 10.
Ausntaut, Ssptstabtr 4, 1866.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-11-27
Metber auf 8eitell1tna perferttat !.

n een 8sfdn dpoaln Spm sntten . M ~ Der berdbmte
lneos an g. o. Srn9 Emporium, So III S r aent
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-11-27
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fo9en uno 9re bel un faun ndm renss ale
Die auerfp6tefn
gres bannt babel 1T en orrutb srob dnnae BON ab
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-11-27
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-11-27
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IN D. y ren9s Alentaun &leo emporium SEQ.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-11-27
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Stb Sanb 6ube FIR MannSBe pnen. .aa
pom oun Sarben u better Suatdt s. s. srnss aeibsr
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-12-18

silh Tfs1 sf, when pas azezts agt iaasae,
such ras lasg5is shall pe sppaea ars. t0
.fQuaste the interest tlst has acaao8
- iAg tme g saeh payments aBd
seeondls ~ tbe St4ngulaainent " the
principal
sec s. ca ID notes mlls " other
similar Obligations. whether maae pay-
alIe 81 demand % a. specified tms.
saith interest annually the annual u
forest that remains unpaid shan e
subject - gmplt intorea fFpm she bme
they beeome deo b tie um = tuai set
uement. bat ii ia any year reckoning
from the TIME such annual interest be-
gan % acerne payments have been
made. the amounts 81 such payments 10
tht-cnd 50 such year .itA interest theIe-
81 irom tho hno u payment snail be
applied first 70 i.quidatc tAv simple
interest chat has accrued from The uu-
pad annual interests. secondly. 10 hoe
mdatg the annual interests that have
become due, and thirdly % the sxiiu-
punishment Of the principal
See 4 Nothing IN TINS act shall be
So constructed AZ 10 affect the existing
laws rotating to banks and banking iu-
situations. non to notes and contracts
existing before the passage Of this act
Sec D. rms aet shall take effect from
It's passage
Approved Nov IL; 1866
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-12-18

UNITED STATES SESAToRs There is a
lively contest going onin Pennsylvania,
for the position Of United States Sena-
tor, to succeed Edgar A. Cowan, the
renegade. IL looks as if ex-senator ST.
mon u. Cameron and Gov A. g. Curtin
were the mos promiucn candlates,wlth
the chances II favor Of the lormcr ~
Maryland, contest is gong On for Che
succession to Senator CresWei 4 cop
perhead vail of course b. chosen; bat
the Union minority, determined to de-
feat Gov Swami who 50 meanly be
traycd them, arc cndcavoring TO create
a division in the Copperhead ranks
against him. The President is said 70
be warmly il favor Of Coy. Swann's OF
ection. In Illinois Senator Trumbull
is finding hat hi3 election is by no
means certain, Cons John A. logan
and John NJ. Palmer, each having quite
a number Of friends among The Repre-
sentatnes elect III Now York Horace
Greoly finds 4 number Of rivals for Jni-
ted States Senator, ii tire persons Cd
Ira Harris. the present incumbent
Marcus p Norton, Noah Davis,
Roscoe Conkling, and othcra In
Wisconsin, Hon Timothy O. Howe lp.
pears to have no opposition to hsre <
cotton.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-12-18
Mhal 90. 1900 b &c.

There was q large caucus Of Ropub-
lican Members of Congress held at
Washington on Wednesday evening,
over 100 members being present Mr.
Morill Of Vermont presided The com
miltee Of nine appontodto recommend
measures Of legislation reported The fol-
lowing, and their report was adopted:
Est. A bill regulating the organiza-
ton Of the House, directing the Clerk
to place no names on the roll form
States not reIres onted in the proceed
ing Congress, or declared entitled to
representation, and providing that no
electoral votes be counted from any
State not represented at the time in
Congress.
2d A bill rcmcdying the defect in
the law which may prevent any State
eanvassing the vote for Electors of Pres
ident and Vice President
Cd. law to change the time of the
meeting Of every Congress with a view
to assembling on the 4th ofMarch.
4sh. To raise a special committee for
the rigid investigation Of the New
Orleans riot
9Th A select committee to inycs-
tigate the collection Of direct tax
Is IN the rebel States, and seizure and
sale Of abandoned an eonGsca ed land,
&c,
9Th Tie Committee aa Pensions e
inquire whether any p Houas ia dis
loyal States, Who were siIps from Gle
rolls. have been restored rs rotation 81
las.
7ih 4 special committee CD iugesa-
gate hereease Of HE murders 81 Union
soldiers in South Carolina
The Commit ou Reconstruction
has been re-appointed by vote Of both
House and Senate, and the frs instruc-
tions to it from the House. are to IN
quire into The ezpediency ofappointng
territorial governments for the rebel
hous states. Tie committee called for
by the 7th measure above quoted was
also appointed on Thursday.
WASHINGTON IrEM a bill is propos-
Cd and VIII probably be passed, oxclud-
ing The Southern States from represen-
tatiou in the Electoral College Of 1868.
Its now stated, and apparently 81
authority, that the President viii not
order Che release Of JET Davis, nor il
any manner interfere with his case
leaving it entirely to the disposal Of the
Courts
Surratt VIII be taken Immediately
to Washington, where arrangements are
being made by Marshal Gooding Tor his
reception He vii be tried before the
United States Court Of the District
judges Carter, DIN, Fisher and Wiley.
The House on Tuesday last passed
Q general law, by very strong vote,
providing that hereafter e8ch Congress
shall meet On tic 9TH II March. imme-
diately On tue adjournment If is pre-
decess8r, id addition e. the annual meet
ing ii December. Nothing was iueor-
poraied ID the bill in regard 10 the cleo
tlons N those States that choose their
Cougr after March I, il being
deemed best % allow each State 10 act
for Us osn Of IN tie premises
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-12-18
10 nnnsi Mp1iXEs.

Tie adFeuisef h8Yibg EtB restored g. hssgh u ftE
weiss % a ssry simple remedy ~ having saaeffd
gt several years at aHR slfef8fa. sod that
1Tes4 aiassss fqntaH ltlYais ahaDat n E4k4 BngAu
~ 80 fsIIaN sarerefs the tntaHs u eust.
~ 10 FaG8Hslfa il De 1851 send copy - the PIE.
atiaBaa uaat Gree NJ hAn} aitH f1e directions ipF
HraHas1g 1nH ldsng tia s4fHf ha lth lssy Bta nod
srEf EFet aF G3sst aFFt5a. AEtBA4 Bsee eHnts,
tor4 tgLUs 400 81 tbF.lt asd f.Hhg Aaec{qas<-
IAs only object u ls aHfeft-ftI H seBfihsths Pa scrip
uaa z f. baaeai Gov a@ieiaA ana Fpfsa8 Information
saie he e1nelses e 0e laFs sable sod hs bepss Every
sufferer tfg hs feasy 81 fl ssii e4tt thHu B4tLlng,
aud na} pgusa blessing
Fsrties 50 sing ias fFesf gasa FHsf 81 rstgfa mgii
WIS salfeta Raw EBNAhn A Hlis9hs
Il WILLIAMSBURG. hlass N8- SEES ipfk
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-12-18

EE LEHNHYEU FEAEfLE PMS
ths 8Hie mrlie4a. s mating iu the ga4e s#alE
as - 4sh 8Ht isnt Fa3s aissa8aa lHldent % lbs le
4uHtilati0H
49rtHies sH tFetae rFiu0Rta Hii uhstTHetiHHa ffUu
5fe}ar eaase sud brings tha monthly period with
estHilfity.
itieae tlils slppld be tsHfH bf sWsles thal
l,s-utH. taiiug the Fil.si IELEE NOS IT, 90 they
1f sire " brlag Miscarriage bHt Ht rFtt OtAeg fine
800 iH tNefi etlHrt4at thci afG perfectly safe
lA 4li rIarf 10 stfxGus lbt HpfBi AHetf0Rs palm To
lta R4ipsla tDa 81 Hr ifc4ft LJHbess u sprls Hy
fglss riek Headgrsr hftts aH8 ali thy saufal d.
GASES gecasl0Ged hJ iiaHderd fatsU tesH pills hiI
effect tHgC ahen 30 ataeE ipa4ns ave tahd
OBsafye eael hrtls the Hsne of dos Mgsest With
pHt nome afe genuine
qualifications a IWpllt afalHa eseh package which
thsala 8e saralalIy preserved
They csn 10 scnt is bottle. Cyai4aiEz ~ pills posi-
free 3y ene9tlng aBd .Fe Ht stAnpa % any agsnt
ssdbY sd Druggists s0ia pBitfd sta.fs agent
JOB HOEEa
ig4t 2- C3FtlAalt street. New I0fk
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-12-18
" Epn,s's Pain h5H ng Mage or.
sRroris tHr q Ctafm"
The Wonder OF the World.

tien. dte.gus an saie q ~, su eares lRll - cry
part 81 DE toiy ~ wascr qi,sBche. Hrt.
Try D. fiyh fryt Try a.
u i 6spts yar ss's rse teps ~easy.
Directions wlth each Batilg hng tsus. l.gnnss Pain
Atins siaaie pl tSitealiy 81 internally
trlfy Fnsay .aosai seep u - ~ lgpse
Ai 'tay,ltrs sbaaii taye tbs Magic ui With them
Eyry bpF tsuaia 90 acgtrHL Co rFfatpa tu sadacte
ruIthach Chailt, tHuigiA MufllWs thultfa. Bruises
EprAs sbeimaism &rataieia a.5s O. che liesdAeue
ia fAC FHaa. saenots >elAliel fA taisHai Al these
the d7.ie o eurcsl abd Is kuu@n 60 ~ HE besr
ttcueHs iH tbt N0fh a h0tttIi EsHHes Magic 90 g.
IyiIeet ',bLE HEALEli thsIEAAtE COMPANY
AoHtIn.E dB.
There Il A.aith beauty aal bhpIy aoae sealed g}a
eYtr3 Huua, waiting luf Jon LpldeT
Inquire 81 If who're yo8 trile
spdty Druggists, Merchants atA GfUstfs mht ~
uy AGENTS llFuug.UBt lhv c3HHtfg
HM ttNNk soe i'ropfieIa l'itsGelA. slass
briAar EtHgs q 90. Wool tale is,nts, Ntw Yetk,
Gpa q Gaa8Win 8 Cox Boston.
J q thompson saRe a Co. Troy
Far se 6y q, Il SYKES Gray a ll6lley, Dorset; O
~. smith. g. pfiis Manchester; O. W Bradley sHn-
deraHa, bnmug Hard, Rulings Judsnn Arliagtos
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-12-18
THE JOURNAL
MANCHESTER
ruesla, Morning, Dec. IS 1896.

TnE national House OF Repre- eHatves
has thus early in the session shown thet
it has no intention 81 abandoning tie
constitutional amendment to pursue the
amnesty policy or to surrender iu ANY
degree the line Of action determined up
Oh IL the last session. A resolution has
been adopted which declares the juris-
diction Of Congress over the whole sub
jcct Of reorganization, and that il finds
in the many acts Of disloyalty which
have transpired since its last session,
and in the result Of The late elections,
additional reasons for insisting upon the
adoption Of the constitutional amend
mcnt before il viii consider the pro-
priety OF giving Congressional rcpresen-
tation This is right and sound doe
trine, and viii have an earnest endorse
ment everywhere from The loyal masses.
il addition Congress should distinctly
state that it will admit representatives
from states which adopt tho amendment
provided they are otherwise qualified.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-12-18

SgSAroR E0NuEDs Of this state has IN
PRODUCED q bill il the senate which il it
becomes a law will give the senators q
voice IN dlsmissals as well as appoint
mauts 10 federal Offices Bg Is proyis-
sions the President may, ii tie recess
II tho senate suspend any officer guilty
Of official misconduct, 81 legally dis
qualified audincapable, bat he Is bound
to report the faet u The senate FL It's
advice within twenty days after the
first day 81 meeting thereafter II the
senate dissents, tie suspended officer
shall resume his duties IN much toe
same manner the President may iill 'a-
cancies by death 81 resignation
Mr. Edmunds said the biu was not
conceived ID hostility ~ the present
bat 81 q proper saf
guard 81 republican Liberty az thus or
any other time
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-12-18

ST Detroit wedding the brides
maid and gr09msman joined hauds.hke
the parties Of tho FIRST paft, and the
minister married al four Iae extra
couple were somewhat surprised bat
concluded g. go i
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-12-18
- rAl IHo NoN ~. Harnld

IuE informal revenue officers have
been unusually busy among The distil
igies during the last fev days, and up
to Wednesday evening, over ,wenly If
thosa establishments bad been seized IN
.he city 81 Sow York, lor conducting
Jbe.r business ID AN illegal manner
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-12-18

a. TO those pur basng Sewing Machines, We
would ,iy bus me Wbcele & wilson Machine, for
70 j. t'ia Mo.r slMrig aud puuAatt and wi Do
every Kind q Sewing. They arc cmphaicaily the
best In tie market.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-12-18
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-12-18

Couxrr Couur.-Ihc only civil case tried by
jury last week was
Horace r Clg,k Is. James Botr3mun.-- his was
~ action Of trespass on the freehold, and the con
toyersy was mainly in relation to the hte Of the
mnd. The pI aiatiG dedueed lis title through q
series If deeds from Geo, Robinson and his grantees
the notes aad bounds Of which were claimed to in
clulc the ani in question. The defendant set up
possessory title. The alleged acts O. trespass con
sisted III breaking down the fence and turning in
cattle, aad cutting tree upon tic premises. The
jury returned verdict for tile plaintiff.
The remaining jury trial WAS IN the case Of
St4ts e. -- Sage and George Force.-Iho re-
.p1nIeuts with several Others, were arrested outbc
10Th Of AUGUST last charged with taking q watch
from the pocket Of Isaac T. Pratt that day on tho
public grounds near the village Q. Bennington
Murphy, whom 1lr. Pratt recognized as the person
crowdng against h.u. at tie time tie watch was
taken. was baiei cut soon after he was committed,
and Heating, upon whom lie watch was found, es'
capped from ai some weeks siuce. Tho only thing
offered against Sage was evidence 70 show him
in the company d Murphy and Heating after they
had let the grounds, aud the CoaF instructed the
Jury that there was no evidence to consider ia his
case and that their verdict Is - hin must 1o not
guilty. There was additional proof agaiast Force
to the effect that he was seen BY ir fa,t as son
as he turned around after tha osy 81 Us watch,
Standing ebea. wslyg feel Ion bin. Ilg jury
however, aid fot COS iJct tI.s alic.el Jgy a
conviction srl aile rng o ,aef On sctur et
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-12-18
approved NOV IL 1866
Al act providing That towns may cl-
az collector If taxa8.

Anaei providing That towns may eli
cet y collector If taxes
u traby farta Dr.
See ] ANY town IN this State may.
mt rs annual March meeting, choose
from among tha inhabitants thereof q
collector 81 taxes who shall have all the
powers and be subject to AL the duties
and liabilities that first constables are
now under ia the collection Of state and
other taxes and the first constable shall
be collector Of taxes as now provided
by law IN such towns only as shall not
choose a collector Of taxes as hereinbe-
fore provided
Soc. ? II shall be tho duty Of the
town clerk tJ give the same notice Of
thc election of collector 81 taxes as is
now required by Law TO be given Of the
election q FIRST constables, and IN all
cases of tho election Of collectors Of tax
rs. all Warrants and rate bills for the
collector of taxes shall be directed to
the collector Of taxes instead OF the first
constable, as is now provided by law.
See. 3 All acts and parts Of acts nl-
consistent with this act are hereby re-
peeled
See. 4 This shall take effect from its
passage
Approved Noy ~ 1866.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-12-18
Approved Nov. Is, 1866.

An net TO prevent the depositing Of oi-
sonon lands and il amendment Of
section 30 Of chapter one hundred
and thirteen Of the General Statutes
II is heredg enacted, cic
Sec. j Section 30 OF chapter 113 Of
of the general statutes is hereby amen
died SO as TO read as follows
If any person shall deposit any poi
son or poisonous substance upon the
lands belonging to himself or to any
other person, or in the buildings Of an
other person, he or they shall be pun
ished by fine not less tl,an ten dollars,
nor more than fifty dollars, aad such
person OF persons SO offending shall be
further liable IN damages to any person
injured by the loss or sickness Of any
domesticated animal oceasioaed by the
deposit Of such poison OF poisonous
substance,
See. 2. This act shall take effect from
its passage
Approved Nov 10, 1866.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-12-18
An AZ p addition to chapter seventy

An act % addition to chapter seventy
nine q the General Statutes, entitled
"Of money Of account and interest
4 g hTsly enacted, e.
Sec / The rate e interest or the
sum allowed or the forbearancc 81 use
81 money shall Sc siz dollars for ono
hundred dollars for one year. and the
same rate FOR q greater 0r iess sum and
for longer or shorter time aud IS
higher rate shat 81 any time IS allowed
Soc 2 On ali notes bills or other
smiiar obligations, whether made pay-
abla On demand Or at q eyeciGed TING
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-12-18

HulEbH4 EaNIuEa Ne learn that q
man nlmed George Fisher, was aca
led by pan her on Shat 9buy
mountain on the 6sh inst, and so
badly injured tina; he died the same
day lie WAS engaged in piling wood
which he had cut, when he heard a rust
ling noise in the underbrush near him,
Of which he took no notice ~ first but
on hearing it the second time, turned
round and caught glimpse Of the
animal lie Immediately seized his rifle
which he had been il the habit 81 carry
ing with hin, and fired; bal in ishaste,
or from fear, IL only succeeded III
slightly wounding dc animal, aho i'm
mediately sprang upon hun and bore
him 70 lie ground When found b.
was still alive, but Eas foa-fnllY wound
ed, lis lef ann being t5gn rom it's sock
et at tL aloalder, and BIS side terribly
laceralel We understood that a large
party went IN quest Of the animal, but
with what egcceas we are not informed
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-12-18

Svrf,r Faesrr rgsv Psr~sp Max
slalslae. the eotoIisas German bur
s'at pel ham ere Nev Hsulrybirc
State pussa. at Concord. ap Monday
usHus been sentenced tar a term u
ten wears Tor robbUg The Waipole
Bank nunug lhf eAem0on hV had
bu 81 work u ibe c3hMet shop. as
usHd and ehlle tbe prisoners were
marching in calmau across the open
eouts ni Use prison snd 90 their was e.
supper be su3derIS broke ir0m The
rank end made straight far che entrance
81 ths TOP at his speed VI CiFcl two
81 tie heavy p.ank u which tho
atc = made. witch broke ike glas.
uudcr bs grasp jumped through tho
opening and was drawn INTO a carriage
stationed b waiting hv his coniodepates
The whole party drove % with All pes
bio haste. aua though kilograms werc
dispatched and police notified. The bard
Ind flown and his recovery becomes q
maitaroi great difficulty ifnot entirely
impossible The Dutchumns gAit WAS
superior e that q the prison
Tin Ntano The War Dtps,Gmeut
furnishes tht following figures ~ the
black man War rccuel Number en-
listed lgBG2i discharged 20236 dad
iu service 81 SG6. deserted l4.ss7 hB
Ell lea seton l.5li One regiment from
the state 81 Maine. IL said TO haze lost
more men IN action than the entire ar
my of calored men. bat the colorod troo-
ps we're mainly Eeptin service AZ pOifas
whore tbey were efficient as guards t,4
government property etc aud did ais
that was required u them Where they
We're brought into action, generally
tho gaiofod troops fought noby
laHa Paw Tue New York Herald
sas 10 um0@ aud apparently on
51l authority. au Hon l}m Wood
aH.H. 10 fId 81 k. wlta
C0art- maH rtr Hen Holm Alar
laer tih scientific game II .ara
ua "Wednesday b .st gaIiIyd The
hand an@ winnings 4 $4,000
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-12-18

Mrs Eterheart, a soldiers widow.
at Terre Haute, Ind has chopped 30
cords q wood this year
-Jamea Franklin was boiled 70 death
in beer VAT at the Sands brewery, at
Troy, Tuesday evening IF last week
IL Elizabeth, n J., she single men
are assessed one dollar more poll-tax
than the married men They pay it
cheerfully as 3 tax On luxuries
ia Georgia there are seycuty-two
mills for the manufacture 81 cotton aud
wooden goods ~ course u construction.
some Of which wil also manufacture
allce
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-12-18

IN oct defining the jurisdiction oftown
clerks
Sec. / The clerks 81 the several
towns N this State are hereby author-
led 70 take acknowledgements Of deeds
and other instruments required by law,
tAfoughoIr tao county in which said
clerks respectively reside
Sec. 2 Amy town clerk is hereby au-
thorlzcd 70 administer oaths ia cases.
pa which instruments are required to
he sworn %, aud are retmnable To the
Office Il such town clerk.
See 3 Tins act shall take effect from
ITS passage
Approved NOV Is, 1866.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-12-18

an net in amendment Of section one
two and three of chapter seventeen OF
the General Statutes, relating to the
registry and returns of births, mar
ragcs abd deaths
II Is hereby enacted. etc.
Sec l. That chapter seventeen, sec
ton two, Of the General Statutes, shall
be amended by inserting therein the
word February in the second line be
stricken ont, and the word "Janualy"
inserted.
Soc ?. That from the third section
Of the same chapter, there will be strick-
en- out the word February, and insert
ed therein the word January"
See 3 That from the first section
Of the same chapter, there shall be
stricken out the word June, and the
word March inserted
Sec 4 This net shall take effect from
its passage.
Approved Nov Is, 1866.