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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-11-07
gew advertisements.
NEW BOOT AND SHOE SHOP.
EDWARD MACK d CO.,
On Market street, one door West of Lie-
poldt's Brewery.

The proprietors have entered into the
IA Boot Shoe business at the above
- stand, and are determined to not be
~s@ Ou,done either In quality or price for
their work. Special attention will be paid to
manufacturing sewed work. The citizens of
Olearheld and the surrounding vicinity, are re-
specially invited to give us trial. No charge
for calls. Clearfeld, Nov. Z, ls66-tf'
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Sherin'S Sale

DY virtue Of a writ Of Testatum Fieri Facins
! I'D issued out Of the Court of Common Plea
OF Clintor county and to me directed, there will
be exposed to public sale, at the Court House,
IN the borough Of Clearfeld, on Monday, the Sd
day OF December, 1866, at I o'clock, D. m. ths
following described Real Estate, to wit:
All defendants interest in and 10 a certain
tract or piece Of land, situate in Karthaus town.
ship Clearheld county, Pa, containing one hun.
dred and four acres, more or less, about eight
acres Of which are cleared an under cultivation.
having thereon erected q Grist Mill, Saw Mill,
blacksmith Shop, Dwelling House and Barn. nd.
joining lands OF John Eisleman, John Heis and
others. Seized, taken in execution and TO be
sold as the property Of James Rough.
10 bidders will take notice that is per
cent of tse purchase money must be paid when
tho property is knocked down, or II will be put
up again for sale. JACOB A. FAUsT
SnERrFF's OFFICE, sberiH
Clearheld, Pa Nov. Z, 1896.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-11-07

Isl OF TRAVERSE JURORS drawn
IL for Special Adjourned Court. commencing on
Monday, the Sd day Of December, 1865:
Bcccaria-James Cree Daniel Croweu
Bell-Godfrcy Weaver.
Boggs-Roland G. Faust.
Bradiord-David Means, Henry Albert.
Brady-Amos Bonsall Henry Shugart. Frederick
Wingert, Joseph Lines jr., Matthew S. Clark
burnside--Georgc W. Gallagher
Chest-Wiliam M'Garvey.
Covington--David Askey
Cloariied-Wlliam V. Wright.
Dccatur-David Goss. Essinrton Kenbart
Fox--.iames Mcclellan.
Goshen-Amos A. Read.
Girard-Justin Plubcll.
Graham-Peter Kcpple.
Jordan-Robert Liddlc.
karthaus-William Michaels.
hnox-Aaron Wise, Martin O. Stirk.
Lawrence-Andrew Addlcman, John I.ytle. ir
llarman j. Rowlcs. '' ''r
mIlorris-Josoph G. Brcnncr, John Wills.
Penn-Icrrcncc Keenan,.
Pike-Wlliam Price.
nnion-john PentE, John Dresslcr.
Noodward-William Rowles, George w. shor
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The Pennsylvania delegation to the
auth Congress will stand as follows:
DIST. COUNTIES. MEMBERS ELEcT.
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ID o B 3 | NJ S
ELECTRIC
SO Cd - ID

saws AEOUIs
Saves Clothes!
Saves Women
AND ALL GROCERS SELL 1T
II is used by cutting into small shayings and
dissolving in hot water, then soak the clothes
1--WE to ten minutes, and little hand rubbing
viii make them as clean as hours of hard ms
chine rubbing would do, with ordinary soap, and
the mcst delicate fabric receive no injury. We
can refer to thousands Of families who are usinr
IT, aud who could not be persuaded to do with out
DoBBINs' ELECTRIC SOAP.
.Ezs- Sold by all leading Grocers throughout
the State.
Manufactured only by
DoBBINs a LOW.
Wholesale Office:
lo7 sOurH Firm STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
November Z, 1861 mo.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-11-07

IN pursuance Of an order Of the or,A.
Il OF Cleaghcld county, the undcrsi.,,ifSs fs".s 4
t,ator Of the estate Of JACOB GFRDiil .snl Aanl
Of Decatur township, deceased, will 's,a oa.as I
at keplcrs Hotel, in the borough Of 5e' Ptni %
Centre county, Pa. AAlpa
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Members OF Congress EIccfed.

WI % H"uIVHIHi ". hdu
cal majority on joint ballot, 33.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-05-08
rArE NEWa-

leo Daniel Roberts. 81 Baflinssan.
has he removed from ,ho esIiss q spcc-
IS. e. ~ - tle Treasury Department
Reason ueknoen Hafent iusrusl.
Hon, la n. Ailes. u Irasburs. llei on
sau8aY April 90
6 Z. Hannah. vafihy ciglasn II
Raaasl wts Iiei BY lbe ears oa thc iih
SET
~ III ius, 81 nar,3av Morn nc.
Bsl Is ku his employer, Csrl,oa II.
Clark. Il trdsrhill assalllas him with
fsj4fon. wbJle as'orn CLARK rsslsiel the
,Hl8u rli he aed i.osx i now in Hur.
lostoa jal.
Teo bau bglong'ngi TO Warren Horton.
q Mt lioly, were bus, on the 9Th INST.
together th enc sing Il The house,
t.oss e39H0 insurance Sl&0Q.
The corporation Of the Uuisersl,y and
State Agricultural College, met Tuesday.
aud ieok measures to secure president
CT lhc lnVuulon without delay, and all
Jou5usd lo Ma ?5.h
Frank rutlsr aged 10, Of Dammerslen,
jumped oui q bad Al midnight aud ran
City oil. Is his sleep and shirt to neigh
hofs enc day lasi week and only Awoke
aller be vas taken into lbs house.
Tie selectma of Beattlchoro have Il.
sued peell sanitary order requiring ell
drains, cessrools ami other places of Ghh
IN thai place 10 De thoroughly cleaned and
purified rs q prevention against The ohole.
"a, and Il no, done by the secund day of
May, then th,y uill order the same 10 be
douc at lie txpcnse Fl the occupant Of
such prems
Careless u.e Of fire arms at st, johns
bury came near resulting dhadefously
wetk before last, dc or pistol ball
eutfrni a window, whistiug past the head
OF Mrs. 4. y Pike, ard striking Mr Pike
on Die side, while they were engaged IN
putting down carpet.
Hon Ephnim Chamberlain late Of St
Join,bufy died Al Lincoln, m, April ~.
aged 81 lle was twice Senator from
Caledonia County, was President uf the
passump,ic Bank Tor several years. was
The father OF Col Geo. Il. Chamberln Of
the lib VI, and l,ther.in-hw of Maj 4.
ID. Redngton.
Lemuel Allen of North Danvile at.
tempted sulridc in m insane spell, by cut.
ling b thloat Nth razor, one day last
week, inil'ctiug some severe gashos. but
not enough 10 destroy him.
RI Rev l.. D. DeGoesbriand has gone
10 Rome, accompanied by Rev. II, Card.
nal The affairs Of the Diocese are TO be
administered during his absence by Faith
en- Lynch, o. West Rutland.
The American Missionary Association
Acknowledges The receipt Of SiG7 80 from
Vernon q RIM the month of March. which
includes one contribution from tie Con-
grtssional church AZ Waterbury of sis5.
Rev Sila. Mekeen, y. d., OF Bradford,
is lhe vice president Tor Vermont.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-05-08
Every SATURDAY.

THIS Weekly Is, "a our opinion, precisely what
il claims to be,-a journal Of choice reading Sc
lectcd from current literature, The editor has
the range Of all the English aud Continent Il Re-
views, Magazines, and irst.elass Week lies, which
press into their service the ables, wisest, aud
wittiest writers Of Europe. From this almost iln-
mense storehouse. he selects thai which he judges
best adapted to suit the taste aud intelligence Of
the American people
The selections in the numbers already issued
have embraced a wide variety Of topics, -all Of
interes, 10 cultivated minds, and nearly all Of a
character to be highly attractive to the majority
Of American readers. There have been excel Ut
short siorise, thrilling adventures, exquisite
poems, graphic historical sketches popular sci en-
the articles such as appear originally only in
Englsh and French periodicals, racy essays in
biography, criticisms, aud aneciote In fact it
contains the cream Of foreign current literature,
and IS offered at a price that brings it within
the reach ofal.
Each number being complete 10 itself. Is just
the thing for travellers; aud each number is Of
such sterling merit that II IS just tie thing for
those who stay at home Whoever Esishes the
freshes; and choicest foreign periodical literature
must get Every Saturday" ispubishci by
1iekpor & Fields, Boston
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-05-08
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

a white man il ST. Louis became en-
ragged at negro the other day, and Was
about 10 strike him with biickbai, when
The co!oicd man fen back on reserved
tights L9okhree, white man, don't you
strike nle wild DAT ar rock don't you do
il, sal. lid have you know dal wen you
strikes nc you strikes Bureau
a recent i,,ue OF the Montana Post has
the following "On Monday morning tho
b ans d tbs rising sun fell upon the stiff
cucd corpse Of Tommy Cooke thief,
swinging 10 the morning breeze, with the
fala, token Of the vengeance Of The Vigi-
lauc,s around bis neck. and bearing on a
Tab he simple legend, pick pocket"
4 marriage recently took place IN South
Carolina wherein the bridegroom was
eiglty-egid, lie BRIDE fifty lyc, and the.
pastor eighy.lige. 1t was runaway
match--lhe parents Of the blushing damsel
boige aycrse uit.
AT Mobile Oh the 20th uli, eoIored
boy scarcely fifteen years old, was hanged
or the murder Of another boy Of thirteen.
The eIderboy owed the younger for gun,
aud to avoid payment cnliced him into
lonely spot and killed him.
/. Ii is said that Charles Dickens recently
declined al invitation TO read before tho
Queen, on The ground that he would not 60
as performer where he was not received
IS geltleman.
Down to April 18th there had been is
sued S2GC.278,J00 Of National Bank
Notes.
The semi-annaal interest on the $50
gold.bearing bonis is now being paid
About s20, 800 900 is required for this ia
tefesi.
a late o0iter in tie Union army writes
from Austin, Texas, TO friend IN Wash
ingioa thai two men, who formerly be.
Ionged to Speeds Texas United States
Catalrs, were lately taken from their
houses 10 Bell county and brutally MUIR
dered he event caused great excite
ment among loyal men who have been in
the Union army let they should meet the.
same fate. Another Union man was
found hung near Waco The Union men.
appointed TO Office by Governor Hamilton.
ind themselves unable . discharge their
duties. lle Rebels are s,ili hostile toward
Union uyn aud claim tlat they are sus-
tanned by lie President
The tarmeis u Illinois living nes.s tie.
Missouri line, have suffered 30 severely
from horse thieves, that they have organ.
lzed vigilance % mmitees, aud taken the
lass INTO ibeir osn hands. Two we're
hung last week. One was wounded. Is.
capped by ieisuag DEATH fed to ST. Louis.
Nhcre BE- uas arrested, taken back over
tue lines, siol 10 dealu
a Terrible tragedy was committed At
Bci.sernog PmbsyIyania. lbree or four
days sine, % tie murder u man named
u usman, Niios body va. fouad sunk ia
lhe ilfer. Mi. llOusman aid paramoar
name1 lbyrwelI committed The deed, -
,le man sho iHs lie victim 10 the head,
while lie sgmau stood by u catch ihe
blood ia wash TOD, aud then throwing
lAe BID b tle dger. The man charges
tie wOnan a.id us gaubg the crime.
TIE Maine meH - skBlked oyer tie
border into fhe peoaiHces % eseape DRAFT
l4rng IT'S aaf bow have TO pay ef0wn
i+x 81 81 aaeb. an become liable 10 do
rsIilary dalg agliaei tie teniahs o. leafe
iAe eoahtfy
= said q, aiai ~ Lightning I'd, de-.
.lfoys their coaaas'ing power
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-05-08

SENATOR'S POLAND AND EDgUSDs
both opposed tie bill for the admission Of
Colorado on Tie ground thst ihe coHsiilu-
ton of The proposed State contained the
Esrd "while,H thas creating a distinction
on account q color, which is rrpudiated
by The republican creed # Vermont. Mr..
EdmIBds speech on the occasion Has e4e
q the most pointed and eloquent Of lie
session, and drew from Mr. S1mnef q
very hearty tender Of thanks
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-05-08

RECoNSGDERED TuE NoMlNATIoN.--
The President has just nominated one 5
+. Cary, wcll-known temperance orator
Of Ohio, 10 be Collector Of Internal Reye.
rue for the second district Of that State
but after the nomination vas sent to the
Senate, His ExceleDcy was informed that
in recent speech in Delaware, Ohio, Cary
had spoken Of the great dispenser Of col
leclorships as a habitua druakard, in whom
no confidence could be felt, except conf.
dence that he would get tpsy as often as
possible. lIereupon Of course, a. J. came
10 the conclusion that Cary was hot sin.
cere friend Of his policy, and that bis nom.
nation must be recalled.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-05-08

APPOINTMENT ut is said that Breyet
Brigadier General Alden has been ap.
pointed Postmaster Of Troy, n Y. to sue
coed Thamai Cloves, deceased. This is
40 excellent appointment. General AZ
den served heroica.ly through tue war
At thu assault Of Fort Fisher he was TER
ribly wounded, and at FIRST supposed 10 he
dead. BY what seemed almost a miracle
be recovered He is ore of the most
modest and upright among the thousands
Of heroes who have bonorsd their country
in the field.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-05-08

The following are among the appoint.
meuts made at tie Annual Session Of Troy
Conference
PouLrSGr DisTmcr-D Sarks, r.
T..
Poaliney-T ". Howard.
Maidstone w Fitch.
Granville = II {. Farrar.
North 6ranslle--to be supplied.
Pavlct John kiesnan.
West Dorset--to be supplied.
llebron--A Mooney.
West Hebron - ID Searls.
Salem. j. Noe.
North Bgnning0n-D. W. Loyelaud.
Bennington G. G. Wells.
AFlineion-J +. Clark
East Dorsci--to be supplied.
Castleiou--R. T Wade.
Fairlsyen--A. NleIe.
Faifba,en Welsh ChuTch--R I Her
Der.
Arss le-P. NJ. Hitchcock.
Dsnby--D Rose
Rev. ]. 4. king ID D.. Principal Of Fort
Edward Institute.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-05-08

srAurA4ioS IS rmr SoUru. The
amesHt q saxrrag aneng iho destitute
Fl Aiabauaa 5 net reacraHY kaaun. Tie
peo e 81 Marshall ard tbs cosaie aroard
aate brca almost pPon ihe po.n, ST aarv.
a,sou. snd have probably bern saved 6oa
such q death by ibe ca9ts Q. Senator
Wnson. Judse Wyeih and other prami.
neat ci,iaens 81 Noah Alabama 4 loan
uss elected ia ibis els among the mer.
chants Il $1,000 . asd p .apply ing their
aanis, and ,be people q Huntsville Mash.
vile aud Louisville have responded nobly
20 tie calls msde upon them. Other soci.
cites arc d equally destitute Circumstance
es Col Robert Smith. of Randolph.
Is noa Ia tbis cry. and rom bin we learn
thai scenes are leiiasus3 - u chat ea1H.
~ that roaid frdr tears N6n As a6Hica
heart As gssny ~ idrce HUNDRED po8slsi
bare 5Cea sefs az one fme argUad tse Coaa
House oa d.iys iehsa ratioas g1rs ekpsct
I'll Most d them walk from Is q 20
miiesand il mus, indeed Be q case Il great
suffering that would cause tender females
10 undertake ard undergo 50 much prita-
lion and suffering, Tie amount allowed
by DE Gotefnmeu; has done much good,
bul it Is not near enough TO relieve tie
wants Of thg people Montgomery ddrcr-
Hser, Apui ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-05-08

InE VERMONT COMMERCIAL CoLLECE AND tbs
PouLrSEY NORMAL ISsrrurE-Pro }. Il. Laus-
ley, Principal Of the Rutland Commercial Col
lege, has recently purchased the pouliney Nor
nal Institute, together with the furniture,
grounds, &C., connected with The same Both In
sltutions are to be consolidated, and the Rutland
College removed to Pouliney.
The course Of study viii enable young men to
prepare for college, teaching or business, there
being distinct CommerciAl, Notma ana Academ-
&c departments, the last Of which win combine an
the requisites Ola Grst-elass boarding Seminary.
The Normal Institute is a substantial brick
building in very thorough repair, and newly fur
nishei throughout. about 81 900 having been
expended in repairs during tie pas two years.
Fifty students can be accommodated with board
and excellent rooms newly papered, painted and
furnished, all # which have either clothcs-ptess-
es Or separate bed rooms attached OF course a
much larger number can be accommodated with
tuition and readily fnl board in the village.
The new combination will b known as Tng
YEHNoNr ComnciAL COLLEGE AND NoRM IL
AcAprnY. AMI Will be under The general manage.
ment If Prof Lausley, as Principal, assisted ia
the various departments BY competent teachers
We are informed the 5uiliiogis to &c open dur
ing the summer months as boarding house to
accommodate visitors from the city
The Fall Term Of the College vii. open about the
lst Of September.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-05-08

10 a divorce case, nos before Chicago.
lli courts, the defendant Is one of twin
btosiaers, partners IN business, and the re.
semblaace ihey bear TO each ether Is 50
striking that tie lads herself is unable 10
idenssty Der husband, from whoia she has
been ior = long time separated
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-05-08

Jgfr DAVIS. There i newspaper
Ia Nissons.n which slill recognizes in Jef.
terson Davis she same calm. stately .sgpe
nor being Nao figured . grandly in the
recent horrible drama Ct American history
who crushed tbs Northern senators by 4
humiiiating consciousness u Their own r..
iefiofi'y. ahen be made BIS eoartly adieu
to She Senate This candid and enihasi-
asie journal iopes Tor Mr. Dayis's imme-
dssse tfiai. from Which be would come
forth Ni.h % SIAN upon lis character 40
iaruish upon bis 15nor.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-05-08

BUTTONS, Certain ladies' Of Charles
ton wrote % General Lee, asking him to
give as a mrmcnto something, 10 matter
how trivial, which he had worn during the
war. The rebel chiefair sent them some
uniform buttons with the following let
ter:
LEXINGTON, Va, Dee. %, 1865.
Your letter Of the 18th inst. has been
received, aud | wish it was in my power
to send you something worthy 0! accept
ance but have nothing which | wore
during our long struggle better than these
buttons.
They bear The arms Of Virginia, which
| hope will not make them the less accept
able.
Thanking you for your kind sentiments
toward me,
| remain, very respectfully,
Your Obdt Servant,
r. i. LEE.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-05-08

GRANTS MopEsTY - General Grant,
in recent conversation with Rev. Geo.
Hcpworth, Of Boston, said OF General
Sherman, SHERMAN is man 10 be proud
oil. lie is impetuous, be Is faulty, but he
knows his owu fault as soon as any man.
Aud Of Sheridan, he said 'He is The best
man in America. lie is pure hearted,
supplemented ana truly noble man. -
And Of himself he said "Tliere were q
thousand Others who could have doDe lie
thing as well As /. / an thankful TO God
hat He helped me to do The wotk, bot
had not been living, o. bad The Govern
ment passed over me, there are odIer nea
who would have won the victory Tor you.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-05-08

HEADING orr THE Mr..
Trumbnll Of III nois Introduced into the
Senate on Monday, an amendment to the
Post Office appropriation bill, intended TO
head of the President in making appoint,
ments that may be deemed obnoxious.
The amendment forbids the payment OF
salary 10 any officer whose confirmation
rests with the Senate, until such confirm
alton, unless the appointment is made TO
Oil necessary vacancy occurring during
The recess Of Congress.
1t is denied that tie Constitution gives
power to the President to remove officers,
although it is admitted that the power las
been exercised by nearly al the presi.
dents. Madison made three removals,
Monroe, me, and John Quincy Adams,
two. In the frs, forty years Of the GOV.
eminent there were 70 removals. In later
years removals have been much more ire-
quent.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-05-08

OS Dir.--Tbai Senator Dooliille will
before long resign, IN compliance With Tie
Instructions oi the Wisconsin Legislature,
ard ihai be will receive and accept the
a. On % S. Petersburg.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-05-08

BoNBARDNENT or VALPARAISO In.
ielIisence from Chill states thai Valparai-
50 has been Jombardcd by Tie Spaniards
The town aud twenty million dollars worth
OF property we're destroyed. Great blame
is attached 10 the British and American
Admlrals for not interfering with their
ships 10 prevent such wholesale destruc.
ton, instead Of leaving the haibor.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-05-08

A GovEENoR nj RRoxr-By a recent
investigation made by the Iowa legisla-
lure, II appears that during his term Of two
years, ending in December last, Governor
Stone, o. Iowa, had not visited the capitol
Of the State more than dozen times ,hay.
iog transacted the duties OF Governor by
proxy through private secretary This
secretary was authorized TO sign the Gov
errors name, and he testified before the
investigating committee thathe had signed
and issued proclamations appointing Ays
OF fasting and prayar and ordering cleo
tons thathe had signed pardons, reprieyes
and discharges from the peulentary, and
had exercised the pardoning power where
she thought justice demanded il : that be
signed the certificates Of Iowa's six Con
gressmen, upon which they now sit in
Congress that he signed death warrants
appointed public officers ami approved
their bonus, and, to make long matter
short, during two years be, and not Gov
ernor Stone, had exercised the duties Of
Governor.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-05-08

THE JEFr. DAVIS TEIAL.-Ilon Vim.
NJ Eyars' Of y. T., Hon. John. +. Gilt
ford, Of Mass, and Gen. l.. II. Rousseau,
d Kentucky, have been retained BY the
Government for toe trial Oh JEFF DAVIS
They are all al Washington arranging the
case.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-05-08

The Rochester Union says There
are millions Of bushels Of rotten wheat
now wing 10 the Store houses Of Chicago.
ready 10 be shipped. This grain, 10 all
stages Of decomposition, sill Ne put into
vessels, sert 70 Buffalo, put into elevators.
tb-sce taken 10 canal boat, q I'll points
where lbese craft 20, chiefly 70 NeB York.
and Ihenoe i viii be semitic New England.
This wheat is wholly unfit 70 be eaten.
aai Val breed cAo!era wherever 4 Is al
lowed 10 q.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-05-08

The total number q national banks ihus
iaf established Is ,i2isea hundred aud City.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-05-08

AID ron THE SoUrH.--ln The lloute.
on Tuesday, On motion Of Mr. Elliet, Of
Mass, resolution was adopted 10 inquire
Lto Tie expediency Of an Immediate APP
propropriation Of 100000 to purchase
food for starving whites and black. IN
Arkansas. Alabama, and S0ath Carolina /;
aud on motion Mr.. Kelly, Of Pa, the
President WAS requested 10 instruct the
officers Of the Bureau Of Rrtagees ard
Freedmen 70 inquire into the condition Of
said districts, and all others Supposed 70
be suffering.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-05-08

&ecisrsS "A yaahE 40 = llsa'y lard, *
Asuriaa. ~tsfaa ever - = trsei' loaded asg
ss Tsu3sy lat3. ths rass.a rsss,eE tfsr t's saig-
at 81 usse re rsessfs4 ear isfsFmataa & VA
sai tBaas whstse hs alzna vus q faial
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-05-08

InE subscription paper Of the Cemetery Asso-
citation is sill in circulation. People have sub
scribei very literally. aud from present appear
ances the successOf the enterprise may be regard
Cd az certain.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-05-08

hEuT. Coy GARDNER. Of Bennington, is 10 de.
liver the annual address upon the occasion Of be
Wiudham County Fair next all
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-05-08

TBERE was bill ia the Town Hall, at Arliag-
ton, on the evening Of the first Of May Music
BY LOOMS.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-05-08

MRs. MnRlrr BAnDwfLL. q West Rupert aud
her hired girl, were riding together week before
last, when the horse became frightened at the cars
aud ran away, Both ladies juupei from the
wagon and escaped without serious injury