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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-05-14

A. exchange tel.soi a mau who stop
pea his papei on Saturday, and died Tic
lez, dag. A terrible warming
. cleeIe5 man gave "a toast that vas
nos 'ely gallant a dremans cqebra-
uoH on Jngiuu hay they be like
old ln4aa e,et ready pas never want
"a
lAe recent emancipation pr0elama-
tion u lie Emperor d Brazil sets free
0tti z,Du0 slaves.
- barrel OF Hour can be purchased
in Paris, sent by rail and steamer to
Liverpool, and thence transported in a
slliins vessel 70 Boston NJ ie5s expense
tnan u eau now lie purchasCd IN the
Latter city
senator Dooliitle's visit to Europe
rs principally ID theihtetcsts VI the rail-
ROAD men u tins country Dir Seward
learning u tic Senators intended visit,
gave him official authority % treat with
Denmark Tor The purchase Of the island
Ol ~. iaVnR5.
Governor Fenton has signed the
bN'A 4ANt3l iN&4S tt&A AiR4 - DDsAOh Hill
road toreahale Their own rates Of fare.
= eA4l.e4 iJ4 q raur0ad from Brat
tle1yto y Jeiua.eA viii be asked Of the
neat Legislature.
Dung the next month, 80 many
L4t a4 eLa0ls have taken
birtes for Dufope that should there be
a necessity t0r special session IN July,
j 0sa4e tHat thele would be No
81 that body ii the country.
iAe haarN4a L0mmissionefs Of
Connecticut "a their report just issued
80 forth AZ some lcng.n tho superion-
t. ,aid economy 81 steel rails aud steel
les 10 .l4cAs, aud earnestly recon-
mend tAllg general adoption,
il mlduc Geor4ia Tic last supply
81 corn VIII 81 eka4uted ID about slx
weekA People base walked twenty
IHhes ~ peek II corn meal Many
4ea b. hate occ9fed from actual star
,auou.
~ farmer in Vermont thinks MID
weed may - Ai.sla tseluI i0r solAn
COVE ile ag the coaD eat them fro
b a4d gtc more miik
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-05-14
News summary.

NNHh
James Buchanan, ex-President, en-
tered upon his seveng-soyenth year on
the I'D inst. He is stin in vigorous
health.
Mr. English was inauguratod Gov
ernor Of Connecticut last week, with
great display. About thrce-quarters Of
his message is devoted TO national If
fairs. and one-fourth to Connecticut
He is Johnsonian in politics, and thinks
the country is gong TO the bad as rap
idly as possible. His arguments are
not new,
The news from Mexico is confilting
in many details. but al reports agree
that the liberals under Juarez are tri-
umphant, and that Macmillan and the
remnant Of bis defeated followers are
cndeayoring to escape with their lives,
with little hope Of success French in
tervcniion is about played out.
Hon. oryille Fl. Browning, Secretary
Of the Interior, died al Washington on
Monday. He was a Koutuckan by
birth, had been in the Illinois Senate
four years, and served one term in Com
gress In 1861, be was appointed by
Gov Yates Of Illinois 10 FIJI the vacan-
cy in the United States Senate caused
by the death Of Mr. Douglass, In 1866
after the retirement Of Mr.. Harlan,
President johnson appointed him Sec
rotary Of the Interior, which position
he held at the time Of his death. Mr.
Browning was originally Wing, and
afterwards Republican; but in the
dispute between the President and
Congress took strong conservative
ground
The Congressional election in Ken
lucky ON Saturday the 9Th inst, result
I'd in the choice Of the Democratic can
didatcs in seven of the nine districts,
by a proportionally increased majority.
Tie eighth and ninth districts are con-
tested, and returns have not yet been
received
Several applications have been made
TO the pension office fer instructions
and forms under al alleged 'Actgrant-
ing pensions to soldiers II the war Of
1912 with Great Britain, said 70 have
been approved December 6 1866 The
Commissioner IL Pensions desires that
general publicity should be given g
his statement. that no act q that date
OF tenor has been passed by Congress
There is no law granting pensions 20
soldiers Of the war q 1912, excepting
TO such A. were disabled in the service,
as provided tor more than 90 years
gnee,
It's not generally known that ,he last
Congress. just beiore Adjournment, pas
scd bill granting to the heirs Of Onion
soldiers who died prisoners q var,
Communication for raiions a. ihe rate q
twenty-five cents per day ior the time
the colder Was 20 he'd b. tbc rei]els.--
The following heirs ARE entitled. and
in the order named Frs; widow, #
unmarried 81 date q passage q the at
March 2, 1867 Second, children.
Third, parents. 70 both iola'ly 4 they
are living. Il either Is dead. 70 the sur
v.sor. Fonrth, brothers ard SISTERS Of
50 dsoesaea soldier sq4alv
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-05-14

LIrttLL's LniNo AoE The issue Tor May II
Of ibis excellent magazine, by.a generous enlarge
moni, contains the whole q Count Je Mon,a'em
bens arlicle on 'Ihe Victory 81 Tie North j
" Il be read With interest by those Who have read
other essays q this friend to America, and who wsl
10 know what be has said d our h'e civil wsrs-4
Tie other articles of this No are selected from The
leading European publications. Liitel Gay pub
ll.Aer.. bottom.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-05-14

6 " RnApur, q Sunderland announce, 10
our colurnas To-day great bargains to purchaser.
Of Dry Goods. Groceries. &c., he Keep. on haoi
one u the arges, stocks q merchandise g be found
.n tbe County. aud 81. prices are a. loN a. The mar
act will Admit 81.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-05-14

The STATE CONVENTION. The st. Al.
bans Messenger has the following sen
siblo remark in regard to the selection
Of delegates to the coming State Con
vention
We hope that the habit will b.
formed of sending only good and true
men, ard that every town viii be fully
represented in the State Convention
Good men should remember that under
a government 81 the people they are re-
sponsible for wrongs and mistakes which
are allowed to occur by means Of Their
inaction or neglect, and should be as
willing TO do a duty which they owe
to the state rs enc due 10 an individual
Under cur 81 stem Of government no citi-
zen is free from responsibility. 4 good
system Of government needs good men
to govern. If The people are to reap benz
eiits. Now that there arc to be c'ccfed
those who viii make nominations for
the people, IN tins state, every voter
should interest himself rs he easily
may, in choosing the delegates. Poll
ticians are entitled 70 ralc when the
people are clrclcss."
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-05-14

tSsUnsKcE--Ths shoie umoual psl3 g parties
"a Vermont 81 ne iuv sr lite & Accidental
Insurance Company, 9; Ilsniof3, e Apra 10, ioi
weekly empcssai.o8s % claims ips Injury, was
s6225 81 Mes,5s. fduds & buubsm, kailaadi
arc general Agents, Or tbs dcseycdit popular &c.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-05-14

REs4 RtrEsE.--Ns Is4sa iaa' Go Cheese Fae.
targ a Rei Eagut !, cos i ial oPera,ioa. TIE
u8rk performed by steam spgoe, attached g
st.ch . = whistle, making q aoabiy aeiaL
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-05-14

Po1rIcAL CoRRUPuoy Harper
Weekly expresses INC honest conA loa
OF all true Republicans N he following
extract from an editorial iu tne last Is.
susof that paper
We must deal, then, with the lAc.
Of known general corruption How
shall 1t be remediedy An increase 81
members IS suggested The cllll dlsa-
Dilty Of any member Of the Le1ia.aui,
VINO receives bribe and OF everybody
vino oiiers 1t is proposed The repr
sentauOn OF the mnorues IS recon
mended. There are All ingenious 4 :
wees, aud they may all be Of some SCI
wee. But the great remedy IS 81 an-
other kind, for It is moral 4 puret
pubhc opinion; refusal To submit to
eXactlOns even If refusal be very costly
arelenticss exposure OF persons and at
tempts, Willingness OF good men 10
take oilce at personal sacrifices; cleaI
perception OF the naturalruin which IN
eYltably follows the greed OF gold ano
reckless luxury; individual independ-
1A+Aft At4AoI tAlN ti&1 dlAAttA3 VI DNAHt q
National rum is first moral, then ma
terlal. Whom the people Of this coun-
try or Of tins State seriously think that
money is the sole efficient influence III
legislation, and when it actually be-
comes So then money will not save Us.
The most cunning Constitutional Con-
yenuon cannot devise u system wbich
viii create an honest government out
Of dishonest community. Even
thoughtful individual citizen OF the
State must set his face stelnly and UNI
sweryingly against every form Of cor
ruption direct or indlect, and then We
shall have a beginning o. reform. Howl
ing at the Legislature for corruption
and then brbing 1t will not purify tina,
body
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-05-14

TIM STATE CoNyENr1oy We have
pahAsAcd the call tor the Convention,
with au appHuonment Of delegates APP
pended. AS thus Is the first TIME a del
Iegate convention has been called We
antl5ze the aportionmeni, that every
body may see what it is giving the
humber Of Delegates the Governor vote
Of each County Tor 1866, and a column
Inotlng Che constituency Of delegates IN
each county
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-05-14

--Lieu, Ellsry, for ten year, resident q Cast 'e
Ton, and one of tie retired navy lsi since 1850, was
recently brcyettei commodore Or cammaudan FER
mefliodous eeolue, while 10 active service. Tie
Commodore wise d class mgic q Admital tameut.
Nr aa N6 a Merrill of casdeton, laye
del "a Gls t sA within two days II each
other they vere csc. over eighty yesrof age,
i.ge ,oee.tes Ky years a ha-baud and w0ic ADD
been nspbers q Congregational church thirty
years.
--Fmn rscsal census, ne populaiioa 81 Rut-
lad. viiaia ibs village Limits, snelllts 10 s7sl
Mir octaro uor4eaa. a brakenaa On fri 81,
rau. ie8 fom the ears ana VS. rua ever, Ne4ne,-
das evening. tie 24h u't abou; four milvs North
q Island Pond. le vas found dead aext morning,
sas With b8th egs aelpss TIE rail- three other
uaias having passed. over BIN beside tie train from
which hs ten
e dWclns hagse, two RI aa1 ether au.A-
.azs bslaas.ue 81 1a0et uFo,set, 20 nuNbury, vee
5sstmye IS &c as' week Tie Gle vas - b a
bas uamsa Iaak Brata, e.eyea wears Ga, xho
es,s Is stasan 81 lie aei.
R.uE Rp SuERAY.-Ile Western New Eamf-
taa1 Eal-oaa Company. By ,hsiF CO.'S .n4ttce- 4 ..
,miih = "a. AitaHs, y. l.. Hams q spr s6eld
IL and s 81 Nalls, q Braus.oro, IRE mskiug &
salrsy az ) rAilnad 81 ths easi ssle q zee Con.
uel,.rui rre. 50 esaases wa tie Ashuslgs Fai..
road ia Bi.s4ae, \. a and lie Cheshire naiTaad
S Res.saofessld y. b., slus % make coat.aas1s
llas as tss eaa ,.se 9. tie river ftvm se4tl Yer
uoa 70 gelieus.
-As size taFssy meu.as ua.a uewel fhe
ayasg Z -lass4, a5aat aaf pass a. - io4t, iife
tess. afrsf.y ga aste t.iaa CSC wears g ags ~.
deserved Fss1Y Is irsai " tie elsae. SD before
ass8eanee osaAa rs nta4sacl as w@s nfFe4 gu sy
- s.a eaieasf EEL f-las tie eutsre ifala passed
qpe Ass. aas brea8 BORE asr H.anag m. q
g. q, ssaI4 4 fe-n irom lasiy exam 5aa 81
csss .a4 ssaaP ba-se = ias aask q ~ hsa4.
-Ihs Coasft@sssls. sl.aIsa all ssc.etg = pat-
PES. srs Rba-s b maAe excessive repairs % ter
ssarra e-ssse me eofHise saamss II u tas.r par
! - 3 spsas absas ssaN, vAiea a4s srsa nas-.y
f4s,. :, rssae.srtea
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-05-14

THE EIsHr HouGQuEIIOS kr THE WEsr
The Chicago papers shy that there Is
no intention on the part d the employ
ers Is yield to the demand Of the eight
hour rule, except upon the basis ofpay-
ing hands by The hour in which esc
they viil employ those men who are
willing 70 work as many hoHs per day
as tie employers may demand The
Boston Journal schsibly saws
1.-THE laws Of supply and demand
can be oferriden. either bv legislative
on popular demonstrations. II there is
any gain ID calling tbqt d dsy which Is
only four-iflhs d day; if there g any
benefit ii seiHug with the right hand
higher wages % pay tlan ont again
with the left f3r hi her commodities II
an kinds iitAere ls amy wisdom in try
ing g work less when The country new
y owed 50 much and taae. never were
So high then We should aE be glad 10
know Bat Hntl they fully establish
these things a the West We u the East
viii DO aell 10 keep along just is We
have been gong and T. make tee beet
fn
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-05-14

Knees FsfsTK AZ Mu. Bfaef kF ~8'
sf Leased "a. q sausri -. So 'sti 9sf 5
vlaagr 81 bct Asftasa oaa Gay ltocaf 80 3 iet
itst 80 r ~ sass strings v@ sn''ei AID si7.ps
oesf e. ne 81. as.a ht thai asaut re hsa fasse-
iafas tls 3 1oN aRd a.so lafeuGa 10 stowe
pipe. eiknE ae wal g We ram. tsI Arf.
Alag tsea aaiag Is sa updgbt position ias aa3.
uaai4 hase passed tlsf sg.- hsr load. hbsfhsi ias
sias So Gle lesaa = 81 aecl3s.,al dec,agse u 9
ssa. a. le bsrats sgiesops r,,oa tie tie g Ain X
fssaa.ns myslsry.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-05-14

The latest reported Yankee invention
j. that u au Ingenious resident u Hart
ford, to burn water Tie fame, BL.eh
q wonderful intensity, can be pro-
duced ii three minutes, governed bg q
,hgmb screw and be applied 10 any
purpose a. ans fire
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-05-14
The Difference.

fHf ftfk er tar NaarHFHS t1rTEHHFtr
on aoatl uat saNpasa il in th r.
uoeratic uB bat i faI 80 sns'.
m4lj8msis Coming danh iagn "a the
Fourth avenue cars lh other ly ~
saw bls vgnch colan8 lads
p.ar l.v sitting n the eentfe 81 . crowd
g i ladies aua lcmou la n
p'aea and coutsui apparently With thls
pue.lcal appABlpH "a "impafsa'
ie8 There nothing tralsus
rs thcnrgro. - Us any Sc 0oi scfaaiau.
vh.u ID ther normal condition and nt
nau riaann Is ls. ana oue meh' r.de
81 iAe me cafa of aet Nlth .hem
readily as With thor natural ua,e
Bal tag abnormal Negro the perverted
and debageAe5 creature. the social mH
stroslty that 4 SINFUL and mU
lunacs has dist gted ai4 @
Hd temporary equality With us
m9e' repai-iFe creature thH m
red en- dlafured the iu i# VI
and ihoe who accept Dc equality Ha
placidiy rdg ID thc cat % ~ au1 uay
...9 $3.50
Xxx II -
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-05-14


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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-05-14

TAE NAuoSAL Dmr We give below
from an official copy, q statement fthe
Public Debt, as appears from he books
and Ireasurer's returns, on the first 81
tile present month A comparison Will
the statement isuad April L shows that
thc debt bearing coin ihterest has Hl-
creased S1l 81 100; the debt bcan4
currency interest has decreased S37.1GJ
070; mat9red debt not presented iol
payment has decreased $sg3, 1iS; and
debt bearing no interest has increased
81 .336, 1920 This shows an increase
81 The totm debt 81 81, lGI,72I,5O, but
deducting cash IN the treasury, S1f8,-
$50, COZ a3 the debt shows reduction
81 $2,6II97l09
Tie following shows the detail Of ihe
change
III debt bearing com interest five per
cent bonds have increased Sji0.0U0;
A pcr cent bonds II 'G7 aud IS have
decreased 100000: SIS per cent bonds
81 81 Aafe increased $500.
Ii bobt bearing ctucncy interest,
compound interest notes have decreased
s4.Z54. 100; aud seycn-thuties have Dc
creased S329IO,950
III debt bearing no interest, [ s.
notes have decreased sl.lG9, 552 flac-
uonal currency has decreased $242 lI5,
50, and gold certificates 81 acposi, have
increased ~ 500 $40
The Amount % coin tn tie Treasury
bas increased IS, 2g3.966.57, aud ihc
amount ID currency has decree el $3.50
2Gs. 28.
ii will be seen that lhe decrease Of
compound interest notes and gegel-
ihirtlos IS less than the increase of i've
taeHtes BY tic amount if $465s CSC
4 slight contraction u the currency Is
noticeable. greenbacks ard fractional
currency having been reduced SI.4Il,
61I50 which aI.l the decrease I'll COM
pound interest notes makes tAe rednc-
uou ii legal tenders amount to 1865,
1880
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-05-14

laea sFaaa = NmaNlA The Iegts.a-
iare q N1rginla hes done soad thing
aau 81 white AMI black children. Con-
NicunR ttat h.es dome hg Saie
who're d uas su offence tfree years
#to teach slave orhal aba the eauet
ton 81 lu blacks vas hriy any bt.
M { ua s|arH jssna "a
n De seatnIent I'@cf Virginia g ~
.FtyJte the lrai reputation see paet
aHllEl i, Wu iueai hr mss
{. $3.50 avs I.as iar NJ lE aud Aa
|maaes ua discs Hu aoae tsm
without WafS .aAFg mlgs Her
.tIacs wpu@taa nuA se8tiu aad
|e8u8I lt- bi1se aW w.i eteHe
ta aWa q Ir end rus p
! ah.eA saeealii. aa9ni n .eee o. amA
f iel her follow up ths sen a.t
Ian leaug ANA she NH uesd
mH1aat ae,H o. inigre imD#n
acm @ h hell auJ mine
aae Sal. haNe intelligent .aber enough
g start With and capital and ,sila3
a,4.na sal, e,k m eauitss rs a. bis
hete m ANY need q ,acm witH1u HE
Ieluli on aof puU
1Aof iHsiha1 f3h 1907 ibe New
loiA 'aa"1l7 louHs.ies Upward Of
tNo columns q reports on crop pros
poets, comprising one hpnarsd shd ien
@ee3ah's if"m aliteteHt localities North
an'l south, az y winch, Win ba' t3u
/ tha prospect benz mos encourae
tot both cereals auaiut Iii Illinois
Indiana Kan a, Tennessee and gets.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-05-14

We are surprised 70 see children wearing slices
with Jagged holes at the toes wasting their pa
rea'. money and endangeriug their health, when
for tEae more, shoes with copper Tips, or'he new
ard beauGui silver Tips, can BE had which never
wear oa Al the toes, thus preventing these two Sc
roas eylss-N l. Pos
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-05-14

LrTELs LryISa A5E Says the Troy
Times.
Lttells Living Age sin holds IS
high rank III the estimation q American
readers who prize The choice things ~
foreign literature Competitors have
started mp ia the same 6el1 and have
done wei bu, the solid and satisfactory
reputation q the Age with tie most
4 .scerning and cultivated classes u
American readers. makes them adhere
Is Il il preference to all new aud more
da4hv corners Tie Age j. regular
4 received by euF ueHsren and Is still
pnblished by LtteI a Gay. No 30
Bro nEeld street Boston
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MANCHESTER JOURNAL.
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-05-14

STARVATION or UNION Prisoners ~
Washington dispatches state that The
judiciary Committee Of the House have
copies OF a letter written BY Louisiana
soldier from Andersonyille. Ga, 70 JEFF
Davis, which states that the writer was
on duty as guard over the prison there
and that although ho hatcl the Yaukcc.
thoroughly &c, &c, lie was Disguised
with size discipline and cruelty enforced,
He stated that numbers Of prisoners
were killed, that starvation was seem
ngly intended, and Chat his heur r.
VOTED against the terrible hubaritice
practiced lie stated that lie wrote for
The purpose Of informing Davis Of the
true state Of affairs, and believing him
to be a true Christian gentleman, had
no doubt bat that he would ofdG
changes to be made which would result
III civilized treatment 81 prison S
throughout the whole South. Ohe
letters Of a similar nature will also be
presented TO tho Committee, including
one from n rebel surgeon, evidently ID
reply to one from the authorities ii
Richmond, which contains sentence
stating that the writer did not know be
fore that there were any diplomatic
reasons for the treatment Of prisoners
III thcmanneg ordered BIS Cen biHdol.
al these letters bear endorsements
from Davis, referring them to @lndu
and other rebel officers clearly proving
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-05-14

FoR PEEsInESr IN 1868 The Boston
Herald euumerates among the Rcpub-
heans who viii be candidates before tae
Republican National Con, ention. Gen
eral Grant, Hon Nm Pit liz ndtn
General Sberiden Benjamin Wade,
Schuyler Coliax General EaE and
and General Logan GeHen Grant
and Senator Fceseudcu arc rated a tac
leading candidates.
The prospective Democratic candi-
dates arc declared 10 be General Shfr-
man, Beyerdy Johnson. and Gen. DIX
The Herald evidently considers DIX
rs undoubtedly the strongest man Che
Democrats could pat IN nomination, as
lie would probably carry ncw New York
and, perhaps, Nea Jersey, Connecticut
ana Pennsylvania
1t generally conceded, however that
the South might easily upset the kettle
Of the most popular fasonte as, if She
should organize under The recent net Of
Congress, and come into tic Union
ruor 10 The Presidential election III
1865. she would probably hold the ball
ancc Of power and Woa,d - with that
party which would ofa Aor the best
terms
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-05-14

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y rtosay sr4st sSne afsas
~ Aatas ssgs - iae - = - g e
s - go. $50 aes 4rsene8 raens ~.
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sssae Waa aas8 IS tit ta4aes . tAe 1rest
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WuAr Lazy would wear false hair o. curls, when
bY au outlay Of one dollar, she can procure arti.
ce that vii cause her HAIR TO curl IN wayy Tingct
% heavy massive curl,2
/, docs 10, injule the hair bur on the contrary,
reuders il soft, glossy aud hcaHhtul. Ii Is equally
eiucacious 10 curling tie hair Of The opposite ser,
Messrs BrEGEk, sHurrs & Co., Chemists, Of Troy
y. s., are agent. ior The same.
See their card 10 another column.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-05-14

Tie book keeper 81 Q dry goods
firm 81 CinciHnati feturns more income
Tor las. year than all The members q
tie Erm together
Tie income return IL Chiea o tbs
wear y lest than bolt tim for tic bas :
moss 81 1861. and ittle more than itil
THAT for 1865. The returns All orihe
country SID probably aho" . sin...lai
falling OIL
The Walrussian treaty viii cost %
not 0uly seven millions ia gold. bus Dir
D1oEttle besides We learn from WASH
ingt8u that Mr. DO0iittle viii 90 imnf-
diatelv on confidential mission to tho
Gar Il i - BE- hoped b way q TIC
Rus Mu Territory
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-05-14

Those 81 our readers who need anything in the
way Of Co.metcs o. Toilet Ari les would DO well
70 pa,rouizr the firm q BKEFEE, snUrrs s. Co.,
Troy, n u They are the only Agents IN America
ior many Of the most valuable French and English
Toilet Articles aud preparations that are used by
The Beauties Of the ola worll to beautify andmtke
attractive their persons
Sec their advertisement "a another column.
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