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We understand that Il il claimed b.
The Coy,perhsads that large number Of
RevnbEoans IN Bennington and particu.
larry IN tic village ~ Bonningt ton, will
vote tho moagrel ticket, 10 be nominated
on tho 18Th II Arlington. Their reasons
are sad 70 be, that they now consider
the Lebanon Springs Railroad certain
10 be built. ana lhoy want the Burden
road also
We supposed urfriends in Benning-
ton understood that the Burden road
meant Troyaai Bos0H rod rztcaded IN
D TemonL
No railroad company ever did more
10 accommodate town than the Ieba-
non Springs Railroad Company are do
ing % accommodate he people and bus
insss u Bennington
II perhaps may not be generally un-
derstood that ne Hae oe road b Neu
forf u ienghennd oter fur piRes 10 ac-
ooHDsodafe ne uliaae u Bamiagton.--
We al The North must always send our
freight and travel five additional miles
in going to New York TO accommodate
the village u Bennington, asll this We
are wiling 10 do SO long as Bennington
deals fairly with ua
II Bennington by her vote should ia.
yor this extension Of the Troy a Boston
Railroad 70 eompete with tic Lebanon
Springs Railroad, in which we arc al
part owners, ~ should Be decidicy IL "a
roy " tai-ing gse shortest rcaiet9 Chatham
tcbAopi reglrd 70 the tciehes of Bcnning.
ton.
TO Mr. Park the village Of Benning-
ton owes the present location Of the
road; aud il Bennington by her vote
declares against the interest Of the Leb-
anon Springs Railroad, be has les:
spirit than sc have given him credi
for, il he does not take the short rout.
to New York. instead ~ gnina sv.
miles around to accommodate yillag,
that does not appreciate what is dom
for il.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-08-13

TnH USIoS PAcrFIc RAnRoAp:-A few
weeks since We noticed the opening Of
The Union Pacific Railroad TO Jules
burg, 3T7 miles west Of Omaha, and we
now have y report its complexion to
Grow Creek a point As miles further
west, making q total Of 425 miles Fifty
miles Of track IN addition are graded
ready for the iron. and Mere is no
doubt Of the completion of the road to
the base 81 tho Rocky Mountains early
in the Fall The Company arc confident
TINT the whole line to the Pacific win be
open for business IN 1870 The Indians
have annoyed the surveying parties and
ue-cutiers. wloare many hundred miles
in advance Of Tie work; but they have
wholesome fear Of the population that
arailroad carroe with il, and al trains
ran without interruption
The business Of tie Company has been
most haitering. The earnings for tho
quarter ending August lst were about
100000. bat a. tho report for the last
week in July has mot been received. the
exact fraction cannot be given These
earnings accrued from operating in ay-
erago q not more than $50 miles o.
real. and atta deducting openting ex-
ronaes, the balance ii far IN excess a
the interest obligations II the Company
% the asnoaasof bonds they can issue
on thal distauce. 1t should be reInem-
bcred that this result is from uoy
business alone. through new country,
and j. not tobe compared with i "a;
Aroagh business that must follow the
opening VI he whole line 10 the Pacl6c
The Success Of the enterprise seems q
be thoroughly assured, and We can see
no reason Why Tie First Mortgage
Bonds Are not entitled to rank among
the best securities. The daily sales arc
now 80 large that the Company already
entertain the idea Of advancing Tho
tgrire
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-08-13

The neXt f4r ~ fhe Vermont ANcalinal 81.
ceiy Will b. held III Brtltsbarp % Sept ieth, ith
18th sud 1874 next
Mr.. Horace liuHbut X 3. Jogi'tbBry. shs4sed
gT sheep day ths seag5h ior Alr. hIosea liant
iey and be Old tie work we'll
Lawrence gaspes - Darlington. has recently
danased tbe sam n - ihofisssd dysars 10 aid q
ibe Nos Lqndos. y, H. tlaptisgY setaiaasy
The piekp0ckets aifh he eifeus haze dans !
,hrlslng business ln This STATE 81 Burlington one
mas ha1 his POCKET ekea u sis. nnosaef 80 aad
h. +. Whafqmb ever oee haadFe8 dollars. heyesaI
ottef sis9 hs4 sileir pockets pfke6 u various sun
- III same plnct. ~ Csc Fiaee TIE agefsgafs
ajaenat Feeksa -. sisa9, 0ns mAa & r. Ai,ans
ses relievsa N 500 il 9s4enaBesf toaas.
Bradford IS % hayes shetk ~ q voters iili'
Gil
Tie citizens 81 s. gsoa are preparing q erect
q large mWnmaat % IN PARK = u ssiseatsd e
ihe nsssaeFy "a sifef iAlie seaa shoa lives wera
saefiGae Ia The ,e fatipssl contest, q tie essacsa
81 lteif country lsa
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Itsii any oats . y sLas ! have

Ikt Is NJ Oats q sas uLat ] baFs
tr tlse sasisiariioh % The trends q the
oniefprse
Before closing wish 70 say that 7
10 ua i,iiesv Aa aay town will hose q
iollar By their subscription. l'eliese
Tie Bonds u Tie road vill b perfectly
good and il shy town thinks Otherwise
and they desire. | viii rciievc them Of
al risk for = small consideration or
even will relieve single taxpayer
from his proportion q The risk.
T. w. PAW
Na. Benuina.on. ~ Aas. B is67.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-08-13

CoNNs SgATr EIHcTloS& The next
State election viii he that 81 Vermont,
NRieh VIII occur o. the 81 Of September
aud the day after. California and the
other extremity ~ tbs Union wiil
follow 4 few days afierward on Che
9th u September, Maine vii be heard
from. NeArley mouth VIII then elspse
al the end of which time the great States
% Pennsylvania. Indiana ard Ohio viii
engage IA tbs political struggle ihsir
dAy ~ election beng the 9th 81 October
Next VII come the elections ihat occur
On the fgst Tuesday q November the
9Th. They are Nea York. NcN Jersey,
Delaware Maryland. Massachusetts,
Michigan, Wisconsin. Illinois. Kansas
Missouri and Nevada Colorado VII
vets on the 18th ~ November, which
win close the LIST Of tAll elections
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-08-13

Coon MKDIciNR.--The CAiarfb remedy a5ver.
tised 10 eaf eol4inas by Cooper. Wiseag Co., o
philaaeipais Il said % Be So e2eeiient remedy bl
those canYeraat with iis virtue ihaes ~ want Q
such a remedy will hud The The advertisement .
Cooper, Nisoa&Co., worthy tsslr attention.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-08-13

s SPECIAL dispateh from Montgomery
SAYS tliaf mass meetings arc being heli
all over Alabama under the direction 4
tho Republican Executive Committed
The total registration ID tie State Is III
40o. II which C5. 700 are blacks
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-08-13

Wild Cherry balsan. line memery
u Dr. nisiar = enbalmed Ia the hearts Of thoas
anss, whom B4lsas II Wsld Chsrrg has cured e
caagh t5l,ss consumption. Or seine asher form q
II PugfuaoAry disease. Il ie uow gTex ferty wears
since pTrfarHtsap bfalgbt gefufe ne pnbBe.
ard SCI sic .emasd or il j. constantly iuereas ing
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-08-13

So Gar s. heard from. the registration
IN Louisiana j. as follows; Whites, -,
662, blacks, 50 l29.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-08-13

Theelection ~ IeDnesseeon the lstl eI
suited b o. reelection II Cos Brogni
Low aud tie choice " the enlire kepnbI
l.ean ticket BY large fnalorities- Thd
election III Keniucky, On the 9Th, waI
carried by tue democrats by rnajoritj
II from 81 900 70 G0,000, estimated.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-08-13

The arguments IN the Snrratt trial
we're closed On Tuesday last. and file
case Was given TO the jury On Wednes-
day, but as yet they have failed 70 agree
on q verdict. --latest dispatches re
port the jury as engaged in singing
Home, Sweet Home, and other melo-
dies
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-08-13

TmE 10th 81 Auousr At BrSSINoroS.--ihe eel
sbration ot uhe leth 81 neuhiagiru promises to be
a grand affair speakers from abroad hare been
engaged, araabg them Hon. Horace Greeley. His
Exosllency Gov Dillingham;, Ex-Gov. smilh, Hon
L. n. Poland aud Hon. i " Stewart are expected
to be present nnd also address che people oiaerai
tmetiye features are 10 Be added, and palms viii
be spared to make tbs one Of the Rfandesi ceehra.
tious which has ever taken place In oomnemoraton
Of tbs Battle Of Remington Tie BeuungiouNlut
LAND railroad vii carry persons attending tie eele,
bratoH for fare one Way
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-08-13

EsEA5s ts5fNAI# ttfN Hsf#t ~ AsNAfAesNl 4A+ssEft
Ard syefv air i hcasg with the breath
Of0fane~ HoEeis thaf bloom
/ tae ulldAi II roses
Such was the howery Land filed with
hea Eng aFs ard lfe=pFesrfsaag rFoaaefs WHERE Dr.
Drake dls1evefel the chieG gngrafeats 81 bis woa'
.lsrfa. Ttnic Medicaoe-PLkarAFlos brrrFns-ths
eashAase4 irgsleAi slant ii ~. tsfatS lbe Pas
rArIoK BfTTEAs tnbnfng ai the meselnsi Asa
taste VIRTUES x ths hsaBg sea fe sustaining pro-
snefs a thM favored c.ine 4re N'h9at 4qabs ne
Worl3s Gnesg Remedy fos Dyfpepsia, Low sg.riis
au4 40 other S18snaehie Gleseuitazs.
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WA DrgAarwysr.

WsmSoToy. d. c. Aug. 5. 1867, !
SlH. Your note Of this date has been
received, stating that public eonsideIa-
tions q high character constraia you
10 say that nay resignation as Secretary
81 War viii be accepted. In reply,
have the honor 70 say that public con
siderations of q high character, which
alone have induced me to continue at
the head q tbs Department. constraln
ne moi u resign the 0iEcs u Secretary
Of War bef8ret the neat meeting of Con-
gress. Very respectfully.
EDwIs M STASToS.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-08-13

FArtL CAsuAtat -iisFlan p. BaieiieldeS q Perm
whlls passing behsad hofss IA ~ stable. o. Tue,
day evening % latt wesk received fatal lgjpres hy
being Kicked "a the stomach sad bowels, from Which
he died on SUNDAY evening lie was a son o. nsa,
Elmuad Batchclder AZ. and yugng mah uniyslt-
ally loved apd respected b. al who knew him. He
was Ia Tie as,b year ofhjs aee
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-08-13

Magnolia Water. a delightful toilet
article-snyraior 70 Cologne, aad At bali the price.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-08-13

Iates Eoo capt Wooster q Ihls valees bas
lef, With ~ a. ege tbe ryaeloa oioae g ~ hsss'
which we rss "A aanecs, and measure SIS lnshss
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-08-13
WAsHISoros, d. G.

Executive MAS1oN, Aug. 8, 1867. !
SIN: Considerations u high charac-
ter constrain me to say that your resig-
nation as Secretary Of War win be ac-
eepted. Very respectfully yours,
ANDgEw JonSsog.
To the Hon. Z. II Stanton, Sec'y u
War.
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Local Intelligence

prsnsrHs DR.. a. N. latsays, q IS - aes
IS csss IN shefhs eailia tus iasaiea q rs yass
sna tteass Sc oses ovai Ccy 8 Ss3f's 80 aa3
shar stnrr
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-08-13

TssHnA1.--Ika LADIES' Bsasre.eAt Astot .aiAla
sla hald q Festival "a ihs Ceat lloass % Wslass-
cav losxi sesti AaFas "a Ths svals o. SIC
Festival are G g. gives taiis rsbuiiaiae q ihe Coz
E7srag1snal eaureh ia thhplsse
AH persons iufsersiel D. 10 snieFpFse ars ear
hes,ly ana sFdiss invited Is attend ~ -, tie
labor and sptcprss four hdes be q vain.
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D. q. LIssLrr.

Secretary Stanton having been invit-
cd to resign by the President, declines
on grounds Of high public considera-
tons The following is copy Of the
correspondence between the President
and Secretary:
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-08-13

Town COMMITTEE The Republican County
Committee have made the following appointments o.
town committees. appointments for the remaining
towns win be published hereafter
Suadgate--R n. Provan, c. J. Hurd, L. A. Ben
nett.
Rperf.--s. Il Rising, j. Z. Austin, W. Root,
M4asAeaer.-M s. coibarn, R, ". Dean, g. A.,
Pierce.
Dorsst-stcphen Grou', Ira Sykes g. ~ Sykes
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-08-13

BAxoo /, NAME, ing 9, 1867.
EDiToR JOURNAL ;-- some three months since
had occasion to visit yonr locality. and while in Nan
chester stopped at fhayers Hotel, Factory Point,
was nearly destitute Of funds, aud my clothing
shovel unmistak cable signs ofeariv dissolution but
Notwithstanding my poyerty-strtcSen appearance,
| was kindly received aud most Hospitality treated.
ard when called for my bin, previous to leaving,
I was of nm amount cacuhtedto snrpsize one hceus
toned to paying the enormous hotel bills OF the pros
mt day. lii these times when ayarice seems 70 be
the ruling passion Of our landlords an exceptional
case 10 the general nle, l deem worthy o notice,
and IN Justice 10 the travelling public mase this
statement Of the facts. Nj Thayer sets MI excellent
table, and altogether keeps Of the bes, hotels TO
be found 10 the state.
TRAVELLER.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-08-29

SHERIDAN. THE country sees so much
that IS grand in the cha. acfer Of Sheridan
that It wal not tameiy submit TO his deg
Tedafion, HERE is a man who proved
hlmselfln war to be not only the most
brliiia'ntsof our generals, but according
TO Genegal Grant himself. if we may cred
Ii twenty narratives one of the greatest
eaptarfs ef modern tunes. In peace he
has aseaa~4s.s great as IN war. When
President johnson underworld to coax
him tosuStain his policy by equivocating
IN reference 70 the New Orleans riots. he
startled the country by Stunning the temp
tatIon, anet nranouneiHg the not to be a
massacre worst than Fort Pillow. This
showetlssls intsepid honesty of, de man,
and the possession at virtue HAT rose
above an influence TO which even Grant
yielded, when, IN the face of the inIauiy
OF iaassaere be allowed himself to.
be carriedearoHnd the country IN the
President S traiTs-while the President
h}iss::ss q ssiensled 4 he riot and denounced
Its Innocent victims. There. Were, ma
doubt, good reasons 4Qr Gen. Giant : ne
gatIye acqulescence IN that celebrates trip
and we are content with them. But
wnlle the name OF Grant was used tosus-
tain the policy Of the President and atone
for his dads. the name Of Sheridan was
the orifiaauie around which the country
rallied When It fought the battle of Con
gress and routed the forces OF the Cop
perhead johnson party.
The name of Sheridan Is an orifamme
to-day. Whatever statesman or soldier
We may nominate, his name and deeds
viii be among the most glorious elements
Of our canvass. The country approves
Of his course, and. so long as he possess
es public confidence. viii watch hm with
eager, Jealous eyes. win not tamely sub
NIT to his sacsiice.-A T. tribune
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-08-29

i NEAT SPEECH a Mrs Tborne pre-
scented the union club Of Lake City Min
nesota with q set Of eolors. The Presi-
dent responded as follows.
The members Of the Lake city Union
Base Ball Crib actunh thanks for this
tasty and acceptable present The colors
Red .6alIfeF and Bluer remind us OF
the flag Of our beloved country. The
word Union dear to every American
heart )-teeches that unity Is necessary
to success. Willie these emblenlatic
flags serve as foal bail markers, let the
remembrance Of the fair donors be a de-
clded check upon aught foul or unmanly
Ihotgii we ii}ay he hard hjtfefs. make,
hold, and even steal bases, We would per-
form nod3ase ofunworthy acts, but make
such . record upon the Score Book of
life chat we shall not stop short Of safe
home run.
The Ladies-1Tay their beautiful faces
and cheering smiles ever be present TO
encourage and stimulate rs to pcfect our
selves in this heai5lIIoj exercise, hoping
that they shall never fail Of success in all
match games.
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KNOW THOU ART G0NH

1 know thou art gone to the home of thy rest 8
Then why should my soul be so sad T.
know thou art gone where the weary<pe l3sSey :.
And the mourner looks up and is glad.
Where love has put of in the land OF the birth,
The STAN it hath gathered in this;
And hope the sweet singer that giaddened the earth
Lies asleep IN the bosom Of tl;ss.
know thou art gone where thy forehead is starred
& With. The .bea ~ that dsells in thy soul;
Where the Iigi Of thy loneliness cannot be MARRIED
Nor thy heart.6e Hung back from tie goal ;1sEs
/ Know thou hast drlnkepof Eeshe- that flows
Throaglia land where they do nosiorget;
That shed over memory only repose, = - - =
And takes from it only regret. ~
This eye must dszs, flat IS yet Is not DIM, "
reagan it may gaze upon thine;
But my heart has reveans of these and thy hcrne.
In l.sany 'Fsoken and sign g.. bHg gfgei
/ never look up with a VOW TO the sky,
But a light like thy beauty is there; s %
And / hegEstpw lnuriaur like thine in reply Ass
l W hen pour ous my spirit IN prayer.
In tiny far away dwelling wherever i. may be,
1 believe thou has visions of mine. 9si.os b's5y
And thy love that made all things music to me,
have nptt learned foreign; 40
In the hush of the night; the waste of the sea,
Il On aIa<e with the breeze on the hill; -
have ever presence that whispers of thee,
And my spirit Les down and is stilE
And tioalka rn6urner that sits by theto-.., iie
l wrapped a mantle Of care, sf AZ
Yet The yriei Of my bosoni-oh, call it not gloom
Is not the block grief of dispuir,
But any SORROW rere.leti, the stars are by night.
Far of bFi gAt vis.on appears, e ssar ,oinJ q. To-
A hope Ike rainbow. creature of light
Is born Ike the rainbow, III tears. = : =
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cital, and at its end, locking Fat me as
though. asking the mUst single question
% the world, said: y
What to be done Z ~
let me jump out Of the window as
came in, said |, In slckly tone Of voice
as the thought came to me that to achieve
this end. / must make a desperate display
of myself in style of costume which I
deprecated. She relieved me instantly
No. that will not do there ARE people
moving about, and you will be seen.
1T was now my turn to stamner out:
Whats to be done? For saw the
little hazel-eyed girl was superior to inc
In presence Of lliliid and energy OF action
She did not wait long to answer my ques-
ton. Ga &H8 asa saivg
You must lie still here until get up
When have left the room, you can rise,
dress and go away at the first opportuni-
ty, was her response delivel ed IN qui
ct business like manner. sam er
And so | did Under May Stephens
command buried my head under the
bed clothes and kept well covered uutii [
heard the retraating foot steps on the
stairs, VIII ch was but few minutes,
though it seemed an age, then, with a
desperate bound, sprang from the bed
and turned the key on the departed one.
1t was the quickest dressing ever made
aud will venture to say that no man
ever sneaked out of his own apartment
more steait hiiy than did
That morning we met-Miay Stephens
and at the breakfast table, in the
character Of the newly arrived that morn
ig-and were formally introduced, tiu-
Iring the ceremony Of which we astonish-
ed every one present, antipianted thorn
of wonder IN the sides Of Neltie and Car
RE, by bursting simultaneously into a
hearty laugh which we never fall to re-
peat when the memory OF our first meet
ing comes up. And now cousin dane,
you have the whole story how | first met
my wife
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-08-29

DR0VERS VS.. EOPS. Dinner was spread
IN the oIbin OF the peerless steamer. the
New World, and splendid company
were assembled about the table. Among
the passengers thus prepared for gas
tronomic duty was little creature Of the
same fop; deeked daintily as an early
butterfly, with kids OF irreproachable
whitencss, miraculous neck-tie and
splder-like quizzlng- glass on his nose.
The delicate animal turned his head
atfectedly aside With:
'Waitah !"
Bring me pwopellah of a fwemale
woostah.
Yis, sahl'
''And, waitah, tell the steward to wub
my plate with vegetable called onion,
which will give delicious favaw to my
dinnah.
While she refined exquisite was giving
his order, jolly Western drover had lis
tened with open mouth and protruding
ewes. When the dnninutlyes creature
paused, he brought his list down on the
table with force that made every dish
bounce, and then thundered out: s.
s'Here. you goi daFned ace OF spades y
ssYis, sab.
Bring me a laundering big plate OF
skunk gizzardsl
'.Sah?'
s.Anl an old ink pot; tuck horse
blanket untierlmy chin, and rub me down
virh brick bats while | feed : @ M
The poor dandy showed a pair of straight
tails ilstanter. aud the whole table joined
IN a tremendous roar.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-08-29

THE TEtEGRA3sIJs OF TIE WoRLD.-
The length Of the Geographic lines Of the
telegraphic lines of the world was. aethe
beginning Of the past year. about $780,
00a English niles, of which $500 were
IN the United States, 20, 64S in Germany.
1901 in Russia, 1922 in France, and
Is, e46 in Great Britain and Ireland The
Government OF Prussia, always intent
upon perlecting every department OF CT
vi administration, has just officially an
nounced that it will extend the tele
graphic system to every town with pa
pulation Of fifteen hundred. Thus the
Prussians viii have better telegraphic ia
cillties than any other nation in the
world.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-08-29

A NTsTERT EXPLAINED. Rev Mr.
- of Lawrence, is a bachelor Motto
ing. early III the season that one of his
members, a married lady was not at
meeting for several Sahbaths. he called
to ask the reason. As her reply was
somewhat evasive. he sufmised that she
had nothing 60 wear, and said, you are
waiting 5oryom Spring bonnet, suppose
Weeks passed, aud still she did not make
her appearance lie thare4ilre, thought
be would call agaiii. APpr6aching the
house, he saw .ter sitting at the open
Winloasaant ohniig remark ed : | haycn' {
seen you at church yet fias moi that
bonnet came. Yes, sir, she archy
replied. Shall I show it to you 2 II
yoo please. answered the wondering
pastor Holding mp see bit OF 4 baby,
she said binshing, This IS the Spring
bonnet was waiting for; did do right?
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y EFEREE'S SALE. In Circuit Court


Michael kennedy sainst Daniel Ward.
Jusglnen; OF foreclosure and Sale.
BY virtue al and pursuant to judgment IF
torscioS:ire ard sale in the above entitled cnuse
dated Juue 24.h 1867, shall expose for ale
ar the Court u in the Village and County OF
Ianitowoc amidst Of Wisconsin. on the 26th
dav o August 1857 at i0o'e.ock in the forenoon
81 that day ali the following described mort
gagged premises or as much thereof as may be
re essary 10 raise he amount Of said judgment
e,est and costs and costs of sale as follows,
II wit:
All the following real estate lying and being
tuatel in the County of Manitowoc and
State of Wisconsin, viz The north west
quarter Of the south east quarter of section
aumber twenty two (22) in township. number
eighteen Isl north of range number twenty
tive {22j east, containing forty acres of land
more or less.
Dated at Manitowoc. Wis. July 10. 1867.
DAVID E. MARKHAM, Referee
J. 4. MARKHAM Aty. for Pif II Ct
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-08-29

AN INGENIoUs C0EvIcE The editor
of the Rochester Democrat has been to
Auburn Prison and In publishing an ae-
count of what lie saw there, ne says ::
Zone Of the conyicrs, more prac5iced
than many Of his fellows, and who was
looked upon for some time as hardly
compos 8ae.itis. has invented and made
superior sewing machine, entirely differ
ent from, any used n the outer world,
upon which the prison clothing Is made
Near by a knitting machine OF his make
is turning Ont stockings for the prisoners
at rate which made the ladies stare
with astolnshtneut ps they ~ >ei by it.
lie has also made Q gun worth @f25. ana
Is now making Ioc8s oi- his own inyentIon
for tlietneR cells oEs15