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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-04-30

"OLD PuT On one occasion, duTing
the Revolution, "Old Put" had recciStd
n lot Of new recruits, and bad scuSe
fighting which he wished to do before
long and wanted nothing but willing
men. Now boys" said. he, Il dont
wish to retain any Of Jou who wish 10
leave; therefore, II any are dissatisfied.
and wish e. return home. be may sigh
fy the same by stepping SIX PAGES ~
front Of the line But, addef fhS Or
war dog. "l1l shoot the first man that
steps out"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-04-30

A little man in the west os Maryland
rushed to thA Potbmac rivep last sum-
mer, swearing that he would drowrl
himself When hshad waded In 10 the
depth Of his waist, bis wife Who had fol.
lowed him, seized him by the hair ofthe
head, ard then, a. spectator describes
it. 'she led him back until be bah
reached place where the water vas ..
bout two feet deep, where sbe pulled
him over backwards. sousing his head
under and then pulling his head up O.
gain, drown yourself. down be vegt
leaving me To take care of the child.
ren,--another plunge get drunkl--
another sonse.--and start for the river.
Another dip.--Better use the water
instead Of the rum Another dip ani
shake oi the head-Iil learn you t,
leave me a Widow After sousin0 Biz.
TO bsT hearts content, she ks'
him ont a wetter il not wiser nass
and esocrtiDg hinf 70 .isf houss, st,1
tss dooY
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-04-30

HP, HuRRAHl--From all quarters pt
the Union comes up "cheers for OLD
Connecticut" God bless the old Com,
monwealth |" II comes ia tbs roar III
artillery---the ringing Of bolls---tIT,
shouts OF recently almost despaifIna
freemen- the clattcr OF q thouSSnd
presses by letter aHd by telegraph j.
Neio Haven Register
Towhich may be added that III comes
by mail by the Merchants' Union FL.
press in original packages. and lying
around loose--it is heard in the bark ot
the brindle dog. the song Of the mid.
night cat, the prolonged peal Of the
fish horn, the symphonies Of the clam
peddlar, the suggestive runbling Of the
night cart, in the celebrating pop a
corks, and in the gentle gush Of invsf.
ted jugs. In fact, We have never kn0wS
anything come IN 20 many different
forms Large p,osessions are eangssn<
ly sending up Scheers for old Connscti.
cut" Copperhead people get up nightA,
and ring their door bells. and get OF
their guns, and shout for Joy. in hrui.
tel line Of wearing apparel. and--oh.
what's the nse OF attempting 10 des.
cribe it?--there never has beenv eDJf
thing like it since the lice carried Egypt
l-Nortekh Bulletin.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-04-30
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-04-30

OF the hundreds Of juvenile smart
things, the snbioined, from Exter, New
Hampshire. is the best Of the April crop:
At the time there was 40 much excite
rnent abou, iron -clad vessels, my broth
er happened one day to be at dinner,
and was carving piece Of mutton.
SAID he: This mutton seems to be
cry 'oagh" Little Walter, a six year
nd, looked mp, and said: Father, /
mess il caBFe off our iron-ciad ram -
Referred 10 the Cossssittee on Naval Al
fairs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-04-30

THK EErMrAKY wAsTS hhTTfsA oai.t hhfA-
The Washington correspondent u the
Bo.ton Po.i. lelegraphs 81 follows:
'-Sinoe nv dispatch Of Monday last,
stating that another international land
purchase was on the taps Al the State
Department, / have been enabled 10
earn pith accuracy ihe followlng in re-
a ian thereto. From the time uf the
advent II the Derby administration 90
power m England down 10 the present
DAY. - v,t a uas have beeu pending be-
tween the Colonial scyrttary of GItat
Britain and the State Department for
the purchase hy he United States oi q
large portion II British America MIR.
Stewards propositions lave been 10 buy
ap all that tract oi tho Bli..sh Posses
s,one lYing ives, q the ion4itude of The
Miseissippi River, tAps giving g tliis
country umhrpken right ot say TO the
ne~iy acquired territory 81 bnsIsri
America Notwithstanding sese nego-
t.ations have been pending 80 long J,
is only a late that they may lie sand e
have reached point where even me
preliminary treaty euudl he naihed.--
One II the prominent difficulties en-
countered was the question OF luclnd-
my Vaneoyers Island ia the transfer
Her Majesty's Government desiring t.
retain that point for a naval station =
More recently the English Government
through Lord Stanley, has met the pro
posal to purchase with renewed inter
est, and one Of the PROMINENT desider.
atums put forward by Secretary Sew
ard has been n proposition to make oui
Alabama claims. in some degree, one o
the offsets 10 the purchase money here
after TO be determined. Not one word
of these negotiations has yet been per
mitted to escape the State Department
and il is SUPPOSED that Secretary Sew
ard relies gfeatly upon the success %
the Russian American treaty TO insure
the ratification vi this approaching bar
gain with Great Britain. The former
territory would be left out in the cold
unless tie intermediate tracts became
our own.'
The Hartford Coudm of the 23d says
ut is reported that the next tract o.
land upon which Mr.. Secretary Seward
will try his new fiedged power of annex.
alton win be Lower California. Mr.. j
Ross Browne, who has happy faculty
OF stripping all the subjects which he
treats OF their thorns. and Of making
them exhibit only their roses, is now
exploring the region with the view ot
making such report as will favor the
Secretary's policy. As soon as Maxi.
milan is well ont Of Mexico, or prehaps
before. a strong pressure for the cessior
Of this rocky peninsular will be brought
to bear upon the Juarez Government
The demand 10 be made will include
both sides of the mouth of the RioCol
orado. in order to give Arazona port
on the Gulf Of California. OF course
Mexico is TO receive a compensation foi
this loss Of territory in the shape o.
some millions of hard cash which, it il
supposed, will be very acceptable to the
needy Liberal Government Of that cour
try. Mr Seward will buy up the whole
hemisphere, from the glnciers of Green
land TO the volcanoes Of Terra del Fue
go, il he only lives long enough, and
the credit of the Nation holds out.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-04-30

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-04-30

An Irishman was ones asked 70 de-
fine All Irish bull, 10 which be replied:
whenever you sees two COWS lying
down in field, the one that's standing
up is bull" This very lucid explana.
ton will do
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-04-30

The way they weigh hogs in Kansas
is As follows They first tie the hogs 10
one end Of rail. balance the rail an a
fence with rocks tied 10 the other end,
and then guess bow much the rocks
wsiGh.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-04-30

PsvENsos's e. MAJ rvss 6ssbis page esl.ss
rlSss ans mssy ether ass@%fsgas. unefS ss9 osn@.
meAfnL
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-04-30

HoME PAPEns. Not tenth part Of
the local news which transpires in any
country town tinds its way into the col
ums Of city newspaper, and be who
takes the latter TO the exclusion Of his
own town or county paper, docsnot full
fll his duty as citizen. Such man n
unworthy 10 I'll town Office for he GER
tainly lacks local pride Boston Journal
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-04-30

The Falser ian.ly hare bcea ashkiRs
loAd pencils s.nos 1870,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-04-30

A sHUHs r. IN HAaaE~s fus Nsy : vel ~
Sc as s.2a9asd q sarsfeaea
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-04-30

ts - sa fssKs MAJ tap. R.ssh4 The
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-04-30

DAVID CofTEEFtk1D ~ the thrd volume OF
the DtAaoSp Dickens, aid issued in the same com
pacl. convenient, std slsEaid style 10 The Piek-
vick Papers 1nd our Attnal friend" Every
lover Of Dickens should be sure to get this edition
Ibe Illustrated soiurics are only $3.50 each, and
the Plain si.s6. fieknor L. Fields. Publishers
Boston.
~ renewed circulation and still wider reading
u Dickens eAnn0 prove otherwise than blessing
10 the country; for Who shall deny that this genia
novelist is not, wherever he may 10, = missions sry
Of COED well as Of delight; making men ~ we
men better, whis, he makes them smile; sofisnins
aad salarglng the heart, even ~ be srati6es his
love u humor the sens bilites that sympathss with
the paiAs,c and the nrtisse taste that rslshs, picl
tarss Of hofsey Ena itnehsey human life A. the
Diamond has thus nsugurated another conquer
Ing campaign for the deservedIy loved and popular
gentleman u GAdshi, il deserves to be praised oI
what Is IS well IS Tor what t has done. For ii:
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thing new aud something beautiful aud something
useful likewise Ia the way of book making; aud BY
its peculiArftss is quite to be fsvorite
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with & aud VIA cus,ou.sn."
iHE Illustrations by Eytnge ID David CopperfsId
are Little Emily; Mr. and Miss Murdssone and ars
coppsrhee; Mr.. Peggo,ty, Ham. aud Mrs. Cum
midge; reggot,y and Bsrkis; Mr.. Micawber aus
hs fssiiyi Dsyid's Bargsia Nis rrotwusd snC
4 A a.. - A.
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koss Dar,is, Nr. Wiek6s.d and Agnes; Dors AZ,
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-04-30
VANDERBILT HOTEL

rGi, leas ssisbli.be' Hotel still continues
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asine the mmevmBn'h.. The pnbiic patronage
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MANCHESTER, s...s,.s..se.t.,..t..... ...,NI.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-04-30

0tavEE tHTIc's ~0ur Ro,. AMI Giris,~ is an~ a
the b.st ~eekiy magazines for ehsl lreB gsHi,E.be1
q J, ~ss sseh so.ert4inng ssa a,~su ws kiv
si.g'ss ~ ,haala hai - wsy iasa everv family
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PutlgAees fsnsfess.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-04-30

Ina ATLANTIC MoSTHLS Eoa aNAI.-CoSrESrs;
The Guardian Angel Part V. By Oliver Ven
dsU ho'mss; nissory Of the sewing Machine. A
sketch Of the iDvsltion u sswins Machines. oi the
difcunes and delays ia securing their introduction
70 use. and Of the changes effected By them. BY
james Parton; Ileax and Hearth A foem by
Ihomas Buchanan hesds The Genus of Dickens.
critical essay. W. =. whipple; Germany in sew
fok. BY Charles Dawson Shanly; Katharine
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-04-30

THE EAhs 40 RErHLKaKn. published by h.
Ru-sel . co. Boston. :. avery b-as,ifsl engraving
fran painting u ,hs sesse 6sperhed la the second
ehap, % Lsks. Psses 81. J ". Slmasds. Rar.
Hnetoa, y arss, fss vsrno !, see advertislmssrt.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-04-30

tvEMy SATcsDAr kw April s7--c .ntsn,s Can.
sassing the Frstch Academy, The Lively berry
Beauty pa Uasdoensd. silea, and s,leousrs
chapter IL and HLI. Or. Lyinsstonei Charles
Lame--t,Ieaninss from bis Rogruphers; A German
University To-R; The Secret, of the Stage; L.
Terra des MORT. Fossixn No,e., @Anderers.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-12-25
SIJMMONS.

7 10 4Co4UC44g, II NNVO4o d44N
Stockholders Of the Inyincible
Ditch Company, to-wit: Rich
ard Burk as President, James
Dooley, = Langdon and John
Comerell as Directors, and
VIM. Avery, James III. Jones,
NJ. B. Dunbar, Henry Clifden,
T. Ives, Jr., Daniel Keefer,
John Doe, Richard Roe and
other Stockholders of said
Company. Defendants.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-12-25
ge0al Aptifes.
Notice to Creditors.


OF In e the 1 District 1it. Court
Charles Bradshaw, John Cadagan, Patrick McGuin-
ness, John Eva Frederick Thomas r. N. Brooks,
James Porter, w. NJ Reese, John Martin, John
Hummel, +. Gaum George Lee, Herman Freund,
Solomon Benge Daniel Noonan, John Spelman,
Plaintiffs, and William Gray ntervenor,
&6k#es against IT,.
Daniel Thompson, A. Mclaughlin and Edward Hines,
Defendants
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO
IN any and ali parties and persons whatever inter
ested, in anywise either by len mortgage, jndg-
ment attachment, or other incumbrance, upon GER
tain mining premises and property situate IN said
county and Territory and particularly described
as being four certain creek mining claims, situate
upon Mores creek, about mile above Idaho City,
and extending eight hundred feet UP and down said
creek and including the present site of Mores-
town or Pine Grove, and extending across said Mores
creek fiat from bluff to bluff at said uniform width
OF eight hundred feet, and being commonly called
and known as Daniel Thompson & COmpany's claims
for the three years last past and being adoned upon
the eastern or upper boundary by mining ground
commonly called and known Redmond and Com
pany's creek mining ground, and upon the westerly
or lower boundary line by creek mining ground COM
monty called and known as the French Companys
ground, and being the same mining ground held and
owned by said Defendants at the date of the COM
mencement of said action, together with certain
hill mining claim adjoining said creek mining ground
upon the south, and being hundred feet front,
fronting thereon and extending thence back SOUTH
erly at said uniform width of hundred feet to tho
summit of the hill upon which the same is situated
and located, and being at the date of the commence
ent Of said action held and owned by said Defend
ant Edward Hines, that action has been duly COM
menced in said Court entitled above for the fore
closure upon said premises and property Of labor
ers lien held thereon by Plaintiffs for improvements
made and erected thereon and therein within the six
months last past to the amount of 24S4 co. together
with costs of said proceedings and all accrGing costs
thereon and that said William Gray is an Intervanor
the side of Plaintiffs against said Defendants
for the further foreclosure Of mechanics lien there
on, chief contractor carpenter In constructing
hume upon said premises, said lien being held by
said Gray for the further amount Of 1858 49, together
with costs of said foreclosure and intervention and
allaccruing costs therein. aai FRANK MILLER
Atty for Pitts and said Intervenor VIM. Gray.
Idaho city, Dec 10, 1867 nf4S3.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-12-25
SHERIFF'S SALE. .niE3
" VIRTUE OF TWO EXECTJ-

DY VIRTUE OF TWO EXECU-
- tons issued out of the District Court in and for
the county of Boise, upon judgments rendered in
said court-one wherein louis Emanuel is plaintiff
and Daniel Thompson, Henry Clifton, Edward Hines
and Andy Mclaughlin are defendants for the sum of
Nineteen hundred and Six dollars, besides interest
and costs of suit-the other in favor of John Noon
an. plaintiff. and against Daniel Thompson, Henry
Clifton, Edward Hines and Andy Mclaughlin are de-
PENDANTS, for the sum of Nine Hundred and Sixty
dollars, besides interest and cost Of suit both duly
and taken in execution all the right title. claim and
interest which the defendants Daniel Thompson,
Henry Clifton, Edward Hines and Andy Mclaughlin,
had, the oath day of November, A. D. 1867 or have
since acquired Of in and to the following described
property, to-wit certain piece or lot of mining
ground consisting Of four creek mining claims stu
ate on Mores creek Boise county, Idaho Territory.
at MorestOwn, about mile above Idaho City, and
more particularly described as follows: Bounded on
the east upper side thereof by the creek claims
known as the Redmond Co. claims; on the west, or
lower side thereof by the creek claims known as the
French claims, the French Co. claims, extending
up and down said More's creek eight hundred feet,
and extending from bluff to bluff the entire length
of said Claims to-wit eight hundred feet; Also two
hill mining claims, situate on the south side of said
MOres creek, fronting on said creek claims, one
hundred feet each and extending back of even width
to the top of the hill; together with all improve
ments thereon. Public NOTICES hereby given that on
The 31st day of December, 1867,
at II O'Clock NJ, win sell, in front of the court
house door in Idaho City, at public auction, for cash.
the above described property to the highest bidder,
to satisfy said execution and all accruing costs.
j. /. CRUTCHER, Sheriff.
Dated Idaho city, Dec. 6, A. D. 1867. -n63w3.
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TN THE NAME OF THE PEOPLE
a of the United States in the Territory of Idaho;
You are hereby notified that there is now file in
the Office of the Clerk of the District Court of the
Second Judicial District of said Territory, in Idaho
City, county of Boise, the complaint of W. j. Triton,
plaintiff, demanding Judgment against you for the
sum of Two Hundred and Forty 75-100 Dollars in
merchantabe gold dust at cnrrent rates. with inter-
est thereon at three per cent per month from Sept
lG, 1867, tbeing amount due upon your two several
promissory notes made, executed and delivered to
this painti) and for costs of suit; and that unless
yOu appear and answer to said complaint within ten
days after the service hereof if served within Boise
county and within twenty days if served out of said
county but within said Judicial District and within
forty days if seryed out Of said District, exclusive of
the day Of service judgment will be taken against
youby default for the of $240 IS, with interest
as aforesaid, and costs Of suit.
In testimony whereof I, ". B. Smith, Clerk of said
- District Court have hereunto set my hand
IT'S land affixed the seal Of said Court at Idaho
1City, this 18th day Of November, a. D; 1867,
III 4's5 aie w. B. Smith,
Nov 16, 1857 n56w6. Clerk of District court