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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-11-22

PREeERvING PoTATos. = A cores
pendent of the Scientific American says
that he has tried the following method of
keeping potatoes for years with, complete
success, though in some instances the
tubers were diseased when taken out OF
the ground. "Dust over the floor of the
bin with lime, and put in about six or
seven inches deep of potatoes. and dust
with lime as before. Pu, in six or seven
inches of potatos. and lime again; repeat
the operation until all are stored away
One tushel of lime will 60 for forty bush
els of pota os, though more will not hurt
them, the lime rather improving the flavor
than Otherwise"
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-11-22

These are the only Pianos made in this
country or Europe, with the full Iron frame,
ia which all The strings rest upon Wooden Re0T-
iR0s, and in which none of the Turning Pin
90 through the Iron Plate. This arrangement
produces m feTfaed t0ae t0ith combined sloeet-
ness and eat potcer, and mere perfect quality
trouah Tie entire scale and the capacity of stand
ing longer in tune. and retaining IT'S superior gust
ity Of tone than any other instrument.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-11-22
TheEmporiaNeWS.
Friday, November %, 1857.

A HEAVY SwINDLE.-A correspondent
If the New York Express writes from
Pennington, VT, as follows:
Tie largest sWindle ever perpetiated in
this State has just been discovered, the
particulars of which are boyh interesting
and ludcrous in the extreme.
Your correspondent is officially inform
al nv one of the directors of the comPa-
nvEwho was induced to invest fifteen
,Lorssnd dollars in the swindle-that an
individual arrived in Bennington 10 Juue,
1866, who introduced himself as Simon
A. Vandercook, of Waterloo, New York.
He stated that be had discovered gold on
the SNYDER farm, in PitIstown, Renssel
aer county, New York, and exhibited nu'
merous rich specimens of gold and quartz,
which he represented were found on the
said farm. These nuggets of gold, and
his eloquence, induced DR.. John N.
Scranton, who is a noted chemist and
peologist, to visit the gold mine, where
lie collected specimens, which he assay
ed, and gave his certificate, stating the
ore to be richer than auy ever di=coyerd,
and yielding SO, 533 33 to the ton.
Besides this, four other assays were
made 10 New ok, Brooklyn, Boston
and Philadelphia, with similar results.
A stock company, known as the Renssel
asr County Gold aud Silver Mining Com
pany, was Incorporated August 3lst,
1866, with aoapital OF S350.0O0. Van
dercook, the swihdler. sold ali the stock.
and then left for paris unknown. After
waiting few months for him to return,
and open his erich mines in Pittstown,"
the stockholders have at last discovered
how the gold mine was manu- actured.
The gold and quartz found on the farm.
and assayed by Dr.. Scranton and others,
came from Colorado, and was deposited
on the Snyder farm by Vandercook, who
is now at large, after swindliDg the citi-
zens of Bennington, Waterloo, lansing
burg and Syracuse to the tune of $3.50,
600, having sold $4,000 shares at $40
each.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-11-22

CANNED Eees.-The most effective,
simple and economical plan for truly pre-
serving eggs, and without inparting to
them any foreign flavor, or rendering
them unfit for Matching purposes, is 70
uss the patent stoppered glass jars. with
vulcanized india rubber joints, and pro-
coed thus: Immediately after collecting
the eggs, put the jar in hot wat=r, and
when thoroughly warm. so as to rarity
the air, place the eggs 10 the Jar, the
pointed end uppsrmost. and pack aud
line with paper shaviDgs or cocoa fbres
to prevent them from breaking; then close
the jar before taking it out Of the water,
and it will be found that eggs preserved
by this method will be fit for Matching
twelve months after, and that those in
tended for the breakfast table will be as
fresh as on the day when laid Chic
Farmer.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-11-22
ways on hand.
$3.50
General Agents for S. D. 4 h. W. Smiths
AMERICAN ORGANS.

TTNHE AMERICAN ORGANS ARE THE
L only real Reed Organs now before the pub
lie; The only Organ having a Revsrbating
Sound Box or Wind Chest-which has the
same important part TO perform as the Sound
ing Board has in the Piar o F ,Fte Ito give body
and resenence of tone) and without which the
Organ becomes merely Melodeon in an Or
gan case. The American Organs have not on
" the Wind Chest or Sound Box. but have the
large Organ Bellows, giving power and great
steadiness Of tone. make Them the most perfect
Organ known. These great improvements,
and the superiority uf tone and workmanship
of the American Organs, place them in the
front rank the best, and they command
highe price thar any Cther reed instrum Mt
ia the market. Every instrument warranted.
Send for prist list and circular,
Publishers OF the Singing Pilgrim" (neW)
for Sunday schools. Address.
PHILIP PHILLIPS & CO.,
No. AIS n. 5th st. st. Louis, No.
l0-15yI
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-11-22

A New POWDER "A new powder
called paper powder, has be, n invented in
England. II consists of paper impreg-
mated with chemical compound, soma
Of the component parts of which ar
chlorate, nitrate, prusiate and chromate
of potassium, charcoal and starch. It is
claimed for this invention, that it is more
powerful than any other powder, will not
explode from contact with fire; m axes
less smoke, and leaves none of the greasy
residue in the barrel incident to other
explosive compounds.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-11-22
Strayed!

A black FLY. two years old past, with star in
Z y her forehead; white sDip In the no se, and
len hind foot white. I viii pay Eve dollar
Tor her recovery, and viii pay Tor any iniorms-
non that VIII lead to her recovery.
44-a o. Il. SUTHERLAND.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-11-22

When, as in case of sickness, a dull
light is wished, OF when matches are mis-
laid, put finely powdered salt on the can
die till it reaches the black part of the
wick. In this way a mild and steady
light may be kept through the night by
small piece of candle.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-11-22

One of the principal hop raising regions
of the United States is Sank county, Wis
consin, where over three quarters of
million of dollars were paid out for hops
last year. Twice that sum will be realized
from the crop of this year. which is better
and larger than that of the last.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-11-22

SHERIFFiS SALE.
DY virtue of an execution Issued out of the
ID District Court of Lyon county, Kansas,
and to me directed, will offer for sale, at pub
lie auction, at the Court House door. In the
town Of Emporias in said county. on
Tuesday, November 26th, 1867
at enc o'clock p m. Of said day, the following
described real estate, 70 wit: The southeast
quarter Of section No. twenty l20). in town
ship No. nineteen (I9)s Of range No. twelve
az, siluats in Lyon county. Kansas, to be
sold as the property of A. J. Reeves, to satisfy
judgment in favor of G. H Pratt
Dated this 9th day Of October, 1851.
A. R. BANCROFT,
4S-47 Sheriff Of Lyen county, Kansas.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-03-05

Tie New York Eyeuing POI, thus
a. ribes tic Reconstruction Bill. and
makes the following comments upon
the position ia which il places the Pres
dent
Tho b.ll ID ofiec; grants universal am
esiy for universal suffrage. Ii might
wsgo there iine, he uaeiully amended
ia as to impose upon all delegates The
,ame cath which j. taken IS members
,tCougress, and II tbere any way "a
10 DO his vitboat inplling The fate
oi the hill. hy reason # tho shortneas
II the tiac remaining i vill we have
reason g believe. l.o proposed Bls !
there Is a. ,.ne iqg ,las, Tie country
may safely t41o IL NJ IL ia
~Wll sle Pre- aelt sign iif NJ
orc esn tll Ih ramors which come
f,cm Wasl4 a baai IS ieruo,hine,
r. Is ore a1e ih PFC deht mind
On Tia ab II h njges he a-
ssmcs ieasta son ai, Tor g
te lhs la IS Gle country
paace e ~ aeu1e e -
talillsA oar rs ia tsrggr cred.
Il. it4sat @ oQaa. 70 anoth-
q capture g. hnua
lgh a IS he wi
sa3 himself y s. posed
t8uil a.l4saa sbe Near q sAe
couas4g hg a tlat Do bias r0'
ready Is het sh smeat q oaE
"a ls e.ae men
t. t.a avay fou haa. agd % Ieaose
tie IS. barrier % his Impeachment w.lh
tie consent ei the ehoie country
We hepe 1ir Jalnaa ~.l So 81
thls ana iisat De a4.l 3 ga.1td Is rt--
-. sua - 81 fhe e,-l oeunse.logs ''l4o
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-03-05
rer, 1hoa''aa nsass'.n
rlhind lhr I.ialiI,nsc.

csc fG4 fri y Hci gritf d.sH People 20 Seas b. 81
asaBs vhf ta.st tnt health pfeiRaiH tl f,p'tliua
tat pa,itut The troa jaastiet issot htiaorsts We
siaueuis 81 disease. Iai7 eaa hr aaae NI,h iio~tEE
tbcy ar, tby mast rae,t.a, ssa uo,t r,ula3 A, n4s
s,aaoa whrt eyyn las grsn cal orEhBtsaaps 81 ab.s
{, u Affected !, ibe atsfaiea, 81 stnrEsBt ta asa
m.hrious msis,arg thi, ltssinabe protective meit
eingis ,,ptcai, neeI,d Persons rre3,po,sa 60 bilious
meet. dyspepsia -oastipailtu Intermittent iever ast
% ibe complaints which eaia weather ,sp.rudaeei 81
d. rs,atgs sboal lake i, regularly atouetoas DE
winter and slrug Months iglsa1olui,ls iulr spd
hsrmItu
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-03-05

WoMANs Suffrage CONVENTION. Al
a convention recently held at Troy, y.
l., by the advocates q Woman's Snf-
mage and Equal Rights generally the
following preamble and resolution
eerere presented and advocated by ono
q lie speakers:
"nlraos. Al JUS, Governments de-
rive their powers nom tho consent Of
the governed, aud State Constitution
should originate with, and be asseHied
to- by a majority Ut tAe whole people,
intending us well those whom It dis
franchises IS those whom il invests NTH
tic suffrage: aud whereas, the New
York STATE Constitutional Convention
81 1851 and 1921 were composed Of
delegates elected 10y both the eniran-
cursed and DISTINGUISHED cIassus and
TIE same was true Of tic Rhode Island
cons situ0unnl Convention 1872, and
whereas, there is nothing in the present
Constitution u he Stale If New lolk
10 prevent women htm voting tor u
Il, ing elected IS delegates 10 the Con-
Xeut40n about 60 assemble To revise the
Constitution of the Saje therefore,
Aeoud, 4hatJustiCeloquI,s aLu PFC
cedln w4rlaa. tAa, iLc contemplated
1als.ialonai Convention should be
composed q del ates e.ec.el urcspec-
ave 10 c..s.e ca.4s on Sex; nor should
aHg GLASS g. c.ezQas eges be held sub
ieet % ,4aat.su tbat has Got an equal
a0.cc la framing tac Constitution, and
elaei.l aLa e&leulls 1e l@Ms.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-03-05

AS ISsuD>SCE Tack Some time
since man named J. n Sargent Of
Desmoines, lows got his life insured
II an Eeassein insurance company for
$4,000. A few weeks since, his wife
pr scented his claim to the Office for the
lufulm cc saying that lie was drowned
in Wunetberg, H., and produced Sar-
gcnt, under tie name Of Allen, as q
sworn witness 10 her husbands deaths
To complete the Disguise, she had sllipp-
q to her residence III Wisconsin, from
a laihoad station ii SoutAeln Illinois
a coffin filed with u log ot wood, which
Was duly buried as her husband. The
cheat was discovered, however and
parties have been arrested
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-03-05

SrflS9 ELrc1oSs Tho spr!n e,oc-
ions IN the stes begin ii Ae~ HamF-
shire one week from 10 cay, ana ale
followed ID Aplu ~ Connection ale
hhoda Island There stems 10 To no
doubt thal ,lo Jniul puis ual male q
clean sweep with tie exception q one
OF tWo ehIesslol.aI DISTRICTS ~ Con-
uecaegL TIC last Cgn.i onal etc
ao1I il Coluectitd vas lc.a on tie
day dc IeWs ci DE sUntnoer Of Lie
oas received, aud &! couise tic demo
gatie rliy we're ii rs mood ,o come
oat o. sGcA ~ occasion. la a. conse-
qaeueo Tie Lnou rtry carried SIC
democratic listg.c,s assn IS tlcy haze
now go. gHer ilat shock lLty viii a
COURSE ne Qua and tie JL.0n party
e4nnot expect 20 carry tAem at ills e.-
eetion. bus What q significant CONF
meutaIy s this fact upon lie opposI-
non party.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-03-05
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%ln JAN.4 CLSBh
4. a. d, a.. a. 80 an sF4g D. mr. A.

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aflsasai + 7la4 tsf fEHet HiHt.G AH# ll n tfg
ts4 aafl f4as tazsFtaztt aai s5tt ~ assi -sss
aaa u egsf 5thcI nsss. slis. #fe attf astsf Aa
81 -i fsta q a-itas.a saa iisi Aaet5i,tt t4.h tt
tAe ssek s8 ltsiHs tt4atlesta F4tis#r sti .2et
ta5s,s $40 ns-aaeae 5 fef .a1 q ias s4lafHl -
,.tss sssatisGea 81 AssaF5sffa eia. t1Nh Ffta {H
saatl 4fafr alra ID fsflaf Hlesat atr ia5iff.
a4ssYge ia eta b4.ki lhs asaie dos AteAs. th-
oaf moss are sca $685.
FaA4sfsess~s ~ ssipliel sFsaha aseh sssisgs teh
sGo4i4 q esfs3altY .srssffttf
Ihef csu ~ rtHt tH5ttr. rsntaallr Fl ptis Eetf
fss. " snsagg 44a .afss tt al4als e. any sEsAt
sofa - 10 5zarssslt. ssse fHisss rx4tst aFrDg
Jah NU-EH
fy4t - Eert1zsst ttfsrf MHw iefk
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-03-05

Wr4run r. Bat s iee short
wears a Qhe Tia afht Nesi
LIT tes we're almost 80 Boundary
G san Teen dualiT vety
gradually. iae iareg pass a8 In
diana SD Neh formed tbe adj
vance 81 as eemu eaan tbs i1ae
ot1fs p ti hrr aA tae cUueut
gaining a SD and saIee 1ted
- 8 r t pr tae ga biT
rra olibs West tii m y
H4e eHa fas oe q IS l Sci
Sat a3 H6 eraa itarca u'o c1-
eaee Iie grand march 81 et.szaiscn
a.b ea mW sic steps tl1t
fhe asr 8llfe spirit which Mla q
tc nraa 20 the cartier Western
States. uss .ost in tbs radical element
which How osegslad8wed il Great
atlta russ where lha said GeWer bow
"a e. head beneath ike hunters tread
And theu there came iull 10 euigre-
ton ueop!e bad buai lime IA breathe
and took around - see whether they
uae ID laHd of raaliy or cnchani-
mfHt ljas nHan the current moves
8ea.u-Hew fields ale openn The
grand ubIme Ho.hue tenn Wilderness
now subjected 20 he Hfoads of CIV
i.lzai 0u. TIC Goodmau's axe IS heard
tle forests iaileabsas, dNelngs
mansions rise, aud tie wilderness ~
VERY tlush blossoms as tie rose.
Tie aates oi the plain, whose Wig
q of lie, and the lapjdity Of whose
growth have been the wonder Of tie
world, aud which seemed TO occupy the
farihorest fields Of deyelopncnt-leay-
ing ii their wake such vast regions as
might seem sufficient 20 meet the de-
mauds 81 centuries. are now IN danger
8f anding themselves mere way sta
lions upon ihe great line # progress
The long. setcie winters 81 tie north
uest are no imped.meuts to modern en-
terprise. and The mouth Of The ST.
Louis river IS beng suggested as a
point IL which d geat city is to he, ard
The region vaered by The Red river Of
tic north, Is claimed to be n field upon
which the next grand Development Of
population wiil appear The yastness
of our geographical hmits-the capa-
billics Of our soil the salabrlty Of our
climate, and the universally great rat
ural wealth and resources OF the Amer
lean Union, furnish themes Of wonder
and pride, even 70 the people whose
works have hitherto excited the aston
ielmnt if not the envy Of the world
Ioicdo Bqde.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-03-05

b ma3 an4 ralalcsa tts leda-
f We tr r ih-t iA
and lems 'ta eo g.
tm q be tAai
l h'eT mat's Z. lad
d iaai g
m ovn usfa
t &
ta6a i ntae eis to
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-03-05

WHr1R X TIE Sourg.-Thc Rich-
mond Mig says that no winter since
1867 las cQua cd dc licsent IN severity.
From Ire present We learn that the
ground is everywhere compile e!4 meas
I'd n covering Of snow, topped with
Il crust q Zee The roads arc beds q
ice, where Tie track las been broken al
al. il is hope1 hattie glowiug wAca
is doing well, though melody Las secl
Il for weeks Ihawing IS very SLOW
when il takes place at all The chill d
the niglt recovering the co1quests q
he day, and replacing snow viii ice.
III IS cry rae ii ou climate chat VIC
have to record u season Of such extra
ordinary l1gor AS we approach The
mountains, and IN tlfo Vallcyf he sloot0
Nostment covers The earth % the dep'h
ii Zen inches or more Tie ico upoU
our ponds and streams is 81 amcst UNI
pi cccdented thickness.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-03-05
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@ Governor
a @ CH1.
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~ uaa.5 o5t
Iaa a ssa.t
contaminated nea
na uso8. Msabas
o! Cgu
The ~ sIaarv e Nebrasia tss Fa',
ida conditions imposed by Con.
a. admission IS lLat Ieifl.ols
E Taa vote 20 size Houss
s sad IN iho SIN
HeH Nhegeer ,Le
l ba m of. auGed
ii e. t l au4aloa
tot Nl aa mc 49,
th M q ihe Union
w nominated IN
teea euby ,ae Republican state Con
sea ,.oa VA Thursday Resolutions an.
Iaoeine hs administration mad Sustain
.hg ,lc .c,.ou II Conqr were adopt.
,L ,ation naming Con. @ II
sbaam sAe cieiea Of Tonne ee toy
t E t wa also adopted
nh enthusiasm
aed 90 authority Likely Is be
Wi iu.ounea, ,ba, ,ho pca Congress
valno remain ia .1ssioa moro than q
wstk d iuo. 1T is Grst meeting, and
a recess anti May or Juno next.
Ltsa meeting, Il vill 10 whatever
~ leea % complete any II tic inn
vntarl work Of tllc rrceut Congress.
Nlh Do President shah defeat. rs the
0 q LIS pocket" power And
sat Is. 4blc neglect q lis duty ID ihe
ci.te cot II laws enacted 60 carry
on s u3Il u The people, viii be stsrn-
"a d tcuo l.s Impeachment.
ga p.a has q poar chance q oonfr-
nation Is dc Senate aa Minister TO Pa
ra Iha vote d Tie committee oil for-
cign eapua Tuesday last, stood three
t1t.r aad they v..l report the nomi-
nation ahout Recommendation. II is
fenela.,s bought tlat ha win be rc-
jtae aa thc ground tAat tile place was
gwen % lrm for d personal service 10
ibe l 3@l Candidates Ter tic
III a .a oa b anI patton q Its
roe 0n aga TALKED e.
Tie S Tt,a'y II sla Treasury has re-
rascdu cM iila. NE gross pro-
cceds i the ala q captured cotton
amoa oaeasi, $295a0000i and the
tqoss pressed II ihe aalea 81 miseel!a-
ncgu property ei,7eJ5 Sol amount Of
ren's ~ abandoned property nearly
s59a0ao other receipts, S2,@06000
maAise tae told $3f053,00o; total dis
lugsmanH $93l0,7s7 making q net
poft Il tbc United States 81 nearly
$!5.09J0J0 The receipts IA coin were
sG.63a.000, and tho remainder in cur
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-03-05

Among ;he promuen. men elected
to lhe sQsu Gen Aa ale not men-
bels u sle ~ % House, are Gen.
builrr a lasAr4asgtss. 3.4ee I0.ald
81 Vermont, Jmt Iso Is. Fernando
Notsi and 3oaH Aious S 0l Aea York.
john Ootoae % l'elleS .Aalsa, UeG. 10
aa and \ Is Juaa 81 IAaD.5 Gen.
Dodge s. Iowa, .na Gen. Morgan AID
5aag On Is1g4 81 Ono Among The
Ii0aNtn uaalLArs q. tle lQNei House
1o u3.4 nyl slTt seats b tLai bod. al
slsr ntAt aA, age sleegs Patterson
ei Nes H4mp M1.F.4 q Vermont
and CaaA..4 * AeW YORK, ~ elceted
10 gAe lul.c4 ala.es Senate, dessIs
Raymond. Dodge aId Ha5c Of Aea York.
3rAnl4,t 90 G1G4esacai. Aeatwor.u
ai islua4s. Aasa0a VI Iowas J9An Ao-
-.li u sl.ssalr, T. Bond ahu Dt.aug
y OA13, AZ Daw o. 81 I'cLLs .,.saa!a
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-03-05

Cos Plspnnt g Virginia has come
ont iu favored jhe roc1us.ggc,oa bin
su3 urres meeting e. iu8asagste
STATE convention as SOON IS tho b.N
becomes law dc says that il vii
90. dl franchise me taau 8 pog rsat
~ tbe whte population
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-03-05
C.e Rfnnes fafi n 10 ~ Mag or.
IN borLs Ike a Charm"
The Wonder of the World.

Gieau dieinns And safe f. use auH eures PAIN ~ anf
part Of the bHiy % water qutncUes lire.
1uit liFh fgit Try f.
Il q bsas Jor gott Haa sop many
Directions Nilli caeh Botir now tou.e Kennels Fain
kitiug Ma4ie ui cEtefeaily ~ internally.
LraB foaeiJ s.oi,it ZEN u Ia tie tor@t.
al travellers should htyr this Maete Otl with them.
Eyesybdy isiaoip ~ aeeiIeat opiains Headache,
loathsoh thuiic. ctaeIa MofiHs. thulafa bruisee.
Burns rheumatism. Neuriila Galls ~ The Head AsHr
~ the Fser aneness ,ciatiel 4ts laisuu An thtsr
the Magic Oh eures and IL is tuHBH Ia b. TIE best
i,cneds 10 the world s hettrut Ernhcs Magic tii 81
perfect -sELF, HEALTH INSURANCE toMPAhl
So hc ftGpo aty
There IS health, tcsuty and baIy home sealed mp in
cvpry Bottle, waiting t5r yuu Eeader
Inquire ilr il whern you trade
sold by lbu4gisty Merchants aud Grocers, wno are
my Agents throughout the country
WM EENNE. snlv Proprietor Piilshed Mass.
DeInas Barnes u 90. Whoi sale Agents Now ~ <,
Geo {. GOGdNlh s. Co.. Eoston.
j. t. Thompson SONS * 60. Troy.
For sale by q. Il sykes. Gray iIoc}. Borseti q,
" smith &. Orvis Manchester; g. b. hradicA4 sun
derland. Dcmiug Hard. Billings Jadspu, Arlington
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-03-05

TIL FIIoHr rnoI NEMco The Now
Orleans Picayuno says private Letters
give the most slcken.ug accounts Of the
fight with lie Withdrawal oithe French
army from Mexico Marshal Bazaine
has. IS order Of Napoleon, given free
passage to All his own people, but there
are many other foreigners and native
MexicaIs, who made themselves obnox-
i0us To the people during the French
occupation, WHO have moi such a chance
to set away Hence there IS lie Ut
most confusion and hurg.ng TO and
iro everywhere. The Liberal amy Is
SAID D number $4,000 men, web aimed
and disciplined.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-03-05

The Secretary Of War has decided
that every bounty claimant shall be re-
gardcd as having served TO the enc of
the war who enlisted Tor three years and
was mustered out with the organization
because The services Of the latter were
no longer required. and therefore entl-
tied TO additional bounty.