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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-19

CHE REvAI.s SECRETS NO MORTAL EVER KNEW.
- She restores TO happiness those who dolefnl
events catastophes In love- oes ofrelaons
8he brings together ose long sepArAted gyos nforns
uon concerning absent friends lovers reatoros lost or
stolen property tels you the bunness You arc best
qralaed TO purle and In what you VIII be most
fn causes speedy marriages. and tss you the very day
you yll marry, gives you tho Names Likeness and char
OF person. sbe reads vary thoughts
and by her Almost supernatural powers unYIs the dark
and hidden mysteries OF tho future. From The stars ws
IN the hrmanenthe malefc BtSs that escome or
prsdominAte In the conguraton- tho aspects and
positions of the planets and the nIod tho heavens
ut the time Of birth, she deducea the future desuny o
man, Fall not to consult tho greatest Asrooaist on
earth It costs you but trae aud you may again
have 50 favorable an opportunity Consultation fee with
hkeness and oil desred information, 81. Parties living
OF datAnce can consult tho Madame by mail with equal
safely and satisfaction TO themselves II In person.
full and explicit chart, written out with all Inquiries ar
swa,ed and likeness enclosed sent By mall receipt
price above mentioned. The Aictelt secrecy win 70
maintained. and all correspondence returned or
ed tho hghest order furnished thoso 10
string them. Writo plainly ths day OF tho month nj
year In which you wore born, ancloiing small loc OF
hat. :
Address. MADAME II. A. PnRRIao.
r o. DhAWkn aus buffalo. NY.
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M E E RI N G S,

ST. ANDREWS LODGE no. 10. A I, ~
4 REGULAR COMMUNE ATIOS OF THE ,nnyr
~ LODGE will be- held 7;t: Er-H,ng. ii urirst At
In attendance. by orcr ". NJ
=. y. JEASHEI,Err
,u8uNt " Secretary.
PPtENIN FIRE ENt;1AI: COMPANY.
rINHE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF THE
L Company will br held Talk fr ming the igtI, instant
at Market Hail. nj o'clock precisely.
liy or,lcr j. H. wlLlJNAN
husust ~ Secretary.
HOPE FIRE ENGINE COMPANY.
A TTEND THE REGULAR MEETING OF YOUR
"A Co.apahy This Ercnng. ut y U'ciock.
August ~ W. II. SMITH, prethlrIit.
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THE MARION STAR.

E,sTAniLaHRD NEARLY TWENTY YEARS AGO. IA
i published as MARION. g. q. In ths central portion
ehans DrnagIs, Aschnists and ali elssscs Who des,r.
70 ss.1nd hsir business In the Pee Dee country. =
os ne benent q our adysrhng ratroCs vs sb all ip
crcsang pnhlah and distribute grstuitouy 1000 Sxtrs
9o3,es OF tho BTARi during The buainess seaAon th,,
Ratss Of Advertising liberal q ti
2s, ~ .ni# ". MoKHRALE
No'omor0 Editor and Propriatnr
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-19
No. I LICENCES.

oPFIoR CLERK OF COUNCIL,
July a, 1887.
= NO LIQUOR LIURNsE aIe hereby notified to To-
oft at hA ofco With their applications mme diate]y
N, a.. SMITH
July Is '.f" t.'st (1sh of gounnH
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-19
r O r SALE.
30 AR DI N G..

VlOAIDlNG.-rIIRfiEc PLEAsAN MI ROOMS
ID with good BOARD c1n DO had OH Immediate april.
Gallon to No. 90 CHURCH STREET. west side near
Iradd btrcct. Terms reasonable juno ~
JTxCELLENT BOARD, AT VERY LOW
L rates In the most central business part OF tho cy
without lodging, In u private houIc, can now he had
For particulars address "X. L." Postofnce. May l6
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-19
NOTICE,

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF poLIoR.o
CuAnLIsroS. q. o., Nay 4, 1867, 4.
TUE REGULAR INSPECTION OF THE LOTS AMI,
l. tnolosures vaults, &C., will commence on Monday
trf o. ns Owners and occupants nro hereby required
10 900 that thor premises ln good condition and Tint
I'll Nth and garbage "a removed a. required by Orii
nrce 0ther inspections will follow ~'s'
By order Of Mayor GAIIIAnp ~
O. D. sIaWALD
r..F y'-#a Chief Of PolIre
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CRISPER COMA.

l There cometl, glad td!nss Of Joy To ali.
To- 70 young and 70 old, to great and to small.
r. 49, ~. M nneh !nce was so precious and rsre
Uy the use OF
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-19

EnREIGHT SHIPPED AT VERY REDUCED RATES.
m DAILf, ON MAIL TRAINS FROM DALIiMoRE,
PHiLADEI.PHIh, NEW YORK AND BOSTON nc,
CHARLESTON AND ALL STATIONS ON THE NORTH.
rAHSTERS I,H RAILROAD, IN FIFTY TO SEVENTY
HOURS. by THE GREAT SEABOARD INLAND AIR
LINE. VIA ASEAMESSIC RAILROAD AND STEAM.
SHIPS.
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special centraeta will be msdo for tho shipment OF Tho
following articles
Pig and Railroad Iron Marble IN blocks or I'm casts
not loss than car load Of sII tour.
Flour or Meal, In bbs.
Salt in Backs.
Wheat. Corn and other afail.
Quano AMI other Fcrttzers
Cotton.
Tar. Pitch, Rosln and Crude TurpenIrc, per bb Of
$50 lhH., ortess.
AL goods ordered to DO shppcd by Seaioari INLAND
Ar Lane must be arked. in shipping from Pha-
dehia Tie packages should be marked nn motto male
on the Bill OF ladng whether tle Freight IN bo for
warded by Clydo'a Steamers via Anamtssis
Sea-rat IHsuranceB bo effected from baltimore
psr cent. "
Through receipts given and claims for loss anil damage
promptly adjusted.
For further particulars circulars iu tho various
business houses OF this city apply information TO
w. T. j. o. WOODWARD,
$3.50 Gsucral Agent Wilmington, N. C.
SuIy IA mwfImo
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T O RE N T..

FO KEST, THAT DESIRABLE IL TcSI-
l. DEHCE No. IL KING STREET Will, all tho neces.
sary onDuildnBs. cster-fc. Inquire at No. y. SOUTH
slide Of THEhBOSE WIN Juno I
fIW WHEST-TiIE TWO AND 4 HALF STORY
4 Bi!lCk RESIDENCE, corner Society aud Sfcoliny
s,reGe having ciItcrn md stables tho premises md
Eoou recommendations for servants. ltent low. Apply
to ). HART, ST., M. J3a KIpg strcrI July
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-19

PARIs LETTER sAYs: II men Iioned some time
snco tho extraordinary cheap publications issued in
La Biosoheque Rationate, which contains books
bound and gilt-letterod for about eoven cents and
ono mill each volume. La Bioifoheque Na,tonale
was founded by two hundred printers here, eaoh Of
whom egrood TO take at least ono sharo OF ton dol
lars in tho enterprise, paying his share at tho rate
OF twonty cents wook Their design was to pub
Lab works whose copyright had expired, at q rste
OF not moro than fvo cents volume in Papor
ooyers; and a. they saw they could furnish vol.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-11-21

the Legislatures of every single North
ern Safe, as party they voIed against
the raiIfying that great ordinance Of hu-
man freedom. In every instance where
the issue has been the Democratic party
as party. have taken the ground on the
side of slavery and against the cause of
freedom. For TIE last thirty years IheI
doctrine has been that slavery was nH'
lional institution and freedom vas
,ional institution. reserving the true doc
trine that freedom was national and sla-
very sectional. Thus / say that the Dem.
ocraIic party has shown itself by It's rec
ord unfit to be charged with the adminis-
tralioD of public affairs. The Republi
can party, by lis record on the slavery
question, by It's record on the side of the
war. is the party to be intrusted with the
administration of the public affairs; and
if it is true to itself il will be charged
yet with the administration of public sf.
fairs.
UNIVERSAL SUFFRAGE.
General Thayer next presented a clear
and lngical'traIn of argument in favor of
universal suffrage. He regarded It as
fundamental principle that every man of
sound mind and proper age, who obeys
the laws, is entitled to an equal voice in
The legislation of the Government; that
the humblest individual that walks upon
Gods footstool Is as noble in the sight Of
the law as kings and princes. He spoke
of the colored soldiers from his own per-
sonal experience, having had four Tegi-
menls cf them in his command; he ku-v
them to have served their country nOb''
ard we'll. land never, while he reme.nher
ed the trying scenes through which they
had passed with him, could he refuse
them the full rights of citizens.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-11-21
Nos 8

ZION somewhere If they DO nOl fnq il az
their own hsarIhstones, il will be sought
At other and perhaps less prof able pla'
ces. Therefore lea the FIRE burn brighl'
ly at night, and make the homsasad de-.
hghlful with ell those liule arts that pa
rents so perfectly understand. Don'l rec
press the buoyant spirits Of your Chil.
dren. Half an hour Of merriment round
the lamp and fire of home, blOss out
the remembrance of many care and an
noyance of he day: and the best safSA
guard they can take with them into Ihs
world is the unseen influence Of a bright
domestic sanctum. .I -
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-11-21
President JOhnsOn's Speech.
WAsHINcToU, November IA

The following is a speech delivered by
the President at the serenade given him
last night by the conservative Army and
Navy Union:
FELLOW CITIZENS: l: is not my in
tentiUn 10 make a speech upon this Occa.
sion, but simply TO tender you my thanks
for this demonstration, a demonstration
in appreciation of what your fellow citi-
zens have declared in the recent election
in the various States of the Union. They
will appreciate your response to what
they have done and send back greeting
that the union of lheSiates must be main
tanned according to The original design of
our fathers. confess l am gratifed
but not surprised at the result of the re-
cent elections. l have always had un-
doubling confidence IN the people. They
may sometimes be misled oy The lying
spirit in the mouths OF the prophets, but
never perverted, and in The end they are
always right, In the gIoomiaSt hour,
through which have passed, and mary
of them, God knows, have bee ! dark e.
nough, whenever our constitution was in
the utmost peril, when our free insttu-
tions were assailed by formidable force
and our great republic seemed TO be tot
Iering TO its fall. and when | felt how
vain were my efforts, alone to preserve
those institutions in their integrity and to
save The republic from ruin, was still
hopeful. l had still abiding confidence in
them, and ftll assured that they in their
might would come 10 the rescue. They
have come and thank God they have
come. and that our republic may We; be
saved II was but the other day tina |
officially declared that the remedy for
the present unhappy condition of the
country must come from the people them
selves. They know what that remedy is
and know i, is To be applied at the pres
enI time. They cannot according 20 the
forms of the Constitution, repeal obnox-
iou< laws. They cannot remove or control
This military despotlsm. The remedy is
nevertheless, in their lands. and is a
sure one,lf not controlled by fraud, over.
awed by arbitrary power, or from apathy
M their part too long delayed.
With abiding confidence in their pat.
riolsm. wisdom and integrity | am sill
hopeful that in the end, the rod of des.
polism VIII be broken; the armed heel of
power lifted from the neck of the peo.
pie, and the principles of violated con.
slilulon be preserved. The people have
spoken in a manner not TO be misunder-
stood Thank God they have spoken, for
it is upon their intelligence and their in.
tegrEy thaI / have always relied and still
rely The Constitution of The country
which was Imperiled, had recently been
before them for consideration. and il has
had new life and vigur impaired 10 it from
its original scurces--the people II comes
back TO US with renewed strength. Lei
It now be translated high Up in the hea.
vens--writien in letters Of living light
as the symbol of liberty and justice, and
fraternity. Good night.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-11-21

II is said ;hat President johnson will
soon issue proclamation pardoning the
Union Soldiers for their participation in
the war.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-11-21
Fun az Home,

Don't be afraid of a little fun at home
good people Don't shut up your house
lesl the sun should fade your carpets, and
your hearts lest good hearty laugh
should shake down some Of the musty old
cObwebs there. II You want TO RUN your
sons, let them think that all mirlh and
social enjoyment must be left on the
threshold without when they come home
at night. When once a hOmeFfs regard.
ed as only place to eat, drink and sleep
in, the work is begun that ends in gam
bling houses and reckless degradation.
Young folks must have fun and relsxa.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-11-21
00etrg
81 Hardly Think | WILL"

81 Hardly Think l WILL"
I'll tell you Of . fellow,
OF . fellow that know;
Hi' hair Is dark and WGVy,
His voice is deep and low,
Bis name is not the sweetest,
'Tis only Mr.. Pill:
And be wishes me to wed him,
Eut hardly think 1 will.
BE often comes to see me, -i..f
And brings me books and flowers;
We sometimes read together,
OTsing away the hours,
Last nigh lie knelt be- 70 ms,
MethiLks sec him still,
And be big ed of me 10 we'd him,
But hardly think l will.
I'm sure / would not eh ,O', him,
His riches or ~ Ind,
Although they're ,f,-.i freely
II Ia accept his hand.
He says that she'll protect me
From sorrow and from i'll,
If will but allow him;'
But hardly think will.
.a
I'm going away to- morrow,
To be gene y ar more
know not what wi happen,
Be'~re the ear IS o'er;
But IL on my rttu-ning, f! f.
1 fud be owes me still, f..
And wishes me to wed him,
' -r'hcr think : W.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-11-21
geI&et gt0rg.
The Majors Story.

"Tell US of that adventure of yours in
Germany" said Clayley, -
AYE, the adventure in Germany"
cried dozen voices.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-11-21

+ The following is one of the school es-
says, written by one of the youngsters"
of Cairo, which was not published in
the TdbEet .Hbout Dogs-Dogs is useful
er as cats. Nice is afeerd of mad cats
They bite'em. Dogs follers boys and
catches hog by the ear. Hogs rarely
bite. People eats hogs and not the Jews as
they and all other animals that dosen't
chaw the cud isn't clean ones. Dogs sum
times glts bit with bootjacks for barkir
of ni:es Sleepy people get mad and
Ihrow'em. Dogs IS the best animal for
man. They do more for mau than erownC
hogs or koons or even goats. Goats smell
The end.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-12-10

The A,lartic Nouthiy fcr December contains The
coaclasion of b. Holmes Guardian Angel, hiiS1r
Ellabe,haa Dnmaisis, hy E. p. whipple; Among
the worker 10 Silver, by James Parton. L tcrsturs
81 a. Al. by 7 VI uiernson; A Young DsspsTa-
90. by I. b. Aldrehi Our Pacific Railroads, by J.
K necberyi 4 Visit 10 the Belcsuo I'ands, ty
BsysFd Taylor; A Mysterious rsronago, by John
Neal - ard rx other stories essays and poems. The
Publishers oIcr the following
PROPHECIES ron 1868
Charles Dichcus viii furnish original story en-
titled "GeorEe Silyermsn's Explanation" 10 rur
through ihree or foar numbers.
Dr.. l. Hayes, the Arctic Yoyager, will contrib
ute series u papers on Life in Greenland aud The
Arctic Regions, similar IN character to Dr. Molike.
Iamns Partoa val continue 10 furnish ARTICLES Q,
cities Of The United Sia'es with prominent indusii
al asd other topics. An article on fiilsburg vii
appear u the January number.
Bayard Taylor, who Is nov ii Europe, VIII con-
tribute regularly papers on "out Of the way corner
Of the Old World"
Two excellent serial stories will be commenced IA
Ihc Januaryshumber.
Ralph Weldo Emerson viii commence his contri
buttons for the year with an article on ASPECTS o.
cul,ure'' which viii be given IN the January mum
Der
Edward Everett. Hale, author Of "rhc Man!
outa Country" viii contribute frequently throagh'
gu. the year His first paper for 1868 viii appear in
the January number. under the name Of "a Week
in sybarar
Edwin 7 WhiPple wilicontinue his.series Of ad
mlraric articles on English Literature.
John Meredith Reed, Jr., authortf"An Historical
Inquiry concerning Henry Hudson, Twin copiribuiC
series Of historical articles ofdeep general interest
William J. Stillman, United States Consul al
Crete, will furnish series Of papers giving his cX'
perenee and observations during the struggle Of the
last yevrior two between. The Greeks and Turks.i
charies Duwscn Shahly viii contribute regularly
Sevcral new contributors who have already made
their marx n.the Magazine, have sent in capital
sicies which viii sppearsduring tho coming year.
Among the regalsr writer's for the Atlantic. in adj
dition TO those already named Lonetellow, Low.
ell, Holmes, Whittier Curtis Mrs. Stowe Mrs Childs
Bryant, Agassil, Hazewell, Trowbridge, WATSON
Mrs. Harriet Prescott sponord, Hgglnson, A'dfich
Airs DaE, aud scores besides Of the best writers in
the country. The Atlantic Monthly il published by
lcknor q Fields, Boston, at Four Dollars year.
Ii and their ayorits Juvenile Monthly, sour Young
Folks" are sent together for Five Dollars.
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Th, lGets.Fs.. 1 irss - t.as.s.e areaf.ts f.@s
efasss4.se s3i, ~sss it#sa nee aaflf issr'hf
daaess stsse ~ ess = - 2 '1rt ssass.
vta. - ~aat Il fsa - tt oe stise # srsns
4 $1,000 saaaaeta
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~ frrrs sery = ~ rtiis4 ,ssfss Csruit Cear
sew b ee.ssa y, h.ts.ss. - . ffefsr'rk = 49, =
assssss sesl-n hHss~ca prss eases uier ~
srslsats * gsaessi Rsss7 y 10. fAgrerrsr isssA.
q irsns. A ss8Aaa sna o'bs1 lf'agasls. owl a.
ssl a. tsfv. q he = called confederate tis1tr.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-12-10
REVIEW OF THE ALBANY MARKET

ALBANY, Dec A.
FLOUR Common State Ss75 q 9.40 Extra
State l0,1o q e25 Extra Club Wheat, trade
brands, 1926 a 1875. Red Winter, ex,ras, 1900 q
i2.5oi Amber Wesiern extras 1916 g l275; Mich
igan and Ohio extras. 1880 q 1850; City Brands
s1imtllgt q 1873.
Rye Flour Is steady at ss55. Buckwheat Flour
Is rather hrner and selling at 81 from store. Corn
Meal Is steady at S27692s5 y 100 ibs.
DRESSED H0GS-The receipts have continued
ligs, end the business sdone has not been larPe,-
Packers continue o.iake all the receipts. Eariy in
the week The market ruled weak, but since the IA
Vorsble change IN tie weather has occurred it has
gradually strengthened, and closed firm to-day at S
~ ght and &c. for heavy State.
GkAlE--Amber State Wheat s2.s5 q z.75, anu
White Michigan and Genesee $500. Rye si.e5.--
Corn--Ntw Western Mixed sold in car lots at si.2s
al.ao, and Old DO. do, at I.32Gl.ss; and closed
to-day with limited sales at 81 "a Tor Old, and sl2s
for New. Oats -Tsi $50 for Western and 81 for
State.
AppLES-From ss,25 10 sa75. Market dull
PRoyisl0Ns-P ork--old Mess s21 .5oa2s; New
sIesn "a; New Clear &C. ard Boneless ~. Besfquiet
Isc., and DO. shoulders i2o. Lard, lee. In bbls.
and ,isrees and u in kegs.
Barsreonihaes 10 arrive freely, and for strictly
prime diaries and cbolcs packages the market rules
steady With good demand. bui for inferior and or
dinary grades il i very dell. We quote;
Cres'nery and small packages. ......... 4JGo0
fipe fAA huuer.. ..+..-.-.s.t..... ...s09t IS
Fire lptg dAftes.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ... SIG ~
far 70 god Butter. -..+,......+....., $50 20
Common 10 Far. .-......s.....e......... asa 70
Fer Cheese lie markss continues to rule dull
Ne quotes
Farm diaries, frat quality. ..-.....t.......Is
Farm dslTies, second quality. ia sis
fac'ofiss hrrt quality .........,.........ib les 10
Factories, second quality. ...............l Sa II
NNinfaan asa sklas. ts..t.....,..-t.......l iva u
Beans are eou,iEg 10 NOR freely, and with fall
ira o Ia the iDquiry the msrkespow rules dali. Al
ssscss per be, sor Pea Beaas, ssSs.7S for he'
eian sna 81 fof Marrowa.
New Drlsa Apples are Beginning 70 arrive, ba, the
receipts As re, hate beer small We quote new
saaT;sred, siSs, ard DO. sliced, s4io.
ooL--Quiesuess stiR continues 20 BE- The lead.
bag featars In the Hastet Manufacturers are stock.
81 vita gel supply. and auth thew are disposed q
! bat nsis via bs dose. The OnlT sales reported
we're s.ste bE. ExiFa Failed On p. 4, and Is.oOt
D.. MEDIUM Fieeos ., -.
/ PoTATOEs--Peaeh Blows e8@1.2s, Mercer
/ ss1ssSto. Chh o.. Prnes Abeffs O.. Asd 0tlass
. sl.EeTsor tiaes tzsaaS.
MEATS--Bess sale, fas sors, add IaaIs for bind
quarters. Lainb t&iic. Gusion sae. Yea Talse
fosS. sh quArtssw. i6alfe. ~ hey ssssc f9F hrAt
+ sHa sIzs seF hsaYy
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wee y SO. Il arrssaae flss sssss vAs -
fsgs ass aa 3 fitav taas. ~ asaar fsgs1va f'as
~ ssgsa. ~ anssa stssas q 80 asa'a Fs.ss
tust fps q asrSgasiFe ssfssas y AAs.-fa efssir.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-12-10

Tas ssfupaa las ~ a Nss tnrs pa' ~ -
Tsssssq 8sss ssa rtss s1 = ~ rs-slssfps a ssir
~ As9ssas. - yes s~e.a iss,..msa. Nsan.. g {
VI. Tssa.s.ss Vol usrs z.fs2 uarars. "a
1890. Tia iAs' zee wstles4zts
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-12-10

on rsi,iaf n 'reet heass hw, The Sena's cor
ermsa gbs snats,sen ~ horace Csfrcn q Illitols
vAo ~as r.lopc a yoiuuteer cavalrys and af'er
ssra rsipsdiss GTn~sAi saiag ~ S~', IS Cen
mis-, .oHrr - sgric aise. IN place e lssnc Weston
aasaases hsre being euis lures dissenting vases-
Ga he sssas aAytIisfaes tirsclsy vas eoufrmed e.
Minister 10 Austria sth bat onc disseriing vote
M. Greasey has siaca dsol,sdaad eH Senator fos-
tss. 4 caaaeclisal a sP4kea v as The Proaas Q
tosataa4
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Dma Be- ioseft raslr = Wsgssiafa -
tsrvs ti.zsraasi Ns,'fsa Fsslassss.4.sa sassae.4s
efsapes ssg, pss - Of i}s Fsssssaes 4 hs .os e
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-12-10

Es4s xr4ses -1hs anaeeiai cafdilqn y ~
tasug mua asesseatF oceagy ihs siicd.9sn q
Casesss nafhsfths ssfaiag viaiet. tna vshsi r.
90 ssasttv Wort sflla ssfs tss introduced ;
t l-ssf g ta ~ tssss iioa e sfss Y fsyraet' b
- Cesr~rs.sr. sasr saly 4, lssp. ~ Nod
s.sita stsg hs csc n 6Tse II Canevess Frsppl -
via as fasss Slasss qussues, q osaaes, sHi =
Ia na esess Il sissf The pgrI,ss o. ahiiy = Cen
tnsa Il adlaal tie ,ssfsm and e Pass such aesea-
ssfy Sssssres Is xesli ia he END Fsoys nefs sat
isdt,ory thas iht preseHs state u sfiF's q -
stsstrs Bs hsl@a al ti,sss matters pea.a be ~
fsst4 e tas Csuasfer @ Feapee. 4as e'll va
Md al fhe islla ao4 og.ltrea q bs printed.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-12-10
TnE rETgIDET VI oosonEss.

How far the duty Of the President
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