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- AIYERIIsEAlTNIR,
PANTS For FARMERS

AID 04iik isss~GHl akAETUN AglNBKAf FAINT
N0AtAN AN nu s9anf-sfgr4rx ths fsest Nhssf.ssi.
and lnaN Naraii fahtia ete I've eaais weSl paf an.
tttxesi vita rafe faasst1 en- win last Is gtAfs. Il
Y q ssA hrc rn " beaaiiful ehaoaie nas aaa esq
pf fa as ~ fesa ii ssiaAe. ~ aFsh elsasal l.,
su he fast ~ lhr absamcf II ls fsleahr laf Hosa.
-, hnras fenees Agricultural inapiginentt tSnfAgs
aP a. lne ksIs sl eb Nvgsa warr 4 a. saas Mstsl
SO ehinete Anais IN beng me Aad Wsfef i.fsA an
Ridges burial Eases Ias Beais ships aud ships hot
oins fleQf Oh ti0hs sanr Manufacturer haYing aaed
Seay hhis VA lSst crA and t4ihl a. 40 t4Fkess
y msofBaAssd - toiY ahrsMhty slisAftett aAAe
sFeheA frlec ~ per barrel ~ s0N ibA hith ailenh
- above send ~ eirceaF, wbeA glyea OIL partieu
iaf. Nous ggifqiae unless ifndxd IN tFs,a naark
nfshnn AiseFN feins, Address n STEI. nihwELi
Proprietor. 30 reaFlxL. New Gsrk. AspaaA waited
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-10-01

4 sTAMA CURED Rsiief guaransesA Is salpages.
n Sad ersaas.eat efsfie hy fAe aAn u &C ~.
An's AssANs 4rNH4S snnxs 81 fnfn fsS =
stau8iag Se8 81 umce T. " fnAaeaee Ffes q seht
p'4tspsa 70 asf aAafess, - =. &. DrH4z, gE seush
EiFHA street. falisds hA. Pa ctfEStsfs sessf ffes
Bold ~ 81 Draeedsts
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Proofs OF the Superior Quality Of the
AMERICAN WATCH


AMERICAN WATCH
- Made At wal, ham Mass
1.-THE AinAiczu Watch Company. d ssAlsA4ln. aass.,
respectfully sebmlt ghas their wa1ches Afs cheaper,
more acsefass less complex, moEs dEslla better a.
dapled Ar gsnefaI use. and Inpse sas keps II efder
and repsilad then any othefwaiches II the naslet-
They are simplsr IN ssructurs N sAafsifs ssrsager
and less likely to ~ injassd an lls ii for
eign watches, whiek are composed u lom les 70 zoe
pieces, wbile I'm an Englizh waf lhsrs are moss tEn
7ooparts How they under the hardest trial watches
can have, Is shown BY the following lettegs
PENN. RAILROAD COMPANY
ofYIoE OF TaE GKxGEAL SUPERINTENDENT
ALTOONA, Pa, 10 Dec 1896.
GeTatteasa: The watches manufactured by Won have
been fhns on this railroad for several years by ohr
eagintfhen, To whom We furnish watches a. part IA
ear equipment. There are now some three hundred
0f them carried spr ias and outsider Eein good
aud reliable tlmekeepers Indeed have great salts
fae,ion In saying your watches give ~ less trouble md
have worn and do wear much longer without repairs
than ANY watches have had tlse on this road As
yoe are aware, formerly trusted ~ those u English
manufacture OF senow ledged gusd repatatae bar a.
class they never ket tsse Ae boffsetfy orhAY they
done az good s.rtiee. as yours.
Ia khese Aiatemgnks al sustained hy nE predaees-
sor, - fNlA shess sxneriFnce axfeDded eser aea-
riet OF years. Respectfully
EDNARD H. WILLIAMS,
$3.50 etnefai Stf3.s5 ntkadeAL
a nertana Watch Co. Wahha4a
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Q7E To 500 Der ssnfh and trayeliag sx peases paid
W ~ good agents b sell Patent Eserlasftag Hhfte
Wtys Clothes L9ses sState age aad aidfeN mcfieaa
" re Co., IGZ Broadway, ny.
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Observation-Disclosures fc1N ~. J
81 LOUIS IRON MOUNTAIN RAIInnAn 90.

These Bonds cover Road u VI n,ilea aaishsd lsosa
y bousto Pilot knab ard n first ~ - ORDER and an
oNtansoh ~ about the length ffum Pit Kueh \,
Belmont now rapidly e0nstraeilng fig which the pro
oeeds q these bonds age N BE- nstd making ihrsagh
fons tren = LOFTS 10 New oreas By rail Tho earn
lngs the ~ miles are teDa 0oe ysafs hs ttuata
tew are Hnfele 10 pay the interest the entire am.
cunt VI bonds, sfe y all issued The bahls n secur.
ny y hsisysd " b. bsYond tnt al any oaser beads nov
oHpred ApplY atthe ollee Of the Uenpany Ne ~
WalI.st to II q MARQUASD, Hico- President os 10
CLARK DODGkA 90 sssafF u Wal aGa Wnllamls 81
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IL EQUINOX HousE,


STATE OF NEkMOAT. A. Pr0baie coHnf h18arm
Manchester District. ss lat tss fFOiaee once IL Nan
chester ~ and ~ said Dste The sAth day o. Az
gnH, A. ID. 1857. M fas
Irseents Hos, K A BURTON, judge 49, s.
The AfnsnistsateI % The essis X Lslstn Hai1nA,
iAte ~ iniAsi - SAD Dslicis aecaaasd aa1e aREik
cation ~ render his mrcyuDt
WhsFeBp8n WIS ordered thsf bhsFfng rpoH Had
aPpsatiBa BE- bad FFohaf@ Gausf 10 e. hefdeA 81
MAnahFszsEs b sod DlsfFsi, Ebe s4zh day 0fsspxF
a. y. Aes aaA kAat s1sioe sf sssa eptaeson. tAs
fare and Esaeqn tkesa apaght aha pser x heae-
lag hefsoG. y given y al esfa0pa iHtsfes1e b RAi
iishinga copy ts order Efes seeks snoeshasssfy is
tne has.ezseksr deaFnaf newspaper printed e essd
hanshestaf previous q sfi9 usae " heariaR.
A true record. Atteks, akEk
tOf4LAan MuMnoS. frxistsF sF
trna copy ~ record Aftest,
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TN. COLLINS.
WEST DORSET.


MRS. l.. VAUGHN would respectfully
VI lHfsa. - fssa x Nsseasstsr sna fislaisy sAss
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THE CELEBRATED
E5TEY COTTAGE ORGANS.

~ EsrEY & 90, Brattleboro w
The oElSlssl & yEtofs wi ManpfVluesrff
Combining fiofe Rsffegtl6hs than any 6ts4 IN aha
world
lave ia0sn ils ist prslnuns A. all the nrincipal
FAIRS m thu Country ~ +, 4
wv WashDgtonsI lieston, az Ir60le-st N II; fg No
THIRST i'hiin no kandolphsL Chicago
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WE STILL LIVE 2. Ds'S !, = im sssss:

o. patent cast Ue1 BaaaffrS sEteneil Ieasr hend
Tor our ns~ Catalogue 81 IMPROVED STENCIL Dtks
~ varieties al r sssf esrefaily hsahsa aBa temper
=. NJ sPENCEn A Co, Brattiebors VI
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REMEDY FoR FEMALE ooMPLAIyTs


offered To the public Prostitution Of Strength Hys
ttrlaretained. excessive, irregular painful
yield " lis magic power. Va
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-02-26

Rellinithc I.isllfIlil.c.

ula fHf1eH Is Has gUsfg sIta8 People ase ttbl ,u ~
ann8v bs H.us stbeiIa BE- naaa.e4 81 aa'edm
pst. 4seHa, puefsie Nat.ut Is ossef eta mtlti
,u.I pearrs $40 raaer thep aB ur,rua,lh 81 tae
rtm,uis o1dlsgaa rha saH g, 4aaa alh uosrEr
TEEs STOMACH riT'Egs "a 30 esW@t.e taaf,
tscF ais ,be INCEST paWelal sgd most eeatl Ai lti'
seaspH vixen ibs strnsss uraaBisstlaBs Liable
b q affected d ,e 4itraaiaus0 straspaf rsd aad
raaissaas moisture IBIS $40 sanablt protective uedi.
e,reis especially needed rsrseus pfe'pose obiliea.
usts dysp,ea. constipation inienuHteH f,yer, any
g dc complaints Which csl catbef s4HefaduNs ~
ag.fa.4sgs shaald mke d fegul4rlY throughout clio
s. ialcranl prus u.M,ta Isis ateelat,ig lnrp and
hsFm.,u
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% Jos Er M4a III ,u C
gees bis redo q. Use stnaau
srur q la todsy b s supposed
ssAsdy rgsted hia % su q afd BE-
81 le fg dne giving Coaf
featy n taactQ aetu9 i II Hsl %
fseln6 fae gFfg Tia tio
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-02-26

DISPENSING WITH raE REApryG On THE
Jouns A.. Tie Cincinnati Commercial
tells the following on the authority Of Q
correspondent at Somerset Kentucky
"a member from one Of our noun
tain counties, full Of conservatism. and
b strong advocate Of the Louisville
Jgurao, each morning - he would take
his seat il the House, a. business open
ed, woa,d commence reading bis favor
itc paper. and about tho ssmc moment
sosne member would move to dispense
With tha reading Of tie Journal, ana
oar mountain "a mbcr would lay down
lis paper lie stood tAis ior some time
bat rising from bis scat one morning.
after the asuai motion. be exclaimed It
The Sop q his voice
Sir speaker I've sot here b my
scat far mogn q seek and submitted io
the tyranny d this House. Somebody,
every morning, moves 70 dispense with
the reading 81 ths Journal and I've lost
every paper I've bought f9y aweok By
il, aud 10 man has ever moved to dis
pense with iheLAmeraf y Csamerelaf
aBd, Mr Speaker ] won't stand Il any
longer Nj spaaAer
Here Tie balance was los. ia the Gen
eral laughter
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-02-26
RaiIrtoad Matter.

Rail Read Matters.
We loasa FROM . reliable source that
tie Harlem esiensioa o North Bon.
r.nrea ) a sore sh.ne 4 BfI Dt
aiamas = siosa has already been al'.
ser1xa H. ensure sao enterprise aud
ihe work. speedily q he pai uadtr
contrast
Many expressions hayo been made
Ignoring the rroje a d connecting with
Albany, 81 a9mo nea route Such eu
necan mou.d perhaps coueone tbf
people % this locality bu, il is thought
Il would not add y tic permauenibusi
ness u Our road like a connection with
tie Harlem
Again. no move has been made tow
al obtaining a charter for the Albany
connection, and much legislative Feuii-
ang noald probably be encountered BE-
fare, charter would be granted
Whereas q charter Tor ibe Harlem oz.
tension has algcad5 been ob.amed, aud
tAe friends II ihe enterprise have only
10 organize and put the work under
e9atspet
From certain developments Il Is eu-
deai lhat tao Troy & Boston Rail ROAD
Company entenaiued tho hope That, 81
consequence d their caprcious discon-
nesiioa with the Bennington & Rutland
Rad the latter road would become 80
deprecated IN value, as 10 enable the
Igos S Boston Co to purchase it al
some l0w figure But in this magnan-
imoas enterprise TINY have been foilod
Tie people Of Western Vermont have
several times been sold by the Troy q
Boston Co, but obey are not 50 easily
bought
And the Troy & Boston Co. are left
again 70 reflect upon the consequences
Of tle.r own rash acts, and upon the
amiablo disposition those acts betray.
Toaahe the sacrifice they haze made,
to crafty ar@engeful spirit to invoke
mon themselves an injury for the sake
Of iuituing an enemy, and even inyok-
ing their oan friends III the injury they
iniiici oiajutcand mconmodeaw whole
community tor tho sake 81 spiting a
single individual, Il new interpreta-
ton q tie Golden Rule, q which Chat
amiable Company are tie oriEiualors.
Now when they perceive that the
Harlcui extension Is 70 be q success as
bey soon will they will be making oy-
ortnres Of temporary pacific arrange
mcnts for all pacific arrangements with
them have been but temporary
Arrangements with tho Troy & Bos-
ton Company, 70 Be reliable, must be-
legislative and compulsory When Our
Legislature meets Is il soon can and
may, ard tho charter q that portion q
their road running ~ Vermont is re-
realei, and they prohibited from run-
Mtg their trains IN Vermont, they viii
he lcd to feel their own insignihcanee
and 70 appreciate more fully than even
moss, the results Of their misguided poll
les aud peryerse inclinations H.
t.., - ~ 49,. nan
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The New decentralization Bill.


Below we give the new reconstruction
lill as il finally passed tho two Houses
Il congrcss and went to the President
win BE seen that the bin, az a whole
is altogether ID advance Of anything
heretofore attempted BY Congress II
il errs at an. il Is Ga the side 81 over
fecurity aud thoronghness And set
there IS not a clause il it which IS not
strictly jast and reasonable The reb-
o.s have blongh. j, 81 apan themselses
not only BY their long aud remorselos
warfare against The Union, but by the
diFafoeiiou. disorder and want q coed
faith which ihey have since neither eTin-
ced o. tolcratsd among them But the
hil, hculdjt ocouoa law. s. ould wmknt
hardship 10 any Southern man sincere.
) desirous u returning u lis allegiance
to the United States government He
sproteciei IN life and property and j
all other respects except that those WIS
were foremost IN treason arc Is present
excluded from she polls and from ofice
There is little doubt. however. that Con.
gross would inlhll Senator wilson
promise 10 remove even this disqualih-
cation, in case the Southern State.
shos,ld prcmp's rtorsanize under tAis
h.ll.,
HAgea No legal State government
81 adequate protection ior.Ab or prop
ersy now exists n the rebel States d
Virginia. north Carolina Florida, Tex
as Arkansas: and
haesvaS Ii i Necessary thai peae,
and good order should l. ouiorcd 81
said STATES unui loyal and republican
Stale Governments can - legally s.
iahlsshea. thtgtsoft,
r. 81 ca a., Tha' said rebe
States shall - divided into military d.s
tspess. aha na3e subject 10 lhe m.htag'
aHlhogity a ihe.l uiged States IS here
snattes prescribed. aud So that pnapos,
Nirglni& shalt constitute iae hrs; dis
trlei. North Carolina and South Carroll
- she second district Georgia. Alatasat
aaa Florida the thfrd district. Ai 5
siFs and Arkansas the fourth dislFssl
and louisiana and ie1as tic hslh dAs
frt
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-02-26

Az IND1GNANT DREEY There was m
immersion to take place on the banks
Of a certain river. Several colored con-
verts had already been baptized, when
the officiating clergyman led another
into the wafer Moving cautiously into
the stream for a suitable depth, il hap-
pened unfortunately thut a laca.ion d
the stepping oA place was miscalciilat-
ed and all 81 once ministcrand convert
we're fioundering in the water fifteen OF
twentp feet deep. The preacher sue
ceedcd in clambeling back on the ledge
81 rocks without much trouble, bu. tie
darkey. frightened out Of his wits,
struck wildly across the stream. ARR
wing at the opposite shore he era@ied
ont heavy aud weary, aud shaking hIn-
self Ike a wet dog, and looking back
intense disgust, be exclaimed: Some
white mans gNine 10 lose niger by
tiis fooishnese. yet"
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OrINoxs Arorr rHr surnMAy BllL,

OrINIoSs ABour THE SHERMAN BlI.
Col Dan Rice. the circus man, prints a
letter IL the Washington papers to ten
TIE congressman tlat lie las just been
through tie South, and be thinks they
afo AETNA ga fslsa information as 70 its
eaadiGou Tie says the evil reports
originate with swindlors Who are de-
fraading tho po3r negroes aud writing
falschoods to the northern papers. He
instances a correspondent Of the Chi
caeo Tribune, who, to his knowledge.
sold sixteen cent hrenst-pin to a ne
gro i9r five dollars re says the intel
hgent negroes lie met with prefer quail
fled suffrage and he thinks il congress
mon knew Tie South as ven - lie does
they would Sc that i does not need
military government
The Richmond Wing says in refer
enco to The sherman bill For this
state wo can say that tho present gen
Grafton oi NGgnmns must pass sway,
ana heir sons sons before sic willseok
ans representation ID Congress
through such means and especially
such representation Military rule may
&c rposcd "a ber every device q state
torture may 81 applied these viii u
tie shaaeoi these vho employ them
Ia. ler bot SIS vil never eonfe Z
fasolood. nor aniz the brand q intasns
an heg own brow Never
Ac 81 spontaneous combustion. q
the human bods IS reported E9m Ind
anapo.ss 4 man named ARdrew Noel.
e. German, was ioand dead il his
shop IL the town u Columbus Indiana
h.s mouth having been burnt cut il
MSS 81 .ut napelale habits
- makes a great difference whether
csss~ sra used under OK over the nose
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-02-26

Some master coins being samples
of ali the coas made il The Uaiel
States. lago been struck al tie Phi.a-
delphia m.nt FIR the Paris exhibition.
Woaldn't il be well 10 exhibit tbem .n
this country Most people have eutire-
i forgotten hoa tie Uaitel state. e1n.
look
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CHOICE FLOWERS AID VEGETABLES,
nELICl0US.


na. a. .iUflAk0As AaiEHtCty FOOT n
~ POW hhli .tr GLENN ~ Al raErARAtipsI
f0a tua tEtqH FGf fSigesluug ne IauatH. gnsstinJ
ae 4it eNa inFafliata G5lsaaa fragrance y has II
"a al s laa aAl5 bg8lfficr WHICH tas been used
tud 0@HAH 3Gfd 3F . tea hF eminent Pfpfessgfs n
Eh Bil#ll sna ileIlie. fseplea by 50 espffinHfrl
beaaNi - q y - l4h hs. s y Price 50tegis
dos ssIauiit, y tsB flg shll 81 dngislH. GHi
GOODWIN n co., MEEke d POTTER ava Vi. 4
Bt hN 5 1V,i hhafsaie ARrHs. bgssVu
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Tic Rrcoustruction Qucstion.

Irs9wSr sNn eeNaar&
Tho reported compromisc 81 confer
euco aihor. which has bean eo.ng on
between tbc Preadeu, aud cram Re-
paHgesa cagre mop continue t1 ey-
cts tlie deepest interest "a N'4sai.g. on
in IS wen IS out 81 Congress Ta im-
preston which j hiss ereaie may ~
JUDGED from the psesaee 8 q q tuition
introduced inio Tie HOUSE saturday by
Wentworth. q nHnms raaaa spre-
ial Committee 60 investigate tle aa3e-
meuts ia this regard ma3e during the
past few days Ia the newspapers Inns
much as the Committee Nill proceed at
once to tbeir work, il lass leen deemed
proper hy those participating a Tho rs
forts 81 q compromise Is furnish for
publication ibo facts ii tbg premises in
order that The public nay have 4 COR
rect idea 81 the Situation
In The Grst place Tire conference vas
not proposed ly Tue President nor ~
amy member o. senator IN Congress
The proposition was suggested lly iu-
termodiato parties holding no ofieial
position. They went TO leading Re.
publican Congressman of their own yo-
lition and positively without the lnowl-
{. edge Of tho President and stated that
from their recent informal conversation
with tie Executive they were satisfied
that by eight mutual concessions
without any sacrifice q principle, Con-
aress could present a plan of recon
sraction 70 which the President would
readily give has consent
/ At first the members Of Congress
were not disposed to take the matter
under consideration, on The ground
that tie President had authorised no
such proposition to be made, bat on
second confederation a meeting of
twenty or thirty was called at which
the mediating parties we're present,
4 detailed conversation resulted ID
showing unmistakably that nothing
short Of the ratification Of the pending
Constitutional Amendment and the
adoption Of universal suffrage 10y the
Southern States would secure recon-
struction and cntitlo them to represen-
tation III Congress; That, in fact, moth
ing else would Be acceptable to Con
gross, This conclusion was reported
at once to the President Who stated IN
reply that ho was wiling, in order 10
secure a settlement Of the question, 10
yield his position and favor the ratifica-
ton Of the pending constitutional
Amendment, and in addition to exact
suffrage of the Southern States MS an
additional condition precedent to their
representation IN Congress The Pres
idcnt did moi lay any stress as to
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q Fl Ia.n -. o al.aLLI.e

Basnea Iaen wishing e advertise j
'art u tic county cau leave t4eir or
aah N Go r. HOWELL
Co. 2lcosgr stfet Boston, =
b ceaa Street y. y who are a..
th ize.ito CONTRACT At Publishers price
81 oaI aPer pr.ated 70 tic I'nil
- sl,ts. aad Biitist pyorires
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-02-26

READ THE ADVERTISEMENTS The New
port Express makes the following re-
marks to which we call the attention Of
our readers in general and our bust
ness men in particular:
THE man who does not read the adj
yertiscments in his home paper, can
never be said 10 be well posted. The
advertisements indicate not only the
business enterprise Of the place in which
they are published, but the
enterprise Of the advertiser
When you sec a man who adyertises,
YOU may be certain Of finding good
stock Of goods in his store, that he
keeps with the market and sells cheaper
than those who do not advertise. Il
you want good bargains always patron
lie those who avail themselves Of the
advantages afforded through tho adver-
tising columns Of their home paper.
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s PECIAL NOTICES.


aaeaIaa
3 .s-.f sn
f
go 81 st.s ae s. s. sts sHs b taft.
bsfta $685.
4esfttaaf.
@eitb y g uUNEER.
Wpf eIta fbr
FsrN Fh1u,sn4 nrasslss
sba sii haf raaitfs ss}ttsav hiaa sttf rtsfaeasl
AGEtuCk a 9aa Aeae Hraatl5ta usass. Ntv
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-02-26

PERscSAI.-The President has recall
led the nomination of George Bancroft
rs Collector Of Boston as Mr. Bancroft
declines the place.
1t is rumored chat Horace Greeley,
VIII be offered the pcslmaater-gonsral-
ship.
Anti-Tobacco Trasl, has fred a four
page tract at Gen. Grant, urging him
to give up his cigar, Gen. Grant, how
ever, concludes to fight it out on that
line"
The committee to raise the $4,000
testimonial to Mr.. Garrison publish a
partial list Of the contributions so far,
and are going to make fresh effort 70
secure the amount needed Gov Bull
lock and Senator sumner give $lo0
each, ex-Goy Andrew $50, and Senator
Wilson $25.
Bayard Taylor delivered in Roche :
ter New York, on the 21st nit, his
eight hundred and Gfty-seyenth lecture
since ho entered the lecture arena.
Mary Harris, who shot hr lover,
Burroughs, in the treasury department
at Washington, two years ago, and was
acquitted by Washington jury. has
been committed to an insane asylum.
r T. Barnum, the great "show-man
has been nominated for Representative
to Congress by che Republicans Of the
Fourth Congressional District Of Con-
pecticut.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-02-26

The cotton crop Of last season,
although generally prouneed failure,
Is valued BY some Of tile most conpe-
tent business men il the South AZ two
hundred and forty-hyo millions II dol
lars.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-02-26

FEnn CoSGnEss "A great Fenian
Congress viii meet At Utica, \. \. to
day. Il is understood that business Of
very special Importance viii be trans
acted b. that body.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-02-26

Nice inst nov present. ~ epitome
81 tie glca globe itself Oil fife lst
instant Is foreign population consisted
81 I53 Germans 900 Ara cans, isG
English, 2 Bnaz.lians. Is y giaas. I
Danes. II Spaniards, 4l5 Freneh 2
Greeks, s Dutch ] Hnneariaa AZ ital-
ians, aIoldo- Wlllarhiaas s Tur1, II
Poles. 1870 Russians, Sgecds u SWISS
all together 1895.
The Harlem railroad van p fad
its recent paylaaster. Joha Adams and
5000 Bob ha,e been ,aissing for
several days.
The Fulton street daily prayer mont-
ings 81 New York have been held every
day 81 miro years and there Is nearly
As Interesting attendance n0w as ID the
winter q 1879
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-02-26

In the Treasury Department there
are Eve clerks who have been in office
over half century John d. Barclay
was appointed in 1904 and is now in
tic Glth year q his official life. He
was d clerk wlon the scat Of govern
menn was 1t Philadelphia and removed
to Washington when it vas made tie
capital W ,. Randolph, appointed
ID 1905 has been connected with tie
department nearly co years,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-02-26

BurrER. The best butter was slow
Of sale al thirty ccntsa pound at ST.
Adams on Tuesday Cheese brings Is
to 16 cents.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-02-26

Alzanle . la nsehe Sanennlen-
dent q the l. S Coast S0rysy an3 Prs.
ilent oflbe National Academy e Saen-
ce. dsca 81 NeupoFf L / on SUNDAY
aitar rat,ed Illuea
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-02-26

The people q Richmohd are reioie-
ing - tie reception ~ a cable telegram
D. Col Ellis, president 81 the james
River ana kanawha company, fram Dir
l. De BelIoit stating that The Societie
Generate 81 Paris had agreed g furnish
the may,mnm capital q s. ,o0oo00 re-
qured for TIC Virginia canal company.
This Wall secure the completion q q
work Of internal improvement that VIII
do much to develop the resources Of
Virginia