davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-08-13


CAsTEN Cons "AcgE. Wehaye
received the following interesting and
touching note:
"MoRETowN, VI, July "a, 1867
The silly despicable predjndics, as
the Independent il pleased to call it,
which will not permit negro TO be
buried in the same cemetry with the
white man, has been rebuked by an
example ofthe Governor Of Vermont,
rs wen as by the venerable Thaddeus
Stevens. During the late''war, Charles
Dillingham;, an officer in the Union
army, and son of the Governor,
sent home to bis father negro about
twenty-three or four years Of age,
who, few months after his arrival
at his new home in Vermont, was ta-
ken i'll, and his sickness increased un-
I'll he required constant personal at
tention and care, both day and night.
The most comfortable apartment in
the house the Governors own sleep
ing room--was given mp to the ne
gro. Physicians werefreely employ
ed. The Governors son watched
and nnrscd him by night, and the
Governors wife BY day, until he died.
Then the question arose. where shall
he be buriedS' which was promptly
settled by the Governor directing a
grave 10 be dug in his own lot. A
funeral was held at his house, and the
body borne TO the grave by fonr
Young men, three of whom were law
students from the Governors office.
This man Of color now sleeps in Gov
ernor's Dillingham's lot, in the GEM
etry at Waterbury, VT, in a grave
but few feet from tho Governors
wife, where a marble slab marks the
retsing place of Charles Daggs, the
freedman, N. Y. Independent.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-08-13

THE PUBLIC DEBT The forthcom-
ing statement when published will
show considerable reduction as COM
pared with the last monthly exhibit.
Since the 3lst Of May more than $40,
100000 interest has been paid out of
the Treasury $4,000, 900 Of which
was in coin, and two iustallments of
Sl0,0o0,000 each in currency.
The reduction which will be shown
for July is principally owing to the
receipts from Internal Revenue hay-
ing been heavier than usual and in
creased by the payment of the in
come tax.
There viii be comparatively little
interest paid by the Government UNI
I'll Nov. !, when the annual interest
viii fall due on 5-20's. II will amount
TO about $24, 900, 900 in gold.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-08-13
The Old E'st0biished Hospital
No. 8 Beaver Sc, Albany, MY.
QUICK CURES and Low PRICES.

QUICK dUhEb ana LOW FhINEss
Tgenty thousand Patients Cared Annually.
nE. J. TELLER continues 10 be eon6dentially con
~ suited all forms Of private dissarek IT bic Old
tablished Hospital No. Beaver street Albany, n. "
Twenty years devoted 10 this particular branch "
practice enables him 70 perform enres sneb o. 90 other
physician can and bis taecs such ibenE 10 corrss
pondence with the most eminent hy sieans u the Old
Rofd of obtaining tho latest wei "a the latest rene
dies f0f these diseases offers Inducements - the uuOf
tunate Ola quick and rapid 10 be obtained II 9th
er Office IN America In kypbiliis. Gon0rrh9a elect
Structure, Enlargement q the testisles aud speunaie
e1rda Bnbo liberated Throat nose, tender ahin
bones Cutaneous eraptions Boe Ulcers Abeesses and
al ether impurities ~ the system, perfectly under
The control 81 The Doctors incidence and have been test
ed IN that 30008 cAses annually, with Immense
$500 Y0ugG nEN.
Young addicted u secret habits, who have I'm.
paired their hsabs and destroyed the vigm u thelF
minds thus deyrng themselves 81 tbs pleasure q Mar
RED Life, bottled thst 10 esnsultng ~ ] Teller,
they Will nnd friend 70 console and Physletsh who
has cured thousands IL almost every part u The United
Statst who spped 70 ~ broken down IN hsalth, now
rejocs 80 ST that makes lifs desirable and sl happy
The reader tba The dseaey d tbf sab
ieet viii prevent minuts description q this ter
''''' - DR. TELLERs GREAT WORK.
book fpr every y-etartinF disclosures. Dr Tel
lsrs great Nsrk 9r he married tboae contemplating
marriage pagssfail q piaiss-pries - esasa sent
past year The single married aud tbs married happy.
lsetare Lgge, OF hos u ch0oee Arnefs complete
~ork Miasisry iteeaians hasdrsqs sfssefei, ney.
Il
the amount asked for fl ~ cents IL specie postage
sagags incleAed viii secure copy ~ return mail III.
Teller has devoted tins 10 tue cure u those dsess
Is upon which bic heoks treat
10 THE LADIES.
Dr TEtLKE s reaains iha oEy agency IN Amertsa foF
the sale ~ Ds Vsbes ltalisn fsBaals Monthly Pills
Ts sale u taa $4,000 boxes. establishes thsrfeH-
utzt0n female fessdg DaaPpfosftsa 40 fsflh al
% every other asaene 1t stSypazet ifreghafts
ties. and other distractions ~ fenaaies
Married laIses In eeftAia dseste slteetohs
should avoid their Fsfraas0Hs tst dTeetlphf ~tieh
accompany sseh teksge for he guidance u attshts
On theSeoiPt " vi he pres pr ts sssf Plis wil -
by mail exprsss q any part u tas ~eFa secure
from curiosity damage.
| 0nes heafs from 4. r. 70 So ~ and 81 kandsys
frsm 70 . "a
KB PersgnSsi eissAnes saH y cared Il bone ~
addressing letter 70 Dr. Teller sneioaink fsitsnes
MeAlesaes sAsaFely paekea sa gNafvaty ssnt " shY
ssst N tas wafsd An enseswaSrNstsd No ehaYgf ~
sdsiss y n-Go siaasHis " boys smpiSysd Astiss
80 j. TELLER ND
| fya No. Beaver street, Aibasy nj
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-08-13
DENNINaroN 4 RUTLANDR.R.-

L yENNINhINIIN q w lI4ANJ II. "
- on and Aftey Wednesday, NAY =, trains on this
road sill run follows:
MovisG Sou4a. Frri ght snd Accommodation leaves
Ratsznd si A. ~ North Dorset 95a, East Dorset SD,
Manchester sta Sunderland ~, Arlington F4s kAhfs-
bury i0l0 south SALISBURY 1880, North Bennington
1ftsA. arrive ~ Bennington 81 II.
Mai train leaves RailAad 81 SIS n, North Dorsst
ara Kaks Dorset en- Manchester eA7, Sunderland 6a0
Ar2nxtgs b. ShAftkbary s.Is south HhAfkhary T,zI
Aor4A henuinetsa 1;AS, arrive a. Bennington
MosTNs NoKrs--Mkil train leaves Bennington ST -
A -. Serlh Beauington $40, Sonth SALISBURY siG.
shkftsbury &s. AsinetaA "a. Sunderland Rss. Man
chester 1919, East D0Fkrt e5 North Dorset I1sa,
rive Al Hatlano ~ n 80
Freigkt snd Accommodation leaves Bennington al
$50 x, NOfsh Bennington ssea South SALISBURY 10
shsftssury asA. Arlington 200 sanderAnd ais. Man
chester 500 k1st Dmses ala, North Dorset asa arrive
&c WHITE Sept
Hsrsh Bensingsss. MAJ %. 1851.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-08-13
BIacIxsTIlithing.

THE subscriber having purchased and
takes ssosssssian " the Hhet Ernerly sesepAed ~
Gee Dsltoh is tks village ~ Il prepares y % A
kshes ~ Herk sairesee = la i1 tie very bret
nsr Give ass call q y. L09Afb.
wsnehsstsy, Ssss 10. fssT.-etf
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-08-13

SHOCKING DEATH.-Last Sunday
evening, few minutes before eight
O'Clock, says Walton's Journal, Mr..
McGuin started from Silver's livery
stable, Montpelier, in wagon, the
fills of which were to short for the
horse. so that the whifiie-tree struck
tho horses legs and frightened him
into run up Main Street. Mr.. Nc
Guin seems 10 have directed the horse
purposely 10 8 pile Of rocks opposite
Mr.. Fishers shop, and then struck a
rock, the collision throwing out Mr..
Mcsiuin, whose head struck upon a
sharp edge Of rock, causing instant
death By the ooncassion and crushing
Of the skull. lie was stone-mAson,
aged about 60 years. brother ofthe
masaeF-workmAn on the church opPo-
site to which be was killed.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-08-13

How BRAVE MES FIGHT-During
the battle Of Shiloh an officer hur-
riedly rode up TO an aid and inquired
for Grant.
"Thats him with the field glass, .
said the aid.
Wheeling his horse about, The of
ficer furiously rode up to the Gener-
al, and touching his cap, thus adj
dressed him:
"Sheneral, | wants to make one
report, Sehwartz's battery is took"
"Ah p said the general, show was
that ~
'Vell, you see, Sheneral, the
sheshenists come up in front of us,
and de sheshenists fanked us, and de
sheshenists come in de rear Of us,
and Schwartz's battery was took"
"Well, sir" says the General,
''you Of course spiked the guns"
"VatS" exclaimed the Dntchman
in establishment, 'schpike dem guns,
schpike dem new guns No it would
schpoil dem p
"Well," said the General, sharply,
"what did you OF"
'Do2 Wy, we took dem back again. y
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-08-13
THE REST
NOTICE,

NOTICE.
NOTICE hereby given in pursuance Of act Of the
~ Legislature Of this State passed al It's late session.
that the BsfteDkiil Bank win redeem its outstanding
oils at the counter Of the Batenki National Bank OF
Manchester that the charter OF the said Battenkil
Bank terminated iis existence the 18th day OF Mo-
yember A. D. IsG5. and the following Is copy oil the
said Act ofthe Legislatures
An Act Relating TO the Redemption Of Bank Notes.
Is hercby enacted by the General AsstsN II h Stt
al Vermont.
Sec After the expiration Of the charter OF any Bank
chartered by this State aer the termination Of the
existence Of any ench Bank agreeably 70 the laws Of
this State such Bank may notice 20 be published
In all the weekly newspapers Of the County where such
Bank Il Ocaed for fall year. setting forth that said
Bank viii redeem Is outstanding bills the day OF the
expiration Of the Charter the date Of the lermina
ton ofiis exstences and copy Of this act And apon
due publication ~ such notice, neither such Bank nor
s officers shall be Liable any action f0r The
dempti0n u any OF fts outstanding Wills unless the
same shall have been DAILY presented and payment
thereof demanded within the year Aforesaid Al the
Banking HuaAe u such Bank
Sec 4 AeT the expiration % The charter sitter the
termination "a the existence Of shy such Bank afore-
kzid such bAuk shall 10 b. subject to The opera
don ~ liable - the provisions 81 he xfy-third section
Of chapter eieAts-ntne Of the Gemsrai Statutes
Sec B. THIS sci shall lake csesa from its passage
Approved Nov ~, 1866
". P. BLACK, Cashier.
Manchester. Dec. 9, lsos.-Iyas
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-08-13

METHODIST Mission IN STTKA.--
The Washington correspondent of
the Christian Advocate says that the
excellent bishop Of the Methodist
Church, now visiting the Pacific coast,
win lose no time in exploring the new
territory, with referance 10 Christ
ian mission there without delay. lie
adds;
"Ihe first postoiiice in Russian
America, was established by the de-
partnent this week. Its called Sit
la,' and John ii. Kinkead is the
postmaster. The mail matter to Sit
ka, viii be sent BY vessels from San
Francisco. ] learn that quite large
emigration 10 the newly acquired
lands has been commenced.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-08-13
STANDARD SCALES,

Platform Counter and Tea Scales al. sizes at man
ufacturers' prices
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-08-13

We would forget that there was any
such thing as suffering in the world,
were we not occasionally reminded of
it through our own.
Tomorrow may never come to us.
We cannot find it in any of our title
deeds The man who owns whole
blocks of real estate, and great ships on
the sea, does not own single minute Of
tomorrow. Tomorrow 1t is mys-
FERROUS possibility, not yet born. 1t hes
under the seat OF midnight-behind the
veil Of giistenine consultations.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-08-13

"Nifc, / am TO live but a few
hours at most shall soon be in
heaven
4Youl you'll never be any nearer
than you are now, you old brute
You'd look well stuck up IN heaven
~ think | see You now
'.Dolphus, Dolphus," hoarsley
growled the old man, ''bring me my
cane and let's larrup the old trollup
once more before die; ! can't go
unless | do"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-08-13

Lucin. President johnson visited
a college in Georgetown. ID. G., some
DAYS since, and Of course made a
speech. iis subject was logic,
which be defined 70 be, a "relation-
ship which makes one thing relate
10 another to which il relates, or 70
which il has a relationship Lucid !
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-08-13
BOOT & SHOE
Department attend 10 personally, and my arrange
tnenia arc such that am Offering
GREAT BARGAINS

A. buy direct from the manufacturers Ny stock Il
large, and am. a. usual satisfied with fair proAls.
Fair Play IL my motto
Arlington, Jase, isGI.-a
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-08-13
Sewing Machines

Excel all Others IN SIMPLICITY, DURABILITY and
EFFICIENCY They are the only Machines that will
do all kinds of work and use an kinds of thread.
Wherever introduced discriminating public pronounce
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-12

machine made 12l TO 1891 hant
made 10 to lie. Receipts, / coil.
SUGAR-The receipts have not beer
large for the past few days. The stoel
on hand is good. Crushed and powdered
IS to zoe A coffee, iSe; b, lie O. Ioac
Receipts, 10 hogsheads.
SALT-There is q good stock on hand
and demand active. Sacks, y 70 70 %
barrels, So IS TO "a. Receipts, none.
TOBACCO-There is a good demand
for all grades and prices are the same
A fine stock is on hand and new sup
plies are received daily. We quote
natural leaf at 81 Is to 81 80
fancy Virginia, new work, 81 =
10 ST 40 ; fine bright, pounds, 81 to 81 10
medium de-, pounds, IS to S5c common
bright, pounds, so to 75c fine and fancy
smoking, IS to 81 50.
WHISKY-There is a good demand
for fine brands, with fair shipping trade
in common at 81 to 81 so imitation
Bourbon, 81 % to So Bourbon, 50 % to
S.. Receipts, IS barrels.
ESTIMATE OF THE AGRICULTURAL
BUREAU OF THE CORN AMI COTTON
/ CROPs.--The monthly report Of the corn
crop for December contains a final esti'
mate of the crop Of 1866. The total re-
Z SUR 10 gDNfNNNfV0g hA1IEA1s IL III -
states not hitherto reported, 1S5, coo, 900
bushels, against 474, 900 bushels in
1859. In % northern states, 679,0O0,W Q
bushels, instead Of 704. 000, 600 bushels in
1865, showing a decrease OF $4,000, 900
bushels, while the decrease in quality is
equivalent to 5,00G, 600 bushels, making
a loss in feeding value equivalent to 100,
900, 900 bushels.
The cotton estimates are also COM
pleted, showing q total product Of l,750,-
900 bales of 400 pounds each. As the
actual bales are now nearly 500
pounds each, this is equivalent to a
million and a half Of such bales. The
estimates are made up as follows: North
Carolina, 81, 900 bales; South Carolina,
1925 Georgia, Dos, 600; Florida, 36,-
coo; Alabama, 10000; Mississippi, 270,-
coo Louisiana, 1884, 900; Texas, 500, 900 (;
Arkansas, $4,000 Tennessee, $4,000
other states, 81 1000 bales.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-12

rose Of exailisite beauty, and We assure
an who are uuacquainted with her com
mander Capt. Claycomb, that he IS il
4 every way Qualified to render passenger
comforta6lt and happy. Johnson d
Wright, agents.
FOR NEW ORLEANs.-The complete
passenger steamer Mississippi, Capt
Hurd IN command, will leave as above
this evenitg at 5 pm. The Mississippi.
has a magnificent cabin, and all things
considered together, boat, captain, clerk;
and fare, is equai TO any boat on the river,
Larry Harinstad & Co, agents.
For ARKANSAS RIvER.-Ihe supert
passenger packet Cleaner viii lestve as
above this day az 5 pm. Capt. Green
commands and will exercise his native
grace and courtesy in making those whc
travel with him feel themselves at home.
Jas. T. Bourne & Co., agents.
For NEW ORLEANs.-Ihe fine steam
er Kate Kinney, Capt. Townsend mas
ter, will be found at the wharfboat TO-
day and will leave at . pm. for New Or
leans and way landings. To all who
wish to emily q trip to the Crescent cry
we would say c passage on miss
Kate Kinney. johnson & Wright are
apeHts.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-12

"THE This elegant tenn
pie Of Momus will reopen to night. An
entire new company has been engaged,
who will appear in new and spirited acts
never before presented to the Memphis
public. The manager will eonstantly
produce new performers in new speciali-
ties, such as cannot fail to please a dis
eliminating public. Look in on US and
see if we do not please. "a word to the
wise is sufficient" Emission, only 25
cents, to suit the strinSeEcy Of the times.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-12
nr TEE nAILs.

Via NJ G. r. r, Washington, d. c. Rich
mond, Va, Columbus Ga, AuSustS' a. =,
Bliss Cen. r. r. at pm.
Mobile q Ohio r. r. ats pm.
VIA MIS-. q Tenn. X. H., New Orleans IA
Jackson, Miss, Vicksburg, Mss, and al sa-
lions on Miss & Tenn. r. r. al Ii
Southern r. r. at p. m.
n. q q. n. r. r at 3 =. m.
Via Mem. & Louisville r H. boulEyile hgl
Cincinnati, Ohio, Baltimore Mo- Fnllaasipnle
. krownsviues Tenn, and all stations on Mem.
Sairo. iii, Ghicsso, III, st. Louis. No, and al
western cities, St 8 p. m
Iitfie Rock r. r., and al Landinss on Hnlte
river gemi-weakIy. Tuesdays and saturdays
Pine Bun Ark, and Landings on arkansas
River sem!-weekiy, Tuesdaysand Fridays.
Mis-. River nom Memphis to Cairo hve times
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-12
+.
mississippi Cotton Plantation for Sale

CONTAINING Gao acres entire secuen unde5
Ceufe 800 10 high state OF euiblFauoAs soy1
- Ts+.iIfug hOuse vita I'VE rooms sih
- ~ necesaary out houses, orchard elc;
m hi essd order, plenty OF good water Zoo
f5Ier. haV, oats, conn., killing hoEHi
tStef ecerv KIND usually found on a laft1,
h.o.a ~ lTkinds 10 FACT, everything COM
niei4 10 carry ona well conducted isIm ioT sac;
hi desired. In a good healthy ioca-
~, ~ canveaient 10 church and schools ana
very convenient % The a4r eS9ies eSiin sn I'm
- nabe liberal and easy terms 90 LlIllef
sasar8.sflon Gallo JEFFBEss; BLASkS ELL
81 -, 30 Main street, memphis rem.
Il orersd FOR thirty days, a. the party
80 m n vifl keep everything IA eOSa S5osi'
mi 81 hands 70 work the place, aeS ~ a1S
- sverythiDg over 10 The purclhseL aAo
rive Immediate poSzesAo4 W
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-12


Although tn weather continues very
fine businessf bes not revive to the ex-
tent it wasyA lajpated some four weeks
ago. A " ile lbaekwardness is
evident on the Nj Of purchasers,
those ever who haven't StS8eZ TO buy.
The general belief aElOnxs- asses,
which spread during the w. Of
the year, that provisions, dry gods and,
in fact, all articles, would decline in
price, has not yet been dissipated. This
impression, together with the uncer-
tainty of congressional action-as almost
every important q~uestion-willr we fear,
have a deleterious effect for some time to
come.
COTTON-The market was variable
during the day, with a little feeling to-
ward the close. Prices, however, We're a
shade lower than on yesterday. Mid
ding sold at soc, while bright styles Of
that grade did, in some instances, bring
Sic. Receipts for day, 1850 bales ; ship
n1autq 1911 bales
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-12

ALMOST A CoNFLAGRATION.-Last
evening, between four and five o'clock,
on Causey street, near Linden, flames
were discovered issuing from a frame
shanty. The metropolitan police were
instantly on the spot, and by their eXer,
tons soon put q stop to the headWay OF
the fire. Had the flames not been
smothered when they were, great des-
truetion of propertv would have taken
place. as the entire n~eighborhood is built
offrame, and in acondition 10 ignite with
almost the rapIdity Of dry pine.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-12

Iwfu q Tor the apprehension and de
llvery 10 me At ColLervllle, Tenn, my paeh
bgrsz brfdie and saddle, and the tLlei we
sole hiIa: or ! viii pay $50 for the horse. 1ht
horse il six years old, black all over, aud car
gf..,ss on before. heavy name. walks and truts
The saddle l. OF The old stole, nat tree, nearly
new. bride Is common. There j. a WLlle spyi
an The lee side OF the horse where the grin
buckles. the size OF "a dollar, and \ sIhaL Nulle
ega1r under the ftretup, and small scar on the
back T. u ALhh-N'L
eTUfe--fIle. Tenn. nes. 81 To- 1a4t
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-12

WHY THE COUNTY COURT SHOULD
PAY UP.-Considerable complaint haV,
ing arisen on account Of the county courI
not paying up certain bills, We publish
the following for the benefit of that hon
orable body, and trust the judge viii ae'
accordingly: Section 525, paragraph j.
Of the code Tennessee, directs the Judge
TO issue warrants for the amount due 70
liauidate debts of the county.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-12
: or MTSLAID.

4 Check fo- Twenty-oue Hundrei ans fliiy
Dollars on v,sferiay, payable to 8. r Ellis or
Lsesrsr an p-rS4us are warned mt 20 nego-
taIe for the same, as the payment mas peen
r. ELLA
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-12

THE HOP AT THE GAYoso.-The gen.
tlemanIy and liberal proprietor Of this
long and fav0rably known house, last
evening, gave a second Of the series o
soirees dansante which have proved 80
eminently enjoyable to the ladies and
gentlemen in attendance; and on this
particular occasion the very happily cor
rect taste which has characterized these
select entertainments was more thar
ordinarily conspicuous, and every one
with whom we -~conversed seemed unanl-
nous in pronouncing the hop a decided
success. A numerous attendance oil
pretty and tastefully robed young ladies,
good music, recherche edibles in the
order named,) constitute infalible ele,
ments for a successful party, and all
these good things were noticeable Friday
night at the GayOsO.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-12

RUNAwAY.-A gentleman was yester'
day riding down Second street in 8
buggy when one Of the wheels struck
those of a dray, at which his horse took
fright and ran away, upsetting the buggy
and smashing it up, and giving its occu'
pant a severe fall, but without breaking
any bones.