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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-05-07

There's not City, Town or Village hthe
United States where TAtGASrs EFFrhvEsoENT sGLTzGE
ArEGIENr IS not q household medicine. From every
point Of The compass every mail brings testimonials OF
Is marvellous efficacy ia dyspepsia, nervous debility,
liver complaints aud constipation.
sold BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-05-07

AFruss Ta9ggf A FnFAs FsnT
TIE Atlantis Iai3s aeh ss'ur
dav .pisae he tat GrHoFs sIay
~ Fm BriAefh @ taas
oaesus lssef f8
We .saaaae Was fe Hta aaH
ravs. ~ gar M lusieI states
uhrrexef DO ogaas eaiaa Sc tt d
Is has rldatoi fa g s rafsats pef
hafs tas Irish lseg uIea irat With
tie afcataat 8s lla satet g
WHOA &c. Massey h heb se
ii4orty ia ths order has afalH AZ &
nfxstss snag q inferred s tes
from Dullis pBtsh .u afeceai
aae e tEe Cagh Ufnld TIE Wll's4
asssrts that although rfo llu3 p
tofo iha eiaud lure ars generally ksl.i
se1rft. he las succeeded "a o0iaHin
axans information and ihat 1aa
idsncf diaclesss samo Ytfe e1iraard.
nAre # uat alarming facts The corn
lsomdent eoss eu - sas
~ j. stated ggas he has gwen tlse
nan4cs "a reral psuaBHoeeur5inR bieh
soe 81 positions A. being implicated 81
the conspiracy and has pot th crown
Ia possession q some very important
fac,a 9Th regard "a ibe share which
some pefaonagf Ia high authority n
ihe United States have bad ia eue5ur-
aging and assisting their movements
~ states that tie Fenltu conspiracy
~. ~ IL 4 termed tee IRISH Revolution
All Brotherhood. forms part q . much
more general and extensive revolution
afy organization. cEtcBding noi onig of-
~ Ireland and Ameuea. bat eyeu tie
entire q Europs tho object beng %
unste sho various nstouai4ucs 90 accom-
mon object and . secure ther c0opg
ration IA carrying 0ut tl~ir gns
Being asked 10 nanc Gle leaders oithis
organization Be oppressed an unwilling
ness 81 10 So. bot he d.sc.nsed several
other facts, which, I tfle, would apPeas
u she's that Fouiamm has received
encouragement. il not material ara from
several quarters oi the continent 4 Ca
ropc. lis diclosurcs. which vii be q
course given n entHeg when examined
before tie poat jury, on tie resumption
Of business sy the present commission,
will, 40 doubt. be looked for with great
iuteies, II j further stated that the
government haye employed @ detective
foF tie purpose u learning tho secrets
u the association. and Id THIS manner
learned many important facts which VIII
be disclosed it the proper time Sever
u important arrests may b. expected
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-05-07
NnNIcn h.fI.REa. E.lnle.

EemusLEDns 3ad ChorI0 r.. Btat- .HiHo'
STATE OF VERMONT, At Probate Court holder
Manchester District, Sc a. the Probate Ofce 10 Man
chester ~ aud f0rsad District The 18th day ofAprl
A. y. 1861.
Present, Hon +. B. BUXTON Judge.
Tneguardian Of Lemnel A. Buck and Charles Z Buck
minors made application ia writing for license 10 sci
the real estate ol his said wards; setting forth that MT
said wards are the owners Of Onesandi4lded thrd psf
q cerain real estate lying 10 Arlington 10 said District
aud being all the real estate u which hamas Andrews
late 81 add Arlington, dcceaged, ded sezedin said A.
iHgtan; and representing 10 said Court that u Wdud
be conducive 10 the interest Of BIZ said wards 70 sell
their Interest IA said real estate for the purpose Of put
ting tire ayas thereof at iaterest q aYertg them n
et0clas or Ia fel estate.
Whereupon Il was ordered that hearing npon said
application De bad Of Probate Cgaft 70 be holden ai
Manchester, vi said Dislrct, the 18th day Of May
s. D. 1907 and that notice Of said application, the
ture and thereof aud hc Sine aud place Of hear
ing thereon be- iycn % Az ers1us Interested ~ ppb.
shnga cops u THIS order three weeks successiyty 10
The M1Driescf j0igyai, = newspaper printed ~ said
Manchester, previous t. said time - bearing
trae record Attest,
L0gtLAED Ml'Ns0S. Register
true copy ofrcc0rt. Atest
~ LoYELA&D duNs0N, Register
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-05-07

II M. COLLINS,
| Finlshcr and Dealer 10 all kinds ~ AMERICAN
MARBLE, comprising Monuments Head stones sido
Tables, sinks Table Tops Door steps. Comclry Posts,
No. Having worked At The business Tor the last sixteen
years feel confident that can give perfect satisfaction
to those Who may favor with their patronage Those
10 want Of any thing Ia my line VIII do well 70 call aud
examine Work. Stock and Prices, before purchasing
elsewhere. All Marble furnished sha Nors done ac-
cording to contract no sale--3m8g
West Dorset, VT.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-05-07

C0og BISMARCK lately made the fol-
lowing 1e r1a,i0us az the sitting fthe
Gelua8 Parliament Universal sul.
tfage is legacy which has been trans.
migoi to nj by the uadona aspiration
for German unity The governments
would prefer a different system, but
they have not proposed any substitute.
I know nothing more absar or more pit
JW tian the Pmasiau law Jhtch 0ne-
toms eut,0a ~ ciQsa aul By indirect
uilerage caprice aud halshncss accom-
pauying the taS-ratel suffrage II
would not be prudent 10 combine the
r.ght Is The suffrage with social OF class
distinctions Indirect suffrage alters
the expression Of public opinion; direct
aud universal suffrage uill introduce
talent into Parliament These obscr-
yations, were received with loud cheers.
4 monument has been erected in q
Now Jersey cemetery ii honor Of Aaron
Burr
i young lad has just reached San
Francisco, having walked tho entire
distance from khode Island,
Tho Wisconsin Legislature has
passed Il resolution TO amend the State
constitution 81 giving tho right of SUI
lrage to women.
Colorado has been sending out
from $25 600 to $4,000 week iii cold
duriny the last few wees.
John q I4eouan ana Jss C,bp,p
are Is fabt fsr Sl00Qo \ Mia
- CO. ..
4 .'0''' w, ' - ,, -
Ill - IA; - 1.4.l, n M nv. , IN; /, :
i 1ec3 ~ =" = "s''0 2 'l'J ''' =
Aoo
hiei-Juttice Chase has proposed
y eAg v. e'iS''l'a WIN gu95e ilei', +,
III I 'i'''s = 49, = ~ - = l''l %
i''''.s, - i,.'a' ''''n = ''e 'i'o''
r. INC evidence Of case nowo n trial
~ Ne" 4ofk showed that Q coffee man
uiaetallng hfn IN that city used black
iead' aii sand roea stone 4 give gloss
ana "eigAt 70 thelr productions
An attempt WIS made recently to
blow mp tie ice bridge az Quebec across
the St Lawrence river, but il failed,
and the bridge still remains firm, and
IS over fifty feet thick The country
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-05-07

We take The following from FraaE
Mooses Book u "AuecJgts. Poetry.
and Incidents % tao Wa
- orrosp3aaent gives til following
instance 81 Vernon plaek ia Blpat-
rek's as '0a Richmond aas q s9l-
3er y s. tie uane 81 Edwin 4 P0r-
er, whose mother lfe- iH Wells VT
81 aao oE the skrmuhes. BE- rode DIP
tearl io quad Of rebcls The 81
tcg demanded 81 Liu q surrender
HI phei c30.r. Don't see ~ and
ilag ilis actions to bis words he in-
sianay drew bis Sable. With wb.ch be
e.eft tAe head % tae oGialr at ;ha satae
instant Wheeling Us Aarse e iain Bis
company th rehels Bring i Rcl1ev al
a.m q aA.eh shower tie laa carrie ! Of
b liz person ta4r bollese. joining Bis
company G H kept Cos saddle iar
more ihaa ofe heHr and 81 aow dong
G
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-05-07

Tie AbEERTIsEB's GAZETTE far May cont ine a
eotu3t ifs 0fth- OAso ~ Asu-geyers carefully ~
slad ANA corrected Specimen edpg 10 rls Yearly
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-05-07

Gro i. TAllS We had supposed
that Geo. Francis Tram was hopelessly
insane; but lie appears 10 have an occ-
sioual lucid interval Witness the fol-
lowing. lie says our modern marriage
Service should read thus
Clergyman Wlli you take this brown
Stone front, this carriage ana span, these
diamonds Ter thy welded husband
Yes WIN You take this unpaid millin-
ers BIN. tits high waterfall Of foreign
hat these a.cctati9a accomplishments
and feeble constitution t3r thr welded
wliaE YES Iaen what laan has j8ia-
81 together lei tle next best llau un
away with, so that the hget divorce
court may tear them asaales
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-05-07
c0.r.rTesTo.vgR.s .y,0rIcr.

WE. tlrr subscubefs, icing appointed By ths IisH
w the Pro1ste Court Tor tie District II Mas
chester, Commissioners 70 receive, examine and I'd
iu,t TIE claims ana demands n al fefsJus sgsina
tie Estate Il
ELIZABETH NAHCEilN,
late q Manchester la said District deceased and slse
claims and demands exhibited in Offset htrsioi aut
six months from The Gath Day q April, iteT,
being allowed by said Court Tor that purpose We 10,
therefore hereby give notice that Be will attend 70
TIE business foureppontnent e. the lsie dwelling
81 ;hs said deceased tie 7!l dsy 81 October, A.
4. 1857, from one uRtil four o'cloe4, +. 81. %
said aaF.
Dated at Manchester tia 2hb day fApfil, A.D.
1907.
JONATHAN TAYLOR.
~ DANIEL b. EDDY,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-05-07
SPECIAL NOTICE

Having lcasedsthe eustom or manufacturing part o.
my business to CD viaut, Who has been IN my EN-
poy for the last twelve years chserfully recon.
mend lilui to al who wish his services BY this ar
rangemcni am enabled to give my whole attention 30
the Ready Made Department, and intend 70 keep at
all times fu assortment % Boots aud Shoes and goods
IN this line, making II for the benefit Of my humtrou-
customers 70 continue their patronage. My Spring
stock win BE laid IN early with prices much lower than
last season.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-05-07

Popular Pastimcs for Field and Fire
sae lhe hest baasc book psblsshe8 Ealts iur Cfo-
qaei B4sa BaH Arheg g. &e Use chaptcr 70
Gardening auH Flowers j wGrtA ih pice 81 tae book.
$50 pti Nlgsfrsfoa Price tl - Nr ssail
auToN BRADLEY 3 CO. S rlaeaela Mass
Croquet It's Principles aid Rules -
several new points explained. sauiara authority.
~ III Husr4tt1 &gnd 50 cents lnr 0ook, ~ siaiiP
fUg ~ &c BfaJeF's Pateutcd EtuqUet
MILTON fBApiEY & CO. springfield, Mas.
Marshall County Republican., 1867-08-08
Paints for Farmers

AND 0THERS-THE GRAFTON NISERA1
PAINT COMPANY are now manufacturing the
Best Cheapest aht most Durable Paint in use; two
coats we'll put on, mixed with pure Linseed OIL, will
last 10 or IL it is ola light brown beautfl
chocolate color and be changed green, lead
stone Olive drab cream N suit the TASTE Of The
consumer. II is valuable for nouscs, Barns, Fences
Agricultural Implements. Carriage and Car makers
Paiis and Wooden ware. Canvas, Metal nd shingfs
Roofs, III being Fira and Water proof. Bridges,
Burial CaSs. Canal Rosts, Ships and ships Bottons,
Floor OH Cloths Zone Manufactures having used
5000 bbls- the past vcar.) and paint for every
purpose is unsurpassed for body, durability spstie
ty, and adhesveness. Price ST. per bbl OF 800 ihs.
which VIII supply farmer for years to come. War
raiIted in all cases above. Send for a circular
which gives full particulars. None genuine unless
branded in trade mark Grafton Mineral Paint
Addrrs DANIEL BIDwELL, Proprietor, 25S Pearl
ST., New York,
Marshall County Republican., 1867-08-08

The Constitution imposes on the Uni
ted States the duty Of guaranteeing 10 each
State Republican form of government,
and as Congress is the representative body
of the United States, aud the depOsltary OF
all its power. not specially apportioncd to
the executive and judicial departments, up
en- that body devolves the duty of cnqui-
ring into the nature and administration of
these State governments, and of determin-
ing if they are republican in form. This
is the express decision of the Supreme
Court when considering questions rising
out of the DOrr rebellion in Rhode Island.
And If, upon the knowledge of a member,
or upon complaint properly presented,
they should refuse TO discharge this duty,
it would be an act of unfaithfulness merit
ing the condemnation of all the people,
So regarding it, in view of the fact that
the State governments of Kentucky and
Maryland are in the hands of rebels and
rebel sympathizers, and that the only pro
lection which loyal men receive is from
nationa, troops, Congress has very properly
instructed the Judiciary Committee to in
uuire If these States and Delaware hav e
republican governments We hope the in
yestigation will be thorough.
Marshall County Republican., 1867-08-08
altm Advertisements.
MDCCLX.
l76O. 1867.
"Century."
800 a DAY.
500 a DAY.

We have adopted the plan of putting money IN
CENTURY ToB BACCO 10 induce consumers 10 nss
IT, knowing that IL is only for them to give II trH
to become fully satisfied ofits msrite and 70 Pr3
nounce 1t TfIETBRST FINE CUT MADE. We vii
continu-tos offer these Inducements until the het is
fully recognized.
We are making THE CENTURY from selectisns
OF the very choicest oh 1eaf and having devoted ev-
cry care TO it's manufacture. IL s free from Drugs
and in every respect A PURE ARTICLEoFC CHEW
ING TOBACCO.
On Mondays will place in one paper a LOO
L. 5. Note. On Tuesdays, in two papers, SSo each
On Wednesdays, in five papers, $40 each. On
Thursdays, in ten papers, $40 each. On Fridsyt,
in twenty papers So in each, aud on Saturdays, In
fifty papers, Sc each, in all cases issuing GENUINE
L. S. GREESBACKS To- the amount ofS1e a day
The finders Of the GREENBACKS-by sending
their names address, and number of the bils.-~ill
ic presented with packages Of our Tobacco, In pro-
portion TO the amount Of money found.
This house has been established for 6ycr Hun
drcd Years, and has always sustained character
for honesty and fair dealing. which puts fight all
doubts, ii amy should exist, TO the genuineness Of
this enterprise.
THE CENTfIaY i~otAcCO can te had III large
quantities at tie Mahufh hcttrer5. rrices Of A. B.
Mitchell, 80 Ccntra1-st Boston; b. A. Wan Schsick.
l6 s. Front ST., Philadelphia Foy & Earle, IS :.
Water-st., Chicago Schultz Bagley, "a weet Sec
ond-st., Cincinnati.
Price list sent en application
Marshall County Republican., 1867-08-08
Agents Wanted for
CEN. L. C.. BAKERS
History of the Secret Service.

This work was announced more than wear ago
but C~ing to the atteu pts the Government TO sup
press il, its publication was delayed 1t will now 10
Issued UNALTEnED and UNABRIDGED, UNDER
the Supervision of GEN'L BAKER, whose marvel
Gus narratives are all attested by the highest eeiai
authority
The MORALS of the National Capital are THOR
0CGHLY VENTILATED, and there are some
STRANGE REVELATIONS concerning HEADS
OF DEP ARTMBSTS. Members Of Congress- re.
male Pardon Brokers, and dissin guished
military characters. Send foT CrculaHs and sss our
terms and full description of the work. Address
JONES BROTHERS CO., Cincinnati, Ohio or
Davenport, Iowa.
Marshall County Republican., 1867-08-08
M Z DICAi.
DIR. Oswald V. Smith.
German Physician.

External and Internal Diseases treated nationally
0FFICE-In BrownIee's Brick, over Dixon s.
Co.'S Hardware Store. 36-tf
Marshall County Republican., 1867-08-08

pers you want 10 irse of she towns cities hvS
You wish to excite attention, also eeud copy OF
your advertisement stating the space yon wea " 10
occupy, and the length time IL is To be inserfe
BE as explicit possible in stating precisely what
is wanted and You will receive all needed infofms-
ton by return mail.
~. B--Send 25 cents for the Advertisers Gazette
for months.
Marshall County Republican., 1867-08-08


Their sympathy with Andrew Johnson's
plan of Reconstruction, and their hostility
to the republican plan of reconstruction is
not attributable to the merits or dement's
of either plan as policy for the country,
but solely as party policy.
Now, sir, L maintain that the only true
plan upon which these Southern States
ought to have becn reconstructed is by vir-
tue of an organization of military govern
ments, and the principal objectionto which
find the bill now pending before this
House obnoxious, albeit / shall vote for it,
that it fails to state sufficiently explicit
that the governments OF these States were
entirely overthrown aud destroyed by the
treason and rebellion OF the people, and
that no legal civil governments have exist
ed there since / would recognize no
Governors or other officers pretending to
act there now in an official capacity, but
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-06-04
LATEST KILOGRAMS.
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
The President on a Tour.

WELDON, n. c., June 3.-The President
and party left Richmond this morning be-
tween 3 and 4 o'clock. On arriving at
Petersburg they were met by the Mayor and
Gen. Stoneman, and breakfasted. The
Mayor expressed the pleasure of the citi-
zens at having them for guests, and said to
the President that they would be much
gratiied if the party, on their return trip,
would remain longer in Petersburg than on
this occasion, in order that they might ex-
tend their Inequalities. ..-.,g
The President expressed his thanks for
the kind reception, and hoped he might be
able in return TO reciprocate. -...
Weldon was reached at 10 A. NJ.
RALEIGH, June 3.-The President was
met at the depot by the following officers
State Treasurer Battle, Secretary Best,
Comptroller Burger, and a committee of the
City Council. Mr. Battle, addressing the
President in behalf of the people of North
Carolina, gave him welcome to the State.
The President replied: have no Ian
guage adequate to express my feelings and
emotions on this occasion. | shall not now
recur to the scenes of my early life. 1t has
not been my intention to make any general
remarks on this occasion, but simply to
express my sincere thanks at this mani
festation of respect from my fellow
citizens. acknowledge to you, sir,
and to those whom you represent, graft
tude for the welcome which you have
given to me. | must leave you and others
TO infer what should have said if had
extended my remarks. Again, gents, |
thank you.
NJ p~.tL--+L. o.,sIIIAarrr d5nefdI. MT.
Seward replied in pleasant speech, in the
course of which he said he could bear tes-
timony that the Presidents only object
was the restoration of peace, harmony and
prosperity throughout the Union. l believe
his conduct of affairs has been not only
patriotic but wise and benevolent.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-06-04
R0OKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS,
VIR GINA.

THIS FAYORITE AND DELIGHTFUL
L Watering Place will be open JUNE IsG
Arrangements are making to render IL more
than attractive 20 all in quest of recreation
while to the invalid its remarkable medicinai
waters hold out new hopes of health
lts reputation IL established as a cure for
SChOFULA, and most of the Glandular and
Cutaleous Affections CHRONIC DIARRHEA
and D1SENTEkY, DYSPEPSIA. BRONCHI-
Ills, THRUSH, Affections Of Kidneys and Blad-
der, DROPSH and PILES. In all an0mie enn
dltlOns OF the system and broken down states Of
the constitution, loss of appetite and general
nerve pTOstratiOn, their powers and virtue as
q restorative are without "a known rival amongst
the Mineral Waters Of the world They nTe
especially indicated In the ailments peculiar 10
the female constitution.
The Springs are distant only eleven hours
from Richmond and twelve hours from Wash
lngtOn by rail in the midst Of the grand noun
tain ranges Of Virginia; IN the same comfy Win
the famous Natural Bridge. from which n
takes its name,) and near 10 Lexington. Wash
ington College, and the Military Institute; the
home Of Lee and the tomb of Jackson
FOR all particulars Of routes, location and
properties OF water, see Springs pamphlet, sent
free By msi
The bottled water and the salts Of the water
Tor mass, , can at ali times be had fresh and
genuine from Hegeman x Co.. New York. Cole
man Rogers, Baltimore; Purcell, Ladd * Co
Richmond; and A. B. Rucker, Lynchburg. Va.
A superior Band Of Music for both lawn and
ball room in attendance during the season.
Daily mails at this Office by Virginia Central
FRAzIEB d RANDOLPH. Proprietor.
CAPT VIM. II. SALE, Gent suD't
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-06-04
OF JUDGE FRAZIER.

CONVICTION OF JUDGE FRAZIER.
In another column will be found the
conclusion of the trial Of Hon THOMAS
\. FRAZIER before the Court Of lmpeaeh
ment A verdict of condemnation upon
all the charges was rendered, and the
sentence formally pronounced by the
President Of the court, deposing him
from the Office of Judge Of the Criminal
Court Of Davidson county, and disquali-
fying him for exercising the functions
of any Office in the State
This is the contamination of a pro
ceeding destined to be memorable in the
history Of Tennessee. The judgments of
body duly assembled as a court, should
be treated with due Difference, and i'm
proper motives should not be rashly i'm
puied With all proper respect for the
court in this instance, we must be al
lowed to say that its action has now be-
come public property, and must pass in
review before the popular Judgment and
that as journalist, we are forced to say
that ithas given verdict that inAicts an
injury upon society, vital and far-reach-
ing in its consequences 1t has i'm
paired the independence of the Judiciary,
and established a precedent that renders
less secure the rights of the citizen, and
more formidableand more liable To abuse
the power of the government,
That this was the work of yesterday, the
history Of this impeachment, the record
of the testimony, the answer of the
.a" ~ me c0unseI Ior the defense, leave
no room to doubt.
ImpeachmeRts in all times and coun-
tries have partaken Of partisan charac,
ter, either in their inception or progress;
but the annals will be searched in vain
for one in which the prosecution was so
avowedly partisan as in this They have
been generally founded on alleged ofen-
ses This was melted by an alleged
error Of judicial opinion which happened
to contravene the purposes Of a party;
and upon this fimsy basis, itself com
pletely refuted, were hung charges
of high crimes and misdemeanors
committed with corrupt and felo-
NOUS intent and for these, one of
the purest men that ever held public
station in Tennessee has been elected
from Office, and adjudged to perpetual
Ostracism from the esteem and confidence
Of his fellow-citizens, and branded as an
unjust Judge But all of this sentence
Of his triers cannot be executed. Ex-
cluded from public honors and emolu-
ments he may be, bat the character of
this upright, impartial and fearless Judge
is secure in the keeping of the people
and in addition to the daily ,indication
which blameless life gives it, will be
indicated by them at another time and
in another way. This is as certain as
that truth is omnipotent and public JUS
ice certain