The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-05-28

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better ihau ',e Ptosea' saasaa.
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ine than n0w, especially TIE rrfesf. Tie ehat
crop 4 large ana vigorous, auJ via Is ready Ga .he
harvest IN fev days.
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st07l2ge % last year Thsyew ], !, $3.50 $50 o.
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$4,000 o.
Ayaung a3y Of Montgomery, who was resent
81 caught smoking 3 eiFr gave { 8. her reason f1r
TIE act, tlat 4 smell as though ihce vas a u.au
around"
-Ke,chum, ne Nee York torrer. via bc liberated
Al the euiuen, me II New York ore tes,ilymg 10
tie excellence a. ITS disposition ana tic beauty q
bis moral character.
-Ms Laura Brown dielin coluih, March sch,
al the advanced age Of 100 years, lacking 80 days
She had lived widow SO years. She leuycs thrco
children, one aushier aged a years, another aged
II and son aged 63.
The application, for miuneiions Ia behalf Of
Georgia and Mississippi 10 restrain the operation Of
tie Reconstruction Act were on Monday, dismissed
by the Supreme Court, which denies jurisdiction IN
the premises.
Gen. Lonrstrcet was vice president Of a meet
ing 10 New Orleans addressed by Gen Wilson. Il
isn't stated whether In approved Of Gen. Wilson'S
pAdoun or not. He, however, accepted the siiu-
at on"
We are wiling to give credit to whom credit
e due, but when tie cBsh becomes due, we would
rather give our RECEIPT for IT, forcibly remarks one
Gfour colempoariesi - which printers ~ general
vii heartily respond We tool
"A Western man speaking Of the Pacific Rail,
road avs il is one 81 the funniest coincidence, IN
the world, that lnost every alternate Sc ton Of
land on either side Of the road, belongs 70 some
member Of Congress"
The steam ram DLndefberg, the mos, powerful
engine Of naval warfare aioat, has been sold % the
French government for three million % dollam;
circumstance uot altogether indicative Of assured
peace ia Europe
Parties in Albany have purchased, At the head
Of State street, for S47 900 land on which they viii
erect $500 600 SIX story marble front hotel and
onera house combined. The new hotel will contain
more rooms than any hotel IN America.
! The Chicago Times Saws that from traitors
prison, jefferson Davis has gone forth TO assume the
place which the future will assign him. as the most
coossal character IN the history Of his time a
certain character called Lueitef had the same pryl
4 lege, andabout an equat historical status.
"A lady, who had read Of the extensive manu-
facture ofodomcters 70 tell how far carriage had
been run said she wished some Connecticut genius
would invent an instrument TO tell how far nus
bands had been IN the evening when they u-t step
down TO the post office.
-LeHvenworih, Kansas, Is now city 81 $4,000
inhabitants; Lawrence o( 5000 o. 10000; Topeka
tho capital 1000; Ossawatomie is mere village;
Leconpon is a stand still; Manhattan Is thriving
toy H. AMI Salina Is the present termadon Of the a.
cifc Railroad The population Of Kansas is esti>
tnnated 70 be about 2joO0o
We have al last strong argument IN favor Of
comforting the elective franchise on women. An
old Clergyman who had been IN army chaplain,
and who was teaching female seminary, ~ the
course Of conversation, sai 4; have been under
civil government, et clesihstica government mil
tary government aud petticoat g0yernmen-and
like etticoat government the best
Gen. Sjckles has issued an order At Charleston,
5. c., prohibiting the disillaton Of spirits from
grain in the second military dsuict the offenders
are ecared liable 10 military punishment BY
MILL tary commission. he reasons for the order
are the present scarcity Of provisions. &c and bee
eause.this unlawful traffic makes food dear IN places
where large numbers are depending upon public
aud private bounty, Government is also derauied
Of a large amount Of revenue, and the authority Of
the civil officers is brought into contempt which
tend TO increase poverty and disorder