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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-12-08

The case of jeff. Davis was brought
up, at Richmond, on Friday, on the
motion to quash the indictment. r. IL
Dana appeared for the government and
Charles O'Ccnnor for the prisoner
After hearing the arguments Of the
counsel, Chief Justice Chase announc-
ed that the court was divided, he, Chase,
being in favor of quashing the indiet-
ment, and District Judge Underwood
opposing it, Thoreupon this division
Of the court was certified to.
Senator Pomeroy has prepared a
bill proposing an amendment to the
constitution enfranchising all citizens
Of both sexes, leaving the States to fix
the age at which any citizen may be-
come eligible.
Mr.. James VI McCartin, the Re-
publican candidate for Congress in the
Seventh congressional district at the
November election, has commenced
proceedings looking taward the contest
ing Of the election Of his successful OPP
ponent, John Morrissey. Mr McCar-
tin claims that Mr. Morrissey has not
had a legal residence in the country Of
sufficient length Of time to entitle him
to a scat in Congress.
There arc probably more houses
in the city Of New York that would
rent for the Thousand dollars per an
mum than there were forty years ago
that would have sold il fee for that
sum.
Reyerdy johnson says tbe men who
condemn his iawning on rebel iayoritea
suffer total disqualification by nature
to entertain and decide the question
which i rather rough On some taen-
~ millions q Americans
Voluntary bankruptcies after Janua.
~ lst viii not BE- accepted. unless the
dividends pay aity cents 30 the dollar
u the deliuqaeats ipdebts -acss, sud
naleas tbs written consent b pi9iaeed
q majority q tie creditors
A View York Joker Gays that New
York oity is u0W governed By Oakley
Hal. Taamauy Hall ard Alcohol
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-12-08

Nafte.sal's Nas.f1 s;z.ss kiasaas c. lssa O. fts
-.aaiia -sts. ttrss hssi ths raara <.ssss asa 81
tyaas3 f,sasres - ~ wesssrs uess'sbasFe o. he
FebHtsr5 shsetfas Sra - 5saasfy aua 81 she sisa
E aa8 fs7sn8 ~ ERIE phfss,pAs = ass'th shssaHs
rsaa snd papaes VI sslaAais salss sas @ esntsias
D. saa.aas g - aimlfslaa nsa5ai ,Hr,ttse ~ the
saases. lssseptisa saA gsIr 8 great tsassg 50 Az
sasga. d s,ahssoss large aoeaut % iub uastaa lag
isresNs ~ e. norsasnt, ~ tsshsay ~ usissflhs
fsfasu, ne rlshi,r, ana professional naa su3 ne
ssieaisaaps hass hsss @aae ia sgsh mstidant sid
tattHA-s H. sFs mast - lAhis o. eogvvs aua esa.
Prtsessisc Nsasuai Csisuasf
Tbs estarQ. ases, and extraordinary tsuHs5f rH,eis
81 Hsstsftss's sIss.5h assisfs ths siar}s ert. ard
slsurauee ~ taau hsif ths thrsissa varlA sfs
fy ss1 iorth H igs psses uaish sry Rs tsfssasfssa
~iH pi5.edal l3a.tFsii4Hs. valuable raspes fer IRE
hoassAal3 end FERN. haa1r1as sBgeda3se 500 aibsr
instructive ana amasns reading msstsf. af,iosl saa
selected AmoHE thc NnHaais appear uib The
orsaas 20 10 gest, uts asa bo she u,ass usehi aad
nsa b. Bal r.. a.ssas ssha o. s4ptas ta lbr Cess
lra Msaa..s 5y Of rfshafea. ra. p 90 ne nr5re.t
tasIer "a Resfsfttf'. sfaHassA Bifltrs rhr MT
TEEs ar sa,l ia eeey tity town aal ,Hsrg ag me
Iuited satss
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-12-08

Weston, the pedestrian, left Bangor
Me, on Tuesday, on his great walking
match to ST, Paul, Mimi, and back
again to New York, distance OF 5000
miles, his actual walking time to be,
emitting Sundays, Sc days. Thursday
night he stopped at Portland, having
walked Ito miles, and Friday night ne
arrived at Wakefield, n. H., 205 miles
distant from Bangor Saturday night
he was to be al North Dunbarton, N,
H., 2G5I miles on the way to ST. Paul.
All ferry crossings are TO be deducted
from the measurement of distances
Weston must actually walk 5000 miles
within the stipulated time, or he can-
not take the prize, which in this trial
is $4,000. Eight witnesses are to ac-
company him in carriages from the be-
ginning to the termination Of his jour
ney. lie will walk through seventeen
States, in one hundred and eighty. eight
counties, and seven hundred and TWEEN
ty. eight cities aud towns, and take g.
79I, 9J6 steps, all within one hundred
consecutive days,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-12-08

C.lsya IN INpuN WaEs-A compile.
,iou FROM olicial recors shows The cost
Il tho yal0as uara with che Indians
FIR Tie past forty years 10 have been
500 hses ead ogsr ST. hundred nal.
lsans q dollars. as iallows BiAsk Hawk
aar. 400 lives and s5M9.0a1 Tie
semiaole war. 1860 lives and tl00,001,-
0pQ. oldy 1910 q the Indians being
Warriors. a ar wssh Creeks end Cher
okesa aboul tie same time cost { lo<sJ.-
o0o. the Sioux wsr Il Is52. 800 lises
AMI SO 90 0oe, the paF e 1855. l00
llssa and seo0ooooo; the Cheyenne
var q lss7. so iires aHi abont 81
600 600. he Iadian troubles OF Tie Pa
eiGe slope f3r Tx last twenty years
about $50 coo os9. three earnpaigns
against ,Ae Nsvaloes so0oo,0oo The
Whole trouhle in Ncs MeEloo q which
tie lcas item ssrrs 3 part $3.50 oo1. 900
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-12-08

Congress met yesterday tor TIC short
session. ending the 4th Of March It's
sald there j. general feeling against
,ae usual Holiday recess. bat this i
among ,ao active aud industrious mem
bera. who arc thus early on band. -
When al get together. the idlers viii
probably BE- the majority, and We ez
,scl 10 sec Little done uil after New
Years
Fort Lafayette, situated at The en-
trance Il New York harlJur, was totally
destroyed by Gre On Tuesday last in
yol,.ng a ilss q many millions to the
country. TIE fire was accidentally set
by some wotkmen who were making re
pairs The fort was erected in 1872,
aud mounted so guns
The Sew York charter election on
Tuesday last, passed Oh very quietly,
and without unusual excitement, and
resulted, a. every body knew it would,
ID The election 81 Air. Oakley Hall 10
BE mayor, Mr.. OGorman 10 be Corpo-
ration counsel. and Of all the other can
dldatcs 20 the Tammany ticket 0ut
IL total cote Of g6.Oll, Mr. Hall re-
ceivtd 7G.0ji votes, and Mr. Conkhng
3o.960. giving the democratic candidate
5409i majority over bis republican
competitor
II Is stated that the contest in Mis-.
soar ior United States Senator to sue
coed NJ Henderson is yerg spirited -.
The moa prominent candidates in thC
faid are Gen Carl Shurz Senator lieu
do,sou ald d + Loan, Representative
from that State
Gov Fenton is still ia the fold 70,
The New York scaatorsbip, It's ssid
- e. 90 8cral bl.iol, however that
Soma % Morgan VIII DO returned BY i
decided vote.
Tie postal treaty with Great Brit
a.u. which roes into effect January 1st
requires twelve cents postage on cacl
lugio hotter Weighing helf 40 ounce
prepayment beng optional bat on an
paid letters Eve cents additional post
age viii be levied, Newspapers vii
pas tso cents on each four ounces
aud books, pamphlets, secds. &c, TIVE
cents for zach ouncc, under four, ans
above thai, at the rate Of six cents fol
each additional four ounces. All print
ed matter must be prepaid.
The Minnesota Legislature meets OF
January s A United States Senator
must DO elected within ten days after
ward The Legislature stands politi
c,dly 81 republicans to 10 democrats. -
The competing candidates for this po
sjtion are Messrs. Ramsey, wiz nsot
aud Dounolly. with the cLnnces in fay
on Of tho last
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TfIaSst ,rriuHaIr f.rts,la,.


srvprr IgyE KSows 90 81 tosr
4 terrible accident occurred on the
Ohio river on Friday night near War
sav. Ind The magnificent steamers
United States and Ametica. q the Unl-
tra States mail linz between Ciueinpaa
and Louisville coihdod a, Rays Land.
ing near the Indiana shore. about half
past II o'clock. aud the Uni.ed States.
having large quantity o. petroleum
on her decks, in some way Immediately
took Ere She was almost instantly
wrapped IN flames, which rapidly com
munieatcd to the America. aud in al
incredibly short time both steamers
were completely destroyed Not tbir
ty seconds elapsed after the collision
before tho JnHcd States vas mass u
flames ffom stem 70 stern, The Amer
lea might have been sawed bad she not
attempted 10 rescue the passengers on
the Uuited Stutes Those who wore
saved ONO tbeir lives 70 tie coolness
and courage q tie officers and crew o.
the America The pilot stood at his
post uuliltho pilot house was burning
around linn, when Be was driven on to
escape sufocation.
About IS cabin passengers, many Of
them women, were on the United Statcs,
more than hall Of whom are lost The
/ reports Of tho officers are yeay conflict
ing, but as near as can be learned IS
passengers, including 2s women, and
I in addition, seven Of the officers and
cabin crew, were lost, while only -four
ont Of % deck hands are known TO be
saved. The accident 10 attributed 10
mistakes in the whistles
Nearly all the passengers were resi-
dents of Ohio or Kentucky aud among
the names Of the lost only those oiRev.
Messrs. Paryis and Risely Of Now York
appear from east Of the Alleghanies. --
Lists of the lost aud saved are tele-
graphed, but they are necessarily in
complete, in consequence of the loss OF
the clerks register of the United States
Ole Bull and his party were among the
saved. and the wife of Commodore
Thompson and lady travelling with
her are among the lost. Vice Presi-
dent Smith of the indianapolis and
Cincinnati railroad rendered a special
train for the use of the wounded and
unfortunate.
The yawl Of the United States was
swung upon the stern dayits when the
deck hands made a rush for it, upset
ting it and throwing all in the river,
many Of them were drowned There
were So passengers on the America.
only one of whom is known TO be lost.
The wreck of the America lies against
the bank on the Indiana shore and the
United Estates in eight feet Of water,
about 100 feet further up the river
Major Smith, paymaster Of the Uni
ted States army and Col. George w.
Northrup, agent Of the Pennsylvania
Central railroad company, are also sup
posed to have been lost Ecight bod
les have been recovered from the wreck
Of the steamer United States, and sew
en- are so badly burned that they can
not be recognized. The steamer Ora
ham has been chartered, and will leave
this morning, taking skifls. drags, nets,
etc, to search for bodies.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-12-08

AcQUITTAL on CoLE, THG MURDmrR or
HIsoocK.-Ihe jury in the Cole Hscock
case came into court this morning, and
stated that they found the prisoner to
be sane at the moment before and the
moment after the killing, but they were
in doubt as to his sanity on the instant
Of the homicide. The Judge said they
mast give the prisoner the benefit 81
the doubt, and thus instructed, they
rendered a verdict Of acquittal.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-12-08

4 RElsoSAHIK DulAxp. The Nation
al Manufacturers Association has is.
sued a circular, calling upon tho tax
payers aud producers Of the country TO
use their influence with Congress, at
the coming session, to secure rcduc-
uoa 81 tic expenditures Of the different
departments OF government and
through that a dimnuliun Of taxation.
Ii tho circular under notice a petition
is given, which Tie people are asked to
Sign aud send to Congress. This peh-
ton asks Congress to act IS follows
Pass Zoe Civil Service Bill" Of
Huu Z a Jeuckea.
3 Conliss.e aud pass the new tax
lal reducing taxation wherever posi-
Tie
. Reduce expenses IN al depart
meuls, and decreaye the proportion VI
costly officers in The army and navy
Put INDIAN affairs IL the charge q
TIC Aag Department
; Lei .aads acquired ~ treaty from
tie Iadiaas oe sold Al The pubic land
olsass. and ~, IN large tracts to spec.
ua,8ga
& Grant - slbs.d,es q railroads
stop useless appropriations io'
eiElom houses and hospitals
ABORT measures e. turn the bal.
aa { trade ID our favor that Oh.
ea may IL iea al home IS : mean.
Ct ges44liE-g 6iAte payments
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-12-08
MANCHESTER JOURNAL
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J - faali sa's fs
vas ass atte pea - ass psgsr ais year.
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sasssas tai sessGs sFyal lhst i.sss 2 uia
p sps Pc gsw faasesaters }sgnanai 81
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Aate r e1s a7s 80 afs sn affrsfs sa1 shrft
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lsts }aa j. Ia
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-12-08

A RaroeT has been going the rounds
u ,he papers that II 4 Hclmbold has
become insane At the Dgs request
we cheerfauy give a denial 81 the state
neat as being utterly without iourda-
tuu.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-12-08

ST.. Adams BUTTER MARarr - Tuesdav
Dee. l. Butter has to-day made a still
further decline. Prices took wide
range, but good fall lots sold for about
40, and winter for aboat IS cents per
n0upd ......
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-12-08

Tie House oi Representatives Of Al
ALBANIA without tbs fears q white dale-
uusas5ou betore thosr eyes have r..
pesled tie laa forbidd.ag iutermArria-
ges between whites AL blacks
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-12-08

~ .
tlsteisi and Druggist ufia fears Experience ia
Philadelphia, sud Hov Toasted al hls Drag end
Chemical Nafebnusv a9t y oadway, New
York
From lbs largest Misunderstanding Chemist Ia tho
n am acquainted With Nv II II ligmisiid: be %,
oupied The DraE stsrs opposite mi f,sdtBoe snd
successful in conducting the business whpre Others hal
not been equality bfturc him. ha,t bseo iavaraUiy
Impressed vita his character and enterprise
WILLIAM WElGHTMAN,
Firm 81 Powers & WrgltmaH Manufacturing
Chemists, Ninth and Brown streets, rhtiadsl
IIFtu5aIp. Ftup E1aAct Bucnr. ~ vcalaes,
arsipg from ippiscUtien The exhausted powers ~
Nature which arr accompanied Is 81 many ulAuning
tymptlmsl nlang waich viii he Eund Indtspnstan e.
Essrti5n, l.uss 81 Mcmory Nakeflnes. uorIur % nls
% ForsbudiHgs Of EYil 10 fact Uuiyerssl lts.l
tolc Prnstraon, and Inability % enter Into the enjoy
mruts ~ soricty,
The Go stitutinn once anoctsa with organit weak
ness, requires the aid a. Medicine to strengthen aud
inyiggnie she syslenl which liElMBoLus ErrRAtr
RUCllt Invariably docs. lfuu treatment Is submit
ed To- Consumption or Insanity eusuea
llEtAnolpu Farm ENrHArr BUrnu, To- affections pc
cHlar g. Females Is uncquaed By any other prepare.
ton a. Ia Chluross Retention, Painlunvss o. sup
precision Of Cusionrrv Excavations rlcpateuaf schf
rus state VI tbs Uterus and all complaints incident 10
the sex whether arising tam habits Of dissipation TN
prudence In, Or the decline OF change Of lilo
lirtNuotps Ftrm EsrHAcf Brcnu' Avn INrrayrn
Eosf WASH viii fatigaly eNteruihaio from tbs aays.
tenn Diseases arts ng from habits Vt dissipation At little
expense, ttle Or no change Ia io no ipopnfenisnce
OF exposure completely superscdng those unpleasant
and dangerous remedies, Cupaiya and Mercury, Ia all
these diseases
Use llKLMHalps FluW EXTRACT BuCnu In all dspass
es Of those organs whether existing Ia male female
rom Whatever cause originating, and no matter Of how
long standing II IL pleasant in lasts aud pdaf, i'm
mcdacM w action and more strengthening than ans Of
the preparations ui liark lr1n,
Those suffering EoB broken-dUwn OF delicate oa9sus
tutinns procure The lpmeuy Ht once.
The roadpr must be aware That, however siiaht MAY
be thu attack 81 these dlseasrs Il h certain TO Affect
the bodily health an ncutAl powers
All The above diseases require tho aid ~ Diurs,lc
HElMkDIlgA n thg "a
fctlc.
Sold by Druggists everywhere PHtuE~ 81 20 per
bottle bottles t0r % o. Delivered 10 any Addr
Dcscrihe sjnptnms 10 all communications
Addicss II, f. HELMBOLD, Drug and Chemical
Warehouse hai Broadway, M y
NONE ARE GENUINE UNLESS DONE Ur IN
~ sterl-enHraved wrapper, with facsimile ~ my
Chemical Warehouse and signed
GINS II =. HELMHOLD
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-12-08

Halls GEooRAPHY AND HIsroBY OF
VERMONT This work for the use Of
schools in Vermont has been before the
public some four years. A new aud re-
yised edition has now been issued
which is much improved from the old
one The attempted conquest of Can
ada, an interesting history is included
in the present edition, and also bet
ter account Of the battle of Bennington
The geological pages have been simpli-
fed by A. d. Hagar, and other addi-
tionnl matter of interest, including a
brief OF the part taken by Vermont in
the late war aud an account Of the St
Adams raid. Indeed, the work is de-
cidedly entertaining for older people as
well as for students, G. w. Willard,
publisher, Montpelier
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-12-08
Use Rennss Pain.KilHng Magic Oil.

"IT WORKS LIKE A CHARM"
Every parea 10 THE town H rad it Cor lhelf pradl
we'll ~ their comfort II they hse krHnrs Pain
Killing Magic OIL when they hsyr the iea1seAf,
Ie0hAchss GhiiblHiae Agae iu h. Face aHa Jaws Lame
Shoulder, rheumatism, reisii-s, Bruises tfaiBps
Colds Efpup h3fe Tbuat shy palms ~ tilis nanrc
The ladies WlA end s a hitsslug e. relieve thrir
peculiar palns 10 q nAr - tHp tcst fiHss t. use n
thH iafsiY genera rJledg fsf any KIDD IL psInHi
disorder hHT - barn. ever ditr9vffrd AHd 1t Z
sean and dri aJ.s b. 8se Tee t freely SOLD - al
BrapelrLs Mere aaald and 1rsfers.
MM. nENSE
h3lr Proprietor aaa Manufacturer flitaheld, Mass
silt % Manchester - J. & ults. RsciHy Point ~
y w smlth-IgegN&s
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-12-08

Mhe whole upper Mississippi ooun
try 10 Minnesota IS eorered with ncar-
II two feet 81 snow.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-12-08

Masonic. The next regular Cunyocaiien n Ado.
uiFan Chapter viii occur ON Wednesday evening,
Dee 2, Al Masonic Hall. Manchester
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-12-08
SpeciaL Notices.

Masonic-The next regulaf Communication 81
AdOniram Lodge no, A., T.. q A NJ, will be held At
Masonic Hall, aauehoster Thursday evening Nov.
70, at o'clock. J. l.. COCHRAN, Secretary
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-12-08
TO PHYSICIANS

Tluh uf tHeFuIAb fAFEAlH httNt Jha
stbPraaa par1s ssa HNtiit Lese Ls8f. tUHtHs
81 NlrtU UtBRiEN
MupH 10 ltfFrtHkvtaN UuabH in taeHn. JaJarcr
EpHfgs, tF q 4tiaH 81 tftfa gHe siH C4teht .ks
tfaelsa b} tspAtg bl auas utsaiaea t5.u 3Bal
prf Hstie, tlH's'utAg sl1 ilts sasaF a enall lfa.
p.ftH ui sVint. aHH Haf HaIatsbI. Casa sht Hna h
uta. Iaf asHre pleflt,t SO bt iais aaa. asttaet
rG
NntAB, as prepared 81 RrBrs{rts eerarsiiy, 6 If
action ~ tsa4a aesreFs fsi {its atAw prizes plsi.
having HEFk sHd stai4Haus 3eg.etitd Nine % tle
utiar 81 iu=rrafynEa thf NHrbu iu uy lferHFa sos
pFedUula4ies, tho sHsjes aantj,l 1f iht uthra IA.
ETurHts added o. pfcteui tsgHifHtsfiHs uPaN b..
hntctisn Il ALI De- f0unA hs ta eA IlurtHte, mada
90 puAHnaeui ner ts " sytur ami therefore
ho usci ia eascs wbeip tteF Inflammation exists
10 this have tbe kHov lgge 90 ts Ingredients aud
the ian0e ul pfvparaiinN.
Hoping that beg wiil fyer it pith a trgt Hu} that
up9H disposition q AL Hcet wilh EeUt appreciation,
MLtM l..lIu- ~ nuutI.n...
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OLIVE BRANCH,
Henry Clay &'Empire State,

Also BOX aaa rAREOn srOYEs, fgr wood o.
e8lI Csil aad examine my stock.
Nln.n Do q 1869.
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Mr., Nutting asks SIC 900 for the Mt Anthony
site.
"A uan in woodfora Is enjoying delirium tire.
mens.
a negro boy named Williams, living at Chas.
Dewey lad his leg broken BY tho kick Of horse,
on saturday. the 2sth ulL
Mr. Rouse, about sixty years old, had two
ngcrs aud the thumb Of his left hand cue % by
SCOTS planor, Monday II last week.
The Good remplars o. Bennington dedicated
thelr hail Friday night the ildios furnished re-
treatments and an clegant silver water-pitehsr
~as press utod 10 thc society; tle society n0s
nambors over ls0 members.
The December term u the comfy court com
meaesd ita session at Bcnuingtoa, gu Tuesday
l4si, Haa. J3Ia rryai presiding
II. J. Aibro u b, auaugt0u, has what he calls
r5sa gaGsage ii q quite a curiosity, being Cow
cred Will HtEa cabbAgea. aboa. tbs sszo q slnali
apple, tr5ia tic bottala III.
Aneiher stone vas thrown through onc ~ the
stained glass windows 10 the Episcopal Church,
at Bennington, sunday evening u last seek.
Another exhibition II r13aanlaa ooearred Al
bennington % SATURDAY esgniag. the zslh lii.--
Three fgugAs er4z1d u.tA AqulE. named Eesper-
lively Hurley, Sullivan and I-ll4sr, lef North
Benl.iagtoa Il about O'Clock. anl proceeded q
masg . general assault u allaost every one Ties
met Fsrst, Asy wanted . asAt FscncAnan
Il Hias.i ilYi.is bat " bis Telling them Do sa9ala
u only too glad 70 accommodate theti thry con
claslsd 10 move GA. s1au sfier they met Mr.
Gsa nsIl1s. vhau they straek tsies sith thcil
whip utzi taeY came Up siiA ~. Hsasy Park
1F ana daughter. slglkiar the gifi - ssFAgely e
iha faea. lnmisar = uu4es sita iAe saiF, e. &
iaaeraie asa lfasi nA4Bor. 0a Mr. P.'s ezpps
tgsauag taih lAegp = Is tlesf conduct iley era
al him STA signss AID asis, hgt AklDs hi- nasa
Ard Qthegaise very severely III 4nns Alla ahtr
wa41s ihey a4st u Baslea. y tle AFa d lapa
nh Village and sGoiaeT m4n usrd erif4n
wAeus thes u onee astz.l 4 Ea1 esailaa Z
eila.s 81. aal4 llsl Eh , frse
lr.4rs i1s alas = ~ AiLf sfa ta
( baggs soatanlla he asaaAea saF,aa sac ssas
{ tafs.a8 tlfesiae iisr.e5 astl ala @ 81
Z rnsaa1. sAeff a4s ha4l sifacl 4 IS tt4-a s .
+ pa hlsa saia saas sas-s44t3 Ia x4-ea -4ait4 s
hAa g. tha n4lst pass sslas niatast 20
- laat. y fielsff tt4aEA BIS 4. SCI q aaZT s-s.
I'd gat 1taag iwp sashtau sfa Pass sfu
slou zsleg lrVettsl 3 satfag pffa z=i asslsi
aAts AH8 ea44ftsAa AsA 1855 Heif 4As1''sst
- Maaday ba4 a iinf' y feaIfe az s.af
+ bs4- rtsA teAs 4BusaarF bel Aiga aA1t iAf
Nstl k24s2 4@sk !. ga--
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A sad case Of suicide occurred ia SALISBURY
on Tuesday morning Of last week Mr Sidney
DIN, after breakfast wcat cut " his house, and
short time afterwards was found near one Of
the oul.building with bis throat cut from car TO
car, and lie extinct. The cut was frightftl one,
and dee tn must have onsuad almost Immediately.
Tic doe, aapd was one u the most uafght,
striight-sor sarl men IN tawn, and vas III crsal-
Is respected. Ii.g antimay aul sAsAiag death
has east gloom over tbs catirc mmalitg where
be resided Il is cpnil5 rcd s5tajn that Eve dire
deed mast have bseu committed III Temporary
Ut IT insanity, ar 1t caD Do hsonbed u go other
tangible cause