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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-04-01

The radical organ of the new city officials
undertook to bsmboozle people into the idea
that its ticket was composed of mechanics,
when in fact there is only one mechanic on
it.
Look at the democratic ticket: S. B.
Stoddard, a wagon maker; Jacob Ohlweiler,
q cooper by trade, who worked at the bus
mess for Is or 20 years, in this town; Pat
rick Grant, miller; Francis Woods, boot
and shoe maker; Phil. Mitscb, cooper, who
learned his trade in the old country, and
worked at it six years in this country. Ev-
cry man on the democratic ticket, but two,
is a mechanic. Only one man On the radi-
cal ticket is mechanic. Which ticket
should mechanics and laborers support?
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-04-01

being tall, robust man, and "fast travel
lar ~
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-04-01

Z SO - 4 1a&
8 A THIRTY-0SE PoUND PIKE.-The largest
pike we ever saw, was at Vests Restaurant,
to-day. 1t was caught this "wednesday
morning, by Pete Heverling, at Camden, IN
seine, and weighed 81 pounds 1t was
whale-Old Mr.. Pike himself Call at
Vests and see it. "
A few gentlemen amused themselves by
holding it at arms length, and some money
changed hands on its weight-the cigars and
drinks being paid by the winner.
POLICE CoURT.-At about half past three
o'clock this morning, Policeman Condor
picked up John Sullivan near the Rodman
House, who evidently believes with the poet
that
'sHe who drinks good barley juice,
And soaks himself right mellow,
viii live to be a rugged goose
And die'a right good fellow" 81
s He was pulled up at the police court this
morning, and pleading innocent of stamps,
was escorted to jail for eight days, to liquid :
ate little bill of 81 so.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-04-01
ENERGY BRICK.

A THINsON, MURDOCH d CO., will sell
n Brick, delivered, for eight dollars per
thousand, and are prepared to make contracts Tor
any amount ct eleven dollars per Thousand. IN
be wall, beilders' measurement jsnfdf.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-04-01

Railread Trains sEft e
LEAVE Chicaxo, Rock Tsland B Paoifs,going
East at 5. 30 A. M. and So r. M q
aaing West--at sos a. u. and Gas p NJ
Western Union, and stssIings& Rock Islsnd,
at 5.45 P. M s. M 8.
Goal Valley, about 100 n. NJ aud loo P. NJ
ARRIfET-Chicago,. Rock Island d. Pacific
frog the East, at las A. M.and $40 p. NJ.
From the West, at sos A. NJ aud As 2. M.
Westera Uaioa, ana Sterling y Rock Islaa q,
at 9.o5A. NJ & #EI IT'S
Coal Valley, about 4 A. NJ. and P. NJ.
Trains by Chicago tine, which is
aboat IL minutes faster than Rock Island time.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-04-01

PATRICK GRANT, though not known toall
our citizens, is one of the best men who ever
asked the suffrages Of his fellow-citizens.
He has resided In this city for the past few
years, and was, for sometime, the popular
miller at the Warner Mills. Last December,
when Sears hired the Warner Mills to make
his flour, he had his own miilers who had
formerly worked for him, and, of course,
had to keep them. This left Mr.. Grant with
out a situation. He is an excellent man, of
unbending integrity, and fully qualified for
any office in town. He deserves every dem.
ocratic vote in town.
THE GAS observation-disclosures a year ago
the Union was very severe in its censures of
a democratic city council for not reducing
the price of gas. Now that its party has
control of the city government, that paper
has not word to say. The contract made
with the gas company expires IN Few days,
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-04-01
pailp argus.
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Premium Job Printing.

Orders for-JoB PRfErMGwill meet withprompt
attention at the AReus oTiFicE, aud be executed
the very best manner and at ress onable rates.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-04-01

and various other articles of the kind, of good
quality, and at cheap prices. tf- =
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-06-16


The pemoursss seem good deal exercised 10
mina bcesuso General Grant does not resign the
position q General 81 The Armies, now that he L.
= esndidsis for The Prsstaeary. The necessities
Of the pabss esrvsns dumsna that there should be
an executive hsaa - our armirs. and do not
think The opposition viii say that better man
could be fcana tar ne F~isien sAsn he who oc-
oapies H. They have forgotten. perhape, that
Gen. 0snut u ~ acting uitheat president Gen
WiHheA Seott as che erPoReat Of Franklin
P,eres for tho Presidency and never theught Of
saeh sshine rsssgaine the Office d hrvvct Lieu
tenant lenasAl 10 the Quilted States Army, whils
0ea. MeClallsa, the Democratic nominee for Pres.
sdsal In is6a asa uss rusga haa eoasszlnsson until
aas day u eleeslon Ths eleossoa teok place GA
The sah " Nosemhes. lisa, and 6ien. Mcclellan
resignation reached tho War Department On The
sth. Hss place - MAJOR General vas allied BY the
promotion q Thllp Sheridan, whose commission
Is aassa On he day Of MeI1sllan's resignation.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-06-16
Correspondence
eUR WIZ I'eRE LETTER.

NEW YORK. June sih, 1868.
Ma EprroR Il have Teoonily visited the stu
dio Building in Tenth Stroot, and seen work
which will interest many Of yoar readers
THK SEDswIoE MONUMENT
All who belonged to the Sixth Array Corps dur
ing the winter of "a and 6S, will remember that
the sum Of slG0e0 was raised for the purp~e Of
erecting monument, ut West Paint, to the Essm-
DRY of Gen. Sedgwick
The committee whe had the matter in change,
engaged Lannt Thompson this brother Frank is
well aud favorably known to many citizens Of
your town. as the Artist b. msdel the statue
The model sill be ready for the molds On Ned
nesday, the tenth iast. Itis to be cast ia Phila-
delphia and Eil he ready for erection about
the l2th of Oct next II il Intended at that time
to have Reunion Of the survivors OF the corps.
Suitable notices Of the exact time, and the pro-
grnmme, will be given through circulars and The
papers.
The statue cannot be esteemed otherwise fAan
success and, TO unprofessional eyes mar
vicious likeness in size form and feature, when
VIC know that the Artist bad never seen Con
sedgwiok, aud only had photographs, and none
" %AShi i"H hhHdi " bhlub Hllils
The General is standing in position Of rest I;
attred ia dross coat, with sash and belt his
cap is in one Of his hands which rest upon his
sword.
The position IL good II indicates frmness
without stiffness, aud perfect self control Such
as wc might imagine Il ~ have been the day
Of bis death, AZ he stood reviewing the position
Of the enemy, at spotsylyalia, onE spot which
witnessed at once his fearlcssnnss and his saCri-
ice. Every member Of Tho Corps win ever feel
grateful 10 the Artist for having embedded No adj
mirably, form oDdeaned az was thai al Sedg-
wick, "The Pet Of the Bloody Sixth" To him
more than to suy stisor man were weindeAied for
that strict dicpline and spleDdod esprit de corps
which gave ~ such perfect confidence in our
selves an cur cause, and IN our commander and
made US terror to the enemy. He oosIdn't be
whipped in fighting. In marching, aud alas I IN
nsany other things OF which it We're q Shame u
lboaet and Tor which, I trust, Northumberland
70 ussne since retiripg 70 peaceful paths
Let M have grand rally neat ootASer. Lot
US drop tear, yes weep our full 20 the memory
Of our noble clsef; and beneath the shadow of
Of his grand form, and with his ounsedrsied spirit
lowering over uH, let us devote ourselves anew
10 oar 0ouuafg.s good aud 80 our goal,rgs God
.... . n S. u.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-06-16
R;e.cs Summary.

-.Tha oassanl mnalang 10 MiehigAn sEainss
Nsw ruuasaimaAaa. whioA pEgsiaed ~ nsgra sai-
fsaga. a me sisosipn IN AFsil. ems az.SA 10
vzas II aeassa
GEES IssshanMs, IN rusnnanna at arw orlsaha.
hAA essssasn slss p~wty~sipoasd I,seiaiAtHFe u
I.aassisaa 10 aassnahla, bad a~a Grant win prob
slaf cyansexmana thv urdeF. Bnohsnan balioyos
10 fshhrans nsshoa IL reconstruction. and 10 In
daspaesa b rsoaswAze engshlag Witch does not
pa Fsbsis 10 pyw~n
-~Ths puhHe dsss ssAssmsnt. far June, SHOVE
ths dsla bsAshg coin taserast u be % can s17 sal
aeta ksasing euFrsney lnaeress s2s. M, $40 ma
tafsd deht not pFesshted tor payment g. 80, soa
aetA boazing no interest ssis Ts3sse; coin in the
Treasury 80 ~ SIS can~ncy tls27e, I'D total
aslt Ices cash Ia the Treasury t7.5ie, 80. sss.
Compared uith tho statement on the first Of May,
tAls sh0ws an inctAsa % the total debt u about
sie0sopan, and Of Gods And carrusus In the Treas
ara " sboua si1eoaooe,
.-Tha long expected nomination o. Rsvcrdy
johnson AZ minister W England came in early OF
Friday. H. was confirmed without reference
% The committee On foreign relations, though Il
wAs Eensrsliy supposed that sumner woald OBJ
iced 10 This conrsa single objection would
have carried Il ovef.
Mr.. Rslhns. the Commissioner o. Internal
Rsvsnas, has written lsster 70 the Secretary Of
tbs Treasury reGgning HE position, his resigna
.ioa u lAks effect upon Tho confirmation ofhis
ee=sof The rvasoRs assigned arc, first, tha, hts
health has been Impaired by labor aud elose ap-
plicasioa 10 business. and second, the unsaiisfAe
tory working u the Revenue establishment in
Consequence II The conflict as 10 the cppoint
meat II suitable oAioers
Late cable aIspasehsa furnish an account Of
lhs assassination II Prince Michel la the publio
pssk a Belgrade ca Wednesday night Prince N,
ths THIRD wa - yeass old, being born on the iih
aignlty n rclgning Prisce d seryia By hrmAn
~ The suhliBie Posta, issued The Vth Of October,
isao. ne married in issi JalA, daughter Of
Count Francis Kethlos, then Grand Chamber
lam of tho Count II Austria. An elaborated dis-
patch says che assassination 10 In Home way con
nnessd with the poVaiax disturbance. ~ actual re-
volt, existing la Bosnia, the western border Of
sarviA, from the last week IN May, since which
time the Bosnian movement has assumed larger
proportions. OumAH rachA operating with .
strong fsne of Turkish cavalry for its suppress.
don. The PRONUNCIATION Of the sultan's plans Of
reform, accompanied ~ an announcement from
Consianlsnople 70 ths effect thai Prince Michel,
ia Fecei1ing a depulAtioa from the Christian
communities, declared that be wished
that every ene IA bis domains might be able 70
rise even 10 the rank Of Grand visior, without
distinction II creed, have also tended TO inlame
siruag party feeling In the Turkish provinces
and the Prince Michel may have been taken on
b. che hand of some fanatic u the old school pro-
sincAls, az he Is sAla 10 have been friendly to the
idea II prsgEeas la Turkey.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-06-16

WouLp JuDoE CnAsE DIvIpr THE Nj
GRO VoTE ~ Dir Harris, tho eloquent
North Carolina negro orator, said on
this point IN his Fanueil Hall speech ~;
Now we are told that # the demo
cratic party nominate certain candl'
dates there IL fear among some that
they will divide the colored vote. Now
my friends, let me assure you, in the
name Of II 900 colored voters in Mort h
Carolina, and | think / can also assure
you in the name Of the 100000 loyal
black voters in the South, no candidate
that the democratic party might reach
down and bring up Daughter; no can
didate that the democratic party might
reach up and drag down; no man who
breathes the free atmosphere Of heaven
who would accept the nomination at
the hands Of the democratic party, no
such man could obtain the support 81
the black people Of the South loud
applause). As have said before, ON
another occasion, il the democratic par
ty were to nominate an angel we void
not vote for him, in that the very fact
Of his accepting nomination Of the
democratic party would be evidence Of
his being fallen angel. (Laughtorl.
And, in my humble opinion, he would
have fallen very low when he shall fret
rest on copperhead platform. Re
newed laughter
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-06-16


dinner table Ties aeWR aew e.@
carefully nsrsi icib1 mir, o. iais
ihc crop aad Is uaw dtaw5n aq
clww,ls At ll. n,tms ia B,hlaa9 II
iisls animal isa deception &o As
titm = glpvrr a,d verh ,Hs pf "a
admission i siAa Epualat i,ebr..,ls.l
liuua rooster u = upihnt4 i tbau
the a,ghlh spuflrr u iHe wut,sl = tha
original essk a.aepjle.8oo. With us
eruw omitted
Gas uso1 IS H.. Oes Nosavtuo~
fbs is uilat Com Grant ara,s e. sn
otl and personal iflrud b liHuns n
isGt 10 r,lty 90 au inquiry 4 auiar
aBy circumstance ,e vvald allows bs
name 81 h usol As candidate 81 tia
presidency
NASHVILLE Tenn. January % 1854
Hon v Morris Dear SIR Your
letter of tho 1a,a q perembpt ldil net
receive until tive days agr receive
many sbeh but % net snswsr Yours.
however. IL wntten n sneh kindly
spirit, aud ~ yau ask Tor an answer,
opu6dontially viii uol V,lhh,ld i
Allow nae 10 say, however, that am
not polluciau.n never was, and hope nos-
er 10 he and could not wnte a politieu
letter My only desire il 20 serve the
country Ia her present TRIALS. 70 DO
this eilicientiy 4 Is necessary 10 have
the condolences 81 the army aDa The pee-
pile | know Of uo way 10 better secura
this end than by faithful performance
Of NV duties. SO long a. | bold my
present position do not believe that
have the right to cntleise the policy Or
orders Of those above me 90 W. give at
ttrauce 10 views ~ my own, except ~
the authorities at Washington, through
the general.iu-chief of the army In
this respect know | have proven nay
self good soldier In your letter
You sny that anyo IL IN my power 10
be the next president Tins IL the last
thing IN the world desire | would
regard such contamination MS being
highly unfortunate 10 myself, II NOT for
the country Through Providence !
have attained Ia more than ever hop
cd, and with the position now bold IN
the regular army, il allowed 70 retain
it, will be more than satisfied Ger
talply shall never shape sentiment. or
the expression of thought, with view
to being a candidate for Office Iscarce-
IN know the inducement that could DO
held ont TO me 10 accept Office, Ind IN
hesitatingly say that / infinitely prefer
my present position TO that Of any civil
Office within the gifts Of the people
Tins is private letter 10 you, not in
tended for others TO see or read, DO
cause | want TO avoid being heard from
by the public except through acts in tho
performance of my legitimate duties.
have the honor to be, very respect
fully your obedient servant,
u. s. Guam.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-06-16

Tbs ptessas poaltsoa ami s.pfimsHas u Chief
JssIaes cAsse apoa Important poIisAoai questions
are alsainesiy defined ~ shs fello~ins letter,
shicA VI szks fruu the ysw YorA lkgasd
wasatxarox, y. C. MAY 81, isss
~ psar ST. Yes are saghi IN teIsvvsng that
shali nsvrr aa.sdon ths srcNs prs~aPlss fOg DE
saooaN. Il ~hscA have givca ny ensire liz.
sdh@se "a my cd cs~.a II egaAl rights without
oBs - o. tiiale u ahssssuuat ! shah be glad II
Ne psw psosessoss q thss cFV~a Sslhags 70 il -
tallAsaay aa. ksnsrea b. the teSreut q invee.
tises b whlch Al arrneAad slasoes every hsng
alleged - fsct IL fslssheod oui a the Whole ciotA
wAerp a. alieKsslaa hss ts,e sacs n q the "a,
"a - perverted sad harvested thsl a teoeBss
fAls*heaA Iknea 10 raasip for al slsis. stceps
ia aissVpmniaesa that i@Pe4eAsnsat has not
lAss hs p~cssA ssnncsa. eoaYsed wssk 3 beAsf
tAai Asvs aoss spsnssAiAs 10 ptevsAs IL hslhg
seecess. have nos baen 9 partisan = in-
reAeAmaai. esFtaaalFI bal hsss - been pa
tAsAa 81 lhs ashsx aAa. AsrFaasaang asaecs ovuf
lbs sssal. NJ ooaassanns islls - shai | haze
been stssraiy iaupMrtsAl And | en- snFe thai al
Csc vho Feean shs rsPess 81 ~ -. Isdsys4a.
nlly. hare ny aansSsasaas aaA ogzninnA, bss
base vagy sslAnm gives atsNrznes - sAan- In
decd AZ nj shanl sAs e.~s Ia aay q ss asfeess.
k&s hesa sAe s@aasei 4 eaassseesloA bet~esH
fayeslf kad maase than fpzs ex Eve ssusiort Ard
sAsa oaly assaAay saa hsbaAs Ne seaaias vsii
sAs tAai ANss smght b ihsa~eus ksm. rs
Faal srsgDd a de@Hncs.aaaa is fAst | have sos
haea paEsaaAa e esExarssaz. sa4 It's dsaznaaa.
taos An NstliaW is hNas. ThsY ss&E 6s~oxnns
ans sAsAss ms. AnA rrsA ne sus Il u pszss 4
tAss sAesas ! iulAaw ~ Cd hgAt. - lAs nss.
AAaa sas ervsaaFansnss a ~ fasasa Esg y
kneN So axa4hN sApura nux eaass - q .
eaaAaAais ~ a1AsH a@NaA Il weai&. AosxsEr
er~tafs ae sHaeeaaaxiy ( tAs As@paatAe EmFss
wuaia aAka gFS~pa whseA sEsaad ausars sAs psstg
sgaAnai 81 sisasapsM b ssAsssa s6s EssnaFls a
uAasFeaas sssEsAes susaAanAe4 h saEAa. ED e b.
sssAsAAsAe& Ia - tAs ss4sAsx~ nnassliatAaa.z.
zAa@. lAask. sss fwtzFs 4 ~ Esssa aauss -
vh,gA asvs lat.assa - luags soaiA h seeaEs.
Ans shsUla - Fusrsa ~ sl'seaos sfaan Paatsosl
= g..
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-06-16

4 LIyIs9 HEtDLEss RoosTEn An IN
natural curiosity Is ou exhibition IN
New York II consists II q game cocl,
whose head was cut Of three months
ago, but which, strange to Say. still
lives, moves, walks, eats. and performs
the ordinary functions 81 isnthered
biped 4 wound o. scar remains where
the head was chopped Of, AID the bird
walks round IN care and shakes iteeli
showing that there Is some nJhEe Po~-
er inside The covering # ieathsB.--
Several surgeons and doctors visited
The biped the other day, and pronounc-
il a clear deception. proving to their
own satisfaction thai for scientific rea-
sons the bird could not possibly east
without his crauintn But there 81 God
tie bealiess animal. a living c5uflia-
ton 81 their learned acquisitions Dr.
Pa ksr u tie Msdie.d Colleee, says
that Ia tlsriy DAYS be cen produce a
phenomenon exactly similar 81 that on
exhibition. Among tie distinguished
sargpts present Aas Mr Henfy Begh.
whose ten e boarl reeolied a. the idea
u toe BODY walking around without
the bead liz wrnt awfv, hospsef.
satisfied that there wns % crptl3y 10
aaitnals pf4ctics4l Tie heed SIS. eut
%. together a8ih the AeaAs = iaar
brother rH@ton, Aslui lhfre months
ags - Bsre,n. y Tlais oue esespad.
as,d 49, iosB9 faa hpasr ailei aa.k-
nag sloui. ths tlaaA cenaais,l ah tbs
seBd a}tie Tee beiite 81 iss hess fsf-
Al
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-06-16

F1B FE.s-LEr I.rsURRECyE2.x GREY.
Eve.


THE Toronto Globe Processes be- hass informa-
ton, on authority boysnd disputs thas the Feni-
an movement 81 Canada hss actually CEN aienctd
II says that flrcos are actually being cvseentrst-
cd al Buffalo spd ether poipts. Fsrty Fenisns
Sert fron Port Enron 70 Bufalo ~ wsy Of She
Grand Trunk Railroad Tuesday The raid Is
Possisie any day after the 2oth fns The Giobe
calls on The Government b Greer iHss tts iiela At
once the whsls volunteer and regular fierce ofibe
country.
seizure % arms Al 81 Adams. Thrrsday. by
tht United States government il rsrsrtsd---
6usfds frnBs the tfasS Trank bnFsGe sell arm
81 have been statioaed u each end " tie Veto
ia bridge a xsatfeal Tks ffty-tAifs rtgi meat
has been ordered % leave Lsaasr % ssc 18th
inst flT Qaebec
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-06-16


T4ds tossl As nai pnoash 10 securv the election
~ % volss allowing "a ths stSias 10 be- ooun,sd,
We aAn gtt thsse vates IN Pennsylvania, With siH
10 sgars ohio xould give them n every o,her
ssale 10, nAnaed should 60 for the democrats In
aishna sn8 Sew JsFrey would slsD make up the
requisite Enmbef. !, va TINS be sepn that New
fUFk PrunsylyAnis, Oiia ard Indisnns. mus, be-
carried hy the demyornis az thsy will he hasten.
In these stRtns there i Al least an even chance
fta ghe republicans 10 carry them an and strong
pruhahilty that they viii secure q majority Of
ilsm Il al srepts.
The great political battle ground Win he IN that
der q states oEianding ffom New York 10 lndi-
sns and ~ Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Ths
democratic managers win make desperate etforts
in Ill u these states, knowing that 10 be their
only chance. In thess states they win lavish
their noncy, and seud oat speakers, but The ~
pablieAna viii give them = siubborn hgha, kEow-
ing equally vel The grcst interest 81 stake, But
il viii MOI answer for the fvpahliosns TO be lake
warm or langaid Ia other states. They mnst b.
up and doing, contest every state 10 the utmost,
and MOI only cndeAvcf b elect Grant, bat see
which state viii give The largest majority.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-06-16

The trial u Hiram Milsef fsr The murssr ofMr.
All Grs 1oshaa @, GowlHg a, WeAihers4sid, VI,
near A@eaisaFvlie ia gsis ofiast yoaf, eoaaanssie-
81 before the Winds@g eoenty esSrt IN goodstoak
% TUESDAY, tna va. concluded Fnasy, Judge
BArrst' prvsiaed and tAs o&ss shs ably eanAact-
ed ga both saaes ths part u the gererament
~ States Attorney nAlnSsl 4. FHgres, Assisted
By john ,. Dean and saerhsn NJ FiHFrss. 3sd On
the p2rt 4 ths dstease - warsn G FreBeh shd
Normal Psal Tks ussi created aseh stestansarl.
The svidsnee was ~ sr~ns n . lease ~ daubs
u ths pftsubars Faia. 1fssf tsaag %; elevea
mlausesr tAs iufy bfughs IA = verde, % gently
Miiler sEhsiAted iistle anEisty dsriag tse tFal.
On Asaax sesGaaoek - - hHae "a ths last Frsdag
Il IMne. isas, hAs eaHAstsaanos waFt eSpFsssaaa
Eaare 4 deasnoe thMa NsyssA iae eiso
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-06-16

epssulsssae - fAss Esssl .ssss e ~ I'Fsaafa.
4 asusese : ssts sssisg,s fszl ssEx aiaAs 3
= rsessst asss e sssst Ests SCISSORS ~ -
assiaat a ttsars sil is assfsi - siss~taE vhsrs
= rssa tstas srasans a ~ nssssws SO ts.--
~ eatifs nur.sss 4 stsss h tkss siaesafsi sd
e. pes8sss 80 waxss 3asas skAE b. fxosm.
tssarsst. 80 ~ tis q vhsrh - Sst eas1ssitass
ue5a~siy. Ths ssstsa ses tE a. unssH viz gfvs
20 votes d new seFus pFraslas sllts ~ hai
risfrs 4 ihs esnsAss ssass@ YirrauiSs Figssds,
- Tryss eta ~ taniissA ~ tisae % pgas Ia
ne al sSsetsas. T4sss wfs s&d ~ ssssss raAksng
fhs vbsss nuns NJ ~ Il y naoeaaarY ~ nae
.ssis Aeslr2lkssos b oFdey - agsasie ~Aseh Say
ftsse STATES vtl cass ftEif susaz. that may
ssoaFtaia whsry d viii b. hsssNsry b lsy 1ui De
rsass wa'f Il i aaaseaea b. sirass hea' posted
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-06-16

LOOK ~ YouH CgIAis Now rs the
time. gays an exchange. % eleaR ap
your ceilars a. II is work that should
not be left until The warm weather is
upon rs BY this time any vegetable
matter ltft remaining will deeomp0As
and produce au atmosphere m0si dele
terious 10 honhh The meat stanAa
should be emptied upon the asparagus
beds o. manure heap. and must not bs
thrown any where else, 40 the brne viii
even In uees Is thick as AZ arm II APP
pied ID large quantties Jbs csilsr
should BE- tho1ouhly wbitswasied SD
FURNISHED up nice enough dine 70 il.
4 filthy cellar ~ nn ataminaton that
no bousekeeper that has any claim u
tidiuess, will allow b. remain nj bear
longer iuan can bee belpsd The heaHh
If the entire family may l,o endangered
by II aud We have no doubt tia, in
MANY instances feseia barr rssultsd
frgin nuRarfautabie neglect 10 thia
matter
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-06-16

JAMES BuoHAsAss Will. The viii Of
ex.President Buchanan gives $4,000 TO
the poor Of Lancaster, IN addition TO
the $4,000 previously donated, $1,000
10 the Presbyterian Church, Lancaster,
$4,000 to Esther Parker, housekeepsr
Of the deceased, makes some other
small requests, and distributes the rest
Of HIS property among his heirs. The
estate is estimated al 100000, Tho
Wheatland property II given TO HART
ct Lane Johnson, niece Of the testatof,
for which she pays $4,000 out Of her
rssiduary share Of the estate. VIVA X
Reed is said 10 have 81 900 10 pay the
expenses and secure the publication of
biographical work ii deceased, and
10 Mrs Mary l.. Reed, wife q VIM. Il
Reed, the deceased gives 5000, leg
acy for her separate use and benefit, ~
q compensation for the work Mr. Nni.
b. Reed bias undertaken 10 perform