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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-05-19

MAGNOLIA WATER. A delightful toilet article
supepor % Cologne, and at half the price.
WORMS TROUBLE HoRsEs. Symptoms
stares, eyer dull and glazing, great appetite
Cure-Sleridans Cavalry Powers.
lohnsons Anodyne Iinimeni Is the most de-
seryod'y popular medicine Of the present day.
ts usefulness if not limited 70 any people Or sect.
but il j. used alike by the rich and the poor the
educated and the ignorant
Al who need physic take rarsou's P,rgatiye
Pills. II your system is ID al unhealthy state.
two y three q Parsons purgatige Pills viii bring
it round 81 night
No wonder that ~ many worthless medicines
arc advertised for tho cure u various Diseases
and when hied found wanting. that toe Invalid
loses 81 islth ID specifics. We have st 10 learn.
however, = lhe first failure Of gix8fs Balsa6a ~
va cAeTy, 70 cure coughs coidr, and pulrnona-
~ disease.
Severe sore throat and Dptheua & quickly
cured by using Reuues Magic Oh freely. eaathe
tie neck siih three ar four thieksess1s II flannel
and keep il wei wlth the Magic oil gargIe tbs
Threat missed with Natcr o. tahe 3 litile dear
and swallow slonly folIoa IN this until cured
For sale ID Maaeleatsr - l. c. Orgis.
Iho g1eai aaleuahaf s.ae consumed by The Ia
dies % dressing aud 4uaaglag their lair mtrst
nala aug araea whieh waall lassem their labor
particularly desirable. Riggs Vegetable Andre
ia ls4fes tas haly b SUCH eoadltiaa a. q reader
tEe dressing zud arranging very easy matter
Il imparu 81 it that sgleaat1 gl9asy appearance
~ NufA aaialrsd. elcan1es flie ecasu from Ia
harafs -aa rfeFeaEs badness pFamosaa ~
groat4 -a3 restores graz la-f q IL Original oal-
of
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State Items.

One hundred aud nineteen additione are re-
ported ID ter Congregational Churches IN this
State, On sunday May'3d.
Gov. Page IS going to build an elegant resi
denoo ~ Rutland 70 feet square, two stories high
with French roof and towers 70 feet high. Al an
expense Of 81, 600 Or moro.
Last year Vermont churches contributed IA
the Edncation society sl9i77, while Young men
from Vermont received aid to tho amount n 1900.
This year the Society proposes to raise 1900. az
an increased number Of yoa0g men propose to
study for tho ministry.
Judge Poland has been appointed member
~ the select committee, % investigate charees
against AIr. LAonneliy d Minnesota
a fire occurred al the works ~ Cobb Brother.
4 Co, Waterbury, on the morning II tho Izth
inst, resulting Ia the destruction N their psint
shop and portion o. their machine shop.
Geo. Hopper n rutney hiss lost within Il
laat I've weeks oger 80 sheep. mostly yearHaQs
and tro-year olAs. 5lr Hooper hss siues soiae
. them after thoy Rerl taken siok and could not
get drop ~ blood from shem. NJ. Il. ". Paint
Or has losi sone twenty ia this way. They eaa-
not Ell ibc eanso II Ga, q yet
The Rutland marble company have purchased
The marble mills az ssllm u. T.. ana have 5s.slt
q large steam saw-n5l at their Ragsad aaarries.
Tie animal pradaet II both i about $4,000 feet
q two-iuel saved marble. and tN5 others n The
same capacity Afe sgppled IRON tie same source.
Ib.s L BY iaF the largest business IL thal Hne Ia
Calte4 states
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Ash So ststs rsias 81 q. s Halsy.
Fusas halslsF T.sa q neses 80 a. seut
observe iae bsslae e TIE Hsstea4 Nss5ua
lsaak u Mas bsssef pali.si.sa q iias issae
W. uaaAlessau.sns % shs aiient.oa 4 aa
readers a. aaitshsefHeut = b. s. sargent pho
iasgafbe, e Fsel4sg naat Hs uaaaes ss,asl'
ever sEe saa stgls = p4-isr, aaa b. vera y.
teAeff g.sea res3 sshsfaeslan. Dos tis us8
iaeutg 9age Dc vB pat IS pe.afes 6 ra.lat.
pr.abs
The advertisement 81 ian8ans 4 O.. Il Iui
Ind sssf q foaad "a ts-lags JctaNt14 Me-ss
Z % hFa extensive dea'sfs la aagr. grain
sseds, hardware. bus. srmsat. paints. oils. iroa.
Z steel powder ieaihef and rlhier betting. eie
aad ue ran assure oar ua6srs fhai a. btter
place . purehass iliese goods czn le found b
/ Sc state
II another cllamp may g. found De aattl-
tissHent g tho hFuelef fioasr Nse lark It
siii 'e al'sevod nat + Il oys, Esq., X this
village e ale 4 ille propTietafs q that housc.
- having recently Geoaue Interested Ia "a.
Hovcyer much Nc mas dlsIke Is lose f1r ans
pprton u the year ON most active and public
spirited aiiaen w. are glad ~ know that b.
docs not Intend 70 wholly dessert Manchester.
e WA spend ihs sunmer here ID charge u ,he
Equinox H3use and 4 j. believed that his con.
naciion With one = the beet hotels 10 New YORK.
will result beucGeally 81 the GUNNER business
Il this place. We wish him abundant sqccess IN
his neH business relations and that ne "spiug.
Ter under his management viii be one Of the
~ n.s.ag a.. y -
ton.
Rev William c. Bowon, having recently ac-
eepied a eall from the Congregational Church in
Wardsboro. has removed from saudgate to that
place. We take TIE liberty topublish Che follow
ing private letter received from Mr. u
Mr. Editor Having changed my field " labor
from saudgate 70 this place, am deprived tho
privilege of perusilg the Journal Cannot be
satisfied 10 endure such prisaton. / Therefore
write for the purpose q having il sent to me
across the Green Mountain. Since ms removal 10
this place, have often thought Of former pleasant
asa ucations on your side Of the Big Hill partie-
ularly in Dorset, Manchester and Sandgate.-
Friends good and buc have left behind. Shall
never forget their kindness aud Heaven forbid
that should cease to remember them In my
prayers. Receiving an urgent call, and that re-
peated again and again, il seemed that Providence
Indicated az to what was duty. Being fully per-
suaded, therefore, that there was an urgent de-
mand for labor, and with the conviction that per
haps might here labor in the cause Of my Divine I
Master to some little advantage, the step was ta- /
ken, and the change effected.
-. b. Smith, Esq, clerk Of school district No. I
1, Manchester, furnishes the following statement I
IF the amount Of sugar made in his district this /
spring. Ii viii be observed that this is the Iarg-
.et Arnnunl InaLln IN - ll.Lint - u.,...ut.A
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The national Methodist conference. in session
at Chicago, which devoted nearly week 10 de.
bate as to whether colored delegates shonld be
admitted, refused to give an hour, Wednesday 10
prayer for the Senate. IL the Senate past pray
ing for, OF are these not the "efiectual, feryent
prayers Of righteous men n
There If a paper church near Bergen, prus-
sa. which will seat nearly 1909 persons. The re-.
ieyoe outside, and thet statutes within. the roof
the ceiling, the Corinthsiian capitals, are ali a.
papier-mache rendered tos-proofby ssturation
in yitrol, lime water whey, and white Of egg.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-05-19

New style Of Trunks at Bradey'a
/ DANDY About three weeks ago a gold watch
valued at $3.50, and two silver watches, were stol
en- from the residence Of s. L. Griffith Of DANNY
and no trace Of them discovered until fow day,
since, when Mr., Gs hired man found them, care
fully concealed in grain bin in his barn. The
fellow who took them had evidently become a
penitent thief and placed them within the
reach of the owner.
The following officers Of Cushing Lodge 81
Good Templars; Of Dandy, were installed for the
ensuing quarter on the evening Of Nav 5tb by
Deputy Tabor:
4. G. Baker, W. CT.
Emily Green, W. r. his.
Mary i. Williams, W. L. HIS
Il. A. Picket, W. VT
J. y. Tabor W.
Emma Broughton, W, A. S.
II. V Howard IFS.
Amanda Green, ". T.
= A. Bronght0n, W. G,
+. II. Millard. WIN.
Ella 9. Bruer, W. D. Bf
Mrs. c, A. Woodward. w. I.G.
NJ. r. Willard. W o. q.
The subject Of the following notice. which wo
clip from the Brattleboro Record ana Farmer. was
formerly an employee in this office. He remain
cd with us but short time however hardly
long enough i would seem 70 become thoronphiy
possessed Of that love for truth and conecientious
dealing which characterizcs the lives Of all
worthy graduates Of the printing Office.
ar. George W. Bolton, young man hailing
from Middlebury, in this State Who recently came
70 our village highly recommended. aud engaged
a. canFaSser Tor popular book nov before the
pubhc, attempted, On Friday evening last. 10 get
out q the village with the property Of other peo-
pie in bic possession. He procured pair Of boots
p Mr. g G. Frost, and two pairs u shoes az Mr.
Perrin simonds-''to Try on = got carpet bag
ana some aeck tee Of Mr.. II. L. Taylor in Union
hioek,--to see bow he liked them, checked the
osg, containing the boots, 70 Ratlaad On the last
Train, aud would have gone himself but he was
watched Ho went to the Revere House and reg.
sieFed his name a. Williams, bat was waited %
y Ut. Tayloy's clerk Charlie smith. who rot a.
md laekAnife from him for the carpet bsp
sorth Il sad also got back Tie neek tles M
sinonds succeeded 10 recovering bis tso psiys Il
'h"est and NJ e. u Pratt where NJ Bolton had .
l'eA boarding. took his coat NJ. Bo.ioBa re-
laef'--'' uiill morning, when be would par hinl
= he owed Mr. prait fos board. Morning. came
~ NJ Bolton lad baltod ia his shssf sleeve.
Ahea Last heard from lie vas Il Bellows Pan
hlil4er hs had walked % Saturday. asking ride
q haila1s saying ihai ~ had tasa "a SEA Is nrat-
'eoaf9- ~ Priest itegaphe8 to GauAnd AND
's'4Fefea ~ taais, and n0w hss tAe bag Il Ais
-. '''oh rtleh NJ Bolton esq have l5y paying
~ fnass ior sAe cxIasnse Ae has Incurred + t.e
fsaasses re hops au4 aelege. thai Ills l. tie
ri eaeuse q tue haa tbat yaae Bolton -.
ssa guliig q, and We trust It va be she lsst
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ran Elsersss ~ rns .ss ~.



t'ue Grsats eesuuetifAHan 3 the senate.
Noaieslay sagfses tbs sausaa rgp.sts tom
gaze ailrl8 aaasasraara 81 fhe saaih. Cen.
s hoAsd Fnoffs ibe whole noal.t = vagars
Registered s. NivKtpia a. 4ss.n8 & uham laaui
ars whites $50 tas sSg oalsyel. 81 uass Hus
whites sna iges7 black. Ailo3 e. vett oa me
question e csihae easranHea 1a4s.ue hym
tile taa as' aaa afhe5 data tl.c uuabeg 81 ubiles
- hiici o reg sttf Is i6aH There is ae re-
poft q The uuuster disfaBebisA1 IN yirgia.A us,.
der she roc9ustructiaa lava
aah Candy reported los,en whlic ami 52.a3a
eaiarea voters ln North Carobba. nearly al =
wbom voted Il Is estimated thss ia477 whites
sud go blacks fsiisl b register, aud II tbess
u 6,8 whitos ARE disffanchfNod
II Georgia - SIS shitc and a5fGs e3lorcd ~.
taf Rrp registered. ~ whom eo st8 wlatos and Qi
rs ool5r,d tAilol 70 vote. i0no whites are dis
frauchiaea and 81 500 refused % register.
Ia Alabama there are Gl.s1s eAito and lel SIS
blaah yotors. 81 whom sl lss vhite and a2a4T
oal1red failed 70 vote, There are 30 data o. show
ths number disfranehtsod
10 Florida few ar disfrsuebiaed sNl noariy al
are registered and voted Tho number Of whites
y il,alA ana ~ blacks lhp}3
Con iiiiem says ttat m data was kept from
which % ascertain thr number II voters 81 each
color who registered n Mississippi
Ia Arkansas p .6si ialird d vote.
Gen. Hauoock reports that a5,2is whites and
81 436 hlaeks were registered Ia i.auisanua. and
Fl this number 81, $50 failed 70 vote bus IN what
proportion as 10 color, tho general says that he
e unable 70 say, nor can he report how many are
disfrauehised
Ia Texas 59,683 whites and ~, l97 coloro voters
are registered, Of whom 757 whites, aud q, a82
blacks voted. The number DISTINGUISHED cannot
be ascerta inod
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-05-19

a HrRoIc AeT. Tho Troy Tines relates tn,
following act Of heroism on the part Of fireman
on the New York Central Railroad
"0n Saturday last Stephen Hefelman, fire
man Of the Central railroad, performed mos
heroic act by which he saved the life Of 2
little child Who had, with a companion, strayed
upon the track near The first mile post on Green
Island, and been deserted by her larger eompan.
ion when the train came along. The little girl
sat upon the rail paralyzed with fear az she saw
the ponderous engine bearing down upon her.
threatening instant destruction Heferman saw
the child and at the risk Of bis own life. climbed
over the engine to the cow-catcher and as the To-
connective came upon the helpless little thing, he
reached down, matched her from the track. and
lifted her uninjured upon the engine The act +
worthy Of all praise aud reflects the highest cred
1t upon the cooneFs, courage and humanity Of
the young man who 80 nobly rescued the child
from death.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-05-19

The result q the little dinner party st chief
Justice Chase. the oser day. il said b lave been
ias following 'slate F5r Frsrt4aHi. salmon j..
Chaos FleeFresldeui TansbuH aeere:aty 81
state SEWARD SECRETARY e ile treasury. Person
den stesetar5 q var. Aady gohn151 astornay
gena'al Lraris secretary u tae interior. D.5slt-
u and post master senarai, Gen s4m. Carey a.
ohio. The rsp. rter who furnishes thls s.. 81 eas
aP sss lass 'tae sles M sf thia program d.
Ieals -P9a iAe ae4l-ti4l d! the psraideBt Il
Goes ratAer.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-05-19

VERMONT MEDICAL SOCIETY Vie semi-annual
meeting Of this society will be hello at Windsor on
Wednesday and THURSDAY Juno 10Th and 11th.
commencing at 2P. N. on Wednes da.s Subject
for discussion, Typhoid Dysentery." DR.. 0. r.
Fassett OF St Adams viii read paper on that
subject. The address Of the President. DR.. Il. N.
= Morgan Of Bennington, win be delivered on
Wednesday eiiug, and VIII be followd by So
eiai reunion Of physician, residents Of other States
who are natives of Vermont An such dispersed
around the globe, are invited TO be present at this
gathering The railroads Of the State vim carry
to and from Windsor for full fare ono way. accept
Jug the Secreiarys certificate foe the return pas
cage
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isTraa1 ; issno AGA 20 MAy IS hzs long sad
Interesting liza ~ Articles A. soilgws Hysaas -
il.e Enelish Sanosag.srals;s yoaasaos 0ceufs.
iAoas ~ 8 Eet.rea Late. pas sg- The nramleseAs
q Bstops Foliy, psrs "a. Ia naehefonaaasd
ard bis faaii.~eras Charlse ihs ns38 EnelssA
n ..so1aAfss NJ, CAareas new Fl,sags q Mace.
"a The Privileges u i.esaitg HrtNassf aad Fas.
sasy Jeln sgaAsi NIL sua hss go43aaas.
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TIE LQuoH-IRAfFIc. The \. l. El.ami enr. in
an interesting article, collates some strikl 4 facts
and figures about the liquor traffic in the Uuited
States. The revenue report to tho Tro asury.
January 1865, says: srhe present prn,luc ion Of
distilled spirits in the United States. theoretical
y available for assessment and reyeuao. Is un-
doubtedly shout fifty millions proof gallons per
annun.8 The total number Of licensed establish
menta f9r the sale Of liquor in the Unit States
Is $1,000 that is one establishment for every 25s
persons, q fl every afty-thrae famiH, g. Thfs
statement cannot be cxageration. for the more
carefully prepared statistics u Now York State
give one grog-shop 70 every Is3 q the ttitzuts
These 10000 licensed liquor estabhslm suts oe-
cupy more buildings than thoro arc IN The citv
and county q Philadelphia, according 10 Tho re-
tufna q January, 1865 II frontage II twenty
feet were allowed g each liquor estabis hment,
they would form solid row u baiaiagt more
than four hundred and ninely-two miles long
longer than The railroad route from Boston. bv
way q Sew YORK and Philadelphia. 10 washing
ton city. TIE number e persons required 10 car
r. "a ttiis Ubiquitous iralc, assigning three ts
each place. tin Mes York city the average = Eve
each, i as3eo0. more than the : palatian AZ
baltimore of Boston. Ia tie State ~ New York.
The numb7r q licensed gros-spoFs E 2l.g{g.
and ihe employees ID them e3,728. Tie uutaber
= schools and charches Is u 500 ana that ~
teachers and ministers. Sa2H
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-05-19

The hereasug deaaad t4r Meru Tmrep
shaes, beia Silver aa1 Copper. tl.e former bsiug
eTiatsttels 1sssi % fae saoe elgas conclusive.
iF iaai go pala aipfeeate t4etr sslas. Il i- as
tof.stilhe Stat any parent sA8ail bu5 asy otfer,
a. '-sJ save hai he espease 8 sssl Ing children
SUPP l4ed sith fl4Des.N n. D. Pos.
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loHNsoN rRoMIsrs ro rr aoon.

Senator Henderson IN his last interview Will
the Missouri delegation said that acquittal, in hin
opinion win not result disastrousiy to the coun.
ny. The President had promised those whc
would vote fer acquittal that he would mmcdi
atels send in new cabinet, all Republicans that
he would execute the laws passed BY Congress
that he would no longer obstruct the execution Of
the Reconstruction acts, and that he would bring
his administration into harmony with Congress
He further promises to support those Republi-
can Senators who vote for acquittal with the
whole power Of his administration before thcpe
pie
Senator Iesscnden has received letter from
g me parties in Philadelphia, who state that as
he has gone INTO the metallic buhiuess he might
give his old fliends chance 10 meLo trade, ana
wanting to know how much he would like to have,
and saying there is more money cut Of than in
the Treasury department He says it il signed
by three Wcll-known citizens of Philadelphia but
lie will not give then names al present.
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wssuxsrsy Msy ie
Fho itnee p slc ssnst shasa,af HsuHat.
neF hgehed iaio a,glaeatasY sisHaa nAen Is,
Cbaf 1as'ire io1A his ssat a. uasa. AID arIsrei
Fe aa@a an be % alaa4 hsi DARING tAs sAari
tnf taken 81 ly rasdIng tae iaau.al ths laz
sae e. sgss paa rasgmed The orelsry aAs
0flEu& % He..,l .isg naegal.sfs ~ llo sHsase "a
hiaesaniatiIes that the.r Ifeseaes ass rslalrai
,a iht SENATE ci,au.ier Toe 6rH question ttai
catpt u0 was Senator W8aHF tagt tast ESQ
vase D. tsst taken an iile slcseath article Re
teflE @ahuaa eg&e Ia aa luau1tbls yaas and
oaital t.a ays ana base. eBt tba clerk Wa
calling isc n.tL senator napsFi uas tnaeht
IL a.tsaasi g Als rbfeeisn aaa wrapped up 81
bla'hate ~ Coahiias was hs cost appear.
ms sF3ls ea7ass bat rataef ibb aaa psls.
far zee arst time AM Ok the uual NJ wade
voted "a iAa question Amoti9a ass then made
usai the ro' q taken which was ordered. 81
yeas e y aars up 81 tlsistm NJ. G4m,. hal
uet appeans in hia seat TINS House u Repre-.
enuugcs was snuoulceH while the vote aB ~
Williams order was 30 progrsa. aud thay 81.
pcsrcd IN fell force, a,liag the seats behind fle
Senators desks
WAsBNsrrN, May 10 linn.
senator Howard rose and Is 1 weak voice de-
sired "a file bis opinion. senator Fesssnden
said ht though, tae vote should 81 postponed
till Senator Grimes Who was sick. could 81 heard
from. He hal been informed that Mr. Grimes
was in the building. Senator Grimes was then
supported % q chair noar the door 81 the Demo
cratic side, where Fessendon and Trumbnll went
III A a. i a..
Senate proceed to vote on the articles according
70 the rulos without diyisioa The Chef Jus
lice admouished the audience not to violate the
rules by expressions ~ appreciation or disappro-
baton, and then announced that the vote would
now bc taken upon tire nh article, which vas
read by the Secretary Of the Sonate
wssuNoroN, May i6 1880 p. m.
Tho eleventh article Is rejected Ihirty-Gvc
Senators voted guilty and nineteen not guilty,
thus lacking one vote ofthe number requisite 70
eenwct the President The vote was az follows
Guilty Anthony, Cameron, Cattell Chandler
Colo, Conkling, Conness, Corbett, Cragin, Drake
Edmunds Ferry, Erelinghuysen Harlan, Howe,
Morgan, Morrill,, Vt, Morrill,, Me, Nye, Patter-
son, n H., Pomeroy, Ramsey, sherman. sprgue.
Stewart Summer, Thayer, Upton Wade, Wiley,
Williams, Wilson Yates, Morton.
Not guilty Bayard, Buckalow, Davis, Dixon,
Dooittlo, Fessenden, Fowler, Grimes, Henderson,
IIendriek, johnson, McCreery, Norton, Patterson,
7 enn., Ross, salisbury, Trmbun, Van Wrinkle,
Vickers
sFNaToR ROSS HFARs FROM HOME
The following hss been received here directed
to Senators PCmeroy nrd Ross of Kansas
LEAvENwoETn, May H. Kansas has heard the
evidence and demands the conviction ofthe Pres
ident. d. n. ANTHONY,
And enc thousand others
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Tscuig-ssrta rapsliia4sls azli age democrats
hAFe been e.acsea 10 cgHgess haaa she rseaa-
slsartea Esatss
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Highest market price paid for Produce at
Bradleys.
Franklin W. sheldon, Esq. clerk Of School
District No. s. in Winhall, furnishes US with
statement Of the number Of pounds Of maple su-
gar made in that district this spring, WEIGH Is as
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The following hss been received here, directed
to Senators Ptmeroy md Ross u Kansas
LEAvENwoErH, May IL Kansas has heard the
evidence and demands the conviction ofthe Press
ident. D. n. ANTHONY,
And enc thousand others
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-10-17
THE ELECTIONS


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o'"''' o"'o "i" pennsylvania II
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60 ''."C 'neSe states nave gone 1or
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MOI !. anu bL4lR' themselves, come
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-10-17
L o Il
VLCT-PnESIDEnT OF UNITED STATES.
FIR AN CTS ?. BLAIR,
OF MISSOURI.


It is with sincere regret that We
announce the death Of Judge Albert
F. Hill. He breathed his last at his
residence, near this place, on Wed.
nesday night, 18th inst, after Il pro
tracted and painful illness, emUlac-
ing q complication Of diseases which
batticd the very best medical skill
and the most watchful and tender
nursing.
Judge Hill had been citizen Of
thIS place for many years. He had
held several Offices of public trust
stood in the front rank ofrhiS profes-
sion, and died universally esteemed
and lameUted.
His funeral sermon was preached
on Thursday evening by the Rev, c.
{. Andrews, at the Methodist church,
(of which he was a memler,) to
very large and deeply affected audi
ence; after which his .lortal remains
were followed to the grave by q
long procession Of loving and admir- |
ing ,lieuds. EeqNides at IN pQcs.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-10-17
AN ELECTION IL MISSISSIPPI.

1t is by no means certain that we
shall not have an election in Missis
sippI for President and Vice prrSi
dent, after all. Under order No. 5,
just issued by Gen. Gram, witch will
be found in another column, it is
clear to our mind that the election
can be held, and we look for Gen
Freeman, Chairman Of Democratic
Executive Committee, to proceed at
once to take the necessary steps to
accomplish that object.
Should proclamation lie issued
for holding the election. it will be-
hoOve the Democracy to rally their
clubs and their clans, get their le-
gionS in line, and when the dag
comes, which is close upon Us, give
Sey mOur aud Blair a majority ofnOt
less tIdn twenty thousand. 1t can
be done, AMI if We do il not we shall
not only be false to ourselves, but
false to our State, orr country and
our God
Mississippi expects every man to
do bis duty