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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-03-05

1NsloNlRIcANT.-An observing Re-
pnblican friend informs "a that ct the
Des Aoinea House and Slavery House
dinner tables Yesterday. the usual
tokens Of advanced hotel civilization
in the shape Of napkins and printed
bills of fare were omitted. Our
friends explanation Of the omission
was that the tables were surrounded
mainly by. delegatss to the Copper
head State Convention, and that the
landlord at each hotel probably sup.
posed his guests wouldn't be able to
read the bills of fare, and might mis-
apprehend the purpose and owner-
ship Of The napkine. We do not
souch for the accuracy Of this suppo-
sition, but merely print 1t p part Of
the history Of the dAy.--Rssisfer. &
Olive Logan tells Of suffering
Southern woman who chad not est>
en- . bite f6y nearly four yeatr, and
had not slept wink since the first
sun WAS fred on Sumpter, who re-
csived el3 from some charitable h,
dies in New York, and Immediately
x<isAed the terrible gnawings Of
huDgss BY the purchase Of point
lace collar At Stewards.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-03-05

EsrRAY.H HORSE.

Taken up BY John Parkhurst Of Wash
ington to-, Wapello Co., Iowa, Jan "A, 1858.
one bay horse, over II years old, blind In
the right eye. Shod ali around. Apprais
ed at 1880. L. n. COOLEY,
Feb. 18th, '6S. Clerk d. c.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-03-05
SUN BURNERS
For Septolile Oil ;

desire to announce to the citizens OF
Ottumwa and surrounding country that I
have now on hand large stock Of those
magnificent Sun Burners for Septolins
OIL, with
LAMPS
will be sold at prices that can't be beat
anywhere. have also constantly on hand
large stock of Septolins Oil, an oil that
makes light equal, If notsuperior in bril-
liancy, to any manufactured, and which
sell Tor 60 cts . gallon, and II burns rs
long A. any other oil.
Office on Court street.
c. BLIND, Agent.
Dec. 10, 1867 -dAw3m
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-03-05

DR.. NICHOLS, Of Nortl.fe,d, IT,, says
~ find The 1Fhte Pine Compound to be Gerry ef7.
encioas not only an coughs and other puiacnic agec-
of the stomach, and other Kindred oJQlIs.'s
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-03-05
DIR. n, X, Brooks, one Of the lea.

DIR. n. X Brooks. one Of the lea.
dug citizens Of Dss aiss'nes and Spea
ksr Of the third House Of the present
Lsgislatnre, died at Des Moines of
Pneumonia vsry suddenly, on the
evening Of the 10Th inst
Alas, poor Vortex l knew him
Horstio a fellow Of infinite gest, Of
most excellent fancy $ :
Where be jour gibes now 2lyour gam
bolas Your songs ? Your flashes
of merriment that were wont to set
the table on . roar ?"
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-03-05

INN piANONp nlChhNe SoMFAhAA'
The uncommercial Traveller, and
additional Christmas Stories.--This
10 the last volume of the Diamond
Edition Of Dickens Works, published
by Ticknor L Fields. 1t contains
several monumental traveller" pa
pers. not included in any other cdi-
rion, and number Of Mr.. Dickens later
christmas stories. --as Mrs. Lirriper's
Lodgings, Mrs. Lirriper's Legacy, DR.
Marigold. The Boy at Mugby. The
Holly Tree, These have been spec
tally collected and revised forthis edi-
ton by Mr.. Dickens himself
This volume contains complete
index Of characters introduced in all
Mr.. Dickens's novels, and synopsis
ofthe principal incidents.---a feature
peculiar to this edition Of Dickens.
The fourteen volumes Of this Gle.
CANT edition arc Of uniform merit, and
combine, in remarkable degree,
tompac,ness, clearness Of typogra-
ply, beauty Of illustration and cheap
ness. j, is only proper to add that
this and two othor editions published
bv Ticknor 4 Fields are the only
authorized American editions Of Mr..
Dickens's works.
The cost Of eacl, volume Of the
beautiful illustrated Diamond Dick
en<is only sl'0i plain edition. sl.s5
II Gan be procured Of any bookseller.
or will be sent postpaid by the pub
fishers, Mcsa,~ Tieknor and Fields.
Bostnn
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-06-30
Washington, D. G., June %, 1858

GoLp CoNrRAors Tho New York Ereaing
Pos makes the following sensible comments up
on the proposed las which awaits the action Of
the House Of Representatives.,
''The Senate has passed, almost unanimously,
tie bill making contracts for the payment n gold
and silver money lawful. This bill is ono Of the
shortest ever proposed in Congress- but also onc
Of tho most important II becomes . law, II
sill al ance give " . double currency; aud every
man who makes an agreement 70 pay o. 70 re-
eeiyc money can choose for himself between
them. The importer can sell his goods for gold
coin, and eosse to gamble in the discount on lc-
gal tenders. The timid capitalist can lend gold
On real estate, assured that biz savings win nos
Be swept away by the depreciation Of currency
before The day II payment. Banks can receive
dop0sits in coin, aud bind themselves to pay in
Kind. should the benefits o. return to the gold
standard On the part Of mon who prefer IT, prove
10 b. great ar they expect, the nee of gold coin
as The measure Of values win gradnaily extend
through al the channels II trade, and With tn
creasius rapidiiy, until The nation Al large shall
have quietly and without crisss have resumed
specie payments, and can watt patchtiantly for
The governments 70 DO - at its ieisure.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-06-30
.,.rorHT1 nrco.vsrEgcrIo.r rnro 4.
SIX sr.rrs ADMITTED AoAnsr rur parsrDrxr.


SIX STATES ADMITTED AGAINST THE President.
The President, on Thursday, sent to the House
Of Representatives the follvng veto Of the ointi-
bys reconstruction bill, which was read and the
bill passed over it in both branches los TO 80 in
the House, and 3s to 5 in the Senate
10 ne House Of Representatives
In returning TO the House Of Representation
IN which il originated, bill entitled "An act to
admit the States of North Carolina, South Carroll
ma, Louisiana, Georgia, Alabama and Folonda to
representation in Congress" / do not doom il
necessary to state at length tic reasons which
constrain mo to withhold my approval will NOS,
therefore, undertake at this time to reopen tho
discussion upon the grave constitutional question
involved in this act Of March q 1867, and tho acts
supplementary III creto, IN pursuance Of which il
Is claimed in preamble Of the bill that those states
have framed and adopted cons titutions for state
government Nor win | repeat the objections
contained IN my message Of the Goth inst, return
ing without my signature the bin TO admit 10 rep
resentation the state Of Arkansas, and which are
equally applicable to the pending measure. Like
the bill recently passed in reference TO Arkansas,
this bin suporcodes the plain aud simple mode
presented by the constitution for the admission
to seats in the respective houses Of senators ami
representatives from the the several states. IL
assumes authority over six states Of the Union
which has never been delegated 10 congress, nor
Is even warranted by the previous uneonstitution-
a Legislation upon the subject Of restoration It
imposes conditions which are in dorogaton Of tho
equal rights Of the states, and ia founded upon y
theory whiehls aubycraiye OF the fundamental
principles Of the government In the case of Al
ALBANIA II violates the plighted faith Of Congress
By forcing upon the state a constitution which
was rejected BY the people according to the tx
prose- terms Of an act Of Congress requiring that
a majority Of The registered electors should yoto
upon the question o. It's ratification. For these
objections, and many others that might be pre-
sonted, cannot approve this bill and therefore
return il for tho action % Congress-, required IN
such cases by the federal constitution
ANDREW Johnson
/ UaN.iu1{on % n T11e o. l2RQ aas
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-06-30

sgaaae - dnsn4F q NEFss.s, sssegert 8.
ils1alrF ssTsasfsy Il 80 ss7a = H2f.ae Eessh
oo hAhaer 4 I.oaas. eamustea sulaaas u
Nes Yea "a iss ssaasg. = e9ssaos ~
kaft sathc.aa anlhstraasas MA. MF. iaea lpE
rsyss -ee4esl@ sfrfi n sae ssssagssis be4s
aass Ne taast rsfsagua bra.shl % d o.
raiass Hsehmsse absTe bis f,.sssfs ana srissssls
sisa rcsste Absai sseht yesFs slnna, shrn ahaui
twsHiyas0 gasfs e ser hs wss ssnt - Lanaaa
- So areHt f,f Nfu AuFk hoop uAHsfsctursf
His nnergy, ealurprire nna taos aasu bruughi
hla inia a5tiet. an6 ere bong b. seasms aeu8pes-
= q ~ txtcaaye hop man.heioss in d.
British melgoplis 10 sas sunoessiaL aognma-
iafsa property AMI pas esiasetly rising msu.-
puFns sas wn = use rehtEtn hss voscs was
marr thsa ones heard a,raad Is lehslg Z he H.
I .biurans - bic native iaoA Ia isa BE- vas
marnod j. ptris. At ne Residence o. ths Amer
osu minister ard BY thst Distinguished function.
+ sry, % daughter a bite oWa STATE, and wto
h Div - saddeHly widowed. In 1890 be
( Visited the country with his family. Aftar
( excessive excursions here. from EAs, % west be
returned tho same yeaF - Ensland. since which
I tine De hss boua engaged ia TIE backing busi-
ness. Aeytrsos % fortune, h Appears, prostrs-
ted biz house. Leaving hisy oang family 90 follow
hir, he hasitnod 70 the country . sf,egt casa-
I promise uiih some q his creditors. Hardly had
+ he toushed zoo, upon oar soll however, ere he Is
arrested, east into jail like q eummoa feian and
there distracted, hoart-broken. sinking bencsth
a weightuf Modification and woe he could Dot
braokin hls lonely oall this noble, aspiring, gem
oruus yaumg man a# 1859
"Bursi ihs shaeklcs God imposed,
And came uncallcd before Him.
/ We do not envy the feelings q the relentless
creditors who, by thus thrpsting this high-spIit-
cd but unfortunate young man into a Nov York
jail, broke his spirit quenolted his life, aesolated
forever the hearts q bis little family, aud plung-
cd in aauttoralle sorrow the cirolo Of loving
hearts anxiously awaiting his arrival among the
tiFesu Mountains Of Vermont
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-06-30

Arkansas il again represented BY q
full delegation in both Houses The
two Seniors we're admitted 10 tbeiT
seats on Tuesday last, and the three
members 81 the House we're. on Wed
nssday, admitted to their places, The
democratic Congressman entered pro-
test against thsir admission, which, no
doubt, Is very iorcible. and viii be very
useful Us an electinneeFing document
Bat the fact remains, after All object
ions and irregularities. thai ihe State
has resumed ils place sad peSer an The
National Legislature, aud that i viii
BE- very sure q retain them hereafter,
whatever changes II iis membership q
IN lis organic Law nay be broaghi
Abou.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-06-30

lagwAnD ron THE CAPTURE 90 JEFT. DAYts.-
The hsl rePurted from the House Committee on
Claims, on DE i7th, provides for the distribution
Il 800, 600 reward among the eaPtors u Jed DA-
VIZ. II awards - james H. Wilson u uiinois,
Ate MAJ0r-GenorA n Volunteers, DenjaInla b.
Priiehsrd, laio Lieutenant Colonel n the auh
Michigan Cavalry, sud u Joseph A. o, YeomAas,
late cspsAia y the isi Oslo cavaISy, 5000 each.
The hAlanoe 4 divided pro rats among The ois .
GERS and men u the an Nieldgan Cavalry and
oouspahyiug Fstsasn : oATairy thai sere prssert
on the narnsng u NAY iosh, 1856, prep9riia naily
70 shs rs0utlly Iss proper 70 whies cash i eHta-
tiea
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-06-30

DEzpcA1Tan ElAcrsox TkArns u NEs HtnF-
SnfrH The Coneora Msnasr says thai ~ the
ssa STATE eiseti1n sinsisad % majority = rs
Gov nafrimsu, if oaly tas hunest sote a ths
STATE bal bean aaet, waaaa hass haA clear ms
tasary 81 6.o0a- ghs ssiasHoe h AZ hand thsi 3.
os9 sraadnlsnt votes wefs cast far Jaha 9 htns
riais. Tbs ratzslas b. TIE srcFensggs ssaea shgN
that IL ne l02 desaaeFkse loaas ia tas state,
ahsy returlssd 20 aore voice thAa the. asa rata
~ r8sls, vAaa .a ~ i29 sepa..l1aas sosua. tie
uasAt,er q setss FetaFnea wss III less shAa the
naz. Aes q ssislie gssls
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-06-30

srAn.
Inniags / 3i567s . Totals.
oyDAwA, 0 0 0 40 2 %
sIAr. Us 3 Q 10 $ 3 2 90


In our New York letter, published June 10th,
q grievous error was perpetrated by the printers.
In the 18th line % the 9Th paragraph IN speak
ing % the 9th Army Corps and it, commander
the lanentcd scdgewick, our correspondent was
made to say ale conduit be whipped in night
ine, in marching, and, alas in many other things
Of which It were a shame to boast, and for which,
trust. vo have endeayored % rtono since retir-
ing to peaceful paths.
Let Us have grand rally next October. Let
as drop tear, yes weep our fall to the memory
Of our mobile chief and beneath tie shadow Of
his grand foam, and with his cousecrated spirit
lowering oycf up lot us devote ourselves snew 10
our COpIsff'ys good and 10 our tosi,iTJys God"
II shoald hRvc read ere couldn't be wbippe, &c,
uncouocied, this would involve oar eorres-
pondeht in two serious errors, First, that tho
moral character Of Gen Sedgvick was not shat
il should liasc been; and ID an exhortAtiou TO
the mugnbers u the General Corps t. atone for
his siort-cunings by the purity of their conduct,
"a kiad u iulpotont Righteousness, writes onr
correspondent. not taught in any system Of tho
olagy si,A WATCH ha has become acquainted
Tho following account Of the arrival Ia New
York q Rhiuocoros iOr YanAmhurgh's Mcnagc-
Tie, we CLIP from The New flrk Pos u the 22inst.
yaaAmhurghs melagerie vii yisii this place
sosne tirne during July oF Augunt
Thesfst rhinooeros which has Srpeared IN this
country far twenty years Rss landed this morn
ing from she steamer Union, which arrived al Ho-
bokeu last Saturday from Bromsn. Tho animal
Win Al oBoo - sent % NAn AHihurghs menagetie,
now travelling 10 New Iampshirs, II VA, caught
IN the haek countries q India ly natives under
the ssperiateadenes IL Mr. Yan Ambnrgh's
agent The animal is bat fogT yeArs old, and
measures nine feet IN lenstb, AHd four And bali
IN height, weighing over three thousand pounds.
he will uet attain tis fagl grgNth all The ase 81
twenty lye 20 thirty yoars. whea his Insight may
BE- expected % reach seven fest, and bis leagth
sitfcsn Net A. BIS daily fooa, be eats tive bash.
IN Il eurn, one hsashsi n pSsstoss and three
hEndrea poa.nds q has, drinking ffseen baetets
z water. The pEeseHt specimen il 4 the black
AsaAa1 kind vhish 4 very raornse aud saIlea.
and salslees 70 sudden and visleni eta u fury,
nd eaasaae hin . rash ta.aisaamanAleiy Al Any
pbiee' in lis paih, The horn O. his poss u Dor
mi6ahle wsApFn. BIS seslrs nrve e ; proter-
iiaa agaiHst al nslry, ana are hasd 9 ~ tmpc-
gioas ~ khsi. cfe4sss besssnd she fsFslegss an
der tAs hely and On tAH tsrast, Nhers ths sealus
mstet are ,As only piAces thas can We psarccd.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-06-30

A foreign letter thus compares the
two Representative Houses OF England
and the United States:
So far as the dignity Of the House oI
Commons compares with our House Of
Representatives., the balance is to the
credit of the latter, notwithstanding
the violations Of good manners and
good taste which sometimes occur
there, There is no appearance 0: de-
liberation in the House of Commons =
The members SIT with their hats on,
and keep up perpetual tumnlt by ex-
pressions o. favor or disapprobation
while member is speaking. On the
evening Of our visit, Mr. Gladstone called
up his second and third resolutions re-
speeding The disendowment ofths
Church Of ireland, and was listened "a
respectfully, while be made temper.
ate, bnt in no sense eloquent, speech
in support Of them. In size and gen.
eral appearance, from usere nv ai, be
reminded us Of Senator Morrill, d
Maine. When any member arose tc
speak for the government, the opposi-
ton were very boisterous. and would
have eougbed down almost any man
not accustomed 70 such tumnlt NJ
American need blush for the manners
of Congress IN presence Of Engllshmcn
The habit Of stump speaking in AIneri'
ca, and the excellence oil much Of the
platform lectaring. give TO our public
men generally more freedom Of inter
ance and more earnestncss 81 manner
than Englishmen acquire, and they nrt
az class more interesting speakers.
The Parliament House buildings ARE
among the latest efforts nj elaborate
architecture, and aTo graceful and high.
" decorated They have not the
slightest resemblance 30 any public
buildings in our country. They differ
so entirely from the Capitol nj Washing
ton as not 10 admit u any comparison
but We think The latter Is the more i'm.
posing structure u the two.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-06-30

ErrtA@as's y ,asnsK 81 sasy saaiafns ~ zen
a variety "a sesa &. fassAse rAsass, te.
Tns Asskzras ~ aslriss resy reaaataaausa.
~ rsassitlne afasks "a w1aaf FArai-sthse 70
ssss AZ Fp,s ; ci.ss SEES cassi isa.aas ssa
islseassv. Al4w fbs Hassu u Ssu fmf u
GREY ! nyaaAasr aeisfa Fras.sh rsiusnz. Tls
ci4gsi ErAt lnssutrGa. Raysswr ah4 IAtsrAry No
uees Tltknor A Feiss, ralslisAsrs, flostdH.
years satmrift.Ons -
eAra raa GNrsE l. ne s8ils = : nevci = the
harnpess Rasa ~ Barr lus; Issued Ia f@mnhlat
f1rrn b Iaftis a Gay. q nsston This siary va
frsl refrtaici fa t,is eounfry h the Llehsg A-s,
airl - nuw plalssielss asse - lssfag Ser ss~ses
= Nsnss "IFSns TaiaeT1I, 3 ,hs auiho7 =
Nlns halsiia. = smother q sbesa siories rooeouy
issuoa 81 fiisse dsr Thass s8o4ios sre ss,loet.
I'd vi,h srtat esrv hor, The best q asoas appear.
inc IN cur1vui tareieh litfatsee Their yrico. IL
pApof esscFs. Is - esnts each
Taos 0tlsss MarsSine Is siwsvs cot AlaeAa n
81 eufnpsatas and Il equal b the best. Il is
veil ilisstrAtoa ana iia arttcles are al re1dahls
nshorus : Revenge. b. Henry James. gr., or
areal piamands. A fav words sllout the Nsaaas,
The National Prospects snd Resources. Besch.
dsic Eastman Johnson, are ATanpg tlie lHNt u lin
articles IN addition 20 he ordlaary mAgaeino
articles i has departments headed respectfully,
The GALAXY Miscellany, Drift wo,d I3tcgstnrc
and Al. and Nobuls,, each 6llod With short and
interesting articles. Published hy sheldon 8 O..
\, T., a "a
ouh yorSo FqlEs f5r Juiy = On exocfiout
member. A story u Tho STA; Strawberries, a
l,asutifai poem ~ ] 7 Trpwhrijgc Abori EiiA.
beth Elias fsana; WH, Rcury'a letters - his
Grandmother; Cast ANay i9 the cold; out ia The
Shove. Shoals and Quek,ands; A Birds Nost;
l,essons IN Msgic Tiny na'y. About me ON my
travels, The lavuloti tive pieces n music bound
the Evening Lamp, and ON Letter Boa. are the
comforts. .. .-.# E.r -.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-06-30

Gen Grant gsteDdsd the commence
msns exercises q; West Point. and all
bis movements FROM Washington and
hack were without osiahtstion. While
hurYying lllrongh New York. on We'd
nesday, crowds Of people followed and
besef him. and one sBnn. more foolish
thar she others, cried out General.
vhat 40 ION think 81 the present Po-
liticAl prospect Il don't think 81 il
Al ali. a. pEesent. wAs tAerePly. My
prinesssai object Just nos. IL % catch
the train.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-06-30

PAsKa&p's MosrnS.-s TAs Jsly neHher 4 tllis
Ass nAgAxsaa ogaislns HeHv @ Bgsen and
the n. r. Indepenaeat haasiaasocneee a Esas.
ness Mea - Nekeaess Mac u Nev Hprt; ne
yaias u issAeae cuifags Daaa h mert Ma1ey
Nltsf Ms4sy Nd Ma@sis EnsiisA ard Amesi-
can Hsras As IAtsrags wemeh; I've Jsssa-
n1lae Eaisas4ala Anewsn p corfesaoasAsnts
Nosleas and Eeyisws. ThsFe Il npt pollieataa
ia ~ cszAtry Il nsars prsctsaal sasas 70 yoapg
s s Packard. i'aaGskEs 81 Bfot1xAy Nj
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-06-30


The following il summary Of the cores
ponding socretary's report submitted At the Coa-
gregsttnual Convention, recently held Al 81.
Jahnsbury. Since We met here, ten years ago.
great changes have occurred in the history Of our
churches. Then President Wheeler was our med
orator snd Gov Fairbanks was President u the
Sabbath School Society. Only II Of our present
pastors were installed 80 long ago The past
year has been more distinguished FOR the rcyiv-
ms influences u the Holy Spirit, than has before
bech enjoyed Tor a quarter Of century. The
net Increase Of cur church membership is over
100 or 10 on The average to every church to
which there has been any additions. We have 1877
churches, Of which l64 have minister's, and 80,
Tor tho most part are unsupplied. OF the minis
ters, 81 are pastors aud 6l stated supplies. Our
ministers number 2i2; 10 have been dismissed
and IS installed; new churches have been or
gani2od Many churches have been greatly sdi-
fed. few have doubled their membership. =
The whole number added to the churches VI tho
state is 2,0S7 OF theso, 1,456 have Joined by
profession Of their faith, and the exact net gain
IL LII. Our churches have 1868 comnuni.
cants; or nearly 1000 less than there wore 30
years ago; 3Si have died. Three ministers have
also died; viz, Nelson Barbour Alyah spaulding.
and Joseph Tory.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-06-30

Glazing frauds Ia the Second Aud
TORS Office whereby the government
las been wsndIed oat o. millions 81
dollars BY dishoUsss clerks altering
boaaty warants. have been unearthesl
By special Investigating Committee
u the H0use
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-06-30
nRrgnEfes.s. rsvfss srsrR o0VTEN-
T9asT.


A Rspuil1sa rulaa s'ais conysntson vili b.
belY a narineisa "a Wednesday, Judy is' isds,
aiu 0eiseE 4 NJ, = n5mlnaie candidates r.
davsgtw. lJeetaAhi Governor AHd Troasur
~ e h sevpated u tAs state election 81 Sep
tSsss,es uesi aisa Is roraiuste two Presidential
sises.ys % isrge 10 he sspportea in The coming
T'sssa8 eaisal sleeison
Tiss ~ s,ahil.su Unirn yotsrs u this state ars
insiaea - b. Represented IN tila Convention ls
tbssr asieKNsass % b. ahosea upon tao hssis q
oas dslegsts tsom sssh towa, aad an additional
delegate arsvay Qns hupdfea ard hfty votes
cast 10 ths nepubbcaH candidsle tpr Governor
rftse a., STATE election
The DrlseAies n thsir Substitutes win promdc
Asnssivss Nth proper sTeish,iais dgnod b.
ne sssefsnries u their respective primary meet.
ings
GHa " GRAspr,
&. M.Mu4AKn,
BsDflHip PADUToa,
H u HkguIk Republican
hsawEt4 HANNAH Union State
RsHI- Z. PfKaKEE, Committee.
q q HrsEBuT
vi W. aAaCT,
d X. bAn.E1,
foll9Ring y ihe apPou'namept Of Delegates
d lhe Stste Convention
Grand Isls county i entitled Is ave delegates
! b. each iovu.
Iamel1e egan,y 20 70 delegates Hydepark
Morristowa and Stese each tbs other lawns
each
Fraaklsn caunty, n aslegAtos st. Adams.
Ruosiurg fairfAK, HRbRste, Richf0rd, HHantgn
zach other towns eAeh.
Caledonia county ~ deleg6tes 81. Johnsbufy
I Marswick, Lyndon, puaeham, each othel
towns I each.
chlllsaaan county ~ Burlington, 4 Bolton.
eiselbuFn bgnih bHflingtan. ST. George, Under
hn. Wexford, I each other towns oeeh.
Orleans county. n -tharlestUwn, Newport, !
each ether towns eheh
Ess1a county BAN TIE towns one each.
Addison ruutiy Is MddlehuTy aud Mnnktou
q each ether TOWNS each.
Bennington county, ~ Bennington Man
chester Arlington, Dorset, P0wnAl, shafisbn
~ Il each ether towns eAch.
Orange county ~ Randolph. 3 Bradford
Chelsea. GoTiuih NewliuIy, stafford, ThcuuTd,
taah other towns ! each
HatiEssd noaniy b. Rutland. 5 Brandon, 8
Casilci8n, FAirlsaYon, Pasiet, paalincy, Yelling
faFa each ether towne each.
Washington eoaHty. - Aorlhaeld 5 Barre
Montpelier WsaerlnEg, 3 each ether towns
each,
WpdhaH county, y -Brattlcboro, 3 Grafton
Londonderry faiury, Rockingham, Tosushehd
each ashct tewns ane each.
MudxuF oougty, y Springfield, Woodstock,
e2eh barnard. Csxandish, Chester Hartford
lAdlyRs Nnrwieh, Rochester. hoSalinn, Weston
Windsor. each other t0Wns 1 each.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-06-30

Gen BAnks viii. to-day, cal up The
bGll tn pes ssveu ard halt millions 10
gold FOR Alaska, aad the indications
sten 10 b that il will paas