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, 1868-06-19
Notice to creditora.

NToTIcE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE UNDER
IN signed Executor of the estate Of EMANUEL
JOSEPH, deceased, formerly known as FRANK
EMANUEIO, 70 the creditors Of, and all persons
having claims against the said deceased, 10 exhibit
them with the necessary vouchers, within twelve
months after the first publication OF this notice. 10
the said Executor At his place Of business in the
city Of Wall Waila. or Be forever barred. All per-
sons indebted 10 said deceased, are requested to
make immediate Payment
sTGMUND DScHWABACHER, Executor.
wGlla Waila, W. T., Juns IS, lses. 9l4w
, 1868-06-19

WHAT 1T WILL CosT.-The Cincinnati
Enquirer says that the radical organization
is being made to subserye the purposes
Of the bOudholders. They demand that the
fve.twenty bonds be paid in gold, principal
and interest. They propose to pay them
thirty years hence. Let US now see how
the case would stand under their plan The
United States government to the bondbolders,
debtor: To s2,OOO,OOO,OOO legal tender
notes, to wit: when they were worth fifty
cents on the dollar, being in gold worth
sl,000,0 100000. Credit The United States
pay on interest six per cent. in gold on these
bonds, for forty years, being $4,000, 900 in
gold each year, or "a, 100000, 900 total inter-
est. Then the principal, 81, ,O0O, ,0OO, 900 in
gold is to be paid, making in all $500, ,OOO,.
900 for what the government borrowed, to
wit, s1,000,0Oo,OO0. 1t will be seen that BY
the radical programme the people will be call.
ed upon to pay the debt seven times. Will our
radical frisndsinfOrm us under What system a
Of 6uaueceriug they intend to do it ?
, 1868-06-19

The DENMAS GRAMMAR ScHooL.-California is
accustomed to claim everything on this coast
for herself, but as an indication of a returning
sense of Justice, we see that late number of
one of the San Francisco papers gives our Terri,
tory the proper credit for producing smart girls
Iu a notice of the public exercises of the Den>
man Grammar School, of San Francisco, we see
it stated that Miss Stella wyche, OF Walla Walls,
attained 100 per cent. in grammar and spelling,
and the account adds "Of the 80 graduates
for the High School, 20 passed on IS per cent.
and over, or per cent above the minimum
standard of admission. The highest per cent
attained iu the examination was 81, reached by
Miss Stella B. Wyche, daughter of Judge Wyche,
Of Washington Territory"
, 1868-06-19

KoorENA1 ITEMS. Our friend GalSreath is
just down from Kootenai, having left the mines
on the 9Th inst, in company with Asssrs. OPP
penheimer, Buckley, and others. He reports no
new discoveries. Prospecting parties have
found good prospects on Bull River, near Koot'
enai. The streams in the upper country are re-
markably low no snow on the mountains. The
market is well supplied with breadStuffs, and
prices as a consequence rule low. Groceries are
scarce and in good demand. ditch has been
brought in on the Nip and Tuck Bar, and about
one hundred claims are being worked with fair
success. Reports from Libbey Greek are favora'
BILE and the chances are that 1t will be q psrmA-
nent camp.
, 1868-06-19

A New PARTY.-From Washington, We
have the news that new party has been
formed under the leadership of Chase, Trum-
bull, Fesseuden, and others. 1t is also rus
mored that this party will put in the field a
Presidential ticket.
, 1868-06-19

ANOTHER VICToRY.-J eferson county,
Indiana, went democratic this spring, for the
first time in twenty years. 1t usually gave
q majority of from 500 to 100 against the
democraIic ticket
, 1868-06-19

BoIsE PoLIrIos. The democrats Of Boise
county have placed 10 nomination the following
ticket: Council, VIM. N. Vance, R. G. Allen,
A. J. Bunnsr, O. G. Dudley. Representatives,
W. s. Harley, A. GOOdsnOugh, Nathan Marx, D.
MeGrew, Bailey Hayden, T. L. Golden, 7. FOye,
D. B. Mooney. Sheriff, Frank B. Britteu. As.
SssSOr aud Tax Collector, I'd. DOnAho. Auditor,
WIN. bAolonsy. Treasurer, P. E. EdmondSOn.
PFobttS Jhdgs, J. D. osivtStsh. county clSrK,
Jamesr Pyles County Commissioner, D. h. Al
-5erson. School Superintendent, Bart. Clinton.
Tue World says the convention was harmonious,
aud the ticket placed in nomination . strong
one. The Convention to nominate Delegate 10
Congress met at Boise City, on the nth inst.
, 1868-06-19

GRANT County, RETURNs.-The official
returns from Grant County give Smith 40
majority. The whole democratic ticket is
elected, with the exception of the State
Senator; Sells, republican, has five majority
, 1868-06-19

MONTANA NEws.-We take the following
extracts from the Helena Herald: Captain
Gibson informs the Herald that the Indians
are committing numerous depredationS in
the vicinity of Muscleshell.-Reports from
Ten Mile Placer diggiugs, say that claims
are paying from $50 to $50 per day to the
man, BY the hydraulic procesS.-A pack
train from Walla Wslla loaded with merchan>
disc for Loebe & Bros, arrived at Helena.
Andrew CrOuy aud Frank Freer were the
paekers-A large number of boats have
arrived at Benton from St. Louis, and more
are on their way.-Indian depredations
are reported in every quarter mate.
rial change in the market report.
, 1868-06-19

GREELEY is in favor of having Nye, of
Nevada, appointed Secretary of the Treasury,
on the grounds that he osn borrow more
money and pay back less than any man he
knows Of
, 1868-06-19

THE Atlantic cable announces the fact
that the entire dominion belonging to the
Hudson Bay Company has been ceeded to
the crown. Subsequent news coufrms the
tenor Of the above dispatch
, 1868-06-19

THE municipal election of Lancaster, the
home of Thad Stevens, took place a short
time since. The democratic candidate for
Auditor was elected by large majority.
, 1868-06-19
S.T186Ox.

CALlsAYA BARK has been Celebrated a..
hundred years, and was sold during The r.;.lNv nv
Louis XVI King Of France, for the e5Ormon, 81
Of its own weight in silver. It is rems,S's, S Mts
Dyspepsia, Fevers, Weakness, CoBstinst;on n
CAscAI lila BARK.-For Diarrhea. CoIic ~s'
eases OF thestomach and bowels. aoa d.
DANDELIoN.-For inflammation Of the tsssjs
Dropsical Affections. ns Nd
CHAMoMILE FLowERs.-For enfeebled d;...,,
LAVENDER FLOWERS. - Aromatic. stimssS.oSssOa
tonic-highly invigorsting in nervous dehit- nd
WRTERsRERN.-for Scrofua Rheumatism
ANIsE--An aromatic carmipative; creatjn. e.,
muscle and milk; much used by mothers nnss,a ,aeh
Also elove-buds, orange, caraway, cOraSi.,
Another won nderful ingredient, of span,,h -,
imparting beauty to the complexion and b,r;T pA
to the mind, Is yet unknown to the commsrn.
world. and we withhold its name for The ~. @
With this recipe before the community. ,ns !.
denees OF effects meeting them on all sides ~ WI
cess of DR.. DRAKE stands founded upon ~ .O.t os
truth. Almost every family has some cass otoe.a
ing which the PLANTATION BTTERS viii ,n.-Oat, sS9't
and cure. 1u''nR
They are recommend by the highest medical ,u
thotities. and are warranted 10 produce an imn.S
ate beneficial effect. They are exceedingly aorsI
perfectly pure and harmless. 'UN'
NoTIcE.-Any person pretending to sell P,,,.
ton Bitters in bulk or by the gsllon is sv;nS a.
and imPoster. 1t is put up only in our loe o,E,
bottle. Beware of bottles reflled with mmi,st.Hn
deeterious stuff, for which several persons sTso
ready in prison. See that every bottle h,. -,
United States stamp over the cork unmutis.sd ~
our signature on steel-plste side label. A1u
Sold by all respectable dealers throuhout The b,E
tai globe -' HA0'
PHI. DRAKE & CO., New York
Sole Proprieton
REDDINGTON & CO.. San Frauei,co.
AGENTS FOR CALIFORNIA & NEVADA
, 1868-06-19

EMIGRATION Bremen advices state that
the emigration from that port to America
has never been witnessed on so large a scale
as at present. Between seven thousand and
eight thousand persons have passed through
the city during the last few days, coming
chiefly from Saxony and Prussia. Many
also arrived from Bohemia.
, 1868-06-19

EASTERN PAPERS complain of the long
continued cold weather. They also make
mention of continuous raius, very much as
on this coast.
, 1868-06-19

IsDIASs.-A report has reached the Dallss that
the Indians had captured seven Of John creigh.
tons teams and killed three Of his teamsters.
, 1868-06-19

A UNION of Odd Fellowship in America
and Australia has been effected. Fhe order
in Australia will henceforth be under the
jurisdiction of the Grand Lodge of the Uni
ted States
, 1868-06-19

PORTLAND ELEorIoN.-At the municipal cleo
ton held on Monday last, Hamilton Boyd (eem.)
was elected Mayor BY majority Of le4 over
his republican competitor. The City Council
stands S democrats TO republicans. All the
principal towns on the Pacific coast are now
nnder. democratic rule.
, 1868-06-19

LOCKWOOD, the defeated republican can
didate for Senator from Wasco county will
contest Trevitt's election.
, 1868-06-19

GEORGIA LEGIsLATURE-The Georgia
Legislature will be composed of three parties; ;
Democrats, Radicals, and Independent Con-
servatives. The latter hold the balance of
power, and on a joint ballot will vote with
the democrats, thus ensuring two democratic
Senators from that State.
, 1868-06-19

THE Central Pacific Railroad, western
division, has 5000 Chinese at work, who
get one dollar a day and save half Of it.
, 1868-06-19

EMIGRANTs.-The Salt Lake Reporter, of
the 25th ult., reports the arrival in that city
of train of ten wagons, each wagon con-
tanning family of emigrants These people
formerly resided in Umstiila county, Oregon,
and are seeking homes on the line of the
Pacific Railroad
, 1868-06-19

A movement is on foot to put Charles
Francis Adams in nomination for the vice
presidency on the Democratic ticket.
, 1868-06-19

WARD LAMoN, of Washington, has been
sent to Russia by the State Department to
ask an extension of time on our Alaska
purchase
, 1868-06-19

GENERAL LEE has been quite i'll, and his
general health is said to be declining.
, 1868-06-19

MORE than oue-fourth of all the railroads
in the world are in the United States.
, 1868-06-19
no CItY subscrlbers.

On and after this date, the STATESMAN will be
served to City subscribers at so cents q month, pay
able to the carrier. Those who have paid in advance
will have their papers continued until the time ex-
pires
, 1868-06-19

A Witty cUss says that hoops surround
the best things on earth-wiue and women.
, 1868-06-19

HAPPT CoHUEIrT.-Tbere is a judicial
district in Iowa, comprising ten counties, in
which there is not single lawyer
, 1868-06-19

e WABLA WALLA RAILRoAD.-Thef follow
ing letter, received by the directors of the
Railroad Company, from New York firm,
stating the cost of railroad iron, will be OF
interest to our readers
, 1868-06-19

Rrca,. the bacon spseulator, from latest &C.
counts was al 0mshA, Nebraska.
, 1868-06-19
NEW YoRK, May 25, ls

DEAR SrRs We have on hand, ready for de.
livery, $50 tons, Sc ID, Erie pattern, Belgian
rails, $4s per ton rs tons, so Id, Erie pattern, ,
Belgian rail, S4s per ton, gold 375 tons, Sc ID,
English rail, $50 per ton, gold. We have also,
so and Sc ID, Erie pattern, Welsh rails, at $50
and $50 so per ton and 1000 tons, so ID, Welsh
shall be pleased to sell you, if still uusold, on
receipt of your reply. Yours, ETC.,
PERKISs LIVINGSTON PosT.
, 1868-06-19

The world people of sense and ~ VVER
earned to use 0u judgment b,,'
PLANTATION BTTrERs
Dyspepsia, with its symptom. 49,
burn, Feyerish Lips, Bad Breath, sao~ Cse Hss,s
&C., can be cured BY using PLANrITIoS SSonpleriou
Tbs Is the most successful tonic Of n. oifE5s.
%Ss rss tris old are delighted With il sSss
No change Of diet is necessary Ps, sVO9 q, elect
of the best and most nutritious food 1i you Wih
IL Is the greatest cure ever known "a, sn
and distressed stomach, which il rrHsx.s 1efoadsa
moments. e'es IN kv
medicine in the world. We are moi .Slt @o9 poySr
what it is composed Of. "Aa 70 SAos
PHYSICIANS ARE COMPELLED TO Rrco,c,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-03-03
Sta to Items.

Hon. Heman Barstow, prominent citizen Of
shelburn, died last week at the advanced aye Of rs
years.
Joseph steen, Esq., bookseller Of Bratlleboro,
has been a member Of the Congregational Sabbath
School in that place for lafa century,
The LamoIIle Valley railroad continues to gain
the enthusiastic support Of the towns it viii benefit
Wocott has voted $4,000, johnson $4,000, Nor
rstown 600 md $4,000 more if the Mansfield
railroad don 30 through.
During the year 1867, thirty persons died in
Chester, IA males and 16 males. The Oldest Of
the deceased was s. years Of age and the youngest
was an infant Of ] year.-Six or tie thirty we're
over 60 years o. age.
sEIznEE or 4 DIsruLERY ~ WILTSHIRE IN
ereal revenue officers OF Washington county n. r.,
aud Of Burlington, VI, on Monday nigh, the 18th
INST, about midnight, made raid on an illicit
distillery, in full blast IN Wells, Rutland county,
seized the entire stock in trade and consigned the
same 10 Burlington.
AS EAR or OATS --RoIlin Miller Of Dummerston,
VT, who has been deaf for twelve years, finds lie
hears better since DR.. Kctchum Of Brattel orc took
some kernels Of oats from bis ears which had been
there a that time. Probably he had often said ne
che couldn't hear tnlote,' while there we're two
Of them all lie while right in his ear butit IS
curious that be didu't 'leel his cats" We suppose
he viii now give over tle effort 70 "cutayme his
ear" ia that way,
BURGLARY III FtuAx.- Children drieea oaf %
steal good deal Of petty thlevipg has been going
On ID Fairfax for some sine, ana several attempts
made 70 enter seine of the stores. Three eks
ago Ckeilis & Hunts store vss entered ami about
$40 worth Of goods stolen, since which time
watch bias been Kept 81 tha store. On Tie night 81
the 18th inst, ,he store wis trel again aal Sheriff
Haiber. ana Others anera short chase caught ire
thieves They proved to be lad u seventeen,
named Merritt Learned. ana 81 sister, BE latter
partly dressed 10 boys clothes. bunch Of skee
ton KEYS aud dirk knife were found a. TIE boy.
On being cues iohei tie children answered that
their father compelled them 70 steal. ttst De KEYS
were made by eeir father, as also was the knife
that son q Geo ST. Lewis of that village, bad
usually beea vita themi that they had tried to
enter every stos r. town. bCi could Get into none
save Che.las 4 Hunts, and n 0. Eyan's drug
store, where they lad stolen eight gallons 81 SPIRIT
uous liquors aid some tobacco iu company will.
young s. Lewis. The stolen goods were found
secreted lnItis she spiatsl $ the dwelling house
u heuit heFnes between the chamber a5ou.
+ Mr. Learned ari 81. Lewis were placed under bonds
q sio9s ssch and Leafned's boy $500 and for
wani g 5al wae committed % jail. !, appean by
Tie testimony = the father ia, the girl lad always
Reconstruction being ordered 70 steal, snd THAT
On tbs oocsson 90 vas called from bed, aaa M
Der severe threats driven cui e. spsss q her teas
and pssa1lhg % the contrary.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-03-03

THE RIVERSIDE MA0AztSE fur March, ha.
capital lr0utispeec entitled Hey dJldle dddle the
cat ana She Fiddle. The articles are cxeellaat as
usual, and tbs Illustrations abundant The trou,is.
piece in the April number via be Robinson Crusoc,
Is Thomas Mast, and various other good things are
promised Published 81 llurd & Houghtou, n u.
Tuf NUnarnr for March, IS, like e. predecessors
Just the thing for TIE little ltlks beginning 10 read
ana ) a. pretty sad attractive a. can bo made.
Published By John l.. Shorey, Boston, at sl,5oper
year.
PErEHsoN's MAGAZINE Tor March "a fully equal
10 former numbers Tie publishers say, "tbo cir
eulation exceeds that Of any other Magazine IN the
United States" Two dollars d year.
llArrERs MAGAZINE Tor March, has FOR ils
illustrated articles, "Ihe Minnesota Pineries, "
"Iho Restgouche," "Higaad Life q Victoria and
Albert" The o.her articles are "a Mosaic "
"lhe New imothy,o "Consoaion, Beef Tea y
"uut at Sea, Survivors Of Civilization" A Bro
ker's Love Affair" "shc0icd-A battlefield Of
british Labor kid Gloves, "Jent" eThe Great
Gp11am Robbery"
Our YouNG Folks, for March, is filed with good
things. ltopons with Part lofa Holiday Romance
by Charles DicSens, with full page ustral ion
and pretty Initial Rose Terry, George Eager
Dolly Dixie Doctor Hayes, and many other writers
st home in its pages. contribute to the number.
"The French Exposition" is AN entertaining and
instmctirearticle, wellillustrated The publishers
Iieknor & Fields, promise a rich April number
THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY Tor March contains m
amusing account Of the state Of the medical profes
sion III China, entitled "John Chulmau, NJ D.,'t
by }. W. Palmer; suggestive "Conversation on
the stage" by Kate Fields a continuation Of "Gco.
Syeman's Explanation" By Dickena "By,ways
in Europe" by Bayard Taylor; "Tho Old Pbiladel-
phla Library" by }. NJ. Bead, Jr.; "fhe Sequal to
IN Old English State Trial" by L. Clark Davis s
"Thc Tenth Of January, an absorbing story, BY f.
Stuart Phelps "Free Missouri, by A D. Richard,
SOM 'Some Of the Wonders Of Modern Surger, .
by w. 7. Hemuth and other reasonable articles,
reviews and poems
LtTELLs LINING AGE.-This excellent maya
zinc for Feb. 30, contains Longevity and Centenar
oniem, Recoections Of the Grand Armg A Letter
from Sir Walter Scott, Browulows- Concluded,
Close Of the Alabama Correspondence, Poem by r.
II. Wipe, and response, Victor Jacquemont, Mau.
rtius--Scenery and Society. Wilder Dwight, Steam
Locomotive for Common Roads, How the Germans
make Love, Past sensationasts, Bnrns and High
land Mary.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-03-03

STATES hl crimes au3 sdemesa-
er Is u3 therefore inform
g. senate ihss We haass & Rspgeseu-
taiites viii Is lue a4c resent arte.ss
s. g.9ear 4meai against bsa and .ke
s3 .ht slne. saa 3 ibef pame se
d tic Senate ,a take oI4trs @ secure
tbe rfc ace = Anl johnson
lhe chairman. AIr Wade replied.
Tho S a4so va. TAKE tao necessary Of
aeu
senator Howard then offered tho fol-
lowing resolution
u a3 That tAg ms .aeo from the
House u Representatives relating To-
tie Impeachment IL Andrew thomson,
o. referred ioa select committee oisey-
en, % consider aAd report On The same.
The resolution was put by tile chair
and casned And then the chair APP
pointed Is tie select committee, called
i3f by alr ignarls resolution on im-
parchment, Messrs. Howard Of Mich
lrumbuli u I'll Conkdlg Of n Y, Ed
monds Of VI Morton o. Lad, pomeroy
Of KS johnson 81 Nd
At Is minutes part j. H., 81 the
same day, the Speaker called the House
to order, and the doorkcsper announced
the presence At tie ban Of the commit
tee which had been appointed to i'm
peach, Ut the bar Of the Senate, the
President Of the United States Mr..
Stevens Of Pa, standing ia company
with his colleague Mr. Bingham Of o.,
then made q repos, as follows
"lIE. SpEAEu In obedience to the
order OF thus House, we proceeded to
the bar Of the Senate, and proceeded,
in your name and IN the name OF this
body, and uIl the people Of the United
States, We Impeached, as we were d.
rccted to, Andrew johnson, President
Of the United States, Of high crimes and
misdemeanors in office, and We demand
ed that the Senate shall take order TO
make him appear before that body and
answer tor the same; and stated that
the House would forthwith, or soon, |
did not say which, present articles OF
impeachment and make them good; to
which the response was, Tie order
shall be taken.
The committee appointed by the
House to prepare articles Of impeach-
meut were expected to report Monday
Owing to the storm we received nc
Washington news last evening.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-03-03

The Democratic National Committee
after a protracted session, have decid-
Cd on New York as the place for hold
ing the National Convention. The 4th
II July was the day fixed on It is IN
derstood that the contest between Gin
sinnat aud New York was n very ami
mated ono, the majority in favor d the
latter place being but ono. This decis-
ION is supposed 70 be adverse to the
prospects Of Dir Pendleton. II is prob
able that Mr. Seymour will reconsider
his determination not TO be a candidate
aud that Ill the elements Of opposition
70 Pendloton will lie concentrated on
him. In this case bis nomination is
more than possible
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-03-03

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