The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-12-22

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Bennett tboy would make 40 old-fash.
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Fox hunting has begun in England
and already enc lord and two Or three
gentlemen have ridden into eternity
over fence That was a few inches too
high
A Portland paper Is net without hope
that the Maine Legislature viii, this
winter. submit female suffrage amend
iaent 10 the people
The actual payments Of the army,
less The rcpaymrnts in each year for
tie eight years from 1861 . ls6S, both
inclusive. we're S324l 100000 In
1865 they were Sl23. 100000.
The frauds in the voting at New
York have been presented to Congress
by the Union League club, and an in
vestigation inyi ed through a commit
tee of the national Legislature.
General Howard has asked for con-
gressional examination into, and re-
port upon, the management Of the
Freedmeu's Burenu. from the 18th day
Of May, 1s65, to the Slst day Of Dec.
1868, when its operations close.
Thirty Thousand acres Of the Kan
sas Pacific railroad company's land, ~
ing in one body on the Saline river in
Lincoln county, Kansas, were sold on
Wednesday to a company Of 200 fam
lies of northern Illinois, who will em-
igratc and settle there in the spring. --
Sixty thousand acres Of the railroad
compunys land have been sold in the
last ninety days,
Tho three Reno brothers, and
Charles Anderson, confined in Jail at
New Albany, Ind, for robbing the Ad-
ANS Express Company, we're lynched
by a gang from their native town, Sey-
mour, on Saturday last The lynchers
overcame the guards, got possession OF
the keys and strung up their victims to
beams and pillars as was most convent
ent. Two OF the Reno brothers were
hung on the same post,
Thirty thousand acres Of the Kan
sas Pacific railroad cemraly's land, ~
ing in one body on the Saline river in
Lincoln county Kansas, were sold on
Wednesday TO n compuny Of 2O0 iamil-
.es Of rotnGn Illinois, WHO viii emf
CRATE and settle tLeie in the spring
sixty thousand acres Of the RAILROAD
company S land have been sold in the
last ninety days.
The director of the mint states the
gold coinage Of the fiscal year ending
June 30, 1868, as $l8,1l4, 425; silver
coin. $l,736,7 $50; nickle-copper and
bronze, $fLl3,3S5; total number Of
pieces struck As ,43S, 000 being nickle-
copper and bronze-4 40, 1876 $40; total
value Of coinage, $27 G0G 81
Joseph A. Bradley Surrat's counsel
who was expelled from the bar of the
criminal court Of the district, gets nc
comfort IN his appeal to the supreme
court, who tells him the lower court
possesses exclusive jurisdiction in his
case, and that its dec sion is beyond
review.
At recent public meeting in Maine
the president stated that 20 per cent
of the population attended cl urch, and
that the excuses of those who remained
away were either that they could moi
afford to rent a pew or 10 dress vel
enough
A New York correspondent maia-
tains that the gambling ut Baden is not
nearly SO reckless as that observable in
i'll Wall street He alludes to an Gle.
giant Church building in N. Y, Guy
towards the erection Of which one
young man gave $4,000 This young
man owned II fine country seat on the
Hudson; an elegant establishment IN
New Yolk; bad his fast team on Tho
roll made, it was sad G dom
less than $4,000 day. Thirty days
ago, his name was good for any amount
at the banks His country house has
gone; be has not now money enough
to buy bag Of oats for hIs fast team
Erie and the Pacific Mail carried them
under.
in Gotha it is said that Queen Vie
tolia is hy no means ayoree TO mar.
rage with Duke Ernest, Prince AlbeIt's
elder brother, most accomplished and
still very fine looking gentleman; but
among the numerous obstacles to THEN
union. the most weighly is said to b.
The august gentleman objection to it,
The gosEps Of Gotha say that the Duke
generally leaves Reinhartsbrm when
Queen Victoria signifies her intention
10 visit it, and that. on tie whole, he is
Y no means pleased with bis relation.
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