davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-16
FOR SALE.

JlOR sALE.-TWO FINE MULES AND TWO
Il GOOD cars ANN MAHONEI,
fatl % Corner Robinson and Bill.
NOR SALE.-That choice piece OF property
n on the northeast corner OF Vance ana Or
leans streets. Good Residence and FOREST
Shaae Trees. Apply to "
Tslgrf RUISrER. IRRELEVANT & co.
NOR SALE.-HGying determined TO change
our business, We st1er Tor sale our 5 Dall but
well selecIed STOCK OF GROCERIES, aud
lease o. one II the BEST BUSINESS g. OC5ES
in The city. We wit sell also 4 splendid subur-
bar RESIDENCE, 81 miles from tie city near
EjiII's station, with ~ acres OF grouad, with
- the necessary improvements. Apply 70
WEBB. MIfChhLL q CO., NO. Is Union street
Lee Block ytl "
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-16
Foz CInU.NEATL
FoG ARKANsAn RIVEg-

Memphis and Arkansas Riy Packet to,,-
POlrOu, zine Biud, LartaneiIe Nan
5ursu aad FORT smita direct
'i-F-A1' E4s---. B-aislieu master
This splendid passenger PICKET r.
VIII leave Tor the above -
THURSDAY, Istn inst, at pm.
80 JAS. 7. BOURNE & CO.. Agents.
Ieio 81 No. L J6uefson- str-st
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-16
RIVER MATTERS.
WEATHER. AND RIVERS.

Weather warm and sultry. The river
here commenced falling again on Sun
day, and has declined four inches in the
past thirty-six hours. At Cairo and st.
Louis the river is falling steadily, with
eleven feet in the channel between Cairo
and ST. Louis. The Ohio is falling at
Plttsburg, but rising slowly at Cineinz
natl, with eighteen feet in the channel.
At Louisville It is Using, with five and 3
half in the canal. White river is de-
Ginning, with twelve feet in the channel
through to Augusta. The Arkansas is
receding, with twenty-six inches above
Little Rock, and three and half feet in
the channel from Little Rock to the
mouth.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-16
BUCK Rye aa1ve
FOR SALE

BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-16
"OLD RELIABLE /"

THE splendid Passenger Steamers CONNER
4 CIAL and LIBERTY No. 2, leave Memphis
every Tuesday and Saturday at O'Clock pm.
for W hite River, connecting at DeNaIls Blur
with Memphis aud Little Rock Railroad to
Little Reckr and stage Line for Hot Springs
and all points In Arkansas.
Time to Little hook, 48 hours.
- Passengers and Shippers can rely on this
Route the year round.
JOHN B. DAVIS, Sup'L
LEVY & MILLER,
General Freight and Ticket Agents.
apll # No Jefferson street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-16
FOR WHITE RIVER.

Z n k41As
Memphis and White River Q. s. Mail Packet
Company.
For Helena, DeYans Hiatt, IlstIe Rock An
gusta, JacksOnpOrt ana al Way Landfngs,
COAa N Ashford naster
Inis Inc passenger packet leaves L.
for the above on ss.3ks -
TUESDAY, 18th inst, at pm.
For freight or passage apply to
LEVY e MILLER. Azents
5Jetsrson street, under ComrnerciaI Hotel
iel4 ST
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-16
BUCK Eye 5a1ve,
A Certain Cure for Piles.
W. B. VICES & CO., Proprietors
MEMPHIS. TENN.
THE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY
FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY

CAPITAL, =: $500, OOC
oTFIOE-FIRSr NATIONAL BANK.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-16
STEAMBOATS,.
FOR ST. LOUIS.

For Cairo and st. Louis.
FRANK PARGOUD- John W, Tobfn master
Tais elegant passenger steamer
VIII leave ass9azrzis
THIS DAY, 18th Inst, at pm.
LARRY HAR8lsTAD, Agent,
1slot city Wharf boat foot Monroe 81
Memphis and 81. Louis Packet Company.
For C.frO and sa louis
MARBLE CITY CONWAY ma tar
This new and splendid passenger r.
steamer VIII leave as above on lzss-5sEs7SrciI.
Tau LsDAY, lsth inst, az IN.
lel9 81 FLEM. CALVERT. Sup't.
FOa CIAGIHEATI.
Memph. and Cincinnati Packet Company.
VA y sf'-'s.-..---...-..-.Lew Hates master
Ihls exc -leut PASSENGER Steamer
WI, ,.-- leave as ABOVE -
WEDNESDAY,, l7th inst, at an,
80. LARRY HARMsTAD, agent.
-JeI9 y GlLy " Aa{I 1oat, foot Siouros 81.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-16

CAIENDAR.-June- Month.
PHASES OF THE NOON.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-16
EG6 RENT.

TOR RENT Two story House, with six
& rooms ana kitchen, 22s Washington street.
Inquire at Us Washington street, OF az Water
Tank, foot OF MadisO.s street. Jel4 II
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-07-14

Five years ago today on Tuesday.
July Ia, 1868 Horatio Seymour ad-
dressed tho rioters 10 New York city Ia
these honcyed phrases;
MY Friends | have come down
here from the quiet Of the country ia
see what was the difficulty, 10 learn
what AN this trouble WAS concerning
the draft Let me assure you that ]
am yourfriond. Uproafious cheering
You haye been my friends eries o.
Eyes, yes n That's ~ 4 "Wo are. tud
viii be again r and now. ! assure
you, my fellow citizens, that / am here
TO show yon test 81 my friendship.
Cheers. ] wish 10 iuiorm you that
have sent myaajutani general 10 Wash.
inRlon to confer Nfl The authorities
there, and 70 baYe this draft suspended
aud stopped Vociferons cheers
ask you az good citizens 70 salt FOR lns
return; and assure you that ! vii d
al that can 10 see that there III nc
inequality and no wrong done 10 ans
one, 1 wish you to take good care d
oil property a. good citizens, AID ses
that every person "a safe The sate'
Keeping 81 property and persons rests
with you, and ! charge you - disiurt
neither X j. your duty 10 maintain
the good order oftEe city. and know
you vii Do l. ] wish ron now 70 sep
arate AZ good citizens. and you can a..
ssulble again whsneyer sou wlsh TO d
30 ask you 70 leave al 70 me now
and ! viii see b. your rights Wait
until my adju,ant returns from Wash
ington, and yOn shail be satisfied
Listen 70 nae. and see that thore j. ~
harm done 70 persons Or property. bot
retire peaeeably"
This is ar excellent campaign docu
ment II needs 10 eommenl.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-07-14


We insert in another column the re
mark of the Rutland Herald upon M
article recently published in the JouR-
NAL. 1t seems that we were so unfor-
tunate as 10 express our views upon
the Congressional question in manner
which the Herald does not consider in
good taste. We should have been con-
tent to endure its reproach Of bad
taste, had we been able to express our
meaning in manner SO plain that even
the Herald co uld not mistake it. We
were not equal TO the task however,
and the Herald gathers from our re-
marks a theory that public service fur
nishes no criterion from which we can
judge Of the merits OF public man.
We intended to express something very
different, and we leave it for our rca-
ders to say whether the fault was in
the article itself or in the eomprehen-
sion of the Herald. We intended tc
express belief---and if we did not say
it then we say it now-that, although
Mr.. Dorr may have served his County
well the in various offices within its gift
his public life furnishes no evidence o.
that ability which is essential TO an in
fluential member Of Congress, and
which Vermont has always been accus
toned to require in its representatives
And we do not know single either
Of Bennington County, acquainted with
his public career, who does not hold
the same opinion. We trust the SHARP
Tiny of the Herald will find no eco
vert insinuation" in this twill be no
hced that altho' the Heral q is the main
supporter of Mr.. Woodbridge, it has
tens to the defence D. all his rival can
didates except Col Veazey If Judge
Kellogg and Mr. Dorr were really of a.
much Importance in the canvass as the
Herald would have us believe, it is MOI
probable that their qualifications anc
claims would be SO frequently set fortl
in It's editorial columns. When Mr.
Woodbridges organ hastens to sound
the praises of Judge Kellogg and Mr.
Dorr and TO frown upon the claims o
Col Veazey, it is easy TO see who is
Mr.. Woodbridge's real opponent W.
believe the people Of this section are il
earnest in their opposition TO Mr. Wood
bfidge, and will east their influence ii
favor Of the man who is really running
against him
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-07-14
THE srsrE CONTRIBUTION.

The Uuion Republican State Con
ventton was held at Burlington, July
LIST. The present board Of State Off
GERS were renominated by acclimation.
For Governor, John B. Page; for LIT
Governor, Stephen Thomas; for Treas
urer, j. A. Page George w Grandey
of Vergennes, and Horace Fairbanks Of
St Johnsbury, were chosen Presiden-
tial Electors at large.
The following persons we're chosen
State Committee for the ensuing year
George w. Grandey Of Yergennes,
Chairman; @, g. Benedict Of Burling-
ton, Secretary and Treasurer; G. w.
Willard Of Montpelier, Redfeld Proc
tor Of Rutland, b. D. Harris Of Brattle-
boro, Roswell Farnham Of Bradford,
Samuel T. Pingree Of Hartford, Wm,
W. Grout Of Island Pond, Dana r.
Bailey Of St Adams. The Committee
met al Burlington, July9t TO arrange
for the coming campaign.
I. W. Park Of Bennington. Chair
man Of The Committee on Resolutions.
presented tho following. which were
adopted;
A0soanei ist That We heartily endorse ihe
srtlua # the Nstsnhsl union Hepublican Cousen-
taa ID tho nosniHatian u Ulysses s. Grant, a.
fw President and kchgyieF Ceifxa ~
esatadass for xzoa Freshest ~ the uifAd STATE
All We pledge the Ackei ouria support
"a, ThSi We fsslly aFYrgve a the resssailons ~
lhe Sastonai rni9n conventaon, an Sdeft them
A. onf asu.
-, ThAi We bod that trnn Republican gey-
srnnBent i q guySru1acrt in vhioh az ths people
have ssaAl cisal kud paiittnsl fisAts.
eth, Thst ws hcarialy approve tAe nsH4inAticns
made tAse DAY, tad rtccEnfseo "a tkrm u the ear
sssss suFpori q ~ Uaios b i'al.llaas parts a
h. stalls.
NJ. Para Alss etsnaea ths hoslnziag additional
sasalgpaa n behah II To cansn.iies,-
glesosse1 That il ordex that germons nsay
give hss s11Fest Jossslas f.ep1fllaaa "a giiy ii
ihe hexsfeEsbaz eiaEfsaa. Ne srge apoa She STATE
Camnisss< b make Kt1eoagh eausN&s ~ sAe
Etste. kne ~ saftkas f1edzsnles1a te .sznarflate
cxsxNsHst1u x 65xz@s sza1 Ualfez sIass 81 faH a.
FgAetae4ass. e sgery tosa-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-07-14

TAxenos oF GoyEnNHEST BoNps
The bin which the committee on ways
and means reported to the House Of
Representatives., Thursday, for the tax
alton Of government bonds, against
their own judgement and conviction,
but IN obedience TO the order Of the
House, is as follows
BE il enacted, etc, that from and
after the passage Of this act, there
shall be levied, collected and paid, a
tax Of ten per cent on the amount Of
interest hereafter due and payable on
all the bonds aud other securities q
the United States. To secure the col
lection Of said tax, the amount Of IN
terest hereafter paid on any bonds or
other securities Of the United States
bearing interest at six per cent .shall by
% the rate Of only five per cent, and
those bearing interest NJ The rate Of FIVE
per cent shall be at the rate Of only
four and Eve tenths per cent, and il
bearing interest at the rate II three per
cent shall be at the rate Of only two
and seycn-tenths per cent per annum.
No higher rate oi interest than is here
prescribed shall be paid CA any bond
OF other securities of the United States
now outstanding Or authorized 70 be
iss ned on condition Of my such bonds
or other security, oil laws and parts Of
laws to tho contrary notwithstanding.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-07-14

EaAn q Ne hesa praai's anj tram BIN
lor JasicsAl daises IL GAAs maaHsg We
hAvs pbsaaned soaae q oar shlast
sa8ggs. aaa sissb % the dee.sluas q
or Couf3 nAl4oaal Authority Aad
Esd regsutzlsnn. This rule wAs acted
apoa rsrsauy N Tie appointment q
gadge stesie, and ws have noi heard 8
ssugle lawysF Of yusas aad experience
question the propTieiy AID VISION q
ibe choice The rule cAunol Be reioc-
ted ia case 81 Polltical Selections for
want u application for lhe same prae-
toe RAleh gives as learned Judges
would give Us ale and .nfusuuhl men
II other branches n public lie II
osbef than judicial ofiees were dis
posed a solely with a riew 10 the pub
lie good, tbs rule would not he an
known ia political affairs. Bat iar
those officers there are a greater num-
Der oi aspirants, politicians attempts 10
dispose of them i0r their own adYan-
tRgo, aud the fayurs Of The people are
frequently bought and sold with hatd-
IN a protest Col. NeazeY is new man
because ho does not belong TO those
who have distributed among them
selves the political spoiis ci thls Dis
uict years in adsanee HIS friends are
presamptuuus because they are inter
ftring with the plans OF those who long
since disposed Of the coming nomlna-
ton to their perfect satisfaction
The Offices IN our GIFT should not
be denied 10 one because of bis youth,
nor given 10 another because Of his
age They are places Of public service
and should bo disposed Of for the public
good. We believe that II Col Veazey
il nominated and elected be will serve
| bis constituents as well as any who are
mentioned IN connection with the Of
/ fee, and se may reasonably hope that
/ the experience and influence he obtains
will be OF use to bis State for years to
come. II Is a wise policY FOR any
people 10 recognize aud derejope
the best Of their rising talent
II is d poor policy, indeed, TO encour'
age our young men to carry TO Wes-
tern States that wealth Of intellect and
enterprise which should be invested
here. They should have reason TO be-
lieve that Vermont is not only good
place TO be born IN, but good place to
| live in and to die IN.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-07-14

The ! oston Traveller asks the
Mayor Of thht city to introduce public
hydrants into the city q Boston for the
accommodation 81 men and animals, and
TO secure the necessary funds, 70 stop
the grog ~ the Committees u the City
Council fer year Evidently the Tray
cier doesn't appreciate The afdg0us "a.
ture u pubic business.
The New York World Oh Thursday
oecupied three columns ~ith IL discns-
sinfs Of the question. Does Graut
drunk The Hartford Post nov asks
Il " turn is atteatlon u siaif. and
furnishes the following copy 81 he bill
AZ the Allyn House ii that city for a two
days stay during last years campaigns
Two days board. $40. lemons and
whiskey, s65. total, t15.
John n Martin, q delegate from
Indiana to the Democrats National
Convention, died ID the Toubs. SUNDAY
morning from Gdafupi treHepa The
deceAeea was Nrn rd a iAty
four. and kept = aai0on Il Washington,
near Yineonnsa. SoatneFn Indians.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-07-14
TzE cs.sSHsssss.~sx srssTTe.r

Two weeks ago We made some sug.
gcstions concerning the nomination OF
successor to Mr.. Woodbridge. andex.
pressed a belief that Col veazey should
receive the support OF the people Of
this section. The views we then set
forth have been received with favor by
many Of the leading citize oi our inn
mediate vicinity. and we believe are not
lcss acceptable to many Of those with
whom We have had no communication
Az FAR as our Information extends, there
IL growing belief that MFR. Wood
bridges further services can be dis
penscd NTH without any detriment 10
the public; thai IL default Of eandi
date from Bennington County, bis sue
caasor should be taken from Rutland
County; and that Of the three candi-
daaes presented by that County. Col
veazsy would besa represent The Dis
trieL
Il il said b some thai Col veazey
shoald nOl be brought forward As a
candidate fOE Congress on account Of
the shcrtness Of tie time during which
he has resided In our District After
. rsaideneu-cf four ar Eva years in its
nnosa prominent town be is by no means
personally unknown 70 our citizens; and
40 intimate connection during thai pc
Rod witA TIE public STAIRS u Vermont
haa hardly lei1 him stranger 10 It's
inaarsatA During Che Brss ysar Of bic
Residence smong q. she Legislature d
vermont aaw ii . slcea him Reporter
d she DECISIONS 81 The SapFeme Court.
. poaition whsch has been oocupied aud
n0aehi for By scfns Of cur arSt schol.
srs and lawyers And now, after 3
reaiaencs Of years among IA. during
which be has proved hinssH competent
and inithful. i II ecnsidared by soEne
qaila impropes 10 mention his hAme in
eoanscsaBn wstA Congressional honors.
0ua wuaid sapposa 10 bear theua gun.
uenen eontead that Col Yea1sy has
moi lived long saough amoag ne 20 be-
eoms sdeasiaed with oar Interests. thAs
be came TO RaiiAnd from ecane t9g1ign
land. and was unseqnAinsed vita our
sngnagN, laws and cusannk Coi vskx.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-07-14

"A sad calamity occurred on the
evening Of the 4th, a. Oakland, Cal,
opposite San Fran cisco. by the giving
way Of the drawbridgo 81 feFryboat
Sixty persons were preeipitated into
the water. II whom a number were
drowned Ten bodies have, 50 Ear
been recover red.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-07-14

BASE BAIL,-Wo publish below che score pf The ID
game between the ondawa and Star CiHbs Tho
game was played On the grounds Of tho starclub
at Cambridge, on the afternoon 81 the Fourth y
The Fielding wa about the same a. in the game
at Manchester, but, as might be Inferred from
The score, the batting q the stars vas terrific.
The onls~s players we're treated IN tho best
manner by the members u the stsr club and 9th
er citizens II Cambridge and notwithstanding
THEN severe defeat, had very pleasant time
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-07-14
sHFEHEEc.s.v u.rge.s DfsrafcT cav.
BsE.a'Tsa.v.


Republican unlon Convention for the First
Congressional District d Vermont, viii be held
ii Rutland ~ wednesday, The sth day Of An.
gass nsrt, A one osciorkr. W.. Tor the purpose
q elossing q candidates Tor Representative 10
Cunssesa. 70 ba Supported BY thc Republican
fesmaa Il he Disssici Al the election on the fret
TueaslAy ~ sehtenalscr baxt and one eleotor Of
frcsiaant and Vice President 70 BE- supported by
ihs ffes1nen II the District a te election on The
asss TaesaAy n November neat The Repabli-
can Talon voters II said District ere invited 10
BE- represented IN ID. Convention by their Dele.
gates. 70 b. ehoscn IN compliance with the fol
aowsng rssoiution sdopsed NJ The District Coo.
xessioa held in Miaaishury On the 18Th day 81
August, iHgI.
Esasohead, THAI sha next Convention In this
District b. called a. q Delegate Convention, each
sowm 30 be emitted 10 one delegate, and an add
gtonai delegate for every one hundred and every
fraction ~ une hundred larger than iftY votes
cast b. aald toun fuf the Aopublican Union Can
didatn Tor Governor AZ this election ~ the year
pgoopoding the tune for holding sad Convention;
The District 0nnsMittee g. prescribe the method
~ esnesiun n eaid sseiegasea
The Dciesatoa 81 the several towns in The Die.
tsics viii be ehoedn At PRIMARY meetings called
by shs unsou Republican Committees Of ,hs sey-
srai towns. and must be provided with credon.
tiais signed b. the secretaries Of said meetings
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-07-14

cutxfH GssFEaTsas.--Ths rassa Essvblsess
saasss "a nsaa4axtsa c@anty 49, spguetsaa 70
saass b ssea ssA@rnsss ~ Gss Fas.sioa 81 Ar'zF.
tas- &C. ThufsAag. Nas lsss asg = auiy. Is siessa
s'e.asa A NJ y nssalasts uahaaaaies far csur'y
eEsoss s@a staesscs asbsE ls~sasa@s pfuPss d -
4aaM
rs rs.os GsFaaAoss vpioss - ihs fsurhl
tesas ass rxaasssa y rassA q esaess Al tbs isss
yas1s II hastsne lksaf FssFesflFs towp metsnrs
"a saa4saay, ~ fish az u yaiy, u n s'eiaes
Pm. h ekd@ss 6slegn1ea 10 tha Cgansy Cuuven.
tba@. ne oskoss Il oaoh towa eszcas are 70
qaswsa4 b. snrzaea evrtssosscs 10 tbs peF~au'
siartad
Tke sasef6s sowhs az tlse cQaaay arr sutltlea n
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-07-14

-General Howard has f0rna Ily or
dored the disoont inuation Of he Freed
mems Bureau 10 South Caroiina, AMI
Hill a. speedily as possible close he
Bureau business IL other States
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-07-14

A maiden ady, Miss has
sailed nom New York city Is Paris
with 8 lap dog. IN order ~ consult =
pAyeicianfhers iaching her pets healtb.
The De ! sixteen years old The lady
desiaes thai he may lise anlil hs il
twenty FIVE H. ha bfneb 4
eaush ll a M aa 4
dirty moq, but b Is leudsfiy beloved
BY bis mistress.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-07-14

Peter Cagger, a prominent Demo
cratic politician of New York. WAS
killed Monday evening, 9Th inst, BY
being thrown from a carriage While
riding III Cent raj Park.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-07-14

Brig. Gen. Lafayette G. Baker, the
late chief Of the government detective
force, died at Philadelphia on Sunday
morning last
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-07-14

BASE BALI The second game u Che match
between the ondawa Club, o. Factory Point, aud
the Moneka Club, Of Dandy, was played on the
grounds Of the MoDeka Club, Wednesday, July T.
The seoro wnR a. followss
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-07-14

DEATH on junior CESSErT.--The Burlngl on
Times thus announces tho death q Judge Ben
nett: Il l. but short time ago this, Judge Ben
nett was about COR streets walking vigorously
and promising years 81 life even 1T HE advanced
age, with his strength Of constitution and cheer
ful spirip nobody expected 10 bear ~ his death
When he bad gone o yisit he son Coz health and
recreation. And he he gone villa the multitude
whom desth has siruek Bonn our society within
tie iast eighteen Bonths.
H was born IN L'tehdeld Co, fCon.,l that era
die and nursery q great men ia former tines
Hewas eiassnate 4, Yale and At Judge Reeves
las school n Samuel 3. Phelps and host u
such men, aud cana 10 Manchester, VI " prac.
ties his profession. More thAn iifty yesrs since
se and has name Ia the Vermont Rep arts he
Has Alwags considered al ablf snd learned law
yef- " vas for many years States Attorney fer
, nniaEsgn ca. and his aisapprpiaiion and TO-
dignation at he violations oi las sAt Dot cap
posed Y he dimiHished b bic ESPECIAL faneiiun
70 T'rueecgsts he ,iolators
Electsd - Judge q tho suprefne CoaIt q he
state, be held TIE place foT twenty wears. H.
Nss net Away, satisfactory e. ntsl prsss Jnien
Bat bis oflnioas AZ tissy siaad recorded Cur re-
ps'Ets srs really aB0hg tie shes that can b.
faand Is AnsaFaoan repoTia o, his time. strsngsh,
simplicity and : eayfofa fslacstos y language weEe
resnarkatly Characteristics q John Beaaett siih
ga pen - his band. and his opinilns wll base
wefghf ard aaihoriig uatil Il sAsIl seem best 10
discard ~ las and RUS altogether
And Ssage Bsaasis pns right good man. b.
ChriN14za EnAs and be has e1chsngea fi.is
wrs4 tcg gue a. basssF
-LeAks Nss iort CTeak, wi.lsh y 81 eahl@t
% he DaPos gscahas. ~ FsefoFg Pa.aa W Taee
day. August 50, eoiss recommended By the
asast lnaanut4si pspsfs II SEES Kas4. as a. esaab-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-07-14

The score was a. follows