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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-04-28
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+ bog eat tbe 5onissi So Yioe- d, s3eag vas
aarrautae 55ar. Is = eautses tasH Nf Wei
aai @feaNor lfar tat mtF HssaHaaa Fhaw
ttsi Is 8 as ses fsreeoss esps,asion ilssl Asv
TaElasa e uai q ottsla sbst aeesE Is fo
So Efarh.el argument q eleuly hey uett
ssuat4 Nilsaa s detelaTag 3 very oaasstsfsh.
eiftnefb e. candidate aaiale e Neu Ennlsgd
aud 3 Wems hisbly Ffslah,e tAat 4 tae ax
s.ates 81 hcue ptre y - .uia lhe eeuteHhaB 3
unit Dc vaaid r,ssir, Is lsasi plurality y totcs
CD The se,dnd ballot tha FIRST g eaurse being
complimentary g iho candidates proposed ty
the ysnoas slste conventions. bai a. reosent
Mama and Connecticut sn Urging fho.r 5vp men
hs the nomination. Il uast he known hevcvtG
b.iar, laaF whether either nj uamba s Cow
buckingham can consulate any support gata.3e
aftbsu vn states, abd g nos ordinary roed
freezing would require tlai their friends should
sbsuaaa tlc eaart, end direct an eeu stuusih
81 dgede ID tbf b.tt uaaner between tit.ee vha
really hayl q chance
81 wilson haz dae ssat haHag 90 Nos Tue-
band bg li- aar GOD safiaas aha u laa stR-
ate, aa5 Aer Eap}and u6g3 beu b5ngI Isl
reeofulaaa la i-dtbly and clafsst u her eautp.
Ha b the nl stoau. lran jai- -oauoa who
has received mai iAau S complain taiH aoaca
from sls.aa, ana fsg aaulial MANN. v.tH 0b,eh
bis aa,na has be,l ,,0laaacd .s8uhor Wste- Il
fairly nlA,te 81 v1. .daf4haa whether waalj
not be appropriate, asa stacofJl Zen Now England
10 accept him ~ her candidate Tor the second
offge In the giit y tho peopo.
The argument from locality is q strong enc,
aud while il should not be Insisted on to tbe en-
dangyuue % the success II tbe fektt it L not
worth while Is b to- generous, 81 make aacnd-
ccs before they arl shown TO be necessary. II
Now England which has 50 coed claim, can
present o0ly 5Gt candidate who Is known "a have
strength abroad L would soem to bo desirable
chat h5t delegation siaald bo at p Ppagnt
FL us uama at Chicago Lls ihe .sgc ha fair
~ made up, and Il n Is shown tlar Aow England
must waive her elaima t8r The sake of ,he cause,
fit becomes reasonably plan that some other
man vii give maf, power 20 the gunCfa ticket
IN the doubtful States, let Massachusetts,, she
digniGed herself By proposing a Yirginian name
for the command Of our revolutionary armies
now yield cheerfully The houors Of the party
50 that The party and the country be served
But, as between New England appearing at the
convention divided, or appearing unit, there
should BIZ 10 hesitation Springfield Rcpabiean,
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Foreign

Dispatches have jus, been received al London
from Atyssinia, ehith vIso thc highly imputant
and gratifying intelligence ,bat battle was
fought % Good Friday tefor, Mardsls bstuccu
British troops commanded br Com Napier and
AbysaIuaa troops uudef tle command II their
king ia porson. The latter were deflated and re-
treated into the town. Thor loss il lled Hnd
and wounded was very heavy, On che Monday
following, 3D. his preparations having boon com-
pletcd Gen. Napier ordered au assault upon
Nagdala and ihe town ana eitdal were carried
By storm King Farudam- Na- slain and hage
number 81 his warriors alled wounded aaa n.
Ken prisoners, and tbo ontirc capital remained
in tlo possession u the British forces Tho lose
II the nntifh Ia Killed and wounded ia small
All % the British eaptiyoa were found IN tha ely
alive and well, and wore SET freq, Gen. Nspicrs
instant return 70 tho sea coast b expected.
confession Of The murder IL D'Arcy MeGee Isl
said 70 have been drawn from Whslen, the suA-
poctod prisoner, by follow convict who was
placed in the cell with him for thc purpose
Whalon says that be viii either be hung o. sunt
to the poaitentary foo life, aud appears % take
pride ID the idea that bis namo viii be handed
down to postcrity
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Items.

A seal was captured in the Hudson river,
near Troy, last week
lee cream and strawberries arr a drug IN tho
streets Of Montgomery, Ala.
An eagle swooped down upon bahy at Quin-
cy H. that had been left alone Iy tho river bank
by it's mother, and carried il away, and has not
since boon seen.
New Hampshire tax assessor exempted a
dog from tax because he had but three eggs,
aud the law did not provide for taxing fractions
Of animals. That tax gatheror should be exempt
from the poll tax Of the State, on the ground
that the law does not provide for taxing fractions
Of men, especially whom the eliminated fractional
part is from under the Uranium.
"A man who loft his wiiein New York and won't
to Chicago narfatcs That as soon al no reached
tho city, and before he was fairly out Of the de-
pot he was attacked by score Of small boys who
pressed upon him the cards Of various lawyers
and assaulted him with shouts Of Want a di.
yoree, miateri' Here you are, divorce you in
Fifteen minutesl" and such ike astounding cries
There are seven million dogs in tie United
States, according to the estimate which cost
their owners fifty million dollars annually and
four million dollars to sheep owners. Such dogr
are very sheepiah, and their owners ought to be-
come a hangdog set.
Mem bership Of baseball club caused a
young man in Fort Wayne, Ind, to neglect his
business, and consequently TO loao his situation.
Idoneas led him into evil ways, and On The 22d
inst, he was detected in stealing valuable letters
from the post-oiiico boxes and was lodged IN jail
a monument to Luther Is to DO erected IN
Worms, on the Path, 25th and 26th Of June. It's
intended TO make the occasion q great national
festival ID Germany and to invite tho Protestant
world also 10 observe It,
The Memphis Avalanche, speaking Of the ac-
ton Of the Chief IL Police In breaking up and OK.
posing the Kux Klux Khan Of that city, says that
whether the organization be genuine u bogus,
Beaumont has been guilty o. conduct for which
he oagia b be murdered"
The largest income returned IN Chicago ia
1902, 3O6si, by c. II. Mccormick The next larg-
est IL bis brothers. j. i. Mccormick, 100000.
There are nine others exceeding $4,000 sixty
exceeding $4,000; ninety-aeyeu exceeding s20.-
900, and 4s6 exceeding 10000
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~ 4ht
Na 81 rsasat ~ ts em-
Fali. 0sa. q HA.ltsH. b. SO
araegs assetas eHslaeass aa8 mass eta.
es. - iaisatm 49, s15 m 81 tsa ea =
ha fa5s4 la ss5sQa
Htguea = esssast ra aaa sevoa esss8.
stlaas 3 Yraaaas cssaaae ans8sst aHa
ta eaaraaes usth 30 asasss membership u
# TaeN sfe Nueys.a se n.asefsls svaatt.
eaa q lAam baas without pss "a aarss
several n.sa.sttf Itu hsfe 70 maf thsa eae
ehuth Hbe uauter q haFtams eaeytea der.
tbe soar uaF aasafei aHd isir'e ti 81
tatef iertp4s, vfre a. Darlington thlfly al Fair
fax ,ha|s q Ns Aw4ra end taaie-abl IS
Dover. oa9 tlstge churches rfpott moss ,has
tsa baaafea HleHscrs eseh. NR Grsijeu. tro
bundled cpd faaE. ruuaabeul buHina and
tar;y aiat ana Fsirias tso hundred ant eighty.
ete rseniythu have between oue ard two
hundred assh hFi dya base bm 60y 8 ono
Aup3rt3 eaeh snd ihlfge Hlue have }ess thaa ht-
s. momlstn each. rwone.uiae II the churches
data their organization IN che eighteenth anum.
~ or gbrse. us oldest 81 Umlford, sharon.
suJ WaIHneiaj, witch was organized n 1850.
Sixteen eharabes received eta q the Cousoutiou
b the AR gate amount Il s27sa misaauar y
agent fal DO sta' also mpl1yea
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NUN .s.vD RAILROADS..

Mr. Wells, in his last report, gives us table,
showing the aggregate sales Of liquors, at
wholesale and retail, sin the several States and
Territories Of the Union, during the fiscal year
ending june so, 1868, as doduccd from the receipts
Of internal revenue" The value Of the retail IL
quor sales that is, the first cost to the CONSUME
ors- reaches, in single year, the enormous sum
Of one billion, Jour hundred and eighty-gfeo mil
lion, fotg hundred and atney-oae thousand eight
hundred and siyty.fre dollars ($l ass, 40l $3.50
That is forty three dollars for every man. woman
and child in the country 1t is very nearly one
eighth Of the entire annual sales Of merchandise.
including liquors, by Wholesale and retail dealers,
auctionoers and commercial brokers, during the
same period, (s11, $50 837 2O7l Ii is more than
"the entire product Of tie precious metals, from
all the States and Territories west of the Rocky
Mountains, for t,cedy gears, from 1s48 to January,
1868, which Mr.. J. Ross Browne in his recent re-
port to the Secretary of the Treasury, estimates
at 81 165 100000. 1t is more than zen times the
total value Of all the church property in the Unit
cd States given by the census Of 1868 as st7l $685.
532 II is more than one-half our entire national
debt, (not deducting the cash in the treasury, ]
Is
Mr.. Dolmar, Of the National Bureau Of Statis-
ticc, has published Summary statement Of the
length and cost of railroads in the several States
at the close of 1867" We will compare this, so
far the cost md equipment Of the roads are con-
cerned, with Mr.. Wells statement of the yalue Of
the retail liquor sales in the several States for the
single year ending June 30, 1861 We remark, in
parenthesis, that the lrlsolesaie liquor sales are
something less than one-haf the amount Of the
retail sales 5000 277, 050) This indicates some
thing Of the profits Of this traffic. 1t is obvious
why We use the returns Of the retail sales rather
than Of the wholesale, as we wish to get at the
cost OF the consumer The total present value Of
railroads is q, Ga, $50, 799- exceeding the annual
cost Of the liquor drank by less than the worth Of
the railroads IN the single State of Pennsylvania
The comparison Of the two items in the several
States is certainly instructive
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Mn CHAsE AND THE 1SpuENpESr
When Mr. Chase was secretary Of the
treasury, be gave patronage and profits
TO Mr. Bowen, the publisher Of the In
dependent, and that paper, denouncing
Lincoln, earnestly advocated its patrons
nomination in bis place For years il
seemed to have no politics that did not
begin and end with Mr.. Chase and his
interests Now, mot because the pat
ronage is gone, do we say, but il is gone
lit turns its back npon him. and for
maFy surrenders him to the opposition.
These are some Of its reasons, and
considering the source, and that Mr..
Tiilon the editor is just from Wash
ingtnn, they are certainly significant
whittier Mr. Chases ambition for the
presidency is leading him, we viii not
say authoritative, Tor the delicate i'm
pressibility and poetic impulsireness Of
the Independent editor sometimes ron
der him an unreliable reporter Bnt
this i What be says:
For years past we have earnestly and
often advocated Mr Chase's nomination
to tho presidency This advocacy now
ends vi hout crediiing the fable Of
tie scandal. mungers, who say that Mr.
Chase has abandoned tie party If which
be was lately the chief ornament, and
has practically joined The democracy,
vs. are nevertheless constrained 10 say
that the republican party can no longer
with pr9priety look 10 Mr Chase TO be
one a. its leaders. and least Of al "a lie
is chief We now have reason 20 be-
heye that MIR Chase would not except
The republican nomination, egen II
were rendered We have equal reason
10 believe. also. that be would accep,
the democratic nomination, II Il could
lie rendered on platform not incon-
sistent with bis well known views q
negro suffrage As tie fact is now
evident tina, Mr. Chase 20 longer links
hls political future with the republican
party we feel that ID the conduct ~
jaurnAl which has long been eonspie-
u0usly known 81 one II Las unYaryiug
supporters, we have Do ghs any longer
10 solicit lie republican party 70 unfair
at their head the banner q his aAme.
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Rou, u,ot IN roe LfEE 70 90 70
kA.s1sfSf

Hy sv - s3s Hki vn Ha.d ase ,he
Wesl. - - saya SIND aleat arkua 81 ias
hstts ass Usaks 2, m.les saA = iaefeaso.
Erea hifez r.s ttt rah,ade8 a11lar ffam
rsailtesan ule q oa Sc eraa sad fsEtres'g
{, 5atle. ,oaelaat. ths Ia..aslaR facts - de-
rived
F.Fft heass rssis Msrsh Istk Faae has aav
afei 500 tutsrTrssiis saIsatiiants
Kluoaaanal advantages superior 3 most gtbeg
places 5 ise state. Hss.aes we3 couaueteA pub-
llr sehufls-tAtrs e tla ottawa falerels. bran
tf,ily s.luaio8. q De- eamptiga s5n Has az
endovneni d over % 600 aerps Il land
a Bailfps5 Is completed 20 tae plaee, making
travel aad transportation easy,
Ioia town prices rs 8 90 dalisgs. Rolling
prairie land. ~ excellent quality. hais ana hlaas
. to Is Fees hiKA. Wen pAtsged b springs aaa
raubine sigeame Good esl obtained 81 D " %
fest Along bottom lands aud streams j found
q good growth u timber q black walnut. a4k and
hickory.
Lime roek. oasly quaFned, su3 unsurpassed
for building, foneiug and iae. Sandstone alec
abounds, a COED material ior many purposes
For fencing tie Usage Orange i ven adaplcd
20 the s2il and climate.
E,erahiug il jhc way u crops and hait does
we'll Grapes aIe equal % any east q the Rocky
Mountains
Land just now, can bg bought low bus j. adj
,ancing and via be higher another year
lands lying convenient 70 town, range from s
10 % dollars per acre. From three 10 ten miles,
to dolars. Timber land 6 % $40 per acre.
As to religious privileges, they have Pres. Mn
lister, Westinghouse nearly completed, achurch
organization q over thirty members, Sabbath
school, Prayer Meetings aud Sabbath services "a
successful operation.
From the above statement ! am led e consider
this an inviting place far those who desire 70
enjoy religious society, and raise up families I'M
der the influence d schools churches, and orli-
nancos IF thc gospel
man u the night spirit deeirous TO do good,
and help lay Tie foundations for tho welfare Of
future generations, would here find ample hcld
for christian effort, while the temporaland world.
" advantages seem neither few nor small
Ii any Of your readers think thoy have call to
solourn elsewhere than among the hills and val
lcys Of Vermont perhaps this would be a good
place for them And If any Of them desire furth-
or information, let them send stamp for return
postage 10 to the resident Pres. Minister, A. Par
sons, and the desired information viii doubtless
be freely given
But let no one be IN hurry. Consider the
matter we'll In some cases it may be best TO go;
in others to stay. good man ought to do well
East or West. A.
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BUTTER Quiet at 20G1i0e for Ohio; i5@52c I
state
CnErsf Steady az l2MtBlc
eoHs New mixed Western ahost q l5Mtl /
81 - for Old do 10 store. Il 20mi ~ foI Waslc
and southern yellow; q liMSi Is for s5uthei
whitc and western
Zoos Steady 81 226l00c
FLoUR % 304t9 80 iof supcffue State; $40
Gl0 % for extra State; so 25Gfii 40for eommi
20 choice extra AeHten go 356sl4 90 far c0r
mon to choice X. II o. ii}e fDGr q 256Gg 49,
Linn flrmer Sales 60 barrels % l1fMisi
uA1a--buli. Receipts, u 500 Sales 40
bashols 80 Son fof western IN store.
FuM Market quiot aud hrtlCf Halcs 80
bbls., &c 81 F7Mzs for new meHs, ~ gfMZ7
for Old do
EgE az 05G60 90 f1r Nostorn IL arrive,
suaAE8 Finn Cnba ii4MiZle.
NHKsr ~ 90 IN No ] Spring g IS for sini
lots NJ. 2 SPRING O. ~ fDr white 0snesce,
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business Notices.

MAoSonA WArEn is delightful toilet arteld
superior 10 Cologne and ia ha.f tie cest
Ny WIPES CHOICE, AND THE WH0LI
family prefer Il sire. 5. A. ALLgs's lsrnoygI|
(nao agtej HAM kHfGHHH or DsKesnG, ~ on
botfiel. Every Druggist SELLS Ii. Price One Dollal
10 lSyArDs Those aficted wifh cancer. serod
PLAAfh1toN Bi1TrHs prepared by d.. Dmae, A
New fofk, have 40 doubi benefited nod cured morl
persons u Dyspepsia Nervousness, Sour stomach
biaas q Appetite Sinking Weakness, General jd
pilny, aud dental DespoHpency, thzn Roy ethel
article 10 existence. lhey are egmposed u lbl
duret roots ana herbs, carefully prepared q 40
Ken 40 gentle tonic aHa siifauiAHt. They ard
aspied % auy ege Or condition 10 lie. ans are OK
teHtweiy popular With mothers SD pFagns a
sadentafY habits.
n any u our readers a-e premhiufeiy gFsY Or ara
troubled sith falling n the hair daBdruh II ltchibq
II the seaig. they have oaIr b ase kHgs Nsgsisb.e
Ambrosia, and shciY traabia Wia fygn Be over,
fhe preparation Is Bat oaiy rsst0fsr y gfay hhf
bat one II the u9st siegnnl haif dressings ave
egel ssea. Il also 5y s9ftsnlAg and iaygaratgg
toe hair prevents premature baianes apd a maay
Passes restores hair % bai4 heads
Fafea tongue. bear -bara. piles dstsatIen u ti,s
stomach Esd sgnels alNxHsss n iile somseh, loss
81 appetite rala ia fhe ass baek q limts. can u
cufsd b. ne use u Pr on, PnrFstge PTS.
WIS lei paias aHd aohas snuf eaniDfi fppaf 4
care j. aafe ~ nsAhg ksabe8 aage VI IGfa
aQnt b. scoldine foaHa fhe house dear woman
basbaaa and &. ldssh biaHs they're s. inhpmsu q
but send ~ hsanes MAGE o., aa9 say, foU
EUA sold ID 4 y Ofrs.
DHeuitY r. passHg ura8, "a taiak eatef. Jae
horse sffflas attempting p sflaste lie effect e
palnfsl sup BE- e aA.f h pass qalY sfHal. qesppiY
81 tae 0sFs s6sr1sss Ckfalry Condition
Powders
roHf4.rnREE YaAEs Is ionE ais "a palsai
fs4islsei few q them % faef, I've q offleame Ing
pfe ltst ee y ts Nhles tlHf afe Mei a 10 q8tsst
Jasns3n't AneaFHe LaiHss8 hs#ever, 81 h01-
efabi- esespfga, having sHefesss4 ia ppp2llty
aanag iss penga =8gys .as4G .oas4.
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State Items.

Hay sellz for eleven and twelve dollars in the
yergennes market
james Mccall war arrested on Monday 18th
charged with firing the Franklin House, Rutland,
George W. Wales, 10 years Old the only son 81
ex-Mayor Wales Of Burlington, vas dangerously
wounded on Wednesday ~ the accidental dis
charge Of a revolver, dropped from the hands u
bystander Tho ball entered tie boy's right
breast. some hopcs are entertained of his re-
coyery.
- man driving tArec-horse team, with q
load Of plank weighing 1900 pounds. broke
through a bridge At Belioas Fails, the other day
and fell b feet upon the rocks and rolling into
deep water YET only one borso w4s killed, tho
man being hardly scratched.
Franz Hanamer seia his hotel 81 Lincoln, and
parted with gis wife Harriet the same day, giving
her $500. She bad maio fer u years the repgta-
ton and succesa u his hotel.
.-Alonzo Burke of sherburne committed sI-
eide recently by hanging himself in bis barn.
Tho aet II attributed 70 the unpleasant terms 90
which be had f0r some lime lived vita his fami-
y.
- man ia WostGei4 haa bought farm to be
paid for % yery Cay terms. IL bas agreed to
pas tl00 yearly Tor ten successive years $50 fgr
the nexi ten years, and $50 more in 1885, The
seller must have wanted b ssil had.
F4e Otter ereck HAf6la qusrriee, near Bran
don, aAieh sera bought wlen discovered ia Jaae
1850 ~ $4,000. have passed into the hands .
Boston lnel, who have placed $50 090 ID their
Treasurer haa1s b develop Is AID VIII begin Ia
July sau los9 fesi : month.
s1ka1 MAs- ST.. john C9maes - 81. Anaas
Bay aged q years uiakes the following stste-
moat g ID WORK durHg tie muuth % March,
r. IS teiee, splt aud carried ~ rods, aua Flied
W. n.Be enrdz g po8
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The BoSDHoLDEm AGAIs The cry
against the bondholders raised by the
Democrats some time since has almost
completely died out. There Is no mys-
terry about it, for the subject has been
thoroughly ventilated II has been
found that tho war was not declared
against the rich, but against the poor.
The following accurate statement 81 the
character and condition 81 the bond
holders in Cincinnati, taken from a
published list in that city, shows con-
clusiyely that it is not the rich alone
that are favored by the exemption Of
the United States bonds from taxntion
The whole number Of bondholders is
seven hundred and twenty eight, q
whom only ninety four hold sums 81
over one thousand dollars each, and
only fur over ten Thousand each
The highest single amount is SiI420
belonging to the estate u 4 Hardness.
Six hundred and thirty persons hold
SIMS 81 less than one thousand each.
The names 81 large portion u these
"bloated arislocrats" indicate that they
are 81 German and Irish extraction.
We DO not donbi that similar iuyes-
ligation would reveal proportionately
similar list u "6rstOcYatie b0ndhold-
ers IN every locality Tire rich don't
invest largely IN bonds because they
car Do better Government bonds are
the poor man sayiags banks
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-04-28
MO- is a great doal Of good aense

There is a great deal Of good sense
in this paragraph by Miles OReilly:
The Southerners despiss northern
Copperhead as much as they respect a
loyasoldier Of moderate views When
Vallandigham was sent South they
kicked him out Of The country. They
would do the same by his friend. bro
ther and fellow statesman George H.
Pendleton II the Democrats want the
Southern vote in the Presidential el-
ection they must put forward man
who was true to some section Of the
country.