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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-02-20

Six cups of -four; four teaspoons
cream tartar, mixed well into the
-four; one cup of butter; four beaten
eggs; two cups OF milk; two teaspoons
Of soda.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-12-21

Tug GKrEN M0uEruH Hyusz.--Tho world does
move WiaaRH MguntEh is al slive, The "a
p-imeVai FORESTS that sb.ltsreA the Indisa hGn-
ter aBd The panther falling A. the deep cut OF
tire w3s3mas 5 axe ard are being Transmitted in
to coal that Coauecileat maaufacturo. may live
1ut 4 iron and even she cid hsfal9sking Green
Nouu.alu HOUSE. has falIts iato iheiS hands and
aueu nan, wm =. Nils u Rupert, Keeps il
open Csc the rcffsshaeal u man and beast
Change. are DC, always reforms, said ODD John
u, na3lpb and il is - bat ia tlla esse The
better thtrvtiIeas and oamplste.
Ouiy thint 81 Il, Nj Edtar,-le ths fact L.
pablisisa warid-wide-s fsg dAya aimee, two
ssraBgots. each viii lad = lsaber. called a.
tlis ai4 H5ase, haa tae.F tesgas pot ~, warmed
Aud prepared f0f d4lasf. Wnsu the dinner bfn
rang they walled a. 70 the bar aa2 called f1r
saEs vhlsEey. when 10 their atisr Ssiaaishmeut
Abd esea plrssare the Lsa5Isrd told thera that
ha sfirts 4 aly Ind were kspi en- The prcmss-
Re. he ibtH led tbe ssy into he diulug reon
ard al wsre gathered 81 Sc fuil loaded iIble
he earnestly AID fsr,sai.g rsas4 God ta bless ths
s.sa. the ,aEir 4 lhs Strangers Aud tho void
TAs "a tao "a "Gssca Mgunisia Haass
t.s-taAasz q A-raugsnseni toa. we 5adsrssAad. Il
~uaH saSal A. Il tie v}s@ man rs8e ralstats
~heh be said There sa1 as~ sAiag au3ef sht
saa
Qassy Il TAT refarm II. iakss pisos f.. @ sf
Hass, shg lar E4lsi can - AeFt aa Tsmfer-
aa1e ,gsaepes. vhat il ths fsasae tbat Egts.s
nal o. Llsa - il ~ vzg.i, ana sa..1 older Ga
.sali5u I'D sias.lss ssal IFs 81 Is s4l.e Is.s-
s.9lssr AbG
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-12-21

Ilttis has bcen accomplished by Congress eK-
cert preliminary work, tie introduction OF bills
Ard the preparation q The business ~ the Zee
s,ou. Au adjournment over the holidays has
been agreed npon from wsdgesas7 next
saturday, Infsrson oi H.. who had several
times made She attempt and failed, got in bII
authorizing AZ addition - Ni 900 go of oarren-
~. IL the reference, however, be wss beaten
and Il went to the committee on banking, instead
n the wsvs ard means a. be desired, aresult be-
lievod 30 Indicate that Congress vii not incfoAso
the circulation beygad Secretary B9ut~ciis re-
commentators.
M5natya trssuouduons grisl n bills vas thrown
into tho two houses. Ia the Senate hr. CaTpeu-
Ter reported bin from The Judiciary committee
puttlng Georgia undsr discipline, In accordance
With the Presidents recommendation. hr.
Drake made = speech in favor u the bsll taking
hum The Uuited States courts Jurisdiction IN
regard 10 ihs political legislation Of Congress,
Nj EdmunAs spoke against The bill though Will
ing 10 "a far ~ the Se8Ator FROM hse9ari In de-
ft4ding tho political condition u Congress, yet
he thought hat II declare that the tribunals 81
The country bad 20 poser t. 81 IL judgment up
on lAg lAvs pAssed under the Constitution, Wa
~ 60 beyond shat The liberty ofany people eoald
endure a. AM great length q time. Mr., Coax
Ing introduced bill repeating al laws grant
ing The frtBing privilege In tho House NJ.
WIZARD, q, Vermont. introduced similar blil,--
Nj Poland introduced bill foY free banking and
also b.a 10 simplify sad reduce expenses o TAX
ing testimony ia establishing claims to bounty
aa4 peasiaus Several hills '9r the immediate
sdm!s..af II Virginia pers introduced, Mr. Bat
lsf. u Massachusetts,, introduced = h8 FIuss1.
iag 81 the ta4At4aa q Incomes received from
government bsnds The tgiio~ing resolution
xGs sarplet
Hesilsni Thai toe committee on BANKING and
Caffeurs - EatluflKed add Instructed - ihY0sii-
gate me eaas~s that led ~ The Hnasusi and tHs
tYNor4nsry Illustrations ~ the gold isaEket q
lie oiy u New YORK, from tie Yst % the 2l1h
" selieubef lsoa Aad thAt rAa committee re-
fas4t Il its earliest cofyeEicres hnn be tulFgv-
IS .a sesd Ter persaHs aua papcrs
ednss4.y lac dsAth q seasief Fessendsu sas
sanouneea in tie senate by NJ. N9uil o.
Aslne. Rl84asut addresses sere made iIy bin
NJ. samnsf, Trumlaa, AAthouy. Williams, Nor
raj q Yermaut. Patterson, DAVIS, Yiekers So
HAmlia. "a ,At House he csneas bia vas lis
cssssa Il eaiarltlss y he Whole, wbr1 To-
aea.A = seustar Fsssrn1sa vas Announced sBt
several naeubefs delivered saloes addresses
ras usasl rssalsssans q respect aere hdupis'
AID b.il haasst -. qafuea.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-12-21


~ tE isswist = HE FfafarEsers ~
gae rs FL gfesflfe oaavrftsas.. hrsi 80 Fsrs. e.
f6s d5h si. eusrr .hs e.ra-raa = a.t 11atg
Ert etusi.te Asssaatsa = tltt place
Tee a1arsHsaa vst affsz.aa5 81 1915 3 g..
ftuavss b. s asss aaaa saa-saE = tsttss sala-
ulss. The fgv8rz usseed sssueUta wsrs
saasea ~ sa.asrs Be- EasFics FsTls. e Wee
Gu. Iiattalt Or a. p. EEssgy = len lrairr-
g. v#ca.Ife,ss-at ; G Lska q rau, sosre-
tsly.
Tte fusviue aatst.ans vrfs 3ss~usse1. Fstt-
Hav sual So 4rFs.. ee lhr working lowrf Il Sac
shafth. sscasd The 8uss = lbt eGaszb 30 thr
aaafls distress.
Ttr,s tvs satjsrss occupied ttfs UaraIag ses-
ssaB. Ia tls s'isIpaan afief 8ovaua.a. nselt-
log ~ tgousy naastfa. aaH - hearing ftparR
f.a tha rhaHalaa represented ans tas arsee.s.
aaas, ths 81. ssieg q4esssaa utss d.sclsscd
Ftssi Tho area-ssy e j u Associations. Sec
uaa Tho sbarab PTGver Meeting Third, So
males efficient setpCFs. FaUEih Motives go per.
saral eauss1HHss % Cmnzt Closed with deyo-
. aanal exercises.
+ THE fsaaulae uaufd rsrsrns tss'E psyt 10 those
isausegrs The Rev. .r Brock < thc bar-
tsi rhurah Nr-la4 Rev. Mr., Bauoas = alle
/ Methodist church VI Weston EeF. NJ. J1husoa
{ e The Methodist church ~ Bau.aj.e. Also tho
following iayfnsg Dr. BEsby. Bras RIA q. r.
simop4f. Blraund aasgAel3sr, W-Alams pas.aa
|Uaeg J. @ I4lia, Cay.au, b. Casrl,er i.saa
.t Coolidge, Calms, s. B.. Gals, aud Eeg 4. J.
ozark.
These discuss5ous wsre interpreted with tae
( best singing 81 such hymns as liy faith look up
{ 70 Thee Rock u ages cleft for me-" An hail
/ the power a Jcsus name, Cone H9iy Spirit
f heavenly dove, "sbtli w gather 1t the River,
"svoet hour q Prayer, Se.
/ The exercises were Also interpreted With
prayer. 1t was one Of the most interesting Con
yentiuus have ever attended, In the frat place
/ the Lord smiled up0a ne by providing very
beautiful DAY far the convention. Aud then there
was quite a large gathering which added much
utcres, to the occasion, The discussions were
Of the most animated character and were we'll
sustained during the entire session, securing the
attention q the audience ia al the meetings.
/ And above ell, We felt that the Divine Spirit was
with as to add bic blessing, 80 that az we're
ready 20 cay, III s good 20 be here"
I We mast cay We clQhed the meeting with re-
luetaucc. The spirit u the meeting war indeed
lovely, aud most beneficial in its influence come
remarking, as they went away 1t ought 10 have
Oron continued IN the evening, aud others an
other day and all saying what 9 delightful
meeting we have had wish that such Conyen-
tons might be spulhpHcs.
/ Wggld Ii not be Of great benefit to have such
meetings in all the region around us, here aud
there, in convenient localities, believe they
are specially fitted to put in operation the work
ing power u the church, aud greatly benefit all
classes in It's cor muuity SheFe they are held,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-12-21
Premiums for 1870.

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-12-21

A TuED roF Local NEwsPaFERs, Nothing
more common than to hear people talk Of wins
they pay for advertising, &c, rs so much give
to charity. Newspapers by enhancing the yalg
u their property in tho ueighborhood, and "a,
ing the localities ia which they arc Published
reputation abroad, benc9t al snch, particular
II they are merchants, 20 r-a estate owner
thrice the amount yearly, Of the meagre saH
they pay Tor their support. Besides, every pul
lie spirited citizen has laudabe pride ia bayini
paper Of which he need not be ashamed, evet
though he should pick it mp IN Sow YORK o.
Washington.
q good looking, thriving sheet hclps proper
ty, giycs character TO locality and it lie 10 mhuy
respects desirable public convenience. iffrop
any cause the matter in the local Or editorial COZ
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it asidc and pronounce It good for nothing, unit
satisfied that there has beca no more labor be.
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good readable sheet it must be supported AM
it must not be supported ia spirit q obaritg
either, but because yen feel a necessity TO sup.
port H. The LEGAL press is The power that m0ve-
the people, " J. Tribune.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-12-21

Tho Uaa6c Judiciary eanug.rs. aa tH'ay
Instructed Gel. Hassr 90 rcpaus h.I FePssHsg
theirnaTe IS o.aca aeg. wlth q,ait8astfaa. The
Hguse WITH pace the hllI pronsr,ly sud probably
without debate
-sg.7suas Cobb. lr.. vha wss delighted 60
manF Tef1,r readsrs 9Th BITE ioaE-spuH love stg-
nee. is nos confined ia BE HastoH Iatrnstt Asy.
Iam a- d hopeless aFunbard. So Gays the sprag.
Geld E,Ia.a.c1a,
-Chlaf Justice SCOTT, Of Maryland. decided On
Saturday that the Emancipation Proclamation
vGs without authority and vald. and hat al
though che object 81 tho uniast agt Ia. boon ae.
compl.sb shed, that docs NOS m&ee it just So $50
shall have 10 remand al the negroes back 90
bondage.
At the New York Charter Election, Elizabeth
CtJg stanton received gue vote FOR Mayor Susan
3 Anthony aad Aana Dickinson enc each tor
Alaervomaa, Ms, b. b. Stowe, one for Police
Justice, Lucy Stone oue for civil Jusnss, aud
EsT Miss Olympus Brown, one fer school Tfus.
tee.
Daring he past year The fave hundred eon.
yicts In the Massachusetts, State Prison havs
oarucd Sl82501 the whole expenses Ter .be
same have been SlOI Goa, leaving net gain %
the Institution u 81, poO. The totsi earning over
expenses ia three yeara have amounted 10 SIS
600, These agures form striking contrast 90
the annual reports Of tho directors q our own
prison, contrast ihat not even the contract sys-
tom entirely accounts Tor. H. She Massachusetts
prison moral agencies arc almost entirely relied
on TO maintain discipline the dark cell, and
very ht.le Of that, being the ouly pnnishmcnt al.
lowed
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-12-21

Father Hyaeiaikc has returned - EarPg
0g. before Be rsat delivered icetnre 10 New
Yolk tie q! ye q xhieh vas. A-ssstg ssrs She
American continent Ma ise arst created !ts-a
bs tss iastia Ire falsu1snt q tho dsssns = she
Greater. A cosmopolitan isEd -casn'aF1.i.L AS 90
tiie irleuiia-s C he fasaae~s 10 tar biosiy
struggle af iss defeo3ers 6p5 has ln stars for
yos vbs pef.a 3 The aeeaaai .islasali 81 aalar-
81 70 rgsl.ts. Nsr.Assr3 Ega tbe Es4a.faaaz 3
s1gs. uss4 .s Africa. loa fsua4aa frum waited
China tIs aaugr.ng people ~ drsd sasi iAe
Hat.re a21laa tas asailaatfy ID ag.aEsf rs,l the
F.a srgsaifs, ta ,siles ~ ths lreala ai Faa,
tls great Aaaasll.ss nan people. Tas tgua1atsaa
t vgaf people "a sas B.t3s $50 BOOK tbat sl'ssss
- 8al lle ggag aszl q sss4s Ghr.si. ia aa
s6a.-a4a I4aHifaa. frH par lfas tlni iAtIs
st..ae. tATs4FA ~ seuas So saF-sta-H isH".
Ana vhta rtsasa sllas. e E4rtss taat asfe
sala4 acre .ggf!s .ss8s.4ea4 ala 1Afla -As+l
49, ASS .1ss4 a.aas.s , - 5.e 49, y ~ 1.A-s
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-12-21

Tho Galaxys programme for 1870 Is, in ever
respect very inviting one. Anew story frol
Airs. Edwards, the author Of Susan Fielding
/. Archie Lowell, etc, aud one Of the very be.
female novolists writing the English language,
promised TO begin, probably, on the completiy
Of Mr. Roade story Anthony Trollope will fuf
nish a series Of Editors Tales, in which he vi
work an entirely new vein. Parke Goodwin, or
Of the abest Of American writer's, will give til
Galaxy series Of noteworthy articles on histor
cal subjects, Richard Grapt White will continu
bis critical and social essays. Justin McCarth.
whose skill. As an effective magazine writer is pc
hsps uucqualed, viii supply critical analyses
prominent individuals In politics, science lc
ters. very attractive series Of articles will
that by a.latt Ecclcsiestic q the Roman Cathol
Church IN which he viii give personal rcc5Ile,
lion Of the interior life Of Rome, describing IL
character and daily life Of the pope, the card
mails, he priests, monks, etc Another sere
likely TO attract attens On will be one dealil
treuchsnty with the society Of to-day, under
Il unique form. scienee " u be represented L.
Dra. J. c. Dalton and j. c. Draper, both yel
eminent Psychologists, and others. The editor
al departments Of the Gala } viii be maintain
aud extended. The ditoTial foreo is very larg,
and includes some Of the best talent in America
periodical literature the chief editors being tn
Measrs Church, Who are assisted by Riebar
Grant White, Justin Mccarthy, George P Pom,
y. S. Conant J. r. Melino ard Others. 4 ne
feature WILDE comprehensive monthly review
The literature Of the world which must be- Of H.
highest value to all intelligent readers. Anon
the GaaIy's list u contributors are nearly a
the most famous Of American, besides many
tho most popular Of European, writer's. Tn
magazine evidently proposes to make tho can
paign Of 1870 a vigorous and most succe4sh
one.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-12-21

NHru Fagf#a Fsf tesaff - it.
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b hssss.ae 6 tsfiE.aix uass.r1assf IRE }sa-
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- aesfars uEsrea 81 psnefests Masia4s seu48
seen sa BE- saHaKt e. serafe etfegIsuaa sU7s.
eeat 90 satisfy ts Faesrheas. hgt 10 sl8..ioa se
sse they propose Do give 3 veg isrge and Gao rg.
gafag 60 eaes sgbeIiteF, gtiej tl So The
EsFrsuHg tiaHe vga.I4 u.skss very srrrrp5.ase
Haaa1y o. Huthiat F.a Hat slsaa aaaeJ sa tte
costly Picture ibt BEST rsrl.I HaEsnas n .uela8.
Cd o. D. meaga'y rcratrdrr IL tHJ f1sad y feet
les - she r.ser. there a certainly aa battsg usy
ofiave-nHr tgu Address uemetsts SathIy,
sas Roadway SI
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-12-21

-Thuilow Weed tells the following story about
himself During the late war. after tine eyacaa-
ton q YORKTOWN by Gen. Mcclellan. entered a
car Of Philadelphia train, and sst by gentle
mta who sore a military cap, but showed no
other sign u military rauk We got into d.scus-
sion q Mcclellan campGiga GA tbe Peninsula
lie defended him mildly, aai answered With a
seoscbing opposition q be iBsapacisy tnI b!ue-
dcrE, demonstrating them faliy. WHen &c rrze.f-
ed Irentou youaE officer came NO aud saluted
nly CONF passion cry dsforeUt.slig AID on inquiry
discovered that bad been talking to AeCIer
lan himself think be FELT however, that wac
rsqbt 10 vhs. I hal saii, by tae feeble va in
vhieA be answered nay cTatcisms
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-12-21

TIE krEtL NEW I1EEEH- This paper, which
has become familiar to more than IS, 0o0 homes,
is one ~ the most striking examples Of deserved
success presented by the newspaper frst, ruity IN
this country. We knew the managing editor
when ho was sending out his lilllo monthly Con.
cssee Farmer twenty years ago. Even then his
industry and perseverance made the Farmer
popular, but 70 soon proved too small FOR his et.
paudirg powers and abilities. lie saw tho want
q a rural journal which should supply the place
in the family Of half dozen papers, each deVo,.
/ Ell TO = siuElo object IA short, Mr. More sought
to make a genuine family papo' embracing the
various departments q Agriculture, General
| Ncws, and all useful Information for cur increas.
[ ing and improving rural population To THE
work be devoted himself with zeal and energy
There is tide in the affairs Of mon, which, b
Z ken al the food, Ipads on to fortune !" and M
/ Moore took that tide exactly at the food, and D.
/ sagaciouB management las reached point which
wcll satisfy bis ambition, fur the RUM 10 tn
most elegantly printed, ably edited, widely circp
/ lated and heartily welcomed paper, as who'll
which now finds It's way among ths people. III
RuasL in now large quarto d sixteen page
( published weekly, making in year an ilnment
/ book Of valuable reading, such as in books wuu
cos $3.50, and all this s furnished to single sui
scribers for So year In clubs Of ten, z 50 p
gear, and one free to the person getting up IL
club. Address D, D. +, Moore, ii Pax Boy
New York City.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-12-21

Mr.. Albert Smith Of Eupert, was, on satur.
day tho llth inst, chosen from the principal 1t
erary society Of Union College, Schenectady, N
Y, to act as yaledictoran at the opening Of II
next term, it being one Of the highest nonoss
d the graduating class.
4. tae annual meeting Of the stock holders
Of the West Rupert Dairy Association, held al
FACTORY, on the It'll inst, the following oiiicerr
we're elected for the ensuing year Il. 3. sacr'
man, President Z. Hawley and L. D. Hopkins
Vice Presidents I. J.. Sheldon, c. a. sherman
and Warren Burch. Directors George Hopkins
L. Hawley and John Cleveland, Auditors. Dur,
ing the pact year the Association manufactured
l,4s3.ol7 be- Of milk making 1892 lbs Of cheese
Total amount OF cash sale i22,653yl average
number Of ans 525 number Of days factory was
Ia operation, EOS.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-12-21

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Tap question q W8mans suffrage is row fair
" on trial las has been recently enacted hy
the Legislature u Wyoming Territory, confer
ring upon vomsn, bot only tie right Of Suffrage,
but ths rtgh, 20 hold oalce. Let The Wholc sub.
Zee, bs fairly ventilated 10 wyoming nobody, we
th.nk vll object 70 tllst, except, perhaps Few
pegple Who happen 10 live 10 Wyoming Give
i.e matter 80. fsirsst trial, give it all the time
IL can possibly demand We recommend term
~ At least twenbiy fFa yesfr, aud meantime, i"'
ne have poHco"