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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-06-01

A Washington correspondent Of the
Burlington Fry Press, in speaking Of
tho members % the Cabinet, thus al
ludos 10 Postmaster General Creswell.
Postmaster General Creswell, in Feb.
1861, was offering secession aud anti
coercion resolutions in Maryland and
raising troops for the Confederate ar
my. Now be is very radical. and has
been so for some time. The other day
ho dismissed Peter Mulligan, who sory-
ed nearly four years in Co q, VT, Vol
untcers, aud was fine soldier, for be-
ing eopperhead Mulligan fought
and voted for Pres dent Lincoln and
the Union both terms He belonged 10
the Boys in Bluo" in Washington and
voted for Bowen for mayor. He was
neither johnson man nor Democrat
and was youched by the entire Vermont
delegation. Mr.. Crcswell filed his
place with man from Maryland who
never either served in the army or yot-
cd Republican ticket am told this
is but sample d the way in which he
manages affairs. He is appointing a
large number Of his Maryland friends
TO Offices and many OF them are Of very
donbtful loyalty. There are but few
genuine and hearty Republicans in that
State. and many Of these are Of the
Creswell stamp, who turned Union ai-
ter seeing the hopelessness Of the re-
bsllion. ] do not expect the Free Press
10 endorse this statement, but ! can
prone ss truth, and add great deal
more 10 II.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-06-01

Daniel Gale, Esq, former proprie-
tor Of the Fort William Henry hotcl at
Lake George, has taken the Mt Mans
field hotel at Stowe lie knows how
to keep a hotel.
Hiram Atkins Of the Montpelier
Argus has purchased the subscription
list Of the Burlington Sentinel, and now
claims over 1900 Subscribers
lttlo daughtero Of Patrick OBrien
Of Wells, was recently playing around
ont doors, with some other children,
while thus engaged her clothes took
fire. burning her 30 that she died tho
next day
The next meeting Of the General
Convention Of Congregational Church.
es IN this State will be held at brandon,
commencing june 18th.
The people OF Rutland, who hayo
been scantily supplied With water FOR
many years, have just made the discoy-
ery that an obstruction IN joint IN the
main supply pipe reduced the ealibre
from three inchss to one and half
inches diameter The obstruction con
sisted Of lead, which was run into
joint Is years ago. 1t cost them $1,000
10 make the discovery besides the loss
OF many buildings by fire which would
hove been saved but for the lack Of wa
ter.
One day last week Willie Brewster
of Irabburg. lad l6 years old, harrow
ed with a span 81 horses IL acres Of
ground, aud after putting up mis- team
went one mile through mud and water
after the cows, drove them home and
MIXED nine Of them. pretty good
days work for boy
The Rutlnpd Herald says: On
Thursday We had the pleasure Of see
ing the largest horse ever exhibited in
Vermont This noble animal was
bron6ht from Scotland to this country
IN 1867, being one Of the Clyde horses.
which arc celebrated throughout the
entire world for their 6no proportions
and powers u endurance. The weight
Of this animal is 1850 pounds, be is
lsl bands high, and girts seven feet
and one nch. His color Is a dark iron
gray lie will he 10 Kailand some
time during TIC month IF June. and We
advise ali lovers u good horse 10 e.
anime him
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-06-01

FosansH + E@s8 TIE Darlington
frcs Press sass etsas excitement has
been eroassa Is Esscr by astounding
disclosures Ia relation b NJ Asa san
drrsan. iofmetis aud ior maug years
principal q Fse1 Academy. and later
one q ihc teachers ID tba graded
school At Saangon Ealla His pocuni
AIRY aeairs haze becn Dor some time
past IN a mud 1ad condition. eulmiuat.
Ing in the burning o. the Academy
building just II the close q tho last
winter term The building was large.
y insured IL The Vermont Mutual and
ia the Puinam Insurance Companies
The amsont q insurance was about
seven thousand dollars, nearly al Of
which was pledged to individuals as
security for debts owisg A portion o.
the money thus pledged was procured
BY Mr. Sandorson ON papers forged for
the purpose The Vermont Mutual being
done out Of one thousand dollars by
the process On Saturday last Mr.
Sanderson visited Essex, when he was
confronted with the evidence Of the for
gerry, aud acknowledged his guilt He
seemed anxious 10 make all things right
and promised 90 STAY in town TN the
whole matter was settled, but in the
evening aei 70 Canada, After his do.
parture new evidence Of forgery made
their appearance in the shape Of notes
TO various individuals for money lonod,
purporting 10 be signed ly the most
responsible men IN town. The amount
thus obtained as far as now known IS
between three and iour thousand dol
lars II is now believed TINT he SGT
fire 10 his Academy IA order To obtain
tho insurance. MIR Sauderson has
hitherto borne a high reputation for in
tegrity
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-06-01
Speciuk Notices.
SIXTY YEARS

For over Sixty Years, DIR. s. q. RICHARDSON'S
SHERRY WINE BlrTEBs have been useH b, the
mhlc % correct morbid aud inactive functions Of tie
human system ltprpmUiga healthy gastric racretions.
cafec'a Liver arrangement relieves CosTlYENESs
and Rheumatic Affections cures Jaundlce Iots d APP
petite, Kidney CompHnis, Weak Back, Dizziness.
Lgnguor DyEpepsig, aud i,s Attendant ryHpt ms lie
valuable tonic AND strengthening properties Slll IN
ygarate Che conYaieseeut cleanse the Blood from Iiu
moT and win Afford comfort ana ralcf % the aged ~
stimulating The constitution 70 resist IL impending
iufrmties Thousands OF the venerable population
Of New England are sustained 10 health their lIft pro-
longed TO enjoy vigorous aud happy old age by The
use Of Dr. Richardson SHERRY WINE BTrTEgs
The HEEBs canhe obtained separately, and may be
prepurd IN small quantities IN water or with wine or
spirit, Prce % cents por package
ONCE, fremont Row, Boston, and sold BY Drug.
Eists and Apothecafics.- 3mas
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-06-01

The MLLIoSAIREs or INV York. -
The returns of incomes to the Assessor
of the Eighth New York District show
that it contains more rich men than
any other in the State. Some Of these
returns were sent by telegraph to the
press. We copy the following from the
complete list:
Aaron Hrnold, $230. 600; Robert Bon
ner, $163, 94l; James II Bunker, $l63,-
337; Edwin Booth, $50, 1856; james
Gordon Bennett, $1SG, 500; Geo. Bliss,
$lG0550; Augustus Belmont, SOL $40;
John J. Cisco, $120, COZ; Peter Cooper,
SS0,6S9; Henry Clews, 100000; VIM.
b. Dinsmore, $71, S93; VIM T.. Dodge,
SPOIL 1915; David Dudley Field, $7S, 254 /;
George Fox, $37l,411; Fletcher Harp
er, 1851; James Harper, $5S, 074, John
Harper. S55,056 VIM Heath $70,34G,
James ~ Ellis, SO 4S8, William Stein
way, sG3GS9 Moses Taylor, 1919 1873
This district is the most wealthy in the
United States, including Murray Hill,
Union and Madison squares and the
best part 81 Fifth avenue.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-06-01

DARTMOUTH GRADuAriSo Class The
graduating class Of Dartmouth Of 1868
wall number o. OF these 28 are from
New Hampshire, II flom Massachu-
setts, II from Vermont and each from
siz States The Oldest graduate win be
IS years aud 8 months aud tie young
ost "a years and 3 months; tie heaviest
Jos pounds. and the highest "A pounds,
the iallesl feet 8 inches, and tho short
est feet 5 inches. The intended oc-
cupatloa d the graduates are law II.
medicine :. teaching s, business s, the
ology I, journalism and engineering
] zach. and IL are yet undecided These
latter are probably Mcclellan democrats
nad there are besides 81 Republicans,
3 we're Captains, was lst Licutcu
nnt. / a non-commissioned staff officer.
2 were priyales and anileF; N use
tobacco in some shape or other, and tho
same numhar DO not Speaking Of their
matrimonial prospects the record be-
Tors % says that there are engaged Is,
unsaseeptible 10, seriously threatened
6. never exposed 8, exposed, hul escap-
"a 2 II the remainder. | is father o.
four children, husband rs brcve;, c
are ehzionsly hopeful. 6 decline to state.
and 2 are ioo iazy to ever make adyan.
ces
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-06-01

Tie great dam which spans the Con
nectieut river AZ Holyoke, is undergo
ing extensive improvements. Hereto.
fore the water flowing over The dam BIAS
fallen perpeadicalarly apoa the ledge
ii is foot distance of thirty ave feet,
and has woru into the solid rock which
forms The bed oi the riser to a depth Of
twenty six sosI gradually bat surely
undermining the dam itself To avoid
thla secoLd structure i being added
mot unlke she main one. bat kioping
down stream, upoL which the water
will be carried OF dlAgossily, striking
the bed d The river several feet below
the dam proper, ard with much Ices
force une-third 81 this structure Is
completed. and material il being rapid
iy prepared Tor the remaining por,ion-
Twelve Thousand tons oI material vas
required Tor the section COS completed
and il = estimated thai thirty-fve
rhoasAsd tons siil BE- required tor The
enttre wogk The cost ell be from
ELS. 900 70 $4,000
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-06-01

Thruugh jackets bs The Ere llal.
road FER wcsk nd . san FraBels
co or Sacramento, are ngw sold 81
sls7,s5 AID sl9o.s5 respectively.
Laird now positively declares lhst
i was notorious IN England while The
Alabama Was % the stocks that shc vas
10 b a var vessel for the Coniederales.
and that TIE British government knew
Il and lad ample opportunity 10 pro-
vent her departure il there bad been
any desire or viii 70 Is 10. This Is a
FIRE ID The rear that vii astouisA those
writers who argue for tie disposition
Of the British government 10 90 al that
an honest government might in assist
ing Us.
Frederick Douglass writes \ an
not now, and never have been, 8 candi,
date for the Office q Postmaster al
Rochester No person has ever been
authorized 10 name roe in that eonnec.
ton. II any change shall be made IN
the Postmastcrship let that Office be
committed to the hands q some brave
and deserving soldier who has served
lis country in her darkest hour Of per
il There are enough Of such who need
il and would glaoly take il
Beauregard owes the u S. Gov.
ernment ten dollars. He ways the gov.
eminent owes him one hundred and six.
~, and that It can take out the ten aud
send on the balance But there is Il
law that prevents payments 70 robols.
SO he cannot have tie enc hundred and
aud fifty. How then about tho ten -
Make him pay up. Never mind about
the slaughters and the treason and al
the other evils Of bis resistance TO the
government but never lot him get of
with that ten dollars
Governor Brownlow announces
himself in favor Of Senter for Governor
of Tennessee, as against Stokes, in a
published card. The excitement among
Republicans is great and tie contest
bitter. East Tennessee Is remarkably
strong for Stokes, Notwithstanding
Brownlow and bis friends bitterly OPP
pose him.
Anna Dickinson lectured on the
reasonableness Of woman suffrage at
New York Friday night. She said she
should be voter in five years from now,
and SENDER Of Congress in ten years.
Senator Sumner recently received
an abusive slip from the London Spec
tator, inclosed in the following letter
LoNDoN, May 9Th.
Sm:--I enclose the opinion Of one Of
the leading journals Of this country rs
to your conduct, and have only to add
my own, which is that you are mis-
chief making, ill-conditioned Yankee
scoundrel Your obedient servant,
Ak ENoIIsHMAN.
"A gentleman in Rochester, N H.,
saw an advertisement that recipe for
the cure Of dyspepsia might be had by
sending a postage stamp to the adyer-
tiser. He was a victim and sent his
stamp. The answer was, dig in your
garden, and let whiskey alone"
The Cambridge, n. T., Post says
that Mrs Emily Banker died suddenly
in that village at the house Of DR. H.
Cotton, while under the influence of
chloroform administered for the pur-
pose Of extracting teeth.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-06-01

Professor Goldwin Saith d Cornell
Uniresity. Iihaes, n Y. has delivered
a reply 70 Senator Summers speech on
tbs ReTsrdy johnson treaty. before the
members o. the University and crowd.
"a assembly 81 ci.iaens. among whom
~cfe several distinguished men from
diisrent parts Of The country He de-
med thai England had acted In bad
faith. sad maintained that che was anx
iuas % 10 justice 70 th@ country. The
address wAs very ablo aud comprohsn-
aso He premlsed lhat lie spoke both
as a. EugIisilnan u loyal 70 liscoun-
Try and also as one hoping 70 make his
hons for many years in America. The
Professor has also written letter
which bias been published ii an Eug-
lish soFkingiaens paper aiseouraging
emigration 70 this country, On account
Of tho possibility Of hostilities between
the two nations Professor Smith
seems to understand the American peo-
pie az imperfeotly as most other En-.
glishmon.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-06-01
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-06-01

DR. George Nichols Secretary + state, hes
or thaaka for 1aa5e % tae Senata aaa House
soansls, session ST lsGs
org lorsl Fores fof june has been received
it & ancEcollopt number aell hyehtad with ON
tertaining reading ga the yaang people,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-06-01

tAase they sgpercshpasly loek 4aau
uPan. before Impartial judges is hable
70 be disturbinr 10 an ID -icundea CON.
plaoency Bot gssd will oomo 4 il 70
both raees
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-06-01

NOT A FEW Of the worst disorders tiGi aaiet man
kthN arise nom euEr4 tuu ~ The ugal HgtsflgLbs
ESrrAoT sArearAHntA Is remedy ~ the almost Va
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-06-01

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WAsCa - dishsHfR 81 sppe4Fguce, ~ H9fss 20
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feNhaEts ~ DIS AhE* Mefeiit4fy etAeFNtsss ~
is takeh n ADULTS aad CHILDREN vita pasfsri
SAFETY
Two TAiiLE Pu9SRrLs n the Exfraef y hsF-
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-06-01

HELMBgLps EXTRACT sARsApARILlA cfeaBs
cs aHd ruDvites the blond iusil ne taof " hsll,t
into nc syslao ana pufgrs op Tie haUiors Inst max,
disease,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-06-01

QUANTITY Is. QUALITY HrlMBolp's ExTnaG
skHssrhwtiA Tie dose Is small Those who dosir
large quantity and large doses Of medicine ERR
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-06-01

A CLEAR SMOOTH Skin ana ~ AETfFTL
COMPLEXION Na1a tia asa N NsiHbalp'H Los
rsRfBATfn kf7Rtrf tHsArbrutr.
3 a9ycs black fqqts, pipP'es 4ud 40 era pans a
fhHfbln
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-06-01

THOSE VINO DESIRE BRTIIIANCY or COM
FLE&iON must purity and enrich the blood, which
ltKLMHoLp's EvrHAuT % Samantha hvatiaby
does ASS f0T HciBtbgtis Take no other
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-06-01
4 nor ELECrloH Al HAND.

The interest in the municipal cleo
tion here is spreading and intonsifying.
it is significant Of the change that has
come over the spirit Of their dream,
that the old conservative, pro-slayery
inhabitants are thinking Of putting at
the head Of their ticket as candidate for
Register (no election Of Mayor taking
place this year., man whom they
have melted their ignorant, brutal min
ions to mob, once or twice fer adyanc.
ing the same doctrine be holds now
OF course this is stroke of policy a
desperate attempt to defeat the regu-
lar Republican nominees by dividing
the voters -four party. A Chase dodge
in little.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-06-01

~ IIlE SPRING aoNTm- ibe sysism naturally
undetg9or a thaagu, sad ArNuBlB'a hiaHtY C0r.
eEsTAhrEp EkyEAeF sAEs4fAfuLs Is 40 HsgisiaHt
III sit greatest tAiHe.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-06-01

= tie eseal proves Sc a4a dressed
Z uest WAa, nArrownessi Mrs.
Ga.aos 81 the great iartune-sui gained
oclsbuiy. Ia her volunteered Adsica 20
The 10. q change Der dress gsen. BY
ihs way. 10 - public place - ems 4
,hs balls q the Paioal 0aico. ID ile
presence y mcsscnrers clerks and
pas~ers-by said - ! had soru breeoh-
Is never should have succeeded Ia
other words i 10 her dress. she bad.
% principle. rejected believed iniur-
Gus fashion shc would have been de-
aied justice BY the great legal tribunals
q the Repable. OF olse. that, by the
Establishments u her fashionable dress,
they were sedueoi into robbing the do
ieEdanis and giving her moro than her
due A pretty accusation. either way !
II there is any one thing more than
another ia which this Repubho should
beat the world. /, is in freedom from
the prejudice q Local and transient Gus
toms. Her population il derived from
every race aud nation under heaven.
they are given 10 foreign travel into all
parts aud .heir countless newspapers
tell those who stay at home Of all cos
tunes and customs; their own country
is continent, aud the education il
gives them in magnificent distances
makes them feel that it is but a step TO
anywhere; and they are the most in
ventiye, continuing people on the earth.
Yet everything pretending 70 fashion
!or both sexes we ahjeotly copy from
one, or, at most, two foreign cities
and make cur own seryiIity SO far cur
pride, instead Of our shame, that We
ostraciso and boot a lone, struggling
woman for adopting, IN the cause Of
humanity tie only American costume
ever devised Well after the reporters,
and even editors, had put in their brand
upon her also, two or three persons APP
poared 10 the same columns and mildly
cried, shame
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-06-01

MIGHT S SCENES


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r7sf ssa sfi'r aseH1ifsi hHffa sH tspiIft Z ssls
DE eHsst hss rlatl ksats $3.50 ,.si.l.. fs4 4
@sh salelJ.e. "a sb.sif ana cgefEr ssas
EkIsIaR N,cyupY a ea rau,s.fht, =.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-06-01

HELMB0LDts CONCENTRATED EXTRACT
sAHsAPAEllLh, IS Jts great Bleoj pttt4eriI
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-06-01
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lCENTe NALg ANp FgM4iE VIVA rlNn r
~ 90 thsl l'atl lH.4eEa q eesssa siih tss ass
b.ak, Nfittsu d
rARTUN.
lsrEe bER tsomc e1ista. tasaiiafHf Nusfraisl sHh
st1ei suststtats aiNaa esd astasishiiir rs
lArey esn Miss'aNs EivrH tIherd saefg psis b tss
rrf' Heat eHtlHa rsuFaksess ssHd ftF Aeatflgii IS
circulars 1iviNE NN iufffHa fftas sm
Is HAtE co. pehlisbsrs uaYtfss8 a
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-06-01
DECORATION MARBLES.

Several magnificent variegated mar
bic slabs from the Pyrenees, designed
to form panels for the walls Of the SUI
perb cash room of the Treasury, have
just been nnpacked.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-06-01
coLonED MEX

Are, little by little, getting quite a
respectable representation, ii numbers
and character, into Government pJsiy
tons ] have mentioned various APP
polntments, from tins 10 time, OF this
nature. Tie appointment o. few col
ored meE 10 clefkships il tho Treasury
Department, lately, seems TO have tnrn-
ed the attention Of the sufficiently elu-
Gated Of their brethren in the different
parts Of the country into this channel
Numerous applications have been re
ceiyed 1T the Internal Revenue Office.
A colored lawyer here, from Ohio, j. NJ.
Langston, IS pressing for a clerkshfp
for one Of bis own State men. Con-.
missioner Delano viii appoint him if he
feels that bio can without showing too
much Partially for lis oan State, and
one Or two more may get 10.
Commissioner Dslano has just APP
pointed 20 assistant assessors for the
lst Louisiana New Orleans District,
on the recommendation oi Assessor
Jourbert. eolored man, the majority
u whom are colored.
Here is a new class Of competitors
with the whites in their hitherto mo-
nopo,y Of high government employment
And soon il will spread into all skilled
industries and caliings requiring culti-
waited brains. In the South, where the
oolored people constitute the SO large a
proportion Of the total population, this
must work such reconstruction a. ne
gro-haiers seem not 10 have taken any
intelligent conception Of Perhaps they
have instinetivels felt that something
was coming. a. cattle snad tho coming
storm, aud that they may have bad
much 10 do with the deep. seated aver
SION 10 glsing the negro fair chance.
Privileged poseT never likes 10 b. put
upon lie merits. A comparison with
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-06-01
THE DECORATION DAY

Is looked forward, to, and, in various
ways, being provided for here, with
deep prevailing interest. Notice Of
a holiday for the Navy Yard on Satur-
day, was issued days ago. The Depart
ments have holiday of course A large
sum of money has been subscribed by
the Department officials Of all grades,
towards the expenses Of the day.
/ have been provoked to think how
much good all the money that viii be
spent over these graves throughout the
country, would do the living ones whom
these poor fellows have left behind
them to shift indiferently for them
selves; while il can benefit their shut
fled off mortality nothing But human
ity is not a bundle OF utilities.
TWO RtcHsioNDs IN THE FIELD.
Another printer son Of Fred Doug
lass than the one in the Government
Printing Office, has made his appear
ance in Washington, and applied for a
clerkship under the municipal govern
ment, on the ground that lie is exclud-
cd from the pursuit Of bis own calling
on account Of his race. lie has receiv-
ed an encouraging, though not a de
eided. answer.