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AUCTION SALES DAILY AT 100 O'CLOCK,
OF Furniture such ParIof Chairs, Sofas, Rocker
Easy Chairs What Nots Marle- top Tables, SdebOard
Glassware Plated Ware, Victoria and -Four post Bsa
steads of Walnut Poplar aud other woods, ArmuIs'
/ Bureaus. Washstanda Cane and Wood.seat Chars,'
and Wood Rockers, Carpeting Mating, TOEef
Racks Paintings aud Engravings, Stoves, Ritshen
Safes, Tables, and other articles too 10 tp
ton jesg1 IN
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VIZ A. TALEN,
pa Magazine street, corner of Calliope,
New Orleans.
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Ornaments for Houses Church Furniture and Deco
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STYLE iva Iy<
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l. The subscribers (nOw and for many years engssa,
in the printing business In this city, VIII Commenee
Monday. Sept. 90 the publication OF new daily PptI
under the name Of ''fho Now Orleans Daily NeWA
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fishers will make no eNtraVngant promises Dut 70 -
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ers) will give to the public cheap first class family
commercial newspaper, free from politics and sec
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vertising, will please remember The Daily hss~
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A Cincinnati editor is going into
the interviewing" business to some
purpose. He gives notice as follows !:
I'VE shall interview" a number Of our
citizens this week on the subject Of IL
nance" We propose to do likewise.
The following dispatch recently
pnssed through telegraph office: /
let you, one year ago tonight, four
dollars and eighty-segen cents. If you
have not had it long enough, please
keep 1t enc year longer. To TINS del
icate hint tins answer Was returned /;
Had forgotten it, and hope you bad.
Let her run another year
- Robert Nelson Of Montgomery
county, H., has sued a widow named
Best for breach Of promise, damages 10
the amount Of $4,000 The Wedding
day was fixed as were also the usual
"6ziug,' but the widow failed 10 come
10 time " II the Court understands
bercelf sufficiently we'll 70 enforce the
rule 81 Sass for TIE go0se-sass for
tie gander." Robert may be able %
get the Best Of that widow yot, VIZ {:
that $4,000.
A New Jersey farmer lost Ills wife
toe other day After tho funeral one
81 has old friends came 20 take tea aud
caudole with BIN. Iha wi8ower diIat-
Cd upon the virtues Of the deceased
aud exclaimed, Bot WASH it Il beautI-
ful funeral p Yes, replied the friend
very interesting indeed Quite 8
er8aded house. wasn't IL, though
asked the mgurusr Very very quite
d success. grasued the friend Did
Y8u notice the bymn f--wasn' i iaaeh-
leg Qaerie3 The wid1aer Very.
very i.Hed into e R.ih aII uy heart, "
sad the 0ereaTsl man 4tIe cor
pl-tsd & oaL She alters l9Fcl that
byrla'
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-12-28

IMPORTANT LAW SUIT AT BENNINGTON. On the
sth Of August 1865, the safe OF the First Nation
al Bank If Bennington was opened by burglars
and considerable amount Of bonds and other
securities stolen, Among those who suffered by
the robbery was Enos Adams, who had deposit.
cd with the bank 81 COO worth Of Government
bonds, as collateral security for q note at the
bank The note was paid upon its maturity, but
this bank refused to m AXE restitution Of the
bonds and Mr. Adams brought suit Ia compel
it to make good his loss. The suit was tried
week before last before the Bennington County
Court, Judge Wheeler presiding. It was his first
Iufy tusl, and he presided with great impartial,
ty aud ability and rendered his decisions with a
cletmess and sef.possession which high prom.
ise Of future ominence as q iuIist The trial
commenced on Tuesday aud concluded on saur.
day and excited intense interest, During the
last two days The court wbe packed 20 overflow.
ing, large portion Of the audience being ladies'
The counsel engaged in the case were Hon. A.
F. Lyman Of Bennington, and W. 4. Beach Of
Troy for Adams Messrs. Harmon, Southworth
sihicy and +, J. Phelps Of Burlington, for the
Bank. TIE brunt Of the trial fell upon Nj
Beach and Mr.. Phelps, and their cummings up
are said to have been unusually able, eloquen,
and powerful.
The plaintiff claimed to recover on the grounds
that due caro- had not been Exercised by the bank
ia the keeping Of the securities, the safe being
exposed to observation, near window which
was kept open, and the door Of the cafe opened
against il, so that a peraon could reach In and
tell the combination second. that thc safe war
double safe, aud instead Of placing Adams
bonds Ia tho inner safe, which was not robbed
Tor additional security they were deposited in
the exterior safe third, tbat the banking house
Itself was a wooden structure, without blinds "a
the windows, or other safeguards against burg.
lsrs, and that it was the imperative duty Of The
officers oftho bank to deposit theee bonds iu the
most sorgre place possible. The defence set up
that the bank Was robbed by the celebrated bur.
glar, Mark shiuboln, and that he did IL by means
Of au indicator placed inside Of the dial SO that
Ia shutting OF opening the door the course tray
eied by the dial left tts impression upon the in.
dicator and by that means be obtained the com.
blus,iou and not through the open window. The
other two points q the plaintiff were not serious.
ly combatged. The plaintiff also claimed that
ihe officers u the bank we're not in the habit Of
throwing aH the combination after opening tho
lock and showed that unless that vas done, any
expert cauI ten tbe combination 10 a few min
utas. Al expert brought by thCm opened locl
chat Was secretly tat IN the court room 10 lcs'
than three minutes. The ease was given to tic
jury OIL Saturday afternoon. They did not agree
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EI Secretary Of War aud Associate
Justice Of Supome Court Of DIE United
States, Edward N stanton. died sud-
denly At 3 O'Clock Friday morning
Of heart disease. Mr, Stanton had
been In III health for several years,
and il was feared q few months since
that be would Le pIoa.rated 10y con-
sumption. However change Of atmos-
phero and rest had such favorable et-
iects that few days ago his friends
announced that be WAS slowly but sure
~ recovering lis health The sad in
tolligonce was therefore the more start
ling. Many persons refused at first to
believe that be was dead, bot were soon
convinced Of the truth Of the report
Little more than week ago be made
an argument before Associate Justice
Swayne IN Chambers in the Whitney
and Mowry case, and il was admitted
by those present that il was the ablest
rgumont he ever made, and which sat
itfed even his enemies. Alr Stanton
has been conhred to his house for
about one week Tic presiden. and
Vice President called last Sunday, bis
flly-fourth birth day, when the former
rendered TO him the appointment as
Associate Justice Of tho Supreme Court
OF the United States FOR which Stan
ton expressed his ratification and &c
ceptanee NeAt day The nomination
was made and confirmed by the seuate
without the customary reference 10 the
appropriate committee.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-12-28

81 Besy Gasssss ret v1a ssF35as sesi.
aeal eas cay last vrlA u.aa 5hoFFaag v9af
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la bas bss.as4aaa.
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Fn3ay ,fe4iag-
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IS completed Haa in the uppes story 81 tAa
Bsfa, e. EHperI The FaIA .s being d1.r aU3s,
tat .apls .Hieldeues q F..!aA Hi.bsrd
Ala regular eaamflT ag- 1u ~ Morning Ftgs
CT LaIgc. $50 MA An lt.d 81 iaair BE.
ia Wet Haregt. ea lhs evening q bae. i5.h. ths
talaaping persons were eta asen aheas faF To-,
easu.nE year A f. Hnne. ". NJ s. u. Tag
las. s. w. George B.teLsr. J. ". seth u, Ias
tae, Treasurer u. N, bradley, sar'ry Il. VI
BROMLEY. & D., J. T. Mccall, J. j.; iev. ], Hier
uan, Chaplain S. 81 Risae. s. Il. Bsbgc, sles
aTAa ApaaeaI HapkEs, Tyler.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-12-28

War TIM Sur CAxu Anousu no.
The correspondent oi the Tribune lu
bis FINAL letter about thl Sugz Canal
written q dAy or two after he opening,
when BIO had had time to form a cor
rect opinion. SIS 10 was very hand %
do while participating IS the opening
pageant and enjoying the yiccroys
magnificent ha9atu.hes, gives the
most minute account Of the real capac-
boy Of tbe canal that we have seen, aud
doubtless his statement is 10 be fully
relied upon. lie declares that though
tie company have undoubtedly opened
q canal, itls net rHE csnal they prom
( Used. It's advertisements, placarded oil
over Europe, say that the canal can be
traversed by ships drawing 70 feet Of
water; rs matter Of fact vessels draw
ing Is feet, and 300 feet or more IN
length, can pass only with difficulty, at
I the risk Of frequent grouudjngs, and
vessels drawing so much as Ii feet are
seriously Inconvenience Indeed, on
/ l. vessels drawing u feet Of water can
use the canal with perfect safety and
ease, Not only rs the canal too shal-
low and too narrow, IN many places,
but there are many curves, around
which 1t is almost impossible for a 7es-
sci to 60, and the stations where yes
sells can pass each other are not fire.
quent or large enough
/ OF course the canal, in its present
state, is not a success III a commercial
sense. 1t is DO doubt a great triumph
( Of engineering, but the commerce be-
/ tween the east and the vest cannot be
plottabIy carried on in such ships as
can safely pass through the canal and
before it will be practically Of much use
to the business Of the world, 1t must be
deepened and enlarged Mr. Hawk
shaw, an eminent English engineer.
gives the opinion that 10000, 900 more
must be expended, in addition to the
$50, 100000 already sunk, and that il
will take fifteen months time to make
tile canal what it should be though
perhaps an English engineer is not the
most competent person in the world t.
speak of the work of a Frenchmen. --
But there eau be no doubt that much
remains to be done to the canal before
it will be adapted for its intended use
and before IL will bring its constructor
any return for their outlay.
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-12-28

Tnr Locu PFm following
tribute 20 the local paper, from the Chi
cage R7Jitl@tan, contains SO much truth
that We transfer il to our columns, and
commend it to the careful oonsiders-
ton 81 our business men and those in
tereated ia our town. What tells us
10 readily the standard 81 a town or
city A. the appearance Of its paper p
And i,s youth or age can Is well be de-
terminod by tho observing as by per
sonal notice. The enterprise oi ITS cit
Zcns IL depieted by it, advertisements,
their libeTality 10y the locks Of the pa
per Some papers show good, solid,
healthy foundation. pbethorie purses,
and wcll.io-do appearance generally :
others show striving to contend with
the grasping thousands about them.
trying hard TO wrench out an existence
from the close listed community around
them An occasional meteoric display
in It's columns o. editorials. show what
il can DO i it had The means. bat It
cannot continue IN the expensive work
until support comes. which ought 10 be
readily granted. 4 newspaper is like
q church il watts fostering in the
commencement and Tor few years.
then ~ general thing ii can walk
alone and reaec!ei cfeii. upon It's loca-
ton Take your home PAPER. It gives
you more news d immediate Interest
than New York OF other papers it
talks ior yoa wlea other localities belle
yoa i stands up ior yopr righ;s you
always hAys champion ia yoaF home
paper, aud ,hose who s,aul up FOR yen
sAoald eerlAialy 10 sustained Your
interests are Kindred ard equal, and
yoa must rice q, fan together There
fore il Is - yuaF interest lo seaport
yoar home paper. not eruagingly. bot
inA liberal spirit AZ pleasure not
ass diasgfeeatis auty. bsi NJ iAssat.
meat ihAs s.ll Amply pay tie erpendt-
ture
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-12-28

Rev. G. Ames, 81 Springfield. Ohio. Rector u
Christ Church, farAor'y q East narsci, tender.
"a Dis frsIeua tsJa 70 take eject on the 9Th q
this month, which Lac been realistically accepted
by tho yestry. Mr., Ames goes TO Now York city
60 take charge Of sH Institution f1f the training
q young mea foT city missionary work We stn-
cerely regret, Says the @aad1yi u the Cross tho
departure of this able aud faithful Clergyman and
useful citizen, Wherever he gees, has energies
sll be a valuable reinforcement to every good
aad pl,ilantaropie cause. At tho YestFy meet
ing, resolutions we're adopted expressive Of the
highest regard for MIR, a 8rs. Amer. aud u the
siHeeresl regrets in parting with them, which
seems to be shared by the vhole community.
--Recehtly, while Hosea Benson, Of East Dor.
set, was journcying from PAwlct TO Dandy, be dis
covered fox coming toward him, pursued by
hounds Mr. B. "laid low for rcmarl, and by
dint Of a LITTLE strategy, succeeded in capturing
the fox In lis arms.
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.srAnEtea.

Masonic. At the regular communication Of
Red Mountain Lodge No. G3, T. & A. NJ. ,.held
al their rooms iu Arlington, on Friday, Doeem.
Der nth, the following person were elected u.
hcers for the ensuing year Willard Holden "a,
W.M. Henry $. Hard, Z. ". W. Scott Phillips,
]. W. Chsrles II. Young, Treas John b. La
throp. Secretary; Charles Garfield, s. D.; Clark
Hamilton, J. D., Perly y. Cisco, John L. Matti.
son, Stewards A. Willis Phillips, Chaplain
D. c. Elmore, Marshall Warren Russell, Tyler.
On Sunday morning, the 18th, Biahnp BisselI
admitted TO the dlaconate Of the Prot Episcopal
Church, James Orlando Drumm and Henry New
man Wright, both from the Methodist ministry
At Evening Prayer the new deacons assisted in
the services and two persons were confirmed by
the Bishop.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-12-28

Sunday al abaat oue oclaeA, p. ~, tl.is vii.
lsge vac startled By tie alarm II hre. A barn
ba.seas b. @ssu. Boyd 8 So. Egur Wls1u,
Et.asaa S.. l.est .at 10 fgag o. Nr. Robert Buck
itys Wa discovered % be wrapped go flames. In
q very short time largo number u men had
gttAerea shout tha fire which b1i new made
such htaduay sn 10 fagtl eli hgpet ~ saving ti,s
iafr ar i,s reatouts small c5suhuasa, two
rode cast q TIE lau.lHg builiiHs. Wa hs5iy GA
&ss al times bui pAs saved 10 s Somewhat ruin
CUE eaUdiuCn. A small she4 attached % the
b,rl Nss partially .aru 4gvu. had tao Gaaaes de-
Faand iat Eea4 few artlales uhaeA were
Stared bentsta il voru removed sllh seae .fh-
faity. The bau caatalued Aba4t ~ az s.gai
tlas x bag Ala a fs farming taa-s. Laaa olss-
lag, a raaf labsaAg nAa Asl A.s wagon stored
o. tie winter 81 the barn, but oHlus T. lAe OK
citaassai ah.aa sasued At tAs uae ils ars uas
discovered. .shaa Bis wife sgeag the barn ID
atnss. and fasHHg lest lar taa boys anaer toa
years = age sese ID s. taiassi. aad rAs carried
llt8 tGe Aaase the wAeaa wa aat rrmatea tua
consequently eaas ansHa The 8ass VII b. i,tl
qa.is HatsrslF Iy hlna. The bozs were f9aaa
4an Ahtf with tAe1F sle4H Ia A. a8lA.a.
Ne "a. We aa1ere.As4 taat taeFc wa 4 saaLi
lssa1asf 1faa tbs tAfa tzi go msre thaa
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agsuasla1 - 10 Gsx "a EgEaaT
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-12-28

EAHNEsT CouvoIL Referring 10 the
death Of young girl IN her attempt TO
prevent the birth OF child Of shame,
Rev. T. X Beecher well remarks: Pa
rents, we bsseeeh yoa TO watch over
your young daughters. Tobacco aud
strong drink and luxury, tor two gen
.eratious have wrought IN both boys
and girls heUt Of blood and meontToll-
able passion. Home is the only safe
harbor. Obedience u the only safe an
Choir Industry, manual exercise, fresh
air and pioBs nature are worth more
than schooling, smartness and beauty.
The poor decd girl who was baried last
week Is not the only giddy darling weo
has lgnorantly sinned and dared IN
fanny We leave the clumsy execution
Of human law 10 the officers Let the
stiff old machine grind Oh But neg,
lcctfnI, parents. whose ceildrea make
themselves idle, COY and vile without
waning and without Iestrslnt, shall
come to heartaebes here aud dreadful
reckoning hereafter
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-12-28

The treaties negotiated by Mr.
Barlingames embassy arc yathod by
the Chinese government. ms fast as
they are received, that with England
having been ratified aiYesdy BY the
ratification Of these treaties China is
for the hrsi time admitted into the FAM
lily Of nations Us sovereign power,
equal in rights, privileges, Obligations,
and responsibilities, with al the others.
BY these treatise the Governments Of
the world have for the first time recog-
nzed the Independence Of China, aud
giyen her guarantee for the mainte~
nance Of her independence such ms she
has never heretofore posse ssed
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-12-28

American sandy School worker a ne~
magazine far parents snA tcaphors publshni at
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u teachers, pGYopis and o,htrs. lesson papers
~ ths scholars, Sc. Tho table - ropteuts FOR
the drst ngnber il Of f9Aevs. What b. tcash clai-
drou- Row. JAS. N Rroobs y, D., The Persistence
Of tie Sunday Sohud Bishop T. N Marvin.
Should SUNDAY sthosls siose in Winter Giving
the Heart Rev H. A. Nelson. n y. ,- ReliFioua
Life ln the Sunday School Rev. A. G. q prge.
y. D,-Tbe New Year. by Row ] Nicealls . ID d.
-- bssiass Editorial, Book Notices, Lcss0ur, DC.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-12-28

Butter is selling at q 10 35 cents
in the St. Adams market
Capt X. W Clarke, the newly ap-
pointed postmaster at Brattieboro, takes
possession Of the Office January / Capt
Clarke WAS qnartermaster during the
war. q graut presidential eltcior from
Vermont, aud before and since the war
pract.ng lawyer at Brattleboro.
Tie wo0Bng mall Of the Caledonia
manufacturing company at Barnet, near
St. JohusbUry, VI. was burned on Wed.
nosday Of iast week. The factory en-
ployed 100 bands and most Of the stock
owcned in Connecticut. The loss is es-
lmated at 500 900 and the insurance
IS $4,000,
A VERMONT HoHsE ComouTlov The
Legislature o. Vermont at itz last ses-
sion chartered s ccpany fer The purpose
Of breeding horses. II is 10 have a
capitol Of sl00 600. aud has liberty 10
increase il to $3.50 600. It il proposed
to buy, import, breed, grow and i'm.
prove horses N Vermont.
The charter does not allow opera.
lions = be commenced until SIS, 900
are paid into the treasury, and The
debt are never to exceed ta0-thilis q
he cash capital paid 3d. Ill case tAey
Do. the directors, q persons 80 con
tracing thcm axe to De personally La
BE therefor II tie iuil plans q tie
movers can be- realized, Vermont will
have the Guesi stock If Eorses 10 8
few yean 10 be found I'D America
The plan is 90 haFo farm q some
800 acres, canp E.aiag som q The best
pasur.ng 10 TIE state. with best q! STA
lies. sheds AID p4slocks tie farm 10