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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-06-08

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gass vhwh viI u ,asbls - partial
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dies Tha willie tle mosi interest
ing event 81 tbc kipd thai hAs occurred
ar vail occur, Ia the UBiicd States ior
Elany years Ihe total eclipse cutters
Tie Uui,cd states uear tie toaloe q
MIA River SIS loueituAs 30 degrees
West Histo,al 1t Burlington. T6~ai
Springfield, m. Louisville Ky Ia.
lclgh. n & Nswhern. and Beaufort
AZ New York 10 digi;s or fve.sisth,
u the sun vii Ice ohscured; al Bostot
digiis al Philadelphia 10 IA, IL Al
bany s Ia. at Rochester . "a ut st
Paul II Ia, a. Montreal : Ia Prep.
Aratons are making to observe thi,
eclipse at various points along tie In,
81 total observation Al these points
the time will be very short Along ID,
Atlantic Coast the eclipse ends nj about
sunset, and lasts about an hour ant
three-quarters
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-06-08

oar Eags.n essassts aFa 90 ne e
raria,y, - sd 81 sappoaea th,y veul1
"a are l,eeolnsne gasis iraeisbls The
Iassrpeo, Caasabsr q conmsro pre-
sanioI a a.iarcss II Mnistm Moaey
~ shseh uas esrfapsea Che dssP inter-
est that the members ISIS IN We pres-
psniy II ihe United States and the
maintenance q the cordial relations he.
tNcsn Roc tao Governments They
trusted that tbs sentiments g mcdera
t5on and justice would auimais all deal
aga between the lwo nations. and HAL
az questions would be solved A &c
eordaDce " mataal honor and Interest
Ia reyly To this and similar addresses
be said that Il was the earnest hope
and chief Wish q President Grant Ad-
ministratien and 81 The people Of Amer
lea % cultivate faithfully friendly and
equitable relations With the Govern.
meat and people II Great Britain.
The happiness Of the world, the ad-
vaneement Of civilization and the best
hopes Of humanity depended on the
concord Of al branches Of the human
family; more especially on that of tive
leading nations, both connected by
public and personal interests, allied by
blood, addicted to commerce aud the
cultivation Of the arts Of peace. Mr.
Motley concluded as follows My most
strenuous efforts shall be devoted Ia
further good understanding ON the
basis Of enduring friendship and kindly
relations in accordance with the great
principles Of justice and honor, which
are the immutable and only safe and
unerring guides in the conduct Of ma,
tons.
These complimentary expressions
give the press the opportunity, which
is being improved, to get down from
the high horses they have lately beer
riding.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-06-08

Az OTFcE HOLDERS YALEpIcroY.---
Prof.. j X. Wilcox, the champion Of
woman's rights in Washington, having
been notified that his resignation as
Librarian Of the Bureau Of Statistics
would be accepted. has promptly
rendered the same in long eommuni-
cation addressed q Secretary Boutwell,
Ia tie course Of this communication
the Professor refers 10 bis early deYo-
ton to the cause Of Republicanisin and
human rights, and claims to have been
one oi The erriiest advocates Of both
In closing the letter, The Professor says
q losa Of ofiee viii Ae no calamity 10
him; and be adds with characteristic
modeety "Ay judgement agrees with
the opinion d leading radicals that this
government is uneonseionsly tending
TO dsspotism. and am disposed 10 al
tribute my removal to my known dis
position 10 resist that tendency"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-06-08

RAILROAD ExToRrIoN. 1t is stated by
the n. Y Times, that n dispatch from
the general ticket agent OF the Central
Pacific Railroad, received at st. Louis,
states that they viii not pro rata with
or accept coupons from any other rail
road company. The fare will be ten
cents per mile in gold, which makes the
passage from St Louis to Sacramento
1920. The action OF the Central Pacif-
ic Company, i correctly reported, is ut
terly inexcusable-as their road has
been literally given to them by the reo-
pie Of tho United States, who new desire
to use it. The company will perhaps
feet over its extortionate fit when twc
or three more roads are built through.
One hundred dollars from St Louis b
Sacramento is as much al ought 70 be
charged, under tho circumstances.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-06-08

The number Of deaths iueNog York
last week was 4l6.
Richard II. Dana has withdraw
The suit against tbs city oi Cambridge,
for emitting his name from the voting
list last August.
Aiter spirited contest, and 353
ballotings, the Republicans 81 tho Third
District 81 Illinois, nominated Horalio
10 Burchard u Stephenson county. Is
iheir candidate for Congress, = succeed
the Hon. 4 b Washbarne. appoi nled
Minister 70 France.
The experiment Of firing gnns As
81 accompaniment TO the music u The
BIC peace festival, BY electricity, NGs
tined On Boston common last week
Wednesday, and didat work Some
husss oue gun missed. sometimes three
bat 4 u 70 be made ; sure tkiug, they
say.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-06-08

Miss Lucy ] Bradshaw, Of Mont
poher in consequence o. the deesaso Of
Rev. 7 II White, now stands as the
official head Of The Order Of Good TEN
plars in the State Of Vermont She il
a lady Of good ability, and viii ably
discharge the duties Of q w. G. r M
I'll the next meeting Of the Grand Lodge
in January next
A boring machine TO be used in
prospecting for quarries is soon 70 be
brought into use at Hydeyille. II cuts
circle like the rim Of wheel, to the
deb,h of hundreds Of feet, leaving the
inner portion undisturhed At any
debth a segment Of the core can be
lifted out, showing the rock formations
and saving thousands Of dollars other
wise spent IN excayating.
One Of tho FIRE companies Of Brat.
tleboro, recently elected a negro to
membership, when a ii affected Demo.
cratic member of red his resignation
saying that ho didn't want to train ii
the ranks with a niger His request
was met with a dishonorablo discharge
ly unanimous vote.
Recently Tor a petty larceny and
disturbing the peace, Fairfax boy was
sentenced to the Reform School al
Waterbury. a correspondent Of th,
Free Press says the boy replied. OF
learning the sentence, Il don't care, i
| go to Waterbury, can learn to road
and write, have enough to eat, ant
have a bed to sleep on" It is SAD
state Of affairs when your Logs can OBJ.
tain these common blessings only in /
Reform School Would not little bo
neyolent work save them
Monday evening Of last week, while
Charles Q Thurber OF East Burke, WA
constructing a road on BIS farm on 70
moving a stone he found over 500 il
silver half and quarter dollars. APP
pearances indicated that many year
ago the money had been buried in /,
cloth bag. Cloth imprint was on som,
OF the pieces, and also on tho eartl
whore the money lay, but the cloth haC
rotted away, indicating that it was
long time ago the money was buried
Most Of the pieces bore date ls30-31.
AN incompletely reconstructed
southerner moved to Vermont lately
and soon after his family increased b.
the addition Of native Vermonter.
His oldest son, boy of four years, wa
at first delighted with his little brother
but after few weeks began to tire o
his crying, and got little jealous from
faneied neglect One day he climbed
up into his fathers lap. and asked him
Papa, which do YOU like best, me o
baby2" The father, thinking to pleas
the little prattler, answered that be Xix
ed him best A a serious thought, th
shrewd youth said: "Pa, l know VIII,
you like me best" "Why2" asked tn
father. 1T is because am q southern
man, and baby is id Yankee"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-06-08

IxulAx OUTnsGrs The recent massa-
ere by the Indians in Kansas WAS a hor.
rible affair. The dispatches relate Chat
after the massacre. "the tongues and
hearts were cut out Of tie dead bodies
thc.ealves II the legs we're slit down
aud tied under the shoesi pieces u
Aesh we're cut from their backs. pieces
Of telegraph wire stuck into them. aud
tie ears cut % and the beads soalped.
Further. that the tiends ''b0iled tho
hearts u tie victims ~ medicine.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-06-08

STATISTICS OF THE BEER TBtDE. The
report OF the Executive Committee OF
the Brewers Congress, in session at
Newark, n. j., gives the following facts:
The amount of malt liquors sold in the
United States for the fiscal year ending
June 80, 1868, was 5,635,663 barrels,
against $50, 445 barrels in 1867 and
5,115,l40 barrels in 1866. The home
production OF barley in 1868 was 26,-
100000 bushels, and the imports 3, $780,
900 bushels The capital invested in
breweries in the United States in round
numbess, is $60,OO0O0O; in malt hous-
es, $12,0O0,000. Number Of men en-
ployed in breweries and malt houses,
10000. Land devoted to the barley
crop $4,000 acres, valued at "a, 900, 900
In the culture Of hops, 81 ,42S acres.
Total revenue paid to the government
last year, o. ale, 81, 420,553.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-06-08

Hoe Reverb, lohpsoa arrived Il
Baltimore 81 Fpiisy uorripk Is iho
steamship Ohio
4 married man 10 Bridgeport sas
reocnily ateel ty an Insurance sGas
T. take ca, a g,al,ey tar the heae6s %
Dis viia 90 ths amount - $4,000 81
$4,000. and loac aissamou ehsnel
wh,oh wss e,sael BY the husband. Who
said. 10; s,doN uith more than
$4,000 voall b dangerous legacy d
leave % postcriiy
a Ir,b,as correspondent wri,ipg
FROM Omaha, SAYS In The yarly rush
10 California, poor hay named Chas
Croker crossed the Missouri. With an
on team, Al this point on bis toilsomo
overland journey 70 TIE new god 70
giuns Last Friday ninieon years 81
terward 10 day he arrived here on
bis 6rst return visit q hrs odd Eastern
home He came accompanied ~ his
family, in bis own special car, for be is
now Superintendent u Che Central Pa
ciie Railroad. and every mile q il has
been built under bis supervision. Ho
may well feel an honorable Trde IN tho
great work with which he has been SO
closely identified His party wore four
days from Sacramento 20 Omaha, and
on arriving bore delighted US with
blooming flowers. and Toasted us upon
Strawberries, oranges, and luscious
cherries from California, brought upou
Alaska ice, 1900 miles, through the
green valleys a the Pacific slope and
through the lingering snow drifts Of the
Rocky Mountains 1t seemed like
story from the Arabian Nights
Advice by writer in tho Paris
Journal Amnsant 1T a lady says to
you i can never love you wait littlo
longer, all hope il not Loaf Bat II she
says No one has moro sincere wishoa
for your happiness than |, take your
hat
Garibaldis physicians say he will
never again be able TO leave bis bed
"A Mrs, Curtis. who had her foot
crushed by railroad car, four years
ago. near Detroit, has just recovered
$4,000 damages, At former trial
two years since, the jury gave be 80 900.
but that was set aside
In Sweden physician makes no
charge Whatever for medical attendance
and, what is moro remarkable, many Of
the people who can afford to pay for
the services o. doctor are willing TO
TO ayoil themselves Of such AID without
paying for it II is customary for those
who do pay, TO pay by the year, aud a
correspondent says City rix dollars, or
about twelve American dollars, would
be a laage sum for persons in good cir
cumstances to give for The benefit Of
physicians counsel for a'whole year
The clergy, as . profession, are not
materially better of than the physic-
ians. Their pay comes from the State,
and their salaries are very small.
"A gentleman residing in Lewiston,
Maine, left his three little children at
home while he attended church last
Sabbath, and WHOM he returned found
them basily employed in cleaning the
inside Of $500 gold watch with soft
soap and water.
The foreign imports Of dry goods
and general merchandise at New York,
for the past week aggregate $5,432, 900.
against $3,25900O for the correspond
week last year.
The imports Of wheat into Great
Britain this year have averaged 20 per
cent. less in amount than during the
corresponding months OF 1868.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-06-08

DECORATION DAY. Ts ORIGIN "A cor
respondent Of the N. Y. Commercial
Advertiser, dates the origin Of Iecorat-
ing soldiers graves with flowers in
May, 1864, when large number Of the
United States Sanitary Commission
were following in the rear Of General
Grants army, on its march from the
Rapidan to the James, taking care Of
the wounded, and burying those woun-
dec soldiers who died in the moving Of
hospital camps. AT Port Royal, Va
some thirty miles below Fredericks-
burg, we arranged cemetery on high
plateau, and there deposited the re-
maips of considerable number of sol
diers who died in the wagon or ambu-
lance while on the way TO the rear, or
in the hospital tents there. The graves
were neatly made, and headboards pla-
ced by each. The day before we de-
parted for the White House Landing,
by the aid OF colored people from Aae
neighborhood, large collection Of
beautiful flowers from the adjacent arts
| tocratic residences we're secured
These were arranged in tasteful bo-
euets and wreaths and placed upon the
graves A more beautiful and impress
i've sight / never witnessed. Public
services were held, consisting Of sing
ing. prayer, and an address. The wri-
ter, when called upon to speak, said, as
be felt that he had at last seen with his
/ own eyes "the sacred soil Of Virginia =
4 fund was mrde up and pat into the
hands Of an old negro Of good repute
living near, who engaged to care for
the graves, and sec that they were an
nually decorated with abundant flow.
ers The incident is one Of tho most
pleasing in my memory Of the var. and,
think, may be quoted as The beginn-
ling Of tie beautiful custom now 50 APP
propriately kept up
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-06-08
The else,,o. IN Virginia. al which

The election in Virginia. at which
the new constitution is 70 be submitted
10 The people. takes place on the 9th d
July All liquor shops and bar-rooms
are % be closed on ihas day. by order
q Gen. Canby, and al exhibitions o.
uss Of firearms By others than mem
bers a military organizations are 70 be
severely punished
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-06-08

MARRYSo AND UNMARRYNe II is not
in the facility with which people set
married Chat the mischief adheros.--
II is not the unmarrying, but marrying
the marrying without proper eonsid-
eration, marrying from wrong motives,
with false views and unfounded eIpec-
tations, marrying without knowing who
or what that causes all the distIrb-
ance. And there is altogether toe
much Of such marrying. When man
and woman marry al over and clean
through, every faculty and sentiment
Of each finding it's complement and
counterpart in the other, separation is
impossible. But when they are only
half married, when they are married
only in their instincts, or their imagi.
nations, or their fortunes, the unmar-
ried part Of both is very apt to get nm
easy and rebel, and they find Bedlam
where they look for an Elysium.
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The Tfustsaa ~ this tnstiuttDn take pleasure iu
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cmineut and we'll known pE. A. H. HAYES, iats Sur
Ce0n U, :. ArmF Wee President Of Columbia College
II Physiciaus and Surgeons, Ae
This Iustiiatlon nnw publishes the popular medical
book entitled The Acteare ~ Lift, 81 seii-FfssrF-
vstlsn," written BY Or Hayes. tt,reais np"u ne Es
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In particular Prise 0Hly gia9
The lnsdbse has just puisished the iaost perfect
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the advertisement q Goes Dyspepsia Cure, In
another part o. this paper. This truly Valuable
Medicine Is recommended by all who use IL.
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hasi pieces s. 70 earherH and eiac6
q eauroa ha.ls Il vas rroigss Z Al
afass Is derofstei with SCISSORS, a-ss
anl sywgFens The guests having
aasaea ! ciree Aroua 4 ihs lomb. she
exercises be-sa vth tbe perfImanoe
~ Beeihoven's Dead March ~ Heald's
Hard meanwhile tbe orphans from
TIE Soldiers ani Sal lora' Orphan Home
gathered closs around ihe tpmh, aud
aaer prayer, ana a requiem ~ she Bee
th3ycu Club. sang. Shall We know
cach other theiog also. The Children
* iho Fallen Brave IL view q tbs
taci that the fathers q that baud q
poor bcreayel htiie ones we're kgown
10 be among those silent 2,l00 this
formed The surprisingly pathetic feat
IRE o. The impressive occasion.
The procession then formed aud pass
"a to the
NATIONAL CfhETEEf.
The Marine and Heads bands, sta
toned ia opposite sections Of tho Gem
elery. played dirges while the 1900
graves we're being strewn with flowers.
The discharge Of Dupont's battery sig
nailed the conclusion Of this ceremony
the Marine band played the "Stabat
Mater, by Rossini; and the benedie-
ton concluded the exercises.
The President and Mrs Grant, al Of
the Cabinet except, perhaps, Attorney
General Hoar Gen. Sherman, Hon
Sydney Clarke, Member from Kansas
Mayor Bowen, and numerous other per.
sons Of note, did themselves the honor
TO attend They occupied seats, dur
ing the exercises on the platform, spec
tally provided for distinguished guests
The arrangements were admirable, anC
admirably carried out.
The Arlington estate consists Of llOt
acres; the National Cemetery Of 35.
The estate was the home Of Robert i
LED, and was confscated on account 0
bis treason. The mansion eommandi
the most charming views over three
quarters Of circle.
TaE DECORATION On THE 1000 GRAyEs A
ALEXANDRIA,
Commenced about three o'clock 0
the same day with addresses and mus
&c. The loyal families Of the town mad
! large gathering The graves Of tn
rebel soldiers in this cemetery, who ha,
died while in our hands as prisoners Q
war, were cared for by their friends.
AT OTHER NEIdHDoENG oEsmTERus,
The committee Of arrangements, Of
Sunday, decorated officers and sol
diers' graves without any ceremonies.
AT THE SOLDIERS HONE
The decoration took place on Slnda
with interesting ceremonies participat
cd in by the old surviving comrades Q
those whose dust they We're adjoining
A'large assemblago was present, not
withstanding the promise the heaven
gave Of a storm.
{; VIOLENT STORMS
Visited US on Saturday night an
Sunday afternoon. Tho rain fell hea'
lily all night accompanied by a hig
} wind. On Sunday the rain did not Las
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VIOLENT STORMS

Visited US on Saturday night and
Sunday afternoon. Tho rain fell heay-
lily all night accompanied by high
wind. On Sunday the rain did not last
long, but it came in sheets at times
aud the wind took of some roofs Of
houses, and did other damage, J,E
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National salute at one O'Clock assem-
bly called 20 order. music, Misere, Of u
Trosstore by the Marine Band, IS pie
ces. prayer, Ode 70 the Dead, original,
sang b our Sangcrbuni aud Anon
Cab, % voices. reading general order
for Observing The day singing. God
bless our Matte Land. by the Bee
thovcn Clnb the Poem. ''Oar Martyrs.
written by Francis DeHAes Jaayief
sleep wei ys Heroes Brave. sung b.
sAugsrbnni. words ~ ~. Msler, ofA.
s,pn Is Hon. Samuel S. fisLsF. Com
missioner n paseHss, cboFas 4PrAyes,
by tbs Arion QaATielie Club
A. EHr roxh CT rma Alec usKsOxs sol.
HfftA
The tosnb Is q granite, appropriately
The New York herald., 1869-05-13
A DyEgTfsEMENTS FOR THE HERALD
n RECEIVED IN BROOKLYN AT OUR
BRANCH OFFICE, 145 FULTON STREET

ITO SEWER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sEALED
proposals. each endorsed with the title OF tho work 10
which OF the bidder and the une OF IL
presfntaon Will received nj this ONCE until II o'clock OF
Saturday. May 81 1852 for the construction Of sewers 2:
follows, viz Specification LIN 1s6th, 1S2d and 1SSd
streets between fith and Sixth avenues Specification p
In street. between Fifth and Sixth avenues Specihea
tou between Ninth and Tenth ave-
nues Ftieh between Eighth and Ninth avenues
Specification in sevcah between Greenwich ave.
street. Third and Lexington avenues !th avenue
between Forty and Fteh streets Sixth avenue be-
tween Fftyhiri and fftyourh streets, and IN Fythird
street, First avenue and East river SPECIFICATION
SIN l15h. 10th and 11h Streets between Third and
Fourth Specification Tin Fourth avenue between
between second and Third avenues and Eghtyhrst and
Fourth Fifth Spe-
ci6caon SIN First avenue between and thirty.
ninth streets with branches Specification Pin water rce
between James and oliver streets Monroc street. between
Montgomery streets Pitt street, between
and Delaney Streets Clinton street, between Grand
Division streets; Grand street, between Ridge and Can-
Mangn 9Oerck, between Grand and bfoome
Qerck between Stanton and Houston stree
Manhaah lane between Houston and Third sccs ana av
Thirteenth streets Specification 10In Bedford street, be-
tween Christopher and Grove Streets varck street,
Houston Bro0me and Grand suees pc
sullivan and Thompson streets and snfng srce pc
tween Mulberry and Crosby s'rceta speclhcaton uin
seven,yafh street, Tenth avenue 70 and through Nnts
avenue to street Specification i2-ln SECOND
avenue between tghty sixth and Ninetietn sree win
branch In Eighty seventh street.
The plans Tor he and specifications
and bids obtained application at the Office oil The
THOMAS sTEphENs,) Croon
GEO s. GREENE, \ board.
CRoros AoUEpUcT DEPARTMENT, MAY 10, 1853