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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-02-09

Tn BpI0n lNeGUnmA Tho siz
suspected Rutland uccudmfiea vino
aaaaited @ ~ Whipple, tie New
York detective. a week ago last Thurs.
day and thereby pfccip.tatod their M,
rest, werg examined b that place on
Monday q last week They are named
William. Thomss aud james Butterfly,
P8af Nesy, Martin Duffy aud Mary
pushuu Mr. Whipple was the only
witness agaius, them He bad success
fully worked into the intimacy OF the
gang, ~ feigniug reckless habits q I'M
toucation aud a desperate character,
and Visited them that night with the
iuten, d more thoroughly impressiug
this upun them He would seem to
have rather overdane the matter, aud
provoked them into an assault So fierce
that be had all lie could do to defend
bis lie aud escape with it, Against
the terrible odds u SIX 10 one ho vas
very lucky to do that but he confess =
that no has probably lost the chance Of
proving tbom guilty q the rampant IN
cendiarism q the last year, though he
has strong presumptise evidence All
were held for trial and remandod to
Jail. William and Thomas Butterfly,
each, for lack u 5000 bal, Peter Nc4-
~, Martin Duffee and Mary Dushuu,
ior want Of $4,000. and James Butterfly
10 dehnlt 81 $1,000
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-02-09
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NAsussF Feb 6 Statement G
tbs rabb5 iels & tbe uut,d sbta
lhs If q Fetsuae ls83
pebg bssuHg eua uger 6
csn, Bond, sgai 5sa aeo axpeF cent
b1uls Issl S2S1t71 lm S. lstesut
8 80 loals sl683 5Sg $50 Ia,al a.
lo7 s5oeso
Debit hearing cnus1e Interest 81
hacatse g thpc ~ cent 10000
na,y peh4ou fond a itfa l,sr cent
Sll000,00 Total slLuuo5o
Matarea debt pat presented isr pa,
mtnt three year 13a uotes 8ue August
lash, tS91 jane ana 1aly. is6s 81
s1l5uU, compound interest notes
mqJaei june lot loIy i5ea August
lstt Uc i5th pee lata 1856 Nay
l5fh tg 1sa >pt ia aal ls.6. 1al
ogt lstaud l5tb 1865 sa5gai5a o.
bonds lsNa indemnity S3jeu0J Faas
,.a = !,
''' '''. &
.n"s,a
y
$780,
-, -.i,s 80 go
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"''s'0 '.Ao
DIN per eeut itNnl uod3a ssuas 10
Pacific Bal1uud Companies. S51Oi7
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-02-09
.uTTrRHs ~ H.FLE STREET.

The Boston Post, ia i late issue,
treats it's readers to the following state
ments about men and matters in Wall
street and elsewhere The leading top
ic in financial circles at present is the
great ailway combination that progress
ses steadily, day by day The object
Of this combination, in which the prin-
cipal railway men Of the country are
engaged, is to control an entire line
from New York to the Pacific, with
branches to the principal points South
and West. The World which keeps
the run Of railway and financial mat
ters better than any other New York
paper, says that for more than a year
past some Of the wealthiest capitalists
in Europe have been investigating the
condition, management and future
prospect OF the great trunk lines lead
ing from New York TO the West, in
connection with The great Pacific rail-
roads. Aud the American railroad
kings are working in concert with these
to build up the greatest railroad mo
nopoly vet known. The roads already
controlled by the millionaire clique in
Wall street are the Erie, Hudson Riy-
er, New York Central, Harlem, Cleye-
land and Toledo Pittsburg Fort Wayne,
Rock Island, Michigan Southern North
west, Ohio and Mississippi Atlantic
and Great Western, Chicago and Indi-
ana Central Hamilton and Dayton and
Toledo. Wabash and Western, with an
null cash receipts OF over seventy mill
ions. 4 grand excursion over the Pc
cfc and principal Western roads Is
planned for next spring and the Euro
pean capitalists who are relied upon to
help the New Workers in their scheme
to get pretty much al The railway prop.
orty in the country into the hands Of a
wealthy clique have been invited to &C
company the party to be made up IN
New York For several weeks past the
maguates Of Wall street have been tax.
ing up one stock after another aud bull.
ing prices IN manner that surprises
outsiders. Vanderbilt md Fisk are
said to have joined hands il ihis move
ment, and most Of the other capitalists
are working with them. The thing is
done so quietly that it does not attract
much attention outside but the combi-
nation goes on vigorously and will I'M
doubleday accomplish the object Of its
managers
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-02-09

Generals rf sHl Baboak. 81
General Gmp aa aba hate jaat fe-
tuuse5 ifem W. attended tour Of ohssF.
tai.au ihfuurb ne soath represent
NuA Carol.pa 8 % the besl condition
aad aer 81 hat stale !. tlaiaHa
The apa Este q afa,rs exist .u
Georgia, ata suo Legislation by Con.
gns = @ggte ibg rights - tlo loyal
people d that State sill b recommend.
a. Tie, SOS iha negroes sore il ihg
right danaR ibe 0gschse troubles sbd
they should le protected Notwitb.
standing IS militia troubles Ia Arkan.
fhe Stat ID i aaarishiag caudl.
ton
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-02-09

A statistican has figured out the
arabic land in the United States. 1t
amounts to 50.000,000 farms, OF twenty
five acres each, or |, $50 0000 acres,
A chap from the country, stopping
at one Of the hotels, sat down TO din
ner Upon the bill Of fare being hand
ed to him by the waiter, he remarked
that be didn't care bout readin now
he'd wait till after dinner
Au Indiana paper in speaking Of
Hon, Daniel d. Pratt, the recently cleo
ted United States Senator from Indi-
ana, says that his voice is "like the
snort Of locomotive behind time, and
adds that compared with that Of an
ordinary mortal il il as tho voice Of the
great Boston organ to that Of a jews
barp."
A wife wanted her husband to sym
pathize with Der 10 feminine quarrel ;
bat he refused. saying, I've lived long
enough to learn that one woman is just
As good a. another if no better And
+ I retorted tie exasperated wife, have
lived long enough to leara that one
man is just a. bad as another II not
worse
a company has lately organized
and commenced operations IN Bridge
port. CT, in the distillation Of wood
+ Yellow Carolina wood is used aud from
a cord Of wood the following articles
have been made 20 gallons u pure
turpentine, from 70 barrels 81 pitch,
40 gallons q pyrohgneous acid e
bushels II charcoal aHd 10000 feet q
gas. Tic weight d the manufacture
articles being equal T. tue weight O
the wood operated upon, nothing .
i5st, but egery particle i utilized TIE
gAs generated 81 tbo operation j. 40
allowed % fly 81 aud become nuisance
e tie cisAb9rhood bui purified aul
confined 5 retor,s ana 3 adaptable
i5r imned.at use producing : greater
diminishing pover than iaat obtained
IRON cal
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-02-09

80 tie annual meeting If the Massa-
chusotts anti slavery society, hel3 III
Boston last week Friday speeches were
made b " Aleuani. tue colored Con-
rrraman eieet from Louisiana, and
James Mad,sou Sims. Tie Boston iug.
iiys slave q 1851 They both spoke 81
some length, aud NIr Sims described
tbe outrageous state Of things ia Gcor
ia. 4pee Tie aLite rebels there have
beloved themselves 70 lie safely IN the
Union lie said that 800 negroes had
been killed OF wounded by the whites
n 1868 three 6hhs Of them SINCE the
e9I5ttl members q TIE Legislature
aefe expelled Both he and Mr. Me-
mfd declared Cha, the great wish and
Mood 81 tho eoI9red people ans to Ias.
te land, a homestead Of their oun.
an4 they urged the anti slavery society
q demand hnms leads for The freed.
men
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-02-09

Ne III bearing . great deal ofiaie
about bai,dlngs aud other property be-
ine burn0d tie cause n which il i i'm
possible 10 fad oai. aud the final de il.
ron 10 that they are inocudiafy fires
We ihink that il we usre 10 kuoy the
iAtis q zoe case, great msuy times
ws Should End that they occurred FROM.
matches and IN this way Sometimes
clothing is pot assay with matches IN
Tie pockets vi,hou, the thought 81 $
fAtal result We 81 know that mice
are rg faud q the phosphorus on tbs
end q matches and will cat them
shereyer ibey ani them. The eonse.
qusne, i. that they sometime. st tbeu.
on fire whils eating the phosphorus
igom tie ends. AID the result is ssaAi.
n Gre We cannot be tao careful IL
patiing matches ID gsghi place, a here
ihey ogEaot b. 60 a ~ Eaee
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-02-09

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lIH sa1s a <srs
Henry RnEit b rssHai tn itHi ls
usu#aa d vasle paaaas
I Naf a. A.rs Is
tar misaa uss s.ssa engine ssat
pgaearH HaaT & i uH taaat laisf
crank fstaae fat.3
Wa I'D vih tas raau.a.5 uffaa yau.
bee u.al he.aes Falls, uAa Sod Be .Atsa.
d. uaPptl eheh ae = sssgs, ugd rs snl'.a
H.s .ee q kreg 81 .bs t.rcHaaaa.
Na,hsg aui . b. By te5asl st.E.a o'
Wa3aefset aa3 e 60
II asl aeg $50 Residence aNaI.ar'
sae as' lfglas 4lat ae'aE aHai a.s
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-02-09

rIseas u ttH 2osul3 Haa EEaE# MS
IHt ff'.F.a. eHafe collection af Now Agsie M
paafs ia tae February number q! Tins 'aiaNiag
maeaAnc b. Eislt and Fear Aat, aaeauetH!N-
cred song be o. h Thomas and thnc' Charming
songs b. thp Prince 81 Song -Wutcrs, Wills. Hays,
namely. Mistress Jnks, 81 Madison square, Com
ie s5ug with Chorus Down W. the Deep, Sad Sea,
song aud Chorus; and do1d.hy, nay Boy, God
bless you, Song sud Chorus Also the Following
Instrumental pieces Maidtns Blush March b.
Ch Kinkcl. The most popular vntor ia the conn
tn. piuA Rose Mazurka, by +. MACK; aud Loving
Thoughts schothsch, BY August Packer the
price 81 which, Is sheet FORM amounts to San
In addition 10 the music there are fifteen large
pages ~ reading, to wit. The Frost Queens Court,
Autumn yolots, Her Last Appearance, schubert'-
Sixth symphony, An Operetta by Schubert, Les
Bavards--The Chatterers, Robert sehumann, The
Night Bell Becuilechons Of an Amateur, Tcle-
phony Blind Tom, The Voice, What II Burlosque
Winter Weather, Pergolese's Stabat Matcr, Lac
lieaiue, Music Of the Spheres, Sing again togeth-
er, The Musical Season. Reviews Of New Mnsc,
otc
This Mammoth Monthly is published BY ]. l..
Peters. lgs Broadway Now York, and il furnished
at the los price Of So. per year Sample copios
50 cents All those desiring to get their moneys
worth will do well TO send for a copy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-02-09

During the past thirteen year there
have been one hundred and sixty-tiyo
murders committed in New York city,
the perpetrators Of which have never
been brought to justice.
4 Lluff old farmer says III a man
Processes to serve tue Lord, | like to see
him do il when be measures onions as
vel as when be boilers glory hallelu-
yer This remark VIII apply 70 more
transactions than measuring onions.
We take the following from the St.
Adams Messenger We see by our
Vermont exchanges that there is likely
10 be a scarcity Of hay il many sections,
and farmers generally agree that the
crop is moi spending well. We have
taken pains 10 notice that where the
early cut hay has been reached there il
DO complaint. bnt The crop harvested
during the last q july aud ID August
is bulky but not heavy. which j. anotl-
n argument in favor d early hasing
Has Il many places IN Vermont j. now
selling f9r Sl5 q go PR ton, and a.
no man can afford - pay that except
to keep his stock alive the utmost
economy without piaehing should BE-
resoried 10 Cutup The refuse tho
corn stalls and tse straw, sprinkle
,lem and sprinkle % Little neal 4
little iudIcoas effort q saving begun
thu early aiil leayoyoar toet 10 good
condition g tae spang aud save yaa'
parse ron iepetou by starvation
Faeea
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-02-09

PAcKARns monthly for February Contents;
Heading on Andy Johnson, The late Daniel Sey-
mour, How Young Men are responsible for the
Dress and Department Of Young Women; Dtfh-
Guilty Of going to Rome; A Womans reply to o.
i've Logan The Ghosts Song, Fit Carson and the
late delegations Education as it should be, Love
er's Quarrels and Suicides; Breathing Living
Soul into Dead Language; For your sake; The
influence Of the Beautiful The Editorial Depart
mont
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-02-09

CASE OF Conscience. Five years ago,
Mr.. Homer +. Sawyer Of Boston, for
some time engaged Ga the extension Of
the Passumpsic railroad and residing
then at ST. Johnsbury lost from his
pocket in New York City. while on his
way to New Orleans, the sum Of ST.
$50 The loss was adyertis.l, but all
efforts to end it were vain. Mr., S.
proceeded TO New Orleans, where he
died two years ago. In December last
an anonymous note was sent to the
landlord Of the hotel where AIr. S was
guest at the time Of his loss, making
inquiries for the owner Of The money.
After considerable correspondence, the
widow Of Mr. Sawyer, now in Boston
ID needy circumstances, received, on
the 18th ult, from a lady closely yelled,
not only the money lost, but the inter
est from the day Of its loss to the day
OF its restoration, and the expenses Of
advertising amounting to 81, 100 So
says an article in The ~ Y. Herald
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erage price per pound % cheese for the
season, Is Ia cents. Tie cheese aver
AIRED pearIy 6fty no,naa o,ch
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: nv ''A'n' ''s'7'''"'N - "in'''as
ing capital punishment aud The aholi-
ton Of the usury law.
Western notions of fun arc SONG.
MIA, liesron, f,,r, o,ra,,, i, G.arc..
80, -
'o"H' N"'otaU"' 'uV o'utl ""y' -"o'
Greer mottally wounded with piStoI
one Maguire. She wus merely shoot.
inc for mn She explained when the
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lhe corner Just III tlihe 20 stop 'he oul'
let.
Alaska is good for something II
oroancad fo,, market lost yeor 295 Oof
- 49, sa-
seai shins' "oitn i'oh' CIV - go e"on
The TACT should not be concealed, ln
: addition TO their skins, every ten seals
are said to be good Cor a barrel Of oil
and there is no doubt that barrel Of
oil is good for something, because it las
been tried.
The World pays between $1,000
and $4,000 week for type-settng
which il thinks could be done far more
rapidly and cheaply by the machines
which are sure to be invented soon.
Sure, because the enormous bonus fol
J such a machine and its immense adyan.
tage to publishers Of books and news.
papers viii be certain to call tho maehin,
into existence. 1t is believed that even
now there is n perfected machine
which, with The help d only two girls
, viii set four thousand ems per hour
Such q machine viii settle the strike
, business for all time, says the World
The movement for The more extensive
employment Of females as typese,teg
is gong % swimminRly ia New York.
The Tubnuos Madrid spocnl o.
yesterday says The Provisional Gov
erumout will present to the constituent
Cortes the draft Of constitution en-
bracipg a clause prohibiting slavery il
al Spanish possessions. II viii be Ief
for the Cortes to decide as to The meth
cd Of freeing the slaves.
Mrs. Starhweather. Of West kut
hand, ", although as well as eyer on
Tuesday last, bad preseutment Of evil
J and told her husband that ifshe should
happen 10 die suddenly she wished L
have him take the plain gold ring from
her 6ugeI and keep t. She died tha
altern I0u
"A few days since as q passenger
, train was passing Dandy, IT,, d station
: tive y-tllee miles west Of Chicago /
handsome young girl named Haunal
Waidman, daughter Of a farmer, RAJ
forward and threw herself between th'
: passenger cars, which passed over be
: cutting off her head and throwing j
: some distance from the track, and 9th
erwise fearfully mangling her body
The cause Of the act was the refusal o
her parents 10 permit her marriage 4
] q young man named Myers, to whom
. ate v,oa attached IN her nerlan y,sa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-02-09

The following Is statement Of births, marie
agos aud deaths M the iowa II RAPPORT for the
year 1859
Population Of tho town IN 1850, l. 1903 Whole
number Of marriages five; in the month Of April
one, July one. December three OF tbs grooms
one vas orer thirty years u age, two between
twenty aud thirty, and two were twenty. OF the
brides three we're between twenty and thirty aud
tgo were twenty One groom and three brides
were foreign born.
OF births there were twenty four. males olsy-
% aud females thirteen. Born Ia lamar, three
tgama.gs and one female, in February one fe-
male, III April one male IN May two females, IN
June one female, IN July one female, in August
one male and two females, in September one fe-
male, IN October one male and two females, in
November three males and two females, in De-
ccruber two males and one female Parentage,
twenty three American aud onc foreign.
OF deaths there we're ten, four males and six
females. Causcs Of death: Consumption three,
hcpahtis one, old'age ono, disease Of the brain
one, spotted fever one sunsiroke one, typhoid fe-
ycr one, hung fever one; aggregate age, four hun
dred and uino years, five months and tNenty.one
days; average age, forty years, eleven months
and eleven days; one death tooypry one hundred
and ten Inhabitants
Milton sykes aud Henry Hanood Of East Bu-
pert having sold their farms, wil,dsposeoflh their
paHaHal property at auction on the 18th inst.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-02-09

Wntal Turnpike Ceuran lel4 Ia en-
qua meeting s. Nopau's gnf "a ne first irsta
& ting , e NaBuH Fra4sat = g. hob.
grss, Aasdaa, walker ANA g a. E8b,
erts Directors; e Eabeus gisrb s8d Treason
err Az n Graham end z Ameaaa lumuu.tea aH
Cammatasi b Amg8gn care ADD rgPsjr % l1ads.
one condition NJ aamma,e b. u9t 20 chain q
vbtsl, shiea j. 5una lristt the commute paid
in advance, aHd GIL. a.H Be- demana & she same
" iluals had beeaVsi4. 4 shaa seven jrcH,s
vide ~ brake b. ured they viii rot gfaHhle
mueb There was dividend ~ ono dollar 81
each share Those who have not paid their as
sesmeat f5r lat ycar 81 $3.50 pen share, Should
csil 81 the Treasurer a0icg and save their stock
So cents per share, ich Ae dirid,ld, uabcsit ali
right The dividend would have been less had
q Dot rainel SO continuously iast iaI that the
road could not be repaired. The man WHO gram.
BLEED so much in the JouuNAL then, can have all
the stock he wants at half cost, and then make a
m.d road oi mountain so.l aad water TO bic
hearts conisat ".
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-27
DISEASE AND IMPRUpENCE.

When the misguided aud lmprudent
votary of pleasure finds that he mas i'm
Dlbed the seeds OF this painful disease. il
100 often happens thai an ul-tiined sense
from applying to thoss who, from ednca.
ton and respectability can alone befriend
him, delaying I'LL the cOnstitutionae
symptoms OF this horrid disease MAKE
their appearance, such as liberated sorn
hroat, diseased nose, nocturnal pains H.
the head and limbs, dimness OF slgnu
deafness, nodes on tho shin bsnes ana
arms, blotehes On the head, lace and cid
iTemities, progressing with fearful rspoi
lty, till at last the palate OF the mouth :.
the bones OF the nose fall la, and the vic
tim this awful disease beeomes hor
rid OBJECT OF COMMUNICATION, till death
puts period to his dread full SD Rering, by
sending him to that undiscovered cour-
'ry from whence no traveller returns
1t is q MELANCHOLY FACT that thon
sands fall victims to this terrible disease
owing TO the uaakillfulnesa of Ignorant
preJenders, who, by the wse OF thai DEA H.
LY POISON, MkkCURY, ruin the oonsti
tuition and make the residue of life mls.
cradle. DIR. JOHNSTON, "a. ~
OFFICE,7 8. FREDERICK ST
Left hand side going from Baltimore
street, a few doors from the corner. Fail
not to observe name and number ''''
s9- No letters received unless post paid
and containing stamp to be used on / he
reply. PERSONS willing should SIT age
and send portions of advertisoul Mt de-
Scribing symptoms.
The Doctors DIPLOMA hangs in his
,ff5ce.
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS .
The many thousands cured at this es-
tablshment within thelasttwenly years,
and the numerous important surg icHl
Operations performed by DR.. Johnston,
witnessed by tho -'8portsrs OF The Sun anu
many other papers. notices Of which have
appeared again and again before the pub
| lie, besides his standing as q gentleman o
character and responsibility, is d sufh
| Client guarantee to The afflicted.
| .skIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED
~l' (dei5-3&w
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-27
A Gang of Burglars Caught
HM q Raid. U-.

A bold and extensive operation of
burglars in the town Of South Charles
ton, Ohio, is thus described in letter
to the Cincinnati Gazette:
"A party of burglars numbering from
eight to ten, started few days ago
from Columbus, visiting the towns on
the Little Miami railroad, working west
ward. They arrived at South Charles
ton, August II, and concealed them
selves in piece of woods near the
town until nightfall, when they COM
menced to go through the town. In
the space of about two hours and a
half tweenty-four houses were entered
or attempted. They began near the
railroad and worked with wonderful
rapidity short distance up Chilicothe
street, striking off then to the dwell
lings skirting the outer edges of the
town, making almost complete circuit
around it, driven by citizens in many
| instances from one house to another
The first alarm was given by Mr..
| Brown, who detected them entering his
house through window. After driv-
ing them away he fired a gun at one
as he crossed the yard, Immediately af-
ter which the fellow impudently retur-
ned the fire, the ball passing list above
Mr.. Browns head. He Immediately
began to rouse his neighbors. Another
pistol shot was soon heard, which
came from Mr.. Hugh Poney, who
was driving them from his premises =
They seemed now to scatter and made
Simultaneous efforts at several houses
in that vicinity. By this time a gregt
portion of the lower end of the town
was aroused. Some of the thieves had
got into the upper end of the town,
and Mr.. William Dingess drove man
from his bedroom who had entered
through the window. Mr.. Dingess ther
raised the alarm at that end of the
town. In very short space of time
great number of citizens were armed
and on the streets, patrolling in every
direction, with now and then some
random firing. Every effort was now
made to capture them, aud the town
was searched from one end to the othel
the roads guarded, and every precautioI
J, taken not to allow them to got out o
II Continued from first page.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-27
LIGHTNING RODS.

fhe Copper Tubular and the star Copper
rrl Rod, the t,9. -.
BEST AND MOST RELIABLE
Lightning Rod in the World. Put up in
town or country at short notice, by
b. +. R0DAAN, Sele Agent,
Cor w Water d. Conn merce sts..
jez6|Sm NorSslk, Wa,