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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-22

COMMERCIAL CoNvENT1oN,-The Governor
has appointed the following gentlemen from
the Congressional Districts Of the State as dele
gates to the Southern Commercial Convention
which meets at Cincinnati Ootober 18th {: lst
District, w, w. Walker. of Westmoreland ;
%, Col. J. W. Hinton, of Norfolk Sd, Thorn
as Branch, of Richmond; 4th, COL W, w.
Wood, Of Halifax e. H. 9Th, Prof. Chas.-
Martin, OF Hampton Sidney 9Th, John G.
Roller. of Harrisonburg ; eth, Col. John S.
Mosby, of Warrenton Sth, Cooncli Rob't
Trigg, of ChristiaDsburg and delegate from
the State at large, Col. N. II. Massie, OF Char
lottesvle.
MEANNESs. The glory Of the triumph"
is told in the following paragraph which We
find 10 one of our exchanges:
Suit for Damages. Rev. ". II. MiIburn,
the blind orator, has been sued in New York
for So % damages on account of his failure to
lecture according to an engagement With the
Young Mems Christian Association Of Lowell,
Mass.
4 Christian Association sueiug a Uiad
preacher for S500.C)
The Spanish towns on tho Mediterranean
coast are suffering from vomitc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-22

The Spanish towns on tho Mediterranean
coast are suffering from vomitc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-22

DR.. G. II. Peters, director of the LitchGed
Observatory Of Hamilton College, announces
the discovery Of another planet, the ll2th of
the asteroids. The discovery was Eade Tues
day morning. On Wednesday morning the
position Of the planet was established, viz: Is
degrees and % minutes of right ascension, and
10 degrees and l3 minutes of north declina'
ton. The brightness is that Of a fixed star of
the tn magnitude. 1t is named Iphigenia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-22
- l. PDWELL'S SCHOOL FOR BOYS,

The neyt session of this School will begin on
Wednesday. the l4th of September next.
Terms, per quarter. payable in advance: Ju-
nior Glass $40; Intermediate Glass $3.50; Sc
niur Sis Applications for the admission of
pupils may be made TO me, at my residence, at
the northeast corner of Duke and Washington
streets. CHARLES /. POWELL, A. NJ,
uug l5-eotf Principal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-22

Jos. To.son, captain, and ENjah Dunn,
mate, OF the oyster schooner Mary, have
been arrested in Baltimore on the charge of as
saultiug and beating Philip Coleman, coored,
of Essex county, Va, on board The schooner
Mary, in the basin. and also with causing the
death by drowning Of Eli Hollis, colorcd, by
forcing him to jump overload from the vessel.
Both men,, is further alleged, were kidnapped
and taken on board the schooner.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-22

Portsmouth, Va, Dec l. 1865.
Prof Bernhardt:- owe you debt Of graft
tude for the benefit you have rendered me. For
many years l have been accustomed to use
With pain, moro or less, to my eyes. You have
relieved me from all inconvenience. can now
read and write for sll hours without any pain,
and can sec objects distant and near through
the same glasses with clearness and dstinctness
that have not experienced since my youth.
l am gratefully yours,
JOSEPH H. PLUEKETT,
Pastor of ST. Pnuls.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-22

Purchasers would consult their interest by
tho goods.
CHARLES w. GREEN,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-22
REAL ESTATE >GE>TS.

IIShl FISH FISHl
Arrived, per schr. Msry Fletcher, well Sc
lected cargo of
consisting in part Of
$50 bbls Halifax No. GIBBED HERRING.
100 bbls PORTLAND ROUND q"
3OO bbis EASTPORT Mol &"
100 bb!s superior SPLIT LABRADOR
which will be sold low from wharf.
Apply to NJ. ELDRIDGE y CO.,
feb 8-tf No. South Wharves
ID r EhD AND CAKES.
The citizens Of Alexandria and Immediate
vicinity arc informed that they can always pro-
cure st No 60 KING STREET, corner of
Fairfax, in quantities to suit all kinds Of
BHEAD AND CAKES,
III .dc from The choicest brands Of -four and by
tic most expert bakers.
The proprietor solcits trial Of his manufac-
lures end is confident that those who once buy
Q! him will continue their patronage.
aug -tf } T. CRUMP.
The New York herald., 1870-03-06

A PARTMENTS, CONSISTfNt
N Floors, Parlors ana Basemen1
rent 1875 per year; will alter for
West Twenty-frst street.
The New York herald., 1870-03-06

A SECOND FLOOR TO In Ilsy* Sy.6
"a house. to small family. aaaa sistt ~
The New York herald., 1870-03-06
ROOMS AND APAH

A BEAUTIFUL SUIT OF 1HRx
"A floor OF an English bascnlenf
with chandeliers, to \ small fanny y,
Apply at 6g5 Second avenue, nea~
The New York herald., 1870-03-06

do Onn PER ANNL5U
DO.UUU stone House ~ (.
Fifth and Sixth avenues; in
nished. ID. Ne
The New York herald., 1870-03-06

&O nnn PER ANNUN~Eus III
4L.UUU high stoop broye stons doass ~
street, between Broadway an SUN s.Snsf .ss as
The New York herald., 1870-03-06

IJOTEL AND BOARDING HOUSE TO LEASE-AT
moderate rent located in Chambers street, opposite tho
Cosmopolitan HOTEL about leo rooms possession imne.
diate'y Apply 10 JE0. LLOYD SONS. No. Warren d.
The New York herald., 1870-03-06

A FLOOR OF SIX ~
IN water closet, gas fi1
mediately. Apply to MAJ
third street, between Thin
The New York herald., 1870-03-06
DWELLING HOUSES -
UufurnIshea.

c7 EAST FIFTY-sECOND STREET, NEAR wane
y sveme-Three story and basement House, Ass
with all modern improvements ~ les frcfu M *v'
Si,u0o Apply TO Jsniior OF .HcsIsi.y II 0NslEM Ad
avenue, corner OF Twenty-thirdn.sseL
The New York herald., 1870-03-06

4 FIRST FLOOR, CONSISTING Or Fise ~. 49,
N psrlors, to LETT suitable for physician o. Aent H.
advertised and well known. For ristrt'are aid "a
hoy lO8 Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1870-03-06

TIoTEL To LET.-THE PATERSON OPERA HOUSE
Al Hotel has about so roons the best arranged hoe in
New jersey terms low Apply to JAMES PEACOCK
ALVIN WEBB, Paterson, N. j.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-06-21

The second advent excitement that
breaks out at Intervals, both here and
in England, in the form Of sects who
confidently expect the immediate end
Of all things, and make arrangements
and sacrifices accordingly,when it takes
possession Of uneducated negroes in
the extreme South is dignified with tie
title Of Noudoo SIN lat least, such would
seem to be the case with M instance Of
the sort in The interior OF Texas, about
the middle Of last month There was
an Old negro woman called Jane,
" for short, who announced 10 the
negroes near Springfield, Limestone
Co, that the millennium would take
place. and the mighty ship 81 Z Oh
would come down TO take up to glory
those who complied with her d.rec-
iious, on the 18th 81 May la acCold.
ance with her Instructions preached to
"A large congregation, tEc believers
baflt onthalf Of a tier worldly pos
srssiHis ia a blk bonfire, hood up rs
lie roofs ana dest Dyed ha.f their
4seAng crops corn aud eot uu !, gave
away half their children, &c iLey
lileu d.srObei eatirely auj danced n
at.y dauee Afierward they did one
sensible thing they killed 81 their
dogs. Jai.e then proposed. Il Is said,
that they should cat Tic dog meal, but
they he.iialed. and slie I'D not suece, d
very vel III that attempt herself Fin.
Aiiy she + oce.led 10 measures with il
.ieN 70 sacrificing her own child. au
iuiau, Al tins l,oiri The proceedings
we're interrupted by those who lacked
faith ia her ministry, and Jane was
arrested and restrained from further
preaching. Their neighbofs are help
ing the unfortunate converts 10 replant
the.r rliuej fields and make w. 20 far
a. possible, their Losses
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-06-21

The Galaxy for July is the dtst Of
the moDtl0ies for that month tia! has
reached u.s. ia sim Mccartney com
pares things and people Eagiish aud
American, generally giving preference
70 TIE after He ii very readable
Dir Svinton, Gideon Wells, Prof Drap
u, J. NJ Dc Forest Louise Chandler
Moaiton, r K SiH Albert S Exams.
Rosu 'le Frank Leo Benoairt }.
Jackson Jarres, II J. r., MARX TWIN
ADD Philip Quhbet are among the
contributors Is this uamber of tie Gal.
aAy which is one % The freshest and
beet q the monthly magazines New
York. sheldon Z CO.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-06-21

Seventy Cinnamon arrived 10
North Alaias Mass, Jnae 18th, 70
vofk ID tAe shoe factory u G. TSamp-
son & Co 4 Ia 70 crowd assembled at
the atpo, 20 witness their arrival, The
.,ea comegs looked young, intelligent
aud resoln,e They were followed
from The depot 10 SIMPSONS i.ctory
by tho cgowd amid om.auns Kisses and
hoo'iug hom the Ciispins Tao men
acre arrested for as4au.,ing tie China
men nlh stones The Cliuuhen aere
patnnl and auetIsaaly a the fae-
tors The Crisp.us ~ deeply excited
batno seriaas iroalae Is apprebeuded
Ml salupsoa sail lp sustained ia his
rgl1 % Try us experiment q Chinese
] isor
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-06-21

The Mechanics bank of Louisville
Ky, was on Friday evening the scenc
Of n bold and daring robbery. Henry
l.. Pope, the cashier, was alone in the
bank when two men entered, one Of
whom placed knife at Mr. Pope's
throat, threatening him with instant
l---tt- q - -tto,on ,onnd while thf
othel took handkerchief saturated
With chloroform and threw it over his
face, aud then threw shawl over bis
head As soon as the chloroform had
taken feet, tie robbers carried Pope
u room ln the back part Of the build.
ug, aud locked him ~. They then
proceeded III systematic manner Will
their work Of clearing ont the bank. -
SXiy thousand dollars in money was
secured and carried off, and so. 900 o.
$4,000 left scattered over the floor.
The clerk returning At half past s
o'clock, discovered the bank door open
and called ~ two policemen who dis.
covered and released AIR Pope. lie
WINS siiii uLeon, eious and it was some
time before be recovered from the Ct.
tects If 'lle drug lhe snmo bank was
t1ih,a about 30 yeas eso, When TIC
hnntri AID boolke,pgF we're killed and
VI JnHtD, the cashier, severely wound
Ell The robbef ia iLm case was dis,
covered and blew ont bio braus to e.
.pe arrest
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-06-21

YEA aastar ceE tauL
H ~ sfa
E Nta @
N faa iau e
CalHug 81 4 freu3 w seas
beard TIE piah5 IA dun patiar ioarA.
3 with . masierly baud Il q or
Hes cook. ths la.ly remarked 50,
plays % he organ. harp and piano !
tbaeb, q toe DaEe who discovered .
great astronomer "a bis gardner aud
made inquiries sh, Bal been alapteel
as as daughter by a wealthy gentleman
q Nep York aua hishy elael,ei With
d s.ea 10 81 lef ior I'd opera singer
shn became mistress q the angns ers
a well as music, bat an her aeeom
pl.shments were marred ~ growing
propensity ,onialgenro d -tinnIanis
Her father died unable ia provide f5r
her. aud her ability % make her r,r.
atgainments available failing. she he
came a penaontr on charity, and anal
ly was compelled 70 save herself from
starvation by entering domestic service
without wages A sad example Of the
ruin Of intemperance Nevertheless
one is tempted t. think the position o
a cook ought TO be a more elevated on,
than il is, SO much artistic skill being
required
Notwithstanding Tie beat, the veuer
able Mrs j CntttndeG had i larg,
reception on Saturday Thus ladyt
majestic beauty aud grace bid deliape,
Ia time. Her two daughters reside n
the city.
The country places 10 the vicinity o
New York are growing fat on the ne.
cessity oiquick transit winch is driving
men II business 10 reside out OF Tia,
city. THIS Is chiefly the want Of means
d comfortable aud rapid conveyance
One can 60 from Wall street TO Ehza
beth, OF Orange. n. j ,in less time than
i It takes to 20 to 9th street, and hav,
seats in the ears The city ears are too
/ oyer-crowded; consequently, boarding
houses flourish within twenty miles Of
the metropolis.
Literature is not doing well TIM
season, owing 10 the collapse IL the
currency But the Harpers issue 0
new novels ALWAYS commands sale :
I Iroliope's last, The Vicar Of Bull
hampton, has the merits Of its pre-
lecessers, aud Is richly Illustrated.
Beneath the Wheels aud Miss yal
horkiaud, arc charming specimens o
domestic pictures IA contrast. exhibit
ny English and American life. Thos,
arc delightful companions Tor 4 Sc,
voyage t.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-06-21

Attorney General Hoar rendered
hs resignation 10 tic President on
Thursday last aud ~ iho same day
President Graut sent he nume Of Hon
Amos r Ackeman 81 Georgia, 10 the
senate. as his successor Ar Acker.
man ii At present United States Attor-
ney for tie district q Georyja. lie is
4 native 81 New Hampshire, about AZ
years Of age, aud eu grated to Georgia
twenty-five years ago tic was origin
ally Wing opposed secl ssion und was
uuuug the cuict members oi the Re-
pnhllau psty Judge A9as c.igm
ton gausea much speculation ia WASH
iuglm apd Sua lots TIE IuJiac
regard. Go ,typl 5. u utepect III,
lo,nil % tie CuImu situation IA Con
ptrss o. lb- c5tiwi ahd 10 80 way in
dlcatug c!4apgs ID tie policy % lip
administration 1t consider, Jal#c
Hoars retirement Ia CONCESSION 90 uip
general demand for more equitable ter
ritorial distribution o. ,he Cabinet, and
predicts TINT the change will on the
Whole strengthen the administration.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-06-21

There ia u woman ii the town Of
Harmony, Chautaque county, who has
not spoken to her husband IN twenty
one years. la the year l8I9 hcr hus-
band eontradieted ber hatshly ID the
presence of company, and she threaten
ell aat il be didn't behave better Tow
ard her she never would speak to him
again He retorted that he wished
she wouldn't and she has not since
1 en- spoken "a hin, They have con
timed 70 Use together peacefnll, aud
during the long silence have had sew
eral children Eteythiug goes on at
thflr house as ntaal with FARMERS. The
husband is attentive. aud does his con-
yeping With his wife through one u
tie children. For instance, be viii ask
a child At the table, sill your mother
have some more aeat = Or, at anoth-
eF TIME, Is your mother going O town
with ne to-day The family II
wealthy, and belongs 70 the bstier class
Of chauiauqUe farmers and iespecta-
bic citizens jamestown journal
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-06-21

The international Coascuilon q
laaue Men. Carisiisp Associations i
n Re eoll u Iudlaaalsslia. Ind, Jane
- q "a .nrlasige. Il a.li probably be
ihe LARGEST gathering q these asspeiE-
iiaas ever bold There age over 700 Of
these institutions alth 100000 mem.
Ter. on this continent Massachusetts,
ieals, having H. assoolatioas.slth IS.
104 lnenbeIs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-06-21

The democratic state convention met
nj Montpelier on the nth inst The
following il list 81 The nominees ior
Governor, Homer w Heaton, Of Mont
pelier, lor Lieut. Governor, Morillo
Moves Of Burlington. An attempt was
made q change tie old democratic
.tte committee which has 80 iutl fully
served tie democracy for score Of
wears on less. bul INC AtAino laceion fl-
implied. and u, .. Smith Of Milton re-
mains as the chairman Of thestatc com-
mltiee
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-06-21
llannlnatol Cannls Ia renfesent

bennington County va represent
ttibtho recent Constitutional Copyen
llan hy thc following delegates
Arlington Z II Garfield
bennington William T flordhiu
Dorel + W Olmsied
I.tudgroye j. 5. Thompson
Nmta@ls L1leland Muusou
pau AssF Ca,k
pavuA Ahram @ Parker
Realsa,u iHne- " Carpenter
gupsF, seth II Rsns
Sanaea,e 4 D kem
Ssarsbn,g Allen Bregs
shaf,sbaE, Horace Is Bottom
Stamford Jonathan Brooke
SaudttanI i.epl = hcl.sn4d,lr
WmhAll C,plRs Williams
Wao3ial Amos Alluch
W give hcusth tic to'c ~ To-,
delegatea lrom Bennington County an
on thf sp of lhe proposed arlirles O
amendment o. nhieh there va an,
contest
Go a4iacle aFs'. phica prohibited o.,
erea'ioa e private corporations b
special laws.
lps Allsieh- Bnees Horrlan
Parker R,sne Williams
Nns Bottom. Iso0ls Garfield. Car
pontsr. U.ass. heui. McLaueAAa. Man.
aon. uims'ssl Thompson
o. Tie seeoa1 arlale. which prosii
n ior bieania. eiecs.tas i4rns 81 ~.
See. and legislative sessions
Yn AaHl Briggs. brooks, Can
Geld Carpsaier Harf.bsn. Kent Patl.
- Rising Williams
NAa no.tom. Clark. MelAaghin,
slaas0u oims,el. Tha.alsson
0a ths thsfl arlicse. whtrh salhorlg
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-06-21
~ nr.4aAa

" TIE question having been stated by
tie Chair, on the adoption Of the fifth
Article u Amendment, the yeas and
nays were demanded BY Mr. Atwood Of
Monktoni aud were taken as follows
Nays !, feas 23l The gentleman who
voted 10 the affirmative was Harvey
Howes, 81 West Haven Extract
from Journal VT. Const. Convention.
"Ncll HARVEY HOWES Woman suifiagc r
Inquired punstcr 50 smart,
Aud received reply that htt him
But httlo, Il shy, the start
Anns Woman suffrage o, thriving
he first u its struggles 10 done;
Two hundred, aud over, a5diast il,
And yet il hss, cortainly ieoa,'
GREEN MOUNTAIN.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-06-21

The Tubune's Washington dib.
patch Gays The sentiment q the
House = undoubtedly IN favor 81 tie
adm isaiou Of Watiemore Of south Car
o.iaa h lis scat lie was net expelled.
bot q resolution was passed declaring
BIN - ~ ubaorthy 81 q seat b the
Honse bai g. bed resigned before tho
The raolutlon 80 passed lis eeo-
denlials will Be- referred q tsa election
committee
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-06-21

A terrible earthquake in Japan Is
Irepoitcd 10 have DESTROYED many towns
ana villages
With the Presidents signature tie
army bill 1T ono. goes into effect The
reduction Of tho amy Is 10 le con,ple.
ted July /, 1871, and after that time
the sianding army is net to Number
more than 81 600 men. Aray officers
on p3oyrd an ctyit Ans. rt. l,a.y..af .k.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-06-21

The election in Oregon % tie 9th
inst. resulted ID democratic triumph
far state officers, legislature and nicIn-
le oi Congress The legislature elect
al VII have tie choosing q Z. $.
Senator ia place u senator Villains
The member Of Congress elect is james
i Slaler
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-06-21

"a taf aIa 60 CD.
1e tae4s ~ sais ana Houss
Elfs tfes
1ra Vsaitf Parker Williams
AAu A3n = tiem HF
De@ts Csa6 Clafs, HFnsn Kent
MslaaebHa Muusau 0Ha8cl Rising
I5amp
O. .ao tia article alo.ishias ne
caue3 0feeaH1u
1U AIdua Bottom Briggs
Brooks Cza6el. Carpenter Hornbb.
ksut Siaat O'msfeI. Parker RISING
Williams
N @ Mclaughlin Thomp
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-06-21

on iaet1h w nt
q ,aHEft Pc IRE isnt tsrsHi %
.Haaa aiisH q "opens ai'h caia
p.aAt al tae ttfaysoa nalpeE lu which
tae sac IA fuaa Is earf.e pa ~ both
ie BE- repre- al tlai Do HIset
.oi tae stt @.9 afge their raeosui
tsau as ha.igeIea's ~ eahraiI ,Ae
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-06-21

Major Nu Rounds OF Chester,
who was seriously injured by the ter
rible accident on tho Rutland & Bur
hngton railroad, while on his way tt
the Convention az Montpelier, as dele
gate, was conveyed TO his home il
Chester, where be SIN lies in cr.tica
condition, aud il is feared be is disabl.
81 igum active occupation for lite
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-06-21

.Ae great Ere at Constaniinople is
noa reported p haze destroyed from
1000 = 1900 lives, and 1000 4ousos.
A man Ia Ohio put one end q q
gun barrel ia the FIRE. and looked down
the muzzle 10 eee whether il wis load
ed. A corouer's iury decided thai bis
susplei0ua we're correct
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-06-21


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faieehaees Us 8slehle n@
ala F.r ANNA tlsBa ee.rrat.0a IL
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vcuaon h iFfh.sn- N'' haze les# o
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ioet,.se az ,af, E.s 5.... .r Il +
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- sill. emotion when SIR taa lH9 6
gsn.naaa t9a.ra ef ts t.r.l.f.
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month England iehf"rr iiH, lsl&
HIS father intended hjm Ef "a LAWYER
bbt t.s bsnt af,ssnfal .as aea D
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@
he t"aA up sue p'9'es.s9h "t NeA i'it'''
critic and reporter n 1886 was chial
Of Boutievs Miscellany 10 1876 edition
ortRe Daily Nevs ANA s,nns 1~5a g.a.
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~
WORDS ana Hltei"alas ~ al tue Aea'
Round
The sketches lis Boz were tEt
n...... ...t..
traeted pu6he notice. aud Tue PiehNicl
pupers tie lrst b iis suial novels,
ltbat and 0G,rf lo5sl letp., uol,s.t.
.,,l .o .s.
o'''s q '''l ''.e' , lh tue p''i''"8"'A
OF its appearance u PRINT iils PUh
hsbed novels now an thirteen valama
and how many il would mEa 10 coataa
all the short Sketches, esaags. and aag.
aziue articles he las Written. ne s5a.
not estimate.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-06-21


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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-06-21

Filly Indians attacked Huge
Springs station. 10 miles west u Hit
Carsen. Colorado. on Tuesday. aud
nefe dnaea o1 ,, toe guard with The
loss q - liioa aId sevefal wounded.
No sixties aere hnrl
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-06-21

4 II Cragin u New Hampshire, aud
Is u Anthony d Rhode Island, have
bsen reelected I S Senators BY then
spectre legislatures