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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-29

4 i>,oNn pEojp III Tenne
tho Masonic fraternity h pWJeie
novel plan ~ taking eau 81 a1e wid
aud orphans of deceased menber of
mystic tie III e8el grand division
she stats, 1000 OF mpff aefepf laul
% be- acquired bY giit o. purflaee.
this iot viii be eui ap Into small iola
one o. two aeres with smaH cottage
each l9t portion IT DO ia1l wlB
reserved fora school house ad ebui
tlu- making ne l0eallY 4 .DH 81 {,
inauity 81 itself I'll most cssea Ii
viii u Children oid enough Il eafe
tbe land, raising vegetables aud nnlls
lhe market aud any ds6#aaeg VI
ment " li be supplied lsgn the bsue
lent faad 81 tie grand division q
seventh tao Masonic lodge. u tho 81
hafe already ai.ed nearly eighty th9
and dolisfs toward he object 10 o.
eompIshed aad " another year y
have raised tile amount desired bef
making pSaetie4l iesi II fhe project.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-29

isTe Maaibty poosaber 4 a.
oe.te3. 81 ssaai q ID ta ghted aah la.
ssraetlrs 500 entertaining reading $50
nost 80. uest i0 HHel 10 taHt. su
.he Moaihies So general hesa T
BrtI Nar Yard tl Hrg sH
wherein 3. "a GgaH ih5 external .af.
Waudng d internal arrangements. 81.
vhsh lbe GtHrul GByaraurat. u re-
ma.nt lsnr.leHi e4uih be aru ~
fW fhsH i9i'aus snaihef fii1Iroa the
SEC Eeameuiesli aanrii. g.ahHe san.
e ana SEA rae} iin 90 HHap
an lHffpaivr paHar ga rHe 81 roe -.
ifel provinces "a rpHeet smHlr ita.
e. "Tu3ea.k ne Great continued.
bis terrible war. ana ElrGl ,tue e.,
g cola 81 graphic sn- g1mbN
- iic Pa-es nc dr wlf-4nprls
iEesu. as8 alaH primitive people
The Miscellany VI ac number, ST. ASA.
81, Is extremely inviting readable md
arp Aug ano @u ham utr wag af
'ur world from tae varied EDITORIAL
hairs 81 tui- prince 10 Magazlf
LIteil. Living Age 81. t8-2. f1r ,be
Cog The week ending Nar n. (tlteI a
cay pubIisbcr',) contains 40 important
riiclc ou France Germany ud England.
rom ibc Edinghurg Review written bg
r under the inspiration Of Mr. Gladstone.
he English Prime Minister; together with
he usual variety Of the best literary aud
scientific matter.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-29

AhuLIEEluoN.-immeu quautlieso 81
kooliu dirt, dug not Ca from this city
being shipped North. and there can be mo
doubt bnt fhst ulne-feullis Of the stuff +
purchased for the purpose of adultcra-
tiou The kaoiin Is perfectly white and
fec from grit, aud is the best article
which caa be used for lhe alultetalion OF
Bouf uaa aareb mi candies. When
property manipulated 10 is exceedingly
difficult ta de'e the presence Of thi.
card. Ou this account Il bias grown
greatly ii favor 0igl dishonest merchant,
md DE quantity Of itssut from Aasugn
Is constantly increasing. Abou. ms
iohs q haoIiu dist sac now Wing ia one
# eur railroad yards awaiting shipment.
-[Ausu,ta (Ga) paper
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-29
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T fea e. ihs latar
- Kefmt. Aaik
pa G-s H raed
saa h Is uNuls akes IS
ellis ttus af - oaaHiaB 81 %, e.
H uef d ne
e Ne use lI fiauBus
T Hne8 IS fraae
atla @ fu aaI Hk
iaa marud aa8a
90 sant "a aiieF 8sles. aad che whole
tmat af ftEtHu resolved aam neH
aar tte a 6.sl seer aas $50. III
sWanH f I1a aalvdbs llam ln tts
@ "a w hsut $1,000 There
aw u M HtH STATE as
itc auoHHt of HewHm raid as fgfvis
iHfamtee Hpne HgaI.y 81 e.iImH
90 g SHaaa TIE commissioner, rat
meHd t'e .e,Aug Ga tax 81 fle erass
mount of ca UmlH ua.re8 by tb
aatHis uf tta.xu eansHaHles. suflalsnt q
gE ltls necessary eNf ease. of asa STAT
iHsHmae department The HnaHeia
condition al fl,s gsmfauIe. has been con
s'derhiy improved during the year 1855
asa eur tame eamHaulrs si.a show
seu pra auaHeIal condition.
TIE following Is bJlef abstract Of IT,
Eas presmJea 10 regard 30 Tie coudi
ton u tbe saeml Vermont compaule.
Vermont Mut8aL It, receipts Since 10
organization, % ytars, q. sgl,7sl.a; ~.
pcuses sissi7a7s52; leaving a balane,
Ia tle treasury of SIs,6o3.ag. Farmer
NulusI--Totpi amount Of receipts for ID,
trH, sGo.951gs; expenses, $500, t79.2G
ieafug q surplus 81 S7O.502.tl. Wind
tor Co. Naruai- Receipt. since Is on
gauiuiiou iH 1858. slCl 59lgs: expendi
tnTe-, siol,&62,dii leaving a euruIus q
sl22AL National Life OF Montpelier
Assets, s9li,s22,57; liabilities, exeep
capital stock s6i9,633,3i Vermont Lit
of Burlington Assets. S57,362.24: liza
biiilies, except capital stock, ss,235, o.
North Eastern Life Of Battleboro. As.
sets, Slo6,gI0,2li liabilities, slOS, $4,000
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-29

REMAINS on LNpY ifrSWiCK.
markablc scene was that at old Sayb
Conn, on Friday, Of week before
when, under authority Of tie TOW
search was made tor the remains of
Fcnwiek, the first white women
buried HI Connecticut, lsor two
bred and twenty-five wears, her ~
have reposed near the junction Of
Connecticut river with the sonu,
Saybrook Point, aud now The lawn.
Of railroad nccessituted their rem
10 . neighboring cemetery An
rude monument Of brown stone has :
ID the spot OF her sepnllnre, bar
have been the changes IN the bauk b.
shifting Of the clannrl Of tie river,
Il was doubted by many II tie ren
really rested beneath aud when IL,
cayatiou had reached more than ord
depth, these doubts became more
nounccd But NJ last Fix feet below
surface, tbc skeleton, nearly pcffeet,
uueathcd. The teeth wetc llll 10
the skull uun.ually large, while tho
VI the frame indicated mdy IT del
mould ana the lmir. sillI partly III E
aud retaining rs bright golden hne,
support 70 tbctrmlitlou pf herrhfa
IT, The relic, were placed 1T & Il
some cpfliH covered with black cloth
The funeral on "Wednesday was attcl
by many distinguished men. and Il
csliug addrcsse, pronounced 1lp
were iolled former for llie first time g
Der bone. were removed from thcir
resting place, tUT al lpf huia there E,
have been 10 requiem re CO.. noble +
iilcss Il were fhc wlaI- hoop 81
wild Indian Tier husband Waa the Z
mai owner aud gogeruar0f tbIs Sac
rom 1856 10 1915 when tbf iurialie
Sass sold 70 thc Colony " Coanfoli
ned afler hoe Iadplip death 6e rcti
d 70 England and SAT IS ore ri
uiga 8u tle ttlalgf Clmrle
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-29

The Springfield Republican EVIDENT,
Toes not appreciate our Vermont Legisla.
nre. Here Is a clause from the indirt
nent: "Ihe Legislature continue. n.
'enny-wise and pound-fooli.h policy to-
ward The state normal schools ana ednca.
ioual interests generally, We trust tht
apse Of two years viii enable 4 TO realize
low far Vermont in this respect is slip.
ing behind It's sister states. We have a,
ct seen nothing that the Legislature ha.
lone to furnish an excuse for it, exis,
euee.
Think fthe House when more than
iiity important bills are before Il and les.
tllan three days IN which TO dispose Of
hem, fooling away half a days session,
Il cost Of three or four hundred dollars.
nst to determine whether the Cransbury
member should be allowed mileage ria
white River Junction or across lots! The
Legislature Of Vermont has confirmed
1abit of making mill Of itself for grind.
ing small grain Alns! for the honest
miller
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EAtvs us> tr EJag $40 Hlates
sEmS 80 -rae aaamar ca examias.
fiaaatlae ua - faealat
d "Wednesday laa uc4 We Wsp
aa, a6.e s. Be- Freug 81 so tberasu ..cs
boa aa enough ioeaniaeg az afthe laef
sapdafd of scholarship au3 easeHest al.
Soc attained 8 lle rgsca board 81
Instructors There u rot as arac
uamheF 81 student, uta ,arrrd ~ i.
iaNe been present 81 .amp mmer wears.
ba BE daaht iftbt ao4 was ever Ia
better Hd.Ha1la Furnish tadeH,s viii
tho elements 81 thorough cuuwtiaa tbaf
i{is at present which. s., we are all reI
awuc saving great deal fsrlt.
What was mow pleasing thag ANYTHING
else was lhe quiet orderly department 81
rho iudents They seemed nt0reIikc thf
member. of well regulated family than
tha noiN bog and gill, that ana seen IL
most 81 our Schools.
RelQw we give the names Of those who
were uponths "r3I Of honor" far excl.
hence VI scholarship attendance aud de.
pertinent for tbe fail term:
Elsie J. Alien, Emma Barrmger. Helen
4 Bjs>ea, Enma u Erockwav, sarah L.
Buuhnm, Flora hom, Willie II. Mum.
Ellen i Paddock Lottig r. smith. Car
rie - opaulmg- Adela L. SWEET. j.
Emma Winchester Alta T. White. Mar
tinJ. Blakeiy. Charl II, Burreit. Arthur
G.. CandeIi, Charlie, T.. Copeland Will,
c. Hard, Julius Hin. Willie j. noltou,
Morton u, hlanley, ClaH. j. Wait, A.
Burr walker.
Rev 4. ~ Mufwiu. missionary 10
South America, Of whose arrival we
spoke last week, preached at the Court
House on Sunday morning.
Our readers win do well TO remember
tic Auction sale Of personal property, on
saturday next, at 10 O'Clock in the fore.
noon, at the dwelling house Of the widow
Of the hate Eben /, Way. Quite n largr
variety Of useful articles are advertised
for sale. See advertisement IN another
column
The next regular Communication OF
Adoniram Lodge, +. & A. NJ. will be-
held Thursday eve, Dee. l. Work, on
"a 4 81 degrees,
We return our thanks 10 the Secreta.
ny of State valuable Public Document,
received.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-29

II has been very commonly b
since the war, especially Ia many !
! the South, tllat the negro was dec
considerably The belief was base
a consideration OF the destitute &
: cos ia which they were placed
emancipation on account Of con,
dis asses which made Rrcatra,aQes
them, a. well a. various diseases Il
by poverty, uncleaulitcss aud vice
declarations have frequently been
that condition Of freedom was il
an increase, aud lltat the race wont
Oily become extinct The census
mrldsh substantial contradiction
views. While The exact figures can
given, il can DO stated Tint no cousit
decrease viii be shown, and II 10
pears that the census Of 1870 win <
light increase over 1860 Is ne
POI ulalion, notwithstanding ali ii
lraordiuaIl causes aud operations
luce the opposite results,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-29

The result Of The bolt on the RepubIi
can ticket IN Missouri has been 10 give
the State to the Democrats. There are
one hundred and ihirty-six members in
the lower house in the legislature. Six
ty-tiro are straight democrats. and bat
nineteen are straight Republicans; six.
teen are republicans Of the boiling fac
ton, fifteen were supported by demo
erats ana boiicty. and nineteen are vet 10
be heard from Mg-i 81 the irregular
mn pledged q an democratic
measures So that they have eighty, 81
eleven more than q majority, who can be
depended upon. IN the scua'c, by a sim.
liar method of reckoning, the democrat,
have twenty-five o0t OF the tbiny-four
members For all practical purposes. The
result is democratic victory.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-29
MaurhrsItr 5gHTual



amer ef fa ass
lag.saian nh. t
We3ac- E s fb fas
sa4 aa sa iaass
88eq su s. a go ,a
sut BITS uetf fr ak
i ~ may o
rt Uruh
aF ll.eas rrsnssa ti lH s
ssa.e usr taa, sI 81. est
s ha rslsla T. tat.fIaa auI equal.
Uag ff Gmna LIS aeu
ta i#H. la relation b. tbr sfss pf.u
ard la.lss aai tl General Railroad ha.
Ttw fAr gHt matters uslc all
rge4el sea tHe ~re w..l rs r1mIs I'D
r. ing es t m elhoHt
ils-e Heeiei efH. aHa he Govern
sioad ~ @ H sB s1r Fa ua.
which i Has Implelsa.e H'ui.au
ra'sea ihf hate fsr aa a'iaaHed .
siaa hBi ws rejected bf toe ltasr-
Amag 'ie important measures adopt
"a was bi'i aathariaug town, 90 sRbsfi.
tu'e che Town ssfem ~ Or District of
Common Schools. alssa Board n Agr-
culture N,aing sra Statistic
TIE busiae Il tle closing H5nr. was
interrupted hy the pleasant episode Of a
presentation " IlrorINe to Lieutenant
Governor Dale end >pmter Jagea. two
nery worthy presiding officer.
There vas aI.l toe customary mock
session. whieh Uas heartily necessary, as
same q the regular sessions were near
g - possible.
Whether lbe past Legislature bas done
anything 1t ought uat 20 femaiH. 10 be
secni bat it certainly has need to be for.
given fpr leaving nadone many thing.
which !, ought = have done
This, however, isowiug lotbe fact that
No large proportion u tbe members are
new men, uuaccustoincd TO the cuisines.
OF legislation, and who have Just fairly
got IN a working condition
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-29

4 deputy sherf 10 keeue. New Hamp.
shire, bad habit, whoH anything occur,
red 10 BIN which be had forgotten ia
state, 81 quicsiy raising his right hand
With ihe iUrfiRcr extended, aud prefae.
ing his remarks with Toe exclamation.
By tbe way ltbeiny once his duig az
efier % give notice q tie opening 81 the
Court. Is began Iiear SCI ail persons
having ang Thing 70 d w.ih tie Court Of
Common Pleas draw nigh, give your at
teniioa aud sc siali be beard Here De
so down. bul remembering that BE- had
forgotten The filishing touches, Aaaml,
rore aud exclaimed. By The way, God
save Co. State - New Hampshire
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-29

GRANT AND VANpERBrLr.-The New
YORK sun saws that few DAYS ago Assc
n Lathrnp at Albany, received lcftcl
/ rom the Internal Revenue Bureau re-
/ 'pecting the assessment of tax upon wbat
IS known as the eighty per cent Scril
| DIVIDEND declared by the New Yorb
| .enlral Railroad. in which the Commits.
,loner declared that "the interests and
rights Of the Government forbid tbat nm
assessment should longer be DELAYED -
Acllng on this pretty strong hint, the As
SCISSOR has made several attempts TO make
the Central management render tribute
70 Uncle Sam.but all without effect. De
ermlncd not to be "dunned" any more.
'hd, TO all appearances, equally detcrm
med not to "pony up Commodore Van
lerbilt started of on Monday OF lasf
week IN hot haste Tor the purpose OF see
ing the President aud getting things fix.
ed up satisfactory. 1t was openly stated
on the street Monday hy prominc,
member Of the Central clique that Com
missioner Murphy bad paved the way for
The Commodores visit to Washington.
aud that in consideration Of political sup
port and other favors equally acceptable
the powers that be" have arranged To-
let up on the tax, which amounts 10 up-
wards of 81 100000. As the public are
mach interested in the negotiations now
pending in this connection between Com
nodorc Vanderbilt and the authorities nj
Washington, the result is eagerly looked
Tor.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-29

The announcement tlat Chief-Josdcs
Chase, oa the assembling Of Congress.
viii ask 70 be relieved from TIE duilc.
wAica ftc Bsnkruplcg set requires lm 10
perform - Hot more than might haFc
been expected sud not more than e due
20 hl. p'aee without reiefeuce - ~. ple.
eHi iatifm healif rbc caHatry ah ,
glad q earn that De health j. t.e Chief
Justice continues g Improve
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-29

tbs Pusaiau Minister 81 War, ecu.
oa Ro9u hss lost two sons IN The pres.
90 contest Minister Nsa Room. IA
mm9a uitA naly other 1ernan IA
hers = agg lt.ag ,ile iuil force u tie
s.aaghsly elris addressed d soloa d
Lsd.aa motar -i ofhaYs ,he most
aieues ever altered III peace
iidren bars ,lleir parents, 81 var pa
rents bury tleIr children
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-29

Nisfv slfceriue i dangerous slua d
hAadis saupoadef i proysraas.g % 81
Who shAa So ihal smtbmg i 49, dar
Eeteasf 81 i i IN record that IA Spfius
aeid, Mss ibe oilel dag tab Of on.
ters eKploded q ,as depot aua lhe bl,.
ass we're scattered pfohisg duusly Absa
us platform Bat lhen 'eap..ded ogs
isfs, have same adtaalage over sfih ms.
Ug t9Hgiei o. gaaI.a sdeg-og lsad 81 rs.
race. fsr ggudea Haa slaYe3s8 teu
~ aid iAsy were pronounced lusi a gsys
a. new.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-29

flye ella,cl iHen are elected Do ihe
test House % Representatives ". n
NoF19o5 doctor u we'll rs politician
It considerable siuariuess Is chosen from
he tir 1i.tietof Virginia Three are
lseied o >onlh Caro'irs Elliott. De-
a.gt ald Raiitl The latter takes tie
.iafe q Wbiliemere ID the House. and
ONO. io L eiih The reputation Of being a
such nofe respectable aud houest man
han iis predecessor The Finh q Turn-
81 Ajsiana.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-29

The students 81 Corutll lUi
have Just celebrated rcgoIullan
BE- rest pf mankind have hfgusnt
Intellectually attempted They bt
i,lcd the uu be anomaly 81 4
tion--lbat Q. cold 10 Winter aud
summer anal is luing moieg
saiusl Mother sun and storm /.
Jctouners, their measures gNcfc,
strict requirements Of the gasc.
tbcir2cal they burned upaii sorts
erlugs Con lHe head except me SO
college cap The ceremonies uf III
,ieu wccc weinlanj gute.que 4
light procession 81 shoetrl gllost
aud accompanied the irmaiu4 Il
hc streets Of Ithaca % tha funeral
\ eapaeions coffin was stuffed SIT
fatcd hats Daring thr cremation
clop delivered a solemn culoa, on
parted. The burial uf tlm ashes "
eompanlcd hy appropriate t0rmaIiti
,cr which the students dnmed Jlri
aiion caps aud returned q coiIcqI
condition Of beatlulo.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-29
East RUrERT

some people think it is clergyman's
business to furnish a notice of any mar.
rase ceremony he perio M for publica
ZION IN the newspapers, 1t is not; unes
It Is ma be oby special request Of the
parties. Some people also think IT. 2rcaf
hack of enterprise ia a newspaper IL ever,
marriage is uotat once and fully published
10 iis columns. Wrong again; getting
married isa purely personal aud private
affair, 1.-THE married man don't send a
notice to the newspaper oflisa for pubIica-
lion It may safely he presumed that he
doesn't choose 10 have hi. friends re
word Of bis happiness in TINT way Tx
change.
Lei the editor be an invited guest and
the responsibility Of the clergyman win
be assumed and ail this trouble rcmedied.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-29
FACTORY potNr.

-Rt Rev w. H. A, Bissell, u. -.
Bishop Of Vermont, visited the parish o
Zion Church last Friday He met tn,
sabbath school in the afternoon, and aftel
the opening service, which was led by til,
superintendent, he called the school il
front ofthe clmucel. The teachers and
many Of tile older members OF the congre.
CATION ACCOMPANIED the little ones, ana
ala thing which the bishop highh
y commended joined ia rcciting the cal
echism; after which he addressed them H.
a most pleasing, tender aud iustrucliv,
manner.
In the evening services were held. con.
i ting Of Evening Prayer and Sermon
by the Bishop. After the Sermon, the
Bishop administered the rite Of Coufrma.
zion to five candidates.
Owing to the great scarcity Of water
at the Depot, the Railroad company or
dered the pipes removed that supply the
watering trough, At no place in town
was such convenience more needed
-sgbeu Smith has a new ice-house.
p. ). Wilson in putting up his hearst
4 while ago, shut mp with il a rooster
Il was sixteen days before he opened the
hearse-house again and the bird was alive
and able to run out, but so weak that q
gust Of wind would blow lin down.
EAST RUPERT.
On Saturday, November 10Th, Ora,
Eagle was shot in East Rupert, by Alvin
lunroc, which m,asured from tip to iii |
# wings 2 feet inches, aud weighed II |
"A pounds. lie was likely bird"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-29


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- ss'' 1a-hna tef a5Wt
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- 80 a - =, % =" ' "''..'
"
.s,t. -, ~. '.s '..''' '''' s'''1 '''i
.s.. ...,.... -.. ,.... '' : ''' maven
tireula4ea before much s4,.r wa. .4....,
There Is no question fhstlf.os. .,t.. -
.of au iucendfarr
'.,N ''', ,. ''''i'' is l't course of
.., '''''. ~. ''' 'a'''.A' near ,ne covered
'''.' '.'' ''''''
',,s'' ! '''@ -. '','. use s'o't ana
~ ,"''''''', '"'"'' ''''NI''it "I
'''''''''"' " ~ '"' '"'''n''} entered
IVY .0'''' '''' ''''''''' 3" ee''P'' postage
6.a,, ,,,.a,.,, ,'',' w.
,ba .sf, I'M, ~, -. ',,''' ''''0
wa, trtyh,cn.,I ,a., NJ, A.. 80 -
ItoaI. bcbI,d ''' '''' "
,--.i ivy '''' '9''' ~ th' 'h''"r-l'F OF
',''''' ''''''' ''' ''s'''l ''7''
Ne'''l seven tons OF poultry were
suPl''u 'toul Ne" Haven ani Nergennes
'''' "eeN' N'"u'y'
"A skating rink, 400 feet By so, il on
tue taps }" u Ai7ahs'
Isaac A. Parker Professor of ancient
languages ia Lombard University, Gales
burg Ill.,, is native Of Woodstock, w..
and graduate of Dartmouth College.
VT fafher mas been engaged In teaching
since MS graduation Ia 1888.
Frank Hancock Of Irasurg tool,
iflnk irom spring pipe the other day
ana iet something come into his mouth
besides waters he spit Il out and 1t proved
W. ''''''' '"''' '''''e ''Vi'oS '"tE'
Two attempts have been made to.
destroy the. new fence round the soldiers
monument IN l'eaeham; on the second
,yiu Ia nrosanm,o1 ~ anu
-, ,....
line mouse ana out buildings belong
sn,dn,,s 49,. aa.,.a,..I ~. Y"'s"
IAN ;.s, ma ana ,a,I NV VIZ WV
ross ss 600 ~ .,i,, -, , '"'''''' ''
Mutual Fire Insurance comnauy
ral. 1,n,,,,.u ,.,,,.,.. u,,. i
W., rIayo, a,,e, ,,,,, =, ~" " '''o' ~
IL burned to death by her clothos tsLino
Dire, during the temporarv absence az hor
mother.
--Bishop BisselI has cosrmod ro.,,n,.
1t Bellows Fails 2. West Fsirroo pnr.
al,n a Retbot
st Adams merchants are promptly
shutting up shop at O'Clock in the even
ing,
"A few nights since about $40 wortlGI
IF clothing was burned for J. j.. Chase of
Jay. IL caught from a candle caircd IN.
o the room BY child.
-Ex-Governor Hendce has oono bacl
o the practice Of his nro(ession NJ uorris.
lille.
Tho lac, 1.,,.,a,. nj. w.,
les last week at 80 to 80 cents. Over TO- !
100 pounds were shipped.
-U.N Chandler NJ TIordn.i,l. ro;.a1 I
he past season 40 bpshcIs of ,nrn;n. ~, /
4 SQUARE rods or oro,nd who hoa..a .
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pr "'ross 'he ioke TO Fort Henry, for
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u. NJ. Wilcox has been appojnted
ost Master AT Jeirrrsonville. in Mace or "
' ;. ifeOo' resigned.
A quarry ofvery fine granite has been
pened on VIM. Wilson's farm in Green's 3.
oro, pronounced equal 10 the Quincy =.
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a new paper is about being estab- ii
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