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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-07-19
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-07-19

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-07-19

II is related that as some friends
81 Campbell, the author ot Hoheniin-
den, were leaving his room after late
supper, one Of the number bad the mis-
fortune 10 fall down a long flight Of
stairs The poet alarmed BY the nois .
opened the door aud impaired. What's
that Z 'Tis /, sir, rolling rapidly was
:he immediate response
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-07-19
NFhciAi NOTICE.
THE EQUINOX HOUSE,
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-07-19

That MAS bitter Joke 81 the man ID
Ae~ jersey aho pat quantity e jalap
10 sOme beer his iiiend sas Aboal 10
drink. The funeral was very generally
attended
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-07-19
FOR SALE.

One goli Faia's Patent hghi one horse tfav-
cree slstis nrS nil h. s0iA cheap f9f cash, ef
exchanged tar wuod EtbElre 81 the
JOURNAL OFFICE
Manchester, rsh, IS, isa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-07-19
VANDERIiPs HOIEI.

Manchester. + ~ YsxprRfle, Proprietor
Eg Fhls bong established tatsi continues open
fag the accommodation ~ the travelling public
Particular Alteration given % boariefs iram
AbFaaA during the simmer maalhs. The public
patronage hitherto hbefally extended IL respsti-
falls salirited
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-07-19

IVA noFEE cnoaIc EN0lNE
New-York tribune., 1870-09-19

In this ease tho policemsn prorotly demanded tho
Whereabouts OF the assaants and AZ once proceeded
win tue man to find them, -
TIE EIGHTH WARD HOsuCIDE.
coroner Keenan, and jury on Sunday in
yestEated the circumstances with tho death
vi bes aas Minnie Housted who was shot on the even
ing on tine 9th inst by VIM Marsh, soldier from VIII
u roihI' IN the house No. 1si Greene-st. Henry r.
%, %%Sk, an artineer at Wletts Point who accompanied
MARSH and George Iker ths city said that All had
ahk considerably during the evening that Marsh
IN disreputable house; that the keeper oi H. Bella
nous,ed was endeayoring 20 cheat him, and that he
woman by Marsh, and the jury found o verdict against
him. Coroner Keenan, made ont a commitment for
Marsh and should he recover no will be placed in the
TOmbs, preparatory TO trial He ia the Pentsntiary
Hospital on Blarkweus Island, in critical condition.
Two OF the witnesses who were attached ~ the house
where the shooting took place we're committed to tho
House OF Detention. .. ..r
An ENGRAvER OF COUNTERFEIT PLATES AR
RESTED.
Yesterday some of Col. Whitleys United
States detectives arrested, the OF Thrdave.
and sxteenth-st, William Shelley, engrayer Of
terfet plates In hi5 possession found a complete
set OF counterfeit plates for printing sue OF
cent currency. He was locked up in tho Ludlow
at. Jail, and will he taken before United
states Commissioner to-day TO undergo an examl,
nation. The plates arc OF fine workmanship and
excellent limitations Of the genuine They were engraved
for BIZ Quincy and his gang but before they ready
rested. Shelley was formerly connected with Fred.
Bilbush and other Western counterfeiters, but
when this gang was arrested by Col Whitley
assllmed tie name OF Charles Cooper. Bhelleys resi-
dence, at the corner Of Graham and Van C0ttaves,
tools found been arrested several occasions,
but has hitherto managed 10 escape conviction Col,
Whitley Is confident that no has now suihclent eVluenco
against him TO bis oomntta TO prison for term
OF
New-York tribune., 1870-09-19
LOCAL POLITICS.

Delegates to the Republican Convention for
the Third Assembly District of WeStchcseT County viii
meet at Croton DAM Wednesday, TO nominate acan-
didate for member of Assembly.
A meeting of the Kings County WoOdford
War Veteran Cubs and the WOodfOrG and Kaufman
Clubs s called for this evening at the rooms of the Re-
publican General Committee, Westinghouse, Brooklyn
A meeting of citizens of the XYIIth Dis
trct opposed to Mayor Halls proposition to increase the
number of poll districts has been held at the corner Of
FOrtysIXh ST. ana Eghthave and another will be held
81 the place Friday evening next, ut which a
Committee is expected To report written remOnstranee
for signatures.
The XXth District Boys in Blue have chosen
the following officers for their Associations Capt. John
Osborn President; 1st Lieutenant Reuben PaIkhuTst,
Secretary; Capt. Wm. Ii. Benjamin, Commandant; 1st
Lieutenant 10 ederick Lowe. LIST Lieutenant LIST Leuen
Saml Smith I'd Lieutenant; Sergt Patk Quinn, 1s
Sergeant Capts Thomas ScanlOn, Geo. Mccarthy, and
N II. Babcock are Delegates to the Central Committed
The German WOodfOrd and Kaufman Cam
p8ign Club Of the XVIII District have made stirring
peal the German voters Of the district TO join their
ranks. The appeal states that by the abolition OF slavery
and the equal Treatment of the temperance question by
both the Republican and Democratic parties all distnc
tons among the Germans Of tine district have In reality
wiped out and that the German voters Of the dis
trct ought TO help 10 free themselves from share in the
responsibility for the present msgoveTnment OF the
CITY,
New-York tribune., 1870-09-19
THE FAIL BOOK TRADE GALES

The book trade sales at the Messrs Leavitt,
SreOegh' Co.'s rooms, will open to-day, with large
voices OF Catholic books which expected To occupy
tho entire day. The houses p oshea OF this city and
T. Donahoe Of Boston, furnish the invoices At the sales
Of Saturday good prices realized except for juvenile
books IN which the market appears to be overstoced
Tho books oi Caxton. Remsen, & Hafelanger OF Pnla-
dephia who are among the heaviest sellers this year
occupied good part OF the day The works offered were
chiefly standard and prOfe sonal. Boswell's Johnson
MOore's Byron, Gibbons I.ame, GodsBith's Animated
Nature, Sbakespesre Clarke's COmmen similar
works brought about half retail price The invoice OF
S0Wer Barnes Potts of Philadelphia consisting chiefly
or reli gOu3 books followed. ". POOleys Philadeph
schoolb0oks mscelIanies, standard poetry, Be- were
next One hundred copies Of DE Stiels "COrnne" sold
at 65 cents retail price 81 75 Fowler We books aud
chronological Bust went on 1T fair prices follows
New PhysognOmy, q; HydrOpatAiC Encyclopedia, s.
Bust" 80 conts John r. Morton & Co. of LOuisvilo
offered a small invoice OF miscellaneous books.
The remaining invoices were those of William Rutter
q Co. philadelphia comprising bibles. Prayer. books,
and Church Service Hamme9sley e Co, Hartford Conn
small invoice Of miscelIanes, and snaI ifvulce OF
the CarcmOnt IN H. Manufacturing Company, IN all II
which the prices averaged from one-half 20 trd the
reta figures The total saes for tho three Days amount
10 about $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-19

The proprietor5hip of that excellent and
popular weekly paper Hearth ard Home has been rans-
ferrod from Messrs Pettengll & Bates 20 MesSrs
Orange Judd Co., the publishers Of The American Agri
eialt,isi The change will in way affect the latter
periodical, nor will it, assured make any altera
ton n tho character Of Hearth and Home except the adj
dition or enlargement OF some valuable departments
and general improvement Of the whole paper tis al
ready prosperous, and. under the control OF Ito no"
ovners with their long experience the publishing
business, It will probably gain largely in circulation
The price IL TO be reduced from 81 year 70 s. Messfs
Pettengil Bates purpose oonfnng their attention TO
their extensive advertising agency.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-19

TIE NILSSON coNnEHTs.


Notwithstanding the exertions of Mr.. Stra-
and Ingenious gentry Offering tickets for the Nilsson
concerts st less extravagant prices, fully sat
fed, 1t would appear, that excitement like the
present Is rich In possibilities which cannot be neglected
We hope the public will refuse TO buy tickets anywhere
but at the proper Office II they cannot be had for one
night they doubtless for another and II the speculs
ton seats not broken up of the start 1t viii prove
nuisance all through the Nobody can efectualy
break up except the people upon whom dealers depend
for their custom little sefdenia on the part OF those
who have been unable TO get seats for tonight by spp
cation at stenway Hall will 90 great way towards
killing this irregular trade which the managers with all
their devices, cannot entirely stop.
CONCERTS FOR THE WOUNDED.
Both our French and our German adopted
citizens endeavorng by means Of musical entertain
mens to raise money for the relief Of The wounded in
the European The French concert is TO take place
tomorrow evening at the Academy OF Music, under the
auspices Of a number of welknown families and among
the artists who have volunteered their services are
Madame Gazzaniga. signOr LefTanc. Madame Viard-
MART, Mr and Madame Guzman, signOr Petrilli. Mr.
Abilities, Mdlle Groux and sgnor Giorza.-The German
concert is to he given at steinway Hall the I'd
OF October by tho Iederkranz and the Arion Society,"
under the Joint auspices OF the Lederkranz and Auon
Societies. in conjunction with the Aschenbrodel CLUB,
which will furnish orchestra Of 100 performers COM
prising the members Of the Philharmonic Society, and
Theodore Thomas s orchestra Miss Anna Mehlig viii
also play and the newly arrived prims donna soprano
Mile. Rosetti, will make her debut in America on tins
occasion The expenses OF the concert to be bcrne
by the united societies he stenways giving the use OF
the haD and the gross receipts will he handed over 10
the German Patriotic and Society.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-19
DIED.

EwBASK-- IBIS city Friday evening To- rhoma. B~b.ak 10
the resrO Of his
The relatives and friends i,m,
services his late resfeno lao bGst Thirty hoodS
morning. Sept. 10, at 10 o'clock
PUNKB-On sunday morning SEPT. 49, oa eryspea Hhne No
Lgdsg FHnke and dsughr Of the lase Jon g. Boxer
KERRIGAN-On THURSDAY, sept 5 Beanot c., wi" VI James Ker
gan, age5 70 years. -
TIE funeral win take place late residence West Pureen
Monday morning. Sept ls Al 10 gtcck 'o,enn elgc~
mas celebrated the Church Of 50 Pancis Xavier We
SiIteenth-sI, at 10! ocloek
KBTCHuMA his residence GVeriaeOn he iiason on Ae isa
inst Hiram Ketchun. 10 bis 7stA ysss.
Funeral services will be held Christ Church Ryere Tuesday,
members OF respectfully invited % attend A
speoa will be attached train leaving Thr DelO, a. u
a. returning trains leave hourly
LRWISAt her residence Brookfei Mass 18th inst hr SOphs
Lewis wios OF the late Henry Lewis, sgod II years
Pousbkeep seventh day morning the llb sr
short nness Henry Merritt! Of Bisard and Phebe Me
10 the 10Th yesr Of his -. -.
P1Ierai az he ease pan Tai day the 2O iu, u
Di
PUAT-On SATURDAY Sept A. PLAT Chief Lsndscaps
Garlener PARK ged 81 months and q dsys
The relatives friends OF tie family respectfully invited 10 atien1
~ O'clock Tley d last, IRON bis late
One-hundrei-s i-snd thirty fourth st., near 81 ghtl-aye.
RAYNOyDsuniay 18Th inst Mrs Mary w. Raymond ayd 70 years
dence Of her Wm H. Reed 90
West Sneeenthst p Tuesily, h nst The remains SJs
DO taken o Greenwood for ilternent
WTLSOy-In this cty on Friday Sept i6 Mary Hestob daughter
Rev Joseph and Cathaune ohey Wk0n Of Bs Liberty Penn
aged months. -
Monday morning st lOi o'cock
New-York tribune., 1870-09-19
WYOMING TERRITORY.
,rD,r Tup WOVEN VOTE.

RAwIrNs SPRINGS, w. r., Sept. 13.-Ow
T-ora election, one week ago to-day, passed on very
Quietly There were no sneers, no profanity, no hght
r, The women went 10 the polls as quietly az II they
were going 20 chmch. They seemed 10 be conscientious
49, 10 what candidate were worthy OF theH suuaee many
,.,.i, 4, vote for men account OF intemperanee.
DO 90 an ocrceal e surprise 20 know that the Republic
,,s coDld carry t1s Territory as one year ago the
Democracy elected thor delegate to Congress by loo
majority. wyomng has been redeemed By the vote OF
tI. Cou,cn As ucar as we can estimate the number,
efyecn 600 and t0 women voted for VIM T. Jones, the
P.7ucan canodi'e for Congress- while less than one
81. 81. that number voted for Wanless, the Democratic
..sidate We know oi fcw other men who could do as
,,ab for our young Iitory in Congress as Mr Jones.
Il . VA formerly q t!tzon % Indiana.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-19
rrrr coTopFD NORMAL SCHOOL.

On Saturday the Normal School for Colored
Teachers hsd In coored school building No l. at No. lJ5
Mulberry-st met for tho first time since vacation one
man and II women teachers present exclusive Of
those who were instructing them The number OF the
attor was two regulars and two specials. While the
pupils doing al that they could to become
prohoient With tho limited facilities provided
them for acquiring knowledge. they were
angry account of being excluded fr0m tho great "a
cilities which tine white pupils have In the Normal COZ
ege snd the Model School. n thoy had to remain ~
they Wcfc they said they wanted the Board OF huuca
ton To provide them with the philosophical ag,,
ratus, and an the other fasNiiiea .5,r.
acquiring knowledge nat Wa in tho, 'Ge
r1l Co1iere Thpv hn.tt tll Icc' = 'Luta
fact that the oOloroa aud white Ueoplo were tae' '
New-York tribune., 1870-09-19
TIE COLUMBIA YACHT CLUB.
BASE-BhI1I.

The Americus Club has game to-day on
the Union ground.
The reporters and crckcters will finish their
game on Wednesday, the grounds OF the st. George
Cricket Club at HOboken.
The Pastime Club of Baltimore visit Brook
lyn this week, and play the EXcesiors ON Friday ana the
Stars on Saturday on the Captoline ground
The DunderbeTg Club of PeeksIll arrived
in town this morning, and will play the tal1noncs on
the CapitOline ground today. On Tuesday lley play
the ExcelsOis on the same ground.
AS Zettein, the pitcher of the Atlantics, Is
vet nnwcll and Charley Ms eye is still out OF order
tbc Atlantic and Mutual Clubs have induced the White
stockings Of Chicago TO postpone their second Eastern
tour until next week.
The rain of Saturday made necessary q post
ponemcnt of games appointed for that day. Including te
Etar and Expert match The Experts only PLAYED ono
game in this cityihat with the Mutuals on frlday,
which they lost by "A score OF TO 30
New-York tribune., 1870-09-19

We see by the last number of The Bn6a!s
Egress that former correspondent Mark Twain has
devoted hs fine talents 20 the preparation Of maps
for the daily press This congenia pursuit for which
not only taste but experience admirably fits him To
Biography Of his strong points when he wrote let
ers for rHE TRBuSE and but for his unfortunate hbiA
OF abusing the uiity Of unsuspeohg readers, be
would have been We trust winning fame in service
at this moment. The sad propensity 70 which aluds
is painfully conspicuous in his plan Of the Fortieatons
of Paris II not rit to place that city at tho
auence u the Rhine, and the Seine and tho Erie Canal
New-York tribune., 1870-09-19
rotal........ 45I5j S807s 4l4S. 7,OO6 8s,757

'lanberain over Smith in 1863, l2OS1 over Smith and
EfujOIn 1899. Pernam Roberts, s,2i9 Increased
F11Dcan majority, 80 The aggregate vote cast in the
py, owns Is oj73, increase last year Of 1892
Tbs Journal states that the remaining towns viii not
rrIaiy alter the result.
f,.r,r1.. thus lar received show the election TO the
Hl.,e of Reprcseniatvcs Of 1O1 Republicans and 80
D.rocfts The House consists Of l5i members In the
,lte we have 2s X, pubcaus to Democrats the same
- lat year "IAc character OF the Legislature Is such'
SAY. Ibe Kenne6ee Journal to leave no doubt OF the
t....rt.on OF AiT. MOrliu 10 the Senate
New-York tribune., 1870-09-19

Early last evening "A IRE broke ont in tho
rear extension OF the " otory and attic frame buldins
NO lho DyisiOnst aud extended 20 the adjoining build
ins All were seriously damaged The first floor Of No
leS Was occupied a. plumbing establishment aud
hweulnH by Edward Rollins Toss, t5OO. Mrs OskcA
who occupied the second floor. lost $40 on
FURNITURE and effects. Mrs Howard and John Davis
The attic ioOr ost 500 each Matthew Lewis's Oyster
saloon and dEelhng, No 1s, damaged 81 900. Losz
on Dnding SOc Charles Taylor fancy goods store and
l6sidence No 100 damaged s000 No. 1901 WAS oo-
Inpied by W. IT. Nichols, dealer "a seNiugInrCAInfS
Loss p OO0. The building damaged 500,
New-York tribune., 1870-09-19

ton In disguise sdmonished the people against re-
peatng tho OF the past civil strife He recon-
mended q close alliance with the National Democracy,
and a choice OF Governor Members OF Congress
and the Legislature free from suspicion OF
seccssiOn condemned the State Convention for not
disclaming Secession and suggested the holding up of
primary meeting exhibit the tone OF the state OF Ten
nessNe on that subject. He closed with an appeal for
prudence and discretion to keep OF Reconstruction and
m rle
New-York tribune., 1870-09-19
CITY CRIME.
KoWEKY RUEIIANISNI.

The Bowery was lively yesterday. Between
and O'Clock in the afternoon Rvingtonst, some
rough pummeled man in oyster saloon, whose mild
oonse was incauous exposure Of roll Of grcenbacl
few minutes later q stout young man struck an old
,ua Others iuterpOsed ana drove away the striker.
along controversy arose upon Tie hugcc
hntwaen two men which ended IN blows. One Of them,
tLe Iarre seemed in doubt whether To nglt or 10 rum
nd ALTERNATELY both, for the distance OF square,
then managed 10 nfict severe po" ulOh the nose OF
III - aaut and rapidly ctO-aalreet, minus hls
hat with his coat split up befind hhd great crowd
following Including tho man who Was strlck, and VINO
,Das birediug prOfuscly The riturcr presently re-
Turned and was surrounded Nv Iffius, he Delng
y Hcr,n,n who protected him from further assaults
u.lfa sguare further. aud few m0uorS lajcr an un
Dt a,,te RoWery Boy stepped forth from crowd and
a1ierIiv INT with face white and hNed villa passion
s,-uct a largeframcd inoffensiveloOklng German who
-, The German exclaimed III uipflse that he
III fue nofng 10 anybody, Int the blows folio wed IN
IN rc was down, and then Kicked meantime, q thfd
~ W fr'n the crowd and sruck the rough from
i.ti,,J and "a 0ucIly retired without ''tIJucc. The
i,olern me rey stared, without Oiiig To nterfeIe
I :. a. did moi taIy over his victim, bat stepped
~ Tho et rather hastily, arranlng h.s c.lhng us he
,G1o'1 and uassiug tho way, a pnreIhan, VINO was
i"i'.i, opnroachng. THE same pOiircmln hid drawn
M Mtiou n" scene OF cOnhiS ~ tho time OF the
near tno ali hut he eecincd disncined 10 follow
4,u' -, asowd9 and consequently wa not present
,ie V,,,e',ed When De reached the scene OF
| ~ 4 e--ault. The rLan was explaining
w, ~ n y, nat come frnu kcw-llavcn. kniw nobody,
10Y 10Y we r n, ~ nv a free whe citizen might not walk
nv v H. pc,cery ouctly. The IJucclnan, however
ttd ot taLe much trouble 10 ascertain VINO ana whefo
w u' IL ,.,alf but "a he seemed 10 thinh somebody
N e. arr9faI took the German iu CUSTODY, actually
shou,I l' L, i r,rrnachful terms tor creating dis
'i'T 'rI r.f.I !t..ms mo h!coE"L. Ila"t}, icn
t'.t.a titrr at tL4 Ctrnrr oi Ne" 'hHhiutf--ht
', man illi "a bloody uufc Hla met sun ~ i.h- "A
ilcomau and be. 900. told aie OF aS'au'' anu p''o'S
New-York tribune., 1870-09-19
TEMPERANCE MEETINGS.

During the Winter months OF loos.W ',,. t,,o
,rios soeeties OF the Sons OF Temperance IN THIS oy
desiring 10 extend the principles of their order oS"n
ized aeries Of Temperance meetings wmoh woio % no'
every sunday evening, at te Cooper Institute, i"oy
were well attended and II was believed 'n"s e"ing iSe
s"rond meeting of a now series wac heI AZ & Wv ,J,tny
eImtf ana the largo hall was hen;,csd Mr. Tbotie,
/ LEIGH Who said thai, although 100 loI"Pu' ~ u,
helieycd IN tho efficacy Of moral hu'"'o """" "
New-York tribune., 1870-09-19
SUICIDE IN RRO0KI.YH

dorn Slack, age 27, a jeweler who did busi-
ness IN Chathamsquare and resided with his parents 20
NO Lawrenoet committed suicide at so last even-
rug W snounE ho h'd oeen all day In company vita
Robert G. Hutehngs No. il2 Myrtle-aye and had bes
ndulging freely In liquor. About O'CLOCK he ,ez4a 4.
revolver and made on attempt 10 shoot himseH xhes
his friend took the weapon and drew the oharges
The regaining possession OF weapon reloaded nj
and going 10 his bedroom the second noor Iay upo~
the bed and deliberately shot himself
New-York tribune., 1870-09-19

was addressed 10 moral persons. they did noe
think it had any force with tho iu1morai Inc temper
people had been compelled TO form separate party
and make separate nominations They had exhausted
their last resources and political action had become
necessity Would n have been possible in a1y CnTsuai
community To pass such aot AZ tho Erie D wllhOnt
the aid OF the dramshOps 2an act which hsg hone hoo
To ruin the credit OF American securities abpad tban
any other fraud in entire history And would young
and ambitious politician like Gov Holman nave
dared 20 sgn such an iniqutous bill II he had not been
conscious that the whisky power would support hun
III was announced that Sunday evening next tho meet
lug would be- addressed by Mr Il. 4 c. Jud5Du