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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-07-13

The Nashville Banner publishes the fol-
lowing letter from Col. Baxter, and COM
ments on it as given below:
NASHVILLE, Tenn, July 5, 1870.
Hon. j. r. Dillon, Chairman, Sc, Nashrale
IchR.:
SIR--In response to your telegram of the 18th
ultimo, left on the next train, after its receipt
and arrived in Nashville on the morning of the
LIST instant. | have been here five days, endea-
voring, without effect to obtain that hearing be-
foreyour committee which tho resolution referred
to contemplates and invites but it seems the
resolution has not yet been approved by the
Governor. ! am satisfied the delay is intentional
that il is the purpose of the parties implicated
through the Governor, TO delay action until it is
too late for the committee to enter upon and
complete the investigation during the present
session. Under this conviction, | propose to
leave for my home this evening. Please com
municate to the committee, and to the two
houses which it represents, the reasons which
have induced me to this step
Respectfully, &c,
JOHN BAXTER.
In connection with the resolution raising the
investigating committee, this may be stated 1t
was adopted, we believe, on last Friday. The
Speaker of the House signed it on Saturday
but, as we learn il was not signed by the Speak
er of the Senate until Monday. 1t still had to
be signed by the Governor, and this last sigma
lure as we are apprlseu, was not Attached ulltll
last evening, an hour after he received the docu-
ment. 1t is doubtful if full investigation
could be had before the adjournment of the
Legislature, but great many people will, new
ertheless, consider it very unfortunate that Mr..
Baxter should have gone off at the very juno
ture when the committee was ready for the tes-
timony.
The above statement is incorrect in one
respect, as we are informed. The resolu-
ton was handed to the Governor on Tues
day morning, and he was notified, as he
had been repeatedly before, that Col. BaX-
ter had been waiting for several days to
make the investigation, and would not
wait longer unless he could be assured no
further delay was intended. Gov. Senter
was requested to say whether or not he
would approve the resolution, He gave no
satisfactory reply. He was allowed five
days by law to sign the resolution, and it
was generddy belieUcd and understood that
he would avail himself of the time I'm
der these circumstances, Col. Baxter de-
cided to return home TO prepare for the
United States Court, where he has several
important causes to try next week. That
he intended to abandon the investigation
can hardly be charged under this state of
facts. But no further dispute need take
place, for, unless further delay on the part
of the accused takes place, the investiga-
ton will proceed to-day.
Smyrna times., 1870-03-16
Delaware Railroad Line.
FALL NGEMENT
Onand after
JANUARY ist, 1870,
SOuTIT.

Passenger trains will run as follows, un-
til further notice. AL Trains Sundays
.axcpnted
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LOWEST CASH PRICE 8.

that will be able to sell the best class of goods
cheaper than inferior goods can be bought for
Dealing exclusively in but few lines of goods, have
the advantage over all other competitors (who are
dealing in all branches Of merchandise) Grsm this
simple reason, that the most obtuse mind mind may
comprehend. / give my whole attention to these
classes Of goods, and therefore, always have nice
selection and complete stock.
Smyrna times., 1870-03-16
THE DELAWARE MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY,
Guaranty Capital 500,
Home Ofhce-"EXCHANGE BUILDING. /"
CORNER 7th and MARKET SITS.
WILMINGTON DEL.

The Pioneer Mutual Company in adoptinp ra,s, -
ty and Interest. Vi "lohall"
Premiums LOWER than any other Mutual Co,rDou,,
tTely mutual' All The profits divided an1n,,g Ibo
Policy Holders. There are no Slockhodere in tbi.
ALL POLICIES NON.FOTy9 F...7EiNlt;. No, .f,.,
two years, but after the first annual payment.
ALL KINDS OF POLICIES ISSUED. Ordina,v
Lie, Ten Year Plan. Single Payment and install
ment. All kinds Of Endowment Tables. Return
premium Table. Joint Life Table. Chlldrens' In.
dOwment Table
PIemums Payable in one Payment, in Five. Ten
Fifteen or Twenty lnslallmenIs or during Life Paw.
nents received Annually, ,Semi.Annually, or Quar-.
iery' All payments required in Cash.
Dividends or the Contribution Plan" II will be
observed that The reduction Of is equivalent 10.
Dividend in advance of at least thirty-three and
One-third per cent.
THE LOAN FEATURE, original with this Com.
panyy-ior full explanation send for The Companys
publications.
Table of Rates,
Books and any information required promptly fur
nsheu on application 10 the Home Office or any Of
he COmpaIys Agents.
JOHN P. .McLEAR, President.
GEO, w. STONE, Vice PIesident.
| M. M. CHILD, Secretary
| d. w. MAULL, VI ID. Medical Examiner
3. NlELDS, Counsel and Actuary
TRUSTEES.-JohnP P. McLear. VIM Bush George
W. Bush. John Rice, William G Gibbons Job II .
Jackson, Henry +. Pickles, Clement b. SmyIh Thos
! D. Webb VIM CaRby, VIM II. Swift, VIM. 5. Hilles
Edw BrInPhurst, Jr Saml. BanC rOlS, Jr James Nor
row. J. II. Adams Lewis 2. Bush, NJ D, II. B. Seide
| James Bradford
DIRECTORS.
| John McLear William Candy, Thos D. Webn
| William Bush William 6 Gibbons George w Bush
VIM. s Hiles. Geo w Stone. VIM H. Swift Edward
Bringhursi Jr Samuel Bancroft, Jr John V Rice.
sep22 ly
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NORTH.

Also FREIGHT TRAINS with Passenger Car attached viii
leave Wilmington about NJ New Castle AGO. MddetOWn
6OO Clayton, 7jDover $50 Camden 9O Felton, gO aud be
Harrington about 1890 A. NJ Returning to leave Har-
ngton about p NJ FELTON, 40p Camden 5O5 Dover 545
MoortOn, 6O Clayton, 100 Mddet0wn S5 New Castle 1880
and be due Wilmington, about 0 r. NJ Subject TO delays
incident to Freight Business. 90
This will stop take up Passengers only at Stations
named but will set down at any stopping place.
Hares State Road Del Junction and Dupont.
New Castle Trans-Leave New Castle for Wilmington and
Philadelphia at TAO A. NJ.
New Castle.
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.-Additonal to those above
leave Clayton ll4j A. NJ and $40 p. NJ Leave
Clayton Smyrna, SO A. NJ and 20 p NJ to make
with and from Dover, and Stations South.
Z. O. SEWALL, Supt. Del. R. R.
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BEE HIVE.
FOR 1870.

The plan OF doing business at the Bee Hive will
be the same in the future, it has been in the pa
still intend to buy my goods from first class NJ anu.
facturers, at the
Smyrna times., 1870-03-16
r. Gard.

report (as have been tOld) has been verv indus.
trously circulated IN this community that / do not
cut make clothing for any one unless they buy The
mate al Of ne. | would say TO my friends and the
public that such is not the fact that while il is nv
business 10 sell all the goods can and while know
that can furnish Clothing 10 order much cheaper
than they he furnished where in the town or
the Stale or yet la Philadelphia il certainly
would be 10 the advantage Of all who desire clothing
made order to buy Of me- vet f any one desires 10
buy their goods elsewhere, shall be happy 10 cut or
make for them such garments as they may desire, at
short notice and in the best style.
In this connection will say that have the largest
assortment OF Cloths and Cassmeres that can be found
in Smyrna. and this is my only business it is my
intention with liberal support from the public) TO
furnish them with all the newest styles. as fast as
they appear, in garments made 10 order. or in the
goods bV the yard NV stock will be found complete
at all times. both for Men aud Boys wear Cali and
examine for yourselves.
My stock Of Genilemsn's Furnishing Goods ia also
cf the best character. All the novelties Of the
season in Small Bows, Bosom Scarfs Ties, &c Also
nice assortment Of Gloves, Hosiery, and Under
ClolP Sg. Suspenders and Paper Collars.
w. II. BAGGS,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
decl commerce Street, Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1870-03-16

No lady or gentleman will be disappointed in not
getting what they want in my line, for am con.
stany receiving fresh suppies and latest styles Of
goods from the city. Ladies wishing to fit them.
selves in SHOES can do so without being exposed
to the vulgar stare of every passer.by. have the
of my store fitted up expressly for ladies, where
they will be free from all intrusion.
My business, in the past, has more than met my
expectations Uhanks to the public for their very
liberal patrOnage) and l am determined, for the
present yeart make it more of success than ever
if good and cheap goods is the secret Of success.
have constantly on hand nice assortment
Smyrna times., 1870-03-16
$1,000 A YEAR AND EXPENSES

TO agents TO sell the celebrated WILSON SEWING
MACHI MES The best machine in the world. Stitch
alike on both sides. ONE MACHINE WITHOUT MONEY.
For further particulars address % ~ 9h St. PhIoda,
Pa. feb23 3m
Smyrna times., 1870-03-16
FxTJR g.

70 !hal am selling cheap. Persons wishing anything
.n tnls line OF goods will find il to their advantage
% . give me call, as am selling them at Greatly
Ihansful Tor past patronage, and hoping to merit
more liberal share ia the future,
am, very respectfully,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-12-20

4 SrRtNGE puR OF MlsERs are Edward
rhorulon AID his wife, all ,gcd couple re-
siding near Newark, n. J. They own 1t
htu,c and Tot in tie village of Llon'-
Faim., aud the Pcapack railroad which
posses close b, their places, has offered
$1,000 for lhe property the! also. evil
lcutly, il ve other means Of livelihood,
set they dress like bc2aars, aud live III
illh and apparently in Tie utmost de-Ii-
Nion. Dogs, hogs aud poultry &c upy
he same apartment with them, aud the
dor is 50 offensive that one is obliged to
close his nostrils 10 visiting them. Ibprt.
ton is highly educated, understand. sey-
crai languages, and during The past SUM
mcr, visited Europe, and went rs far a.
Roiuc. lis wife l. The author Of several
works, and las II, her day occupied high
post on in New York Among olul
things the queer coupe are very fond oI
music; Ines ir' quculy carry a small ne.
'udcou with lhtm through the streets 49,
honion used frequently TO attend the
l'rcsb leriau church IL Lyons Farms and
take part in the music; bul he seldom
d es NOV. some explain lis conduct will
The solution lIat DC is tobacco crazy what
ever that umy be.
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Ms. Gesr Srt Iaa hiHts
- tnaat ,sop- abe MAJ
81 hsa.
Nassscln.efs e1otaues Hasir a
eaaoa will. st.s hasalgl aa.a g aet, ESD.
ilsn p,uHi. aa
A vysai oIsa faa, lanIe aatd
uiih gria, - pfw I'D
Z Ru dt,. aga 81 .t>p Ht mHaIs o.
,asai4vi Ias bu-le
Is b'uk-wsIaut te 50. rreH
brought, lr,m .ht West 6 Ne NuH
absbu hgu ~ sees- us uaua
suW
4 Mr Ayeu 90 Chiasa rammitigl -u.
ie.ieu Niagara Falls ag raesIl, mas =
He o. Dm ~ 6su Ile 5rsler wp tut
awd. 81 Goat i.I1ad Wp ttW ua,ua
waters below NJ gause Ma. as,GHeJ
t1r CTS art
4 crn Connecticut aHnar has ja.l
dl.bgd s1uJ) ho4lau.ahsb 3 uHtal
1nd lapeicE 4 lu.yleIp 81. gkwwl
|ed si-uo uptua ain plse. ngu tr
h.2lt Aud q leW lWt Wuusau has pa
500 ould, upon dab
Iwcuu eight ud1im taucls of prs.
lrum have hcct uplal,ed ia Penney Ouma
duriug the iasl leu ytsr.; aud enc prr
dust 81 Tie la-t wear has beeo greater tlmr
il the hcightui 400 "oil lrecf
A California shciitt bsua notified lial
three horse, were missing, took au asis
lapt aud went ou Tie Nai path There
were tNool the horse thicrs, bat there
ah't ANY now.
The llolmr. family, Ia Michigan, has
dissolved Slr, II elappti the hrils
wagon 10 pieces, -pht up ail Che sat
trough, uad burned lo0yJ Shingles ivI
ter Husband ~ being 4 Wan 81 .Wril
smashed Use cook .lo,cand DESTROYED Ga,
wilc's trunk lull Of her good tlolhcs.
Ia Switzerland, milknuid Who lisa
good singer gets mere sutar, Ihun ujhce
because uuder The utlurut ct music, COW
give down" better abd give more milk
Al Orange Coumi On. ! mmcr j. r.,
ing 20 hire ruepa Rosa AID Kellogg &,
sitg rouad bis pump
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SyrrE Iyruy


-An exchange says Vcrmoulcrs arc be-
coming alarmed Their regular -nhw
crop is lcu lully pach ward, aud the pros
pect grows worse and worse.
The Vermont Ccoitul Rairaad aud
tie several lines. ,enbucd ia Its uuumgc-
ment use ninety four thousand cotd- oC
wood annually, divided IS follow Ncr.
mont Cenlr,l $500 Osdea,burs 26,90b
ether lines llooJ
"A terrible accident happcuod IN Rip.
ton 10 Il boy by the name or Cater aged
eleven wears, not luag ag1, by which he
was thrown oil a load Of log., the whe, l.
passing over himand crushing him badly
Tie lived half an hour.
There were 100000 bashrl. Of IN.
dian corn raised IL Vermont IN 1869, with
a., average ida Of 81 bushels la thc acre,
raised d, 1889 acres. * hich ma, valued
III 81. 40 Der bu,hcl, mixing a tolnl yuluu-
ton Of the crop - 065.oO
i've .,ou.,,, MAJ, ,,,,uc,t C,ln.c, and
Ii,,,. hc,.,rs i,,v,lyed IL !, apnrlat I'm.
,aa,i, .,,.o,. i,r..l.r, sarnrdn. avon.
i,a K.,. G,.l,, d,ev Jand .b,,
C,arr,,. wh, 1i.d -, Snud, ku.s
ard ,,r nm. cmnnnnion. ure IL nii L.
"Unconpcniulp disposition, and Ind rum
were II Tie bolton 81 The episode.
p,,,a.,,.,....,,. ,....,.,., ,,f,,. =, III,
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rKas ztrsiGs


Thefe - maftt cassef d IT, a.
pcs - ibf cosisst hovcsp raacs aa8
Pfrs.sa 1ls sasc " TrsHre S. gtuplae
mee daRtsfe sai it.s5 eauiaas e pat
~ asa is.s aH mslfsf. snd ioelaIo tl.es
ha't - .Hseafisa - giving up iil. ~.
mata 'ia5 l'fa.sia s. gp.asi hafas
tis' 81 eI eaa us sae lua -eit.safsat
;. q Eat NaIs.ieaa bssk ali tie tlr94e 3
feH aita Hm % ht was iart
~ q tbt caual .c 4 gpcoa' .ii q
Heash TeuHo9 pi4le psor N4lssssau
upu'd bose bat ,sry iHc - !, a0si.
v altis Is atisnlamx 10 ralg tIsr FttneH
peofle. sftH nHI ifu.tiHn tatBtfs q
baft him Il* vaf D. c,ijeHh telling
% ibe resB,ee' - GumaH and ID
frlias can bold cot essen 4trI Paris ..
iutei aad ataiHlaia il,g oaHc.l wh,nescl
tlFt = IT, i',u.sians VII prtbai,it 80
tired q 4 and te yial d gci aat II itaitb
.ica.atabh ler
King William has bccu declared En-.
lrrsf II tiefmaHs o, tie vote ol some i
its lessft sgaies sud iIal illpobab5
BE- tis title henaitcr with pfeiy uiuclt ill,
Whole control " tie Confederation 81
SiHes.
Bismarck i TO have the title of Duke
ior ias valuable services, which is Ia it,
set small reward tyr Tie LAHORE he Ia.
performed ior Prussia It's ias master
nihd that h4. planted ncafly 40 Im
movements that haze been since Piussh
z wss laird rstc power.
Prussia itas announced thar she will II,
iouEer rtepeCt the neutrality Of the smat
stale u Luxembourg. which was secure,
by combined treaty Of ,he great power
aud lhe wUfk Of absorbing that pOwe
has commented H. possession is otees
rart io ne Thorough protection Of Prus
stan tciriiurt and il Is uot taken Wilton
She claim 81 Prussia thai the state it,gl
las broken tie neutrality lhi. last ulovl
81 Prussia causes another growI from tia
British iiOu bat England will aardly il
n Ieiiere,
he Russian question is again eausin,
/ considerable excitement. linssiu i saii
10 be massing troops ana preparing 10
war, and Anstria aud lurAey are dviu;
tie enlne, Niiie soine vitality il being 10
siilud into the almost delunet milltai1
Ioree Of Great Blilain. Exciting time
aie At liand unless The cruwned heads .
Europe listen to sober rOunsels
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-12-20

TuE Gaifoastk LsrEgl California Is
rsHtHg H uhitlwiad tor sowing Ter
Haar Ii k4s al User llic cumrt. a
4bla.a. citizen 81 sau Francisco dec
puahI etiesyofng 10 stem ibe tufia.
ao oi 3tssfage, Hnstcd ni,tcalled uti-
yldua ssutd Gu,dnan ior eaiug IL
ide liekets, ald dragged hi'u bctate "a
luiae Tic Judge decided that tie act
authorizing lie Mercantile Liburt lal-
itE epeatd ii.c laW iixihg 4 pcnauA ~
sciltts it1et tfhfis, md fi-tltngtd lhr
trlseHer ale pw cinzrns Wtso dul nut
dabale IL til great .ui i.dle arc moss Ell.
dcatariug a. aet llle malIcr before iile
6taud Jurt. sid ascertain ifil.e STATE
Con liiu i9sal prohibition y dead letter.
I Sic Is shat e3sl.cs 81 10.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-12-20

Tie counterfeit money! swindle lust
now seems 70 be very hard pushed b, it,
pactisers. Tie American Agtieunufi.t
Tor Ibis month gives The names OF several
who have been arrested for carr, iug on
tlds game. II man j. fool aud knaye
clrouRhlo seGd them any money, be gets
nVthing At all, or az most a package con-
iaiuing a bit ol w"ud ia return. a short
time since a liquor dealer H. Medwa,
Mass. took from The express ofIice box
itom the swimlliug firm on hicll he paid
80, ahd after discovering that there was
ntshing but kin,tliug wood AID paper ia
"a brought i back 20 the expires. Office.
aud tried uusucee>siuly 10 yet back III,
money. ln th,ir cir ulu Offering II cir
rounierhH me cy a. certain rates. the
,wiudiits flfm invite Tie 4, sired s.c.ln
Ia sisH iletn iu New York and examine
ihcir stuvk 81 counterfeit money. Not
i"ng since the Chief Of the Treasury De.
ieclive,. Col Whilnc,, managed Ia get In.
10 he pla,e. and a. ro,au adjbining tie
N 4 i4und large number Of boxes. al
-citl,d aid reads ior directions Wlteust !
an order gane Ties wrre All opened aud
al cutlatad kindiiig Nood aud ZAP !
except ole, iicli to ilelr sutprise bad
over So0 Ia he.b, rev bills. ol various
ienolneasiaaih,rs add about 80 IL rev
cntfenet The detective thought lie had
go SURE thing Tie proprietor smiled
aud said eve rhali see Anexlsr was
called ln, examined lI,e moucy aid pro-
nouhctd i al L uuiae. ilsc game j. lliis
The ticlim calls % zee sample. II lhe
cuanlstteit money Til. Boa !. eairlessIs
taken fsom anobg tie other. and uJ.ened.
aHd lbe billie shuWn a. counterfeit inaaeY /.
The victim j. charmed and biics. lie bat !
= bo1. aad II course gets une u ilse uiiier.
which e.aaaln the payer and Noed. aud
gsts ~ Hiti' prospective hrane audef
81. asla.unI ! i.e Ends DOT 10 ile eoulfal5
The swiadls j. 81 adrJli one
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-12-20

stN DoMINco Tile President :. quito
apxinu. lllai tie first ep ~ the ~au DO.
mingp sclteiuc shall Is, Hkeu before toe
holiday recess. he conversation will
memhcrs OF Congrcs. be mas urgel -prcly
action, - that commission ran % irasi
bc appointed 10 investigate the fact, aud
nake q report iu ea.m for dual action,
tbi. winter. Thrrcis ~ resan o. believe
that Mr. sunucr aud otter upIDucnl. %
the anrcXatirli wiii nat ebire b. iayegi-
CATION "a a cpunis IL tH ihH u,rt ask
! that it Shall bu sgu.a.ei 81 lscr-gu. ua-
committed onc was o. ti.e oilyer There
H. therefore, q lr,4c hal tin lir-l -i,p
IL The matter viii o. iateu IS hant srii.
ons opposition Few prsous. however,
believe iha, Il wiji h. p.s.ible 81 tli, Con-
gree 10 .elIle lhe laai questions 90 DC Oh.
hexHion.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-12-20

ApNRM PoRTFR REBuKED. Admiral
Porter was terribly chastiscd Ia the II0usr
oli MONDAY afternoon, Of last week. Th
speeches of Gen Butler aud Mr. Cox were
blistering. and were so effective that the
oil abolisling the rank of admiral pass
ed without calling the yeas aud HAYS
lie House was euragcd by Portri's two
letters, aud would not stop to argue the
subject In tie executive session Of tile
~enale The adminll was even mere severe
J hn lied. MIR Dmkc,ailcr being himself
c ttimted rs Chief Justice Of the Cont
81 Chims, moycd the cufrnation of Par-
ter, which was objected to by Senator
Edmonds. The lalter 1t is understood.
made a severe erilisi,m On the course Of
admiral Porter, and animndvcHed ON
his recent lrter ia nnmcasured terms. Mr.
Irnmbul seconded Mr. Edmouas aud
made bitter speech against the eolfr
nation. Final, the whole subject wiz.
postponed. II is genclally believed, how
ever, that the Senate viii reject tile bin
aud confirm Porter.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-12-20

Az E@PuAN WAR Tn Khcdite Of
Egyp is said 10 he preparing tar war and
10 havc preparations now complete Tor
seuding ialo tie lclm army OF 10000
men. The fun weight Of Egypfs inilu
cnec uu European matters has hot bteu
fil heretofore; bur upon the opening of a
gercfaI war IL which Turkey should par
li,ipatc Egypt uDdct hci kIodige would
a-snnca lrauiutt position ~ 40 ilide-
tcidaut power. Restrained and tnn-
pgred by tic uyor bcarirg Influence of
lWacy llt ambition, Niccrol has luug
a led lar aa opportunity laws 70 the pow
az which be- lccl- he ought 10 h'll ia Eli
rqc. unduubtcdlf lac would prove the
strongest als that Russia would have.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-12-20

On lhc first Of October there were 1927
NaIiuna banks ia operation, with eapi-
TAI Of $3.50, i7s,3il The amount Of Unit.
led States bUDd~ deposited tor securing
lbc ia9 mett % cir, ulalion was S342 $780,
~, and tie Huirs issued Amounted 10
1851 lls,G0O, Of which Sz99,7Z9 $40 wa
Ia actual circulation Aluue has sixtt :
one national banks. with a capital OF
s9,lj5,oo0; New Hampshire has fort, -one
viii a capital OF Si,e35OuO; Vermont lms
ias iurlN-two with a capital Of 81 460UOu
Massachusetts has two hundred and seven
with q capital u So7 $4,000, Rhode H.
aud has slxty.two, with capital of so.
36i, 800 and Connecticut ha, eighty one
wiil capital Of S2,UjG,suO or lllts-fo
miJions Of additional National Bank rir.
ruaiiun, authorized under the act of last
July, only some four millions have been
placed by The organization of new bank,
al the South and Wet. There are oyel
lwo hundred additional applications fol
new banks, assuming 10 have some TWEEN.
p-si& millions Of capital.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-12-20

Michigan elects United
states senator January Q, aud Iic iighr
for the place is 50 far considerably mixed.
The present Senator. J NJ. Howard * a
candidate for rc-electian, +. W. Ferry
and Austin lilalr, how members OF HE
House, would like 10 70 ~ higher, and
W 4 Howard from lie western part ul
tue Stale, i making bold push Tor lee.
lion.. No one Of tie candidates NOW b s
majority of the Legislature, II is impos.
sible 10 tell what combination viii be
made before the decisive day
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-12-20

MURDERER SENTENCED IIanlon The
Philadelphia clttld murderer, was scntru-
ecd Ia That city on SATURDAY to be
hanged Ior ihe mp,t revolving crime thal
has been made public iuf nany years =
Tho surroundings 10 tic court riou were
peculiar. Women comprised . a - mu
Of The crowd thai rame 70 Dc cueruii q 2
by tlIe hoiiid srehc, and In wifi Of lhc
Ptls"ntI, mcrc girl # sixteen. ui,d lii,
NO sisters rrnm ia, .alulei him. and e.
tcr short and cufl farewell were huuicd
uut % the court fuuul.
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