The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-04-12

Mrs Coles q hali SISTER q yice Pres
iicnt Collar. i q be appointed postal
clerk rs he rsgular ma TRAIN 81 the
Cm8ga Hask Island AL Pacific rss-
read
The ck # John Wesley barr De-
p9l'el g ,he cafnct-stans q AZ Eae
usn aafcl > aaa sad ID have been
cut tram hs ee
Corn s selling Is Central Iowa a.
lhus cents ps hNsho delivered an
tAc faHua8 What Is very plenty.
AID Is worth ouIy 6',y cents The gem
era complaint there SEQ much pro-
duce end too 5itle money
The name ot Hon l. T. Poland is
mentioned Is connection With The 81
pnntmeut 81 Judge d the supreme
Court b the vacancy about 70 be made
by ths resignation 81 Judge Nelson,
lit rumorei that Mrs Lincoln has
been writing to prominent persons III
Washington urging Congress % pass a
bill foe Der Immediate relief She pleads
poverty aud the services " ber Illus
IRONS deceased husband. Tho feeling
10 Congress toward her Is such that
there is no chance tor any pension Tor
her
The Tenins have been collecting
money, boxes and casks, and several
double teams have been iBysttrousy
moving between 81 Adams and Under
bin, Ne,tiord and Fairfield The lat
ter place Is largely inhabited by IRISH.
men. and it Is bat ten miles tlo-l the
Canada line.
Treasurer Spinner isiu favor Of re-
dueug The rate az interest 90 al our
government stocks, as soon rs il can IN
any way Ice done, TO per cent per an
mum
The Mormon missionaries, who
returned 10 Salt Lake, report that the
people Of the East edo not care much
abo d, religion BAT invariably ask II there
is any chance to make money ia Utah.
The bill for the admission OF the
State Of Texas was passed on Wednes.
/ day Of last week, and once more the
Lone Star takes its accustomed place
/ in the national galaxy
/ There is L0t money enough in the
Maryland State Treasury TO pay the
members Of the Legislature. II the
+ treasures Of some other States wee in
/ the same condition it would be a good
thing for tho people
Another chance for the interview
ersl Prince Peter Bonaparte is en-
route for these hospitable shores He
will have his temper tried by the Boz
hemians Of New York, who nearly wor-
ried poor Pere Hyacinthe out of his
senses--a misfortune he only escaped by
a timely visit to Boston, But Peter
may show fight, II so, there is hope
for him.
The Southern States are going in
to the ice manufacture extensively, and
nearly every city is making arrange
ments to cool itself with home products.
1t is hopeful sign, for the great
trouble with the south has been her in
ability to keep cool"
Sylvester Brown, better known as
Jack Reynolds, the murderer, was
hanged Friday morning in the Toombs
prison yard in n. Y, in the presence OF
nearly 300 people He had expressed
himself ready to die, and as sorry for
the crime he had committed. The
morning was spent in religious devo-
tons and Just before the execution a
short prayer was made on the scafold.
The body hung seventeen minutes, ap.
parently dying without much pain.
George Francis Train has dan.
gerous rival for the presidency. Mrs
Victoria c. Woodruff, one OF the New
York female brokers, says in a publish.
ed note Il have deliberately and Of
my own accord placed myself before the
people as candidate for the Presidency
of the United States"