The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-09-06

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NALrArIoN ar BosToN The official
valuation ior the city Of Boston for 1910
i INST completed, exhibiting net gain
% $50. 1850 ia real estate, and loss
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OrR BoNps AuRoAp Our securities
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0fibc war panic, and arc again III de-
mand as the safest investment IN the
market The present advance is based
upon the prospect Of a short war thro
the yictors Of Prussia But that result
il hy no means assured Prussia IS
ahead now but complications may arise
which viii prolong the war BY the in
tcrtontion ofoihcr powers The tri-
umph Of Prussia may well excite the
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The Canadians who are anxious to
know their future political condition
whether they are 70 be dependent Colo
uy, free State, on Independent Domino
ION. have prepared petition TO the
Queen. proposing % have matters set
tied az once Among other things ii
suggests IS throe-sided convention g
hc held 10 New York or Montreal, and
g. he composed Of English Canadian
ana American representatives. who
shall discuss. hut not decide, what is to
become 81 the poor Colony. Canada
troubles VIII never end until she Is
either established as an independent
government Of firmly annexed 70 the
United States. There is no position SO
humiliatng as that of a dependent Col.
uny under the very shadow Of free
Republic.
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ald terrible havoc al Kingston. n. Y.
Bmloy's circus was giving an enter.
taiumeHl when tie storm came, and a
number 81 persons were standing near
hy around a wagon load Of peaches.
owned Tn Peter johnson. colorcd
man Tho lightning struck tree over
idz wagon. ala passed down, killed lis
horse. and the following persons Eliz-
aleth Ncwkilk II Hurley, aged l6,
JaBe Montague IT Msrblotown, aged
40 : Arthur scott Of Kingston, aged
S0t James Bush ef Marbletown aged