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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1870-09-23
TRACT NOS.
containing
1913 CRIES

OF, ~. llllity L.ll. A5p ut so acre
ar cleared and under fence, IS of which is
prime meadow land; the balance is in
good timber.
TERMS OF SALE
Prescribed by the decree are: that one
third of the purchase money shall he paid
in cash on the day of SALE one-thrd in six
and onc-thrd in twelve months thereafter
the credit payments to bear interest from
day of sale, to be secured by notes of the
purchaser, with surety approved by the
trustees. ~
These lands have been recently survey
ed, and plats of them can be seen by apply
ing to the subscribers.
j. b. PRESTON,
Emmorton p. o., Hartford county, Nd.
A. LINGAN JARRETT,
Bel Air, Hartford county, Md
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-05-10

Senator Chandler has introduced
q resolution directing the President 10
appoint commissioners to negotiate
with The people OF Winnipeg with a
view to the annexation OF that district
10 the United States The resolution
was afterwards 40 modified that the
President il requested and not com
mandel to make such appointment.
senator G. thinks Great Britain is in
debt TO us more than two thousand
millions Of dollars Shich with an ac-
cruing interest will soon amount TO the
fuli value Of Great Britain. He, how
ever, signifies bis willingness to cancel
tie debt iaf the consideration 81 a
qusSt deed claim 10 this continent. "--
The resolution was referred and prob
ably viii not be called up Some feel
ing Is exeiled 10y reports that England
10 oulisting the Indians INTO their SER
vice
Il - SAIL that GeR Grant has init
mated that the government will grant
no permission 10 the British auihori-
ties 10 move troops across our territory
10 reduce the iusufrrciionis,s 10 SUBJ
mission.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-05-10
. ssIsvB a,.sfrrs


TIE ooasenpi ailh which tbe ssn.
ate bss treated DshMafh aall bai
mof. friendly povcr tan uIan
E The national hon5f 0ar oma lags
secretary with the concau,uac ot tAe
President urged treaty apan pen.
marx 81 buying s. Ihoma bot Den.
mark declined The cfar was PERSIST
entity removed. unAl Denmark vas SAT
ishei Inst j Was made in good faith.
ADD. after a long negotiation. constant.
/ y urged aud pressed by Is. conven-
ton agreeable q ihe wishes and propo.
sals % The President and Secretary Of
state vas sned rs The accredited nom.
isier q ile Uuiiei States. "a tae 2iu
of October 1861 Il was 10 llags l,,su
rauiol BY toe 9th q February Thc
day passed without s. macl a Z word
Irom ihe foreign committee 81 tie son.
ate Eight months later AZ additional
extension was agrsti upon bk tie See
retaIy u State aal the Danish minis
ter making year from the date Of the
convention, That DAY passed without
the slightest rouce Of the Senate Un-
der ihe new administration the torn
Vas again extended until the Ilth 81
April $50 That day passed with the
disdaiuiul silence Of the tho Senate.
The convention Is. q course, at al end.
and General Ral,slol, the Danish min
lister Of Denmark IN THE country, to
whom the vegetation was at first pro-
posed, who was necessarily trusted By
his government, and who was unwilling
70 believe that The United States would
treat with contempt friendly power
which they bad themselves solicited to
negotiate, has offered his resignation to
the King.
In the st. Thomas treaty there was
no loD, no plunuef. III secured us a ma
val station amidst friendly population
perhaps the best in the Gulf whose
assent to the transfer was unanimous.
II We must have an island in the West
Indies, there was mono moro desirable.
1t would hayo very slightly increased
our population, il was involved in no
debt and no war The proposal for its
acquisition was the act of our Exeeu-
tive, and the contemptuous silence with
which the Senate has trerted the con
vention not only insults power which
has no remedy, ard, therefore, puts us
IN the attitude Of q bully, but it will
necessarily incline every government in
the world to listen with the utmost in
crednlity to every proposal Of a negoti-
alton with this country, and tend 10 the
constant modification OF our foreign
ministers Harper's Weekly.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-05-10

NEWSPAPER FIanTINd.-A very livel,
sort Of free fight is raging in Printing
House Square, New York. 1t wa
started by the Times, in sudden anC
violent attack on the Tribune for III
free-love tendencies. The Tribune re
torted in its usual mild and gentleman
ly +" You lie, villain wickedly infa
monsly lie~ style of warfare, where
upon the Times cried, Yoaro anoth
er, and followed this up with sling,
and arrows which have reused tho
Tribune to terrible foaming fnry.
When tho Times Tribune fight was Al
It's height, a new belligerent appeared
in the form Of john Russell Young
waving the Standard over BIS yuutufu.
head, The appearance Of Young aud
he Standard had the same sort of Of.
feet on his old enemy Dana, that red
cloth has on a Spanish tull. Dana went
for Young immediately, and Youug re-
taliated on the Sun man 10 the best d
his ability ripping up bis private char.
acter fnriC usly and throw ne some
glaring and eAasporating light on
Dana's personal history And now,
while Dana and Young are at it ham.
ner and tongs, along comes Titoa,
Lending two columns tie Independent
and the Brooklyn Union, both owned
by Bcechers friend Bowen md makes
desperate mud most inpetuou3 as
sault on tie editor Of the Commercial
Advertiser, air. Hugh j Hastings
The fight is one Of the hottest That ever
took place in the newspaper arena Of
Gotham, where Journalists distinguish
themselves too often in this particular
way, Outsiders take worry little inter.
est in II, and would much rather read
news than yituperation, but the blood
OF the belligerents is at boiling heat.
and will not cool eff till the caloric that
makes them choIeric exhausts itself
and subsidies.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-05-10

Tor drinking gin and milk IN Z
bar-rootn on the Sabbath day in com
pany with two newspaper reporters
aud negieciing 10 aAk blessing ovei
the rciresilaenl, tho First United Pres
bylery, Wednesday, found ley. Charles
j Smith, % the Eleventh shect Pres,
nyicuan Church, guilty, and sentenced
him to be rcbuked. Tie reverend SIN.
ner made fall confession u his guilt,
and promised to walk more eircum.
specify IA tie future, and received tho
eensnfe irom tic lips d Rev Or. Har-
per with bowed head and pcmitent
mieH
"A story comes from Monticello.
Kansas, which recalls the most fearful
features Of the old days Of blood in the
southwest Two influential citizens Of
that topu, having quarreled. fought the
old traditional duel with knives and
pistols 10 dark room When the loor
was broken open one Of them was found
with his throat cut and The other shot
through tic lungs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-05-10

Nunbu . pli- j. Manchester. a.
Number e los- Manchester, ill.,
draul iist q Manchester fas 1870, e. .s36.0l.
Guad List 81 Manchester f5r is3 $4,000
p oryis advertise, IL to-iays paper far
ton thousand i've trout flr ia Equinox poad.
meeting q TIE ,oicr- u Manchester Is
wsrnod 70 meet - Adams HaIi, FACTORY Polai. 90
Taessoy next, az ono O'Clock, g. elect lat Can.
atable hnd Collector 70 GU the vacancy occasion.
Cd by the resignation u l. VI smith.
Read the new advertisements u bradley &
blachmcr in to.days JouRNI Their .tocs is
large aud complete, and tbctr pgiacs are down
TO ihe lowest figures the market will allaw Of.
Gave them a call.
AZ an adjourned school meeting held IN dis
tricl Nu. 8 ast Tuesday evening, il vas voted 4
move the school house 81 e. 1T sag rods. Join
me lhc homo lut n e y Bennett 90 tAc north.
r j. Or1e Esq ipsents tho land Is tho dis.
'iic' and pays the eApcnse Of moving the house,
undcfpinntng Il etc., vita TIE exception u ylU0,
paid By The district.
The church building committee have foceiy-
"a several generous subscriptions from friends
out q town. MIr. J. c, Clark, u Glons Falls, n
\, whose wife u q native u Manchester, gives
MY barrels Of Lime for the ney church. 10 had
previously sent ono barrel to wldtowash tic old
one, AZ suggested by Professor r. A. X. Barko
at the Variety Entertainment last winter Mr..
Geo. barnard, Mo J. q Dunn, Mrs. Preston
Sheldon, Mr. II. T, sheldon, and Hon. Chauucoy
Green are among the out of-town contributors.
We clip the following from the Troy Times.
whose editor, the Hon. J. NJ. Francis, spent q
portion Of last season at the house Of which he
speaks;
InE EQoNox HousE. There is no more lovely
spot for persons who wish 10 escape the heat
aud dust aud busy caros Of the city than tiIa fay
orite Equinox House at Manchester, W., located
IN the picturesqo valley AZ tho foot OF Nj. Equl.
mex, among the Green Mountains. Tho air is
pure aud bracing, The temperature in the hottest
days is exhiuratiug, and the opportunity tor
fishing, hunting, exercising, riding and amuse-
ments arc unsurpassed, Better engage rooms
early.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-05-10

An attempt TO rob the Royalton
National Bank, Rayalton, was made on
tho night Of the 18th. An entrance 10
the building was forced by back door
aud the vanlt blown open. All the val.
uables Of lho bank, however, were ia a
safe within tie vault, and the maraud-
ers were compelled 10 retire without
.plnnder Some damage WIS done 10
The building BY the explosion, beyond
which tie bank suffers nothing. A set 81
burglars tools we're LEFT in the building.
A horse and wagon -htoieu at South
Boyulton aud driven 10 White River
Junction, where they we're found We'd.
nesaay morning, are believed 10 have
been taken by the same parties
FROM nearly every portion u the
State Of California las been received
the intelligence u short crops. Ia San
IA Clara county, there will be only half
a grain crop, which viii not pay for
harvesting Ia Suisin valley north
winds and dry weather have almost de-
stroyod The cfops More favorable re-
ports come from the northern portion
u the State.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-05-10

NALLANDfGHAM. There is hope for
NalIandighaIn after all lie has TAX en-
to reading the Bible, aud has become
50 much interested in this novel stnd,
that lie IS now featuring upon it to his
llllterate meighbors. The most remark
able discovery be has yet made is that
Moses tells how property in bond was
first acquired But anything will do for
beginning. II +" Yal' keeps on he will
get clearer ideas on the subject Of spec
ial piosldenees, and especially Of that
one which prevented Gen. burnside
from hanging him.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-05-10

FEAScE.-Tho voting on the pIebisci-
tum took place on Sunday The city
Of Paris, with one section only to hear
from, votes yes 1880, no 49,, sSI.
A few returns from the surrounding
provinces foot up--yes ldG, $40, no
1880. In tic departments. as far as
heard itom, great majority have yot-
cd ID the affirmative. The polls we're
opened Ia tbs barracks and nearly all
the soldiers ia and around Paris cast
their votes, but DO civilian vas admit.
ie'l 20 witness their voting
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-05-10

Tic House has passed the hll
Granting = renslao q $500 por annam
70 ths vlae s. President Lincoln
g D Harhoft CO.. several year.
fast 'he keeper e the hald 81 Lower
Waterford committed aieiio Is he
morning q Thursday last by cutltaF
hs threat with s rsear
Secret cirealsrs Il TIE Ftn,an
leaders have come iula tue possession
of iae state Department. several
time ba,e hcen 6ycd apon a. lie ia.
yaaiuu 81 Canada Tho last iate nam.
e'i was MAY Isl but nothing very Ter.
nbl' bad happened d ihat quarter, up
20 the time Of our publication.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-05-10

LADY lhAAELlN. Ladl Franklin,
Hshi9 Years Of age, arrived in
san francesca, on HE 1911 ult., ON Der
Ua> @ NarroH,cs IsJmd ii the hope
Of bmnfg tenetIns relative 10 The
deaiil - Nj tusHId, Sm John Frank
M sire Las undertaken THIS long and
rrlaus Itmhey a. tie full assurance
Witch tLe has received, dat llere is a
men u NancoUSer's Island, Who has IN
hls possession q letter Of her hus band
addressed to her, which he will deliver
70 ber only IN person. II il 60 be hop
cd that size viii find the letter which
has been described, and that hci noble
Honaniy httli ana conjugal devotion
viii be ulundauty rewarded. or these
splendid qualities the world, IN recent
ages, has Witnessed no more splendid
complication than is 10 be found in
the persistent and uuweafied efforts Of
Lady Franklin TO rescue every trace Of
her lost husband, and 10 gather up ey-
cry memorial, however slight, Of his
unknown sniierings and his dreary fate.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-05-10

Gen. Jordan has had hard road Ia
travel in Cuba, but he says he has not
given up the cause Of the Cubans, and
means TO 60 back to help them again.
Though an old negro-hater, and one OF
Beauregard's staff in our pro-slayery
rebellion, be now fights against slavery
and says that bis best soldiers in Cuba
have been negroes. These are his ex-
act words:
The brayost soldiers in Cuba are
the negroes; they fight like daro.deyils.
One negro with machette attacked
seven Spanish volunteers at Las Alinas,
and, after killing five, made his escape.
at the battle Of Las Minas the major
part Of my command were negroes, and
must say they were about the best
soldiers | ever saw in action. Though
poorly armed. they made hash OF the
Spaniards under Pueblo, and gave them
such an awful whipping that the Span
ish general never held up his head af-
ter. think that battle turned the tide
for as; We got large quantity Of arms
aud supplies, and have been doing well
ever since
He adds that the great want Of the
Cnbans is arms, but sven without these
he expects them to keep up the fight
against the Spanish volunteers, in the
guerrilla fashion that they now carry
ON. They say that every Spanish coll
ony has gotit Independence by weary
lng ont tbs mother country, and they
mean To do SO. Gen. Jordan thinks
they can, aud asks for arms rather than
men 10 10 il with OF course be puts
the best foot forward, but il il plain
the accounts o. he supl rcssinn Of the
tesoli which eame Two months ago
were premature He siales the Span
ish force as 10000 regular bat not ac-
tive soldiers and $4,000 volunteers, but
will not name the number Of his own
soldier,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-05-10

HASA Dispatch the Sth says
the Spanish officials arc much alarmed
by the secret meetings 81 men. who ex-
EFT great iEanenee over the volunteers
on Tie island. and ieArs are entertained
oi an OPEN revolt Dispatches are con.
siantly passing 10 ard from Madrid.
AID, i i believed, an important move.
Ineni il contemplated. which vill result
IN relieving Cuba from the control Of
spain. with the fail consent u tie
spanish authorities
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-05-10

Further details II ,l.a terrible ea-
iang il Ricimoni continue Is az
uye. adding several deaths io TIE AZ
ready long hsl II victims. and inefeas.
Is ne number y wounded Even sci
tbs account Is noi made Ga, g. others.
maugleI aud broken, DO dying The
cue gratifying ieatuu II ,bis ad saar
The ready ssnnalhy which ID extend
"a ou 80 SIDES "a the saffortr Oher
= assistance have already been recsty
- lrom Now York Philadelphia. CHI.
cage Baltimore and ether cities. aud
liberal subscriptions Lave been for
ward.d iof The relief q tie wounded
aud 81 toe families Of those victims
aho are nov withou. means Tho
Richmond Chamber u Commerce has
appointed d committee to take the mat
tar ID charge aud 10 solicit aid from the
benevolent commercial public
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-05-10

Ina LAST Eioar HON Law. The
Legislature Of New York adopted. ana
Goy. Hoffman approved, law deelar.
ing that eisS hours shall constitute a
legal days work for Oh classes Of me-
ehanics. vorkingmsn aud laborers. ex.
eepiing those engaged ia farm and do
mesiie labor The ACT is made to ap-
ply 70 al mechanics. workiuginen and
laborers employed IN the public works
q the Stale. Strong penalties are az
fixed ior the violation Of the las. ana
the Governor enjolns upon oil q hearty
compliance, ia order among oihsr
things that a iall aud fair opp9rtun-
iiy may be offered Of testing its practi-
cal workings
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-05-10

NORTH IEyylyGrox

Inc raip.ts OF TN uree ch4raa, IF tAi- Va
iagc are all rermanrnlly rupgiiod wl0 nitlistcrs
- he Nortu Bennington 30 t s slios tu All
working one hundred l,and- ana arc constant,
crowded with orders.
i is said new hotel IS 70 be built here thl,
sumner BY Mr. Ames ilolton, Of Chariestoan
y. H., no having purchased s,ta ou which to
erect The building.
Mr. Bowen cfNorth bennington, il oue u
the oldest Proc fasons ia these parts, having
been Initiated at Tabernacle Lodge, Of poenat,
", ~ iaiG, and has I long time boon i5lsr
u i'pehef Lodge y thiz place.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-05-10
THE JOU RNAI-
TUESDAY NAY I0TH h7o


Bong sotaeuha9 behind hsad aith
cor psfer tlls seed 81 oaaciudei IL
DELAY IL pahlieatioa uutl his Wed
nosdAy aernlag and thus - enabled
% gaze lao reeais II lbo election yes.
isrllAy 10 shss state ior delegates 70 tue
Constitutional Convention Report
tr0ln All portions 4 tbs STATE Indicate
ateg Aghs vote, ana Is YET We have @
learn q he choice 4 4 single delegate
aho iarors The scheme 81 a5man SUI
irsgs Below We give ihc namsa oitbe
delegates 4 iar s. they have osms q
hald
Manchester Loteland Iunson
Bennington Wm 7 H0rr0bin,
Arlington T. II Garfield
Dorset Rey y W Olmsted.
Sunderland 3 7 McIaugblin.
Rntland-W c Denton.
MI Tabor II W Lincoln.
Dandy l. s Waldo
wallingtord Harvey Button
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-05-10

brsgu Hos LiuHmll BE,Nrtn
Hon Hswreeee Biainetl 81 81 AZ
widely kuoan in poli6cal. commercial
aod railroad oireifs. died Monday
morning. 81 tbe aet q re
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-05-10

The Miasissippi Legislature con-
sists q seyenty-ioar white members
and thirty-ona oolorei in the House,
and tweaiy.nine white 10 four colored
EnaInbers ID tie Senate.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-05-10

MgFtuasu AoQurgm Tho iurf Is
ibe Mcfarland Richardson trial yestsf
DAY brpaghi Is . verdict, after tan uIil.
utcs lolsberal4an. q Not Ga,lts
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-05-10
EAnrnNY pnINr.

Mr. Seymour Wyman, wife aad father who
went to California but few months az, -
all returned to Vermont. Their~sss
was neoesstatcd by -
= ! = >
5. Weed recently Lost a horse By
p.ss falling dead. lie had owned it but short
Time. Mr.. Abram Way lost valuable COW IN the
same way.
Acssrs. D. 4 D S. Wilson have moved their
barn TO quite distance from their house, and
are charging and repairing the same.
Lay-sersices are regularly sustained in the
Episcopal and Baptist churches, there being no
minister at either church.
4 Howard, Esq, Is putting up new fence
IN front Of HE residence.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-05-10


they were painfully affecting, havs been radically
cured In such great numbers In almost every soc
ton Of the country, that tho public scarcely need to
be Informed Of ita virtues or Hees,
BcrofuOus poison Is one Of the most destructive ID
enemies Of our race Onen, this unseen and unfalt|
tenant Of the organism nndermnes the constitutions
and invites the attack Of embedding fatal
without exciting suspicion Of It's presence. Again
Il seems TO breed infection throughout the body nnd
then on some favorable occasion, rapidly Develop
surface or among the yisalH. In the latter, tuber
eles may bo suddenly deposited Ia the lnngs or|
heart, or tumors formed In the liver, or Il show Il
its presence by cruptons the skin or foul ulcer
hti0ua some part Of the body. Hence the oceA-
sonal use Of bottle Of this sarsaparffIa Ia nd !
visable, even when no active symptoms Of disehsal
appear. Persons afflicted with the following com.
plants generally lind immediate relief, and all
length, cure, by the use Of this sdRSAPARIL-
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letter, Salt RhsuB,, gcaid Head, Ri,ig,sors,.,
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Syphilis or Fenereat and MsreurfaI Diseases
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aHbduing these obstinate malades by any medicine
But long continued use Of this medicine win cure
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