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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-09-02
Mhlchen.

Wttmin9ton, N..G, l. Sept.-N. 8.
@alouap, Elm farbieer Senator RorO. 6orSs
lina's, uno ~ein notorii9er rspublitanilder
YOlitifer', 1T bsuts Worsen nit SObe abses
gangen. -
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SelegrapDiide Sepeidem.
[B,rihtst fir rem rEentf&en Gprrtfppnt tnttu n
SnS wrtfrr.
EStriStst Fl

Gbtea8o, 81. @u8uft. - Star; eOiuFtuino; 9btr.
mpmeter 70 @raoe.
e%tnetnnatt, 81. &us.-Slar; 0eftpino; 9ber.
momeier 66 graoe.
GleOeIano, 81. Gug.-&lar; Sg8eftuinb; 9bsr.
mpneter 70 graoe.
Detroit. 81. aug. - aIar; SbpRpino; 9berrno.
meter ~ graoc.
Indianapolis, 80. Iusut. aIar; Spfttpinb;
3berntolneter "A SraDe.
2outsOiIIe, 81. Gu8.-alar; Siibtufhpino; 7bsr.
mDu1eter II @rnhe-
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STE MeueRe GatOedune
IN beg
Mr0t3in.

St erOBs s@tpisrieistt, ipsIat Die Usr1ts felt Sabrs
lirotrrn ~ befseer ttb a%brtiibtsH, IN sn0lit etbobti.
Gin aus VharIet Juberftletee Reinigunqes lno urnfinlS
1iun9snltttsl, D~trtldrttr, us tratHb rim Dtintraisy r6paS
rot oeritlben Slah lie, inb ebeuIo angentbnt uDr 4ei9lnad.
tts aep6bnlider Gannp, pirb iett ben Gratfen ID GAs
Eau sItEs Sruiti8sldtrs tLoEenge) gebDtsH.
Or. Srdsmus ssinBIuu'S
Yebtrs unb 81 a8enr9pJen9E
" Die tBt4tigte, rreoliniids Reuistett, iurlhI BITE nsnttG
Gbsints tr3eu9t bat. Sic tntbGIt 1Det YFanJsHsG Etratte.
oie, an lno ttr I'D ooutominen bar1Ios, ale 6etIsi9eils
idaften oes GledFibfts in Fl faTsn unb In oisfsr stalS
l9en Gorrl befttnittt ftno, bic tffierrt9enoel Btutt un0
tretii@:l; otrtn pauptbettanotbstl ieuts 8stdbrlths trs
rigenoe Waittel II. gu oerorirgei ur6 gam aus BEN St.
reube ~ perbannsn. Webr, 6ts1
e~tntanienD @rpertmente
tptirotn oott Grftnoer oteies unOer9lstblihen WittelS 9es
Iaabt, s9e 60 ~ Dem gegeniuartteen 3ufaGot btr g0Gs
Eelrtlr9 baruiloe, uHb obihon Der WeOJirs8 ihrnaa
tgrsr lsilsnom Seftanbtbetls auf tenti6sr gBset btti'
ti9t lpOrosr, btstbt he bod tbfuio ~tDtriiatH uuo traftie,
ws ie.
&tt DDspepHe. @aIentelbtn, B~erhp2fanS,
lSftardne ooer nfrp5 Iem &Dpfscb, $dmprrbots
BEN. SuHerfucbt lno ben gte9elDtoristeiten, otntn
eas i9ludhers 9sl9ledt unttrtuorfen III. piro man Die
Gojtr9t lrenoIhb ~Iuirtlaner itnoen, ais irgsRo zines nfS
grdBltheti iiito abitoBenpen Brdparate, Die geU0bnli& In
ip!fen ddustl perOr0net peroeH. Qls Sprciheum st9tn
gauenietoen uno as Detfnnne IGaffenoes Dtittel bat re-
Ghter antoneirten Yr6paraten onsr ben BDribrlftta bra
Saarmaeopbe niat i9res SIetten.
So IS ptrb garanttrt baB Rtemanh,
otrSr. Grasrnus E9insIpts'S &ebers uub @a0
sen 'Spien9e Ell N al oeriuG bat, ] { totebeg
ttn SagtrsYuIper obeE S aEirS2rdnf@ea
oosr cline Pillt II nj mt.
5ddutGrsn uns GirtAlGrt usr0al foftnFrti hsrIaas4
ben ben etesntRinitrn
Rr. 70, DRdiScn : Zane, Nfto.Y9TS
&dste q. Sdut, Nsent.
tRoS.b,i3 @r. 1I9. SranFItnar,. SaIttiioss
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mGrfc in Me,n. Sk,rr

VIEW Wort, I. Sept. = 8el0 leiht 3u 4
Bis 5 Yroaent; ~Sterlin9pehiel 1905, COS.
1901, na6 Si1t; @plo 6finete 5u 165, iiisg gu
l6B; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS feit unb UNI pro,
9eitiesen. = &noere Wertbpapiere felt; Gen:
iral & Suoion 945 95; Reaoin8 964 -966
Gplbs Slpten nidDt ais 3abtuna fit
GtnfubrSftenern eitltt9.
Wa btngton |. September. : 8e.
bRIfs SefretGr Ridar0ion bat entl1ieoen
oaB na1 benz Worilaute oes @sieBes nur Spe.
Ste, reip @pl0, als3abluna iiir ginfubritguerr
anaenpmmen meroen tonn.
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10. $cmF'-G.l y SSedtEs 2SIes!S u, O
2. etn. 9nt, Hss. 70. s2-?0bsrtt gon SoErtt'' 2.
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&6sh . egtm. 9ssa6Srt & |gtt non 3Ees'Op,
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Z, Sc9t. Tttec noer Telor, v GU9t. gBtBel, o. Sect.
ron 5rsneHitIS, 9. .. ESeqsut. S6oppl6, Z. Sse4t.
gsImut1. V
2. 9{aTi AMT. RuQt. go. ss-CberfR6bn BON Sdstt,
( Sptm Uun yrouenis. 3 6ptm. OOu Slumbot Z.
6ptal DtIn, Z. 60tm. pan Slpsns, % pptm o0u pGs
zen. y. Vt. non R0pve. y. st. bon SIebnfstn y Vt.
BON 9ebttHsr. Q.
?. Glar. Snt. Rrg. Eo. S2-pptm. bon g~9tnBtnae'
eooc. 8. gr9E. ron SIttsIlb. y. Gt, non Barren, Z, IT,
BON 0ouat, y. u, SamiOt Q.
g. 5bRr. Suf. Heg, JO- 49, 6ptt1. StBdel, Z. BrSt.
ron WO6, : Src9t. 'S6nctOsDinO, 3. Sec9I. StsOt.
mann. Z. Cberr pan SsdeOOrt, y. gtal. non Gdads'
tcrg, Q Sptm. pOn 6OgfBdrtsn, ., YgEt. Barter. etn
j.. y. gr-gt. non SoBer,8 YrsGi. Sanlor, .. Stt'St.
non SrnOsnnetu, y Sse'2t. Trtss, D. Sec g aIsln,
q. Stt.Qt. 6GrteuiteIn IL. V. SscsGt, pom SarabIla,
U 5ecrGt. Snulse, V.
3. Ssd. 5nr. gtt8: No. s5-gtaI Saor, V. Sptimt.
Sefsr. u. 6pim. DuN SoHtqt, .. Sptm. Sdbmelnsr, y
o, gg.at Sot9t ) 0r.2t non aastBsn Yf.lt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-09-02
Germti6te SeriGte.

9eriammmlung Der 1rpblpge pes Ser,
b~rlierten Srren8 Der Scr. YrlOer" 81
btd.-Sm 2aufe Der nGd,ltCn
gE0he (5., 6. u. 7. Septemterl per'ammeIt
iih bic 0rDt>2o9e be8 gcrbelerten Srpen8
rer 8creintstcn 8riper in @Dilarelpbta. 96te
mir pernebNlen, wirb 6r. Satob Ifiler Spn
Heabtn9, 9a., &epralentant pes gSteubrn,
Sunpes, SIR. 81, ben Sisun9en rer @rpb' So
&c beifrDbnCt.
&uA Raben it0 mebtrre dreerc 8tic6er hes
oSteuben~9 unpes" entiHlpItn, anrpelenp gu
letn. DAT bte0teoptnser Ntt9lteeer enc freu>
ptge @utnabms SeitenS tbrcr @btIapelpbidcr
9riSer finben pcrpen, ld6t it6 pptl pentep,
IA Die @aRfteunpl6aft in 9pti1pelp9ta 3u
61ule lit. gBu plnfAen gllen ledt Sieles
8ersnGgep. (Jeab. 9.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-09-02

DIR urteritihnete bat ipeben auf Ittrer 2anbNts,
rabe Der eta6t eite Der befieu aRafdbinen, nm Gn0.
dtsnmebI 3u macber, ~autgeitelt uub 1T feat bereit
Iuftrage auf ieoe beliebige GuantitGt usjufibrst tutl.
DE In Der ~fiirjetet 3ett ausgefiibrt tperben.
9as 9npd,enm ebl 1T fetner. as oas friber upn ibru
eemadte, (rs tpiro tetn dctttiGer ProJeB gebrgu6tl unb
Iebt ben 2aubbauer unb YianJer In Gtanb, es NIT Der
S1ena dine (Drtul ausjuIreuen.
Serr Sartuef Sdnes, ben 4anbiuirtbet tro pfan.
tert Der Ber. Staatet iebr ippbI befannt ais friiberer
6eransgeber bes pNinsriean Farmer & Burial. 9~eeitsr,"
bat bic 2eitune bes Bureaus bs unterjeibHetsn In
6sr. 90, Glib Gap,. nabe pratttraBe. iibsrromnsn,
mo es ibut an9enebm ietn ptro, bic SeIu&e Dotr Guf.
fridge ieiner alien Greunoe 5l empfan9en.
$45 pro Spnne, tn neuen Sdden, tIr tpehbe Rthts bee
rfdbfet pirb.
qarobsbauer uns Nnbsrt Fnb tirteelapen, r.tns
Gabrit iu b~e5ttttgen. oa Id Vthts ~ %oerber9eu babe.
DC meme 2euts nidts Berfeftes 3u tbun babtn, 10
III feline @njeise nit u&tin @intrttt seftafttts an
Der Gineangstbiire. Sober fam meirt 6abrif untsr.
iubrn Ino bic Nrt unb aseiis bts ano6sumsb . gla.
sd tam tsine 5, 10 sSer 90 4rp.sitt Gpnmiiapn
banpler beJabsn, incrm mstn Ssrottna 10 grpssrs
id3t ~uberiiei9t,
4uodtnmebI, pit es bon mir gtnaht tpirb, IN por.
tteftIid, unb elm 6bnIider Nrfiiel tann uint Inn BerbdIts
nip aum Yreiie seinadt ipsroen.
SJofbua Corner,
BHrsau VT. es, &hbsgans, nabt PratfRross,
Der on jsirtrt alien Ylabe:
@ds Der 96ss . nnb ett~ritnssraee.
(5uni22. l2Die.l Baltimore, no.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-09-02

Wdbreno zines @epltterturrtes am Wtltt=
mod Nadmitta8 trei9nete ii9 .5u 6rees
port, ga, elm fur1tbares unSIhd. Gin
Serr, Ramens @rebins, beiudte nit ieinen
beioen SDbnen 2ouis uno Charles uno In
Sesleituns nes MteBners einen &ir6bpf, I'm
fir ieinen peritorbenen Bruoer cine @rabitdtte
aussuIu1en. Nls Der Sturm losbraG. ipannte
bic 8eielidait ibre Sbirme auf unb iu6te,
in elmer 8ruppe auiammenfebsno, unter To-
men S9uB. &aum .battsn ie oies setban, oils
Elm gliBftrabl bernieoerfubr, Der 9rn. 8re=
bling betdubte. bic abrieen brei Manrer aber
ipfprt t6otete.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-09-02

SNfSNNSNE* NO'NS' 6J
Rem 9ort, l. September. - (RunFs
notiS,) 0{ag StrafOi6 bat mad Oer8ebli6en
Bemlbunsen einen Der Wittpirtun9 nit Sri.
IilIlon piroisen Eenor 3u bstOmmen Srn.
9riSroli en8agirt. Sie Eruppe BEG Srn.
Stratoi4 beitebt aus SRI. Yauline @aniia,
SRI. GareD altiittn bonn SrurD Sane
3beater, Bri9noll uno Dem 8toliniteH Sieurs
temps.
Der feierli4e Gmpfans beg Grsbii&ofs
We&lostD fanO 9eltern in Der st. Yatridsz
Gatbe0rale ftatt. 9ie Sir9e mar i'm bu6s
Itdbli@en Sinne oes Wortes nit Ysrionen
beioerlei 8ei6le9ts lberfilt. Der So6altar
uno auoere Sbeile Der STRIDE tpurer nit Ylus
men 9eibmRdt, 3pii6en ben SGulen binGen
griine @uirlan0en un0 &rGn5e uno bas 8aii3e
mar maSii9 bsleu6tet. @e9en II u9r be-
tueatc ii9 cine iebr LANCE Yro5eiiton BON
@eiftli9en ourd Die STRIDE in ibrer Mitte
ielbit Der @rjbii6of in polem &ir1enornate.
Batter BRETON BON Der st. Annentirhe los
oann bic on ben Gr3bii6of 9eri1iete AoreI e
Dor auf tuel9e oieler eine afl9emeIlene Unit
tportsreoe belt In ipel6er er bauptId9li6
ieine Anii9ten iiber Das 1fumenii6e GDncil
uno Die unfeblbarfeitss g rtldrung 0es papites
ausIpra6. gr mslnte, iiber leBteren 9untt
ieien piele fali6e Seutunsen @ntIteIuns
gen in bic g8slt selanot ipOroen.
(g0te ltb Die Gelten blanltren.) ueber
bas ld9erli6e Siasfo, lpel9es Die beabIi9tigte
irldnbiid'franS6itide Mafenperiammlung in
yWfaionic: Saa' 9enOmmen bate baben mir
i6on beri6tet. ant Sienitase 4beno ioate
cine ebsnfals I'M fran36Iii9en Sntereiie pros
%iettirte 8orlelun8 in oben8enanntem 2ofale
ltattiinoen uno 5par tber oas Sbema vSie
5rldnOer in ben fran36ii9en &rmee'n". 90
ii9 aber faft NitmauO einfano uno feline pas
trioiii6e Seele erb0ii8 mar bic Wietbe fir
ben Saal gu beaablen, 10 mubte Die Sprles
Jung unterbleiben. (Sts5tg.)
= (@9t 6rana6fi6) Ser Courier oes
Gtats unis" per6fentliht td9li9 Sps5ials
Sepei9en ipel6e oieies Blatt aus 9aris pOn
Srn. 8aiQaroet 5u erbalteu bebauptet uno
Die bdufis bon ben en9lii9eu Cages : 8l6ttern
als Der treueite Spie8el Der Dientli3en Wiei:
nun8 unb 3uftanoe in 6rantrei9 ab8eOrudt
meroen.
Cine senaue Na9ioridun9 bat erseben,
bob Der uGourrier oes @tats unis@ feline De-
pei9en pet &abel erbdlt uno baB feline angel:
tiben SPECIAL Sepei9en bier in Seem Woit
nit 8eniBung Der Sepeiden Der saiioeiirs
ten Yrefe", Die nit franS6iiider Autl6neis
berei uno prabliuht bur1poben tperben fa=
bright finO.
Ser Courier oes gtats unis" bot iid oas
bur9 oils elm ipiroiaer @enoiie ieiner Barrier
Golessn bep6brt. uno ie maridiren Nrm in
arm an Der Spiye , alpar niht Der giniliias
ton, aber Des Sumbugs. (Stsst9.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-09-02

Carl Il I n in Cincinnati, betannt
als Elm Wann, Der INNER nod nm einise
8raoe gei6siter lit, oils ieoer anoere Mann,
Der oas 8ras pa6Ien b6ren unb 5 serabe mos
den fam, eifert i'm u@ine. Commercial" ae9en
Die paterldnbiide geseilerung Der Seutiden
unb iuGt in dbnlidsr Weiie, pie Der bombas
fii6e SobIfopf8ietOr Su9o uno anoere 6ran'
3oien ben &ries als eiuen rein peribnli9en
Streit apiiden Swei Sespoten bin5uiteaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-09-02
0erfMeritllaeM.


&teft9e unb aH8Wartt9e
8eEft@eruug.
girrmrns' e9n(aranrr Company,
1926 gsgrlu0s!.
DfHu an Der nor05RliGsn e6t bg
SOUTH unb &ecCnbE& frGRF+
DieIs 9tItni6of ptrR9trt gsgsu SsirR ooer Sslad'
higung our@ 6tutr alf 5orttn gigtntbuui Oabter oorr
easDdrs " duBtrt 8Huft8sR 8s6tnguHgsn;
perm y. DubRrR, PraIoent.
DtreetOrtuTn:
W'aufus 3. WIbtrt, SamusI Say1.
Gbs. .. SltneInd, 9ugb Bolton,
Or. 10. &l0er, ;. Samts 3aqlor,
GbpdrO 9tAfttss Somts WlcSontGQ,
JrtDelid A9sp, ). .. Reauep,
1bomds Eg. Qsutgtna. v. SeufinB,
@eorg >. App0it. &snrq VI .9ouberrnanr,
5oibua Drp0en, SohH Wt. Salt,
Sobn GuibinB, 8Grreit B0Da,
SEQ. @. Blad, Gaitb Rarf9,
UleHOSs 3. Gobtu, @sorg grant.
9tor9 E.. Bibi0n, Slaae Wt. DEMON,
Saufs %. &n0erinA, Sanres gucGs,
3obu ". SbrioEr, 8srmdnn y. Gtts,
II, gB Btmttt, E4iutam GtrubgL,
tSuii27. 6JRt.l
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-09-20

Butter at St. Adams, Tuesday, Sept.
18th, 30 to 40 cents.
Typhoid fever has appeared in many
instances Of late, in Rutland.
Prof S. A. King makes balloon as
cension at Barton. Thursday, Sep
TENDER Is.
VIM Randall Of Lyndon, has a pair
of five year old cattle that weigh {, TAO
pounds
The Springfield Agricultural Society
will hold its Fourth Annual Fair on Sat
urday, Sept. 2ith
The Rutland County Court opened at
Rutland on Tuesday Of this week
Judge Wheeler presided
Powell the Barton burgler, has been
bailed out Of lrasburg jail by man
from New York who brought the money
10 do it with
The Vermont Central camp meeting
held at Mortified, was very orderly
and well attended Average attend
ance 1000
Lettie L. Fuller Of Jacksonville,
fourteen years Old, recently finished a
lworsted rose bed quilt that contains
1853 pieces.
/ G p Williams, Esq, Of Shclburnc,
died suddenly on sunday, the lth inst
by appoplexy lie was railroad agent
/ for sixteen years and greatly respected.
/ Tho steam min al GaysviIIe, owned
Iby Il. 7. Blanchard & Co., was con-
sumed on Monday night, Sept, 18Th
by fire, with nearly all d IFS contents
loss from S. 900 to $4,000 no insu.
rance.
/ l.. d Farnham, Of Waterford work
ed last week Tuesday cutting up corn,
aud after dinner started for the Town
House to vote He was taken mwcll,
and did not get out Of bis wagon, but
returned home and died the next morn
iug al o'clock
John 7 Ballard, II Milton, a poor
I dissipated man, was found hanging aud
dead IN bis barn on Saturday not has
+ ing been seen since Saturday
+ James Calvin, 81 Undcrbil, found d
/ fire kiudlod under the sill Of shed At
tached e I'D. house, recently, Bot g.
succeeded ia puttingit out before much
damage had heen done
4 singular coincidence was noted Re.
Gently ia Westford, tho bell toiliug f9g
the death Of an infant one year Old, aud
within an hour for al Old persou d ZOE,
living IN the next house
A. two brothers, Eli by name, resd-
ing III East Berkshire were driving
into the Aiissisquoi River. ia that place,
70 water their horse, they suddenly
sank IN the qaicksani Only one 81
them was able 70 reach the shore. The
.Aorsc ard cider brother wcre drowned
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-09-20

Ia y ei l3oI Light vaali
lesk ndsflo@ Whatat1 tourists
rs 3e hes 0,e yellow fsgs ALL hcssy
ra.ns 81 autumn envelope London
~ bape been amnssa q story e
4 wan lawya Camurt taUu
6aa the aalg oa 4 bot day and
eearaea long linen dnst7r hc Stood
is ceau ith bis bagkia Jalge Baf.
Hsr3 talking earnestly ~ some ono ia
4 loud tone The judge Annoyed 81
use disturbance repeatedly raped Bis
esk with big gayei bat the lawyer
paid 80 attention q the rcbukc At
last the Judge losing All patience.
called lau Hy e. the cner
TED that man q t,e Hyd su q
stop talking. win you
The laugh was the greater as "a,
lawyer was enc who puded himself 81
his dress ana appearance i
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-09-20
IArELY Nucu IMPROVED -AN0 TUENEw
Universal Clothes WrrRgpr,

Improved gIth RowtLLr PArfat poUniF Coo snrus
aud le parFsI sror, are ntw HaqaBstonably iaF su-
pefi1f % any apparatus fof washing elUthes ever "a.
vented ana will their cost twice year, By saw
ing labor and clothes.
Those sha lays used them give testimony as fol.
lows;
tNe i4ke 0nF machine HHft, cnHIH not br pertu
ed 20 do without it aud with ts aid ~ D1tY fel
that We are masiers = ihs position, hay t. Scott
Bishop ", z Church
"ln tbs lagHdfy pf nay hDuse there is d perpetual
Thanksgiving o. MaHaays iof DE iuvaHNoga Res q
T.. tnricr
.Ttcry week bss given ita stronger hold ap0u the
affections ofthe lAutgtor ofihc Laundry -h y oh
atfgers
II heaftlly e9mmtul 10 q eeygamist- N time mon
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-09-20


Tho isolation Of Paris is at length
complete The last railway lines by
whom non combAtants could escana ~
ss.e ssss'sVsA ssouite supplies were sew
cred yesterday at Contains, either by
the extension Of the Prussian right
wing or the epcraiious Of ia cavalry
from the north, aud AZ Versailles, which
has been occupied BY the Uhlans. The
crescent hes become circle about Pa
ris a about Sedan, though it is a
bfoader aud weaker one here than
there, and Paris is not, like Sedan
wholly at the mercy Of its enemies, with
out The power or the spirit 10 resist the
process of contraction and strangula-
ton which is to follow 1t should not
be forgotten by those who are doubtful
Of The issue Of the siege now begun that
10 soldier has yet solved the p1shlem
u provisioning a city Of two millions of
inhahitauts FOR siege Of ! mouth or
two, and time cannot bat ssduce Paris,
Il Germnu artillery dos. not
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-09-20
4llan(brsifr JOnral
TUESDAY sEPTnmER - is7o
- -

Yaattiara establish 'be CAS- ltai
t.s nsma-fai.c esu8ilaie ~ Ceauiy
Judge + To- tguth tArt 4 nat elected
M Gmanos nepabl.eaa iieuds havs
dons considerable IL ,he way q defeat
TX souay aspsl,!ieAa candidates With
unwonay Ieumocrals bal they hsFe
uos succeeded ID defeating Mf Milling
ton. Tasy came Dangerously bear i
however. aad q COS tme wee quite
,abalanl ever reliei thai they bad SC
taslly accomplished il NJ Milllngion
haanoi tie honor q beng freud
and Supporter q 4 D Gardnsr, and
consequently Us uuAplmoas Domina-
ti0A DID Dot entiile bin to the votes q
Ma OArdnsrs friends j wi be re.
ms,shefei that Mr Gsrdners oppon-
euis founded ihelt opposition 70 him
"a some seiy grave charges, pabheis
uaale. against Alr Orus aud Ar Nil.
hpwton uolhiag could he urged, except
that ,hey did not consider Mr Gardner
entitled 70 their support The fact
thai NJ Gardner opposed lbo Republl
can ticket q throughout three years ago,
dia not excuse Republicans ior refusing
- support him; but The fact that Ar
0pis and hr MIlington opposed Mr.
0atlarr. Justified Repablicans ia cast,
lng thssr votes against them A regal.
~ nomination ~ sacred thing ouly
sbtn L + obtained By Mr Gardner;
when il i obtained by Mr. Gardner's
opponents il is Of no account whatever
The gentlemen who visited the north.
cra towns from the south shire to car
~ votes for the Father Of Boilers by
talking about thc. sacrodness Of regular
nominations. have no more regard foI
regular nomination than blackleg
bias ior his word Of honor We hope
that the Republicans Of this section
Who listened to their fair words and
promises are pleased with the way they
got cheated. II Mr. Gardner's Repub.
lican friends had known their strength
when allied With the Democracy. they
would probably defeated majority o.
tbs Republican County nominees. MI
Gaulners opponents claim that the
vote given Mr. Gardner furnishes q
complete Justification Of their course.
They opposed a so.called Republican
who has at has command the entire
Democratic strength Of this County,
Mr. Gardner has supported Democrat
10 nominees 80 often that the Demo
cratic party rewards him with its flll
vote. II this man is to be considered
the representative u the Republican
party Of Bennington County, We are
glad % and il out
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-09-20

The ness mode Of suicide ont West is
for strangers to ask to look at thresh-
ing machines in operation.
After au execution ii Japan one Of
the bleeding beads ran ont its tongue
aud @inked Is eye.
II j. perhaps not generally known
that the Canadian CENTS Trustworthy
standard Of weight, measure and value
one hundred 81 them weighing a pound
each one measuring "a inch III dia II
eter, aud one hnndred making a dollar.
O. course, there afe tea - "a lime, and
twelve 70 il foot, sud twenty iive 10 a
quarter Of pound
F9ar hundred Gattlng cannon are
" he made at Colts ArmDiy. Hartford,
f3r lby Russian. Iur@ish ana Esyp-
lian Governments They are nothing
more 0r leHs than the mituilease 50
much talked about just uow
Since Friday last the laborers engage
- IL The City Hall Park New York III
Geayatiug Tor a new foundation, have
dug up the bones Of between 500 and
600 persons The human skeletons
we're removed ID wheel. barroas 10 The
basement Of the City Hall The great
er part 81 The bones we're found bur
] i ia trenches ia a spaca Of 100 feet
ID circumference The Park wac NJ
one time used rs a grave yard, and Il
nas the site. il j. said Of the original
P0iters Field Daring the cholera cpl
demic Of 1882 persons who died ia hos
plials were buried ID trenches.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-09-20

DtsDBAeEygI S0lNs X A CovRr Roou
The Newpert Express says the eli.
max q indcecncy was reached IN a
court Of jastlce in that village last
Monday After the cudcaring names
q liar. etc had freely passed between
the opposing counsel, one Of them, il
the midst Of his argument seized the
complied statutes. aud with much mono
force than discretion, piled the Law IN
IT, purity upon the bald pate q ais %.
posing brother A scene II eonfusion
eusued, coats came on knives were
drawn, and blood OK something else
might have ircoly Eo,gh had not by.
ISLANDERS iutcrfend. Order was finally
tcsogcl. and tbs Justice imposed a tias
Il 81 upon the offender.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-09-20

Some time ago the claim to the au-
thorship Of Rock me 10 sleep" plain
tive poem by Florence Percy. was made
by a plagiarist named Ball, who lives
some where in New Jersey and writes
very bad verses. To this person Mark
Twain addresses the subjoined apostro-
phe: Backward, speed backward. 0
Ball III yonr flight Make not an ass
Of yourself Just 70 to-night); pull the
few silver threads ont Of your hair; fill
up and yarnish those burrows Of care
care that was born ofattempting flames
step, which you couldn't climb, Ball,
whom none rocked TO sleep o Bal
come back rom the echoiug shore
Cease for a season the public to bore
with your Infamous rhymes aud your
utupid complaint, for you know you
are claiming 70 be what you amt Oh,
driycl no more don't shuttle, don t
wcep-haug up your Tyre, Ball III
rock you to sleep
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-09-20

American ladies IL Pa,is bare organ,
lied sanitary society sab An- Bur
lingamc a. president. and Mrs. Gen.
Baals. Mrs Roaios. wife u the Paris
banker. and Mrs Eiwasd T LiycmoFe
II Cambridge Mass. alaopg the prom.
iaeai members
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-09-20

The New York Tribune SAYS that
elections have ceased 10 thas city 4
tew smart Williams dctcTrsne Ia secret
eouelayc bow much tl-,y must cheat to
make tho State sstn for their tick.
q then they ioego naturalization Ger.
uiicaies, hire andtrain the "repeaiers
corrupt the nsedful Inspector and can.
yassers aHd the leb i done