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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-22

urN suFBNAS oN ruE WAN IN Eu-
Rorr a Washington dispatch to The
Posi states lhal il conversation on the
sn6jeet Vi tlle Europeans war, Gen. shcr
mau expressed au opinion that the tide
OF war h France lu. beeit changed, and
The people ~ tie south and southeast
parts % France, Who are really the
French people. have risen ca ma,se ana
have already formed q good army. lie
says Maj 6eu D'AurelIes dc Palladiuc..
who recently defeated tito Pru.san., has
been commander Of thc hllh division oi
the French amy sine 1855; has risen
Lienicnmlti is not set 30 years old; ha.
90 excellent record, aud IL is evident ht
has gathered around miu some Of the
best officers and soldiers OF the French
armies hlels broken up. Gen. sherman
,ays that il Gen ralladtes succeed. Il,
gaining apalher victory, aud forces Tia
Ptusslans 10 nakpa aga With tlrif for
Cos thai uFo ou tie western side of Paris
aud Gen Trucha shruld come out, as l4e
certainty ought, win at least 10000 men
the lru.siaus viii hive more trouble than
they have yet had aud II the western
sideof Paris is opcuedto communication
ten DAYS, aud il reyieiuuIcd, tbo Prus.
,ians will be placed Ola the defeusiy,
throughout the country, when battles OF
considerable magnitude will be tonight.
the horrors 81 which can only be im1g
med, he is slso OF the opinion that Il
Paris can hoId out or be- supplied wild
provisions, there are uo means Of telling
how long the war viii continue.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-22
STATE ITEMS

mart nf tho loolt % weston ma
been annexed to the town Of Mt llolh
provided that at the next annual tow
meeting the town of Weston votes to cod
tnd the town of Mount Holly votes to re
ecier said territory.
"A barn belonging TO +. A. Giles. O
lldrtland, was consumed by FIRE on sat
nrday morning Nov l2th.
-. y. Bridgman, The noted trout
breeder at Bellows Falls, Is having fine
'ueoess this season, having already taken
100000 eggs.
"A Masonic Hall, said to be the best IN
the State was dedicated IN ST. Adams. one
evening last week. Hon l.. b. Englesbv
delivered an address
Mr. j. q. A. White. of West Rocbos.
Ter, owns a spaniel, which he shears a..
regularly as sheep, and the fleece is gaf
dcient TO keep man aud boy in nice
warm stockings through the year. That.
Wv 'f''''' ~ q A'E " httl'.
The dwelling house ofJ $. spapld.
ug IN Barre, caught fire on Tuesda,
morning from stove too near tlIe parti-
lion aud gal we'll under way: but was
saved ia liue TO prevent much damage .--
Iloasakeepcf, cannot be too careful in sol.
ling mp their stoves at this season nrthr.
: ear.
Two sophomore. nj Middlebnrv Col
iege were daed ten daIiars aud costs a
lew day since, lot haliaa freshmen. Thi.
is right. Lot all such outrage. be followed
~ like mmnarby the application of fine
by The civil auihor.ilc, aod tie ardor oil
Young gentlemen for such gallant feat,
will soon dfop 10 zero
4 very pretty collar has been adopiol
among lbe ladies, called TIE Nilsson. nj /
wide a ihe baekmud cul 20 small seatIop,
lied 4, front u Episcopal paeop..
= boiler eNpIeaipn ia q large aaufina
nil 81 Hamilton Mo-. on Satufdaykillrd
two meumId fatally wounded six.
Reports lbu poH. T. disrs.siuglg sbon
II provisions are confirmed by the dis {
patches from euioa qumaos.
The mayor md city council or savanna
have raa-ea i3obscgc DE dae appointed
BY tha president Or Thanksgiving am +
l4ka aPpaittad tia l1th.
Susan James. aagro doelre.s of 50 .
iaui. 2Ure patient prescription com .
posed of i1i iuawIiaas he died. !
Gau o. o. Howard and other, ana 7
about TO pot $4,000 tuto large sash ar,a /
loor fictory 70 be built Iu Washington. (
Much Snow bias fallen lately IL rlB /
northeastern paH 81 France. {
A woman 10 Fan River gave biuh b|
bre healthy children weighing ulncfrea
pounds, Iuely mourning Taa mother
Hd children are doing welt /
Squirrels me sail to be swimming ID,
Dino ir dfo'p ana are beiug EJEled
gardens and orchard near tbe water
i resent medical publication announce +
hai lIe auHc juice III dog, bas bee
9am aysiuaa.e ppaeaiBu igF cameron
ugaFs.
WateH Ioaa ias eaa2lit ~ Haplo
hai measures mt i8rh ra.s f3e bark
Canadian m.Hes ara mpgu3ag waea
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-22

la3s as, hesa Introduced into hoth
Hae's's ag tHa legislature dz.as lhs -al
afe aItaa ARH-r, ai tHe ~uRrmrs Court
e e& tiFa iar ai which BUl Hof De-, We
ifcsHHr, d,Iseul 3vlu taa of similar
ellis arfstal#ra. tale. Jaa nr three
eags atpsHaiaHo bring sbput sneh a
lnHee ard e WiHi he lbf mue likely To
aii uuw h.aH-e 81 she increase Ga ihe
namhar 81 tha recipients.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-22
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-22

FaA~gE is lef4 --it d. teaHHiaa ta h
soflea, qasita 60 leHe6 01y 1850 Fao.
ie ee rs l $50 ia itsi iH Elglga
departments gatarel aE war ug uiliss
ai#a /, l b.e aal .uti r7aalHI.
als9 sHiiN sliP 81 ia ss tla
it 80 iie al bHel auaa ue
Aase leea lstga l9f m.aia paaa.es.
TIA sus sesloa Haie 3Hal lag uIlan
81 things 81 aaa.H,e.g A'3 ss0.e.
suea ) madi iua4a-a mu'0 frees
ete. .a# etasr, Hd ibal 80 ls3s iHet
oeeaps shall bs uadf d pndeee ueal
ssd potatoes
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-22

There was good sto.y current al
Montpelier the early part Of the session
which il sin worth putting into type
Better late. than never. We have before
mentioned the fact that two or three
wealthy Boston and Philadelphia men
havc purchased farms 10 Stowe, Of late,
On which to buld their summer rcsidcu.
COS, and euj3y tlte pleasures OF fancy
tummg. One at these gentlemen had
almost completed 81, purchase, when a
hitch Ia lbe negotiations occurred On
the ltrm was "a large sugar orchard. The
owner was willing % sell bis farm and
transfer The rest uf il ut once bur he
wished ia reserve the occupancy of hi.
sugar orchard ipr fhe next }ear 70 Ibis
die purchaser objected. and tie trade wa,
likely % talt through when the services Of
the general arbitrator, umpire. mriiie4-
tor, aud manager Of matters Ia general OF
tlic bailiwicb were called iu Mr. Bug,
aan was equal TO The emergency. lie.
proposed te,t the iarlie- should split the
difference by dividing lhc Lime 10 dis
pule--hi, aoighbur 60 Imre lhe Use of thr
orchard fer lhe first six months, from Me-
November to May inclusive, and tine cty
mau TO have it thereafter. The pmhdcl..
phian, whose experience with fiuit az.
ehaul. had shown lim taat "unhqrl-
wcw worth more from May 30 Np4em-
ber, tlmlf iruu November 10 Nhe, U.seHD-
ed readily u This proposition. and lho
trade ea, eIsed. Ihg ygrnmer win
have and rH Biz orchard ueS, spring
aud 20 remains 60 be- seeu how much So
gu Use cliy mau will make next hJi--.
LFree Press.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-22
TRft0Ef FONT.

Mr. Frank Bradford, Of Remington.
gave au entertainment on Monday even,
ma 80 aa apHeiaiFn aaIjcure. Mr.
BHIfI Is daa c@m,iaai.f. aud h..
rendering uf same "a lhe best produs-
tion- 10 lle Language va- excellent. aHd
received with Iluea applause. "sher.
dau Ride Ua, called f8r ana given III q
maHucyfe'3gm xeeaed by special BE-.
quest ri pHnaron. friend. Alr. Bradford
viii repeat hi. entertainment at aa oarl,
iar, wbea ae expect 60 Sue fuli house.
flight Rey IS. 4. Bisscl, Bishop Of
vermont, viii make hi. aunusi ,i.it 10
tbe parish Of Z.aa Church ou FRIDAY. the
10Th ig-t service f,r mretia1 aud cate.
e1isiug SUNDAY SCHOOL at 9I-a o'elaek.
T. y. Evening prayer seuaoa aud cou-
nruWi aat7.
freddie Lugena ma ully caugla q
hias iu a trap $40 ia tlIe OLD spring
dive
Nma, l,ienfl,aH ha- re4t'g re-
eeuiE nhHlh i.i fHu hauss mtartiHg &
iHio aHa lgahiug COMM 1liH8 dwelling
ts fy.g4f8 Hc egr Il cav hat
mes Niih defeat I'd He "Hoa f4His
daHip Icr q hHlaa tJr Och
fha Apt lHaa a0eg F3itdg e9a.
leidiag fr ca iga. drew pa li. frees
IN good gr.lef without lbs loss o. a dog
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-22

CHtM1oS Dog-Isr.--lH the recent dis
eu,-iou Of the dog aw ia the House, Col.
CoIburn, the genial aud sometimes ,por-
ise member from Manchester. who is
,aid to be the ''possessF la his own
rIgl,t' of nineteen dogs, appeared as the
champion Of that generally denounced
race OF auimals. Thursday afternoon %
package Of somewhat imposing proper
atoms wgs seut IA by the duur-keepcr and
laid apoE the Coloners desk Upon op.
ching the mysterious parcel, little black
dog, utmost "as large rs life, was reveal
ed 10 The anxious Ipokers-ou, who at ouer
saw the point. Ga the adjournment, ia,
Col. handed oder bis reward OF merif
so Speaker Joyce, Jr., who we hope win
honor the law by dub entering his cauin,
lcgcy for taxation II Montpelier Jour
nal.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-22

Two tonng gentlemen Just out of the
90 iu - Cose Ws have fought
t'iael Wlfli shafaua f,riI.e ale ~ fslr
&c y se'en summers. liah e1tubaauts
frfe SERIOUSLY wounded
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-22

Al jIairsf Vile, Pennsylvania a Young
russian beaue tppa tl.e premium bg
'rahins tweut}-segeu glas.rs Of beer
without IoocHug hor .ipcus, ia honor
i ihe 0a'ae OF seI1u. She was 4 girl q
-cduriafF imlHls tt3.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-22


.ts HHaE Cd. A|t.0 MHE eel.
"e-. ''efgH # #a keaH.. na aHfHsl
ia h h@r #-
PIG Hna ahusr
'.
Us. AHla.u. HaW taHe aaH 64ra.
g. tsH.atHH, n HHHel a t'e insight af
lH' ls'# laE Hsl aHu beta H.ge l.me
, completed est 8eH-l ufaErf ~>Hu a..
-a's'e1 sH''ea
iH'as li.t..H foiH IS Dexter Sc bought
ii5e sleh #H" mitl 81 Ludlow paving hf
''8t "ttt 4"a q .#igg Bob uf moaualn laUa
@"
-lH Cornwall, aH Friday Il Hat WftL
uurHE "a aam Mm. soon a Reuben
Wright put % eIsaese oI hu. k.sb5, into tho
lc4 oi % tegH4 maB uamed Lewis while
DE wHs 3p lue, taking hlm fora eoau nt
81 tln dark.
. lin MONTGOMERY Ia.t ,eest D. .,,,f
/. Nielsen namfa. .abag, s>,rag ,ssr. .f
ago, wu. accidentally shot I'm tf,a f.,,t ami
aNkIg lunu hg another bey. Tho .,y.pnl
being severe, ampuudoB was advisable.
Which was performed
AT E.saN junction. Tbur4dav. IS
J8ukmaH ut So AIhgeg. fl f,pI,sl,t r,,t,l,..
tor au thp Central rasa tfb}re sb,a..i,....
'"'' ""' "ls head eaaght between one yar
"''" " plans projecting from tbe end OF
l''e olI''f' and was $40 injured So, to cause
W.. o'''h. 'in leaves wife and several
''"'''e"'
We have many time, heard OF heroic
"'I'o"s and deads of daring being per-
'''n," hF representative. uf tho softer
SEN hhi we must eooirss that in uo place
'''' "' ever seen CO.. heard ofoue Of tbe
Se"''' sl- Ter, turning butcher andl pc|
Monday uumiua-r,t ,u..,,.. .r,..,.....,...
.. -. ~ WINS " so'' a''i of excitement
- ~, 7''"''' w. \ NJ Hos
,I.,.,, '',',' '''' ''' s'"s 81 t'"'h'nen ii
,s. ,...,,.,, W. F ,'' y "''' 'o' N'ln' h"l m'
tbc sc,.,irn 49, -, ~ '',,.' ,'''' '''' ,''
|I nrorprsj , ,,.rr.a. 80. " "
money. elotib.. aaJ .,,'..,,'.' ~ ''''
advanced f., ,5om o,.I ,,..,', ..' ~, ' a
Dcunfy sheriff. u,rn, f., '.,..., I''' w., "''
men oi,acl,d ,ho,, l,a.. -. NV w. "'
iy, and cur Mccoy on The wrists. arms
nud head. In the AFTERNOON warrants
were again issued charging them with as /
sault wth intent To kill; and thcir leader
and orcrsccr, together with r. y Buck. /
liza, OF East WuIilgGurd. were CHARGED
with impeding AN officer while in the dis
charge Of hi, duly. Francis Jcremon WINS
held for examination ia the sun Of A 200 (
Peter Guiette was held in 81 900: Buck. I
Iin $500, aud the other uluc were held ia
the sum ct $3.50 each for triaI ON FRIDAY /
ncXr at IlculdyiIle; the entire baiI on the
several charges amounting to between
$4,000 and sl7,O0g. Mr. Hoskinson's in.
jurcs, though very severe, will probnbh
not be fatal; but that he was not killed /.
almost marvellous.
An epgiuo ,,as .ro,, ,,., ,,,,,. 49,.
piece Of Inc por,an1 an5 o,.3.. ~
Roiyroad n = t,ln.l,,r,. ,,.,,,' ',o'''p''
a.,aplslod ty enas,, T,hha'r'a - 80,
Works % hpc better. r,iIrna1 c,.,,,aa
),
h.,n'..,. =. '.'''u, "7a" q hlllon, was
being thrown ont ognls waga,. M ' ,',
Just missed striking 4 STONE Nan NM
might easily hlye becn f,i,l
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~
.. So a.
'Nsu p-sufH
The Dominion rsffs8eft 5.t,
TONED b. establish l,ra i.r..ao
large cities.
p,s.v. tl... .......t..t
syt.atrl Il, -,
.,guf,, reached 49, .a..a
81 auUm {...ts5.t- $40
ammunition
ag..,a,. =, h.. ...I.s ,.,t..ra.tl.
~ .,,npe i.l..t., .rtt. ....
miuliurs charm. an. hei,,.. ..,,..,,.,,..
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.t. -. a. ~ ~" :.
over IA. ,omptn,,I,,,. vsi.,s.l 80,
-n,b a besrt, .s,,.,e,. ,..,, NM. ,.,..
SD li,at the man tlsJ \, hmm nv
tended.
The forl,n S,,,rl,, p.,i..
Fuu.err Mannheim n.,,,.tI.,
Bcerss al e,,,,lit =, II, 1t,seL.1,.t
ta $40 uae +. he st,-,. Ms i.s,sit. +,
srasetul rs 10 himself,
M. .,,a ,b., vn,,a,..,.., ia,
ur..e psr,.,..lt a,.. J., -,
t.,,u,n ,.,,,.f...,.,a,l,a
Observation-Disclosures.
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...... ~. ~. -. ''''' WE
"'' ~ r'''''''''' ''''e Tue f''"Ana
-. a., u.s. ~.
...,.s....,.,t
'"' ''''''','' ''''''a ~ AN'A,'sri gu
Mrs Con Williams lato Mn SOD.
Dougl5s.) 4. rsnn,Iel .ls,a e.,tla
Ia considerable .p,,,.,,, +. a,a,i..
r,.
laiIy win .pernIat,r. i, ra,,.rana,..
yi,ir ma r.a,,,,.,, a..,,,,,l
h, a.. n.os r..,. -.
y mofdeh perpelrated nearly two year
ago ~ the northern part Of Nashingto
'ouhiyt MissoHrltwa. brouglua light aul
w" '"' S,'''s ~ commission ofih
''''' WIS ''a''" 90 wa Oh negro Wla
'','' ''''s' anu ''''l's'lo'li was thbrh
'''"' '"N,'o"h pa''l's ana hung 4
'',''' ~ '''e tnu'ae'ed lna'l was kobol
IA Ia HFItt |fs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-22

saaaHI Ca IS. asa consumption e
Is ' 'a f
' ~" @ ''t'a g
f oi
"ra a t. i ia
~. a
. 'a@
.,...t .s...t ..#.
near 5-afl..sg b.m afb..Hfs
q. g. '.ih ta. dispersed af @
wv q N's 'a.s purchase 'h "Iff#Ha t7
N'. w '''. '"o' ''f.H "t ihe Fat0Hose
''''''1 i'"f' H'N 81.
-Ia.iaH Bartlett m.i With aa a--ltras
ueHg .eguusuar uf hi. fingers Me-.
q b. peealarle EganeI uaH similar ,5.5,
utInus.
Edward .r.g.t.... ts. ..,.....,..,.t. ..,,
his ulqr- la fl,is gt.I,s.f.,l.. n.a,r.. 81.
e'''f i't " F''s'A's'.
W,R pag. = O.. T. raising "a mann
moIhesIl Wc hope ft f. n1t destined fer
as tragieI death ae hs mamws,b s,
met with.
Nj. p,,ft ua.... .-.s -.t-.,.3,...
80 ~ "a ,'''r-' WAS attacked i'&i
e.,m ia. sf,,,s.b ,gl .,,. l,.s r., 5..
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oral 9ulrIligraff.


it Hl
Manchester W Hae e,r
sh5s us fha ST. CIaa
ia Ma aaisaa H JhsfHsee .a3
s.n himself lh wr as $3.50
esu eafn ~ Ste NaH-
$3.50 faa '#tH ua3g t1ur 3a5g So tHe
uliae usae atme aae BE- TO-
Hf.elt aspet HaIe-l f't be staggered
sud faWe aet laItE hm aas eabt jn
Ima ta rrcfeut L. a1 assisted Ga Ms
rsaU afsi Hitul BEaa Jae bgtI Is Was
lbeu up.sa.I bg lad lae# aatu .ad.
dme agH De luauJ- aui ual.ea SD
Wre .Wal.sJsI summoned
0a aymuitauh w auub Gbut DE-
aad saat HmsaE the ba entering fhc
laH sias Iasl beAu Eae heart aud o3eiag
.ia tbe fggiou af the .pise Ihn wound
.r] man lluewl i8 great distress clio
evening wHeu 90 ua, thought best tore
move Him So fhe .deBeeol 4. a.. CLARK.
E.lu where everything possible Nas
daae us b.m, llc died al6 o'aioaS ga
. Tuesday mwtIu1. tuaeeu service. via
ac hcH 90 ths lua-c ct M Clark, ou
"Wednesday. I'd aseisek. p. N.
The deceased uas about b Years Of noe.
unmarried. possessed of considerable
. pro cry, aua af exemplary habits. Tie
had occupied tle position of Station
Agent since che opening ct lhc road, aud
was universally aeknow lodged 10 he the
! ''''''e' "- 5't 81 ''e "''' ''' accounts
~" '' p '''''s ''''''...'' ''1"'".', ava ~,
+ rtat during iba parjoa of riab,acn wear.
I be had meyer missed hut one fraip. surh
continued and severe applirstlop mrdr
serious inroaH. nnoa hi. health. and nj.
friends have noticed for some time that
he did moi ,agl himself at ain fmes.aud
used tbcir besl cudeavor, Ia induce him
Co accept vacation 10 racnit his wasted
energies. bur without avail. A few DAYS
before be committed tha at4d act he pur /
'Nas'u " " .l''' Dal ihe iaot was not gen
''"''! "'"n' A"o excited niue "ppte-
''s'''''"' W '''o"' a''''' tue cause 81 the
NOT "l'y DC a'''loo'el 10 Par''ai ana per-
Dop' temporary arrangement induced b, /
s,nna,lic. ~ ,l,a on,;ro a.,,,,,,,';,.. 49,"
,,i,t, ,,.' ,o..,i. 81 "''
thanksgiving services viii be held al
the Court llouseon Thursday at I / O'Clock |
\. NJ. A Sermon viii be preached b, /
Rev X. ;. Cu-hm m on "rhe interior III |
and habits Of oar Pilgrim Fathers"
Tho ,,i,to,. to,,, ~ f,,.a... ~.
Seminary noyin. n zb I-,I,,. ~,
,lirio,s ,ns,,,,,..,,n,, tra,.s'.,.. ','' >"
la. Aosti, ,ho gchaol !. .,,.,,t,t.'' ,.,
inc In b,rorc., .a,,a ,,,. ,,a,.,,,. n s''''
al, guardians u.r. H.. os.nro.I ,t., ,,,,;'.
stitnIi,, In tho cn,,,tr, aa.,.. tg,,' ~, ~
yapta,r,s f,r s,u1a,.,s nel.,,,'.,.,. ~,
lrust tIr winter tor,a ,rit, ,..a,, ..,,.
aroe un,nbar ~ nnnjls 80
! ne next 'egaIar Communication Of
Aop'lfah Lodge, Z. y A. NJ. will be
",'o ihlRsaay eye, Dee ]. Work, o.
y a" ." u'stfe'' opens al I, oelock pre-.
c'sely.
sA''','' e''i.oNe mas caught tins
~ ",","'s '''' : "i'''Ns'
siona 1gn e. = Nm, Murmln . and wifi. ''''
to,rn an rsl''' g ~ ~, ~ = ', -" -
rondaI r. w., -. l "'."' '",''''a
rLoy ora ham, -, ~ - l'''''',
~ H.. '- '''''ie'a ","'
,;r,on,,I !. !, aa 49,, M =, ~ ~, w
- ~ ''''''' i"'i' ittulh ~
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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-02-03

JUSTICE FOR ALL.-The arrest and
confinement in Ludlow street Jail of
the embczzling cashier of the Merchants
Exchange Bank means that one mon
eyed institution at least is determined
to be no respectur of persons. So far
as the enforcing OF punishment is cou.
ecrned, nothing has been SO demoraliz.
ing 10 honesty and integrity, not even
che corruption resulting from the war
period, as the immunity granted often.
dcrs against the law because Of their
social or other relations. When the
Supreme Court OF Prussia, after cou.
vieting Schlubhuj Of embezzling a con
siderable sum, sentenced him to short
Imprisonment, King Frederick exclalm
ed, in torrent OF rage: "Whvt, when
the private thief is sent to the gallows,
shall nobieman escape with ouiy light
punishment Oh with his head" The
culprit was beheadod, and the judge
who endeavored to screen him were
summoned into bis presence aud vigor.
ously c,stigaled by the King. A little
show Of this rigorous justice would not
be bad thing for these degenerate
eS.-Neio York Commercial
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-02-03
bow the Debt is Belng Reduced.


"Mack," the well known and remark
ably intelligent correspondent of the
Cincinnati Enquire, in one of his late
letters thus discourses on reputation
aud the manner in which the debt is
being reduced;
Nothing is more simple than the
process by which Mr.. Boutwell, is en-.
abled to issue his bulletins every month,
telling the people how the national debt
is being reduced have suspected all
along, but never knew until to dag what
was the modus opcrdHdi Adapted to
private business, il would enable the
worst bankrupt in the United States to
stand erect" as Mr.. Alicawber did
after he had given his l. O. U. to Trad
dies, The secret is this An order has
been given TO the accounting officers of
the Treasury to allow no claims against
the Government--to pay nothing, to
rcpudiate everything There are just
two exceptions made to this general
rule -.he bondholders and the office,
holders. These gentlemen are paid to
the uttermost larthiug. Allother classes
Of Government creditors are denied
even q hearing And SO, for the sake
Of appearing to pay off the debt, hun
dreds Of millions of just and equitable
claims are repudiated. Now, why not
so a step further, and say to the bond
holder that we cant redeem his cou.
pons! Is the debt of the boudholder
hcdgcd round by any sacred obligation
that does not apply equally to the mau
whose claim is not IN bonds, but 10
qulrtermaster's vouchers | fail to
see it in that light, at any rate But
the fact is, the debt is increasing every
day, Notwithstanding Mr.. BOutwell's
lying bulletins All the claims now
being denied will have to be paid some
day or other unless We adopt the great
relief of reputation, us all other nations
haze done in some form or another, aud
hurry the whole mass of claims, whether
IN the form of bonds or OF ANYTHING
else, IN common grave, to the Music
OF the Union which is the latest name
for the Rogues March. Equal aud
exact justice to all men" is the bogus
motto Of the Republican party. Equal
aud exact justice to all creditors should
be the rule of conduct of every henora.
bic man. Ii the Government under.
takes [ repudiate one mart of the debt
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MARRIED.

On the 18th ultimo, at the residence of
the brides father, Thomas Stevenson, Esq,
by Rev, j. W. Hedges James I. Lambert,
of New Windsor, and Netie Stevenson, all
of this county.
On the 10Th ultimo by Rev p. Scheurer,
Mr. William Bish and Miss Leah Baehmau,
both Of this county.
At tho Parsonage Of the VI. p. Church,
at Sandy Mount, on the 28d ultmo, by Rev
VIM. I. DUNN, Mr. Edward Carroll and
Mrs. Ann r, Wagner, both of Baltimore
county.
On the 25th ullimo, at st, Paul's p. f..
Church by the Rev. George Howell, VIM.
T. Wall, Of Baltimore. and Mary c., daugh-
ter of Robert Dade, Esq, formerly Of this
county.
On Tuesday, December nth, 1869, by
Rev. S. N. Leeck, Michael Buchanan and
Miss Elizabeth A. Frank, both of this co.
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Is IT TRUE THE New York Dem
oeraf, in its leading editorial Of the
24th, states that Edwin NJ. Stanton died
Of suicide by cutting his own throat, in
remorse for the murder Of Mrs. Surratt.
The suddenness of the death, and the
fact that no one was permitted to see
the face, as is usual at funerals, give
color to the report. The Democrat
speaks positively, and declares: "We
personally know that he has told gen
tIeman in this city, gentleman high
in judicial position, and who is known
ss the soul Of truth aud honor, that
since the murder of Mrs. Surratt he
had not known one heur of peace; and
said that woman was murdered to APP
pease the wrath Of a party-and / was
the coward that struck the blow for
those who demanded this wrong" He
said, "Her ghost haunted him; asleep
and awake" Whatever be the truth,
we suppose it viii one day come out.
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VALUABLE FARM FOR RENT.

FHVHE Elms, nineteen miles from Bali
Il more and three miles west of Reisien
town on the Westminster Turnpike, and
one'quarter Of "a mile from Finksbarg Sta,
ton, on the Western Maryland Railroad,
containing Two Hundred Acres of Land IN
good cultivation. / will Rent the aboTo
property, with or without stock, farming
implements, &c. Immediate possession
giyen. Inquire Of Hen ry 5. Fitch, Esq,
at the Mil, opposite the Farm, or Of the
subscriber, Mt 10 Franklin Street, Baltimore.
jan 20-3t J. NJ. MERCER
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CONCERT AND READINGS

A number Of well-known and eminent
yocalists aud elocntionisls of Baltimore,
have volunteered to give Concert and
Readings in Odd Fellows Hall, on the
evening Of February END, for the beu
eft Of the Lutheran Church. The en-.
tertainmeut will be the most attractive
ever given in Westminster, and should
be literally patronized.