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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-02-17

By Mr.. HASSLER-Petition of citi-
zeus of jackson county for an indepen-
dent school district in the town Of
Ripley.
By Mr.. WELCH-Resolution inquir-
ing into tbeexpediency of amending
section "A, chapter As, of the Code.
By Mr.. CoLLINS-Inquiring what
legislation is necessary on that part OF
the Governors message which relates to
the families Of destitute soldiers.
By Mr.. STURGISS-Resolution for
printing the memorial Of the Historical
Society. asking for Geological Survey
of the State
Also, Petition of citizens Of Clay
township, Monongalia county, asking a.
change in the lines of School Districts
Nos. 13 andsl4 in said township.
By Mr.. TETER-Petitiou of Lewis
Wilson and Others, asking that School
District No. 10, in the town of Phillippi,
Barbour county, be made a separate
school district.
By Mr.. BALLARD, of. Monroe-Peti-
ton of citizens of the town of Union,
Monroe county, asking an amendment
in the charter of that town.
By Mr.. EEELY-Resolution inquir-
ing into the expediency of requiri n G
the County Superintendent of fDoddridge
county to distribute to Grant township,
in said county, that townships proper
ton of the State School Fund for 1868.
By Mr.. JACKSON-Petition of the
citizens of Wood county for such legis'
lation as viii prevent certain stock from
RAINING at large in the public high
ways.
By Mr.. FLICK-Resolutio empow-
ering the Circuit Courts to require set
Elements and exhibits from township
officers and Boards of Education.
BILLS on LEAVE.
Among the bills introduced on leave
were the following:
By Mr.. Notwithstanding the
sale and conveyance Of Emory Chapel,
in the county of Richie.
By Mr.. BRANNON-Bill concerning
the registration of voters, and proceed
ings of Boards of registration.
By Mr.. ROPP-Dividing Berkeley
comfy into two assessment districts.
By Mr.. FLICK-Providing within
what time suit or action or bond
made payable by the Commonwealth OF
Virginia, may be brought.
By Mr.. WELCH-Legalizing certain
power of attorney in deed.
By Mr.. BRANNON-Authorizing J.
H. Mccoy to raise his mill-dam on Salt
Lick in Braxton county.
BY Mr.. BELTZH00VER-Extending
the term allowed the Maryland and
Virginia Bridge Company for the erec.
tion of bridge across the Potomac
river.
By Mr.. Mr.STURGISS-Autho1izing the
Morgantown Female Seminary to confer
literary degrees. Also changing the
the boundary line of the Morgantown
School District.
By Mr.. HERVEY-Bill in relation to
the assessment of property in the town
of Wellsburg.
By Mr.. HOWARD-Authorizing the
trustees of the First Baptist Church in
Clifton, Mason county, to borrow
money.
By Mr. DAVIS-An act to amend and
re-enact sections 81, 90, 81, 81, 80, 80 and
40 of chapter 3 of the Code, and repeal
ing section % of the same chapter. This
act proposes important changes in the
registration law.
THE MCFADDEN CASE.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-02-17
West Virginia Legislature
WEDNESDAY, February l6, 1870.
SENATE.

A message was received from the
House OF d Delegates asking fer the evil
dencs in the possession of the Senate in
the G. S McFadden case.
On motion of Mr.. GATHER, of Gill
mer, the request was complied with.
During the hearing of reports OF
committees Mr.. Patrick desired to know
what had become of House Bill No. "a,
repeating the Suitor's Test Oaths: he
vas informed that it will be considered
by the committee On the Judiciary to-
morrow
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-02-17
THE MCFADDEN CASE.

Mr.. HERVEY called up the special
order of the day, the report of the in
vestigating committee in the case of G.
s. MSFadden, Superintendent of the
Penitentiary.
Mr.. HOWE moved the defendant be
allowed counsel on the floor of the
House. The motion was rejected.
The House then went into committee
of the Whole, Mr.. FLICK in the Chair.
The report of the investigating COM
mittee and large amount of document
airy evidence was read. Before this was
concluded the committee rose, reported
progress and asked leave to sit again
Adjourned.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-02-17
ROASTED COFFEE,
SUPERIOR QUALITY.

DoAsTED IN REVOLVING CYLINDER
II which prevents seorchtsg and preserves
The ARoNA, prepared BY HEARY X. LIST
co. Neatly packed IN paper bags contaiRing
one poRLd fun weight 5bs NV Coffee ased 3
warranted pure aad sound Ses that our name
fsbI HESRY K. LIST q CO.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-02-17

Mr.. FLICK, from the committee on
Counties, Townships and Municipal
Corporations, reported bill, previously
presented by Mr.. CARPENTER, chang
ing the line between Kanawha and Put
nam counties.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-15
Elizabeth wants to be the Capital


Elizabeth wants to be the Capital
of New jersey
Minneapolis, Mimi, is building its
fifth 100000 schoolhouse
The Oxford Cambridge boat-race
will be roned April 9th.
Iowa farmers are sowing wheat and
Georgia farmers are planting corn.
Two children we're burned TO death
at Wethersyille' Md, by the explosion
Of a coal-oil lamp.
Whittemore, the cadetship broker,
announces himself a candidate for re-
election to Congress
Chicago VIII have hotel TO cover
l II acres Of ground, and cost million
dollars.
Eighteen cents was tho iuducement
for Jersey man TO murder his friend.
Snuf-dipping is a leading cause for
insanity among Southern women.
Gen. Butler has appointed 70 ca
detship colored boy named Char les
Sumner Wilson.
The mayor Of Fort Gaiues. Geor-
GA, don't know much about parliamon-
tary rules bat 10 can Just ran a CON
mon council Lately he knocked two
aldermen senseiess, during meeting
Of the council, and then di,h have a
quorum for the transaction q business.
"A Pittsburgh editor gets his back
up, aud says be is at al times ready TO
WELD treuehant blade in a discussion
syllogistically conducted His friends
gave ham Seidlltz powder aud pat vet
cloth on his bead, and he rested pretty
well that night
Dat in Wyoming Territory the law
yrs arc obliged to say Ladies and gen
tlemsn Of the Jury
Henry Ward BeecLer has got real
mad at the patent truss man, who EN-.
beltshed bis Advertisements With forged
recommends signed BY H. W Il Ia a
letter On the subject the reverend gen
teman indulges in the following IN
ministerial biiAngsgate III yoa vii
put one Of your trusses upon your own
mouth. We shall have test case. for ]
know Of 20 other rupture 80 eminent
and disgusting.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-15

The Supreme Court Of the United Stat
es has just delivered two important
opinions. In one Justice Swayne held
that as the validity Of Indiana divorces
granted in accordance with the laws Of
the State had never been questioned
under the Constitution Of the United
States, they must be excepted as valid
in all the States The court also assert
that so far from being bound by the
domicil Of a husband, married woman
may acquire g resldsnco hiiepvndevt "
her husband, whenever such residence
is necessary TO the protection OF her
rights by litigation. In the other de-
cision Chief Justice Chase held that the
act 0! Congress Of March, 1867, to pro
hhit the sale Of the inaammable coal
oils which yearly bring so many
10 q horrible death, is Of the nature Of a
police regulation, such as Congress has
no right to institute within the States,
aud is therefore unconstitutional and
void 30 iAr as the States are concerned.
But il remains in iull force in the the
Territories.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-15

The hnman body is chiefly composed Of tissues
and lbres as sensitive to every change 10 the
condition IN the atmosphere aa the most delicate
olectrometer, or the quicksilver in barometer
tube.
The stomach, the skin, the nerves, the lungs,
and the excret0ry organs are especially liable to
be affected by these variations, and the best de-
Tense against their disastrous tendency is TO keep
tho digestive machinery, which feeds and nour-
ishcs the whole system, IN good working order,
II the stomach Is weak or disordered neither
the blood nor the bile can be in healthy state,
and upon the fitness Of these two important
fluids for the Offices assigned to thcm by nature,
aud The regularity Of their ilowi health IN great
measure depends
When the air is heavily laden With chilling va.
pores as il often j. al this season Of tho year the
digestion should be aa object Of especial care.
lfit il weak and langaid the whole physical
structure VIII be enoVated II u is vigorous,
the entire organization VIII BE strong TO resist
tho uutaward aud depressing influence ola damp
aud Hitated atmosphere.
A pure aud powerful tonic Is therefore aspec-
vlly needed al q safeguard agsinst the diseases
most common u tie epriug, ard liustettcrs
stomach liitera being tho n0st wholesome and
potent medicine u tho class az prescut known,
course otIt is particularly advisable at this PEE
Rod Of the year, The stomach viii thereby be
toned aud strengthened, the hfer ard bowels
regulated. the nervous fystcm braccd up, and
nature pat iu state Of active defenso against the
mUsma which supernduces Intermittent aud re-.
mttent fgKors, rheumausins, nervous debility,
headache, hyI 0ch0nara aud other complaints
which are spt % aaaail the untoncd and untortih-
Cd organizations. The body is strengthened
without exciting the brain ana consequently no
unpleasant reaction follows 3 reyiTing aud rem
oFaupg operation
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-15

Tie result Fl New Hampshire. &C
r1rdlng to tie latest retains. which
embrace rs towns leaving Gre sm4ll
towns 8 &c beard nom, gives S.earas
Republican 3ssii; Bsiei. .Dgmo.
crat 25l2i Flint Labor Reform T.
26i BArroaa Temperance lic7i to-
al opposition. 31,5iii Republican ma
lauty over al 1870 The towns 70 Be
beard nom gave last year + Ropubli.
can aud IS Democratic votes II Is
probable tina. the majority for Cover
nor SieArns will DO about 1850 The
vote Is about g. 100, last year it was
G778T.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-15
NM cholera rages with anabaLe

The cholera RACES with anabatod
violence III Moscow, Russia.
"A revival at Rushyille, Ind, has
closed all The whiskoy shops
james W. Mason Of Ark, nominal
cd as Minister at Siberia, is mulatto.
"A portion Of the Inc rate Asylum
at Binghompton, n Y, vas burned
Friday
Several merchants in Rochester,
Poughkeepsie and Albany, have iosum-
ed specie payments.
Philadelphia hair-tAieyes Tighten
en- a girl 70 death tie other day b. cut
ting off her chignon.
A convention is ID session in Pitts
burg, the object Of Thich is 70 secure a
recognition oitAs Supreme Being IN tile
Constitution
AN unfortunate case recently 0c-
CARED IN Canton, Mass, not long since,
which resulted IN tho marriage Of a
brother aud sister The brother IL au
early age bad lcit Bis home lis faith
er died afterwards his mother had then
married again, and by her second mar
rage Lad several daughters TIE lun-
away son ana one ltlla daughters ines
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-15
e0.H.uEAcR .s.s'D cEN.fLs.

The prediction Of the Erie President
is realized The competition between
railroads aud tho New York Canals in
regard TO the carrying Of grain has end
I'd ia tho defeat OF the latter Iron and
steam have vanquished horses aud wat,
cr Tho Buffalo forwarders fud them
selves unable TO continue ihe race with
the railroad lings and the boats re-
main idle 1T the wharyos
This crisis At Buffalo for such the new
sttiiude Of the forwarders really is
demonstrates the folly Of inac,ion on
the part Of The Legislature and the
State authorities THERE must be a
lower tariff, increased facilities, and
ebelper and more honest management
o. the Erie Canal viii deserve the name
with which i was baptized by lts enc
mics, oi Clinton's big ditch Time aud
the railroad wait for no man.
We copy The shove Irom the New
Yotk Times, aud ask the attention Of
our marble dealers 70 the admitted fact
that then Height can be carried 70 ST.
acuss, Rochester, Baffalo, Cleveland,
Chicago, etc, a. cheap BY "all rail- a.
b. canal Rom Albany Or Troy Tn
donbltdly their customers ives, would
prefer io receive their marble by raii-
road ior two reasons FIRST there ID
Ices breakage BY handling, second as
general rule Il Is more convenient 10
get i from the railroad Now that SIC
are ou a through line We can ship 10
any point weei over lines owned or con.
irollod by Vanderbilt
oar facilities for shipping 10 Nsp
York, Philadelphia. and the south ait
nov all thai wc can desire Hereto.
fore marble destined iog the vest has
been forwarded irom Troy BY cara. bat
now i uill undoubtedly be Tor the in
/ rest u sll concerned 70 have
i s. direct ty rail 10 81 peints yes. a
IL New York
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-15


A Yernouler ldca q tie aisfAtioaa
a ne country bordering % The Allan.
nc, south q YiFgiAis, Ars noi he most
catering according % the following
private letter pablikhed 10 Tie Yer
mont Clr3niclo. be writes from enc q
the principal towns on the ST. johns
ID Florida
What q miserable country most q
,bs s0uth is on the Atlantic slope
saHd and pine everywhere negroes
and donkeys slile stupidity aud lgno-
rance are iudeiibly upon the miserable
al,hy. ragged whites Donkess and
COWS Aatncss1d side by side TO carts
sometimes coz alone, sometimes a
bull Were / offered plantation Of
10000 acres. anywhere between Peters
burg aud Charleston, on condition /
would 1.-Two on i, should ieCl myself
.nsullei never saw az acre % pas
lurage or meadow from Petersburg to
. Charleston, a distance Of more than $50
mi!es Hore the cattle go iuto ihe NV
er where il is shallow, and pat their
noses under the water as LONG a. they
can hold their breath, aad crop the
grass that grows there Several have
been on, in front u the hotel, IN the
water, all day, feeding IN this way, and
when the wind blows on the shore
strongly. it washes up this grass, aud
the cattle lap it up as dog laps wascr
This is All tbs gfsen feed they have, r.
The horses are the most inferior / eyor
saw not larger than our best yearlne
colts and so with the cattle, not larger
than ycarl!ngs But what shall be saia
Of the inhabitants One hundred years
at least arc the people behind the Nortt
in everything pertaining to mateua
wealth or civilization. Out side OF thG
cities, the whole South was not worth
fighting for. The intelligent Southern
ers are as much rebels as ever, and q
not hesitate to ayow it publicly. l have
not read a Southern paper that does
not abuse the administration, and thu
Republican party, and do not hest
tate to declare that all conditions pre-
sented by Congress will be disregardeC
by them. Their hatred seems TO be in
tensifed by every concession made b.
, Northern people, or the Republican
party, We have at our table some gen
tlemanly ex-ofiicers OF the rebel army
Gen. Clinch, and Colonel Anderson
who came very near capturing Gen
Fitzpatrick, in one OF ks raids, while tn
army was marching to Savannah
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-15

Mrs. SIocum, who edits the ST Charles
Mo- Herald, in the absence Of her
husband, does not favor the movement
in the State 10 strike lie word male
from the Constitution She says edito-
rally -:
II these "romans rights" women,
who are continually harding upon this
subject, and making themselves ridicu-
lous in the eyes Of sensible people,
would stay at home, and attend to their
household duties, nurse their babies,
and train up their children in the way
which God directs, and exercise a
healthy, moral and refining influence
upon the community they would do
their country greater service than all
the ballots they could cast IN lifetime.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-15

The April number Of Demorests
Monthly Magazine, just received, is, il
possible, more valuable than any OF its
predOcessors--fne engrayings beauti-
full spring fashions, entertaining reading
matter, etc, etc. If Demorests Month
ly is not the model Magazine OF this
country, we should like to know which
one is. Certainly no other one pre-
sents such an array Of heightened liter
airy articles, in connection with bril-
liant display ofreliable fashions, not to
mention the numerous other valuable
features which 60 to make up this un-
ique and unapproachable success Yer
ly, $500, with large and splendid En-
craving, worth SO, as premium to
each subscriber. Address, Demorest's
Monthly, S3S Broadway. New York.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-15

Womy 4 GEAsp JgEHs The FRS
paasl q women grand jurors e the
world vas suora IS s. Laramie City
Ks Monday morning. motion 81
qnash tbs rAnel having previously been
argued and refused Judge Dove s.d
ladies' ahl gentlemen 5iihe grand iu,
~. il Is au innovation and great novel
" 70 see, a. We ia to-day ladies sam.
aned T. serve o. jurors TaceXeu .oa
q political rsLls aai franchise % w5-
men is = subject ihst i agitatug the
Whole country. Ihavs nkea 40 part
ia these discussions. bat / have long
seen that woman IVES aueam h the
vices. crimes aud imuofaHiies q. man,
with no power to pgolee. aud deioud
herself from these evils ! haya long
felt tbst such powers Of protection
should be- conferred on woman, and it
bass fallen 20 us 90 aet as the pioneers 80
tLe moyemet and 10 ties. tho question
The eyes Of She whole world are to-day
Fixed upon this Jury 81 Albany county.
There Is Dot tie slightest improperly
in any lady occupying ibis position and
! wish to assure you that the fullest
protection q The court shall be accord.
ed 70 you Il would be most shame.
ful scandal taat 10 our temple Of iustic,
aud 10 our courts q law anything
should be permitted which the mos
sensitive lady might not bear With pro
priety and witness. No man has any
right to Interfere. Il seems to be emf
|uautly proper lorwaman 90 sit on gran.
|jaries which will give them tue hes
possible opportunities to aid IN sup
pressing tue deus Of iaiamy whicacugs,
the country l sbmlbo glad OF your as
Stance in the accomplishment Of lhi.
object
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-15

presideut Grant made a careful in
bpeclion 81 the Government Printing
Office on Saturday, and witnessed The
type setting, the storeotyping, printing
and book binding, in which over seven
hundred persons were employed.
Among other excellent notices in th.
compositors room was one which read
March 4, 1869, Gold li5 March 4,
1870, Gold ll3 Nearly three-fourths
d the male employees in the Office served
in the Union armies under the Presi-
dent, and he recognized several Of them
~ having been under his command.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-15

GooDs AND GoLD.- During the war
one description Of printed goods manu-
featured in a New England town sold
as high as forty to forty-fiye cents per
yard Cotton was high and gold was
above two hundred These goods have
been falling, and from thirty cents they
fell gradually, till they are now sold by
the manufacturers agents at II IL cts.
per yard, and there is a good profit left.
Before the war these goods averaged 10
to 1912 cents per yard. It will thus be
seen that We are gradually but surely
approaching our former status though
the high price Of labor aud heavy taxa
ton viii probably prevent an immediate
return to original low prices
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-15
Irritable Inyalida.

INDIGESTION not oaly Affects the physical hsaith bot
tbs dispositions aud smpsrs n its victims Tho dys
p-pU fssomc. 100. 81 a measure lemoriiihed BY his
snasrnaa iIeA subject TO Gts " irritation suIlen-
Hes u5 drsPsir Is tag case may bs. Aweiefnatural
sci Inverness which De- cannot control Leads bim 10
misesastfue ilg oras end aca n hose around lin
and is Intercourse even nilh those earsst aud DEER
81 g hIm ! aat Uaas4deauy marked By exhibitions
81 teute foreign q 81. ZEAL latFe. These are the
autsl Ihcaamera ~ ihg d3sasf 'gf which the lava.
H3eauai 70 l9 ha3 pyas.bla, but bey oses.
Hmf aousthotd discomfort. d . 70 the interest
arts aeme cir-le # essential "a rmly harmony as
NaEuto lha ressHs e tas lJlhatal aunere from a
faH iar Removed hsn Hca.sEt .naaHig, that
Ihzf sftus 81 mtHial d.tfpIbsnos q urgmpiy re-
moved gas eaa Only le done by removing llpf phys
issIamff 8s5HsansR. Il .hs functions q iie stani
sca sHH De- anis8yi efs, q iiger aHa ne bowels. =
pau aetf tree hararilut organs li9ststtsf st0m-
ara hi8tn as tma. aHeaflg, pr0aaslBs thorough
enc a.aiaq rbsas % hsr 5t8.neH. The yeseIa.
3 e sIeaitats q bieB iis 81 psgat9h e composed
Hfc u fHg .HEFut std aif<rgftHs character
sud iis srAgiauf vA.A ieudf sriiglY q their RENE
dta UBes Dr. HufssG $50 besg that can De erfFacts
isaB Ae most shaiasUIae . sil tsFsais Nti so8nd
fge &etyfspi.e eaa iake !his genial restorative igr
iHafF week Nttseal BeflsHelHs Hoishe iH provo.
Hra rs Aia rsaef2l health So, ealy Nlji be badilg
saEstEF auafr fg9m Car tg DAY. bat bis m3ud vii
fEef sptdF ratg 10 ferlfrstHfsf ard ifffE9fyshe
l AaHi ehaH VII n.aHiiest itssif Bic astss AIT
tH CD go atas
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-15

"A Young lady noticing young
man il tie scat behind her ID an Indi-
suapol.s church. thought she would
faint away and let bin catch her She
did %, and vas carried out into tie en-.
Try, when she opened her eyes TO thank
tbe young man, bat she found that the
asxion and All ola co.lored man had
carried her oUt 70 say that she was
mad would be % mild a term
"A Debating society a Lyons have
for some time been engaged in a dis
cassl9n q the question IL YOU bad t.
have 3 "b.ia where would you have
Ia aud lis members have finally unan.
imously decided 10 have il on another
fellow
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-15

REMoRsE OLA CADETsHIP SELLER Con
gresham Deweese, Of North Carolina,
when he appeared before the Military
Committee and acknowledged that he
had received money for one Of his cadet
appointments, claimed that he did not
at the time realize the enormity Of the
crime. He was a rich man, and the
paltry sum he received he used for par
ty purposes in his District, whore he
also spent at least ten thousand dollars
Of his own money. He was very much
affected during his interview with the
Committee, shedding tears profusely -
He says lie feels he is ruined, and will
not attempt to return to Congress 1t
has been a sad and costly experience to
him, and he has had enough Oft
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-15
titsraI OuntN

0tsual O2ias. ~ 3
j. Gates r Ballard. q 81 Johns
berry. i hsfslgy sppsstea surgsou orn
era q tlss s.4is q Yefuaeal vith tic
Jhaa q Br.gad.s1 Gsbsrsl
Tie following appointments np
O. tic aisa & Ass eIcsIlencY tlo Coy
trnrr ard Commander .n-CAlei. aie
hereby sunouncsd
Kasrslee Haskins. II Bmtlleh9Io. G
- C5lonsl hHd Aide.Crmp
Elmef y Reyes q Reading, % e
C8oas3 and All d Camp
Henry 5 Hard q Arlington. 70 be
Colonel and A,d de.C Camp
Joel II Lacia. q yerssunes 70 l.
Colonel and Aid-do-Camp
By order 81 bis cKetll,ncy,
Gnoaar NJ HDugE
Governor end CommAnderin. Chief
wa Wnss Adjntant saa Inspector
General
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-15

DEMoREsT's YoUNG AMERICA Young
America will find in their favorite peri
odical for April fine display of novel
ties and entertaining stories, which are
quite up TO its usual standard OF beauty
and excellence, The April number con-
tains fine chrome supplement Of the
Bob-o-link, worth the whole cost OF the
magazine. Yearly, $3.50, with beau
tiiul premium, and chrome supple
ment in each number, Address w.
Jennings Eemorest, s3S Broadway, Y
York.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-15

Commodore Vanderbilt holds seven
niihons q ths bonds q ihe Harlem
Railroad lis receipts from The mix
trade CT t-is road pay The Interest ev-
sry yeas ca these bonds Tie gross re-
osipis from each Hailk tram Der day .
5000, tie tariff being Je per gallon.