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, 1870-08-13
THE DEMOCRATS OF TIE THIRTEENTH
DISTRICT.

We lare a1rcady c4llel attention 10 the
l.ati't,n a,:nldth By the Democratic Cou-
sr:.f,"n i'll tile Thirteenth {Cairo) Congress
>i'nal D.s,rie, y! this State. They 1,roposs
u snl1".rt the government by abuiishing
!'l:':ir@ on nli articles which furrisl, u,,ch
rs'r..1e. and hence to increase duties on
':''." sitlch yield little revenue. But the
r;.'' tt'.n seems u have eqs-a1ly lu,nin- I
''> ':css u u!ler d..,.lcial questions For
.A.,st rtc:
~ E'-.'rt Tat arc willing 10 ray our III
LA! 't III II '"Mi1.1nce with cur CONTRACTS,
,a.h- III aiv x,ii,av 70 do more nor t.a NJ Ins1:
I'D G.E.ty 'sct.A u1at lr tlJe cnutr1..t me
:-" La' =: sasso",n xreehhacls Or tArir <Qn.r-
':n.,n:;. wsirn Is .4:ua'sy,ic n,.;lh,ns of mnuev
's,ins scch ,.,'!, at .l,sn tate Of premium,
.A,'. g n Enne Ii t~s'v clear right 10 r..
-. At'e.'t:. That The ps4cr OF the reders,
T. T''iL.l.' T.. asss.s anu eject taxes IN the
ri;lt!. sid aua OF Cuil!rss thai 4 sn.ss.
- ,AA.;l. ,anal IN ! lair asr5aa smount ,ey!esi
a.. ry:~, @ r. ,:,,n III sasszsnssss ] ,snsx 1s ss's'ea
- i*.'+,t, That ihr National ank system,
1a-s''.t'h III thc Interest Of the .ndhoiders,
H." II TT I! !ai!k saIer. THUS ~. ting iaUous an
'.>,:!! !" she r4.''rl-4 and gtsing 10 Whole
~, -, ':.-'r..'' u TIC le~} the benefits o.ssuinx
~ i.-..-i. Thar the business .nscressa tho
.-'+'r. '"na1"l III lneEcasrd aud nla1nturi
:'', "t russ.tc, and 1ns 1ut.ssn OF nc p&lie
+, :.:,. !. ;":l,, ,he contraction Of tie c.r1ciT
...'' '','':",s" "f the bondho!def: s,,;,.,
i;tl- ,-' /. se subject To School au,i raunsctpa
As' a' " .'tnsn mn, Q, an' ,a, tale j., ss,ci'
-. .Ga4l t.sa,,ou with other property Of III
""-
Will ne t""e~hht surprising 10 Deme
sfa'> 81 i"s1nes oa5A 10 near 1aat II IL no
hcmrfn'ie onc'f1ne 70 nave noenang III
raI"r money: OF, IL .ne uelnoc' ~
wrrr wont to style H. 'a1nl-plack u
THf;s- But thls c"nsent'oh' mol sa''sn
with The issue OF s@"'"",'a" oi NJ u.
s:.s sinafle paper currency insists t"At Il
n,n'usit shall l'e lndehnnsts 1ne1oasea'
ti.c!e hc one roint IN Inc o4a oenoeta
f.itt. WHICH stutsds Siuafcateo " tue 'e'a
i:.ss aud experience OF this ana a1' o'l
nations, it is the doctrine whicn denies
hight Il the government IN time et r.
a"mannfaeture paper money OTTO nn.hea
lli"S l'ut gnid and Silser t .,actshn y M6' Hent
s,g:.. Wr;e1,. yan I,urcn C,1bonn r,
.;rn,t,v ltrchanar- p,,k naI,as Wall
s,l uas <,cclo4ea bv ererr Democratic g
,4;.t:,r .rsr held in tho itn;tad States n,
.-,:., aat, j. now .he doctrine Of tho Der
cratic tArtv ev.ryuhcre o.ca,t an,opo
followers of pcntlle.on. Even Peadlel
himself. wien these crcen1acke we,a ;srn
a..ouucra them as fraui1s uno,, tba nan,
lwarinr upun tbcmsc,re, tbo in,7.,;
mark II Cain.
This Uniform. xsLilc u.ser;nn flint
u,u.,crucv If the Thirteenth District
v,,.;,,, r., ,,av .ha pn,1ic t,eht acco7d;,,
,,,,,r.r, ,1.c,sres t1,,t thsv aya MT w;,i
H., ,,.r,c ,1on TINT y th.raf.,ra +
,,..i.. ,,,t ,bc ,,,xern,ncn, shall ;ssna ;,
,-,,.,..,ma,l. currency. and force the mi
,,;.,,-e Il, ac,,,,t tba samene nonov
,.,n,r ,,,,, ,h4rc is a false ts,rb;no
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Contrnbnnd Of Wnr.-E1port or eno1
mud 1sorAeA from EnElaud-Tbc
Conl Question In Pnrltamcnt-..
How fsFt1RAi,1 Vlex-At~

1kV" 1-Eu&$1SN IESFN IL
ii, In the Eritish House Of Commons. July e5,
the question OF the export Of coal waA intro-
dnced:
Hf. Gopf!ey asked whether the export OF Eng
1tsh coal IN British CT Ctner neu1rai vcs4els by
british subjects 10 either Frapce OF Pruses would
se e, ~ s,olaaon ~ Of utr MsjessJs proela1atiorn. r.
aalnst toe e1po.s Of articles cnntrahand o. "sa
snn owners Of ships c1rJlnK the satte Tou1a DC
A1enae!e when trading 10 non .s-.. eG.
Ger eminent had not updertAkcu 10 pfoatolt ne
export Of Goa. under certain circumstance. 80
douht Goals had been made coutsaoaau o. "ais
sth.e, as preceding governments ufewtse had, 70
define the cirr1Ius ta1ces under which cos!s
might CT might rot lie Le:A 10 DC conHspano-
, 1870-08-13

~ Convention OF the "SsAse Temperance
PaE14 Of Illinois will be held 1t bloomington,
August 81, 'for lne pu1poss Of perfeetinx the Of
4aulzasson OF the party, nominating such Statc
officers rs arc to be elected shis lall, and 4 Con-
grefsmAn at 1asEe.~
, 1870-08-13
SATURDAY. AUGUST Is. 1870,


Ti,r n~u.l Supplementary will bo issued, to-dsy
far saa.l Subscribers OF THE Talur*e, and for
the city circulation Of tbs SUNDAY p.pcr IT,
T.fr7ew.
, 1870-08-13

Onr commercial columns yestero
tainei the following statement Of u son-
ceipts Of flour and grain for the wcck &C e.
ing August 6, at the aforementioned LAX
fArfE:
, 1870-08-13

Jealous supporters Of the coup detat and his
devot1on to tho causn Of Napoleon lod to h's
appointment 70 the post Of Secretary General
of the Mi1istef Of the Interior. In the evonta
which led to the e-establishnent Of the eu1-
pire, be bore cansricuous pazt- On leaving
Tho prefecture Of Adsche be was elected :
menbes Of the general council at that depart
mept. II. Chev1eAu waB appointed Councillor
Of State in 1851, but In 1859 retired from the
Ministry because Of disagreement With Il.
PcrsignI. He WA afterwa1l made prafeet Of
Nantes. About the same tirno i,e mas created
Commander Of the Legion Of Honor. SINCE
then be haa been IN the Corps LcgislAtil one
Of the watmest adhaIent8 Of the Eousparte
dynasty. HIS present position OF Mini,ter os
The Interior Ia one OF the most important, and
strong ssindication that there will be no backing
down 10 tho revolutionary elements Of Paris.
BARON JkBoAE DAVID, AtS1sIEn OF pupIlc
WORKS.
Baron Jerome Dayid WIS born at Rome on
The 3oth Of June, 1923. lie is grandson to the
great painter OF the revo1ution-thc eupirp.
His baptis1nal name MAS in honor Of his god
father, Jerome Donap.rte, King Of Vest
pha1ia. He waa first edncsted for the naval
eeryice, bat subsequently studied for the
army 1t the military school Of Saint Cyr. He
got his commission and served With the Army
ia Algeria he filed several administrative
positions Of Importance in Ageris, and served
poleon. After tho war, he retired from the
army. In 1859, he was elected Deputy iot the
Glronde, and Waa returned again IN 1868 and
1869 By large ms1oE,ties. He served ~
Secretary in the bureau Of the Cham
Der, and subsequently vas appointed
the President Of the Legislative Body in tho
session Of 1867, 1858, and 1869. He was An
active debater, and took special interest in Al
gesian affairs, free trade, and foreIgn ques-
tious- He has bean Always strongly conserEa-
tive, and his denomination As President in
June, 1869, led to the retirement Of II, Schn.,-
der.
JOSEPH B14xE, MINISTER OF PUBLIC 1Ss1Ruc.
TON.
u. Joseph RFame, for long time favorably
Lille, January 3. 1908, and WAS elected mem
ber OF the General Council for the Council OF
Czyooing. He was called to be member OF
the Corps Leglslatn Of the Department du
Sord in 1857, and. proving Al acceptable rap
reeentatiEe TO his constituency WA se-e!ectel
in 1868, and sgain in 1869. Ha has since
achieved deserved reputation "a the author
Of "L'EmiEfAtinn des 1ndes."
, 1870-08-13
Victor hugo on the Vynr mud Won.
ans Duty.
Victor Hugo hAs addressed tho ladies' OF


Guernsey ~ follonB:
LADIES: Again some men hare condemned .
past OF the human ruce to death, anil dcspe: a.e
war has Commenced. This Is neither q war Of
liberty Or lut., but 3 war Of caprice. Two peo-
rics are abo1t 70 deatry easn other for the pleas
ciSthzation. Kings are pestect!ng war This Will
he t.t:hsful oue: Some ehsfs dourrt arc au-
uuuncea-a gun that will kill fTeite men; cau-
nen INST wsn kill 1000. It u 10 longer the pufe
and free winter 0f tae great Alps that Is 10 nnW
N 'oE1ents .nto the Ahiue. INT human bleed.
Mothers, sisters, daughters, w1vrs shall weep.
Yon are al about 10 90 IN mourning: some be-
cansc nf their Own troubles; the resi- because Vi
thu m,sfottunes OF the Oihers.
latltrs-what carnage. what a conu!ct must
follow the meeting Of these unfortunate conlh1r-
aEts: A:HSTS He 10 address JDu = prayer Since
The ifuerunt forget that ihcy. are Brothers be
their etstef*t coue to their aid, end make llEt.
All the Old linen Of cur houses, which IL Of no use,
can save the liyes Of the Nourtfsl. 1t will be hne
to have all the women Of this Island employed 10
this fratcrusl w0rk; It will be xloruus example,
anta a Creat benert. Men ,3o evil: lei Jon women
euPrly The remedy. and since on this earth there
arr hal angels, let you be the cport ones. II you
resolve to do 50. and commence, in 4 ehor1 tlme
y"u VIII hnve considerable quantity ot lint We
thal then make two equal p1ris, antt shall send
LnG 10 France, and the other to fsluAaa.
, 1870-08-13
Nochefort md the Mnrnetltnisc.

Henri Rocheto1t w1ites - follows frpn
priron 10 his associates OF the .Aorse,lloisx:
My DKAR FEII1w-LABOkKks: Considering
that s,ues the declaration OF *4s. ne llrr Under !
military dietaseFshiF. md hasinx ree1su to the
that sH once q orc Kept au sstTtt 1t St Pei4R9o
IihInk tie Ndr~eutdt*< cannot ca11y on the wAi
any longer. since the only cun1sc open to It would
narrR.iyes Of t.astles which We lament md
lists OF ltued and woupdesL We
must, fherr!nre, suspend the puhlica.
ton Of Io1rpzi which has sacrificed everything
10 The cause Of the people THIS suspenMon vii
I've only temporary. Thc..t tMaIsensaIsef Nhe song
OF RGutct dc I1s1e II now BouAparust and on,
ciaL We shall rrapreAf when it becomes repubit
can snd selitiouR 1s not that four opinions
shake hands with 2I1 OF Jon.
, 1870-08-13

The London Timer prtuts the following ~
count Of \ conversation hetwoou Count BIZ
nask and the British Ambassador, At Berlin:
JplY iSt
, 1870-08-13

wbea the quarrel began, the prets here.
with he exception Of tho DAILY iNetes and the
Snxr,a;or, VA on the side Of the French; but
there has Men change eince the eonnenee-
ment % of he Wzr. and The Thoroughbred ad-
vocacs o{ the invaders Of Germany is nov
chiefly confined to Toty pape1s Ike t6e S@a"4- q
!. = pretty p safe ruie 70 follow, Hhen you. say
th.t eysty pevspaper in England which sided
vii I he North IN the American rebellion.
IL ~ now 1ith the Germans. Those jour
Eenci, nr;pts. we're. without single eI-
eepuon, asnone tts v1eAt tzadueers Of tbs
, 1870-08-13

IRELAND.
The demonstrations in Ireland in favor OF
France N substantially demonstrations sg.inhs
,he Epgleh union. They mean. that those
pove1, after teAting Prussia. will turn upon
Epglsnd, md help the 1Heh 70 obtain their
..irtieptndeuce." l. is known IN government
circles here that French agents have been 1t
work for some little time in Ireland, and ahat
regular tepozts have teeu 1nads 10 tho I'M
pe1ial government OF ths amount Of
.;k,rectioa c...:;ng in the Green 1sle.. To
1i,e anti.Fnclis sentiment is added the influ-
eLce Of religion. sn:!ptt@es. Al the priests
OF Ireland defeat lTusaia because she il .
Protestant power. France IL not 20 devoted
IA Irrjand to The Holy See. but II 1sxst she -
nom,uslIy Catholic. and che has protested the
Tore in Ills temporal sovereignty Against the
viii Of the whole 1talisn people u, indeed
F11rce eare up tbs tssk, and left Pope l5us
| 10 make terms with Victor Emanuel, the Irish
| priesthood might 1usu their blessings into !
| cntse. tut that has not yet happened. and the
| French CltramoTsane organs have no !ear thAs
| il Hil1 happen. Ireland, therefore. Is ehont-
/ irg :or France, and 60 adding so the an!astaes
great drawback on British strength to keep
Ireland strongly eanisoned in time Of waf.
! The army here IL not ove1 numerous. And
| g1umblese say il is not particularly efficient:
! It Is upon her heet tnat England
| depends, and the feet IL unquestionably IN
magnificent condition. Meanwhile, the spec.
| tacle OF Ireland thus taking the part OF
| france, and her known motives foE doing so,
make the French cause none the mora popu"
lar in Engli.h eyes-1et the Times treaty be
falee or not. I>ouis Napoleon Ia showing
mauy Of iis great ancestors shAdes Of ehsr-
nrtef. xrd aversion may soon ba Developed
into bAte.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-08

PENSION STATISTICS. accounts
of the pension office for the fiscal year
ending June 30 have been completed.
The expenditures Of the previous year
were S2S, 1922 600. Those for last year,
although 25,000 pensioners were added to
the rolls with arrears in each case Of from
s. TO $500, the expenditures were $685.
600 less, or S27,7s0,O00. The estimates
for the year were S3l ,005, 600. The causes
which have led to this are minors attain
ing lG years Of age, biennial and special
resulting from the energetic investigations
of frauds, which have developed this
fact among many Others Of Importance,
that Il large number Of pensions have
been drawn where the real pensioners
have been dead for number Of wears.
The good results Of the active measures
taken against all claim agents who have
been engaged ia irregular practices Is
shown by the fact that where eight clerks
were required few months ago, in the
special service division, two would now
be able to do the whole work. II is be-
lieycd at the pension office that, contrary
% general expectation, the amount need
cd to meet the demand of the pension
rolls will Ia future decrease, and that the
maximum Of expenditure was reached a
year ago.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-08
AuMME.

fB lafs iHee he Baiisna
palH,hed what it cans remarkable a
stance of thne generations II pc @
family rpnes1uiiHg tht sauna town IS tlc
>laie Ieslasurt mlaa.t ie Weat
amN 81 peapes aHd IaN
aWs IS Nate Ae5on a
taraN ttfm l.o t lr ml.fllr
tals town has aoea wir ruiel rs taae
generations 81 tagc dia.rH, am.Ae
that 81 sylvester pew Martin & peu-
ing SOFA, sud Sylvester peMHa Ema1-
sous Naibaa Csuae3 Anon tmee.d.
SON. and Harmon Caule.d tHe grand
Abel Asle.woub. Abel AyleswaHb 5fs
the som. aud L n AtlcsuoHA, tha grand
g5u OF these Harmon Garfield atone
survives, llc was io he legislature ia,i
year and also thirH ye4f ago and has, al
several different times daring tlaf pcrIad,
served ID both hoa-g- 81 be legislature
When this hcatcu we VIII tB aaa.n.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-08

Hr $50 m So ame
v t lHw dl uH a5urB
cer dsssaE o. vh aa. aad unti
d tua aK mx aiaHuad afrr
taf af tc fHr rps 8 Sc 5
rpwH hmeal O. hane whh Il
vef amrsdaH SIS se paat q
Ne snii b ihs at
mzHfrn Fb ue mcmi.cr
ana m ao
make a. mast
es
tHat 60 90 have
al ui.-
d naai aa y ma.al end
sass 81 hus l would II called
awsy aam aamc ia Nsalafirr. aa tbcir
9nn private ba.aae,s.
So wauaef iI s. esteemed au honor aa8
rs privilege 90 go rs Montpelier 80
wonder evu maa lu community Is auE.
iaas'e waiting A 'pfa aad terribly dis
aapp.Wal IS le f5. ta aa Hs election
EHUe leaHl tm. Ile ean a1 there
aud have aaaJ rasg tsAe 0f So. wear bis
saad el7,hes aaaae ii. o'@F. eeu 81 ID
doses m8le Dion iust d Wge irk. S. mE ont
81 ile eamer of Oh. sfe GO tl,e pretty gir
round Size eonsf. JlF baird ct billiard.
perhaps, aii al t8a Apeu-e 81 t4e state.
Ne u glad Weu are many exception.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-08

The apple crop IN ODE interior 81 New
York q enormous The estimated yield
in Gcucsee county alone isl210o1barreis
Price, range irom $50 70 l6Q barrgL
The potato crop Is also immense and Iar
ties mc buying heavily lar Shipment
principally To- abe Hest prices varying
from nuy 10 sixty cenisa busill
There n town 81 Northwestern }er
mont ofaao inbablaHi Ties aoatmaiu.
miua church, ageept 81 lhg heip VI the
Home MissioHarg Society The 1iH an-
nusIly peuf % the t04u iur tobacco fE.
coed, 10000 more tlan tHe highway
school and minister iaS
Tie statement {. authorized from Wash
ingt0u thai ihe gain 10 Tie uaiioDaI treas
ufy duHug tte iAst H-ru scar ater thc
year before. from lie Increased collections
aud decreased e&pcudilate il s5td5l
90. OF over szz2 SEQ day
View Yofg ip poIHlatian we bc
liege. settled "a last q a-5 $40 and ~
bad Ggafes, either considering ih@t lhaFr
ore persons living who caa remember
when i8e iiF Aad pot s3@9 Inhabitants.
The increase q 2sa Ia ieH fean
TaHupus lpm s5a'b Carolina give
complete republican triumph ing
ue State fiska d SOB tiH Coas iaen
-rms HlIye handsomely olet Hat
Virginia
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-08


Ead A h
aaa ayH ~ IS
u.sia A ,
t l
Esa eaa ~
oa FaC
aad H-mres 500 Neatt 81
pr eI ms Ncu @
.lafs aa tie aaa. H DE-
powers 90 f.s Eat.ua. Hsa.H
dF.oaf s.Ha m m
maiWBv Ia Haaf 81 Csc ra,tHrU.
Tha National 4aaI mareHed ul hatai
10 tle polls aa deposited Uet, Votes, aI#
"trs l6e mga commences uH ta
lIb &C November ana r08 ua the b
Pine 8aeac uu Ing He yiea#W ta
members 81 tIa Constituent Assembly.
viii heissabd Tomorrow. 1 gh ,as
big cuEoked f5 mga ua tha l5.h ua
Gbc conditions at me- umiaee concern
iag thr rgflualHu# sd ragia Wt u#
stated hIluarsk $50 fhe W.b u'E, tuW
q World uru Rudent tHa be Yves care
raia GA wm,lltr would lad tau ll*lte
,aay poaga. Fae correspondent asatd
F" VIII Hut Ftsg ha satisfactory without
aseps.i5a az territory Umara w
Piled, Na. che regg poudcut thu
asked WIN JW lm0ad pcaFle nular
d ..,,,-4t. gf..isf ss s ia ...5.-s.t4I. is AIS
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-08

Ne eidem stiffness ,Fil'lsig1i3h
ii am pd6ese VI 9mniag q q auat
sud .ualiauIpgs amtl llaH De ihe recent
aetiun cl ear Legislature Ihas nln.e
Is afau, uioncF So educational IulF9ses
81 yas ofs n ECONOMY bui De aui le-i.
tsle d adjourn over trgm Friday iili
Mouds, Afternoon blocking ihe wheels
q legislation. aal paling abs ausiut.' q
tlse session fack Whole wees 81 an rA-
tsaase r. ile sate VI sl0,H7.
his eakale. $50 uslniers lo jus reach
loae. sias oseg Sunday sud hasten back
seain So Aopday morning sliteyg plsa
sol ro d8ab but rather expensive We
.hoad }adsc uhiie tir state istoo much
81 dem vs. aw tod o gmpt moasy e
ssin6a.b uuma haa So pefmsucal
basis.
Ns So glad tiattae ~aaie Lave ,le
5se 81 l4ae at tar lhey steadiash
niae Is aHia0fn o,sf bui ihe uitu.
her sc ,ssi heaaadS usr most a
slem ssea t6dayeyoia iatls Is.
l.of o54 q i aelat raael-bag 81 hand
Consequently taew was 49, 4noun q
ihe senate 81 saturday sH3 Maaasf
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-08

The destruction 81 t.4e Frrn-h peoFIe
seems 3sed saf Is rnlers have certain.
lt gaue maa Ieg ai or rrfase g u.s.
denisad dr. ae.len and o. temper 81 slf
rsse. Th0 hra Maed e excite ca.
ifusIasm Ga defense Is t. province. end
mona at0 rars o. daemuag comes news
taa, p.s o. cot caraea4 support
tbep At raus tae Rel Republicans
attempted. d opposition g ile armistie
negotiations O. gyerNu il Provisional
Government aHj utc Only uVp e3
b. mlGiBa laree Ayote taken immed.-
e,sl, siiefWarl sustained the Government
byauufsfu htlmiHe maieriiy, II dissection
.eeb ng au mmjsiier when instantly i
breaks 81 la negotiations aai recalls
Hs agent. 1T TlIcr, Tie muitiee
which was falsely reported a- igHei on
Ttldat. tema3ns unem6iudei 90 ili. daY
and ltas seemingly been rendered mpgs-
-ib,g by ile voluntary asUou Of ihe help
le.- stud. Sc are forced O. conclude, im-
beetle Gggsrumeu, 81 Pui. The grounds
on which tbi. bas been demo are yariously
stated. Thc most reasonable that which
declare. thar Fmnce will not consent q 9
eo..iou 81 TERRITORY, This statement 4,
nor definite, however. Il j, enough g
Em9w-aud very painful intelligence il
wllI be % aii whn recognize the utter
hopcle,sne,s Of tbe Struggle on the part
of Fauee-that thc negotiations are
broken of, and tina the armistiee is not
for the present possibility Tribune.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-08

tWE 1lN ulaWN 80 pttE
W % tafWt uct ralHct
% uwaiu.ag ls1e punj q 3
AeUHa exploded taealat ailert
uaNm pgns larrek sr'hucf,
0al pAu@H ml two Nalm q,
sd aa were blown @ aI0H The
70 tle aacH company ao lc.s
lle magazines Stood
I'VE p1uJ water correct acto~
la, de ln ptupie # iaHpou
geaU excited tb.- the etoul
ll'aiauflle kind wHhm tuo mnntl
paa Of lhpmea kiied leaves wit
Sis e,illwn ~ destitute circumstance
vuaI mbduR we're. bad, dam.
bv J8g explosion Chat ,be 'amillc,
been Obliged g yaeltc dUuG
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-08

POSTAL CARDs Postal cards are cards
OF pa.teboard about The size Of an ordina-
ry envelope, bearing on on side the i'm
preston Of postage stamp and a spac
for the address, while the other side is
len blank for any brief letter Of such
character that It does not need TO be
scaled up The advantage 10 the public
of this device over the cumbrous method
in common use, which requires a sheet Of
paper 81 envelope sealing aud stamping,
Is manifest while the government gains
an equal benefit from Tie decrease in the
weight Of the mail matter. Belgium was
the FIRST 10 adopt cards, and on The first Of
October ihcy Wcni int0 use IN England.
Our government +. considering tie expo
dieucy 90 Introducing il, and il il does.
will probably be able 10 furnish The cards
% The public ST the face value Of the
stamp upon them The number Of ordi-
nars business letlers that would be sent
h this way. without disclosures o. fam
i.y secret. i very large
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-08
uotE YGiyeEs1 DirorcE L4m

Two OF more petitions have been pre-
scented TO the Legislature at The present
session, for q modification Of the divorce
law, to check the growing tendency in
our state towards areleOsc from the bonds
of marriage
Though not quite as caadalous d, ia
some otlcr states. yet che present law H.
loose enough SO That divorces aud appli.
cation. ior divorce ale becoming alarm
mgy frequent 90 our own state. From
thg report II tbe Registrar Of the state
los thc pasl 6Yo years $40 learn that the
number OF divorces i TO tAe number On
marriages Is 0He 80 htattcR, aud by
which il appears tliat toeyery thirty eight
pcfsous married, fro person, atc eun-
ccrncd In divorce; aud by which II ap-
pears tilai tuere has been granted at the
raic Of one divorce 10 every tm0 hUHaged
ppd stgiy-sl maIiageab.c persons.
According 10 ilc bib.e rule divorce
renid e granted only ioronc cause, and
ii s qn,sioluhc Wieder granting d.
,orrcs ior sny oder 4usc j. uot a ryaI
uitiute u j. ailaiu lhat With Tie pres
ell laa.ii,s ior obtaining diem lhyrc Il
Aotliai stability im the marriage relation
tlai lhep once was % tlsi tIen should
hs
Il mas &c objec,ed thit yeg Iiitlc good
eaa ~ done Is masking me lass strict %
ihis STATE while thcy ag laN iu oihei
states but we sau sct good cSampl,
a least, and rcflaI, uke lbe lesa 10 g
{, fGm that = tep m8,b nodded
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-08

Sau Francisco ha population ot
600 tliausl II has ouly iuN complete
majority Imposing il % datc from
when tho gold men began % flock IN.
madprn uwu date. num nat time
from he close OF 1915
Jefferson DAVIS come back from
rapn 10 eromy Improved hoaitL an,
apparently cine spids Tie say,
though receiving maus attractive IN
zion, 10 live 8broad, lie could not con
his love Of country nEd sighed toI
Mississippi home 10 which be no,
turns. BuD he declares that he has &
forever with politics, which ls cert,
wise; and Il he bad nol, he would /
ably fud that American politics had d
win HIM lie isuow going through
south ON tour Of oya,ious from
lrienls.