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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-06-01

This 'sl0eal" came amer paper was
pf}utel last week. Try aua get locals Ia
by Monday evening, aF Tuesday, at the
latest, SIS we are obliged 70 go to press
about one O'Clock. p. m. ON Wednesday.
-Euu0R JotMhL,
After SO long tiac We have lad a
ulaa warm rain, which was very much
needed
Vegetation Is rather late On account
ofthc e9d and drought
-Anpg tree sFe Ia faIl blossom bat
uat near as iuli as last year
-0ug Gmers ara hsyiHg trouble with
Cummings & Co.,, about iha.r msik a
large peUeasa. afjl Isreponea a. siuns
ar -a4r Oaa nuHar la au.i sending
ana atleH wlIl lr tl.ers Is uai change
of better Ifm.k sour wAa there
j frost eyggy night Wl.ai mas ae expect
Ga dog days
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Nattf aaa 90 elr roads OF plenty
7'I ~ o'A
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tla Hest Regular Communication OF
aImm Ledge. j. 90 "A. 49, #id be
60 iiarH'aE eeH.H" 5aae ISL
Mr pma Webster and 8 party ot
ds w.i occupy thf'f rooms ct TIE
House He2t week. 'ar the SKINNER.
BRADLEY Il Blaekmcr ahb So bug
Isl tbaa. aud pounds afwoai Ia small
81 and pay 81 coed, Of cash pgIgcs.
I'm jonathan Ha.s. Of ST. Johns.
viii BE- the aft 'dlag Judge nj oar
81 Hgt commencing uevt Tue dag
Thought tlal it VIII be d loHg term.
r, 1.er gnrtmsg have moved
rs,af.8.a on Is ba sune, .oae
"a. ussrer tbs.F afarc. ana wiIf now
Alats handle awr s.t ANA other
gaoas on very favorable terms.
lmnB1 Nanrav ta. d hsna.amrl,
3c4 sv farm lauaa fr parsat ua
rss tn t,.1.sf. g.,.uu.f r,, agu-
rta,s A yar. dr.igabfa piaec
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assortment Of speelaelas. lie is
i bug I'd ymaaHips Hotel Those who
a Dts good. last year, aay De sells a
elass article al reasonable price.
"a Manchester he viii 20 10 the differ
4 towns 81 this vicinity.
Amos / swfeues ofthIs tsya lost a
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esgpg s,5 eaH.ps,.ar which vas
sDwp mo tho barn ward lie had
stlsrs very aeE oo,n n,o same
but Isl great efforts managed TO
: them. Farmers look ont
4 ggrtop Il "a ara po,v orauipg nj
rew store a ,e,, larye and atlrae-
stood 81 aaea. 81 an tpas They
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4 three ladies glHW aag $50 zc were
|une DgHwagl Cemetery ha week.
haI n encounter with ile swau.
opposing bHn perfectly harmless. they
|ehed i.F gmeelu modons, pegAag.
h guJHcr zau tasn they VIII iu
future lle GmaaB around af time
mne io a, H admiration af h.s
l0r, uhm suddenly without warning
walked oat aad pr pared ,a Do battle;
lads ahm ha taae o. Dis Myelite
ea steps fbsa Turned expecting 20
htrau,a. uast cake 70 Csc Wster. bat
81 va, d fab chase, an3 she was
god b 'esmpog up il4e hliI iu order 10
aIe lao a8.iag hnfm ffam lta isas
his &c should judge iHm ais aH-
faaag that he 1888 lH bothered hE
oNe, sud Intends 90 slow lu t8e
ast ibai hg HaHaraa uf az, lc
1et
Itas A Buckley. Is thc arm "a
llos & Cemoas 81 recently disposed
his lH4ttest 81 she luz Store 10 ".
Grover a8 llN stale "a He concern Is
/ = tHHuH & hWErg Mr 6nklf Is
1 wei kHuWa ana nlasHy ctE
llss leH contested Wa ti store
q started be e thoroughly
8h.ni E.l lAa a haTlHs a q
experience aad u .Elas {
me Esae3 the ela.ataH t has s
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-06-01

Havue r.str1 their arrangements are uoW
r.aaF g. Ell aI ar8rfa tt Short uaiieps The
aateF & rHt uP Us rstrs containing tea dozen
guar. patises aH8 cas- be cont o. al points n
tGs TH.teA States aua Cauadts. this celebrated
uiatfa4 HHttr daHs uat sstHt Hr separate. and
eaa ba krFl ANY IroEfh 20 tins wslllaat i1slag
lie eaa3sEtal arriag properties
TIE uateg rgfts al diseases 81 thr h.sodt
Hamars. sare Eges, I4laua, SIS. The mast Pee
Hla aaH de8rEtr are saoa restored tl ptriccg
lua.Eh and strength by tbe use % lhis wstoE
Casos waeH ar-t shipped g. Ht II retaiuod
E.ll Dc Tra.lsd iar e. Sd, until farther notice.
For further particulars aud Information
address bond & SWEAT. rrgpuetuss,
ST. Tabor Chalybeate spuug Co.,
Z3mBUr ST, Tabor Hutaua Co., W.
DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER
!, SHIP The ea-WftHefshlP faunsrlf exist
ing between Buekiey Ciom 1na. il This day dis
solved By mutual consent
al debts duo tha arm must be settled st once
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-06-01

--Latest.-Mr Wood has closed the
bargain with Haynes, two acres fer four
thousand dollars.
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-06-01

The Bennington County Sunday
School Union viii hold 70. scmi-auuud
meeting at Peru "Wednesday, June "a.
PROGRAMME.
1000 q. m. Devotion
1913 " Oral reports from Schools
represented.
1850 " Blackboard Exercise,
1900 " lu,omlssion.
1850 p. m. Discussion: Is It desirable
" TO give prizes In our sun
day Schools.
900 " Exercises by Peru SUN
day School.
$3.50 Miscellaneous Questions
and answers.
$3.50 " Adjournment.
Schools connected with Tie Union are
requested toseud delegates.
VS.. H. Hraa, Cor seo'y.
SALISBURY. Mas 80. 1871.
ngN0yulE.
No locals from this cntcpgisiug
village tb's week. As near a- we can
learn the people arn SO busy with Spring
work. aaA C. D. Williams now stock Of
goods taog have no time for other
"loaals."
SOUTH LasUuNnfGRY.
Parties iH Londonderry and adloin-
lug towns wishing to purchase furniture
rta, would DO well 30 attend Rcv. II.
Motifs cash sale Of household effects, aGl
nearly pew, 81 Town HaH, South Derry,
"a Wednesday, The 18th inst, at eleven
O'Clock. a. 90. Nv
-Rrr IsleHara Mott pastor Of Baptist
s0aely az SOUTH Londonderry 8. about to
remove 10 Canada West much to the re-
Efet af CITE friends here.
~ D. Hart keeps @ general a"og1-
meng Of goods rs bis variety store, also
watches e.agse lewslrr, Sc. See Isis
card Ca tlt Grst pasc efthe JoguSaL
uANogaE, ~.
amael Harlow has sold bls residence
Ia tee l.aee 80 salgn CLARK, Esq. aad
Is going ta laild oa ae Bot lately owned
BIS haa rase,
Daring & Aa Afise bare opeaei
,,arg leg tbe village aad ass doing a
thriving h-.ae
LEROY faH saB 81 Robert lsatl5a,
wlag S. Nafa In mal la eAtguaeH-
amasN gt Into els maeainsy sad
hfose a ,a4H lane 81 hIs luals
EN
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Dwight TAYLOR sold ton very tine
two wear Odds for $3.50. TO VI. lIawlev, Of
Manchester, for hs Sandgaio farm. Also
three iat cows. for $50. TO Mc-srs Hub
bard 81 Hopkins, which will be duly dis
tnbuled among the good people Of Man
chester. lie BIAS also sold the wool from
$40 sheep for over 500. Pretty good
for Dwight
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-06-01


NJ H. fa rrn- fas aa-s aaEgfnF
Ga srr ra.H E.taHe aaasl
earer s. els.
.s.. ..-.....-.. $780,. ~ f..r..
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Fa.a d E.aateast f4srrar8 Friday HErtsf
,at Eam Na5fsI with tWgalF-r 4
pound. nj trsat, tae nsut ag oae 3aE's
aa.ae.
--Naaf uaek Rim village fathers bava
ase af Buttons Steam Ilre Eaenes bore
mrfHaE An engine f. samesh.ng that
la. been Heele8 be5t. five bs3 ml oue
ia-t Fras it mlsHt taw saTeI property
worth .uo EHaala8 taaHaan8 dollars.
STA. A. Storey ha. rraalv refused
Gao for Dis tra acre lot opposite the
nnaf. W. 4. Wool wished 10 hag it
for NauratHek. c.. Nar.eaba iron
eaneara. l.umar saws TODAY. tIat De has
seauraH maa of navl HAYNES ff lbat
purpose. paving O. mach PES. price and
..''5 '''''' VIZ. a-''. ''''
The conduct OF Mr.. Storey ln thls i"-
sluea is to be blamed. Mt Wood ask
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Aaa.' i3'l9 daas .'e' gu H. ~
'i"''' h'as was laaf'ie'i aa ''e - if't.
20 &.lsa Byron 1'atA q f''ei--
D. , lae} age a"at so''n 'h
1888. wedding TONE N'ih las A'i'as'' 'e-
-''"' ' -''
-s0'i's 'af FREEMAN. Is ias gwen
..s mouse na" roofing ana Dir o"'''''''-
i"ts He" eaAt 81 pasei,
land af plenty. and that nation we
are getting Ont Of debt u.
Nt.T LEBANON
A few rrra5rs I'm this village is an,
this week.
AIR NJ 1,.tstf his nada a great
.t..,u. s., g.. l,t,.r Z, rapai,ting hin
house.
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h,cp ppteo3e3 ot This station recently.
on1 laid e,,. n W poosloo /, cor,oi,iy
has the appearance OF good article,and
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INol, MI
--Troians are all pleased that you do
not lose your interest in our city, even
if Won have lost your railroad connection
with us. Our business men remember
very kindly their former pleasant and
profitable dealings with the business
men of Western Vermont, and we do
not yet despair of re-establishing our
business relations with your section.
That trade as naturally comes here as
water runs down hill.
We are just now particularly indebt-
cd to your county for the temporary min
/ iHu"'iol' VI 'o'! "oio "uo 'lo4"en' VI
tho nplnit If 81 Jobn,s during tho all
.ence Of its rector II i needless to saw
olI orc instructed and edited NV tbe
sonpd loaicoI and nmincntlv nracticol
sorr,ops of thfs DISTINGUISHED clergvno,
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-06-01

NlN2tNl '"''h"' 1'"''lA'
PRIVATE bOAhp 80, ,.,,.
lew summer p0A'u''S /
2iwlilx EDMUND MANLEY, Dorset, Vt,
mur NopTu EASTEpN
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y" '''''''' ''
Membership S''Oo'
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,ncosssfo,lv op.ro,ed bv them i. in this
EA'"o'' T. iioi1Dh0oh' ifs''u'n'' VI
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FRANKLIN SAWYER lr'A' o0n' nA"'S"'
HE FOWLER. Agent. Manchester, Vt.
..r,
2lyoSo1 H. b HARD Agon'' Arnns'on' '"
NEW GOODS
,..,n.,.
just received al
CONE q boEloN.o,
Drags Goods ot
CONE 3 BUTTONS.
Dr. arl NTor,ollos ..
coSE pURroN's.
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oWiss' Doom anu o'i'ei mu'''"' "'
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CONE 3 BUTTONS.
Opera Flannels.
White ana 0'h'r 'o'ofs r a. ,,,proy.s
- 49,.
CONE BrRToE's
/ Gents White Dress Shirts at
90, ". ,.,1~---.
,
the new stock o. Carpets at
Took AZ tho Af.,,i,gs
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The Portland daily press., 1871-10-14

The Hutchinson Family will sing at the
First Baptist Church to morrow afternoon.
The list Merchants Clam Bake of the sea.
son will come off at Spurwink river this alter
noon.
Circuit Court in chambers yesterday, but no
business of importance was transacted.
The Army and Navy Unioa pay $500 for the
professional services of Parepa Rosa tor one
evening. This is the largest sum ever paid
for musical talent in this State.
Our readers are reminded that the sale of re.
served seats for the Army and Navy Course
will commence on Monday next at G. w.
Gilkey 81 Co.'s. The gallery seats alone will
be reserved.
The attention of policy holders o. the Sc
carity Insurance Co. is called to an announce
ment under the head of Miscellaneous Notices.
Every person interested in the welfare of the
Chicago sufferers should purchase a ticket for
the theatre this evening and thereby contribute
to a most worthy object, and at the same time
witness first class entertainment. The matt
nee this afternoon, at which the favorite drama
of Uuce Toms Cabin will be presented
should also be literally patronized.
Remember that this is positively the las
night of Messrs. Myers & Huntley's dramatic
season in this city, and let the hall be crowded
this evening.
No business in the Municipal Court yester
day, nor in the Supreme Court.
The ladies of the various parishes of the city
are requested to meet at the Council Chamber
on the afternoon of Thursday, Oct. 18Th, t.
prepare clothing for the Chicago sufferers.
& Officer Williams yesterday afternoon ar
rest Bridget Haney for an assault on a mar
named O'Neil on Cotton street, cutting hi
head badly with brickbat
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-14
HIG AN.


DETROIT, Oct. 13.-Full particulars of the
burning OF Manistee, Sunday night were re-
ceved day. About ten O'clock the fire-en-
CINE gave out, after which the flames ragged
without resistance in the helpless town, the
wind blowing gale all night. The loss is es.
minated ar nearly million, upon which there
is DOLLY $4,000 insurance.
The suffering of the people is beyond de-
scription. The people OF Grand Rapids and
Grand Haven supplied their immediate neces-
sites, and Senator Ferry and the Mayor of
Grand Rapids have issued an earnest appeal to
whole State for aid.
They say she latest news from Manistte more
than confirms all previous reports. The nee
essities OF the people are imperative. They
need immediately -four, wheat and clothing.
Direct supplies to Senator Ferry, Grand Hav-
EN-. government vessel will carry all con-
trbutions. The people OF Detroit and other
cities in Michigan are responding noplv.
Large quantities of clio hing, bedding ana
provision are being forwarded by boats TO Port
Huron, Lexiu2ton and Port SANTIAGO tor the
relief of the sufferers Hundreds of destitute
people are congregated at those places Later
reports from Holland announce Rev. Mr. Scott
safe, and it is now believed that no lives were
lost
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-14
CONN ECTiCUT.
Execution of kemti,-He ATTEMPTED AMI
md

BARrFoRD, Oct 13-David Kenty alias
James Wlison, was hung in the Hartford
County jail at 80 p. ~, to day for the murder
OF Warden Willard of the Connecticut State
Prison. He attempted suicide about three
o'clock this morning, endeavoripg to penetrate
his heart with a small wire which he had Sc
creted upon his person. In consequence OF his
weakness this morning, there was an effort to
procure a story of prneeedin9s. hui it failed.
At the hour for execution he walked ffrmfy
up on the scaffod, where ne made speech, in
which he said he had attempted 10 escape the
the ignoming of the scatfod. He justified his
act in killing the warden. He finally put the
rope over his OWE neck and met his tate with
out finching.
The execution was mainly private in the
presence only OF the county commissioner and
other officials and committee of twenty five
citizens collected as witnesses nd the gepor-
ters of the press
He was pronounced dead in fourteen min
utter the drep fell. A post mortem examina-
ton discovered the wire in his body, with
which he had attempted suicide.
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-14
super1or Gourt.

OCTOBER OWL TEEa-GoDDARD, j., PRESIDING.
FRIDAY-Charles F. Woodbury. VS.. William L
Penne Same Vs. Same
Two OF trespass against the defendant, dep
uty sheriff, 10 recover the value OF buckskn horse
and four sleighs, which were attached OH several
VIRUS against Edwin Russell.
Plaintiff claims title to the property in this case !;
the properly was attached writ in favor of Rn-
fus Prince ag inst Edwin Russell. Woodbury., the
plaintiff receipted for 1T, taking bill OF sale and
personal delivery OF it under that bill OF sale.
The defendant claims tnat the transaction was a
fraudulent one and done for the purpose of covering
up the property and getting it out Of the State that
the plaintiff by his admission had property in
the State at the time he was taken as receipter,
that he came from Boston, where he was journey
carpenter with the Russelis few days previcu
and returne after receipting tor the property
and taking with him all but this that is in con
troversythat all these to show Ie transac.
ton was tIaudulant one. On trial. Evidence Out
and Arguments made.
A. A. Strout. Symonds 81 Libby.
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-14
n,a.nestic Markets.

NEW YORK, Oct. 13-Egening.- closed
downward sales 1854 bales Middhng upla DIS at
208' Flour closed dull sales $500 hbls.; State 40
"a so; round hoop Ohio 05 q Z So; Western 40
(; sales ldl 600 BUSH; No. Spring So q Sc; No. 2
do at 90 % "a Wint,r Red Western So "a 81 !;
White Michigan 20 "a rs. Corn cosea dull; safes
12o,0O bash; Mixed Western in 76td; do aoat
79c. Oats dull sales $4,000 bush at 30 g SAC for
Western. Beef dull Pork lower; mess Is 81 ~ IL 81 ;
kettle 10sc. Butter steady Whskey dull sales 1860
b5s.; Western free Csc. Rice quiet; Carolina a
94c. Sugar firm; safes 750 hhds.; Cuba 81 q 10c-
Coffee steady; RIO 16s a l9e. Naval Stores-SpIr-
its Turpenine easier at 6S q 694c; kosn firm at 20
% rs Tor strain ed Petroleum dull ;crude 14al44e;
refined 25ac. TaIIow steady.
Freights TO Liverpool active. Flour per steam Sd.
Corn do lof; do sail q 81; Wheat per steam lid.
CINCINNATI, Oct.13 Pork dull and lower at 10 25
asAe1. Lard dun and dropping at 9sc. Bulk mt ats
dull at SIC for shouldeIs clear sides 7sc; clear rib
Tsc Bacon dull and loAer; cleariip sides Sc; clear
sides Ste closing nominal Tor both. Whskey in good
demand at 90c.
TOLEDO, Oct 13.-Four is firm and In fair de-
mand Wheat ia fair demand aud advanced or sc !;
Michigan So Mol Amber Illinois 50; No. ked
1t4a9 No at SO; rejected q a 2s. Corn In fair
demand and advanced 1c; high Mixed ES5; new do
Die; w Mixed 5Sc new 53c; White Tue; no grade
5ic. Oats quiet and unchanged; No. at 39t; No. 2
375c.
CHARLESTON. Oct. 13-Cotton steady; M,ddling
uplands 1S4 q 19c.
SAVANNAH, Oct. 12.-Cotton firm; Miodling up
lands at 1Ss g 1896.
MOBILE, Oct. 13-Cotton firm; Middling uplands
l94c
sSw orr FANS. Oct 13--Cotton strong; Middling
uplands 49, q 1sic.
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-14
Aid for { hieage,


Below we print the list Of SUBSCRIPTIONS
made yesterday for the Chicago sufferers
Among the subscriptions are boots ana SHOES
valued at $84, by j. s. E. r. Baroonr' ipe
Ancient Brothers Lodge of Odd feilo"s on
Thursday night voted 500, and last nieht
Ligonia Lodge, 1. o. o. F.. voted Soo to me
same purpose. Messrs Duprez q Benedict
offer a matinee on the afternoon OF the 24th
for the same object, at City Hall. on condition
that the hall rent be RENTED, and the Mayor
has accented their offer. Mayor Kingsbury
Yesterday received the following dispatch:
~ CHICAGO, Oct. 70 1871.
BENJAMIN Kingsbury, IN, Moor:
You have our heartfelt thanks for your prom
sed aid in our great distress r.sJG
(Signed) K. b. Mason, Mayor.
The Portland Packing Co. shipped yester-
day to the Mayor of Chicago nearly three tons
of preserved provisions, consisting of roast
chicken, roast beef and mutton, prepared sau-
sage, concentrated soups, &c. They were
passed by the Portland Steam Packet Co. over
Their line Free
Contributions of clothing and supplies may
be left at the City Marshal's office.
Subscriptions received up to ~ o'clock Friday noon