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fa6z 2otbrineen rrerre ii4 ourd NuS>
manperune entp6lteun. ~Da bleib' i&
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rperoen ? Nimmernebr !" bruumte Der
M|.e -; eineepadt~ rper &iiten bot, une
wer feline bat, Der idnlre iein &lnpel
Die Mutbieffen uuran> talo weresn aud
Mnrere na&fol9en" @o 9inss Don
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ter waren reileluftts unr i&alten Secea
aus, Der ni9t mittbun uno pas @reuben>
lano eeeen paris pertaul@en ,pouts.
Man bate ben 4euten porsei@tptnoeh,
in paris berr16e Maneel an Arbeisru.
Die %2ebensmtttel (tien woblfeiler ola bier
unp bic @obnuneen bctou,me man e,a'
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-07-20
TELEaRAPHIc NEWS.

A Telegram says that ca Thursday
night last . large body u disguised
men went @ the Alabama and Chatta.
nooEa Railroad shop IA Chattanooga
Tcaa, captured and locked up the
Waterman ia tie round house, and
then entirely disabled the engines Ia il
by removing parts 81 the machinery
which can only ic replaced from the
shops Ia the East Ne clue has been
obtained T. tie perpetrators No trains
left the city en- The railroads on Friday.
LoSpos, July IS Reports have lust
been received from Vienna represent.
ing that q terrible riot occurred there
sunday Tho Socialists are said to
have attacked the Ultramartaiues and
many people were injured The police
were powcrless and the military were
obliged 10 suppress the cmcutc.
A telegram to Lloyds from Hong
Kong, July 18th, announces that a ter
rifle typhoon visited Iliogo. Japan.
Seven steamers were driven ashore or
sunk, and were nearly or quite destroy
cd, The place was inundated and sui.
fered considerable injury, The Japan
csc cable expedition is safe
ScnummuIIE, n. y, July Is A
bad break occurred in the Champlain
canal at this place last night Navi.
cation will be suspended for several
days
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] have nothing II note 70 communl.
eate, save a number 81 arrivals at The
liram.ey h9ase % .gHgers from abroad
Il il NJ be hopci theiruhcly advent viii
pfeseGt our getting drowsy al 10 be
wholly lasi 8 Tie surrounding towas.
TIC feqacui slower. 81 laie baye done
lAesf work, aud Vegetation advances with
fat.foad speed II Il II. nj, mean.
Inls viii e better tsau was expected
a while gone b Weather finest Ia
town. roads. passable, ash waiting 70 bs
caught well COME and scc rs Yourself
Nj KllAac Wilder vas severely ILL
ten by h.s deg few days iace. ne was
eAtsae.las hedgehog quilis from the
asss lsWs ahea il seized biu by ase
mra laeeNiing il badly. Dr.. Bi1by Of
LeadQAdeigy dressed tie wounds. Ii l.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-07-20

rt9 Flafal yei. aed e Is 8. Ga lle gul
va not probably soon h,a
ia i astonishing bow people from
tit dis viii end Fufs ~. aad ts beet
3 5asfj erta among tie moBntains
bas ihs best af 81 Is tbs -eutacnaulg Pro-
gdei1t Sad nea kspl Aoase. nlleb 81
counts Or the Brmlg lI9usa be.ag ma S,
present
North Peru has aa tie plan 81 q
steam m8i Ia contemplation. bat ID seems
au ih9se who were e build it have ~
turned 10 Dorset Why & ildss There :
plenty Of energy there
LkSpaEayE.
The long looked faf horse sheds are
Ell luisled aad sofa. anl uoW Il "mtrei-
sol man can BE uleFe.ml 30 De. beast.
The hay rrap to all appearance will
be Frrg light tAis season, aud many of
abe farmer. src buying corn 90 order 30
keep their cattle through ihc coming win
ter
The grusshoppcu are very thi5k this
season, and are already showing their
destructive power
Labor s. very high and scarce and
farmers who are compelled TO hire will
not iiud TIA very paying business.
LONDONDERRY.
What has become Of your regular
correspondent We miss the usual gossip
from b, pen, not that we DO not know
what is happening among rs, but some
how an item seems to have an added
rest BY reading Il in print, besides we
want our friends at a distance to hear Of
as. Your scribe from this place has usu-
ally been very assiduous in gathering
items; and we like his siyle of nariating
an but those slang quotations from Bret
liaro with which he is prone to inter-
spersc his sentences, but then Tie style
seems to obtain with most all correspon-
dents.
The influx Of visitors from the cities
is greater than ever, whose versatile con
yclsation, polished manners, and elegant
toilets give a new lite to our village So
cicty. Among the late arrivals are
Mr.. S. u. Arnold and lady, from st. !
Louis, Mo-, two Misses Newell, and the
family Of A. II. Stowell, Boston, Mass.
Our village school progresses finely |
under the instruction of Mrs. W. /. /
Gibson.
Tie interest awakened in religious /
matters at the commencement Of Rev. u. /
Ioodhue's labors continues unabted.
Il wish TO say in behalf Of many ladies
hat the concentrations bestowed upon
our popular stage driver, by your Ches-
ter correspondent, are well deserved.
Ills attention to the comfort Of his lady
passengers, shows him possessed of the
feelings of a gentleman.
New tin cave cutters have been
placed upon the parsonage, also new
set Of blinds.
People are generally engaged in Sc
'uring the hay crop, hear it remarked
bat the same is very light.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-07-20
A. D G Al E


SEa H4EsESs an rBrNK sroRE
Opposite As Nus Hal,
MANCHESTER vrnuNr
rns naHuss,
paN nn>rt
assn 5taat naratr nAgsisE
rltas aSotr H,ssass.
rnE HswF uAszsss
Made Of ,hs Best ost stosl and wauAutsa ta
siys psri,sl Satisfaction.
Linen Horse Blankets,
Ear Tips and Fly Nets.
Trunks, Travelling Bags and Satehcls
scorca COLLARS FR HEAyY WORK,
HALrEEs, BRIDES. suRuNGLrs,
WHIPS, u0asE BRUSHES, Erc.
A general assortment e1pslaptl, an hand.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-07-20
TEoH Oh AiaANY EyeNlNu noaTs

raasc n fram Naa al h slaAny ar rray
night Steamboats,, lesre Troy 4lr q rleHesl
wtA N3tetes q shushAn hruuaE a Tie
Equiu2s House "a 5a8rN
lhsinuce frem uphsn O. Manchester Ia
mllcs through the beautiful yalicy 20 ihf lat.
tehtiN.
THIS is enc u Tho most lel ghtfal Stage Routes
ln the country and passengers sil 8ud Clean
Coaches aud pohte Attention on dis Inns
Fare Bs low. Time qpirker than IL any
other route ftom Nrs YORK. 81 MAnehrsttt
carriages oricrod ~ Telegraph vii rs sent 4
Nhnshap Rom The Nlu,ua2 Huuac a meet any
'lains from New loIk ct Troy, At Moderate
Charges
isssf myers who desire to roach Troy atea M.
90 New lerk - ~ y, M, vii " taken K shnshan
y connect with tfaias that will enable them %
DO "a. tatf,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-07-20

4 Is 7 R 7 Q N 4 co.
Factory Point,
are this day in receipt Of the largost. most va
RED aud complete assortment Of
DRESS GOODS
in tins part Of Bennington County,
Japanese silks, grey and plaids.
Mauneh Chsllis,
Bun Belfast sultlngs
Oxford suitings,
Pophn Mixtures, all shades,
Fine Dress Iineps,
New Mpacas, blue black aud black,
Pure Mohairs, DC
Fine styles in light prints,
Lawns aud CAmbrics,
We have also new lot
Brown and Bleached Cottons,
Choice new styles in
Light Cassimeres.
Great Bargains in
Cottonades, Ticks and Delainos.
These are all fresh goods, selected with great
care from Boston market during the depression
Of last week, and will bo
Sold Very Low.
We have removed to our new and more COM
modidns quarters IN the store formerly occupied
by q. W. Smith, where you viii always lind us
happy to show
GOOD GOODS
at market priees.
BURTON 4 co.
Factory Point, June !, 1871. 4llyl26OI
HOT
Hotter
Hottest ! /
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-07-20
CHESTER.

On Saturday evening last, fire engine
Yosemite, belonging TO Fire District
No. ?, made its trial squirt 155 feet was
reached playing through a three-fourth
inch nozzle. Spicy remarks were made
by members Of the company aud by i.
". Marsh, Esq, after which the latter
gentleman invited all present to an infor-
NAL beverage collation.. Say what YOU
will, what is understood to be District
No. 2, contains many of our most enter
prising men. Success TO you gentlemen.
"A travelling Bohemian signing him
self J.P, Oberdorf and correspondent of
the Dansyille, (N.Y) 1deeyftser has been
calling us "gum chewers." lie SAYS doz-
ems Of our frst-elass ladies and gem
tlemen may be seen at anytime chewing
away for dear life. What's the use of
lying SO, donkey? Suppose somebody
should draw your portrait and tell folks
through the newspapers how you went to
a circus and on ten cent bet swallowed
three feet Of two inch bologna sausage
at sittingt Come over here and let some
Of our FIRST class" girls spank you into
decency.
Col. VIM. A. Miller appeared on our
streets yesterday with his new summer
phaaoa. The Col. has before manifested
symptoms OF genius. Now Colonel pale
no moro under old "Sols" unrclcnting
rays. d.
sRArTLEBoRo.
MIR. & Mrs. b. +. Bingham, (tcacher
of the High SCHOOL, had delightful am
niyersary Of their 18th wedding day, on
the evening Of July LIST. Probably
thousand persons called during the even
ing. The presents consisted ola hand
some plated tea set, china set and
set, a purse of S7j, pho
tograph album, an elegant copy of"Neb-
ster's Unabridged" silver basket, ring,
silver ice pitcher & salyer etc. The
Band were present. Or. G.
+. Frost made the presentation speech.
and Mr.. Bingham responded. This De.
but half expresses the re-
gard all feel toward Mr. b. Certainly Id
a proper education Of the youth, makes
our destiny, we owe him much a. a good
and liberal teacher
-Bsruum's great circus i here to-day.
the lltb, crowds are here to be Aumbug
ged If they can be.
The P1aai1 says Our frcmeu again
victorious, VIC al say 50, and feel duly
proud Of the boys"
"A new directory Of Brattleboro has
lately been publishcl-gigug sa,l.fac-
ton. BY A. c. Tuule.
-Chas. Crosby, a townsman, leaves
here on Saturday with BIZ. family for
Europe.
The Congregational Minister, Mr..
Mighill, gave the address before tho
Society Of religions inquiry, al Amher.t
College last sunday ltls rare 50 Young
j graduate i called upon 10 give this al
dress, but be gave falI satisfaction.
The Baptist Society give al Organ
Concert next week, Dudley Buck Of
Chicago presiding
We have an active anu-Mason. or
inii-seerei society man, Ia the person
4 Gen J y. Phelps short time since
prominent odd Fellow by name q Com.
nolore Stewart visited tbs place, among
'iber 'Aings represented himself q naval
'fAaer, bat Gen Phelps has uneanbea
llm, getting AZ order from the Deuart.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-07-20
rm rouNox notsE MANCHESTER

~ go Returning leave TIE Equinox
tie1ae ~ Use b y striving at shuahah = y +,
tf"' tsa g Npw Aark mf y ., HHisoa
morning ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-07-20
rAwLH

We ara pleased TO learn that youag
De ~ u Sinaler has moved to our yil.
a&a sad will continue his profession
a1e Considering biz ability, talent and
iaus experience s. physician and sar-
seon ia iie army and ous, We are hap
p % extend the welcoming hand.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-09-14
ALL READY
Al THE
Popular and Low-Priced Fry Goods
HOUSE OF
w. D. LOVE r. co.
W. D. LOVE & co.

NM E have opened this season up to the
wv. present time $50 packages OF Choice
GoUdB for Fall and Winter selected Will,
great care expressly for this market, bought
direct from first hunds, at much lcss thun re-
guar prices All the departments arc now
We have full line Of DRESS GOODS, COM
prlhihE oil tho new fabrics. such a. EpauS
!hcs, HalouiH dc paiis, Japanese Silks. Pop
nhs, Cha!lies, 8c., unrivnltd for qualities,
styles and prices.
In CARPETS and RUGS, we have some OF
tiln choicest goods produced his season
We have q big stock Of BLANKETS. ShawIs
Clcaka, Sucks, Jackets. Cloths. Cassimcrcs.
fwentis, Jcana, Linseys, Checks, Homcspuns
and Prints, which must be cold TO make room
for moro on the way.
nico limo of CLEANING by the yard.
Our HOSIERY, Gloves and Mcrino Under
wenr cannot be eXcciicd anywhere.
We keep tho best quality Of TABLE DA-
MASK, Napkins, Dog lies, Towels and Linens
III tho State for the lluney-housc. keepers
make n note or this.
We have a nice line Of Ladies' white ready
made UNnER-CLOTHlNG,m made in ihs best
manner. Of limo material
Our I.ace and Embroidery Department
always contain the latest novoltics Ladies'
rancy .'lik Neck-'1ies, III all the new styles
Mo sell the best White Dress Shirt in the CITY
for tho money. Wo solicit orders from CITY
or country, and invite oil to inspect our stock. !.
which will be shown freely.
l'lcaBo remember we keep only the hest
makes VI Goods, and have but ONE PRICE.
w. d. LOVE Il CO.,
Columbia Hotel Building,
~. ~. LOVE. Main street.
Is. Is. McCnEERy. Sent ~
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-09-14

With pnin we announce the death OF
Col Levi Legett, who died ut his resi-
dence, in this County, last Thursday.
Col. Legett was and had been for many
years prominent and influential citi.
zen. and the sad tidings Of his death
will be regretted by his many friends
throughout the State. --l[urion Star.
Miss Carrie. daughter Of Mr.. j. b. d.
DeBow, of DeBo,o's Repie,o, was fatally
burned in Nashville, few days ago,
while dressing for party.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-09-14
American Intelii1ence.
NOON DISPATCHES.

LARGE IMPORTATION-THE TURF-CINC1N-
NATI ExPOsITION-HEAvY POST OFFICE
sWINDLE-KU KLUX COMMITTEE INYEsr1-
CATIONS - HEAVY DEFALCATIONs-pRo.
CEssIoN IN FAVOR OF. EIGHT HOURS
EPISCOPAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF sA-
yANNAH-FEvER DEATHS, &C., &c.
SAN FRANCISCO, September 12.-Twen.
ty car loads of tea and eight of coffee
went East yesterday.
The steamship China, from Hong
Kong. has arrived. She brings pack.
age Of musk, % of merchandise, 670 OF
silk and 49, of tea, for New York,
1,718 for Chicago, and 3, 403 for Boston.
LEXINGTON, KY, September 13.-
Longfellow beat Pilgrim in two-mile
race time, 3.3874; 3.344. Planet won
q three.quarter. mile dash-time 1857.
CINCINNATI, September 1911, 900
persona attended the Exposition. New
England and the South contributed the
largest part OF the fabrics. Georgin,
South Oarolina and Tennessee are repre-.
sented, especially in brown sheetings.
Georgia sends sheetings, tickings, osna-
burgs aud warps.
NEW YORK, September 13.-The Sun
reports intense excitement in post office
circles over an alleged defalcation in the
money order department. The Sans
article mentions John w. Norton. and
places the swindle ut from 800. 600 to
$l50,000. Norton, however. being a
man of wealth, compounded with the
Government, md resigns. John Mason.
o clerk, was detected opening letters.
and held in $4,000 bail. He hus been
in the post office twenty five years, and
owns valuable property. Other en-.
ployecs arc suspected OF similar crimes.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-09-14
FINANCIAL ArD oummnWoIAL.

COLUMBIA. s. O., September IL. 4.-Sales
OF cotton, to-day, 33 es-middlino
1890.
LIVERPOOL. September 1873 P. NJ
Cotton opened steady and is now active
|-uplands oN; Orleans o24; sales Is, 600
bnles; speculation aud export 1000.
LIVERPOOL, September I3-Evepinp.
Cotton closed firm. .,
LONDON. September 13-Noon. Con.
soils 933s@93%. Bonds 93h. Weather
throughout England fair.
PARIS, September 13.-Rentcs 57f,
NEW YonK, September 13-Noon.-
Flour shade frmcr Wheat q trifls
higher. Corn 10. better. Pork steady.
ut 3.75@13.S7. Lard steady. Cotton
firm; sales /. 500 bales; mid,lIing uplands
u; Orleans 2l2s. aud held higher.
Freights very firm. Stocks active mud n
little stronger. Gold 1874. Govern.
ments dull but steady. State bonds very
dull but steady. Money easy, ut 2(03.
Exchange -loug 82s; short S5a.
z T. M.-Money 2(O3. Gold 1376Gl
IL. Sterling dull and nnsettled-prime
bankers 815 O. S11. Governments de-.
clined 16(1Io. States very dull. with
little change. Sales of cotton for future
delivery, to-dny, 1900 bales; for Sen.
tember, 2014; October, 105GMl931; No.
vember, 191a9l955; December, i0IS@
l09-l6. Cotton i'll strong demand; saI Ies
1887 bales -uplands 201s; Orleuns 21ll.
tlour-Southern shade tirmer. Wins
key quiet, at 92M. Wheat 1C02c. bet.
ter and In fair aemnnd-winter red West.
ern l.53@l.57. Corn better but unset
tied; demand chiefly for speculation, at
ll(92. Rice steady, at S31:(dS32i.
Pork lower, at 1875. Lard heavy-kei-
tie 93a. Freights very firm.
LOUISVILLE, September l3. Bngging
III light demand; denlers willing to maku
concessions for round lots. Grain and
provisions in fair order demnnd, and
prices unchanged. Whiskey 81.
| CINCINNATI, September H. 3--Floulfirlu.
Corn stendy. Pork weak, ut IL so.
Lard steady. Bncon unsettled aud
much sold-shoulders 61S; clear sides
l734. Whiskcy 90.
| ST. LOUIS, September 13.-FIour and
corn firm. Whiskey 80. Bagging uu-
changed. Pork firm. ut 13. .00(DI3. so.
Bacon firm shoulders Z. Lard firm.
NORFOLK, September 13.--Cotton
quiet-low middling 1Sla@182l; re-
ceipts 81 bales; sales 30; stock sos
| GALVESTON, September Ii Cotton
quiet and stcady-good ordinary l7l1;
receipts AS bales; stock II ,G3S. mn
CHARLESTON, September l3-Cotlon
lirmer aud III good demnpd-m mi,ldllng
lS3l0l9; receipts BIT bules; sales 200;
Stock 4,417.
BALTIMoRE, September l3.-- Flour
lirmer. Wheat active and firm. Cora
active; higher grades ndvunced; lnrge
sales to arrive. Whiskey quiet, ut 92lS
(g93. Cotton middling 2OHGg
2022.ii; receipts 55 bales; sales Gl5; stuck
6S5.
BosroN, September 13-Cotton strong
middling II =; receipts 4S bales; sales
100; stock 1000.
MOBILE, September 13. 3.-Cotton firm
|-middling 1919; receipts $50 bulcs !;
sales $50; stock 5,7S1.
| PHILADELPHIA, September 13.-Cotton
| frm-middling 81.
MEMPHIS. September 13.--Cotton
scarce but firm-middling held ut 20Ia
| SAVANNAH, September Cotton
very irregnlar-low midding lSL(0
l8M; receipts 354 bales; sales so; stock
1928.
AUGUSTA, September 13.-Cotton firm
-middling 10; receipts 120 bales: suIes
New ORLEANS. September 13. Flour
G. h arle stOn Ehari1
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