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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-07-25

The following j. IA order Tor supplies
recently sent 10 an Americas tGa.) grocer
by . fishing excursion party.
nER sra Myself and a couple Of
friends leave this morning on fishing ca
curslou, aud You will please send us, by
l.earor. the following articles, which, 10
you prefer il, son cen charge To either
Jaek Brown ur Ben lsockctt. Either Is
thc beat
Fonr pounds of sall aud small casl, Of
whiskey.
Ten pound. % lard aud large jag Of
whisGry
Taucc good, siont fishing lines ahd
three pocket ilAsks u whiskey.
Oac paper 81 large Limerick hooks. aud
= gallon II whiskey ia any oh vessel you
dant use shout tic store
Also send me one pound q white sugar
And a stnAH jag 81 vhiskcs.
iiarrieilt youp. fnn Coca.
r. $. A. We shall be gone several days
aud s. snakes aFe bad GA the river II this
season., my physieiaa has iasl stepped la
And suggested that VIC better sake along
aHale Whskey send il, AID eater Il GA
year books w3lh other Items above
T. G.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-07-25

PY A NEW METHOD o. LIFE
- athEE. maFg aefa fessiS Asa
fsa ea.sEasus uty n aeFea b.
sssaaas Possessed 81 sIs.ssat4lsaaaz tfguiy.
$50 sfsf hs.i Fs.s.fs 8 fafas autl Sc m541ie
.ffatf Fsn 81 thsf Ares TAsss reealts arr
..s.Fss - asss sl8Aaasal q tas Ioauua
Ff.nc.s s s. $40 1lsifltatils e sf.asaas, ans lg
aG.asaaF fat snaaaa e. asa hf pe4y % tht
tea5.sHF y snsf sfsisI Jsf.a.is.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-07-25
TAKE A CERTIFICATE
II THE
NORTH EASTERN MUTUAL LIFE
ASSOCIATION,

or
BRATTEBORo, VERMONT,
iOrFICE N TOWN HALL
AND
PROT ECT YOUR IA mi l. Y.
The Expense il Less than One.tlird the Cost
in An Old >tockPian Company.
DIVISION 80, l.
For per,ous aged 90 TO 70, ADMISSION, IS Oh
ANSuAL puE 81 % ASSESSMENTS 81 10
Fer each death Present number, 200.
DIVISION b.
Ages 20 to 20, ADMISSION sl0 90
ANNUAL DUE IS 90 ASSESSMENTS II 10
For csch death. Number about 1000
DIVISION +.
Ages 40 to60 ADMISSION $40 90
ANNUAL Dur s. % ASSESSMENT 81 10
For each death. Number about 1000.
Apply to II X. FoWLEH, 1T Manchester, and at
Arlington, to II. ). Hand.
Ia case Of the death Of any member Of the as
ISOLATION his heirs or assignees will receive ~
many dollars a. there are members in HE di-
YsiOn
BrAttleboro. VI, May 18th, 1872. 13iyijx
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-07-25

TUNTINE SAVINGS FUND Foley
IL lssea aa $40 seafs eauditiga. ka3 presents
he fslasaaF DISTINGUISHING FfATulIS.
whlab AZ Illustrated ay calculation II prolsalsle
rssalts ga raley q Tee Thousand Dollars, Al
UHpnsEI LIFE RATES. age Va auuual IFe-
rlaa f1I &c.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-07-25
YOUNG NAPOLEON.

This much esteemed horse was rsised by $.
g. Miller, Esg., Of South Vernon His color II
bright bay, hight Is 4 hands, age is years this
spring, and Weighs Eleven Hundred Pounds
Young Napoleon WAS sired By the Titus Horse,
he hy Hills Black Hawk he bY the old sherman
Morgan dam thorough bred Bullrush Morgan
The dam Of The Titus horse was sherman and
BuliIu-h Morgan hence, Young Napoleon com
biuer Ia "a eminent degree some ~ tle finest
strains of Morgan blood 70 BE- found ia THE
country.
TIE A5ocs Hofss may bc fyHsd al ne RalRe n
he subscribes ia
Factory Point, Vermont
who hAs been az considerable expense 10 secure
this valuable znimai, aud hopes the public will
appreciate his efforts to offer the services % q
tlrsl class stock horse.
TrHRs 5000 to Warrant 70 b. paid March
let. 1875 II The mare proves sith f0al al uafes
dlspo.ed Of before tie time u iuaiHF, sail be
considered altA iosL Z sturng provided f9f
mars from q distance. al accidents a. tltt rlsE
u The Gamer
s =, THAYKI. Proprietor.
J. A. IHAlEH Agent.
FACTORY P.4nt, May iat, 1914 5is~-
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DR.. RAILWAYS
PERFECT PuRGATIYE PILLS.

tsz,fssly us8gs, egFaaGg edted WIS sgfs' rtat
NagFe frfHfsta. plIfFs NsaHt. haa Hfei flitss
k.seaF't Ias II tas tlFe . 81 tlaf5e1 y tie
alatzA. Llsel BaHsa, k4Hffs, 4 ~aaff h-faas
B.nfaaes, UssaAala, tas7llifs Is $50 1888
NsFtsil0B Dose ss. E0-sara aas fe'7s
laatlas = lse riwEf, gus, Nd 81 bg4Rs
alfsss n DE lsshnai Nisdafa Maffzatal g esua
Positive c4ft paesiF Raszts g, tfs1a-a II - a-sfs
slfs uslsfas, e. Gssttrf.gas E'aas.
gT- DaacfFs thh faa5aE i}MHas ni4l4AE
u9a ba9flafa q isat bien DrEaa5
eaaupsls8s iast4 l1.a t.aaa z a. &sas 2 g
fias1. kstff4 = fss aasaal8 saaas itsiaara l'Es#
= Hsaa o. iasss EGGS SO eias4aa.f saa t5ats
ia1a si1sias = zftaas = a. j z - ziafA s1
4asa = a. ifss4 figrTa asa ias Asaaallis siiaa
IL & 81 issast LhafIuF hsEaatiF as'asaiif @taa Z
Essae Fs4afe EFHstaa ~ Hssaaa Aags y 2 70 Hsa4R
~ sos Frfsf so hsI FssH . az asas - .-ass
Il fsHaslHflsa 1saaEaaa y aas haia 49, fiHsi Faat
~ siss Cassi tat aal iaasa tl-alss Z i5ss a''sE
- f.ssE
4 ~ sasss q EABWh3s F'iIs VI Dee tie
kEMeE ffaa4 81 ttr palFa.sasA Eiaafl ri
.sss ~ s4a SID 3D. Nh 4N&hff
HAD aFAlNE AID fht III hma ga tta
a@nE % EAHHaG CO. Do q AAa.f4 ias's
8s@. Y3fts l1f-l@szs- sra A.-zat.i - e
sesa -,
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N. L. HART.

n. E. HART
have removed into the store formerly oc-
cupied by J. l.. Pierce 4 Co. and have greatly
increased my stock Of
DRY GODS
including
Dress Goods
Prints,
Cotton Cloths,
Dolly Yardens,
Crookery
Paper Hangings,
Window Curtains,
Groceries, al all kinda,
JowelIy,
Plated ware
Flour, &c, &c. &c.
will sell these goods as cheap, for cash, as
the same quality can be bought for at any store
in the country. ,,.,,o,
N. l.. HART.
South Londonderry, VT, May sth, 1872. 223tfx
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INCOMPATIBLE POLICY
rHIgp.AS ANNUITY,

THIEp.AN ANNUITY
Al the eud Of years the Profile Will EStinguish
the Annual Premiums, aud with the subsequent
annual premiums vii purchase a yearly Income
Of .-.---........-. N7J 80
or, At the end Of 20 years, Of .-..... 647 40
These estimates are derived from careful
digest Of pact experience, aud are endorsed by
SHEPPARD HoMANs, Consulting Aetusry.
Persons intending to assure their lives will
End It 10 their advantage to examine this new
plan with care. Documents giving full partieu-
lars Of the rules Of The company with regard to
the issue u the above savings fund policy, ex-
tended tsblcs Of rates, and other interesting
matter. may be obtained by application to the
EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE So
CIETY,
100 Broadway, New York,
or any Of its representatives throughttho United
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-07-25
" HE D o NJ y S I'll G ="

Has shu.tle-bobbiu shlch carries about double
be- amount q thread that other Family Ma.
eh5uss Do
uts lWsgs a. much room undei the "arn' and
the "psesssr foot, aua needle rsssss higher.
Glazed cotton is good enough cot the "Domes'
tis 20 ana IA sill nee ths eoarsssi numbers % il
even ia the Aauds q al Ordinary operator.
IL hss us nariag Aosdle Arm. with geaIs At
tarbea ~ aams l-lsv tLo isbsf 10 drive tbs
nesdle. but ibs poser is applied srsesiy ID
tbs eNeedgs Bar. Ana heucr ruBuing eastsr and
alth gtss uaase
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pETTENGlLL's5
KIDNEY-WORT
OR FILE co i FEE.

q * l. i j. r. T. - J. / T. h
Greatest Blessing Of the Age"
This invaluable medical compound il not liable
10 the common prejudice against such hqgid
preparations A. " Bitters "Buchus, Ne, doc
torud with poisonous rum or minerals. IL Is a
dry, purely vegetable compound requiring only
the additon d pure water, possessing remark.
able curative properties gentle catharilc
without facilitating A. is the case with most
pufRatlycsl, and removing all unhealthy aecre-
lions and yitiAted blood, healing aud inugorstng
the system; oiiecluaily curing some Of the
most common aud painful diseases afllletlng
mankind that battle medical skill all forms OF
PILES AID KIDNEY COMPLAINTS,
GRAVEL, LuMBAGo, CoSsrWArfoN, &C., Sc.
sr Warranted 70 AFori Rdig.~6a
Get kidney Wort circular where medicines
are kept or, If requested, mailed 10 your address
By the KIDNEY WoRT Co., 81, Adams, Vt, or g..
O. GOODWIN & Co., Wholesale Agents, Boston. II
furnishes reliable testimonials OF the wonderful
success Of this medicine in removing such chron-
c diseases as named Of many years standing,
and that regular physicians prescribed ts use
In the community where 1t has been IN constant
~ growing demand for seyera years without adj
vertsing. One physician says: at works like a
charm, always benehcislly." Those who have
used il say at is the greatest blessing Of the
age " ! believe ! should not now be alive but
for it, NC. Sold by all dealers in medicine
See the Circular.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-07-25

Although Il requires Of other manufacturing,
Family machine 500, Light mauafaetur-
log" machine j75l. TO DO This.
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HEALTH BEAUTY!

STRONG AND PURE RICH nLOOD-lN-
CREASE or FLESH AND WEiGHf@GLEAE
SKIS AND BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION BE-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-09
AN INCIDENT GROWING OUT OF THB JEFF
DAVIS SLEEPING CAB SCANDAL.

A Heutbcrn OnrecOnstructed Rebel Roughly
Treated by u Railroad Conductor-The De-
feudcr Sf M0blle Unable ca Defend Himself.
The Memphis Appeal of the "a Inst. contains the
following particulars OF the assault on General
Maury By 4 conductor on the Chattanooga and
Memphis Railroad. which was briefly mentioned In
our telegraphfc despatches:-
leaving Chattanooga General Dabney H. Maury, the
well known defender OF Mobile, stepped into the
Pullman sleeping car and took seat. Seeing MI.
TriCe, the conductor, he asked him II this he carr
that It was known as q Southern Pullman car but
was owned by q Northern company. General
M0ury then asked Trice his name and on being ans
wered picked up his carpet sack and left for the
brakesmsn. General Maury INDUCED in some re-
MARKS about ham, making threats OF summary
character. Trtce upon hearing this, made up his
mind 70 inquire into II and was about leaving his
pose when General Maury made mis- appear
anoe and addressing him (Trce) asked, "Are
you the man who circulated those lies about Mr..
DsvB" To which Trice responded, II am the
Naury responded, stepping back and putting his
hand on mis- nIp, ''Y0u are damned lying SON OF
b-h;" wRerenpOu Trice seized General Maury BY
the arm to prevent him, as ne says, from shooting,
near Ills hand, struck General Maury on the head
every tune he attempted to get up perhapa six or
seven timesl until he became senseless from the
petition Of the CLOVIS. BY this time the In
motion, therefore the authorities could not inter-
vene. General Maury was taken charge OF by the
employees OF the train until Huntsville was reached,
where he put on to receive medical treatment.
II not known what the result OF the injuries may
BE- but we hope that they will not prove fatal. This
afair. 80 much to be regretted, and which was
much talked last night win, OF coursc. be the
subject OF 0l1.caal investigation when we viii have
more accurate aud fuller details.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-09
BASE BALL ON THE ICE.
A Well rlaycd Game at the CapitoIine
Lake.

A Well riaycd Game at the CapitoIine
Lake.
At the invitation Of Messrs Weed b Decker, Of
che Capitoline Skating Lake, several well known
base ball professionals visited the lake yester
day for the purpose Of enjoying o few hours
snort on the ice. Among those who responded to
the invitation were Bobby Ferguson, Joe Start,
LID Pike, George Hal, York, Barlow, Dehlman,
Burdock, Kenny and Macdonald, with several very
good skaters. all or whom possessed good knOwl-
edge OF the game. Two sides were chosen,
Ferguson taxing charge OF the CapItone nine and
start doing the same Tor the Field ien The play on
both SIDES was very 1ne and furnished considerable
fun to the spectators especially at the efforts OF
several professionals TO do the old thing up In
STYLE but who forgot the treacherous nature OF their
understandings, and just as they expected to take
the ball on tile ny or TO DO neat bit OF base play,
away thew would 90, measuring tnelr Iull ieh8th
on the ice, while the ball or runner would be some
distance nom them before they could regain their
ieet After playing i've innings the game was
called, WIN tue Capitoline nine ahead, with score
OF 81 TO l5 The following being the full score OF tne
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-09
THE UNPAID CITY CLERKS.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
have read with attention letters published from
time to time in your valuable Journal giving the
public insight Of the sunerings OF public servants
and being an unfortunate who has suffered greatly
for the want Of moneys due me by the city ask
that you publish this letter. trusting may have the
effect OF bringing to the nouce OF those In power the
since August 81, 1871 am not a sinecurist, but
can be found at my post OF duty each day OF the
Common Pleas. do not stand alone. All OF the
Ofiicers OF this Court are deserving class OF men,
and discharge the duties Of their position with strict
observance. We desire to paw rent butcher, grocer,
&c. The firemen and policemen presented just
claims and were attended to, although there was
but one months salary que them. The officers OF
this Court have not received one cent for services
rendered for five months AN OFFICER,
Court OF Common Pleas.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-09
STREET CLEANING COMMISSION.
Authorization of Payments to COntracto

Authorization of Payments to Contractor
Brown.
The Commission met yesterday &C the offlce OF the
Comptroller. The obect OF the session was to SO.
cure the approval OF Judge BoswOrth to Contractor
Browns bill presented at the meeting Of the Board
when the Judge was absent. The bill Is for street
cleaning up to December 81, 1871, ana amounts to
Sl24,825, with drawback OF $4,000 for work left
undone In the Fourth ward. Judge Bosworth
offered TO approve of the December bills If deduc-
ton OF 900 De made to cover any work left UNI
done. The Mayor then moved that all bills OF fhe
contractor up to December 81 be audited and Oruered
to be paid. Mr. Green offered an amendment that
the details OF the bulls be inserted in the resolution
The resolution as amended was adopted, and 1t
was resolved that SIS, 900 be deducted from the
amount to cover any work left undOne.
The Board then adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-09

ApLER-On Thursday. February 8, 1872, CHARLES
]. ADLER, In the 21st year Of his age.
the funeral Will take place from the residence Of
his mother 300 East Fifty-seventh street. Sunday
friends are invited to attend.
BALDwIN.-On Wednesday February 7, at Bald.
winsvie, L. l.. THOMAS BALDWIN, IN the nth year
Funeral Will take place on Sunday, at twelve
o. clock NJ, from his late residence. Relatives and
friends Of the family are invited TO attend 90 ,-,
the son OF MRS. Q. Baylss OF this city.
Relatives or friends may learn particulars by In.
curing OF BENJAMIN II. Baylss, 100 Broadway New
BLIss.-At Elizabeth, N. j., on Wednesday, Feb
ruary 7, ROBERT BLISS In the 10th year OF his age.
BoNIPACE-EMMA, wife OF John Boniface, In the
Norfolk and sussex England, papers please copy
BRIGGs.-On Wednesday, February l. MARIANA,
vie OF Luther J. Briggs, Jr and daughter Of Jonas
Friends of the family are invited to attend the
funeral, from the residence OF her fatner 1877 Union
street, Brooklyn on Saturday afternoon, at two
O'Clock.
BRoAD.-In Brooklyn, L. l., on Thursday Feb
ruary g. LEWIS BROAD, o native OF Natlck, Mass,
aged 81 years.
New England papers please COPY.
BROwNsoN.-On Tuesday, February 9, after long
and painful illness, JAMES BRowssoN, aged 80 years,
IL months and days.
The relatives and friends o. the family, also the
members OF star Council, No. AZ, Q. U. A. NJ, OF Ho-
bOken, N. j., are cordially invited TO attend the
funeral, on Sunday, February, IL at one O'Clock.
from the Charles street Methodist church. near
MONTGOMERY avenue. Take Hudson City cars at
A0boken Terry.
Troy papers please COPY. -,
CONDON.--On Wednesday, February Y, JAMES,
youngest son Of william and Maria Condor, aged
Tne relatives and friends Of the family are 70.
specially invited 70 attend the funeral from tne
st CuSnISaHAxs-0n TUESDAY,. February Q. 1872,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-09

The Dock Commissioners Asking for Money
Proposal to ssMundamus' tho Comptroller.
the Commissioners OF Docks held their regular
weekly meeting yesterday acknowledgement Com
missioners Aanew tpresiding,, Wood. Hunt, Kane
and Henry.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
The Executive Committee reported adverse 70
paying W. F. Mcnamara Silt for advertising In the
IRISH People and Sunourst IA 1t was not ordered by
the Department: In favor of making repairs to bulk
heads between piers 20 and "a and pier 20 East
River, at COST not to exceed $3.50; to repair pier
No. East River at expense not to exceed ST. 600;
adverse to dredging slip at pier 45 East River
Adopted.
The Auditing Committee reported the names or
lessess Of property subject TO rent the amounts ac
crued and collected, &c. The arrears at the time
the Comptroller handed over the property to the
Commissioners amounted to $1l2.o77; the amount
OF rents accrued from May 1, 1870, to the 1st No
has been collected $67l2l9 81; the amount OF rent
apparently due from lessees. 81, 1922 80. This
suit; $50, 500 is retained by Henry smith against a
claim for rent, and $l2 500 which another party re-
fuses to paw SO that $12 remains to be collected
THE COMPTROLLER AND THE BOARD
Mr. WoOD closed a lengthy speech condemnatory
or the course OF the Comptroller by moving the FOL
lowing resolutions
Resolved That the Secretary directed request the
Counsel to the Corporation TO apply to the Supreme Court
for for % sn 70 compel the to issue mil
Sinking Fund in November proceeds to be
paid 10 the department for its without delay
Mr.. AGNEw was disposed tn wait little longer
and write to the Comptroller upon the subject.
MT. HENRY cOntended that Mr.. Green had not
done his duty to the Commissioners OF the Sinking
Fund, or to the department. TO his oath OF Office
1t was his duty to issue the bonds and he was not
hs 70 any e
Mr.. KANE Thought mandamus was the only way
OF getting the money.
Mr.. HUNT moved to lay the resolution upon the
table for one week.
Mr.. WOOD was utterly opposed to this and called
for the yeas and nays. The resolution was laid
upon the table, Commissioners Kane ana WOOD
voting nay.
Tho Secretary was directed to address letter to
the Comptroller tnqulring for reasons why the
The Board went into executive session, and
shortly after adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-09

Cotton steady; good ordinary, 2c aS Ne. receipts,
NEW oRLEArs, Feb. 8, 1874
Cotton easier, but not quo.aely lower; mddinss 2s,sc
S I sss' s ssose Antwerp
Cotton dul miidnss 22hc Ne, receipts 4l bales Er.
Es Cork ''' to Queenstown l'0 S's' s'0''
Cotton quiet m'ddlings, &C. Net receipts, 24s bales
Sales, ZOO. Stock. 7Sboo . ~, q ,o,.
Cotton quiet; middlings, 22Ac. 22Hc Net receipts ST.
bales. sales aoo. Stock, SO.ssa ,.,,
Tob.cco active; sales a hhds Jugs So Is 81 50 low
medium leaf, 81 ~ u $la - -, ,.,o
Flour steady and unchanged sales OF LOO barrels At 81 80
for No. spring 50 Tor amber winter, 70 o. s w1e
Corn du sales two cars st67c Barley held ~ 70
for 4 fer GSn dN-
shorts $25; shipsuds, S2e S27 mddnss az SSy per
tom tom ,c Ne. &c. Ss'S.d y &C.
Flour dull = few dray lots sold 70 city traders Wheat
Soc Oats neglected Barley dull no sales Pork quiet At
$ls 90 Lard quis. a. sN seed; qSes sae' " bags
Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat In speculative demand
and p5cs. Irns D don 'is March, q sN
Corn quiet and ancnansed; sales Of No. mixed at
seer March; 4o,s 4c seller April Oats sTm at % IS
ss s., Rye dull and declining, !o.c FOR NoS Barley
quiet and weak; sales Of Eo sprins At &C.; No.
closed scw. Sia pa !s sis Co. seller
Live hogs dull and shade lower extreme range ~ IL IS
sas q sale. =. $40 q Dressed hog: DECLINING q
; :ssss; .:S !. sss: Ss 's:
Ss aVs &C. San
5000 do. oa. ioos do rye 5000 DO. barley and 5000 hcg