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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-08


negro found him below the mill TAIL in the
swampy place behind the mill shot In the abdomen
with great quantity Of buckshot, and then again
shot In the back OF the neck, In such close quarters
that his hair was burned as BY the nasn or pist Oh
The man looked II he had first been shot and them
endcavored to grope his way u out Of the water for
the palms OF his hands and fingers were torn. The
body was deposited In MacNiers mill and tnen
hastily buried but the Magistrate OF Lumbersons
Parson Sinclair had 1t disinterrca and the inquess
held The verdict was shot py parties UNKNOWN
TO the Jury"
Magistrate Sinclair issued warrants for the leaders
IN ,b,s AFFAIR ana sent them prison without BAH;
but Judge Russell, NOTWITHSTANDING 'ne h'sn nature
of ma ofYence. released John Taylor on bono az
Zoo srrroaao,v because Tom Russell was In tho
transaction.
,or wos on, on $500 ball. and that this was consid.
r.d security enough for the murder OF his relative
he said
"wELI, WILL KILL JOHN TAYLOR;
there IA no law for mulattoes."
rnree weeks afterwards, as John Taylor crossed
,he mil, dam, coming down from the house OF hiD
father-in.law to the station, the gang OF outlaws
rose from tho swamp within thirty yards OF the
Mace where Sanderson had been killed. and Henry
Berry Lowcry shot the skull and brains out OF Tay.
lor and then robbed him of his pocketbook. Thus
persisted a man brave, Jealous, active and a good
citizen TO all but negroes, whom with the old
fashioned contempt OF shareholders, ne regarded In
the language OF Judge fancy, as "without rignts
that white men wero bound to rcspecLu
Here my letter exceeds bounds, and Will try 70
nnish up the bloody recapltulaton In one MOI
article.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-25
state 'niVersEsy Proposals.
Office of Board of Regents State of Nevada
CARSON CITY, NEVADA,

WHEREAS. By an Act Of Congress, approved
July >, lSo2, and amended ana approved AIrL
II, ISL and further amended July !, 1>t6, there
has been granted to the State Of Nevada ninety
thousand acres uf land, the proceeds Of which are
10 Ice devoted to the support Of State University
upon condition. that cue building suitable for the
Uses Of SAID University be provided by the state
before the 10th day Of May, 49,: and
WHEREAS. by Act Il the state L, gi-latUre aV-
proved Narah ., lStt. it = provided. Il at ''sai
~cllof slalI he established at sUC! place as tie
Board Of Regents shall decide upon: provided,
That at the place 50 selected the people, or au-
thorties thereof, sha, free Of cost 10 the State.
place at the disposal OF said board. for the 1~r #
said school such buildings and grounds a. may lie
required for said schools and ead auth, rites are
hereby authorized to procure and to finnish sUCit
buildings and grounds.
| THLEETosE, Notice is hereby given that seal' Il
proposals invited by the Board Of Regents
from all parts Of the State for the permanent "Ca-
ton Of said University under the conditions above
| named said proposals must be addressed {" the
Secretary If the Board. and Will be opened On the
first day of March 1872. at l. o'clock the
Board reServing the right to reject any or all bids
Signed 10y order and in behalf OF the b ard If
Regents of State Of Nevada.
jai-td 5. S.H.DAY, Secretary.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-25

VINO ARE ARISTOCRATS ?-Twenty Y
wears ago this one made candles, that
one sold candles and butter, another
hutclered. another carried on "a dis
tillerv. another Was q contractor OF
canals. others We're merchants and
mechanics. They are acquainted
with both ends of society, as their
children will be after them, though
it viii not do to say so out loud. For
often you will find those toiling
worms hatch buttertiies-and they
live about a year Death brings Il
division of property, and, it brings
new tinanciers. The old gentleman
Is discharged; the young gent takes
revenues and begins to travel-to-
ward poverty, which he reaches be-
fore death, or, his children do, if he
does not, so that, in fact, though
there is sort of moneyed rank, 1t
IS not hereditary. it is accessible to
all. The father grubs and grows
rich. His children strut and Use the
money. The children in turn in
herit pride, and go shiftless to pow
erty. Next, their children, REIN
vigorated by fresh plebian blood,
and by the smell of the clod come
up again. Thus, society like tree,
draws its sap from the earth, changes
it into seed and blossoms, spreads
them around in great glory sheds
them to fall to earth again, to mingle
with the soil and at length to reap
pear in new dress and fresh garni-
ture.-L Home journal.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-25

OFFICE-Rail's Brick Building. Second
street, opposite the Capitol.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-25

The following amusing incident
took place upon an Ohio river steam
boat, and is thus related by an eye
witness: While the boat was lying at
Cincinnati just ready to start for
Louisville a young man came on
board leading a blushing damsel
by the hand and approaching the
polite clerk, in a suppressed voice
said; Il say me and my wife have
Just got married and I'm looking for
accommodations. 9 Looking for a
BERTH" hastily inquired the clerk,
passing tickets to another passenger.
ga birth! thunder and lightning,
no." gasped the astonished youth,
1--WE haven't but Just got married;
we want a place to stay all night,
you know-and a bed
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-25
NINTN& NOTICE
DEFIANCE MINING COMPANY.

y LOCATION u voIks, Eagls and " Nash0l MIN
ing District, Nevada.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT 4
meeting Of the Trustees Of laid company, Ec,d ol
the 81 day Of January, 49,, assessment No. l.
Of FIVE CENTS a share was levied upon the ca;i-
tai stock said company, payable i'll United States
gold coin, to The Secretary.
Any stock upon which said assessment shall
main unpaid On the fifth day Of February. In--.
shall lie ,remed delinquent, and will be daily al
vertiSc'i fIr sale at puhc auction and une-- lay-
ment shall be made before, will be sold ou hUI--
''ay, February 18th, ~, L. pay the delinquent
assessment together with the costs of aLvtII I,ij
aud EXPENSES # sale
Br order Of the Board Of Trustees.
ISAAC MCCONNELL.
ja5-1m Srcrrtarv.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-25
BEHIND THE AGE.
Cursiug a Congressman Unawares,
From the Washington Star.l

rI.r,.,,,- h., 1I-.I-l,i,l--t,r c,+,r
r
y ie" "eeAs ago " c1elA III one re- u
tne H,l"rI menus '''tohIl"IlIe,l of d
irenI- entered a restaurant IN TINS
city Tor the purpose OF orderlhS Il
lew on 1he hall SntH. me young
gentlemen referred 10 4ltd oeTH III
the saIo0n out Il lew minutes "leH d
respectahIe appearing coIofeo man
entered amt Sl''inS 0o"h ut one oI
the l"pleS' III " "let manner S'''e t MS
oFuet l"I IelIeSlliilellIS' "HIoIl "rIe
soon forthcoming. heFeupon IAG
clerk anoNe referred 10, VINO Hau
watched the proceedings WIN rising
Indignation. remarked 10 MS com,
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-25
Special Information for the Afflicted
X THE
ovorlaIld Aim
For 1872,

Copies sent Free upon application.
rs'HE necessity Of a general kuowledg. whore ai
! forms Of Dobihty and Chronic II n,h.r,. ll
either sex, can ne cured promptly and c'l.,rualy
never more needed than now and thr .,C1ilt,
Of the Dr. !. c. Young Medical fu~titu. .-..- t'..-
methnd If bringing that knowledge ta tA- minds
Of the public. Address.
DIR. J. c. YOUNG. Medic3,l It-tr..a.
No. olS Sacramento street, San Fl,tter~.,,. thl.
r Q. S,X 1:j. ,u
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-25
TAKE WARNING,

ENIIE V. & T. X. r. co. ARE ANXIUUS T.
take due precaution against aCcldel ti.I
loss of life resulting from the runnin- ot thvll
trains; and they take this method Of Warning pa
rents anG guardians against the dangers atrtu3i3-
the too conInon practice of children playing .tIJu;
cars and locomotives. Those haviu- ia lsn--
the business of the Company find il imJ,ussjt
PERSUADE boys, " ho frequent tue teTHIui ai -f,I-
pihc places Of the ad from clmbu- ui,u the
and engines; and they will feel thcIr.-.iy us
obliged to resort to decided measure il these
anmoyances continued. Recent acri Irl.t-.
which wholly ascribahle to the carelr.-le-~ f
persons la jumping on and off the cars when iu
motion. should be warning enough in themselves.
II. VI. TEKINGT0N, Superintendent.
Angnst If. 1870. tt
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-25

V'HE ABOVE NAMED PROPRIETOR HAVING
l leased the Orm-by House would inferm his
friends and the travelling public that this House
has been thoroughly retitted throughout aud put
in complete order for the comfort and pleasure Of
all who may please TO give him call
The TABLE will, AT all times, be supplied with
all the substautials well tie luNUries that
tile market aff,,rds. No pains will be spared 10
please guests and every attention will be paid to
their respective wants at all times
The BAR is well stocked with Fine Liquors,
Wins, &c.
Attached 70 the House is BILLIARD ROOM
containing Three Tables of the latest improved
styles with good cues, balls and fine light.
Also GESERAL STAGE OFFICE for the Stages
connecting with all the differut lines of Stages
and Railroads running through this state and
California, and any information in relation to the
same will be Cheerfully given at all times.
ra- Particular attention paid to booking Pas
seuEers calling them sc. Nov. SOFT
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-11-07
srNnA, semooL coNvnNrIoN.
DonsEr, VI. Nov. 1. 1879

DoRsEr, VI, Nov 1, 1872
Editor Manchester journal.
4 convention r. the interest Of the
sunday School work ID this county
was held Ia the Methodist Church ia
Bennington village, on Wednesday
and thursday Of last week Ii was
called by the managers Of the Bcnning-
ton County : :. Union 70 serve both
a. the regular annual meeting ofthat
society, aud also by special arrange.
ment as s s Teachers Institute.
The principal towns and schools d
the county were represented ia a good
" assembly 81 earnest wide-awake
christian workers. al sharing Ii the
discussions and general exercises with
lively interest and conscious adyan
tage
The President of the Union, Mr. J.
v Carney, called the convention q
order, on Wednesday forenoon, and In
trodaccd the lev II Clay Trumbullt
u Hartford Conn. Normal Secretary
q the American s. s. Uni0a. who bad
been invited 70 conduct the exercises
Of the Institute Mr. Trumbal lrs,
became generally known II the country
! ~ biz brave aud patriotic service a. !
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-11-07
oaos LAMATION.
ny IIta E1eslisaey, JuiIus 49,.

Whereas, the President of the United
States, on the eleventh day Of October,
instant, issued his Proclamation calling
upon all citizens OF the United States,
on the twenty-eighth day Of November
next. 20 assemble at their respective
places Of worship, aud there make their
acknowledgements 10 God for his kind.
ness and bounty
Therefore, ~and in accordance with
the uniform custom of the State, / do
earnestly invite all the citizens Of this
Commonwealth -- abstainiug from all
amusements and all unnecessary labor
on the day above named. and in unison
with our fellow citizens Of our entire
nation TO assemble as above requested
hy the President aud with unieigncd
gratitude TO our Heavenly Father foI
bis innumerable temporal blessings,
aud with hearts of fcryent devotion, and
sincere pcnitence for our sins, earnestly
sing Let the people praise Thee, q
God let all the people praise Thee.
O let the nations be glad and sing for
10y for Thou shalt Judge the people
nghteonsly, and govern the nations
upon the earth, and in the name and
COR the sake OF our blessed Redeemer
invoke Divine forgiveness and favor
not only FOR tho people ofour State and
nation, bat loE all the people through
oui the world and that the nAmo o
0tuis, and his glorious gospel he every
@hcrc known aud acknowledged. and
bis kingdom and mefcifnl reign speed
III bccomc universal
Given under NY hAa1 and the Seal O
ihe State, 10 the Executive Chamber
Il Montpelier. this twenty second
day 81 October, III the year OF ouI
Lord Que thousand eight hundred
aud scyenty-two. aud Of the Indepen
deuce u the United States the ninety
seventh
JULIUS CONVERSE.
By the Governor.
JusrrH y nENisoS,
sect of Civil and Military Affairs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-11-07

seeaed ~ wiEar 70 Deserve iarcsu
Fahan. Est aaes lie I,sage closed L.
ffss50a. ihr uyacrg vs cxpIalsca.
A tale Il aae end ftte Han vas IA.
covered aad anch repAst was display
cd e tie wondering husbAai and lu.
tber LofinF hearts bad prompted
willing hands and az cacrng had been
prepared. that flled that liule bah ia a
gash n warm. kiadly feeling.
All scaled 81 tbe table. and So nicely
were iho calculations made that there
was not q vacant seat The dark spols
oil,le were fagolieu fer moment, aBd
JOY. harmony peace, sud good will
70 al mankind raled the boBr And
A0ughtiul. mon were led 10 enquire
Who il responsible FOR these dark and
bngh, spots IN liic.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-11-07

The crisis y the horse disease seems
70 have passed in most places. bat
has,uca in eth seriously interrupted
aaa 10 sstae places almost suspended
So sans q proper transportation -
s5Ie instances oxen have boou sobsii-
iuteA bat nothing eau hll The places q
she afflicted horsca
The numEscF Of deaths daily 10
New York from ,he disease varies from
So 70 l2o. and 10 other places the uum.
b~rol deaths has not been large A few
sBimals escape entirely. and nearly all
with proper care and attention recover
Our State, with the exception o. few
towns, has thas far escaped.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-11-07

Presidents Rev p HAwley. y d,
Bcaniagton, Corresponding secretary .
Charles swia, Bennington Rec secrc
tsry WArea Adams. FACTORY Point
Rev W S. Blasdell, Factory Point.
Board Of managers added g the x,
oslcors.
The neat scmi-aanuAl meeting Is 70
be held at Dorset II June. and the an
nuAl meeting 10 October, Al East Ar.
lington.
During the meetings two collections
were taken, Of iree-will offerings
amounting to about SIS, meet the trav-
cling and other expenses q some who
have done special and unpaid service
for the society.
The following resolutions were un
unanimously passed at the close Of the
session
Rcsoloei That the thanks Of this
convention be given 10 Rev. II Clay
Trumbull for his very valuable aud in.
sIuctive lessons during the sessions O.
this Institute. Also 70 John d. Wat
ties his associate. May Heavens rich
est blessings rest on them, and may
the blessing Of God follow them whcr
ever they may go.
Rcsoissa. that in accepting the res
/ ignation of Brother Rugg IA cores
'ponding secretary Of the Union, it i
with deep regret, and we would tender
him our thanks for the able manner il
which he has filled the Office, and hi
timely industry in the interest o
the Sabbath School cause,
Thanks were voted to Methodist So
ciety for the use Of their church, TO tn
good people of Bennington for thei
hospitality, and to F. G. White, Supt
/ II. E. II. r. for reduction Of fares.
II was also resolved that the chui
ches represented by the schools 0
Bennington Co. S. $. Union be eac
requested to take special oollectio
on the LIST Sunday in December to re
plenish our treasury, to be used 70
sabbath School work in our county.
We feel justified in looking for mos
beneficial results from this conventio
to be shared by hundreds Of the pee
pie of Bennington Co for a long tim
to come. SCRIBE.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-11-07

TuI Dark AND THE RRIauT Spots
uF LTFE
syiLLL Nov 4th, rs

BsuNusyitLE, Nov 4th, 1879
II was dark spot in life. that Ar.
ling ton tragedy, a few months ago.
Rum had broken the bonds Of
legal aud social restraint, and Tor a
season. reveled in blood Childhood
ana manhood lay bleeding ard dying
me victims 81 its mad rawlings The
whole community was shocked and a
deep gloom settled down over the land
aud ihoaghtiul men silently enquired
hho Is sale. 80 long a. this great,
braial, giant evil Is SO weakly guard
"a
IL was a dark spot IL life, tha, Sand
gate murder, few days since for
less than one hundred cents some rom.
seller bad destroyed The man aud crea-
ted the brute that coala XIII and de-
stroy And Al aged helpless woman
i strAngled 70 death, aud The commun-
lis is again shocked ahi appalled at the
dreadful work q rum and ready 10 ask
agAin who u safe from this terrible
insanity
A bright spot 10 life. was ulAt "a
Coed Tcmplars Hall. 5, FACTORY Point,
last "Wednesday evening Many Of The
mensbess a. they assisted wlie Or sister
ibto the wagon thai was 10 take them q
lodge meetiag, noticed The presence q
a smSn saspicieus hex q basket thai
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-11-07

The business q the Session Is mainly
in the hands q the committees who arc
diligently a. work discussing the uu-
merous measures and putting them in
shape for legislative action There ia
large amount OF work TO be done and
the session viii be protracted until
Thanksgiving.
The Judiciary Committee have had
two or three hearings on the bill repeal
ing the act for removing distractions
in the Gibou branch Of the Lamoille
river. The special committee Oh the
Insane Asylum have been taking testi-
mony at evening sessions in relation 60
the management ofthat institution.
Arguments have been commenced
before the Judiciary committee in re-
lation to the sale OF the Newbury
Seminary property They will be con
cluded next week. The special com
mittee composed Of the members from
Franklin County have been taking testi-
mony in relation TO the bill for the cree
ton Of new county buildings III that
county.
A special committee consisting Of
,nonhers from Winabam County Gavo
b.a soyor,l HEARINGS IN relation e. ,ho
lin for tho division If Tho town If
Westminster
There h,s a,so beor ho,,ire hoforo
tho Joio, Railroad Conm;,,eo IN rorard
90 = lin ;nco,co,o,;,o, tho yva,orcorl
p.a..b p.;troa5 Lii lm . onnoeoa
J., a. ~ rra,n,.,;ro t,o,,oh - a.
pa.l.na { o,,aonshnro,h paaroa1
na,. RI w pharno - p..,,Iaho-,
,oo,n.oa - ponroson.a,;vo Nm ~
need, r;,.h, onnos;n,, sooro, GOO;
o,;os ,ho ,,oo,lor,.n 40, hoino, s,,;ssod
III .to 90. :. hill h;, nn,;,;o,,
In I.,...r;r,;.. =, :,
. .,.,.-l - a.. 49,.
~. ..,a;-a1
mr. nm s,r ~ o,,,ror,;.,;on 70,
town librar;o. has No, ro, enc l..eoro
.,., 1r.,sa bu, will nroLabIv 10 ro;oc,od
by that body
There has been debate on the bill
abolishing the death penalty, and il
will probably be lost. There has also
been a debate on the interest bill which
Is likely to share similar fate
The Norwich Cadets were on parade
before the Governor and momber7 o.
the legislature one Gay the past week.
ana presented very hne appearance
Ihey were under the driii q Lieut.
batehelder Formerly OF Manchester
a plli hasi been introduced ny DIR
beebe OF Dorset. BY request iof re
funding tho Communication money paio
by grated men' me oili Tor inc cree
ton OF a monument TO Nathaniel IMP
man, passed the House by a large ma
Jority, there being only three dissent
ing votes.
a bill for enabling unmarried womer
who have taxable property to vote II
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-11-07

- RYArK ~ YgANoau, Manchester Distrg
~ 4 Probate Court held Il MAuc,lt8tev .4lth{A
ana M said D4slllst q Nsaahsstor - .s M.
day II october, A. n. lsf2.
Present Hon, " u, bur SD. Judge
Al iha'famsat "a wT 4ng purss~EpE b - Tie
u Wfhki 81 .addgtft4 6sfassf 6as pfs-
seuisd fap EP tsste.
baffspr ~ Il vas siasyea tbat sad l9straHc u
W prov a Probate GyGN q bH bed ~ ihu
Nth dAY n Natf fsher VIZ iE11
~ t,at notice thereof 81 given % sB per.
sans Interested ~ pubjhEsae ! certified copy II
The record u said 6f3af .hros aeeks specesaite.
Is IL the MkBeHHTEa IDrHsA. 4 newspaper
printed Al saiA AaheA esttf pfeFiuas - sAtl
iiWe 81 hearing
fHe record.
Attest. LOyRLAaD ArFspa, Register
tf1le copy ~ ttcafd
Attest. IVyELs&D 8GkFoH Agsistae
MJsa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-11-07
VERMONT

A special despatch fromGeo. Nichols
says: Ninety.seven towns give Grant
24,665; Greeley $3.50. Eighty-eight
towns, which in 1868 gave Grant 20,
$50, and Seymour, 6,7S9, now give
Grant 22, 1851, Greeley SAB. The re-
remaining towns will ensure $4,000 ma.
jority in Vermont for Grant. Poland's
majority for Congress in twenty-nine
towns is 1926 over both competitors.
Towns in this vicinity voted as fol
lows:
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-11-07

Tie Peruvian syrup, Protected Solution Of
the Proto1ile Of Iron il 30 combined as 10 have
the character Of an aliineht easily diRested
and assinlated with the blood az the simplest
food 1t Increases the quantity d Natures
Own Yitalzing Agent, Iron, IA tho blood and
cures a "thoassud lie" simply by touiug up, IN
MIGRATING and yitalizing the system The en-
riched and utslizsd blood permcstcs every part
Of tho body, repairing damages and waste,
searching out morbid secretons aud Saving
nothing for disease 70 feed upon.
This the secret Of the wonderful success Of
this remedy IN curing DyspePsia, Idycf Com
plant, Dropsy, Chronic Disrrh@a, Boils, Ner.
yous Affections, Chills snd Fesers, Humora, Loss
Of Constitutional yigor, Diseases q tho Kidneys
an d Bladder PemEle Complaints, snd all die
eAsos originating in q bad state u tbs blood, 81
accompanied b debility OF iaR state of the
system. Being free from Alcohol ia suy form.
it, energizng oiferts bot followed by GORGE
pondng reaction. bat arr perm snent, iniusing
/ strength HgoF aud new lifa into Ill parts Of the
system and building up ar Iron Constitution.
/ Thousands have been changed BY the use Of
this remedy from seht. sicky, Suffering erA-
lures ia strong, hss'thy add happy men sud
/ women. aad hav.lids oaasgt reasonably bssitats
F 70 give 1t tn.i
! SEQ that each bottls lss PERUVIAN sRaift
I blown 10 tho Eiass
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-11-07
MAINE.

In this state fifty towns give Grant
1880 Greeley $500; repu' blican
majority $3.50. in 1868 the same
towns gave Grant 81 900. seymor u L
625 republican majority, 1895. Re
publican majority in the state in 1855
was s,033. The election ind Gates
about the same majority, with a lncl
smaller vote
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Ninety-nine towns give Grant 10, l3l
Greedy 1924 scattering l73. \ The
state gives Grant over 4 900 majority.
One hundred and thirty four tow as
give Grant 25,97s Greeley q 1888 /;
scattering 20l The same towns irs
1868 gave Grant 20, 34s, and Seymour.
20, 654
MAssACHUsErIs
Gooch $ majority over Banks, in the
9th Congressional district is over 900
One hundred and sixty-nine towns
give Grant So, 73g. and Greeley 32, 1923
the same towns giving Grant, in 1868,
65,0s0. aud Seymour q 023. The ma
jority FOR Grant will be nearly 1900.
RHODE ISLAND.
Rhode Island complete, except
Block Island, give Grant 1888, and
Greedy 5.305
CoNN ECtIcUT
! General Hawlsy's majority for mem
Der Of Congress is Gil, with one small
town 20 hear fom Connecticut goes
for Grant by 5000 majority.
SEw YORK.
NEw YoRK, Nov 9th, 1872.
I Special despatea 10 Manchester journal.
! Glorious victory Our entire State
Ticket elected Greeley has gone 10
chaPpsqua 70 tel the people what he
knows shout election.
Signed.
HExEY A. HURLsrT
! Complete returns from New Yorh