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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-07

Col. Johnson, Of Tyler, Wants. Room
.a1t to RevOlutionize. ..Hf.
Special telegram to the Inteligenccr.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Feb. G.
The Convention has adopted, without
essential change, the First Article of the
old Constitution. 1.-THE first article of the
present Constitution defines the State, its
boundaries and Jurisdiction; vests the
powers of Government in all the citizens !;
separates the legislative, executive and
judicial departments; defines who are
citizens, and guarantees equality OF repre-
sentation.-ED. INT.l On the considera-
tion Of the tifst section, Ward, ofCabel,
came TO the surface again, and wanted the
world to know that he believed in the
reserved rights of the States" 1.-THE
first section Of the present Constitution
provides that "Thc State Of West Vir-
ginia shall be and remain, one of the
United States Of America" and that the
Constitution Of the United States shall
be the supreme law.-ED. INT,l Col
johnson, Of Tyler, also demonstrated
against this section. lie said ait ignores
the heavcn.born right TO revolutionize."
The resolution adopted by the Grafton
Convention asking the Convention TO sub
nit to the people the question Of remov-
ing the capital from Charleston, has been
laid before that body and committee Of
nine has been appointed by President
Price TO consider it. Three of the COM
mittee are friends Of removal and six are
against. So you see the committee has
been packed in the interest OF Charleston.
There was an excited discussion over the
appointments. The friends Of removal
are still resolute, but its opponents have
the advantage both in the organization
of the Convention and in the outside
pressure. HENRY. .
Despatch To tho Cincinnati Commercial.
CHARLEsToN, Feb. b.-The first general
engagement OF the season took place in
the Convention to-day, upon the report
Of the Committee on Finance and Taxa.
ton, on the first section Of the eighth ar.
ticle Of the Constitution. This was the
first important committee report in, and
hencelorth the Convention viii be lively,
The debate was spirited, lasting over
three hours, and resulting in nothing.
The committee obtained leave to with
draw and report again. ..t. ....t
Prominent delegates say that If the
spirit of talk manifested to-day Ia indulged
in through the session the Convention will
! not get through Its labor in six months.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-07

A bill to introduce KSoTEs ecogra.
ply of West Virginia into the public
schools in the State has been passed by
the House Of Delegates. The author ia
Miss A. -. kNoTEs of this city; and the
book contains more Information about
the geography Of this State than all other
publications extant. We trust the Senate
may cnncr in the action taken in this
matter by the House. .,..4 .,..5.-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-07
Platform of the Connecticut De-
m0cracY.

Platform of the Connecticut De-
mOcracY.
NEW HAVEN, February G.-Thc follow.
ing is the substance Of the resolutions
adopted by the Democratic State Con.
vention: First, recognizes the late amend.
ments TO the Constitution as deserving
the support of all good citizens; ID, dc.
mands with. equal suffrage for all, com.
plctc amnesty for ALL Sd, demands a
genuific reform Of the tariff-no discrim.
nation in iayOr Of monopolists; 4th, de.
nounces abuses OF the government
patronage for the control OF conventions
and elections, and thanks those Senators
who have compelled n disclosure Of those
misdecds? 9th, denounces Capitalization
and the growing encroachments Of the
Executive power to use coercion ol
bribery to ratify a'trcaty; packing the
Supreme Court TO relieve rich corpora
tions, and stating that the members b
Congress are not elected by the people
9th, declares that thcre should be ar
uprising qt The people to Keep from powcl
men who prostitute their official power L
selfish interests; 7th, denoxnces any re
pudiation Of the national debt 9Th, sym
pathises with the Cubans and denOuncei
their oppressors; 9th, iavors libera
system Of free schools and denodnces any
interference OF the government with thl
system. The last resolution endorses thu
English administration, and pledges sup
port to Hubbard.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-07

THE Bridgeport people, we hear, are in
no wise daunted by the difficulties thrown
in the way of the Wheeling & Tuscarawas
Valley Railway by the requirement that
it must cross both channels of the river
before it can receive aid from this city.
They say they will build 1t as far as
Bridgeport anyhow and Wheeling can
then'lOok out Tor her own interests in her
own way. . s..,.-.-. .--,
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WASHINGTON.
what Schenck Says OF the English
Earor--OiIei0l Opini0ns Of II at

What Sehenck Says OF the English
Enror.-Oillcial OpiniOns of IL al
Washington. .-..-I.
NEw York, February GA special
dispatch says that advices from MipiSter
Schenck COhiirm tho statement that the
attack ontlhe Washington treaty was in.
stigated by the Gladstone government IN
offset tho attacks Orthe Tories, to the ei.
iect that England was overreachel In the
Alabama negotiations. Another view In.
dicated by MIR. Schenck Is that the Eng.
lish furry was all gotten up TO prejudice
the arbitrators against the American case.
There have been rumors In circulation In
Washington that tho English press have
been made victims 10 stock iObbing en-.
terprise. Secretary Boutwell, says the
whole thing Is ajob. s-3. 'ln
The President stated yesterday that the
demand of tie English government that
the Confederate loan be considered as a
proper claim conflicts with the Constitu-
tion. The suggestion, which the Presl-
dent had heard, would DO acceptable 10
England, to withdraw the claim Of couse-
quenttal damages, was one which had
been submitted to the Joint High Com
mission, at which time the American gov
ernment indicated its willingness to &C.
cept the gross sum in lieu Of such dam.
ages, but the proposition was rejected.
TIE TOBACCO TAX. -|.."
The Committee on Ways and Means
have heard the representatives of the to-
bacconists asking d reduction Of the tax.
A delegation Of distillcrs were next heard.
L. d. Miller, Of Illinois, read and explain
ep what they want, They ask that all
taxes Of distillers be consolidated and that
all locks and metres be furnished free Of
expense. ..
DANGEROUS ILLNESS OF HON. GARRETT
ta DAVIS.
- Hon. Garrett Davis, after having par
taken Of breakfast yesterday, was attacked
with sickness and complained of severe
pains In the head. He has ever since
been lying in semi.cOmatose state and is
very weak from nervous prostration.
Visitors generally are excluded from his
chamber, His physician says If he can
produce reaction within the next twenty
four hours he shall have hopes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-07

WE have two correspondents this morn.
ing who write on railroad topics. We
have no difference with up" in desire to
have the proposed Ohio roads come across
both channels Of the river into this part
Of the city. We have supposed, however,
that so far as present prospects are
concerned we had to choose between
the present terminus on the Island and a
total failure OF those projects; and have
been willing TO take half q loal in prefer.
ence to none, believing that if the roads
be brought that far now they would be
sure 10 find way in few years across
the eastern channel. If we have been
mistaken in tearing that the requirement
to come at once to the east side of the
main channel would operate to defeat the
projects altogether, We shall be very glad
to have some tangible assurances OF the
fact.
The argument Of the other correspon.
dent II good for anything, Is good against
any improvement, public or private,
whereby the property Of city or county
would be enhanced in value. This gen
tlcmen don't want his property increased
in value, becauseif he should not want to
sell, it would correspondingly increase
his taxes. 1t is OF course quite hopeless
to argue the case with 4 person who takes
so peculiar view1oT his rblations to the
community and OF his own individual
rights.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-07
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

BY virtue OF decree OF the Circuit Court Tor
Ohio county, West Virginia, rendered on the Goth
day Of November, 1871, In cause in chAncCry
pending In said Court, wherein William W.
shriyeF is complainant, and John Gallagher and
others RrC defendants, l shallon
SATURDAY, the 10Th day OF February. 1874,
alto Ooclock A. NJ, proceed to sell at public auc.
ton to the highest and best bidder, at the front
door Of the Court House Of Ohio county, West
Virginia, the following described property, that
istOHAy:
"A certain piece or parcel Of land situate on
the west side Of Morrow street, between Union
and Madison streets, and In that part Of the city
Of Wheeling called Buena Vista, and designated
Un the plat Of the said addition as lot No. and
part oflOt No. 3. The said piece OF land fronts
on Morrow street ninety.six feet and running
back westward twenty feet, no more or less
with all the buildings or improvements thereon
or thereuntO belonging; being the same property
that WAS conveyed 10 John Gallagher by John
Crawford and wife by deed dated September Cd,
1851
TERMS OP SALE, CASH,
HANNIBAL FORBES,
jlnlS Special Commissioner
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AcKNowLEDuMENrs.-Mr. J. NJ. BIcxEr.,
of this city, has our. thanks for late Ka.
nawha papers in advance of The mails.
Senator BAKER, Prof. PENDLEToN aud
G. o. DAVENPORT, Esqs., of the Convcn.
ton, also have our thanks for documen.
tary favos. I IN ~, II 81
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.GhtGntelkiql kiqloe,5rpttle,r1;.. lo,5p / y.
E.s.. .t 60 . ~
THE Presbytery Of West Virginia will
meet at Clarksburg tomorrow. "a l-'

A CHARLESTON correspondent oI the
Grcenbrier Independent writes -a aE7
at seems rlatter of surprise to every
one that Ohio county has not d stronger
delegation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-07

SAM. WooDs, ol Barbour, has proposed
in the ConYention fiat reputation of
West Virginia's obligation to pay part OF
the Virginia debt. He proposes to drop
in the new constitution the clause of the
present constitution requiring us to pay
our equitable share of it, because he be,
licves "there Is no just, 'legalor equitable
claim against the State Of West Virginia,
for the payment Of any part OF the public
debt of Virginia" If Mr. WooDs' opin-
lob should be correct, he need not fear q
settlement; If not, his proposition would
be to rcpudiate just obligation, and
nothing could be more base and dishon-
orable than that. We regret 10 see the
Weston Democrat a paper whose views
VIC have heretofore respected, endorsing
Mr. Woops' proposed reputation. It
says;
Individually, we endorse the action of
Mr. Woods in this particular, and we
mink large majority Of his constituents
will do likewise. We trust that he will
press his proposition before the proper
committee, aud that 1t will eventually
pass in the Convention and before the
people"
The Democrat speaks OF Mr.. Woops as
sagentleman Of honor and great ability
aman orwhom his constituents may well
feel proud" Mr.. woops maybe man
orhonor. We do not say he Is not; but
his proposition is dishonest, and ono that,
IL adopted by the Convention, would
cover the State with infany. We arc
sure 1t can never pass the Convention, and
II it did, it would never be approved by
the people. This man WOODS has dis.
graccd the Convention and the State by
his base proposal. Hc has, shown himself
fit for treason, stratagcm and spoils
! Let no such man be trusted.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-07

The CONVENTION CoMMITrEEs.-We
take the liberty Of extracting the follow.
ing from a private letter received from
Charleston yesterday:
"Tlere is strong criticism on the part
Of some, on the course pursued by our
President in appointing committees. The
feeling is that he has thrown the prepOn.
deraucc of influence and honors lstc.O in
favor Of the border counties. | know
not how just this is, as have no taste for
scenting out such small motives. A chair.
man Of II committee is hut little more than
any other member, but there is great
power in committee US whole, 10 shape
the policy Of d Convention, and in this
aspect, the selection of committees is Of
high Importance" 4.lt0Fg .-H
All the committee chairmanships were
given to the southern part of the State ex-
cept two. One of these was given 10
Wood county and one to Marion. The
Panhandle was totally ignored.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-07
THE NEW ORLEANS INQUIRY,
Gov. Warmoth's Charges Agains
BrO1hersInsL,aw Casey a. Co.

HoVs WafmOth'S ChaTgeS' Against
BrOthersIn.I.aw Casey L. Co.
NEW ORLEANS, February G.-Tbe Con.
gressiona Committees examination of
the Governor was resumed, occupying an
entire days session Of six hours. Flo
stated that Carter, Casey, Packard, Her.
wig and Ray were interested in many ol
the plundering schemes that were passed
by the Legislature; that Senator John
Itay had received $546, 900 in State bonds
for his railroad, upon which the State
paid an annual interest Of $4,000, Rays
railroad being in default. Ray also re,
ceived 70,000 from the State for revising
the code and statutes Of Louisiana.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-07

At 10 O'Clock A. NJ, u. the front door of the Cont
House OF Ohio county, West Virginia, sell tht
following described real estate, that Is 10 raw;
That certain piece or parcel Of ground Wing ard
being situate In The southeast corner Of s6uart
number three l9 In Carroll l. Bakers addition tC
The city OF Wheeling, being lot No, 10 in saiI
square and situate on Fulton street in that par,
VI SAD city known as East Wheeling. There /.
and other necessary improvements,
Terms Of sale, cash.
JAn9 Philip RCUIuTR rr.uv...
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-07

TnE Border lHatchman Is Il Democratic
paper recently started et Union Monroe
county, this State. Mr.. EraERT FowrlR
is editor and appears to understand his
business.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-07

The Kansas Senatorial Corruption.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. GA Democrat To-
peka, Kansas, special says: Ex:Congress.
man, Sidney Clarke, testified before the
Senatorial bribery Investigating Com
mittee, last Thursday night, and impli.
Gated a number OF the members Of the
last Legislature as receiving money, hut
none Of it has been traced directly as
coming from any given persons.
Mr.. Simpson, the Speaker of the last
House, swore positively that James r.
Legate, the newly appointed Governor ol
Washington Territory, was q member ol
the Legislature, and told him (Simpson,
that they had bought enough votes tc
elect Caldwell.
The committee express themselves sat
isfled that Il the bill releasing from the
peanlties Of bribery be passed, q number
Ofgentlemen will come forward and give
damaging testimony.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-07
GALE OF FOUNDRY FIXTURES

offer at private sale tho Patterns, Flasks and
Fixtures IN Union Foundry, belonging TO the late
drm Of Wv. Miller & Co,
The purchaser can secure q reasonable lease of
The Foundry and grounds. The building Ia IS
leet by Is feet centrally located with good light
which cannot be ohstructed, and contains all the
necessary appliances Of u frst.class Jobhlng
Foundry.
For further particulars apply on the premises
To II. b. MILLER,
Jahg Receiver
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-07

Beginning at 10 O'clock A. NJ the following de.
sCtibed property, tO.wit: Lot numbered two
hundred and two (90g situated on John street in
the addition to the city Of Wheeling, Ohio conn.
", W. Va, laid out'by Noah Zane, Peter Var.
nall, j, Fawrett and others, fronting on John
street sixty feet and running back one hundred
aud twenty feet more or less, 10 the alley situate
between John aud Zane streets (called Cedar
Allry), with the buildings thereon and thereto
belonging.
'TcrmsOf sAle. cash
Selling az Trustee, shall convey only such
title as II vested In me by said Deed Of Trust. :
JanlT . JOHN REID. Trustee
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FoR SALE or RENT,

The BRICK HOUSE | reside in On Main
street, between now and April !, 1879,
:, For Rent-0ne Small Frame House and one
l btlck House, both on the Island. Possession
SIySn Immediately. Apply al THEODORE
EINhs Feed Store, on Qulnrys st. drceS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-07
SATURDAY, the 10th day OF February, 1877:

TRUST SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
l. Deed of Trust made To me by John Carney
aud Mary Jane his wife, dated January 9, 1868,
aud Of record In the Office Of the Recorder OF
ohio county In Deed Book No 81, page MI,
Will 0aeF at public sale 1T the front door of the
Court House Of Ohio county, on
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-07
WELLlNG HOUSE
FOR. SATr

one! Tor Sale tho houc In which how're. 49,
sNe siIlAte on John street, few doors MI
East OF Filth. The house Is a substantial
sEoslory brick containing eight rooms, be
s!ass a hath room and kitchen, and a finished
SSHS' S' wlthA good cellar, hot and cold water ID
wei located and in every way desirable mon
SSuy, being hnt . little over a square nom IL,
FoN oa'cc. There is also Ou the premises ro0t
BRICK sTADLR,
IhItaclent ht for four horses, and carriage house
ANY Que Wishing to purchase can examine In
premises al any limo.
sept95 JNO. +. McDRRMnT
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George Vanneck, formerly lieutenant
In the British army, but lately on the New
York Herald, suietded at the Hoffman
House this morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-07

THRUST SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
n n Deed Q: Trust executed on the 2lst day OF
Tina, his wife, and now Of record in the Record.
u once OF Ohio county, West Virginia, in Deed
" Trust Book No. 5, page ~. | wifi on :
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CHEAP MILL PROPERTY FOR
" SALE.
Tho one. halt or whole Interest in The

NE " STEAM SAW MILL
Situated at the foot of the town OF Martins
FGTry, Belmont county, Ohio, IL offered fol
In one Ofthe best locations ON the Ohio river and
has the best log hArbor known. Also u two acre
lot In Martins Ferry will be sold with or separ.
ate itom the MIN. Terms very easy. For par.
uculArs see or address. =
y. u. WILLIAMS,
Cor. Second and Walnut Sts., Wheeling Island.
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THE CAPITAL.
The First Article of the Old ConstI-
tuition Adopted.
Ward, the Medicine Man, Once More
--.ILc Wants the World TO be
Advised of His Views. a'-

Col. Johnson, Of Tyler, Wants Room
--LL TO Rev0lntioniZe. w
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nv 1t ELEc GRAPH.
AssooTAPEDPR PRESS REpoRT
Exclusively 10 the IntellIgencer.

(By tho Western Union Line,
o1leo Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe stS J
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-12-19

The sHall paa is spreading la Boston
aHd vicinity lbero are probably now
lH,Hou sH9 and 1900 cases oi The dis
ss.se iH that city, aad il prevails and Is
increasing 10 Cambridge. Charlestown,
Chelsea Lawrence, Lowell and many
af the smaller towns ia eastern Mas
aobusctis. 4 member Of the legislature
Nr Aujcrs5n. Of sheIburue. has re-
Turned home this week sick with vario-
loj1. and the disease is quietly extend
iue igt9 the comfortable families on
Rcacan hill
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-12-19

Tba expected resignation 81 judge
Nelson &C SrV York Of bis seat iE toe
tn.i,8 States supreme court has been
Gems ta tbe prosljen aud the latter has
al aurs appointed Ward HINT Of the
ssmeft1te 60 succeed bin lodge Mel
su resigns because u ala age and It's
tudfmitie Mr Hunt is prominent
isHYcr If lilea
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-12-19

Tie pki par 81 z 4Harls itat
Fl wal ~ 90 Thr - ~
Ar 70 6 g. n i {
ta atan q - ~ sisle "a IS
ft 81 lrBaa Or eeairy 8 rat
Eet a Eaw iaat t daa nat 3amner
tEeaaaa ami wH. e sal leasrd l.4l-
f#af#s
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-12-19

ptsGHAcEFtL PROPOSITION. !
Charles Sumner has introduced a res.
olutiou into the Senate Of the United .
States, and, it is understood, will press /
its passage. 10 strike from the army
and navy registers and from the battle I.
flags Of the regular soldiers all records
and illusions to the battles and vic.
tories Of the war Of the rebellion, or
ans contest IN which citizens Of the
United States have fought against each
other The reason be assigns for the
act Is that allu,ion 10 these matters ir.
rItates and proyokes cur southern
brethren aud is a great hindrance 10
tho peace and harmony that ought TO
exist between the two sections Of our
eumn,hn country,
! his is stop farther than we sup.
posed even Charles Soaner would 90
10 that direction Its adoption Ia our
opinion, would be next to the rebellion
itself the most disgraeeiul act ever
perportratcd upon a free and eDlight-
cnci people. II Charles Sumner had
-h0utIercd his muskct aud spent four
long years and slept in the mud and
lived on hard tack and risked his life a
hundred times and come back minus a
leg, an Tor love Of his country and
twelve dollars a month, he would prob.
ably feel differently about It, But
Charles Sumner we fear, never risked
@ hair Of bis head during that four
years, hnt was serving his country in
q more peaceful capacity with salary
of several thousands a year, SO it is
hardly probable that be- can be made to
>ec il 10 the same light that the sold
iars, who Mr. Sumner Is trying TO rob
ul their hard earned honors do, but yet
Mr.. Sumner is too much Of a statesman
moi to see the real effect such course
' '''' W.
u. ,.,.,.-.
'''' r
'H a'a'' against d government y Just
''.,' '..' 'N ''"'''E up arms '', H.
gca Nr Sumner, proposition Is jutt
avg "'' '''s'"''' We "a = nee"
'a"-"' '' ''''' q. '''' ~" $50 R''''N''
t''' "'''a'.' - .'"' "'s"''' ''''''''
A.'''". '.' 10 '''"'''' "'' ''" '"'' 90
''' '''' "'l "'l,''''3' not 'h' loss 9"
''a'7'''''' 81 a . ""' ''''''' "'''''''@'
"'" we i''''''f ''''''' 'h't h'r"'e
"'''s Performed )" snppiess'ng II
""''i y 't recorded 30 ''hes mat can
newer he si'aeea e'en y the 'emotest
generations Ana we believe STAT lar
lh'f '''a '''e southern people ought not
L. ''r "ii'"e" u iofEel the oo'8 oi rei'eI-
"'o f'i'hff '"'F nor thel' children 5
''al3f"" 1t may he dlstastein' 10
uiems we nave good reafo" To believe
man us as"hiect thtf do not IKE Ia
a"'a spant hut II was nevertheless a
"'' '''-'''''' '',s"' 70 i'''''' ana ''HF'' -l
"' = t''''' Cost '.'' u 'usn' n"' 20 ue
-''''''''.' "''' ala ~ F''e'''l e'I'l's
'''-' " u.'''. W. summer s resolution
F.".''.a.s says l2 l'' 0'l'la' your "'l
~ ~" 't'''''' S'' $50 "'''''s' VA no
''''i',''' "as ""''e 'h"H '1r ""'t"'f"
.''.''s a'a' F"" were unfortunate Ii
- ''"'s because f9a dia mol snfoeed'
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-12-19

J Iat ATalat Hotel ek Boz a
f aFn rst ga 2zaa Street aao. m
q Gag Eht rf'asi week ans asm
aged tHe haase and Furniture 60 the
#at 100000 Twelve and prob.
masa rssef esfs r@nshe3 ia ias
being cat 20 from escape
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-12-19

leagues y .Ii probably a8ig gm gFet
ur haaays std nast oi tie memtegs
faam hmr A t5. fol grating She
efs 81 ias rebellion loo acres II
H asI without aetaally settling
aa 49, ha passed 1he H0use and viii
fs1at'g pass ihe Senate