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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-05-03

Gov. Kellogg has requested Attor-
ney General Field to procure the in
dictment of John McEnery for treason.
This indicates q step in the right d.
rection and one that, in our opinion,
should have been taken some time
since. However, it is better late than
never.
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During the month Of April just
closed $775, 4N So was collected for
city taxes and licenses in New Orleans.
In April of 1879 the amount Of collec-
tons was only 1854, 667 80. With
this exhibit, who can doubt but the
tax resisting movement is brilliant
SUGGEST We hope it will be kept up,
for under its influence more taxes are
being collected than for number Of
years previous.
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List Of Letters

List Of Letters
Remaining in Donaldsonville Post-omce
May LIST, 1873.
a,con .Joseph Arnell, Mrs. Eliza
1'"''' Austin, Mrs.
Burtle. Robert ldllia, MISS hucinos'
Bouehereau, Louis Bradd, ".
Rrau,ble. Vim. A. Bush, Mrs. Lueie
Bush, Rebecea
e.
Campbell, Miss Ellen Carter, Henry
1,harlet. Miss Pal1nyre Collins, Henry
CHRISTOPHER, Kilt goldman, George
D-F
Dav;s Charlotte Falcon, Jos.
Franklin, David b.
euedry Mime Dufos- G Gardner, 1 Enm.nnel
Gonzales. Nine Macks Guedry, J. Dufossard
Games, James A.
Harbour. Mrs Mary P. Hardin, John
Hardaway Albert Harrison, Mrs. Nancy
Hardin, John H. Herbert, LOuls
Hatfield, Thos. B. Hart, Il. L.
Handlan. Maurice Hansford, Thomas
Henry, John
jolly. CHI. Jones, James B.
.Jom,nia. Mrs, Lily Jones, Johnny
Jones, Oliver Jones, Miss Jullar
Jumel, Allen Johnson Lucresces
johnson, Mrs. Tempia
Lalande. Miss Marie A. Leblanc, Leon
Lee, Andrew LamOnn, l..
M
Monroe, James Muir, Adam
Merlin, Thomas Martin, Thomas
Materre. j. Moore, }. Il.
Mason. E. NJ. Melanc0sl, Aristide
Mire, Mime Larve Murphy, Cornelius
Marion, Raymond
NO
Nathan, Lewis Opdyke, Robt. F.
Orteine, Louis Obanon, George
Partuse, Mad. Merry Preston, Peter
Powell, Isabella Peterson, Laurity
Rice, Samuel Riedel, Henry
Rrucher, Henry
Staples, J. W. Santesvilles. Charles
Smith, William Stevenson, J. A.
Saul, D. G. Spencer, Daniel
Sanches, James Strole. John
II
Thomas, George Tapisson, Davis
w ---4
Walton, Miss Abigail Wilson, Qnintus
WOODS, j. Williams, Miss Sarah
Woodside, Mrs George
p. LANDRY, P. N.
F. FoBB, Asst. ?. NJ.
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Just as we were rejoicing over the
news from the lava beds that the U.
s. troops had helnmed in the murder
Gus Modocs and were apparently
about to eAterminate the fiends, who
were reported to be short of ammuni-
ton, there comes the unwelcome in
telligence Of a Modoc victory, in which
twenty-five soldiers were killed and
thirteen wounded, and two thousand
rounds of ammunition captured by the
Indians. The victory has made the
red devils holder than ever, and the
government will find it an almost her.
culean task to blot them from the face
of the earth.
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Through the columns of the Port
Vincent Iriune the McEnery Modocs
OF Livingston parish announced to the
world that any attempt of the State
militia to install the parish officers
commissioned by Gov. kellogg would
be resisted to the bitter end. So when
hundred metropolitans were sent up
to Port Vincent the other day to ac-
complish the very thing the Livings-
tonians declared should not be done.
we expected to hear that the devoted
band had been completely "chawed
up" by the tire-eaters and no single
blue-coat left to tell the tale. We
were entirely unprepared for the an
nouncement that Q deputation Of citi-
zens Of Port Vincent were sent out to
meet the advancing force of militia
and escort them into the village !!
''What a fall was there, O, my conn
trymep,'
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ID BEAUVAIS,
Attorney & Counselor 1T Inv
ADDRESS Convent p o., st. James.
REsIDENcE:-Longview st. James Parish
Judicial District-parishes Of St lanes . g. ~
John the Baptist, st. Charles and Ascen sion ~.
ana N the Supreme Court Of this State in
a2673
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DER s On Z CO.
u the celebrated clstlIiers. announes -
Introduction of plan of oraessz -
ing by letter, to which they caA VT
special attention. They win. on ARq'r
cation, send yon their improved apd 9
curate rules for Self Measurement II.
trated circular and Price list, with afa.i
line, of samples from their immense seek
OF Cloths, Cassimeres, &C., &c, tins e.
aiding parties i'll any part of the county
to order clothing direct from their -,
with the certainty of receiving gasme
OF the very latest style and most pez1an
fit attainable. 80 "a
Goods ordered will be sent BY exprcss
to be paid for on delivery, with thee~
derstanding that if not satisfactory ~
can be returned at Ticknor's e1Pel-
As is well known throughout the sgssa
and West, they have for II years -.
CELLED in all departments q ~
business, which is a guarantee - 70 e
character of the goods they viii -
out a4
Your orders are solicited, and when 2
st. Louis you are invited to call at 1ne
extensive establishment of Ticknef =
Co., manufacturers and retailers q nsh
and boys Clothing and Furnishing sso 80.
6ol and SOB North Fourth Street
Louis. Mo. Boys clothing special =
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NEW ADyERTISEN1ENTs.
III. II. WILLERS.
Boot and Shoe Maker
D0naldsonrille, La.

Donaldsonrilc, La,
In the building adjoining the Wharf,
Respectfully announces to his friends and
the public in general that he is prepared to
make boots and shoes Of the very best ma
terial to order, and guarantees all his work
to give satisfaction. Terms strictly cash.
SEWING MACHINES!
! am also the agent for the FINKLE g.
LYON, the HOME SHUTTLE, and the
WILSON SHUTTLE Sewing Machines. ali
OF improved pattern, which l will sell at
prices varying from
$25 to $50.
PERSONS OF limited means can procure \
machine by paying part cash down, the bal
ancc receivable i'll monthly installments.
SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED
at reasonable rates. Satisfactory work or no
pay. GIVE ME- Il GILL.
my3 IL. II. WILLERS.
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It was certainly through no lack of
good will that we failed to congrat-
nlate the New Orleans Republican
upon the occurrence of it's sixth birth
day, April 10th. We have long main
tanned that, both as a..::political me-
dunn and q representative Of the gen
ernl welfare of Louisiana and New
Orleans, the Republican stands at the
head Of the press Of our State, and
we have yet to find reason for
changing that opinioQ. We extend
the hand of good fellowship to our
city contemporary, and wish it long
fife and Increased prosperity.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-05-03

A SECRET WORTH kNOWING.-Ev-
cry number of Peters Musical Month7u
contains from eight to ten pieces OF
choice new music, worth at least 81
in sheet-form, and ali the publisher
asks Is 30 cents per number. Think
Of it! -Four or five songs, vocal duets,
four-hand pieces, and four piano pieces
for 30 cents.
No musical family can afford to be
without this valuable magazine. Our
advice is, to subscribe, sing, play, and
be happy. The May number is Just
to hand; you can get it by sending
30 cents to J. L. Peters. 500 Broad
way, New York, or the first four num-
bers Of 1873 will be mailed for ST..
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We are full Of respect for the good
sense which influenced the leading
spirits Of the opposing political par
ties Ginning the parochial offices in
Natchitoches parish to confer togeth-
er and agree upon an equitable divis-
ion of the positions in order to avoid
the occurrence of any thing like the
disgraceful and lamentable Grant
parish disturbance. Gov. Kellogg
wisely approved the compromise by
commissioning the officials agreed
upon, and peace and order will now
reign supreme in Natchitoches.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-10-30

The yellow fever is slowly abating at
Shreveport, but at Memphis and other
places the mortality continues very great.
More than goo deaths have already oc-
CARED there from the disease.
John A. Bryan Of New Yerk has open
IA street from North Broadway, snrato-
"a through his land., a distance Of half a
mile, to Greenfield Avenue II has a
width Of one hundred and twenty-five
feet, and il located 10 the northern sub
urbs which is Greenfield The lands
fronting this new street arc 70 be diapos-
ed la lots. pady saraiogtan.
Manufacturers arc beginning to feel the
effects Of The panic seriously reports are
continually coming IN o. suspension and
reductions by the large companies ia
New England and the Middle States.
The returns from The Ohio election
show the election Of Allen, The Democrat
s candidate for governor by majority
u some 80 70 COO votes
TIE New York Times thinks there IS
40 good reason igr Tie prevailing want
~ confidence caused by tbe panIe, and
predicts. after 8 general review Of the az
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fairs Or the uauutry. thu busieess NIL
5000 be going oa with iu accustomed
esss and yiiaHlY
George o. Marcy, Of Boston, advcriises
haIi Interest 10 the Grand IIotel q saF.
stoes for sale -- Daslg sgrafogtaa
s,okes' council have evidently gane ga
60 sin ia ,his, hls thirl trial The evil
dcaee for thc defence thas far Is much
Of new and striking character and
chiefly goes 10 show that Stokes stood ia
constant lcar that Fisk wogld murder
him and that the shooting was 10 seIi-de-
fence.
The Providence Journal takes The trou-
ole 20 deny the rumor that 10000 men
have been or are to be thrown eat Of
work ia Rhode Island. u states that less
than hall that number are employed ia
manufactures, ANY way In that State,
and saws that not tenth o. even that
number have been suspended The ma.
ehlnery Of business is running very
smoothly.
New Orleans people are SO taN-ridden
that owners Of firsi-class tenemeuts there
are glad to rent them on simple eoudt
ton that the state and city taxes on then
shall be paid, the owners paying iusu'
rance, expense Of repairs, etc. Farms
within half an hours ride Of the city art
offered for rent at less than the yearly
taxes.
st Lawrence county appears as the ri
val Of Onieda Ia higb-pricel cattle, five
Short-horus having been sold at Morley
in that county, for $4,000. This seemi
somewhat paltry after the $4,000 COW o.
the New York Mills, but the price is larg,
enough, when taken in connection will
the vast sums obtained at the Campbell
sale, to be suggestive ofa source Of wealll
in our state not generally suspected i
is noteworthy that these cattle, like tn,
most valuable Of the Campbell herd, wert
purchased for shipment 10 England.
1 II Is announced chat in the bankruptc,
matter Of 8. Leland aud others, proprie
tiers of the Grand Union Hotel in Sarato
ga, Judge Blatchford has decided tha
the first mortgage boulholders are enti
tied TO be paid in, full in accordance will
the terms Of the bonds, aud the creditors
holding collaterals as security for loans
are entitled to be credited with them, -
Daily SdratcgiaA. r ..u.#.Fs.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Masonic.
Tho next Regular Communication Of Adoniram
Lodge, F. 4 A. NJ, will be held on Thursday
evening, Oct, 80, 1873.
E. l.. WYMAN, W. NJ.
AdonIram Chapter, No. AZ, IL. A. NJ.
Next regular conyocatiOn on Wednesday even
ing Nov, 9th, at ~ o'clock,
d. X. sIBIONDs, H. P.
W. A. BLACK, Sect,
skinner Post No. ~, G. A. r.,
Meets at the Colburn House Hall, Factory Post,
on the first Tuesday evening of each month,
ID. K. sIMONDs, Commander.
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pRATTs ASTRAL OIL.-AbsoIute-

DRAFTS ASTRAL OIL.-Absolute
Iy safe. Perfectly odorless. Always unl-
form. Illuminating qualities superior to gar
Burns IN any lamp without danger Of exploding
or taking ERE. Manufactured expressly to dis
place the use Of volatile aud dangerous oils. Its
safety under every possible test. and it, perfect
burning qualities, are proved by its continued
use ia over 800 600 families.
Millions OF gallons have been gold and no ac-
cident-directly Or iudIfeclly-has ever occurred
from burning, storing or handling il.
The immense yearly loss TO life aud property,
resulting from the use Of cheap and dangerous
oils in the United tates, is appalling.
Tie Insurance Companies aud Fire Commits
sioners throughout the country recommend the
ASTRAL az the best safeguard when lamps are
used Send for circular.
For sale at retail by the trade generally and
at Wholesale by tho propretors, CHAs. PRATT
CO., los Fulton Street New York, l46mH4j
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greatly lsprssss5 tie aaaispos -- Iaaara.
ttI Nora
Cbstasdus tbrogrbasl br rsoiasad
fftaar GEsfe
Tbfrt ran b % question but thai Mr..
Ftrsaus wili s8sa harc achieved great
papa.sf afltbriiys Landas Observer
4 aut'y delivered sna most elogusui
8sroarts R5rntag P9a
Mr. Parsons carried awAy tbs feeHagi
oflIs Immense asdfiory By varying hn-
nor sad matches appeals 90 brea,hless
nad satsaseiy graH6ea bearers. FartF-
m5ath Herald
, Mr.. Parsous isa master o. hit art, iuiI
u spirit breaking Into passages d lofty
. el0qas8ce - Gi8sgosr International
7 Nj rsrsoss's ssyi is very captivating
be treat, h.s subject iu 40 thoroughly q
con amors manner, that his enthusiasm
8ee3mcs Infections. North british Da,-
. ~ Nail
I Nj. Parsoas euehains the attention Of
. biz audience. ltis delightful 20 hear one
I who treats Dis subjects 80 ably He p,a-
ees ctery object in the strongest and
most telling light. Woirerbau,piou
ChrgHie5s.
Freshness aud ygor mark al bis obser
galons, His versatility and power Of "a
tjr.eal description are great. S ford
F shire Herald
+ FACTORY PolNr.
/ "A new marble quarry has been open
( ed lu South Dorset In which several o.
( cur prominent business men are inter
este (, Including Col, CoIburn, Bradley
4 Blackmer, james Lamson, DR.. Edison
A layer OF good marble Of superior qnai
rs has been reached aud several block
/ taken out The quarry is easy Of aeces
aud tho owners are an wide-awake husl
ness men, which leads rs to expect
large addition to our marble interest
| from the new quarry.
Grover has received a complete lin
u diaries for 1874.
N. g. Taylor has new advertise
| ment, and BonesteeI calls attention Il
his new stock Of goods
/ An organ has been ordered for To
Methodist Society Of this place, also 70
the use Of the Good Templars, who hol'
their meetings every "Wednesday evening
la Adams Hall, and are In prosperou
condition Arrangements have beef
made Tor concert and exhibition at Ad
ans Hail, Tuesday evening Nov. 4th
Songs, Duets, quarictts, chorus aud IN
slrumental music, with a dialogue Ell
titled Reclaimed will give an evening
entertainment worth attending. But th
best Of all, the proceeds are to go to pa
for The organ, so those who attend wi
be permitted to give so cents, children 2
: cents.
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stag H@ptss.
Naatlue f,ssa Darssi 81 Maasaastsr nsPai nts ?
% II Alrten. EfpFufief
paaR haa*s. Fasa. Efaff*f a.
4 Tsftaa. TFaFrasta'.
usat Arrives Sc &ta Lsafss 50 - 10 =
Htatag. Baa8rsf,. Jaaa-7 g'sassf-f A.
aasssrFefH. rfaFt3ftaf-
tf4ssss a. Maatssstsf raafata 8eFet Aa13AEt
Reaassasfs Ea4 fnasFs 81 tatH
Nssvastas s.Asas .hestar fss.fan8 asHa
Isas8Ess EHafNssfs stli aat-faafs 3. lA a
sHsF afasa8 ~ l0 a. q y uasn fe,Hk h'f1h
fvs. IaaBrgtr fasa7assrrsg tss'.fg, A..
~ sp8gH Frgpetsr
Efs5ss. Al asn4hsstsg rsi]fasa afF7i Aadsy'
Wr4pssasrs sud fu4sgs 81 = d.
Hrfuasssa isafss Nsr5hestsF rHflruaa hslza
Tassasys Tnufa3stt sa8 vsiafasfs ~ I'd q. b.
tHs4 sfFIrsi e % g q = trsiH s9'ng NafiH.
Ea EasfiasAaFB &c g,eser
50 CyFms rE8pfieios
MaEEs Close.
SOUTH by fai3raa8 f.f Aas laft, A.lssuJt fF"'
b1s6 sa5 Wees aE 81 ~
NORTH Bt m@rts4 taf HaGbanl. bafn gEa#
Nstth sat Esst 81 la p.
Isti44a faf Nsu 8aFt. AEusaD Troy as. vhF
- lt.s fof 81 nH A. r. assii afe iaf~atAsA ai g
- r5a NauhHa
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FAsr DORSET.

VIM. Struthers, who was employed
here a year ago, Ia getting out marble for
the famous Drexel building in New York,
has been awarded the contract for the
construction of the new city hall aud
court house at Philadelphia, at cost OF
s., 800, 900. The building is TO be Of
marble aud it is not improbable that
Dorset will furnish a good share Of it.
The public examination for teachers
ia Dorset, will be held in Ames' Hall, in
the village of East Dorset, Saturday,
Nov. lst, 1873, commencing at O'Clock
a. m, and closing at O'Clock p. m.
A. l.. Wait has raised in his garden
the past season, turnip beets measuring z
inches in diameter, carrots Is inches long,
8 In diameter, parsnips 20 inches long,
3 and ~ in diameter, also tomato z
inches in diameter, 10 bushels Of onions,
called multipliers, some and l-2 inches
Ia diameter.
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SOUTH LONDONDERRY .

Mr. Levi Troot has improved the
high water occasioued by the late heavy
rains by starting his drive Of lumber
down the West River. Ii is hoped that
the drive NAV prove successful, II proved
= failure last spring for lack Of Sufficient
water. Mr.. Troo, has improved the val.
nsble water privilege at the mouth Of
wiahall River, By paltiag ia a new dam
and circular saw mill. All the work
appears 60 have been done In ver
thorough manner.
The baby fair ., the Town Hal las
Thursday, uuder tie management Of Mr.
Ira 2. whitman, wM quite an attraction
More than thirty specimens 81 the RISING
generation entered into competition f0l
shs various prizes offered, each nothel
doubtless feeling sure that her darling
ought 10 win A considerable sum wa
distributed b. sward Of the judges, ans
lbe premium babies coubtless erowcc
lnstily.
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t. A. MAYNARD q 90.
NEW FALL GOODS NOW OPEN
English, French, German y American
Dress Goods in all the New Fabrics
and Colors.
We invite special attention to q large
line Of all Wool satines in new cloth
shaded at only so cents per yard
4 lot OF all Wool Empress Cloths, at
so cents per yard,
We keep constantly in stock full
lines Of our celebrated
PRINCE OF WALES"
Alpacrs, Mohairs aud BnIliantines,
ranging in prices from % cts. to 81 Is
PN' = "+F'
Es-sEND FOR SAMPLES AND PRICES ~as
Every department of our store is now fully
stocked with new aud desirable goods, and W.
shall be pleased 70 show you through our stock
when next IN our city
No Trouble to Show Goods.
REMEMBER OUR PLACE OF BUSINESS.
c. A. MAYNARD & CO.,
NV Masonic TEMPLE,
l5& II Third st. (botwoen broadway and River
Troy, INV YoRK.
Sept, %, 1873. ....... 2Gly3Ox
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IS. l. Morris sud family, AlousoH
Barrett. ana lieury Barrett With few
others II West BralteboF0, have gone ie
Florida f9t Tie Wiuter.
The IHglesids QuArteiie Troupe gave
a Ane c8ucefa The 18th inst.
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III 80 teas. Is hss rtalurs.I uarsoafes
UstepE e rHeamatsu. neaus5asa. )seA-
jaa paIsv. spraiaa.sw5Hass eage5 hrsasgs raaGIs.
barns ssltfbraB., ear ache. S upaa itr hausG
tAna and q tiessas spas5n. CALLS 80 .uFea sal.
mas ia one yeas thaa base s.l other pretended
remedies s,aee she uaflA began. u isa esuntsr.
if,sgi. al ~ healing pzia ua3lgssr Cuppler
throw awss their erutaheH thb Mme walk. reis-
ouous b.te- are rendered harmless ana che
aounasd are healed Niibaut scar. uisla
bumhgg, The roeiptis published sroaad each
bottle, Dc ia selling as no article ever before
sald, snd B s6ls because 10 dose lusi vhhi % pro
teads 30 do. Those Who nos sunrr from rheu-
mat.sm, pain or swelling deserve io suatr Il they
will u8t use Ccuiaur Ln.ment More than 100
certificates q remarkable cures including fruzrH
limbo, CD ronlc -fheumaiism, govt. running tu-
mars, sc have been received We viii send
circular containing etIuGeaiss, The recipe, &c,
gratis 60 any one requesting IT, one bottle %
tho yellow Wrapper CeutAur Eminent ia worth
one hundred dollars % E sprsiugd OF svteBtcd
horses and mules, OF for strewswurm 10 sheep.
Stock-owners this linimsut IL worth your a,tcn-
ton. No family should De- without CcntAur
Imminent ssld By all Druggists 90 egnts per
bottle large bottles. 81 go. }. b, RasE Co,
"a Broadway, New York,
CAsroBA lie moro than q sabslituto for Castor
on 10 is the on saft article 10 existence which
is certain 10 HssmllAto the food, regulate tho
bowels, ne wina.colio and produce natural
sleep. IL contains neither minerals, morphine
OF alcohol, and Is pleasant 90 take. Children
need not cry and mothers NAV lUai 4fhfv
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LONDONDERRY

The Windham County Court was
adjourned after holding session of five
weeks, as long a SESSION It Is believed as
has ever been held in that county. There
were twenty jury trials in civil cases -
the largest number every had at any one
term Of the court in that county. Divor-
ccs were granted in three cases. Brow
nell Niles was sentenced to the State
Prison for three years for stealing a wag-
on and harness James Collins was sen.
fenced for three years for stealing a
watch John Pitts was sentenced for
four wears for stealing money from a
house. James Crozicr was sentenced to
imprisonment for ten years for man.
slaughter.
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IHIH y INC DtfI IaUITII WENiIIUF % ININ -
kinds o. Pain, you ever tried
II il cieAu, safe and doHci9us 10 use, and il you
use il faithfully, 4 isH d. ygR gogd'
Dlroctgos on each botths buy ltOf the Drug
gist or Merchant shCreyou trade. II they have
not got Ii on hand they VIII send for il, at yuur
r6qnest. and cell yoa Genuine Heays PUN MI
ING Mage Oh. az manufacturer lowest price az
retail
Hs-s6ld BY Druggists, MershSnts and Grocers,
IL IL pat 10 ia three s8zs. and called IRA
Size. 4" tlydiam Size" aad Large Family Size
ttEer
VS. EEkNE & Sons,
Sole pr0prieiors and Manufactures,
PtlsAeld, Mass.
Sold bg Wait d Hard. Manchester, and vincent
Grover. Factory PJiat 5eowlF
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PERU

The farm Of A. T. Byard, which was
sold at auction last week, was struck of
10 Henry Long, at s2710. The other
property sold, generally brought a good
price.
Sullivan Gould, a man partly foolish
and partially crazy, was arrested last
week for attempting to shoot John Byard.
The latter was hunting for partridges and
came across Gould, who asked to see his
gun, aud taking it stepped back few
steps aud said, Now I'll shoot you," al
the same time swapping the gun, which
failed to 90 off. Gould was brought be-
fore 4. c. Noursc, Esq, who bound him
up for trial in the sam Of $500. Failing
10 get bail he was committed to the Jail al
Manchester. The asylum at Bratleboro
would seem to be better place for him
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-10-30
BERLIN, N. Y,

4 Cider eight dollars barrel
Lyman Jones has (unwisely) sued
VIM, K. Jones, at East Nassau, to rccoy-
er the value of 20 turkeys which he Ny-
MANI alleges strayed last spring.
-Chas. Green, brakeman on the lIar
lem Extension Railroad, who has been
sick for some weeks past, is slowly re-
covering.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-10-30

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-10-30
WET LEBANON. n. Y.
NEw LEgANoN. NJ.

We understand that a dancing school
under the supervision Of Prof. Ice, OF
Hudson, is 10 be organized in this village
Dec. lst. The ball in the school house
recently erected is TO be appropriated to
this purpose,