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SPAIN,


ANOTHER cAn1Isr POSITION CAPTURED.
MApnlp, Aug, l1.-Gen. Quesada, after
sharp fight, has captured tho Carlsts' positlon
At Lllnco.
RETIRED.
Tho CArltet force mentioned on tho 10th inst.
% having passed through Darga with the ex-
poctauon Of surprising tho A'phonaiats engaged
IN tho siege Of SEQ d'urgel approached to With
In 8 leagues OF tho bes!csod town. but tho
movements o! the Royal army nocossltatod thclr
retreat to tie mountains.
THE hlEnE or AEo n'uNnEL.
LONDON, AuE. 1t.-1he Cariht Committee
hore report that they have received official atl-
vicos from tho comulandor Of tho troops doteni-
ing 500 d'UEeol to the elIcce tAat tho Aiphous-
lists have carturod mono OF his positions, nstd
have lost l,50o mon diltiug the sioge. The eisa-
dol and fort aso intact. The garrison has forty-
five guns, aud III we'll supplied with ammunition
aud provisions. Ono OF tho Aiphonsist batter
ies las been ailoucod. Tho besieged have made
several soTtles with aucccss.
, 1875-08-17

A twostory franc building, No. 1o20 Wcss
Lake street. owned by Michael Cahill, wna
burned at . o'clock yesterday morning. Loss,
sl.00o insurance. 400. The structure wAa
not occupied. ar,l tho lro ia therefore supposed
tina llavo boon Aes b5nHomo malicious or carolesa
person.
waH caused by slight fire III tho cottage or pas-
rick Gorrnali, on Dixbv placb. Wost Side. DIM
aye triliug. Origin Of fire, unknown.
, 1875-08-17

81. Louis. Aug. ,1G.--DE. Howard, resident
physician OF tho 1nsA1,v Asylum. sHnt = letter to
the County Court to-day asking tlaI boly 10 OF
dor an immediate aud thorough investigation Of
the recent deaths In ttns institution, and al1u
the general management Of the Asylnn. Tho
Court laitl the matter over pending the verdict
Of the Coru,Icrs jurs.
, 1875-08-17

KNOXVILLE, Tenn Aug. 1G.-The steamer
Hugh Martin exploded her boilers At Washing
ton Landing. On tho Tonuessoo nfyer, Oh 6atur-
day. completely wrocking the boat. Can't. Jake
Frytt, ono passenger, ono engineer from tho
Cincinnati Southern Railroad, uame unknown,
and boy n,I a man staniing on the bank. were
killed. benson, the pilot, aud Hood, tho mate,
we're badly hurt. Henry Fsyts. tho clerk. was
slightly hurt. Several tice1 hands and dock pas
sengels wero hurt, but their names Aro unknown.
, 1875-08-17

Srteia! IHspa&th IL The CAitdao 7ribHnd.
| East SAGINAW, Aug. 1d.-A 9-yeas ola ooy
nat.ed urabner fell from the d'sk at Saginaw
Clty this evening iuso tho river while IN Ill., ahu
waa drowned. Ihs body was Recovered.
, 1875-08-17

ToRoXIo, Ont.. Aug lB.-The rteatneF 10Th
cav Castle, we!l-knowa LII successful blockade
runnor during tho War for tho Cnlon, Oh outer-
i,g Toronto Aarbor thfs afternoon with a00 OK:
crrslnuists On boatd struck u sunken roof, and
rapidly sunk 10 tho upper tlscks. The rasaon-
gers were ,akoa on by tugs, and LANDED safoly.
, 1875-08-17
CURIOUS ACCIDENT,

Sr<eia! Ntsnahh Ia T.s Chted,*' 7fr1bunt.
FaKEroRT ILL.,, Aug. ia royolver loft In
bed was thrown to tho floor and discharged
severely wounding Buasn Dorr, chambormRid
ia tue New York House.
, 1875-08-17

Sprrfdl Hts,uatch Ia The ChtlIo Tribune.
Dixon. ILL.,, Aug. 18.--Nelson strong the scc-
and youngest son ot Col. Nelrpu Strong. with
tho American EXPRESS Company in this city. VIA
very seriously injurod OIL Saturday afternoon
laAt while play1Eg baseball. Mr. strung MAE
Captain of tho club.
, 1875-08-17

MEMFn1H, Tenn,, Aug. l0.-DaY, Keulhafsr 1
Co., grocsry and commission merchants. made IN
assignment to-day. Tho liabilities are given At
&.J co., And the assets 1t @81 o01.
, 1875-08-17

Special l>s*1atch 10 Tie CA,ea4o 7yiouas.
MINNEAPOLIS. Minn., Aug. 10.-A fro Sunday
evening destroyed d house owned by ". l..
II. Crulksllank LOSS es,600. Insurance. 31t700.
, 1875-08-17

MAucu CHUNK, Ia, Aug. 19.-WiI!iam L. Leo,
sou Of Samuel e. Loo of Baltimore, formerly OF
Marysyi!Ie, Ohio. was killed here to-dhy by tt.s
breaking Of tho conducting rod Of tho onglne
on pasdeuger'trsn.
, 1875-08-17
RUNAWAY ACCIDENT.

Special U,s,4trh to Thu Chlcaso Tribune.
East SAGINAW. Mich, Aug. 1G.-3lr. N. L. 8.
LeiIhsinl, OF this city. was thrown from his
buggy by \ runaway horse yesterday, and sus-
taincd injuries wllicA it IL thought will prove
fatal.
, 1875-08-17

TREATY III ELNME1:EK. -
1.oSnoy, Aug. 1G.-A treaty OF conm..ce hc-
tween China and Peru was ratified on the 7lh
inst.
, 1875-08-17

Duritg tho funasA, Of the late Edward Mickey.
ut uaue1yille, Wa., yestordA1, tho plaues of
business were closed aud ths Atoxe# heavily
dfaped Ii mourning.
, 1875-08-17

Special Nsratch 10 The Chicagn Tribune.
JOLIET. Aug. 1G.-Lightuius struck and ffod
tho hay-stacAs OF T. L. Berger. farmer living
about miles southeast Of this city, during tho
storm yesterday forenoon, and nearly LOO tons
Of lay Wefo burned.
, 1875-08-17

NAPLES. AnR. 1G.--psince Charles Thaodore,
the grestunce Of Tho 1iiug Of Bavaria. fell from,
bis horse to-day and wAb instantly killed.
, 1875-08-17

NEW Yoaz, Aug. 1G.--Europcan dispatches
state that over $4,000 visitors yesterday colo.
btated the Fets Napoleon by attending high
mass In his memory Ut 81. Augustiue Church IN
London.
, 1875-08-17


IHpEPESpK*cE, kan, Ang. 1G.-IufoEmation
from Coi1oyylte il to tho effect that tho Comtnis-
sion appointed to investigate the charges against
Indian Agent. Gibson vii! arrivo as the osago
Mission aud commence tpeis lnaors to-
day. Tho .0oVcruor or Chief Of tho
Osago Indiana will mako number Of
ctaasgcs azaiast Gibson, tho must important Of
which arc tho making Of false vouchers for sa!a-
ries paid hts enpEoyst. whereby ho matla money
bm4rlf, ~ also tho making 0! false vouchers in
Eesarl 70 tho amount e ratlons furnished tho
uR the indians to Yign vouchers In blauk
lotore he allows then, to draw their money
alao; with preventing lna,sns from laying the'r
10 Iudlaus; also pstitioned to have Catholic
missfuuaries sout to them. It IL said tho
Catholic Church viii also prefer charges sgainst
bso 10 tno ia aAs no ust" ~ csthno aGm
jndiaus. aud would not permit Catholic uis-
eiyusricB to establhh schools among thotn.
, 1875-08-17

LONDON, Aug. lG.--Tha corporation ot South
a1pptou and tue Chamber of Commerce Of that
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-11

TO LET-No 20 wAvERLEY PLACE-LARGE
L House well adapted for q boarding house. Apply
TO hokACEs. :. ELY, No. % Pine street
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AkUsEMENTs-SscoNp PAoE-First, second and third
colur

AkusEMENTs-sscoND PAoE-Firs, second and third
rtsssssA
PAeEThrd eeIa%3 co-.
soAsp Hsb Ed6GING V%ASTED-sscosD 'G'a Fssn
sRooRIYMs sRooRSIIsM 00sRa RE&L ESTATE FOR sALE-FtHsr
BUSINESS oPPoRTUNiTIEs-N,sr RUN rAcr.
ely kSs EsfkE FoR sG
cLERKs AND sALEsMEN-sEvrsru PAGE-Fourth
% sss%S
ooAsTWisE h, sssfa%asHrps-srvssrn PAcr-sxh col
S ssss .Ars column
PRx S0oDslETsg dsSr PAcEsixth Ia co@mn Ann
uXFUhNisHED-Flssr P.sx-Third and fourth
EUROPEAN srEAMsHIPs-sEvnsrH PAeE-Fifh and
EtsSFH.-sasoaD aPsh sSiH%Ds pAcn-Fif,n column.
ksIoSsTsEvnSIL fisE-sxth column
Eas EaSkFa1TP sSakLF'ssr P4asag!sn vro 10
FIRST PAGp-Fourth column.
and
HHlf SGiSpHi misunderstanding PAcp-Ffsh COL
HOE sEs CARRIAGES, &o.-FInsr PAcn-second and
H0bsEs sc s0%
1MotsfHTAL EXHIBITION ooMPANy-F,nsr PAGE
1NsTkgcriSS@Ein PAcr-sxth column
.L0Ak %rFiSEST RArs SIKH eolu%n
MACHINEkY-.FIBsr PAcE-Fifth column
HARBLE GANTELS-SECoND PAGE-Ihird column.
AEDICAL-SEvENrH PAGE-Sixth column.
MISCELLANEOUS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
sixth column.
column
PIANOFOkrks ORGANS. &C.-sEcoND PAGE-Third
PRofSEiS OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR To
REAL re-
REAL ESTATE WANTED-FIRsr PAGE-Third column
REWARDS-FIRsT PAGE-First column.
HALES AT AUCTION-FIRsr PAGE-Fourth and fifth
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs-sxvE PACE
First second and third columns
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
Fourth column
SPECIAL NoTiCES-FIRsr PAGE-First and second
SPORT. .N0~Doas. BIRDS, &C.-FIRsr PAon-second
THE TRADEs-sEvENrH PAGE-Fifth column.
TIE TURF-FIRsr PAGE-Second column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-FIRsr PAGE
Third column
TRAVELLERS, GUIDE-SEvENrH PAGE-Sixth coumn
UEFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
FIRST PAGE-FOurth column.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-FIRsr PAcE-Sixth column
WATCHES, JEWELkY &C.-FIRsT PAGE-Fifth col
wEslCHEsTEn COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LEr-FIRsr PAGE-Third column.
WINTER RESORTS-SECOND PAGE-FOurth column.
YACHTS sSTKAMBOATS, &C.-FIRsr PAGE-Sixth COL
umn
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

A JOHN u. HAMLIN AUCTIONEER.
"A. POSITIVE AND PEREMPrORY AUCTION SALE
OF FINE AND EAST BLOODED HORSES
have been offered at public auction this city
who, with his family, sails tor Europe
at the private stable rear Al Union square,
ON MONDAY THIs DAY), Ar lOla A. NJ
Also lis magnificent Furniture ThURSDAY.
CATALOGUE OF HORSES WAGONS HARNESS, &C
COMBINED; is DARK bay geding 1877 high six years
old, sired by Abdaah, rased in Kentucky; is a three
quarter thoroughbred, very Ramey. high headed and
proud appearing under saddle harness; is gentle
n B.-NO nor e in the city can out-styie him; he mas
three different gas under saddle and close to
three minutes in harness
CROSS MAICH ROAD, PHAETON OR COUPE TEAM.
Hand dsome chcsnut and dark brown gedlngs, are is
hands high, years od sired by Morgan, and with
out exception a. fine driving team the city affords;
they tree cheerful and pleasant roadsters step and
act like one horse have long, arched necks hnc bodies
limbs and feet; gay and resoute; trot better
than three minutes to the pole afraid of not
locomotives win stand without tying and warranted
sound and kind.
SPEED WARRANTED OR NO SALE
Dark bay trOtting Geldng 5I high, years old sired
by Patchen, dam Rater mare, raised IN Sarat toga
county rroed at the Springs last August in 2:39 Is
stylish free, easy pleasant driver does lug
pull is valuable Tor track purposes, private driving
or match horse he is marked like Dexter with three
white ieet'; has round muscular form, with pure,
warranted sound a ID kind.
HANDSOME HIGH BRED COUPE OR MATCH
Horse IL high, years old is chestnut color; long;
rangy neck; round, smooth body; clean limbs and
good teet strong and RAPID gait can handle u coupe
kind: an excellent pole horse.
ness all city made Robes BianKets Saddle. Brides
Sale positive NO p0Stp ement. Stock on exhibition.
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SPECIAL NOTICEAs

1T Is TO BE HOPED Ex.UNIrED STATES ARMY OR
navas officers will we'll consider beicrc signing call
he AIDED william O. Bryant for Getting 10 be held
at Cooeer Institute on Monday next to denounce the
WILSON DEFENDORF.
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STATE LOTTERY.

HENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY
N Single Number scheme.
@uthorized BY speeial, Act OF he Legisature).
S300ON to be distributed among The holders tickets.
FIRST PRIZE. $4,000
The drawing TO take place at Covlngton ky Saturday,
January 80 1873
No discount on Prizes livery Prize paid in full.
SIMMONS, DICKINSON a CO., Managers
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| UCTION SALE AT PRIVATE RESIDENCE,
\ l20 West 23d ST., near 9th av.,
THIS (Monday) MORNING,


Elegant HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Sale.
rIanOforte, Bronzes, OIL Paintings. &c.
Over f25 90 worth Of parlor library, chamber and d.
ing room Furniture at public auction, namely-Four
Stenway Son 71a octave Pianofortc, Curtains,
Carpets Mirrors Oil Paintings imported Bronzes Jar
DINERS Eageres parlor suits latest styles covering;
Turkish suit, easy chairs centre Tables Bookcase,
Desks Chamber suits. Dressing Cases, Bcdsteads Bu-
M e H. Tables
II. 4. MCDONNELL, Auctioneer.
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A GREAT, SPECIAL, ABSOLUTE AND POSITIVE
~. SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, -,
TOMORROW lTUEsDAY), JANCARY II. AT u

A GREAT, SPECIAL, ABSOLUTE AMP POSITIVE
VIZ e fSiS fSSl tAE.os
9tS IeS5s rEHsl rf1sss D HIEgEs EA @
W oh h6hshs ,h sN6lI fsHs.f hASSE
KETs, ROBES. WHIP, BsLLs sLEIGILs, 20,
BY 9S oHnhs IhE BON y byFt SyFgs sAftcRREfoSSEhR
Including a q handsome and fast Kentucky bred Pay az
Sso%s a.nsi ss ~s; S
Dick Who has record
s2s5 THIS horse Is hafnroiher % Mllsrs rsyorite
By tie Gen wa ~, % Ky Sna wa ns .n
nanassms s and last bay ySsdlns Commodore 10y
Ss% Ta NJ he dam Of Ssqsss fsi%sr sns
always roi his I heats o1 81 lie Of
cheek does pull Or plunge 'is safe
gait any amount Of endlanee ne wrnea suns
sna @ KIND ana TO rot III 25S and In condition can beat
Also wi!hSnt any exception the handsomsst yonns
he o hs he q
high. years odd was raised IN Kenueky and boaght
y Legal Tender. py EeD.e hs s.S and
great I opsH with s tail the
nine ten Of IrotteIs that the road, and is
ss deG f s
and years old was sired by siily Denton dam by
safe, stylish and ast trottlng pure eyel and
o ropd co or op m and q M % as a sRsfy
2:iU roter; without vice trick fault; warranted to
show 40 sale, either single double, and
ranted sounl and kind.
Also fast bav Troter Captain Joe. l5n hands high,
old sired by Ethan Allen he Is OF the
roadsers IN the state warranted 70 trot mile III 2So
and repeat, and warranted sound and Kind.
Also the famous rrottng Horse Essex 5l hands high
no Old h has rseord s nS to r0t
Also fne coupe, match family Horse. 10 hands high,
with full name, tall years old Is stylish and
good gated; can trot in minutes and warranted sound
and kind.
Also Coupe, Dog Cart. one Park Phaeton, one
Pony Phaeton, one Depot Wagon also all the top and
double Sleghs also single double coach, road and
track Harness. ELEGANT blankets, Robes. Bells, Whips
Boots and stable Utensils
N. B-The above stocS will all be exhibition al
stable above at ill times prior to sale. and will posi-
tvely be sci to highest bidder rain or shine on tuesday
18th inst. at II O'Clock.
careful examination Of the whole stock is respectfully
sohcited asst Is bei we'd 10 be MS fine ana reliable
ever offered for public private sale. A full war
rantee given ali horses and ample time allowed foi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-11

1VM. Writer'S AUCTIONEER-wILL SELL, THIS
w day, at o'clock 45A Canal street. desirable
mt OF Paror uits. black walnut and enameed Cham
Der Suits Dressing Bureaus Bookcases, Wardrobes
tension Tables, Chairs &c French plate pier mantle
and plain Mirrors curled hair husk excelsior other
Mattresses feather Beds, Pillows, Ocl0ths Rugs Matt
ipes tapestry Brussels and ingram Carpets Uil Paint
ings Engravngs, Cronos. Crockery Glass and Kitchen
Ware. Counters showcases, Desks, Saloon Tapes and
Chairs, Stoves Fancy Goods, dc.
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DWELLING HOUSES TO LET.
Unfurnished.

HVO LET-FOU7 STORY DWELLING, IN SIXTY
i third street. Third svAune al low price pos
session Apply to HORACE $. ELY, No. " Pine
street
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-01-28

Gilmore has given Boston the great
musical jubilee Of the century, and on
the 9th day Of next mouth he will
give Louisville, ny, the grandest con,
cert ever attempted in the west He
and bis hundred performers are en-.
gagged for the last Gin Concert Of the
Library, which takes place on that
day. Tits will be fitting finale to
the series Of brilliant successes which
have characterized the Library Draw
iags Like everything else which
Eliminates from this source, the closing
concert will be the greatest Of its kind
ever given in city Of this size. The
concert is for the benefit of the ticket.
holders, and admission con only be had
by showing ticket or part thereof at
the door
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-01-28

4 terrible urder was committed ia
Pietmont, \, II last Friday morning
A man named Emerson left bis wife u
whom he had been married but a month
sewing ia the house while he went To
the barn to do chores Hearing the
report Of a gun he went to the house
and found that his wife had been
shot. blowing her head almost entirely
of, and the gun lying On the floor.
From the position Of the body, the
woman could not have committed the
deed herself. Suspicion has fastened
upon man named >avyer Who was
stopping with the family at the time
and was near tpa house cutting wood.
I he husband is ucuIy insane and car
give 30 Intelligent account of the
affair.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-01-28

TIE 6rst musical convention Of the
SouthernNermont Musical Association,
Ia this place last week was decided
success, although the weather the last
two days Was stormy and uucomiort
able. The chorus numbered in al. about
eighty Singers. aud under the iustruc.
tiou Of Pfof Mietzke made rapid pro
gress Much Of the music was OF the
most difficult character aud only the
more advanced singers could render it
with any effect Mr., Barker also assis-
ted ia the direction. aud he together
with Mrs. Barker and Mr.. Tanner rem.
dcfed great assistance in making the
chorus effective.
Singers were present from this and
adjoining towns, also from Wallingford
Rutland, Dandy. Rupert Arlington
Salisbury. Bennington and other
places more remote. The weather was
supropitious for the concerts aud the
6mt was thinly attended, bot Fri
day evening there was fall house o.
delighted listeners who braved the vi
oleucc Of the storm to listen to the
good things provided for their enter
taiament The programme for Thurs
day evening was as follows:
FART ugsr,
Anthem God be Mercisul Unto IL,
Barker
Orerure-Moralug Noon aud Night,
Miss Jennie Kent sud Mr. Mie,zke. supp,
Selections from iIgl5roos'. Quartet, ant
Cno.s Choir
40, HOLY saviour Friend Unseen
flemmiug
81 Iiesrd the Voice Of Jtsn, say,
Abt
C-Tbe PROMISES Sing, Beethoven
Aria Al tnlo Fernando, Douizelti
Min. julie A DsRythtr.
Piano >gls- NAU3eHled, Io.sehorn
Miss kglA Ear.
Chorus sweet aHd Low HarDby
Tenor Solos sAaIl NJ Darling Be.
Mr.. 4 Phillips. Abt
Anthem Slowly, Nov tbs San i Ssttiar
Tanner
PAHF srcuxus
cbarus ftp Thee, o.. Couatry, EItbbsfg
>olo-h3as and Miller, Keller
Nj 3. " Davis.
Too far HAaafu ilHR, Clark
As BaAe ass .iessr Bsflsf -.
IahueF
Peso Solo sp.ua.ng sobg. Llu3lf
Mt Ia Ryan.
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raranraxr 40 rutsnluns.

WHen sea visit or leave tHc CIty of
NEW laGa, save auuat auee and expense
nf carriage ale and s.aa al che GRAND
UNION HOTEL. opposite $3.50 GRAND
IHswhL NEraE. lt Hfs efsr $50 e5esaHt-
Is furnished rooms au8 Is alWd mp be- au
expense at over Ml. Elevator.
steam aua a8 modern Improvement
European Plan. The RESTAURANTS,
Luueh CaauteraHd Wine Rooms arg cup
piled with She besg Cos markets can fur
Hlsa. TOE cHialng is unsurpassed. Rooms
ior "a single poraa, $50 and 8 per day
rich suites l1r families pfopaJlionatoy
low, so that visitors lB the gItY and tray
e.er. can Eve mat uxHyi8usY, for less
money, at tbe GRAND UNION. tbau 90
any other hrsl-eass Hotel la thc city,
Stages and Cars pass the Hotel every
minute for aIl parts of tine City. O.. n.
* W. ID. GARRISON, Managers.
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eoHREs poNoE NCE.


FAc1on rons VI, Jan Goth, 1875.
Editor J9waa1s
For same time past a sort Of declar.
alton from Brick Fameroy, about
spiritaahsm ba. been going the raands
q the newspapers, and last week Il ap.
pearel 10 lhe JogEstt. apparently in-
dorse3 ly yourself IdIslske. aud 90
not propose to eater newspaper con-
trsFersys both hardly seems right thai
70 sweeping d aaaaue.ataa ~ the rriu.
eiples aad lives eta large body q pee.
pie, fdoall pass aaag.ieed and with
your permission propose d offer a
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-01-28

lhe Ilt0n Beecher trial is slowly
progressing. only one witness, Moulton
having been examined, aud that with.
oat bringing out anything new. The
cross examination showed that tie de.
fence expect TO prove that Monitor
has repeatedly told different parties
that he did not believe Beecher guilty
Of the crime charged against him, and
this Moulton does not deny, but says
be did it to protect Beecheg aud at his
request,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-01-28

rbar. Ge Hat.aa4 uar3srrF aaa
shsw size Caat sc ps.saaer are latA
sn8savarrr I1 Fet i uew trial Both
49, b. usea aa exceptions 20 the de-.
r.t.gs af gba lower coBrt and in t5e
case RI laa.g a'es 90 tire Eround gt
uaNiy discovered evidence.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-01-28
LAWS PASSED AT THE SPECIAL Sis
Sion ~ TuE LEGISLATURE.

LAWS PASSED AT THE SPECIAL sEs-
~Ios oF TnE LEGISLATURE.
Ne. IAN act relating TO the Vermont
Reform School.
IL j. hereby enacted by the General AS
scmbly Of the state OF Vermont;
Sec. /. 4 sum Of money not exceeding
thirty thousand dollars IS hereby spprg-
priatcd for the purpose 0f erecting and
Biting gp buildings for the Vermont Re-
form SCHOOL, aud all the necessary fuinRs.
t1tures sud furniture for the same, ADD
for the purchase Of lands for the use oi
said school and ssid bills and expenses
incurred shall be approved by 81 least
two ~ lbc trustees Of lbc school, aad
aauiiel BY the auditor 81 ace0unist who
shail draw his order FOE ssla expenses
uHUu tie state treasurer.
k The governor i hereby autbof-
.g4 20 purchase ior tie ase ~ said
rehau. lae gruuuas agd buildings know
e. tae Iaamplaia Arseut property . ?
cusi ngt q exceed eleven Thousand dol
lars, ard the Reform school thsll bere-
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sus ag.er 81 aaEu.s E. 8nsc "a o
sudii Tie seeaauts ai Gaze 5TceleH 81 taf
>E4le Prison fuF laa expenditure hcfc,r
provided. and 3gaw orders gbtn for 90
tac state treasurer. wao tHsli pas ihs
same 81 fHry uag Be presented
Soc g. This aeg EhaI taka g8ee from
Hs passage,
Approved. aaagaEE Ls. 1870.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-01-28

So aasla8 BIAS been taken ia Con.
gfess Boo relation la the Louisiana mat
ter All iae committee To- now 1t New
Orleans tAk.ag testimony. Toe eaB-
tess haf laeaa renewed ~ Niektbarg by
Gor Amcs using tbe military 90 rein,
state she sheriff who had teen forced
&C. add este by a mob &c cilzras
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-01-28

TIE Senators who haze been Te-
renty elected 90 whose election is as
samd are as follows: Dawes 10 MAJ
a1buselts. Hamlin 10 Maine, keuan t
New York. Carpenter 10 Wiscaosta,
Burnside Ia Rhode Island. Wallace in
Pennsylvania. Bayafi IN Delaware, Ne.
Donald in Indiana, Andrew johnson 10
TeuHsrsre and Cockell Ia Missouri.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-01-28

Would not create as great a panic in
commerce as the Withdrawal of lIale'4
Honey of Horehouud aud Tar from the
market, would create among the sick
The reason is obvious. Tens OF thous-
ands Of both sexes would be bankrupted
in health by such an event The famou,
specific is eilecting such cures in eases OF
chronic cough and cold, Influenza, brou-
chitis, bleeding from the lungs and APP
parent consumption, as have never here.
tolore been accomplished within the
memory of man
pikes Toohache Drops cure in / minute.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-01-28

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