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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-10-26
Gin neuer Sdlwlnbel.

| Sn 8crfS County lit nellerbin9S or
mebrercu 8nuern ein ueuer SdluinbeI
erfoIsrsib praftisirt iuOroen, Der iuabr.
| lbeinIid audi in unierem GonntD eilI.
0ebiIr0ert luerbeu fol-, lbssbaIb mir III.
Iere @aueru in 3eiten luarneu. Ser
SdwinbeI lit foI9enoer:
MebrereSremoc burdfabren biegau.
erei.Oiltrifte unO fanfen alle Butter auf,
al so @Cnt8 ba$ Yfuno, inoem iie ange.
ben, 6ob Diclen gSinter oiGier Mrtifel in
Oen9robenStdoten iebr rar tueroen ipirb.
Sic beoroern bic Gblieferuns Der Butter
in Hnsefabr 3luei 8oden on Der ndaiten
Statton Ooer. an einem ionitigen Srt,
no uub mann bo8 ,,eaib" bafiir be5abIt
tuerben fol-.
Ser speite Qlft Oes SdpinoeIS IpieIte
eine MOde ober eiu paar Gage ipater.
Sin 8iebtreiber fommt nit elmer Seerbe
MiI6fibe, Die gut au8ieben, DOTilber
Die Bauern, bic 9erne rcdt bieI'balbe
Dollar Butter berfaufen m6dten, ban.
beIn Iofort I'M bic &Tbe, unb ob9Ieid Der
S6nOIer 10 bis 90 Dollars niebr Der.
Ianat, iie beiben ar-iie mahen'S ia
uie6er an ber8nttsr! Ser$dnbIer itrei9t
Iein @eIp Gin uno usrldwinoet, ilm ben
@eluinn nit ben 8utterbritelIern 3u tbei.
len. Sommeii oann bic 8auern nit Der
Butter an ben SlaB, 70 1T Iiemanb ou,
iie in Gmpfan9 81 nebmen, 9eidmei9e
oann bafiir 90 Gents gu be3abIen, ilno
iie iinb om @noe frob, iie Inn 10 &rojent
inter bsm Wurftprsis oil bic Stobrbal.
tern 5ll uerbanoeln. Nie tbeure Stub
freiIib nimmt ibnen gtiemaub ab,
9ln9elunbnBriten. .-gtad ieinen yin.
9epObnbeitsn beurtbeiIt man ben @cn-
iden, barum IoQten gItern isbr b0rauf
isbsu, bub bel Sinbcrn iid CUTE &n9e-
iuobnbeiten ausbiIOen. 8enn Dem Sin.
be aneepObnt tpirb, fOI9iam, Feibi9,
pabrbtitSIiebeno, treu iIno ebrlId 81
Iein, 70 niro CS ip6ter, luenn es beran9e'
ipa6Ien 1T, ben llnseboriam, bic S9ul-
belt, Die 9ii0e, lluebrIi6feit ultp; balleH.
Sin wobres, lueun ai9 nl1t lebr
fdmeidelbaftsS Spri9port ia9t: nOer
yRenid1 1T Elm @euobnbeit&tbier" unb
OoroIIf foiIte bic gauge Grjiebuu9 baiirt
Iein. Qabt Sure 8inoer alles an9eU0b.
men, luas gut uno id0n 1T, unb sep6bnt
linen aIIes ab, mas idlcdt un6 bablid]
iit-uno nit @eOuIo f6nnt ibr es-~
bann er5isbt Sbr iic 70, iuie oieielbenp6.
fer Iuiinlden, bon Sud er5o9eu fuoroert
Al ieiu. lln0 bob Der Sanitn, tuelder
in Der Suseuo esidst piro, oufsebt luo
Srildte tra9t, 6afilr bilret tauienoidbrt-
9e grfabrune, Die nir9enoS better nno
fiir3er auseeDriift it, alS in ben bier
8Ortsu: nSuuS gepObnt, ait sstRaHFr
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-10-26
sis @abI In Susiana. - ofHsisl.

8,i Der IsBten @abI i'm Staat Sit
biaHa pur6en 433, ,4O3 Stimmsn ab9c.
e,ben; bon bieien erbislt BiIliams,
Democrat, 2l3'09S; SarriiOn, Gepnb.
Iifansr, 207, ,979 nnb $arriu9ten, ein
unabbdnoi9er .GanbiOat. 1926. sSil'
Iiams Wsbrbeit iiber Sarriion 1T 8, ,119.
Siirbie 6siebSsbuns iuHrben erluabIt,
SO 8spubliiansr, IS Nemotraten, unb
2 llnabbdneise unb fir bet Senat
25 Osmotroteu, 90 &spubIifoner, uno
2 llnabbdnei9c.
0a bic &spnbIitonsr eincn iOIden
srcbsn 9arm MAIDEN iueiI iis orei Obsr
bier GonsrebmitslieOer ssiuOnnen, 70
IaTsn luir bier bic SO ebrbeitsn Der
grwabItsn bsiOer Yarteien fOI9sn, no.
rams nnire 2sier isben f6nnsn. bub bic
0smofraten eine nod srObsrs Mebrbeit
i'm Staat Snbiana bab.n. ais ibr 8on.
Dern6rs. Ganoibat @iIIiam$ erbielt.
grluablt iunrOen i'm
Msbrbsitsn.
Grhm 0ifrift, GulItr, Democrat 1869
3ptitsr DiRrtft, Cobb, bp. 5,t53
Brittr 10, 9idnsl, bp. 5,469
3BSlfin bO. SamiItrn, tu. 6,965
3ulammsn 1856
giaditebsnOe 8spubIifansr ipuroen
nit ben oneseebsnsn Msbrbsitn It.
ndhIt.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-10-26

gDie mugs i'm Siiben ieiu ?-Sas.
taoIid bort man, luie gleoer aui cine
bUdit burbariibe 8eiie fid se9su 8ei.
be in bcrldiebeneu SbeiIen beS ,9anSss
bstra9sn, Grft Dor ueui9sn Sa9sn
Duroe Elm etpa IA Sabrsn alter lueibcr
8uube glameuS 0uuiS in Gbriitiuua,
2uutuitsr GOuntp UOn elmer rudIOien
8anbe eIenocr gteSsr furbtbar mibban.
belt. @enn gfeser ioIde Sdanotbaten
I'M gtOrben be9cbcn, lpie mag eS iuObI
i'm Giioen ausIeben
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-10-26

@erbnmert. Or. 8riSbine; bielsn
unIrsr bieiisen unO 2aufaiter Qeier be.
Faunt. unO GcOr9 S. @fiQcr bon Iebtere
Stabt. pelde iuesen Srudtabtreibune
uub G6Otuus Der SrauIein Buffer uuO
ibrss 8inOc& on9,fIo9t luOrOen luaren,
purOsn Isbts 8Ode in 9anfaItsr Elm
Scbcr au 8! Sabren 3ndtbaus, nb
$1OO Strafe perurtbeiIt
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-10-26

erwedt iniebss Sater. unb Waatttrbruft
Elm wsbmiitblides @eia6l. @ir, In
@elneinidaft nod Oieler anbsrn Sreuus
ben uno 9etaurtsn iGeileu init ben
tiefbetrilbten Gttern bie innialts Gbnt,
patbie. Die lieben 9inOer fino tnbeiien
nidt tobt, ionbern lie idlafen mur ben
iiiBen S4laf beS SrieSens nnb Der
&ube, bis fie etniteus mieber aufer,
wedet, anO Int bitnmliidsn Samilien,
trets nit ben tbeueu Gltern pereiniat
iperoen.
UebaIt erniehrigt.-Bie befanut.
bat Der SemOtratiibe Gonarsb in 8al6.
in9tcn oic @e9ierunes.9lnsaaben um
etlpa oreibig Miaiorcn OoIIars per
Sabr uerrin9srt. gfuu, bas lpur IbSn
miro lpobI ieber prruiiuftiser @ienId
iu9en, benn baburd pirb ia 70 pieI ae.
iport uub Sur %btrosun9 Der SduI.
ben pcrlgenbrt mas enbIid natarIid
aud iur @errinseruus Der Sagen bel
trd9t. Surd bieie SerrinOerun9 lit
aud Der @cbaIt beS Yoitmsifter8 in
9antOiter bon 50. 800 auf 81, 500 berlm.
tergencmmcn allein trob aIIem benz
bat rnirrr Srennb @faridon bon ba.
ieIbIt ieine &cftmciiteriteIIe bod nod,
nidt nicbcrseIe0t. $4,000 Oper Sabr 1T
cin gang ncttcs Siimmdcn, MIR IcIIte
SenatOr GbdhOIcr ais 8orFBer Der
rcpnbIifOniihsn glotionnI Committee
iebt $rn. MuridaH nidt nod ,,pHm.
pen," lInO @fOneten fir @abbweGe
BON ibm perIonocu. SnS Sing tommt
om Gnoe c bibIe gu bid, unS m56te
oa3u blenen, $rn. so. bod nod gum
Ibeanfen an bsluc9eu, lpaS mir gar
nidt 9crne ieben piirben, belbnOerS oa
CT ben &epbuIifunern bleIen SerbIt
0roBc Oienite Ouf Der &eiie uad Dem
SaI5FnB Ieiiten fann.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-10-26

% Gs ftub nur nod 12 Gage bic
Sur @abl
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-09-21

The reform hi Democratic papers
are indllgiag ia their usual polite re
marks concerning Vermont IN the
recent election. We give the following
from paper not so far away A. New
York City, as specimen: "Now
comes Vermont "a State which has
voted nothing but Federal Anti.
NJ lsonic, Know Nothing, and Re
publican tickets, since 1922 for up.
wards o. half century. 1t did not,
like Alabama. Arkansas, Ohio. Indiana,
illinois. aud even Massachusetts,, and
many other States. swing round on
the great political tide Of 1874. 1t
remained steadfast aud true to its big.
'tcd traditions. swerying neither to
the right nor to the left The election
on Tuesday last resulted. as was antici.
pated, in the success Of the Republi'
can ticket. by nearly the usual MAORI
y. Against any thing in the NAME oil
Democracy, this little sterile State,
lying on tue confines Of the English
Queens domiuions, and into which,
liter the Revolutionary war had termi.
aated, the Torres slipped over is uual
terably opposed As she was in the
beginning, SO she is now, and ever will
De world without end The Repub
licans have carried Vermont, by a
slightly decreased majority and the
dutch are in full aud undisputed pos.
pession Of Holapdi aud the Republican
papers and spouters are in great gleC
over the tremendous result The
republicans have actually escaped
leieat 10 Vermont ! Hoor0yt
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-09-21
rukS Axo sow

IL Is well known that there was
fierce opposition at the So Louis cou.
yeLtion against the nomination Of
Tilden, even among the delegates from
bis own State. John Kelly, boss u
Tammaby Hall was one Of those %.
posed to him, giving as isrcason that
Tildcn could not be elected aud that
be could not carry bis own State. i
now seems as though Keliys prophecy
will prove true. Before that convcu.
ton great many Democratic papers
were also opposed 10 the nomination Of
Tilden, the reasons aud arguments
they then used being very interesting
reading nov We give below what
the Cincinnati Ea4Rrer said - q
sample:
"First-He cannot carry his own
State 10 November
Second He cannot carry any
northern State.
third II lie is hypocrite, politi.
cal swindIer. has long been public
plunderer, and is really the only dis
reputable candidate prominently nam
ed on the Democratic side
Fourth He did what be conld 70
defeat the Democratic party Of the
State Of Ohio in 1875, expanding bis
money and substituting the eastern
Democratic press TO that end, knowing
that Ohios victory was his defeat, and
loving Tilden more than the Democrat
ic party He has earned the enmity
Of the west and the south.
Fifth has sought this high
office by methods no unprecedentedly
shameless and disyeputabIe that il
would be an everlasting stigma upon a
Democratic convention TO nominate
him, and reproach upon the Ameri
can people to elect him if nominated >
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-09-21

psnunoaA AID yss Be iaresis 6sf
dollars is school hasscs aa 0licu - lbs
reaeroas Yirgiassn does one dollar In
Yermans those Gloss Yaakeea eslinate
tha, - .6as children oeca isar6fshs -
naBy teachers as satisfy tbe generous
YirsisiAa Cor 20T.is6 pag..a Iiaw
does Virginia pebac spirit compare
with that Of Tie miserable Yankees
and e jadge 81 the schools, what j.
the probable comparison II point y
enlightenment between tie Yefmont
and Yirginia boy aad sid! Mr. Rris-
tow, iasl from Vermont, says he sever
addressed 50 cultured audleaces ID bis
life as tbese which eprAog ~ az random
10 Vermont 70 hear him Bnt why
eoutinSe the comparisons z b. vote
Of the State just being announced
shows the character o. the people
TIrgiaaa (Ner) Territorial EataPr'st
SEPT
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-09-21

Among ,hr most remarkable pfodne.
tiass ot tbis age and eeaaty & llAitt
Iislr Ranswsr. iis secesss 8 pnparalle.-
e. q Is sousht shor 8 rleh aui Poor,
hixh and low young aaa 90 lhashb.
ants 81 sofc,kB Au3s-lhr people Of
Australia, III EUROPE and Of South Amer
iea aaA nieau. % gel hss whaleyes sast
Il . because q works Ike msgls II
raaores lh1 halt 70 ils Yeuihfst eo.ar aad
beauty aud fols approaching arc 81 one
oi ~ dlagfseable aceomPauimeHts n
yon asc getting bald, Try d. T8 &c -
sou are getting gray, Or I Soa have any
dIssasa 81 ,h1 scalp. Try tifyou wish a
good hair dressing Il viii NOT disap-
palat you. Wsmce Ind ) Ne,ra
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-09-21
JOSHUA ooRKIss, ESTATE.

state 81 Vermont, Manchester District, 81.
Ala Probate Court held 81 Manchester uitkis
kEd for said Disulel on ths ~ esJ Of Sept.
A. y. 1915
Present, Hon. u, D. bHrtoH, Judss.
The . nnnissFator On the estate u Joshss
Cdrklns, late IT AEiington, IN said district, d.
cssssd, presented 10 sad soart al spplaAlios IL
urtinE, rspFssehtins that . sa4s o. ell abe real
estate ~ the aid deceased lying ssd bsEg
sithla this stats you'd IL bsnsaBlai to the heirs
n sad osceassd Aad al tatssssssd IL said sststs
aad praying for hesnss - ssli ths safas. saz
alsa alsd 10 cad eoar The osnssat Ia srihsg u
Al the hsra Of The aid deceased fssAding 10 tkls
STATE. 10 the grating u snoh llcenss,
Whsrsapoa u was ordered thkt ksareN 81
ssiA appileau0s BE- had a. Probate Court 70 be
bed Il the Probate Once 10 Manchester, ia said
district. on the nth day u hspt.. ,. 1876. sas
thst a0lies " skla Appileataou thA hatars sHa
Fsasoes thsrsgf. and the t4ms ADD plsss " hsafs
ing thsreon be given 70 al psssees iHtsrsslsd
~ pabllshlng a esrtlAed sgRy u the record u
ssld order tkrss Esska saeasssssiy II tbs Mas.
chester g0pMNGL, . newspaper HrlEtea al sal1
Aaaehsafer pFsfisas 10 said Lime " kssfiEas
Is.sst, D0yEIAKD nUEsOE. Esflslss
4 true copy ~ rse9fd,
Attest. IoYELAkD nuseok. Register.
less
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-09-21

The Pichmond Va Dispatch, sheer.
ingiy asks: "Why should the Demo.
Gratis waste either tine or money in
Vermont! 1t would be hopeless un-
lertaking that Of eudesvoring to en-.
ighten the ignorant Republicans who
Ike out precarious livelihood ia the
hills and wales Of that benighted State :
Tue above is decidedly cool. When
one considers how the average Yer
monter compares ia intelligence, wealth
OF anything else which goes TO make a
c unit in favor Of manhood. with the
average Nirgnian the above assumes
almost the form Of joke There are
some brave aud gifted men IN Virginia.
bat not Of these is the editor Of the
Dispatch. Il is safe 10 say that the
little State Of Vermont will bear healthy
comparison with the mother Of presi.
tents We God. by referring TO the
atest authority. that Vermont has
s33 900 inhabitants. and Virginia four
tines that unmber. Vermont has
2.Ts2 schools and % academies. Viz.
sinia esq schools. Vermont has
o. Coo pupils ia schools. Virginia 2o7..
$50. Vermont eIpehds yearly on Der
chools 1921 .lel, yirginia tl.02l 1926
Vermont has 4. 400 teachers. Virginia
1881. Vermont has invested In school
property 81 $50 s6i. Virgins te2i.ils
from the foregoing the reader mAy
estimate the relative character Of lie
two peoples The yermontcf clings to
bis bard soil, bot be gives up two dol.
lars e edscste the ehildren Of bic
slsas every time the Yirgiuian does one
dollar. The Nermenser IL mean an
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-09-21

Tbs last sssse 81 ihe CasraGe, il re-.
tcuiag ~ tie a5missioa q voters al
ths Feesst electiea in Dorssi. says he
boafd q asthesiiy decided en- The
yFrcn3 thas = voter does not lese be
right 20 vois Is a lown until be has
ss.a'a . fishs - rois ia sons ether
town unisss he leaves The State. This
. expressly against tie words q The
stsluie which says person can vote
for representative and Justices Il the
peace 10 The t0un where be shall have
resided for lie term q three mosths
tfoe3sgq ~ day N cesUa. II i folly
% asppose. irom ,his plain declaration
q the siatste. that a man cannoi lose
his vote
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-09-21

Ben Butler has sacceedcd ID cap.
iorag ihr convention 10 hia district
and gaiuing a nomination 90 Congress
SIC are sorry 20 see Ben At the front
sgaia The ouly excuse Tor sending
him e Congress again il that be al
ways vas good good at sighting rebels
.gd. upw that Blaine Is promoted 10
che senate, Butler is jast the man 10
take his place IN combating such men
- Ben Iiill Il Georgia We thiuk the
couatry would be better OF Il both
Bee and mea q their pecuIiar dispo.
'ilioa were compelled u stay Al home.
but As long a The south seed fire
eaters Of the Den Hill stamp there will
BE- some excuse for sending their match
10 men 0fthe Ben Buter school.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-09-21
VINO onrelNArrn TILE wAn.

We not unirequently meet honest
persons who really believe that the
late war was Republican war, got up
after Buchanan went out of office, and
after the Inauguration OF President
Lincoln. 1t is no uncommon thing for
Democratic papers and speakers to
talk about the Democrats having left
the government peaceful and prosper
Gus, whereas the Republicans plunged
it into war. Nothing can be further
from the truth. The southern Democ.
racy commenced the war upon the
Union nearly three months before Dir.
Lincoln's Inauguration. Here With We
give chronological statement OF the
acts of warlike hostility committed by
the armed forces Of the seeding
states;
December 80, ls6O--Capture OF Fort
Moultrie and Castle Pinekney by the
South Carolina troops.
January s, l86l-Capture Of Fort
Pulaski by the Savannah troops
January Sine United States Ar
sena at Mount Vernon, Ala, with two
hundred thousand stand ofarms, seized
by the Alabama troops
January 4-Fort Morgan in Mobile
Bay taken by Alabama troops.
January = The United states
steamer. Star OF the West, was fired
into aud driven of by the rebel batteries
on Morris island when attempting TO
furnish Fort Sumter with supplies
January . r Mississippi seeded,
vote Of the convention, eight five and
thirty-siI.
January l0-F,rt Jackson, Forts
Philip and Pike, near New Orleans,
captured by the Louisiana troops
January IL Alabama seeded; vote
Of convention, si1ty.two to twenty
nine
January ll--Florida seeded
January li-Capture Of Pensacola
Navy Yard and Fort MeRae, by ala.
bama troops
January s-Surrender Of Baton
Rouge Arsenal to Louisiana troops
January l9-6eorgia seeded vote
Of convention, tao hundred and three
70 eighty seven.
January 20 Louisiana seeded; vote
Of convention. one hundred aud lbir
teen to nineteen New Orleans Mat
aud Custom House taken.
February l--Texas seeded; vote o.
convention, siTty-sir TO seven sub.
milted TO a vote Of the people. febru.
airy rs, asd took effect 81 Of AIAsca
February p seizure Of Little Rock
Arsenal. by Arkansas troops.
February Surrender Of the ferc
nue. cutter CASTLE 10 tue Alabama
authorities.
February 5--Tbc Southern Congress
met at Montgomery, Alabama
February She Provisional Con-
sulution was adopted.
February 9-Jeaersoa Davis ana
Alexander H. stephens we're elected
Presidenl and Vice President of swat
they called The Southern Coniedsracy.
February i1-Twiggs Transferred
the Unitsd States property ia Texas 70
the rebels.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-09-21

Naripus Democratic journals have
stated during the past two weeks thai
i.ieo . preraIiug reply to th'
Charge u perjury and Ease retains il,
relation "a hts income tax. The charg
IA, been repeated times sitLoa, bun
bas iof the past four weeks, and p,
adequate explanation Or denial has yet
been offered Similar charges wer
made against Hayes aud Gov. Morgal
al they were satisfactorily refaie
IS lcss 'han week after. they wer'
male The 90 1ple begin to thiak TIA
lllaea has 10 explanation to make.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-09-21

Boss Tweed is really caught and
will soon be on his way back to New
York Sheriff Conner is reported az
saying ttst they will have no earth y
use for him when they get him. AZ
Conner was liable for his escape TO th'
amount Of IS, 600 100, we should thiuI
he would have use for him. Thu
authorities OF New York are evidently
in a quaudary at his unexpected dis
eoyery
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-09-21

aisleea years ago, before the Re
pgblcaas assumei the adminislratio
u aG iF,. capitalists woald not LEM
tl,a s0yefument money without a rat
af interest whieh reckoning The DE-
unl. maac The expense II per cen
aaaaally Now car ~ per cent bond.
A. s0id Al per cent premium whicl
tfiags the interest dowu to a It'll,
msre than "a per eeui, Or hiil,
ri fc than eac thnd The rate At the
c use Il ihe last administration wtei
{ err vas = very small national debl
A siill the reform Democrats "a,
taat lle hepablicans are beand 10 rain
ge eoaatFy And ssc rot e be frosted
ksiienlls capitalists 90 ust view il IL
ihat Light
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-09-21

Ihe telegraph brings news Of three
8 loar political Disturbances 10 differ
oat parts % the south, in some Of
which i j. claimed that the blacks are
the aggTessofs We always notice,
however il anybody gets killed 10
lbesc disturbances, il is nigger
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-09-21
TIE OLD sourH.

There was much rejoicing in Boston
when the news went out that the Old
South had been saved TO posterity -
he standing committee Of
the society has accepted the offer
previously made, and the purchasers
will take possession Of the property
soon. The offer as made was the sum
IF $500, 900 for the land, with the re.
striction that while the building re-
NAMED on its present site it should
not be used for business purposes or
religious services on the Sabbath -
Ghere being question whether such
serms would stand q legal test,
he committee has taken advice and
now agree to sell ii for the price offered
and on the conditions named, except
hat the restrictions are TO continue
or tue period Of thirty years II the
church is removed from it's present site
the restrictions so not affect the use TO
which II may be put. nor do they affect
the use of the land after removal OF
the building The use Of the building
will be restricted to the pur pose for
which it was desired, viz Historic
museum
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-09-21

bee off ial returns received At ih,
efgtaty ~ states office from III,
whole state q Maine. except one tow
aad FIX plantations give the total voh
q 1888 eel Couuof 1910. Talbot 90
@ii scattering $50 Connors majority
ogcr Talbot IS. 45g. 1t is the largesl
vote ever pnllcd il tie state by abou.
5000 One hundred aud twenty re
Publican representatives were eleete,
aid tweaty nine democrats two un
heard itom.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-09-21

state Fsir a - Albals is te
ged g. Hsse lreH greai success
iA ~ raeTrfls iile nuaiber and qaAiits
g ea6itits BE various departments
aa8 lAe aumi visitors. which va
- down g 900 On the second day
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-09-21
Aorora. \. ! june. u.s. efweis. FneoSco.

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-09-21

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