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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-08

Couztessuaa Ficld. Tweed lad
~ Ggulls Awyef. j. running the
Democratic investigation mill f1r Til
den now He hAs been attempting e
ufow discredil % IL Governor WclIs
.ad The other members u the Logisi
Aaa returning board IS meaus of three
siiBcsse, sho. ~ their own comics
slun, are men u no character being
gamblers and llsekmailers, a0d then
tie oomaalttce. by strictly party vote
refused e. IL Wells testify Afer-
vuds however he was allowed t.
aeny the stories told ty Fields ~is.
nessss The slory tod By QUO d
,besc men was lAal Wells offered 10
sell tbc Louisiana vote 70 IIlden for
ube million " dollars. aud that be the
wiiuess was % have $40. 900 " Il for
hi. percentage Tie more fildeus
cause Is boistcred up by such meu as
these, the worse il will be for him 10
The minds u all honest men. Gov
Wells was d union mau among rebels
al through the war. aud would not
yield through fear VI favor; besides he
is wealthy aud ono not al all likely to
be influenced by bribery. On the
other hand, Wells testified that a
prominent member Of the Democratic
party 10 Louisiana offered him 5000,
600 II be would allow the Tiljen cleo.
tors 10 be counted 10,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-08

CFosly. q Rfaiuster0. Maria, q Loo.
donderry. stO5iAtd II Towshead. AID
mary Others JAnEcs sna Tosnshen8
have airesly bsnae5 ~ eight times
iafis respective grand lists. asa Btat
ttasfo bas Raced large sen. - sob
Ftftptisc.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-08
SWORN STATEMENT
OF A BOSTON DRUGGIST

sfgsa hse.y aft tast hsts bsa
Estarta See sssaa. su1 tlr thr ssi 80 Fssis
have tssa tsfrfHs.F faHsfsf Wag rfHsser-1
PtF.8si #est aaa hHszaE b tst heed FsiHs
aarata thE ttUHst tigsF sps. Hetf tnA ssAiu
81 cree sulira sfaa aicerKtaa tonssls hare 400
deariaal sateh severe ptla sesesl the "a ~,
hna rraff fudiuatsaz n cau.uurtiea. At i esd
AahsI NJ toe tiaa The matter accumulated %
f8ii'i u fa Say - Esd thrast That ! csatd a1t
kaeg taea ires irc4asaily - nighi soali
stTa4 aat ~ he'd, % seasaeA @ ms. - the pa.rt
NaMeaton ! wuaia thsa hsFe rtCaaftt 90
rsefF usssas % az poser fa Atsis8ks the n ceus
fiam Uy tbGQst aud hsAA before being able o
s.rep asAa. Per period % - 4ears M isasiis
wefa uieerated aud 90 @nCh .ra iEnsd thai
could wH&h 3 n ultv sEaltaw. ] hnAlit cons t&ttd
a. iasat Eufgean 10 regard 10 al tsfstsee on
them. Bat 40 Eis rtgueri pusfpane1 10 Tee
oarttsnt 4uhtmmAtlQn AID uicgfAuun 10 ult
ttfcst pHHsaG tF thH p.tHaa1ns watfrt dfapplt &
Jasr frum ~ head I'D - IRA Atta Aad asa
] ms iu.E- tlat oopgted necessarily. =
is p. hstu Gorge. MeAnwhie M sfsJfm began
20 ssV@ ihe &c sets " tbis disease thAi l isss
Gcea, gHaH taft, ADD -haFts tFafg q m pium ~
a. rSriY des D hf oousumptifu When casters
haa rvsch ihis stage. y Atoa' - months
ago / 8sk 10 t4e tbe QsN ui saNf1Rps hkpigAL
UutE f8R CATtHan AZ - ufux th. h-s; lUt u
B btea 10 .us pfeYs rsu1g. Tue urst a, -
seemed % clear nay bead A. hA5 not kuewu is
ts be f3t Years l. seemed gradually % arrest
enc diseh rsss. Il stopped NV cough IN thrue
lays. 81 us,ug Il a. gurgie ] sou reduced
The indG mia stioa Apd sseliing ~ ny tOnti ., 60
that they s0un ceased - trouble Ibe. The sar, p
uass acres- my chest uisAppeAred, ths buzz <
aui.es IN MY BE- al eoased, mY ssuses Of hearing
and d seeiDg Nerr completely restored, aud
every symptom q aistaae thsi d 81 reduced me
90 the verge % the grave disappeared by the use
Of sANFobDs RADICAL CURE ToH UsTAREH
l have bopH thus slpneit beosaee As drug.
get. haze seen great deal Of suffering q oni
GatkrgH, Ana hvpa - conyiaov nIAuy tuaE this IL
a gttst seardy.
IN familiar With ,Ae treatment IL CAtarTh as
prScuced ~ tne best pAysicians, AnJ have con
suited ihs mott eminent a0uut my eao. | have
used rVtil k,n u remedy ana apparatus that
have appeared dining period " hiE Years past
and have. viii tO.lU~ins thoir usu. taken great
eago Of my gaue al he alth bat 0btsinSl no lslioi
or tlesui Asem "a fro ANY " Ia ~.
use uuauK atseh WITH SAM HDs RADICAL
CuAE. ). have acc, "a neudoi it IA ever 0se hun
ufed etsth without aligie case 81 fGiluie and
have IA numerous instances received Whole sale
orders from p4It % - whom 1 have sold one
bottle. THE lie the only pAtont medicine have
ever recommended, never having believed in
them before, IltbOugh cdnstalty engaged m
their sale Very gratefully yours,
BosroS, Feb Is. u.s. GEO. Y. DlHSM0RR.
SUFFOLK, 81 Feb. ~, 1878
Then personally appeared the said George r.
Dinsmorr, and made oath that the ioi egoing
statement by him subscribed Is ltua.
Before nae,
SETH J. THOMAS Justics OF the Peace.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-08
THURSDAY Pr las

Tie tses3spt hss sect . iatsatge e
reaggess. rts1tgmssd.hE tatt steps =
tstsa 10 .ecart retafu y tFec.s psF.
msui 81 ghs rme SIRED b. lax VIII
galasil.gs. Il seems a. thoaEh . nigbt
tsssf be sccompisisd Besh parties
re commsJr5 d sgesss psylntni ard
Ne so1s eohFfcss wiJtzse tts msiief ia
hah4 al Nhrs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-08
HAIR VINE e: g. \; y: ;:; ; b;
HiN1NN u 1lvH ont or turning gray

II slss cures that unpleasant itching that is tho
prelude Of the hairs decay. Removes dandrul
and cures all diseases OF the scalp. ltmAkes d
nee shampoo and dressing for ladies' aud ohil.
drens hesds, Az IL removes the dandrnt and
dirt, keeps the heal cool aud leaves the ha !
soft and scalp clean, Try 1t and you will use nd
other Ask druggists and merchants Tor IL
everywhere, or send 75c 20 me for tiAl bottle.
Address @ W, RICHARDSON, Barnet VI Sold
in Manchester by Wait \ Hard sud v Grover
Wells Richardson Co., Burlington, VI, whole.
als agents. "a
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-08
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Estate OF James Sheldon.
We, the Subscribers, being appointed by
the Hon the Probate Court Tor the District "
Mancheste Commissioners to receive, examine
and adjust the claims and demands 81 al persons
against the Estate OF
Jane. sheldon, late Of Rupert
~ said District deceased aud also all claims aud
demands exhibited in oilset therstu. hereby
give us.ieo, that We nil meet for the purpose
aforesaid, Al the dwelling honse Of C. y. sheldon
o Rupert, on the Slst day Of July, next, from
o'e ock =. M, until four O'Clock, ?. NJ, on said
day aud that eli months from the 9ist DAY 81
Jan, 1871, is the time limited by said Court foE
sad cred tors 20 present their elAi as 10 ne Tor
examination aud al 1gAbee,
Dated at Rapert, tbs sist DAY Of January
A. D 1877.
ELIJAH BURTON. a.,
5. SEYMOUR HAYWOOD, SVN''
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-08
CastOria.

II isA mistake to suppofo that Cutoria IL not
adaptcd to grown persons as well Es children.
They only need TO increase the quantity. But
children have ~ many complaints for which
)Astora il sdapted--iikc wind collie sour etum-
'oh. worms, letter, teethug and crop, that Il
especially rec0mmt nded tor them,
its effects are more certain Than castor OH.
contains no alcohol, and " Rs pleasant t. take "a
honey. II never gnpos. by regulating tho
stomach and bowels, II cools tho blood, eIpeis
worms aud prevents fsvetishnes., quiets the
nerves and produces health -thuu Of course
children can sleep Ia quiet and mothers eau
rect.
CAstOrs 10 recommended BY all physicians aud
nurses who have tried u, and Il ia having a rap.
idly increasing sale. II prepared With great
care after the recipe Of Or Manuel Pitcher OF
MassAehusetts. ~ the laboratory OF ]. u. Rose
h Co., 46 Dsy Street, Now York.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-08
The ACORN COOK

Has Mica or Cast Front, Largest owes Of any
Family Stove. Portable Iron Encased Reservoir,
Bakes aud Roasls splenddly, quickly, evenly,
Ventilated Oven, Fire Box Bottom and Back.
Double Centres, bot Blsst Doors, Largest Fluss,
Splendid Draft, Longest Fire Boz, for long
wood, Hearth Swiugs, won't soil hoors or carp
OTIS, Alb Catch under Fire Box Door, Air passes
behind durable Fire Bacl, Turn Buckles Graw
Oven Doors up tight Oven Doors lined with
bright Tin Heavy. Best New Iron, Went Crt-K.
Warranted SR,isfsctl ry.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-08
;|..l.y.

= takea Lusefaaiiy. ard PcsiHssi, Cars Eheu-
nausu, aosi, xsxfslg,s iauE 8hEo sT sold
"a wkolessls And retail aregglNs sfsfyWhsrs .
81 Sd ~ eslaslAF -
HElPHESsfINE 4 BENTLEY,
Aiy DrugK.sis, hssaiEgsue, DC.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-08
CENTENNIAN,
For Hard Coal, Soft Coal or Wood.

Has very large high ventilated Oven, convent.
eat Feed or Broiling Door in front, durable
Crate, Fire back Centors and Covers, Nickel
Turn Buckles on Oven Doors, Illuminated Mica
Front and Cliukerless Crate which shakes from
the front and dumps from the end, Large Ash
Pan Doors Tin Lined ODly the best new il on
is used, and the Mounting aud Fitting are very
superior Reservoir portable.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-08
S-MAKINC,

asd al Dress and GioAk Making ssll be deus ~
The pswest styles saa tie most fasHionAliis
patterns fgf la4las' s1a lLlilfsns' DTess shd
lioass vii b. kspt fof sale We si4sil take gfeA
pAsHa ~ please Al t4Dss 4Aa may fsfgf NJ a4th
Elasif patronage.
ARs. l.. q. sfOEKwEiL.
Dee. y, 1910 80
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-08
~ NERVOUS
DISEASES

For the i'm hsdiats relief and permanent cure
Of many To- ms q raFsly.ir, Epilepsy Fl,s Al
Nervona aud Involuntary Muscular Acton.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-08
FEATHERS and FLOWERS.
I have nice Trimmed Hats
for $50 and So.

asat u she goods have bden boaght 4,taia
fsw ~saks aud sil be sgla - yery t9s pfisss,
Al vork ell be aons 10 way that siii pi@As#
fasteners. have very eempstsnt pefsJa = a.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-08
ADDITIONAL STATEMENT.

Since the above atat, WAS made have
besE rapidly improving ia health. / have had
Du return u the disAgfeeable symptoms that
attended my former sickness, and although
affected from time % tune with severe colds IN =.
eidental 10 the su lden changes in our climate,
they have not been sufficient to bring on return
cellent, have gained twenty-five pounds and
CONSIDER myself outtely recovered from di-
seGse that year ago seemed likely to totally
Undermine my constitution. since last FsbIu-
AIRY have consulted with great many afllc
with Catarrh, and to the hundreds OF cases 10
which | have sold 1t have never seen an la
stance sufficient to snake the confidence feel 10
bAnfurd's AAdical Cure for Catarrh.
Ger 90, 1876. GEORGE DlN5M0RE.
Each package contains DR.. sanford's Improv-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-08
Latest by Telegraph.

despatch received at o'clock,
Feb. It'll says that the commissioners
have decided to admit no evidence
except as to the eligibility Of the cleo.
tors. This will exclude the great mass
oftes,imony and make the work Of the
commission comparatively simple. 1t
settles the question in favor Of Hayes
unless he loses vote in Oregon which
is not likely.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-08
Collins Voltaic Plasters
.sJust the thing"

W raIiyipg The Bervoss forces, have proved sec.
cs.sfai SLen every other known remedy has
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-08
MILLINERY.

have 90 hand q niee Assortfnest u Millinery
Jus,d.. consisting Of Tslt and Yelvsi Hats ia al
he new ahspss AID cOiBss. aud 81 sikss, aisg
ita iot ~ Frames for maAihB Hats snt bonssisf
sud = tiiss Gssortnsnt 81 silks Felssts Eai
ipbbgrs A fns assortment %
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-08

Nssars THEKs A PvTfKn: Gsntemen, Please
aud aneiosed 81 csass, for which Eend ne two
CoILtse rotTAic pLAETEls. Tney stem 70 b.
jast the ihipg Tor nervous complaints, a. ihass
sho ssa them testify. do Hel use them myssh
bot tts ing ,our advertise nen' and kn0wiut ihst
some u tnr psighJurs we're suffering fraIn rar1
gus nervous aud painfa dissAsfs, prevailed
ap0u 10 frr ibe N0LFAiC PLAsiERs AID fias
faf tteF hAFe proved VERY satisfactory. Piesse
.end ne yauf .0stst rAtcs by ths dozen.
Mr srrsIfxo, o., gnty Q, 70. @ " 30 sTNlCK.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-08
~ want More"

Msssfs wEEgs A FoTTrE; Gsntiemen. - iisass
send BY mali ane dozsn Cor Ltss NoLTstc hL&h
ms. The one seat for DID ne 20 much good
natl Wsnt more b. scIl besldss using llieln
Ineiosad & I'd 81 70 Address,
h. ENMET KIgER.
MeSTs0x1Er, o., MAJ !. ls7e
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-08

Each pack age contains DR.. Sanford's ImproV-
ed lnhaling Tube, with full Directors for uss in
all cases. Price 81. For sale By all wholesale
aud Ietsil dtugglzts throughout the United
States. WEEKS Il POTTER, General Agents,
and Wholesale Druggists. Boston.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-08

Wherever sold the most popular Base .HsahAg
stove Positively d sAves Halt tb~ Fuel u AZ
ordinary stove, keeps Gre, AZ winter without re
making il most daTablg, ia unsurpassed fSt
NeGtnoss OF Design aud superior fiulah. heat
carried entirsly around the base.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-29
CheerfaIness the OHspring Of Health

Cheerfalness the Offspring Of ii ealth
That equable state OF the mind which is
unruffied by trifiing incidents, and looks
on the sunny side Of things in general, is
the result of a healthful state of the brain
and stomach. The dyspeptlc and nervous
invalid may-although this is rare indeed
-feign cheertuness, and may bear the
harrassing symptoms which prosecute
him with an assumption of heroic indif-
ference, but In reality he is the victim OF
dependency. To experience genuine
cheerfulness of mind, the stomach must
recover its lost tone, the thinking organ
its normal Quietude. Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters are the best remedy for mental de-
preston, since they overcome the nervous
debility and Indigestion which originate
and foster 1t. Persons suffering from in
frmities peculiarly incident TO the de-
cline OF lite, ladies in delicate health, and
convalescents, derive solace and vigor
from its use. Drive away the blues and
revive the dropping energies with this
grand stimulative tonic.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-29
DIED.

SCHULTZ-On Monday morning, May
%, ls77, at 9h o'clock, THEODORE SCHULTZ,
aged 80 years, IL months and IL days.
Funeral from his late residence, No. liS
Market street, ON Wednesday afternoon
at 2 o'clock. Friends of the family are in
yited. Interment at Greenwood.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-30

ZswiS. jane 2S-The Russians at =
tack on the Turkish positions here Was
repulsed despite the repeated assaults
The Turks bad ten thousand men. but
their numerical inferiorty WAS balanc-
ed by welt fortified positions. The
Russians fought with the greatest,
bravery
BrcuAgEsr, jane 2s.-Russian Off
cials are as surprised az the general
public st the esse with which the cross.
ing of the Danube Was effected without,
the slightest resistance The Turks
seemingly made up their minds thai,
the passage would be attempted At
Turmunssrelli The tremendeu. bonn
bardnent III Nicopolis also served 10
divert their attention and confirm them
ip this opinion The greater portion of
the tr,ops now AZ Turmungarelll have
received orders 10 march upon S,mnl,ss
and cross there
The news from SlstovA IS that the
Turks have completely wasted the
country areund that place.
vlEsSA. June ga special says
The crossing near otarnam and Lem
nitsa were made under the eye Of the
Car, who stood 90 the mountain OF
GFayvi The Nlcnna correspondent " ho
hitherto has been ~eIl informed. sends
tse following, which il true. show.
that other sericus attempts we're made
.. crossing the nanuha at Fgauuiia
very near Turnlargelli. where a furious
battle had been raging foT hours The
Russian divisions succeeded la obtain
ing a fra footing and a. Turgate,
Tarnu. sad Msrasills. there were SO
mAny ~oauded from this engagement,
shA; SGaalAnces were ia.l. and they
Aad ts come back afi awards for
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-30
Comfy and City Official Press
Saturday. June 80. 1877.
THE MONEY FAMINE.

Hard cash" is very convenient
article. but it 10 not altogether indis-
psosable. II il not bread. not butter.
por meat, nor clothing. Il is not even
whisky. But then to 10 certain
amount Of business requires . certain
proportional smosnt Of currency or
medium IS exchange Money is the
ma blood Of the body polite
Ths present hard times are not due
to over indulgence exactly. The coun-
try he's been selling grea. deal MOI
than It has bought Of late years We
gradual reduction Of the sun. tota Of
the currency circulating as mop in
ofder 70 stain to resumption spe-
e pa,aen'. in 1879, is the 'nc'p''
The return 10 specie mus, as accom-
s'i.hed. Currency mus: ..t RICH,
squsrely upoa hard cay basis. or i.
i Of no account. But en people
have been accustomed kqueeze along
upon . csr..ia ase, of money in
circulation. just how ~ ey are going to
get along. without wseath in the pot"
ons diminishsi = u steadily diminish
ing amount, when abeir hunters and
the amour. 4 business. requiring
money TO- its + ON saction have increased
immensely syay'year, is al interesting
problea to aJbl d.
However he es Fe rs'u"p'io" of specie
psy@ent' co,ss not necessarily require
tue di'ceyMiWg Of paper currency. All
that - py vi Vary at the most; is to have
. 'afiiccien' large amount of specie for
t% Pie ON redemption of any notes a.
'l.yfPersI required, in gold. This is
. hoy5le, aud still have the greater
NJ. the money circulation remain
- have . currency system adj
free expansion a. required
timate demands Of increas-
and increasing population.
s youie and empirical system Of
.he present. must and will give way
for more just and perfect one The
nstion Is drifting. perhaps We might
bstter say, It will he forced by stress Of
public necessity to the adoption Of
some new and compieter financial sys'
tom by which tho value of the currency
will be increased in accoriance with the
public nseds. and interest will cone
down to j or 4 per cent per annum
which Ia the long run Is all that the in
crease Of capital justi6es
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-30
Shifting DOWN TO BED
ROCK.

The assessed value Ut property ia the
city Of Boston hes dropped in the two
ysars psst from &l6o.aoo. COO TO SEQ, :
o00, 900.
This 10 another indication Of the great
shsinkage that has been in progress
through the country since the policy of
ooatsscting the currency was inaugural
cd. The effects have even extended,
cat hsre on tho outskirts, only the con.
ditions being 3, different. tho conse'
Qusnees are not nearly 80 DISASTROUS,
Back in Massachusetts,. New York and
Psnhsy lvapia. where the natural coun
try has lsng been fully developed. thi,
contraction means thu annihilaticn OF
property. Il mesns the surplus Of pop
ulation Thrown out OF existence, or ban.
ishsl abroad Here it only means a
Temporary rcst. such ~ the orchard
takes when winter has overland the sod
With its winding sheet of snow. While
tt q the rising tide with US aud yet .
toog ti'se till tho Aood. ii the indicator
In the gauge has iesisiously bsca raised
too nigh, it only needs to let i, rest a
spacs Until the inevitable fac, tallie.
with the mark,
Tho creates, hsvor. perhaps. has
fallen upon the fictitious values Of real
sssa1s. epgendered through the North
srn States by the fictitious prosperity
coificdens with tho war. Lands around
Boston aud the Eastern cities generally
wsre valued At thousands Of dollar.
per sers which would NO, yield mere
psssaecs (or which 10 the same thing.
more real wealthy than lands which oat
hsss can Be bought aud improved at a
csst Of eco per acre or less.
This class Of property may never le-
gstimstely recover entirely. |, is set.
ting tcbe recognized principle u bus
iup<s 10 value real estate in the ratio
Sivsa by tae four factors combined Of
ssksAl income yielded, eapahi.i,y Of ia-
cftass. secarisy. and ncsrnc.s Of access.
1his is the soanl aud rational rule.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-30
TELEGRAPHIC.
Exclusively TO the
D.8ILT IV'TELLlGE.VTER.
TIE ONLY NEWSPAPER
Receiving Dispatches
IN WASHINGTON TERRITORY.


EASTERN STATES
NEW YORK. June % The T'l,aes
says tha, E, 900 worth 0. smuggled
laoes were found in house on Spring
stree; to-day In addition TO the laoes
. large batch %! letters from the snug
gisrs were obtained. which contain III
formation that will be Of great value 10
assisting the operations Of C. tom
agents
The IForiis Montreal spcci4l says
that Harry Demming, the grea, ship.
builder Of Qaebcc Las failed Llabili-
ties. 1900, ooo A large amount is due
in the States. His assets are large.
Depression IN shipbuilding and low
freights caused the failure.
The Tribune says: 1t has been known
for long time tina, = Systematic thiev-
err Of .le and beer kegs and barrels
has been going on here. one firm lost
1900 at one time The thieves are sup
posed TO be an organized band who
haxc barrels refurnished 10 destroy
Identification and then sell them IL less
prosperous brewers A quarter Of =
million of dollars has thus been pur-
loincd in three years Detectives have
recently been put on the track, and
some startling developements will soon
be mat
Ex-Gov. Tilden and Cyrus W. Field,
who had engaged passage to Europe on
the Bothnia, which sails next Wednes.
day. have decided to defer their pas
SAG.
COLUMBIA. June 2S.-L. Cass Car.
penter. L. =. Internal Revenue Col
lector for this district, has been arrest.
ed and held in g., 900 bail for cxami-
nation on the charge that Carpenter
while editor Of the Union obtained two
State Treasury warrants for $50 and
*95 respectively. for public printing,
which he increased hy prefixing a fig
ure 9 in each inrtance. so as. 10 make
the amounts really $685. and S6o5
New York. June 29--W. T. Chap
man i Co. fruit importers. have failed.
Liabilities $4,000.
CHICAGO. June 29.-The Times Lon
don special says the highest financial
authorities consider. in conclusion. that
the Austro-i Hungarian debates on Rus
sian uiterances ani the tone Of the Med =
itcrranean press assures for somc time
non-interven'ion in the Orient, aud
tranquility outside the actual combat
tants. The prospects that there will DO
! 10 general war is better than have been
for 80 days.
The Irs5gHe's London special says
the last detachment Of the fourteeuth
corps crossed this morning on the
bridge 10 Matchin Communications are
complete from Galatz There are 80 600
infantry aud 5000 Cossacks IN the Dab
rulsehi Ilsrzova was evacuated on
thu advance of the Russiars.
A severe fight has been reported IA,
Tchernavoda. Yesterday the Russiats
were crossing the Danube A. Simnitza
and arc expected to make u GRO sing q,
| Tura
The attitude of Austria grows more
threatening Notwithstanding the apps
rant0 peacefully speech of Teszs and
Auersherg.
Advices from Vienna to- might informs
me that yesterday official dispatches
were again transmitted TO the English
Cabinet suggesting closer alliance.
aud pointing out the necessity of tax
ing immediate steps to insure the pro-
lection Of the interests Of both of those
powers.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-30

ockvEy APPROPRIATION. Gu. IT ;he
vS0O.oN appropriated BY Consre.s for
~ survey Of private land elA,ns, We
- eaaormed that the sum Of 80, $50
- heea 1lIos'iaasd hy the eammi.-
sxpes ~ NaaAiastaa Er;lory.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-30
w A N T E D.

4 GIRL FROM Ten TO TWELVE YEARS
"a Of ss- g. take care Of two children and hsiP
IL the Kitchen.
Apply at the Eureka Lodging House. or 10 hrs:
PnAum. On NH street opposiss the Occidental
Hotel je:s-d-s