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called b. he defense and testified thai,
10 biz opiuiaH, tie nine was q grea,
valac.
Mrs Governor Chsmbsflaiu, 81 Soulb
c1roHna, although q lady Of elegant &C
oo~mpHshments, i rot socially received
by ihc ola native families ofthai state,
because ilssc families ieel that u they
shoal3 rcslly p~raeilea reconciliation they
mieht not have time 10 TAX aboutH.
The great powers 81 Europe, those
thai are trying 30 bard 70 keep TIE psaes
s1pend Annually : .ooq 600 upon their
armies sud usvies The grea; powcl Of
this continent, the United States, cx
pend, les. than S4o,000, 900 on ms army
aud navy. and the Democracy keep how
Ing aboutiha
4 Washington special 70 The New
York Tribune Qua The isct that
one ofthe most powerful rings 10 that
city connected with cotton claims has
met with the frs, defeat under she new
administration of the Treasury DEPART
mebt. It docs realty look now as { bon.
esly wa 60 be The rule 10 The sdministra.
lion sf public aIair., and %knayery the
exception.
Saratoga adds at least one 10 her hotels
as regularly every year as some families
look Tor annual ace%essions, regardless o
hsrd times or prosperity, or whether
there &, sny room for the pew conner or
not, Bulldog has begun there for the
season, aud Saratoga will struggle hard
to maintain her position and extend her
acquaintance. Meanwhile anxions papas
are taking soandings in the family peck
81 book 10 see whether it isto be Sarato.
"a, Long Branch, ora quiet and mex.
pensiys treat among the bills.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-04-19

A few years ago august Flower" was
discof cred to be a certain cure for Dys.
pepsia aud Liver complaint, a few thin
Dyspeptics made known TO their friends
how easily and quickly they had been
cured by its use. The great merits OF
GREENS AUGUsT FLOWER became herald.
ed through the country by one s%nfterer
to another. until without advertising, its
sale has become immense. Druggists IN
every town Ia the United States are SELL
ing It.. No person suffering with Sour
stomach, Sick Headache. C%ostiyoness,
palpilatiou OF the Heart, Indigestion, lnw
-pjrils, etc can take three doses without
relief. Go to yonr druggis, Wait e
Hard or V. Grover, aud get a bottle for
Is cent. and RS Il sample bottles lOc.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-04-19

The highest authority in New England
he State Asssyer of Massachusetts,, after
a careful analysis of Halls Vegetable ST.
Gillian Hair Remover certified that 1t is
the best preparation for its intended pur-
poses that has been exhibited Tor exami.
u%ation, that its constituents are pure and
carefully selected for excellent quality.
and that it forms an efficient preparation
for promoting the growth of the hair and
restoring the original color. This world
renowned preparation Is for sale by all
druggists Record, Red Odk, Ioma.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-04-19

Born in this place, April Sth, a son
10 Mr. sud Mrs. Leroy g. DAyis.
sugar makers have been very busy
for the past Two weeks. More than the
usual quantity has been made.
The tnow Is nearly 81 gene and the
roads are getting quite passabls.
we understand that Mr.. Leroy G..
Dsyi. hss taken the contract, To carry the
mail across the mountain IRON London.
derry 70 Factory Point Tor the ne II four
years,
AT our annual Match meeting a set
TO wiib csrnsl wespous occurred be
tween John @ Walker Jr., aud one W
W West. The consequences were that
ne parties were brough, before = justice,
plead guilty aud paid their ipes. West,
thiuling himself injured. then sued
Walker for private damages. The trial
came Oh at Friday al ] T.. Longs hall.
The jury failed TO agree, Aad the eoBsc.
qaenec Is a new trial on the 27th Of lhi.
nleu,h, spa also a Cue bin Of cost 10 pay
i9r that which really u "a nothing.
-iley. &. Rockwell, sitter an eHgage-
mehs " "a months Ia The Congregation.
vi church. has asreed 10 remain year
fem ihe last Of May. as some thick thu,
. msn u 20, who l. hearty snd strong
sud WHO, for more lhsa 40 years. hes
beea ) diligens aud selive pastor and
kiudtui. shoad be 4 better preseher and
) slser mtn lhsn when yoangsr; tbougt
others. whea thsy sss IN Old minister
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-04-19

DIR. a. j. Flagg's Cough and Lung
Syrup is daily working It's cures and rails
ing patients from their beds who have
been given up to die by their physicians
Almost every day, DR.. Flagg is receiving
complimentary letters bearing testimony
to the curative properties of this great
remedy.
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SPECIAL NOTICES


Masonic.
The next Regular Communication 81 AdonirAm
Lodge. r. 4 a. ". wili be held on ThnrsdzY
evening. Apnl 70. 1877. ~ FACTORY Point
j. II. wHlPPLE. W NJ
Adsairam pter. 80. ~, 81, 4. 81.
sert regular conv3cAtiOu on ThursdAy even
lus. My 3 Al "a o'clock
VA BLACK. Sect.
skinner Posi- so. -. g. A. H.,
Hert- 10 Adsm-' Hal. Factory Point. "a
ne sF.t rnszfAy evening 81 each month.
JOHN BLACK MIR Commander
Graat hodge. 80. i0f, .. q. r.
dsets Al Aaams Hall every Saturday evening
Al 7 aelsck Al mambers 81 the order" are
invited Degree meetings every Gtst ARD third
sstgvd.v evening ~ eara ta0nth q 7 O'clock.
7. J. H0YT. L y.
tuains rhe
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-04-19

The Vermont suGih company, At
Springfield, are receiving their asnai
orders, Although they come 10 a LITTLE L..
Ter lhsn nsual
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-04-19

Mis- John Davis died suddenly last
Wednesday night, aged II years. Mrs.
Davis hsd expressed a wish That she
would not die Of lingering disease. She
vas $ womsn well aud fayorably known
TO : large circle Of friend. and aeqaaiu-
tsnces.
Counsellor j. ID. Rogers defended
Mrs. Meiyin BAbcock al Grafton the
other day, who was accused Of A~ssauning
J. W. IIakes Siih $ club. TIE Justice
lned Mrs. Baboock e., which was made
np By the esuHse On both sides, and
other ~ mpsihizing friends.
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ESTABLISHED SIS
ESTABLISHED ISIS
Buy a Family Box of
Han0VeT Crackers

TheY are Sue bfs Every Crashff stamped
40 ortxnGlTrade MArs, Hanover. Mara.
issgared ~ E. & SMITH 4 son. Bakers aad
Canfecti9nefs. White hlYsg g~anctieh, "
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IKE ne children wbom gbs bears dlspos
"a 81 ery. Go 81. cd bad bead, not
wisAise 10 hear iron hiz 81 hair sibs.
toxsoSnKEKr.
III s1pecsod thAi Bsy Nf. scott,
of Palmer. Mas viii preach Al The Con-
grsEstionai ebareh psxt saadsY.
-Mf. Joass, q wisdhsn. has rented
The blacksmith shop, aad Is neW ready
10 Do 81 kinds Of work 10 his hue.
-Judgs Arao3d has greatly improved
lbe appearances Of 81 store by paiutlng
white. wsshlnx ele. The Jadgs is deter.
m.nel 70 hsrs biz place 81 business and
bis goods A. neat aud attractive a posi-.
bic.
Mr.. Sterling, our iismAu, has bsea
doing 8 large business this spring keep.
ing four hands a. work night and day
some Of the lime. lie has made Absut
1909 sap Buckets, 500 sugar pale, besides
pans, heaters etc. The pressure has
been so great some OF the time that Gus
toners have beeu Obliged to stand over
the worEmsu 10 order TO get their things.
ourH LONDONDERRY.
--FHnk Howard aud Frank Farusm
we're arrested last week on complaint Of
Francis Aidrich, charged with breaking
into the lstier's house during bis sbseDce
aud Appropriating as much cider as ihes
could drink. Twelve dollars settled il.
The largest sugar party Of the season
was given last week Wednesday after
noon by Mr.. John Aiken and Charles
Chase; CS persons were present. The
sugar was served at the sugar house, and
all the more enjoyed on this account
After engaging in a game OF snow bat
aud other sports, the party returned "a
the house, TO fluid that Mrs. Aiken aud
cam" had provided for them a mosI
sumptuous supper. The occasion, Al
well as the kind hosts and hostess, will
long be kindly remembered by those
present.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-04-19

The Gates House is tie best in Ben.
ninglon. When you come to town, stop
there.
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Ayers S~arsaparilla,
FoR PURIFYING TnE BLOOD.

This compound ef ihc vegetable s~ltstsNtps.
SaTsaraitlA. fssk StliHgiA and MaEdrekv wth
TOO Iadiaes % Potassium and lfpn, makes > most
puletnaA cute ~ = ssfiee ~ eumplsiuts Sh}eh
srs rtrs prevalent saa affecting. 10 PARTIES che
tlaa3. lntets cut the lurking humuis Ia she
syhtpm thnt undermine heAlth sRd settle iata
troublesome disorders, kfuFtA ~ On the stin
ave the Appearance tn the surface ~ humAts
thkt sEoaii o. expelled from the bea Inter
tat "a arrangements ATE ihe determination ~ these
ssma hrmafs 90 snme internal organ. of efRsar,
sHose action theS defange. and whose Substance
shey disease and destfny, Ayetp sstsspAnlls
expels thoso humprs hom tbs blood Wisa thty
are gene The disorders thsy produce disappear,
such a. liberation Of The liver. stomach kidnsss
lungs. eruptene aud eFaptive diseases ~ the
skHh, st. Antbohy's Fire, Tnea u eftfipslas,
pmplas, pustnlps, llotchea. belts tuniofs. tetisf
aud salt rheum, scald head riHg werm, uieels
aud nefaa, rheumatism, neuralgia, pm IL Toe
bsnee. sste and head, female wratness,% s'euhty,
lcaf horfhra arising itom internal % ecrstt II and
nt6nne di.sase. dtopay, avpelsa emssistiea
aud general debility with Ia y ! panaft
hcAith trtbtus
rRrrAhEp nv
On. j.. G. AYEa Il Co. Lowell, Mass
Practical aud Analytical Chemists
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND pEALgls
IN MEDICINE.
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Job Printing of all .descrip ptaons care
fully executed, with neatness and dis
patch.
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Franklin College.

THE BUILDING TO BE PUT IN REPAIR.
Mr.. Lusher has received the re-
port of a committee on the con-
dition of the venerable Franklin
College, Of Opelousas, which was
established in 1887. During the
war and since the buildings have
been going to ruin very fast. From
1860 to 1864 no one had charge Of
the institution. Then it was taken
by the Rev. B. +. White, a
Methodist minister, who used it
for school purposes for the space
Of several years and then turned
it over to Rev. @. A. Frazee, also
a Methodist minister.
BY an act passed in 1874 the
college was placed under the
charge Of the State and $4,000
appropriated for repairs.
Mr.. Lusher has succeeded in
collecting about $4,000 Of this sum,
which will enable him 70 place the
buildings ID good condition. II is
intended 10 coyert.the college into
a normal school.
The institution was at first
supported by the State; il then
became self-sustaining, and at the
time of the war was very -four
isbing.
The college is beautifully situ-
ated near the town OF Opelousas,
and attached to it are l50 acres OF
good land upon which could be
established productive farm,
IN, @. Picayune,
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as the bar may well be Of its noble
record in the history Of human
freedom tyranny has never, in any
age or State, been without it's ad-
vocates and supporters. The
splendid and triumphant defence
of English liberty by Erskire was
maintained against the dark and
desperate assaults of Scott and
Milford. only less unarmed than
that great protagonist. And this
community has not forgotten, de-
spite the life service of a venal or
an insincere press, that in all our
sore strait, from Warmoth through
Kellogg, the advocates Of success
ful villainy have been easily re-
tanned from among the foremost
members OF the New Orleans bar.
On Judge Billings soul rests
the blood of those martyred pa
triots who fell in our streets on
the 18th of September. If their
murderer has become Justly
popular while that blood has
scarcely yet exhaled to Heaven let
no hypocritical semblance Of wor-
ship mock on this coming ami
versary Of their fall the solemn
sacrifice they made for us, Let
that press at least which lauds the
one pay to the other the decent
tribute of its silence.
No! Judge Billings can never
be justly popular SO long as MEM
DRY holds it's seat in the brain Of
that people whose liberties he once
struck down with the foulest blow
ever aimed at the republics life.
He is and will be, while men have
hearts to suffer and endure, q
thing for the slow moving finger
of scorn to stab with social death.
Let him pray for the charity OF
oblivion let him beseech the kind
ness of enduring silence; let him
wear out in alms-deed and in
prayer the rest of that life which
he has so darkly clouded, and do
ing justice hereafter, and walking
humbly among men, seek from
God, who may PARDON him, that
which man dare not
extend to those who commit the
ineffaceable sin against human
freedom. In. O. Democrat, Sep
tember l.
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w. s. CROW.

CARPENTER AND BUILDER.
DEGS leave to announce to the peo-
I'D pie of Lake Charles. that he is pre-
pared to do job work, and to take con
tracts for building or repairing Al
business ia his line will be attended to
with dispatch and interest. Shop near
Masonic building. May lily
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THOMAS B. FERREN
Carpenter and Builder
LAKE CHARLES, La.

Would respectfully annonnce to the
public that he is prepared to take con-
tracts for all building, repairing, etc. ,
in his line, and viii guarantee satisfac-
ton in all work rendered him.
A share OF the public patronage is
respectfully solicited.
Sept 81, 1872 July Is, 875.
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Liberal Terms for Town Lots

A S agent for all the owners, / viii
IN sell a number Of the Kirby lots for
one-fourth cash, balance in six, twelve
and eighteen months. See descriptive
map at Recorders Office, and at my
Office. Call on, or address,
GEO. III. WELLS,
June 70 Lake Charles, La,
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a BARGAIN.

TIME DIR. BRASHEAR PLACE, ON THE
Calcasieu River. just below Marion, told
Town. with all the Buildings and Improve-
ments, and ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY
ACRES LAND.
Torms-F Four Hundred and Fifty dollars
cash.
Apply to GEO. II. WELLS, Agent, Lake
Charles, Louisiana.
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Judge Billings.


quently been praised by most OF
the members Of the New Orleans
bar. They say that in his rulings
as a Judge has never betrayed
either heat or impatience OF tenn
per--no anxiety to give any liti-
giant an.unfair advantage--no wish
to dwell on trifing omissions-no
animosity whatever. He has only
been desirous that The truth was
discovered to apply the law. His
speaking, his conduct, his manner,
are all unexceptionable, all suited
to his ability, his kindly nature
and genuine modesty. Before his
appointment as judge he had a
large practice in this city, which
made him familiar with every class
of cases. Pride of every kind is
AS alien to his nature as vanity,
and having tschewed politics, ne
has become justly popular with
our people,-[N. O. Picayune.
This is the language which the
Picaynne employs in an editorial
OF yesterday on the Calcasieu case.
IT the statement be true that Judge
Billings has become popular with
our people, we are the meaneSA
and most degraded community op
the face oil the earth if it be un-.
true, the assertion is an outrage
on the just pride and self-respect
Of the entire State. Justly popular
Judge Billings never can be in
Louisiana /; justly odious he must
be wherever there is any popular
esteem for whatever is manly.
honest and OF good report. Ii can
never be forgotten that in the
midnight OF December 5, 1872,
Judge Billings drew mp the order
directing Packard, the then United
States Marshal, to take possession
of the Statehouse of Louisiana, to
hold it until further orders from
the court, to prevent the assem-
blage therein OF the lawful mem
bers of the Legislature, and to ap-
ply to Gen. Emory for the neces-
sary force. 1t will be remembered
forever, and with advantages, that
he aoas the arch-conspirator in that
airocious crime against the peace
and majesty of this commonwealth,
and that by virtue OF that very act,
which commended him to the in
sclent and vulgar tyranny OF
Grant, he became the successor.
and the fitting successor, OF the
drunken Judge into whose hand he
thrust the pen which signed at
once the doom of this State and
the fate of him who sealed it.
For this wrong no penltence can
atone for this outrage, conceived
and executed with deliberate fore
knowledge of it's tremendous con-
sequences, there can be no pardon
while liberty endures. It not only
made possible, but insured, all the
long years of seryitude and spolia-
ton we have since writhed under.
1t gave to the strong arm OF Fed
eral oppression under which we
the semblance OF legal
right, and steeled the hearts and
the eyes Of our Northern
to the justice Of Our
appeals and the righteousness Of
our struggle. II made possible the
arger but not more damning
fraud of the Electoral Commits
sion, and Judge Bradley was the
legitimate offspring Of Judge Bill
ings. They are linked together
BY a community Of crime which
vii not fade from the memory Of
nan SO long as free institutions
,xist.
Doubtless Judge BILLINGS will
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j. C0rnelius Munday, M. ID,

y. OOEMGlIUs NHatAudy3 TT y,
HAVING permanently located IN
Ill Lake Charles, offers his profes-
sional services 10 the citizens OF the
town and surrounding country in the
practice Of Medicine, Surgery and
Obstetrics.
Cells promptly attended either day
or night. Office and residence, on Bill
20 street, noar telegraph office.
Jan lS--tf
, 1877-04-28
Trustee Meeting Of SnOhOinish
Atheneum.

Pursuant to cnll OF the President, n
special meeting Of the Trustees OF the
Snohomish Atheneunl, was held at the
Library room ot the Society, IN Monday
morning, April 23, 1877.
Prcsent-Messrs. Ferguson, Cathcart,
Ward. Folsom, Phskett and Locirie.
+. G. Ferguson, the President, in the
chair.
Committee on Financial Exhibit, sub
mitted their regular report in writing,
the same being read, examined and ac-
cepted. it was ordered by the Board that
said Financial exhibit he published in
the NORTHERN STAR.
Proposition of W. II. Wale to work on
the Atheneum building and premises for
the stipulated sum of S625,OO for one
wear, sad proposition heing duly en-
amined and considered, was accepted by
the Board, nnh work on the Athcncum
building ordered to commence lmmcdi-
atcly.
Resignation of A. Lochric, Librarian,
accepted. and w. b. Stevens duly APP
pointed by said Board of Trustees to ill
the vacancy, thereby becoming also, one
of the Trustees of sad Atheneum.
On motion, Trustees adjourned with.
out day. A. LocHRIE,
Librarian.
, 1877-04-28

JAMMED TO DEATH.-At L. J.. Jewett's
logging camp, Holmes Harbor, Whid-
by's Island, on the Goth instant, while
log rolling on the beach, Mr.. James Nc
Laugnln was accidentally crushed to
death between two logs. At first it was
NOT supposed that his injuries were fatal,
Mr.. J. starting immediately win him for
Seattle for medical aid. The man died
before reaching there, it is supposed by
bleeding internally from bruises not ob.
served on tue surface.
In this issue we give the first Of Sc.
res OF lectures on Ethnic Religion, hy
Rev. d. n. Utter, of Olympia. This
course, embracing some five lectures, he
delivered some little while since in
Olympia, and is now giving them in Sc
attic. The well-known libcraIity of
thought ever displayed by Mr.. Utter, as
well MS his thorough scholarship, will
doubtless insure for this able series of
thoughtful lectures deservedly careful
NLICnllOU lTOlu ui'
IMpoRTANT.--The Postmaster General
has established postal route from this
place to Falls City, and bidders for car.
rying the mail are allowed till the first
OF June to forward their proposals.
We hope some one will bid low
enough so government will accept, and
give us this much needed route.
LAST week we took an extensive trip
over Whidby's Island, visiting Coupe
vile, Oak Harbo,, Crescent Harbor, etc.
The information collected in reference
to this region we defer, for lack OF space,
until next week.
THE Nellie came in on Wednesday,
bringing freight for nearly all business
men on the river, and two passengers.
She loaded with ship knees and lett
Thursday, rs usual.
Three gentlemen of snohomish
County left this city for the Black Hills,
overland via Yakima Valley. Others
will leave via San Francisco and the G. p
Rail Road.
April, Goth, was the day the first
planning mill was started, and the first
lumber planned in Snohomish County.
, 1877-04-28

THROUGH the courtesy of the Hon. Ell
wood Evans, of Olympia, we have pro
cured the recent very able opinion o.
Judge Greene, in regard to equitable de.
fences in actions at law. The subject is
one of great interest to all. Competent
judges consider this to he one OF the
very best judicial opinions ever produced
in the Territory. 1t will appear next
week in part or in full, compelling us ia
defer for . week or two the publication
of Mr.. Utter's lectures on Ethnic Reh
gion.