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The Evening critic., 1883-01-26
FOR RERT--MsceIianeous.

yNoR RENT-OUR WEEKLY RENT LIST,
II published every Monday morning, contains
u aConlplete schedule of our houses. stores, Shops
and farms offered for rent, together with de-
scriptions. prices, &C., and bow they may be
seen. Property for sale in all parts Of the city.
Money ID loan on real estate. Call. b. il.
Mnrner, nlh Il street. in3.tf
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Crime has of late been alarmingly on the
increase in Germany.
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FREE ADVERTISING,

Advertisements under the head OF " Situations
Uantsdn tritL htfedftcr be inserted IN THn Even.
ING CRITIC three times FREE. We unite al
toishbp situations TO urdH McmScires Of MS QBcr.
Ansiceis directed IN care NJ CR1T1o OGce lCW re
cefus cdTGtlh attention. Business advertisements
MiteIincs three tiR,csfor 20 cents.
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BOARDING.

INXCELLEN1 BOARD AND ROOMS ALSO,
IL table boarders; house southern exposure;
best preferences given. No. l4ii ST. NJ W. t28 3@
WIZ ANTFD-TABLE BOARDERS AT THE
w La Pierre, cor. 10th and Il SITS. n. W.. terms,
SIS per month; IS tickets for s5 or 30 cents meal
j2i-l2t#
DoARDING--A FEW MORE PERSONS CAN
ID he accommodated with good board at SIG
per month at No. 1l2 G st, n. o, i2}-3t
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ron SALE AND RENT.

DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN
IN OF
THoS. L. WAGGAMAN, or street
Changes made Wednesdays and Saturdayso
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W. Fl. vEEREFOFF,
Dealer In Wall Papers. Window shRden. Picture
Frames, Pictures DC. -
0I6 BEVENTH STREET HoRTHWH6T.
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Scott's Art Sale.

The sale of the Gale collection Of paint
ings was continued last evening by Messrs.
Walter =. williams & Co.. auctioncers, at
the art salesroom, No. 013 + street north
west The following were the prices OBJ
tanned
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FINAKFN UP ASTRAY-ON THE CORNER
i OF 3ith and sts., white and brown goat,
with ToTe attached; the owner can have the same
by calling at Sjl0 ST, N. W., and paying charges,
tn3-,u
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WTANTED--IMMED FOUR pN-
w furnished rooms; will answer; conv venient
TO Belt-Line cars, Address a. b. g., this Office,
ia3-3 3ta
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LOST AND FOUND.

i oST-oN THE ETH INST, ON OR NEAR
j 9th and SITS. n. W., a lady's bra celet return
and be rewarded at the Jewelry store under Ma
tiODnl Hotel. jsj-3t7
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FOB SALE-MtsceYnneous.

lToR SALE-l ,2CO ACRES OF GOOD FARM
It ing land in North Georgia, near Rome; also.
! 200 acres of mineral lands Apply to II. H.
smith, Attorney, Room 40, st. Cloud Building,
Citv. isi-3t#
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EOR SALE-AQUARIUMS OF, .,-TyFTn,.
II all descriptions; gold and pearl fAtes1sSSsVSssS
fishes no change Of water needed for one month;
something new and beautiful rustic Terra Gotta
ware; ntw store. e3j D ST. II. W. Jolly
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w ANTED-A REsPEcTABLE UoLoRED
"a W - i1i
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WANTE0-S,tuat,ons--Msie.

yITANTED-A YOUNG MAN DESIRES A
w place to drive and take care of horses or to
do any kind of work; can give good reference
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yXTANTED-sUITE or ROOMS ON FIRST
w, or second floor; Tor gentleman, wife and
child; within ten minutes walk Of treasury; price
rraph Corcoran Building, ia3-3tA
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LOANS
In sums to suit at Gper cent.
The above is only small portion of property
on my books. For full list call ut Office for bnlle
tins issued on lst and 18th. J2l
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WANTED-MsceIYaneous.

VYyANTED-A YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE
w desire to take charge of the residence OF a
family who intend spending season In Europe
or who will be away during the summer; refer
ence given. j. A. O.. Crltic Otice. "
The Evening critic., 1883-01-26

ToUND, At BREUNINGER's EUREKA
IL Dairy. 18Th ST., between and @ II. w, O purse
containing some money. Call at 1905 ii st, u. W.,
stale time, amount lost, &C. I3i-3t@
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WAN1Ep-Sttunnons--temale.

WV ANTED-BY \ YOUNG LADY, SEW
w ing for families or stores; understands cut
ting and lifting. Address "J.," this Office. J21
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Advertisements oil Three lines under this head
inserted three times for % cents.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-05-24

hsadtd by Amsissd. mores mp q hollow
towards Wshbs hrss ads u tie angle q
We line. This bad also hccn The poiai Of
ccncentrsiioa 81 the artillery fre Here
we're iha dead men aud dlsnsniied guns
81 Eso~hs Ehnde Island battery Ead here
Cushing. holding with onc band BITS torn.
cat sitsis. fired with The other the lasi
ran ~ the ioath United States and fell
beneath bis smoking csnnon- The other
two bngAdes 81 Gibbon. their front 70.
heved, brgsn voluntary movement 10 the
night 10 aid their ov~rcro~jei comrades.
10 ibis beeofnes genefsl point Of CONVEX
gence for both sides. Al without orders
Ter 10. struggle assumes the shape ~ q
pelco snd general direction is impossible
srcepi such ~ Federal and Confederate
Generals eau give by voice aud gesture
Gibhoa sud Hancock both tail among
their msn. Amstcsd, sword In hand
hsds on his bsve soldiers With Arush
bis following gain the broken batteries.
and the flag Of Virginia regiment is
planted on the hot but silent guns. The
great wave u the rebellion has reached
hie h-1stef mark and trembles. whether
ils Great shall braka il Ere upon the
North or sweep back bearing upon the re-
hun the wreck OF the Confedercy.
Now for the connter-chsrge II Is
headed by the corps headquarters guard
aud some broken companies Halls aud
Harrows men JOIN ia. Officer and private
fight together, and courage is commander.
Men and eolors are trsmpled under foot
NJ they fall beneath the fire Of the confed.
crates who come mp TO hold what they
won. A rush and the guns are recovered.
the flag of Virginia goes down aud the
stars and stripes wave over the battery.
A little below the great mass, the advance
with some sort OF an alignment, has made
stand. and deadly exchange of fire on.
sues for some minutes Now STANDARDS
brigade swings down like a gale on the
fiapk Of the rebels. Those 10 the vortex
see the movement through the smoke aud
With renewed mdor push down in front
with cheers and yolleys The magnificent
column has broken into struggling groups
II requires more courage to run than to
fight Every battle flag il still the center
Of . rally. Tho blue jackets still bear
down. The masses go to pieces. The
whole field can see that the bloody tale is
told, and the cheers OF victory ring from
Roundtop TO the right.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-05-24
STATE NEWS.

Bennington is TO have new knitting
mill which will begin operations about
the middle Of July.
The Brattlsboro sewing machine com.
psny now employs between 40 aud SO men
and turns out 20 machines day.
Mr.. 0. q. Bailey Of Illinois is 10 Brattle-
boro. making preparations TO reorganize
the anti. Masonic party Of Vermont. A
state conventicc il 10 be held in Montpel
Ter on the 9th and 9th OF June for this
purpose.
Mrs. Harriet D. Steel. relict OF the late
Rev. Joseph Steel. died in Middlebury,
the 9th. at the age Of " years Mrs.
Steel was one OF the Oldest residents.
Frederick Billings Of Woodstock aud
New York. has la:ely erected handsome
brick church 10 the Montana town on the
northern Pacific railroad which is named
after him.
Alpheus Eldridge. sn aged and partly
erazed woman in Middlebnry Jail. hung
herself Saturday night by putting cord
around her neck, tying it to the bed.post
and siising down on the floor. thus
strangling herself 10 death.
The glndlist OF Brsttleboro shows Al
increase. The total is %. G62. 632. against
$s.5ls.e0T last rear. Bot last year there
sas s34.3ss 0. railroad property. which
comes out under the new Law this year.
On the same basis. therefore, the incrsss
d eisa. ora
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-05-24

Al the recent meeting Of the Army OF
the Potomac, Maj. Msginnis delivered an
eloquent address portion Of which relat-
I'll To ,hr battle Of Gettysburg. This We
copy giving NJ il does reference to the
part ~hich the old Vermont brigade took
in that decisive battle. This will be OF
,pecia, interest since Decoration day is
u, al at hand
AT last, from the crown OF timber on
The opposite heights. emerged the attack
Iuy force eo...,,iande,l by Pickett, Petit
~, and others. and under the direction
u Lr-. Our people breathej easier. like
men Who had been set up a. unfesisting
marks for the thunderbolts. and who vel
coined the more deadly grapple Of the
infantry where blows could I've givon as
va ~ endured.
Over the ridge. line after line came
forth. aud closed up into q heavy order
of battle, uiassrd aud directed upon our
ceut.r. Soon the tirlds were covered by
ti,. column which ans 10 make the N st
lannon's assault ailc. the final charge VI
the Old Guard NJ Waterloo The blood.
red Southern ln.iil. crosses waved in
coutiless number above the steel.capped
boats; a clond 81 administers covered
their advancing front. aud the angry can
non still numbered over their heals to
clear their way TO the very heart Of the
Union
Across the fields OF two days fly hitting.
over the bodies 81 the dead and dying,
closing the psr- nshe l,y our cannon shot
paying M heed 10 the sbsrpshooters. bnt
raising the colpis iist 20 down, elbow TO
riLo~ Ia uBbroken line. right calamity
they come on. = Striking our advanced
poet they roll them lack 10 our main po-
s,tion the head Of the gentle slope. over
which Il seems they may march unop.
possed. suddenly from the ground arises
The Union line. and AZ the word fire.
rings down it, ranks. = crashing yolley -
poured into the advancing columns. and
men fall in svsths ~ IL death bad swept
them with . scylhe. A Wild yell answers
this defiance, and rush 10 the onset is
made by the whole body Of attacking
troops. With one unceasing roll the
deadly muakctry drown other sounds. aud
the dali thud OF desultoy cannon can
scarce lie heard beating time 10 tho ring. |
Jog M usic OF the battle. The charging |
lines forget their bsyonets. and are stung |
20 replying 10 our fire. Their momentum |
- checked. bni the column still moves 90.
Pettigrew's division. which bad fsFthest
10 come and over the most exposed ground
irgins 10 vaver under the heavy Are
/. Inch il IL obliged 10 fsce. Pickett's sd.
vance Is still pretty well protected by tho
nature Of the ground. but gap between
himself and Wilcox leaves his right TO
crumble nnder an oblique Are from stan.
nsds vermont~rs and the direct reply Of
lLs tso brigsdes Of Gibbons division d..
rectly la fronl These dAnks crowd 10
toward Piekest's center. protected by the
formation OF the ground. and give momen-
ian 10 tho vedssd shsps mess, which. I
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-05-24

sonsl property a the iamilies Men. 10
mnn asa ehildres s~ sskias wfass 60 The
poaa in beats ssa 90 rata Tho mil
property - Owned bg Avsh 7 baldwin.
~ wslh Rsssr NJ iiAid~in's losa y 90
iisBalsa al over sioo.coa Whole families
sfs nEasnea destitute. After The hurnsng
o. the milI property the IRE passsaesiong
The liDs o, The railroad sofne three miIes 10
peai..Sy Station. huruins the depot and
all The baildInes there The entire terri.
tory os both ssdes Of the track for sbcai
sss mllss is sssse. The loss TO tAe rail.
road ~ es,imsied al over $4,000. Some
mea. Who we're ss~iug scod Tor iise rail-
road and living va cara at nroinn PoEd
s,si,oo, bsrly asos.ei 9th their lires,
John Morse sAs seriously bHrued, II e
not lno.n .be,br SAY perishea - tbs
woods % not There .ers several naffow
escapes NJ. Bsldsiu. tbs proprietor 81
HE iailis. VAS iorce.l 10 take lrfiy. 10
brock rnpnins nader the railroad. and
kssp issl4srscd for some time
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-05-24

The Bspsis, church II 81 Albans WA
barnsd lssi Thursday morning The
property sss irsurcd for Sis.0oo snd was
estimated 10 be worth ~. 900. Case o.
FIRE uhknown.
Frank Leighton. Who probably fatally
shoi George Heath Of Barnet. Friday, was
arrested al St Johnsbury Saturday alter
neon.
The many friends throughout the State
Of Mr.. Lacius Bigclow, editor AZ the But
land Heroli viii reefc, 10 bear ,hs, he Is
having scrions trouble with his foot,
which has grown worse instead OF better.
Mr.. Bisclow hs. been taken TO the Mary
Fletcher Hospital, where with the best
medical assistance and professional attend
ance. 3, is hoped cnre may be effected.
The village livery stable. about the only
free loadng spo, Sunday afternoon, rs being
turned TO good uses by Lyndon doctor
Of divinity. The keeper Of a stable. when
urged 10 attend church by Rev. DR.. HUI.
bert. answered that Sunday was too busy
q day. bu, that be would gladly listen II
the divine would bring his gospel around
TO the stable. Sunday afternoon the liv.
cry stable attaches. who outnumbsred the
village church goers, we're interrupted in
the milst Of excited "Loss" talk by the rev.
erend doctors appearance He preached
and prayed for half an hour, collected
W in the proprictor's hat and went away.
promising 10 bring with him next Sunday
his choir and descons.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-05-24

At Gro,on Pond Saturday afternoon
there vas the most destructive forest hrs
ever known In Vermont The flames ssepa
everything before them, They first burne'i
the depot. The water house and 400 cords
81 wood Of the Montpelier and Wells
River Railroad 81 Groton Pond. They
thea swept away tho mill property. con
sis,ins 81 large steam mill With nschia-
ssy. one large ard several small tenement
houses occupied By tssniy families. 3
store. ovw 2oo. 600 feet Of dressed lumber,
900 eords Of bark. several barns. Us o,
sicsls. thss< ear loads oi bay. ~ freight
ess q live stock. and assriy ~ tbs per.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-05-24

The probability 10 that our exports OF
merchandise Tor the present fiscal year viii
largely exceed those Of 1882. The treas
ury department estimates the total Ut
from 500, 600. 900 to s75. 600. 900 more than
last year, wbeu the value OF exports was
$3.50, 0oo, 900. Ibis would bring the fg-
ures mp to ssi0, 00o. 900 or $50. 900. 600 for
the present fiscal year. The total exports
for the nine months Of which We have re.
turns we're $3.50. 0o0. 900 against $500, OOo.'
900 for tue same period in 1882. Al this
rate the exports for this year will be great
e. than those Of any twelvsm onth In our
history. excepting only 1882 and 1881.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-05-24
John RANDALL'S EsrAYr.

srArE o. VERMONT. District Of Manchester. %
In Probate Court, held Ut Manchester, within
and iof said District. on the 18th day OF Nay
A. n, ises.
Az Instrument, supporting TO Be the last viii
and Testament Of John Randall late Of Ariipgton,
10 said district. decelsed. being presented By
named. for Probate. IL 10 ordered By ssid
Court. that I'll persons concerned therein Be no.
t.fed 70 appear ~ q session thereof. W b. hsld
p the Probate Office Ia Manchester In said die
trict. on The let day Of June, A. .. lts5, at
10 O'Clock, 10 the forenoon. and shov cause, II
for shieh purpose it Is further ordered. that this
order BE- publ he'd three weeks successfully ~
the hsuehest.r JccESAL, Newspaper printed
- Manchester ~ this State, prsvious 70 said
time 81 bearing.
by iks Court,
ssss Ailsst. L6YILANp Nuxsoy. ysdes.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-05-24

The ceremonies connected With the
crosning Of the Car Of RnssiA are uos
10 progress ., Moseo~. the ancient capital
The precise date Of the ceremony has
been kept secr@i. owing to the threats of
tie uihiIis,. TIA, the cEsr shall never live
IA b. crowned Ca this account the most
extraordinary precautions have been taken
ana 40 far everything has been quiet and
orderly. We cDpy from the telegraph de-
sraichrs an account Of the procession
The sigusl for starting the procession
ass the drinR Of srtiller, aud the ringing
Of the bells Of the cathedral Of Assump-
tioh On the Emperors mounting bis
hone other salutes were fred. The order
Of the procession was as follows: Chief Of
ficer Of the police and twelve gend armes
private escort Of the emperor; first squad
ron cossack Of guard and squadron OF
dragons; mounted Asiatic depu.ations;
representatives Of the nobility; court ser
wants; couriers and hunismen; IN asters of
ceremonies in carriages drawn by six hoys
e. aud followed by large numbers Of court
officials and suits; foreign princes; mem
ben Of council Of the empire; grand mar.
shal OF the court; squadron Of ohevalier
guards; the emperor on horseback fol-
lowed by Count Alexander A dleberg; min
lister OF war and sid.de-camp; General
Czarevitch aud Grand Dukes George.
Michael. Alexis, Paul and Constantine.
and the lstter's son Constantine and 9th.
ers After all the male members OF the
imperial family. who were on horseback,
came an express accompanied by Grand
Duchess Xenia Alexandrovns 10 state
carriage drawn by eight horses, groom
leading each horse. Equerries rode on
either side and mounted pages aud grooms
followed Then came the state carriages
containing Grand Dnchesses Marie Baulo.
qua Alexandra, Josephovna Olga Feodo-
royna and Marie Alexandrovna and the
Duchess Of Edinburgh. Grand Duchess
Vera Constantinovna, Duchess OF Wurtem-
burg aud Grand Duchess Catherine Mich.
selovna, and Princess Marie OF Baden aud
Princess Eugene Of Oldenbuig and
Grand Duchess Helen Of Mecklenburgh
Strelitz; q squadron Of cuirassier; regi-
ment OF guards: ladies OF honor in carriag
es; squadron Of lancers OF guards; mayor
and depntation OF tradesmen who joined
the procession at the old triumphal arch.
Marshsls Of the nobility Of Warsaw and
several other districts did homage to the
emperor Al Tversksia place the civil
governor Of Moscow. Judge and other city
officers received the emperor at the gate
OF resurrection. where he and the grand
duke and empress aligbted and knelt in
prayer before the picture Of the virgin.
The archbishop OF Wrrsaw received their
msj-sties at the steps Of the cathedral OF
the Assumption. with the cross and holy
water At this point the cheering OF the
people was deaiening. The procession then
entered the Kremlin.
The emperor wore broad blue ribbon
OF the order OF ST. Andrews over his uni
form. The empress aud grand iuchesses
wore natural Russian dresses.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-05-24

Tho London Times 10 summing up 10
,lt prrArui time Of the session Of psrlia.
~. ~. ssys II csnDo, be denied that during
a.. lasi il,ns months the situation has be-
con distinctly worse. The triumpbs Of
the ministry have been ecl:pscd by the
confused de,sils Of liz later policy. and iss
followers have Loot habits Of discipline
The action oi the csbine. itself somehow
fails TO convey an impression Of unity and
directness Of purpose which can alone in
sure victory
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-05-24

Most Of the towns report an increase in
their grad list over last year, which
speaks we'll for the efficiency OF the new
tax Law As amended by the last legisl ature.
The clause requiring listers Of each town
10 report to listers Of other towns all debts
to inhabitants OF snch towns disclosed by
tho inventories received is especially ef.
fec,ive. The only town reporting seri.
Gus reduction this year is St. Adams,
where there has been u falling of Of more
than a million dollars. This results from
the withdrawal OF the railroad property
from the list. aud the removal OF Bradley
Barlow from the state.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-05-24

A snow storm ia reported from ohio 90
Manasr. where The .now fell ~ depth
tn,nl few inches 10 foot 20 sons lacali-
,.e.. breaking down trees and making sad
~ayk 9Th The foliage. Monday night
there "a. heavy frost as far south -
Msmphls, which mus, have injured the
fsaii sna crops IL some localities Yer
,aata = p,a y, bad = state after all
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-05-24

Badness may be avoided by the use Of
Halls Hair Remover, which prevents the
falling out Of the hair, and stimulates it TO
renewed growth and luxuriance 1t also
restores faded or gray hair to its original
dark color, and radically cures nearly
every disease Of the scalp.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-05-24
THURSDAY. NAY -. lisa

The isrcollrn hrsdss wall he epesed 10
dsy. the gsih. With smpossng oervnonies
gams ~ the Isi.h ssciesaes ssrOosiy Object
"a 10 ,hss date. il tsins The QnesH's hir'h-
aay. hss he rnssssen very properly did
nos .-~ ~ "a chsngs The day. Tho
.Ques's b,rthas," don't count 10 ibis
cosstry. snd very Zee nsiiv" know on
uhst Asse i occEn
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-05-24

The Prrsi.lsn, yesterday appointed WI
liam Esans a Louisville. 10 sseceed Gee
Hssss "A csamisipa-ro u inlernai fesenre.
Ia .a Supposed ,bss the sppois'naen' lay
lwsaeea Rilas h Catcher and Marshall y
Blaze q New iok. The president has a
"a a making appointments that pleaseT
a.. people. bot dsmoralip's the politicians.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-05-24
( COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

CHARLES w. JExEIN's Estate.
The undersigued. having been appointed BY
the Hon. Probate Court for the District Of Man.
chester Commissioners, 10 receive, examine ard
adjust all claims and demands Of all persons
against the estate Of
Charles W. jenkins, late OF Peru,
tied In Offset thereto, hereby give notice that w
will meet for the purposes sforesaid. At the late
dwelling house Of the said deceased. In Peru
Aforesaid. on the Sd DAY OF November next from
nine o'clock .. m. until four O'Clock p. N.
on saii day, and that six months
from the 80 day OF Nay, A. D.. 1883 10 the
time limited by said Court for tlid creditors 10
present their claims TO 10 for examination and
allowance.
Dated At Peru. this Sd day Of Nay
A. D., 1858.
HEZEKIAH STONE, To-
5i3w CHARLES WOODWARD. NoHs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-05-24

Martin Jackson Of Rutland heard firing
in the woods while ont fishing Sunday
and was checked in his search for the
marksmen by stray bullet hitting him
between the eyes. The ball spoilt the
shape OF his skull but he will live.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-05-24

The Governor has appointed Edwin W.
Cakes Superintendent Of the States Pris-
on at Windsor in the place OF W. P. Rice.
resigned. Mr. Cakes has been Assistant
Superintendent for several years.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-05-24

William Reed Mills, former Burling
tonian, is counsel for Mrs Myra Clark
Gaines, and won the verdict for over :
million and half dollars that she has
just got in the United States court against
the city Of New Orleans.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-05-24

That por betiride,, invalid wife, sister,
mother or daughter, cLn be made the
picture Of health by few bottles Of Hop
Bitters. VA you let them suffer- when SO
easily cured.