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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-11-24

- 1rll- tne afn1cfeu Co hEALl u and bAPfI- NESS
 The Doctor will agree Co forfeit SI 0CO for a caae undertaken not cur d. The rrasou O mAry } cannot get cured Of weakusss and th.. a1oys dls- e -e- i- owing 90 a complication. called FRUS- lAlUhkHEA, with fERAESrHIs. Nhich requires -peclal treaiu eut.
 DL. LIEBIG's lNyIGORtIOR. No. Q without De- eullr special treatment. is the only cure for PEusI tID bEHEN. ty 10 Manhood Is rect red and tle hand of tune moved back from age Co youth.
 Price or either InYigorafor. Ss Case of slE naftles. St0. Sent iu any addiess GOV. 70 a securely from observation.
 Dr. liebig d Co. treat successfully by Ho- ulerrl by every form of SPECIAL. EEiNA'Ik OF CHRONIC DISEASE VII bout mercury or uauecous drugs. If vitait ls drJuu. from the H..le ulue-Ous diseases follow tllt uai.p ordi- t. .. u.lieli .reatm-ut lf alo- nl Co ,duiIuue rU. unnatural loss can e- assumption u1abe- t.- a1shfs Disease. Insanity. etc Cares guar ...e.f- lI-eu-e- or tho scuIto urIulr organs. .- rs llver an hlsdderspe isli treated. bls- EASES OF WOMEN PEtDlLi CCa. D.
 auliiflrd and Re>Dousibic.- Dr. ] iehig q |l.. from EUROPE. are organized m Ompliance e-r the CaIforn a Nstlcal Law. Diploma pro- rr-a by regular college eduCa ISu. ard are now i. r. .Ir umeteeuth year of special uf1c'Ice.
 Most powerful e,eCruc belts free to TutIe. ts. To PROVE TIE WONDERFUL POwEa of the lN- FigGEAIOR A g BUII E GIvES Ol sENI FREg Olra ul-atI0u ee and private.
 DE lIEBlG5 5 WoND HEUL GERM N IN- NlIORAIOk k prot cted by copyright from he Patent Office of the United Sts. os GUvarlu eut Beware of limitations.
 Call or address
 lIEBiG DISPENsARX.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-11-24

Tsis stated that a challenge has been forwarded Co Tucson by Billy Smith. offering to match 0 team Of this city of any number Co shoot similar team from that city, a pigeon match on Thanksgiv- ing -Epitaph.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-11-24

Vi ducks and geese are plentiful on the Gila- Now it win be in order for gunuiDg Dariie- to 20 down and slaugh- ter some of them.-Gazette.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-11-24

Judge Robinson, who returned from Fort Huachucs Thursday night, re- ports great activity in building there.- Epitsph.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-11-24
BORN.

BARNUM-In Pherix November ig. 1885. to the the wife Of r. Barnun. a son. RItCkEB-In Tucson. November 2f, IssS. to the fe of Paul Riecker. daugh CT.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-11-24

Fine watch requiring q speciality at J. \ Turner & Co. jewellers, Co gress and Never streets. Money advanced Ou watches. diamonds and iewelry. d&w
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-11-24
November scheme.
Nhsl- Tlrket-. S2. 25 Tickets. so
HaIF TirLrt-. -'i. 55 Tirkcf.- ~i1'

Remit money or Bank Draft ir f1..s- or nd g ? xurass. ONT SEND bT El us J a-.Lu LETTER OR ? iS tOFrT DEt ts. lu'f- t1r- ther notice. ORDERS of S5 md urVtf- ny 1pr s- can be s nt sr u- sEael-e- Alurss- l-l Orisrs 70 J. J DOUG A. L0ul-gl -e. Ken ug g2l- or to ". LDE GRAW. Agent, y n ls-4re. Arl- tOrz OcI5TIhS&Wiy
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-11-24

As will be seen in our news colums, D. F. Kimball, Mormon bishop of St. Davids, COchise county dIed Rt the Mormon settlement on the San Pedro, ou the 2Otb, of pneumonia. Bishop kimball was not only spiritual adviser of the Mormon settlement at St. Davlds, out he was their business manager as we'll. While the strong young men were at home, working on ranches, the bishop, was often away looking after the interests of the Mormon settlement. He a tended to having homestead and pre- empti.n papers properly made ont, Co paying the taxes or any other busi ness Os the community that required bis attention. This We believe IS a part of the dutIes oi Mormon bishop; at least Bishop Kimball made himself use- ful in thls way
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-11-24

We learn hat a gentleman in San Francisco k negotiating with the man agers of the \. & T. railroad for the purchase Of 100000 acres of land located ou the liIe of the road in Arizona Journal.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-11-24
SheriRs Sale.

PY VIRTUE OF Al ENECU ION I7SC D ID out Ot the ! lrst ic-lc.tL DTs--lr- Court. iu and for Ire culLtr uf Pane. Ul d IIlrInaIt rer- dered iu sad court un tns J-h day u- October. A ID. l5sf, lu tasnr Of Morris tOIdwa-er and aaaIns beulamin Morgan. for the sum oi live with mrerest thereon lluI October Q b. l--i al the rlte ot twu per C-ur per month tfll usii. together with Vue hundred and leu and ,3-I.u To lars D rcout gp, cu-l~ and disbursements af the da ae oI sud judgment. and acerllre C0-rS | have ltivied u. on t.- i1l HVlr et-rIneL lots or cuy or Iucson, tuuntJ u' Pima. Territory of Arizona Co vii. Lor q T. block II-. IDf s Ir block lti; lot Q in blo.s -1; Io- I-. i1 h.ocs i- lO- is, m block -t-. iut n Iu block I~ iu. l2 lu blsck 'i.; ia, 9 iu block 90; lot $. lr block ?. Also. the easteriy i-e- oi lat5 a-d l il b. cs No l. henc westerly -o - il' north lns of sad Too No l. -lue' y--.ga -.. CD a -fla- thence snltAerly, and parallel w1.I 2 rI avenue f.- feet tp -tazs ol tLs a"Ufl line 70. sTlf .Hr Au. {; thef ce along the soufh i-lr ol IH. No. f e-r- ery. @i cot Go lf. -uut' -i-t 'Hrutr tH.-e. long the west liIe of luut sv.0us. r.-f. .rr.e. I- feet To tha place 't ..-.ii - T.i -t- ...- H- ar- cordnz t1 tle c.il-I1i --rvrs of tlavI.ia-s tr1W cItyl u1 tGr-"r. maie and rvHru-.i rH ~. ". fOrem 4n. and approved u. r.e VI Dor and llIr- ell Of ald vIl ago ur tle -it1 rHy ut June, 1874
 And no-lce s hereby gwen flg- 1u -.-grf-y. the f5 n dav of D'e,ul--. A. D. I--H t-tFs T the Do Irs gf lf u clock s- r and 'c Hr- 70. -1 n front of 'ha oIrtunuss door il t.a r.- uf Iuc-of county of u-a. .Hr-IfIrr r- rrE la ! Sill sell at public cHc,l.r. fu t.a highest and beet bud CT, for cash. lr-al cuTaurr. aIl Che rlghr. ltle and interest UE the ds. a.I.ur l. and the,eo as VIII saristy -lc sad lld- weut. cue and r-ruIl costs.
 Tucson. November 2i 1.-3.
 n2t vtd E.H-PAUL. Sheriff.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-11-24
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

The public schools of Tombstone are likely tO close for want of funds.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-11-24
DR. LIEBIG'S w O N D E R F UL German InVigOratuT,

hE OLUtNi. utsEAlE ~ T and BEST REMEDl for the cure of Nervous and ! ihysical Debility, Vital hxhaustion. Seminal Wsakuess Loss of Man h .od. taIliur Memory and he- faxed and hnfeebitd conditions Of the tienito-Uriuars orgaus. i. tt speedily eu es iMIOTtNt F, Early Decay. Lo-- Of Eigar. SEMINAL WEAKNESS snu all the sad effects Of yeui hful fol- hes and abuse or ESSES OF M .IDklrl.
 If permanently prevents all Unnatural loss from the systsm. as thCuszlds can attest who have ussd the Remedy in the past quarter of @ century which is has bean Le.ore tte puhIc.
 Co is Indeed a Wonderful Remedy -toutng tLe nerves. zf rengtheuiUE Ihe musc es. checking fhs Wa-t-. invIruraf- Ing tho whole system and re- HHaH..aM IA H
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-11-24
Great English Remedy 1!

! Is a ueVer-falling curE , for Nervous Debility, Exhausted VltalitE i, Seminal " ca kness spermatOrrtRa. LOST MANHOOD. lmpoten-
 e. Paralysis. PruststOr-
 rhua and al the tern ,ble effects of self l lAhnss. youthful folhes, ,and excesses in marursr iyears-such ss ioss of l Maunorv | .aaalfuda Non
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-11-24
IIFRIG nIsPENslRN

f1D Geary street San Francisco. Cal. Private entrance. t05 Mason stieet four blocks uD Geary street from K army. Main entrance ( Hruugn Dispen-ary Drug St. re- ocltd6w
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-11-24

 -uruAl Emission Aversion Co Society, DImness lf Vision. Noises m she Head. the yl'al uuid passlng unObserved in the urine. and many other ulseases that lead to insanity and dealh- DG. INVITE will agree tO forfeit Five Hun iTed Dollars for a case of this kind the Nitaa Restorative under his speciad sdvlce anc raarmontl will not cure, or for anythlng impure 1r IuluuOus found 10 it. DR. MlNIlk treats sl P1Tate Diseases successfully without mer- su-T. Consultation free. Thorough eIsmins- Lal and advice including snalysis Of urine S.-u. Prlce of the Vital Restorative, $s-lO bOt- de. or four times the quantity, flOOi sent te any address upon receipt Of price or C. 0. D., secure tsom observation, and ID pnVsts nsms if i1--ret. by A. E. MINrIE, M. b.
 n Kssrny Street, San FraucIscU. Cal SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE on application by letter stating symptoms. sex and sga. COmmu- nI1ati1u6 strictly confidential.
 DsE- BINTIE's Kidney Remedy Neph- rgfi cum, cures all kinds Of Kidney and b.ldde- H-ulaInts. Go1OrrhoA. GieeL. LeucorrhRa- - ssle by all druggists, q a bottle, ak botties fer FE.
 DE. NISTIE'S Dandelfou Pitls arc the n.-- and cheapest Dyspspsia and Biliious cure il taa market. For sale by all druggista- ieidSN
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-11-24
TRIAL BOTTLE FREE

Suficieut Co show its merit. Eill be sent Co any one applying by letter. stating his -ymptoms snd Sga. -tOmmunlosrions strictly confidential
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-11-24
R. H. PAUI
Notice for Publication.

Sheriff and Tax Collector
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-11-24
A ErsoIuIsnn iu single Number
 Drawing.

sF-Every ticzat l1i'eE his own srre-rlE1 | can cail ont be nuuhar or tI- rrz-- and -a 1 the corn srondir. uuuh.r au Che .lr place. n l the wheel iu hi- p-1--~ta. Thee ar.alr-= VII occur ou 1he Ls- Ina sclg o- orT uputl-
 ! Read tte l'ssu.lC.lr
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-11-24

lupotency, Exhauted Vitality. freuls tafs b, = cilna and LOSS OF MANHOOD. in ail is complications. and from whats yer Caus produced. IL enlches and purines the blood 1-pengthens ths Nerves. bratn. Mn. cies, Dlges-
 lc1. haprotuctlve Orgzns. snd Physical s1d Aa-itai Faculties. To stOpa any unnztursJ debil- l.AeLns dram upon the system. preventing IuVOl
 uniary losses. dsbiitaunR drsah.s. seminal losses ~lth the ur'ne etc.. desIt-.tIye O 51i29 q snd body. lt IS sure eiimins 1r of all AIDNE4 AND B. ADDER COMPLAINTS. ft coL.1lls no injurious ingredients. rs those SHneFiAg From the evil earCfs ef youIhfut Ahas>cFeti0hs or eNee-seS, a speedy. thor
 ol@n anu permanent CURE Is tst AkAN- Iss.h. FFlee. ss 50 per bottle or nVe bottles iu case, Nlth fuil directions and advice. s1G Sent secure from observation Co any sddress up- on reoelpt of prce, or C. c. D I O oe had anly
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-11-24

,ezt Thursday wl.l be turkey-eating
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-11-24
TI
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sannnn E.E ...

oJ Regular H uthly Drawing viil -rss 1ll pacs 70 tlo Ms-oae Hall Masonic l.-- Od pIs Bul.tia-. i1 Louisville. Eg..
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-11-24

ms H q o a [ Sure n 2 th sniD z Remedy and Nert e TONIC ls the legii e mate result of 0F T enty years of pTg C. iical expeuence, ai d lUhkS WliH Uh- FAILING CEhTAIN- IT Nervous and Fh. @ sical Debility. Sen f- nal VI eaknezs Sper- matOrrhGa, Frost - fnrrhnsa Em1s-lnr a
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-11-24
Thursday, Nov. 29, 1SS3.

Lawful L8s:cF- and Fair Briuiuzs, It-..u Ds t-s i4sEI-.l-ur. l. aaa-I..-I. and Ice tecl. sd i-lal ry t.e ll- tr ealr n r.s 90 tta- Bond given tr h--rs ro--fF - -.a cum 'f S'0ouJo fuf trs prompt Ias ai-l- 1l ai- rri--5 sold.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-11-24

Unclaimed letters remaining in PostOtfice at Tucson Ariz1ua. for four weeks prior Co No
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-11-24

c. 2 ETgHARD- G CD.. Arrlt.. fZ7 S i2g Saa-ome z-r.... Corner Clay
 S1l tr--r--eH. ta.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-11-24
DR. L. D SAIEIEIn

EAo hearney street, san frsnciscO, Cal.
 Consultations strictly cOnhdenuHl, by letter or at office FREE. For tbs conveniencs of ts- rent= and in order to insure perfect secrecy. | have adopted prlysfe address. under whlch all packages are forwarded
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-10-11

Five boys. vhoso ages range frcu iss 70
thirteen years. pupils q tho Fair Haven
graded schools, srent The nsior part o.
their SIMMER vacation realing ten cent
Inaiau romsnces, aud asa rrsuli Of shs
course Of reading. provided themselves
With firearms. and stsrted for the West
cru plains last Sunday ior the purpose Of
huntipg Indians, but one nigh, on the rag
ing canal took the fomsnea all out Of the
expedition aud they returned home sad
der bat wiser
A general term Of the Vermont supreme
cour, is ordered 70 h~ held al Montpelier
com mcuoing the 23i, There are ~ cases
90 the docket. II o. themihsve been heard
once but are ordered 10 be 70 Arsued,
W II. Kinson q Brs,tleboro, while ut
huuting With friend recenlly, bad about
80 shot accidentally discharged into his
bress, by the friend. who was approach
ing 10 Al opposite direction. The phyH'
clans think kinson will recover
TranF Plnmley, L. @. Colburn, Il, Plum
lev and 4. Currier Of North Shrewsbury
captured a she bear. Sunday morning,
which weighed 30 pounds. This make'
the third bear taken in that vicinity since
August 25th.
Elaborate preparations are being made
for The officers reunion. which will bt
held in Rutland Oct 18TH The CON
mittee having the arrangements IN hand
is sufficient guarantee OF success oil the
meeting.
Something likes inches OF snow tel
upon the hills 10 the vicinity OF Turnbribe'
Tuesday night Of last week Parties com
ing from Barre via Washington, Tuesday
night, report that they had TO cut bushes
loaded with snow from the road before
they could drive through one piece O.
woods fourth mile through.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-10-11

The canvass 10 Massachusetts, presents
the curious anomaly Of both parties eircu.
la,ins the same campaign document Int.
Ter. argument before the re~ksbury in'
yesiig.,ing committee, illustrated. After
The Democrat. had decided to issue u AZ
a campaign document, the Republicans
offered 10 circulate Is many as possible
Tree OF eos, provided the Democrats would
furnish thsm. This they are doing and
tins We see harmony OF action 10 a bitter
poIitieL fight 10 regard to the doeu'
men, The Republicans claim that 1t is III
the main false. and disgusting to all de
cen, people, while the Democrats claim II
TO he true aud rely upon It to win votes
Election day may show which is hight
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-10-11

ssrvsocs were held q. s. James Epis-
eopsl church last Sunday, Res. Mr. God.
asrd oHseiaisrg
Services wers held al ST. columhisls
Catholic ehareh al solocs a. m. Sunday
aaI mass said. the Rev. II. j. GaHney
oflcisiing,
Mr. Y. II. Garfield shows blood tar.
zip beet rx,sod In biz garden that weighs
10 10 pounds aud measures ? IL feet In
eIrcamiefeuos
10 ope II the carpenter. al work on The
sew hotel. stephen nolieBhaei, fell from
a staging asd was quite badly hafi last
.eel lie uas iakeu TO bis home in Ben
ningiDn.
Some u the carpenters who are 81
vork Ne ,bs hotel were 10 whai mish' be
ealled ''mired up condition on Monday
alter returning 'ro,a bennington where
they reside The proprietor OF the bo,eI
had quite circus with them at various
places on the ground aud at their shaniy
here the board. on The hill.
The funcrsl OF Mrs. Frank i. Edger
ton, notice Of ~hose death will be sect
under ,hs proper head in this paper, Wal
very largely attended on Monday at th'
Catholic church the Rev. 4, J, Gafiney
officiating. Tbs procession going TO tb'
cemetery was very large. containing ovei
forty teams.
Al the annual meeting the fonDf
Mems association. held Wednesday even
log. Oct. 3. the following officers wer'
elected. Pn si!eut. J. X Batchelder; vice
presidents, A. A. urant and .. l.. Adams
secretary. o. NJ. Barber; treasurer, T.. Z
Woodward, executive committee. Fsyett'
Shepard. L. Il. SHAW, G, A. Bundy. .. +
Adams, II. (. Wilson, librarian +. X
Shaw; assistant librarian o NJ. Barber.
The annual meeting Of Red Mountain
telegraph company was held IT the schoo
room Friday evening, Oct. 9th, aud th
following officers were elected; President
Chas. Cauheld; vice. presideui, L. + Whit
secretary. c. A Bundy; treasurer II. /
/ Eaton; executive committee, Chas. Can
field. IL s. Wilson and John Conroy
The line i, 10 good shape and well KEEP
UP, AID i. great convenience TO goo
many people aud we think in the comm
year will he quite paying institution
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-10-11

II tbe tcpor, otthe testimony OF Joseph
MelHl # the Cbicsgo Tribune before the
senate committee on lab)r be wac reported
y. saelag that tie money thrown away on
hln duung tie past year would have
iafs,1l,e,l every one 10 this country with a
comioftable bone lu note to the New
YorA 7imss Mr Medill con,radists that 70.
p8n What lie did soy vas tia, persons
ubo bad made a careful study OF the sub
Zee, estimated tbs, the amount OF money
.1aaDdeud % intoxicating drinks by The
ace. classes ofthe United States At sioo'
UO0 coo, aud that thls sum, II y had been
nut out 1t iutet,st by them during tue
past ten years would amount to nearly
si.o110ll O01. sam suilici ent to buy ev'
sry wage porker 10 all the cities aud towns
m tie uuitrd States now paying rent
comfortable domicile, thus emaneipatne
,hem feoni seryllude TO laodlords.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-10-11

Rev. Isasc Hosford died at North Thet
ford Monday morning, aged nearly 81 years
He graduated from Dartmouth college IN
1926, Salmon T. Chase being among his
classmates, aud at Andoyer Theological
seminary three years later He was set
tied over the Congregational church at
ssxouviIle, Mass. 10 years, served as city
missionary IN Lowell. Mass, seven years,
and Wa. chaplain of the Worcester Mass
hospital three years. In 1860 he moved
to The,ford. bis native town. aud til
about dye years ago he supplied the pull
nj, Of the Union church at North Thet
ford regularly. H
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-10-11

snalor push Of Alsbama. whose work
5. al,out aa.sbs1 a. diiigen, member Of
tH. Comnlliee go Labor, recently said =
l.t4 tvci, ,ery mnch Interested 20 The
! aalefinl srLiesmrsis d the Nes 10
glazed people During The past summer
utat IN 81 Ailipos 10 bos,on, aud ! hardly
( 81 acre ~ tie say that our Southern
,s-5lde vauil iise on. 30 rugged and hsfa
,.snfd DE lsHd aud ye, !, supported Que
81 lie most successful aud energetic pop
ulalans "a tie globe. lave very high
,.speet for tie sacrifice and genius 81 the
,te5pis II NV England aud am glad
bat ss.n ll,m more intimately"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-10-11
CORRESPONDENCE

The following is from gentleman Nv
ing ia Massac usetts. but well known IN
this vicinity. One year ago he said i
Butler ever became governor OF the state
he wanted TO move out Perhaps sickness
in his family prevented. He is evidently
stirred up ED.
sALr RIVER CnREx, Oct. 0, 1888.
Friend Editor:
You must pardon me. but cannot re-
frsip. II there should be tapss hn9u1.
or iapsas pennu In timos like this you
will excuse it. o. Temporal! o, moreS
We are al shaken to pieces down on these
low levels. What in the mattcrl Every
thing il out OF JOINT. The governor has
taken possession Of al our lands. houses,
and institutions. There are only few
things left, Bunker Hill monument,
Wscbuse,t mountain and part OF the sea
Bu, tho good men and the wise men tell
ue they have him on the run. | rather
thing ii may be 30. Tor last night his yacht
came up the river on the sly. flag at half
mast and Butler himself on board. he
| made short stop. bot before daybrssk he
had leased all the tenements here Tor an
indefinite ,eriol lie said he had good
many friends. and hs Always made It a
point to provide for them a. all hnzsrds'
He wanted to boy my quarters. !" he
seemed TO take to them. told him no.
.oula 20, sell, as might web to locate
here again some odd year. but ! would
lease on ons condition. that II he threw up
the lease before the four years expired he
~ould give the nnt refusal TO my friend
-. OF Manchester. Vermont He said'
All ri,ht, ---- rs. good fellow aud true
blue. lie VAS no. Que OF those old hns
Democrats. II was those - ----- lei
Low, Who baa done II. and then he began
TO ssear. Oh. bov he did swear III
sen, the SUI. moon and stars and oil the
Heavenly Los,s to Hsdes. The hot words
u,t rolled out Of his swollen face. Hin
face vas red. fiery red. He uses val
paint apd says be means to put u on thici
tlll after November for tue sake OF hi'
friend. ] though, bad heard men us'
high. low, big. bad cords before. but
sue.s not. told him thought Il VA
the women Who had done tho mischief
and then you ought 10 have seen and
heard him. He Was like . Vesuvius las
before opening. lie said the women 81
over the state hsd been down on him sinc'
that Tssksbury mess Then be palied
slipper from his side pocket aud droppe'
q tear Well. l could but pity The OLE
. M an for moment. ba, soon 80, over y
On many accounts would be wiling =
s,ay here ionsA. II ~as a iohio clean Vi
the premises 10 begin With. Tue Dem
had been here 20 many years. II took
gres, deal o. soap. elbow grease and whits
? snh. There is polly COMPANY Of Hep
: coming down the stream In November
.. they can get pas. The Lies Of Norsu
|. Der, They csnnos some too soon. Mn
= sords and besi vishes 70 the many friend
. good ADD true In Manchester. Cordial
/. yoan. 'AHH
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-10-11

re latter part a tlie campaign 10 ohio
"a. fssa complicsiea Ny tie siifserdinsH
a..,i. 10 esrf, ,l4s proh'liiorY eon''iss.
,tsasl sasaaairsi TAI. i sol strictly =
,sHs a.g,,mrut. ), nemles u 10th PAT
~ 81 a,Fel 81 soie ivr Il, has there . a
h. Ing iAal adopted IL soaid oniy be
made II, uilsr 81 the slrelioa Of lie
,atltssa 8os 20 i aRd l~gislatnr, henee
b aerat. SO isss uslSs 'h'' ." 40
aaea' .rh tss GerHsa. TO afss them
i.,,sar IT, Den srrslis tielei, snd Win
altfsst.s saeests There srre great
n.st1 tutss ,ast TOE tie smeudmfu', h"'
,-i1 a- lads idrs bat 4 would Ia
rafrttaf
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-10-11

ys,a,s 80 l.sps good deal q fan PoAsa
=, ,ss L IS ts,y. sha especially 81 sss
,.,. q huiaiaF ssd msissslhiss IL na'
,,,a eHr,al sourees Il 10 @sosFislh"d va
~ astt impmfsssa SHriss The sa' s'@'
ca COS poa. and ths ms'1iial sad '"ss
49,. ..sl 80 GO $4,000. les'iss The 'ss
a. ta xstnsfy stoui ZOO co. IA
a.. sA,s.n yvsfe nacs she sas "a. tai
a. siste. hss sssnt ier nA'sl 'sa'fs oni'
IA tsa fsa ~siis Enelpna bas spsni sit'a.
aaouo France $4,000. Rus'i' $50.
az tao I,.5 6a4uoo. 90. oefmhny ss'.
oa fahsy az co COO, Brsnl sia.c'o
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-10-11

Daria.s the term u the Uatiei SiAies
Cif,aa ooert heid Al Rnilaud ls.t ~rch, Il
belug broashi 10 tie .ii~aIion q be Hon.
o.. the pr,siilns judge, that q ~s. = mat
tor u coau aon report that certain Julied
Stale. pIsoaers ronbnssi Ia tie Hous. OF
Caimeii.H Al Rutland ~srs sometimes ia
s,r.d NH a ride slsont The village aud
tr~qaei,tls silo.ed outside. tue occAsion
Nss ID pfu,t,i 10 call VI. attention u the
fsoI, q the pfi.o1 TO tho provisions u
s.utna 5sUg. page 1868 of the Revised
Statutes u the United States. sud they
.srs kipdly iaiorn.d TIA. when 40 otheer
Ia charge takes = prisoues outside The
.sll. VI tl.e prison Ia which he Is -eh'
tencsl 20 he sonnned unless II l,o Wy 'iT.
,ne VI s,,p,g laeiul pfocess ls.nrd y,
United States count OF !nage. he thereby
voluntarily suffers such prisoners 10 es'
cape. |. !. believed that this Will opea
the eyes Of the officers Ia charge ~ that
the public will have 10 further cause TO
complain a. 10 the manner 10 which Unlt.
ed States prisoners are kept 10 The District
u Vermont JUSTICE