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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-22

Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 1892
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-22

SUCCESSION OF c. F. J. c. HAeEnoND.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-21
The Killing Of Young Turner at Bel
laire =. Concerning the CorOnet's
EuFv

The Killing OF Young Turner at Bel
laire =. Concerning the CorOnet's
Jury.
Editors OF the lntelligenccr.
lnOtice in the DAILY INTELLIGENCERo of
Tuesday, February 18th, a decision of the
Coroner's jury in the case of Alexander
Turner, deceased, who was struck with Il
stone from some person unknown to that
jury. You must understand in the first
place that the jury was not made up by
our ilrst'class men, and if the publication
had been made in our city papers Ishould
not have noticed it, because the generality
OF our citizens are acquainted with the
body which constituted that jury. Boys
from Benwood and Bellairc would meet
on the ice for the purpose OF throwing
stones at each other, and | feel fully salts.
fled that Marshal Mccormick knew moth.
ing of the transaction until Turner was
struck. Officially he could not do any
thing in arresting the boys in the State of
West Virginia. Mccormick is Marshal of
this city, and his jurisdiction is within the
corporation limits unless he has war.
rant, when he has the limits of the county;
but he cannot arrest any person in the
State of West Virginia without the con.
sent of the State. Mccormick is good
Marshal, and like to see justine done to
all honorable men in any capaity they
may hold. J,N, ].
Bc|lGire, Ft6. IS, 1872.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-21
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, February 2O,-FLoUR-
Family a. 40a7 90.
Wheat-lsed, $157s1 60. Corn
--47c. Oats and Darley-steady.
GRoCIRIEs-Steady.
EUGs-Dull at 2Ga97c.
PROVISIONS Pork --$l2 G9. Lard
93c Bulk Meats-5aGiaGtC; bacon should
ers Gic, sides, 7sa7iC..
IIoGs-$i G0a5 OO.
WnlsRY-SGc.
New York Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK, February 2O-The mar.
ket Is rather quiet but prices keep ad.
vancing, PeQuot A brown sheClings are
mp To bic; do Atlantic D fine 13c; do p
l9iC; do Y shirtings 19tc; Augusta : by
Sdo have been advanced from II to 12c.
The wool market continues excited.
Louisville Market.
LOUIsvIIL.E, February 2O.-TObacco-
Active; common TO good lugs, $Ga7 80; low
TO fine leaf, s. 75a12 80; sales 907 hhds.
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STERLING ExcnANoE-1ONs.

SlAlE DbNDS-TlIIll
SToCKS-ln the stock market Union
Pacific has been the leading feature. The
transactions have been enormous, and the
dealings were attended with much excite.
ment during the morning. The balance
of the speculative list was generally neg.
lected and fluctuations unimportant. In
Union Pacific there was n wide difference
between regular stock and sellers on.
ton, and quotations, seller 10, were J.! to
II per cent, and seller GO cash and rcgu.
lar. Sales on the Stock Exchange were
OF ! per cent, while the highest rate
paid for borrowing stock was t of per
cent. Later in the afternoon the excite.
mGnt in Union Pacific subsidized and the
market became firm. Prices advanced
al per cent in miscellaneous shares. Uni
ted States and American Express weak
Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, February 20.-FIOUR-Ac.
tive and shade higher; sales at So l2a
6 Is.
GRAM-Wheat-No. 9 Chicago, 81 &c
COrn-40iC. Oats-QuiGt at 32sc. Rye
No 2, 73!c. Barley-Strictly fresh, Gle;
regular, soc,
Observation-Disclosures so. Lard
Steady at Sc Green and Bulk Meats
Unchanged
Hoes-Extremc range, 81 25a5 90.
New York Market.
NEW YoRK, February 20.-COTFoN-
More active, and prices lower; midding
upland, este.
FLOUR-Unchangcd. Superflne ives.
tern and State, So 10aG SO. Common to
good extra, SO 75a7 90; good to choice,
S1O5a7 co. white wheat extra, 81 GOa7 81.
GRArN-Wheat-No. 2 spring Chicago,
81 5Gal 56i; No. Q Milwaukee spring,
81 Goal 81, afioat; winter red western,
81 g. Rye-Dull; western 03c. Barley
Dull; western 9Oc. Countless active;
new western mixed, anoat, 7l!a79c. Oats
Western, 81 !a54c.
EGGs-In good demand at 32a35c.
GRoCEHIES-COilcc-Dull and nominal.
Sugar-QuiCt; fair TO good refining, !IaOsc.
Cuba-0aotC. MOlasses-Ncw Orleans,
50aG2c.
Observation-Disclosures, $l4OO. Lard
J No. to prime steam, 04a0s, kettle, 0Ic.
BUTTER-QuiGt al lla22c.
CHEEsR-QuCt al l3al7c,
WHTsKY-Shaae ilrmer at 9?a02!c
baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, February 20.-FLOuu-
Western superfne 30 OOSG 70; family 81 u
40 90.
GRAIS-Wheat- Ohio and Indiana
81 Gal 90 COrn-Yellow G9aGOc Bats
Quiet; western 52aJAc. Rye-DulI at
98ca$1 o..
PRovIsIoNs-P ork-Mess $li 30. bulk
shoulders 5ia5lc; do sidcs GIRGFC, Bacon
shoulders &c; sides 7!aSc; clear rib sides
SaStc. Hams 13al4c. Lard 10C
BuTrER-Unchanged.
WHBKY-Finrat 99IC.
Allegheny Cattle Market.
EAST Liberty, Pa, Feb. 20-CATrLE
Market unchanged arrivals fair best,
Gia7c; stOCkcrs, 3iaiic prospects Iair.
SnEEP-MArkCt slow arrivals fair and
prospects, fair; best, 7tAsC; medium, Gla
&c; common, 6aGC.
lIoGs-Market dull, and but few sell.
ing; arrivals fair Philadelphia, g. 6Oa
575i Workers, a G0ad 70; prospects fair
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Virginia Bonds held In West Viz.
ginia,

A report 10 the Convention furnishes
the following list of West Virginia hold.
ers of Virginia bonds. These arc who
reported themselves under n request made
by the Legislature year or two ago,
but may moi be all the actual holders in
the State.
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GtreGattttiqeucer.

THE Pittsburgh Dhmth, one of the
most excellent and prosperous papers in
the country has just donned new aud
handsome press.
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II the patient be female the approach Of tho
mcnses Ia looked Tor with anxiety NJ the first
symptom In which naturcls TO show her saving
power In diGGsing the circulation and visiting
the cheek with the bloom of health. Alas IN.
crease Of appetite has grown by what 1t fed on.
The energies of the system are Frustrated, and
the whole economy Is deranged. The beautiful
and wonderful period in which body and mind
undergo so fascinating change from child to
woman, Is looked for in vain. The parents heart
bccds in anxiety, and fancies the grave but wait.
Ing for Its victim.
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Hell MBOLD'S
Extract BuCllu
Fer Weakness Arising from Excuses
or Early IndlscretlOn,

attended with the following symptoms; IndispO.
sitton to RxertOn, Loss Of Power, Loss of Mem.
DRY, Difficulty Of Breathing, General Weakness,
Horror OF Disease, Weak Nerves, Trembling,
Dreadful Horror OF Death, Night Sweats, Cold
Feet, Wakclulness, Dlmness Of Vision, LanguOr,
Universal Lasstudc Of the Muscular System,
Often Enormous Appetite with Dyspeptic Symp
toms, Hot Hands, Flushing of the Body, Dryness
OF the Skin, Pallid Countenancc aud Ernpti0ns
on the Face, Pain In the Back. Hcavincss Of the
Eyclds, Frequently Black Spots Flying before
tho Eyes with Temporary SutIusiOn and Loss OF
Sight, Want OF Attention, Great Mobility, Rest
lcSsnesS, with Horror OF Society. Nothing IL
more desirable 10 such patients than solitude,
and nothing they more dread, for fear Of them.
selves; no rcpOsc Of manner, no eaincs,ncsa, no
Speculation, but II hurried transition from one
question to another
| THESE SYMPTOMS, IF ALLOWED TO
40 0N-WHICH THIS MEDICINE LNVARE
ABLY RENOVES-SOOY FOLLOW Loss
OF POWER, FATUYTY AND FI9LETIC
FITS, ~ ONE OF WHICH THE PATIENT
M J EXPIRE.
During the superintendent OF DR.. Wilson at
the BloomingdAle Asylum, this sad result occur
red to two patients. Reason had for time left
them, and both died Of epilepsy. They worc OF
both sexes. and about twenty years Of age.
Who can say that these excuses arc moi ire.
qucntly followed by those dircfnl Diseases lnSani.
ty and Consumption! The records of the In
Sane AsynmS, and tho melancholy deaths by
Consumption, bear ample witness TO the truth.of
these assertions. In Lunatic Asylums the most
melancholy exhibition appears. The connienanCe
Is actually soddOn and quite destitute; neither
mIrth nor grief ever visits It. Should a sound Of
the voice occur It Ia rarely RrtCulatc.
with wOEul measure wan despair
Low Bullcn sounds their grief hcguilcd"
While wO regret the existence of the above
diseases and symptoms, we are prepared to offer
an invaluable gin Of chemistry for the removal
| OF the consequences
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-21

oAA NAlAty SNo't
WHEELING, ". VA.
We offer, at very low rates
800 Bags Prime TO Choice Rio Coffee.
100 Barrels New Orleans Molasses.
20 Choice Sugar Syrups.
~ lihds y. o., Cuba and =. r. Sugars.
. Fancy Demarara Sugars.
l00 Barrels Refined Sugar
so Half Chests G. r, 7, il, and COLONY Toas
50 Barrels Mess Pork
100 Tierces Prime Leaf Lard,
100 Kegs Family Leaf Lard.
30 Casks Clear Bacon Sides.
80 I" Bacon Shoulders,
30 Tierces Sugar Cured Hams.
1900 Barrels Flour,
20O Bags Timothy Seed.
90 Clover Seed.
100 Boxes Goshen Cheese.
MackcrCl, Lake Fish, Nails, Brooms, Spices,
Dye statis, Wrapping Paper. A large line 10.
lected Chewing Tobacco, Smoking Tobacco, CT.
garA, etc, etc.
Agents for Miami Powder Co.
oc5 LIST, DAVENPORT Il PARKS.
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DIE. JOHNSrNN

OFFICE, NO. : SOUTH FREDERICK STREET
leu hand side going iiom Baltimore street a few
uoots from Tue corner. Fail not TO observe the
~ no letters received unless postpaid and
containing stamp TO DO used gu tie renly.
Persons writing should state aye. and send nHJ'
t9 on OF adv .rtiSCmGnt describing symptoms,
The Doctors DIPLOMA hAnrs IN his nHIcc
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE
YOUNG MEN

, Mno nave injured themselves bya certain prac.
LCe, lhdulGed In when alone, a habit frr0urnIiy
learned from eVel companions, or al school Inc
eaecs OF which are nightly felt, even when
n ,. ana, Il not cured, renders marriage i'm
sh@nld apply Immediately. "'"''
mnAt ply that young man, the hope Of his
country, inc pride OF his parents, should be
~ from all prospects and enjoymCnts of
me ny INC consequences of devatinG from the
ath h o, nature. and induleing In certain &c
plating ''O'' '""'c"''
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The many thousands cured al this cs,ohIIsb
mcnt within the last twenty years, and The nl
meTSus Important surgical operations performed
n .N, " Johnston, witnessed by the REPORTERS ol
Lhe STn srd many other papers, notices Gi
wI hIa na1G appeared again and again before the
character and reSpCctability, IL sufficient guar
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
marl6
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ORGANIC WEAvN,,r,


Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons. Inn.
aSon, Sraduate Of one OF tho most eminent C"i.
teges IN ne United States and t6 greater mart
London, Paris, Philadelphia and elscwbctS s OI
Gnected some OF the most astonishing en- rcS thai
Mete eyer known. Many troubled with RINGING
N tne head and ears when asleep, great pervS1s.
ness being alarmed at sudden sounds, bssbfpI.
t1rc,s Wit I,h frequent blnshing, attended sOme
Immediately. "t'e Cuteu
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-21

teacct that sound mind and body arc the mos,
mtGoessa1y requisites TO promote connubal hap.
pIhrss; Indeed, without these the tourney
through life becomes q weary pilrrimHre. ihc
PROSPECT hourly darkens TO tho view, the mind
ntconGs Swallowed with despair and illEd with
Inc melancholy reflection that the happincss nj
another becomes blightcd with OnT nur VI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-21

=, d.. johnson has discovered the most Cc,,sI,
speedy, and only RdectuAl Remedy In the Wo,d
iut weakness Of the lack or Limbs, Siricinr"s
Ancciinns Of the Kidneys and bladder, inynIuu
@'y Discharges, lmpotOncy, General Drhili%
E SSsyoG,snrss, Dyspepsia, LAnguot, Low Spirits,
Tlmidlty, Trembling, DimhRss Of Slght, or Gid
linessi Disease ui the Head, Throat, NosS ar
skin, Affections Of the Liver. Lungs, Stomach or
Bowcls-ihosc Terrible Disorders arising from
SOLITARY Habits ~ IOuth-SCCrct and SOLITARY
eong ofSyrcns 10 the Mariners Of Ulysses, blight
Ing their most brilliant hopes and authorizations
rendering marIaGr. &C, iMnOnrihln.
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especially, who have become thcvIctms Of SolI.
hty Vice, that dreadful and destructive habit
which annually sweeps to an untinIrly pr,yc
thousands OF Young mon Of the most CXccllru,
talents aud brilliant intellect who might Other
MISC nave cniranCrd listening Sunatrs with I'M,
tsmuHrsOI cloQnCnCc, or walked to eCsiAcy tho
NNlIE IyfN. mAN call with mil cnnhlrnrn
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-04-25

SATURDAY, @ saau was galss deep 81 tass
place ana lHt rusd Ygsy utiea 1sasoa
ME Gray akrF 60 aiag cad af tha raad
drawing us l,a 8aHa sh bark ilnre
lsre Ha barrier &C. prevent, and tie horse
ueat au f.s hsl aB# SIDE Ewft as au az.
reH towards the brook. aFs striking
rHe Ifoa 8 fhea aea.aa another sind
fnsHE lsadHr between rsaE sad lme
ufh soothing dHf HIs feai aHd lee fis5h.e.
hsa bead brae driven HHder tbc eros, a
Hau After digging DIS Leaj aui u tie
sHgu ST. Gray though considerably
bruised bg bis SAN aH8 slide, managed "a
make BE way Go lhg hausa af Mr. Joseph
Wright. hftt fgurils af ulfc distant
who STA bls tHo sous went o. tilo rescue
Of Ns hara, which hy there nearly an
Laar before he could be g5t uat. Mr.
Wright furnished Mr. Guy with s horse,
s}a.ah sud a driver 80 tha, be was able "a
complete BIS business, hul the ue2t day
De was very sore and lame from BIS
buuises and be h5rse S. go the same con-
dluoa. d was a narrow escape from a
worse fato. Such places Iu She road should
be guarded by sufficient barriers to keep
tayelar. from going over in ease OF ae-
ddcut
Freight is moving rapidly this spring
apd Che prospect Cor s heavy freight bust.
uess Tor our railroad the coming season {.
good. especially 10 lumber, marble and
charcoal We give below tho number
aud destination Of cars loaded at this
station aud Bafnumsyille for the week
ending April I'D. The record Is iater-
cstlnR from the fast chat out Of the Bum-
Der dirty ear loads passed over the lower
esd Of Che Harlem Extension road while
only eight did not. The enemies Of the
road tell us that the road Is no benefit
while tbe fact is the amount OF freight al
most Of the stations has doubled since the
Harlem Extension was built, aud three
fourths Of The whole amount passes over
the lower end OF the road. But here are
the figures;
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THT NOTNON WTT

Nas IL ihr SINE faf Agents &c seearr tefu-
targ Or tHis drilling tn8 Fearless holb u c1Hl.
yasas tHH Aasualafes aui Experience C w.
inanas Dr. tra faf FeaTr tac plfe at a
Mormon Prophet disclosing aH tHsi ls Mxstrf4.
uar. wIeEra sad startling sHaauaius va ilfiiAE
adventure, humeraas haa pashets cues thr
mufi fascinating baak rtiaat steel portrait ~
tht AuHeross. paluhta q leading Marmon7.
lsIt aaf. n.I trss.lfa tsfu and Scenes iu tab,
Nti aHH Hg sHHts. tur aregiaEf haarufH HART.
FORD PUBLISHING CO., Hartford. Conn.
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Tics aud umber ere being delivered
daily Scr che building Of ihe railroad. d
Is expected tlat Is viii he completed By
soc t6th 81 August Tie ycar is roe men,
tened probably the eamlug summer
No marriages. Nothing sasd about
any, anly by Madam Ramor Wonder
&c she wants 20 l,e aIned 10 belly mair-
maHYs
The road. iu the sauib-wealcru raH
OF lhe town are settled and dry, while iu
the eartern part tbc snow and splosh Is
from one foot 90 two feet sud ja some
drIns, anywhere from three to I've feet,
making the roads almost impossible.
The stage from Wilmington only comes
through-ior q while--ou alternate DAYS.
owing TO these impediments Ia the high
WAYS,
WILMINGTON.
The roads which have been very poor
here for the past two weeks, arc improy-
ing a little.
Sugar making is the al absorbing
business Of Ibis region during its season,
but the Yield is very light this year, ana
farmers think the "un" Is nearly over.
The weather is mild and the snow
banks are rapidly disappearing.
No very exciting news to report this
week.
Everybody seems to be attending to
their own business, and putting things
"to rights" for a summer campaign.
--Newland lIaskiI is charging and fit
ing up his new store, aud the merchants
are going for spring goods this week.
The examination of teachers through
out the county, will take place on Satur-
day April n.
The Baptist Sabbath School win re-
I organize next Sabbath,
CHATHAM.
We seem to be having real spring
weather at last; and all ofour carpenters
are either on a "strike" or preparing for
| it. | do not mean strike for higher
wages but the numerous strikes that are
necessary in the construction of a build
ing.
Mr.. Lorenzo NanValkenburgh killed
an old fox and five young ones one day
last week. As the town gives reward
OF $3.50 for each fox killed, it was not
such bad days work for Mr.. VanV.
The Good Tcmplars of this place
held their anniversary meeting in the
Methodist church, on Saturday evening
last. The lodge has now been established
for a year and seems to be in flourish
ing condition, with about eighty members
The numerous speakers and others taking
part in the performance acquitted them
selves very creditably.
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NrnrIcEIN RANkETPTcY.

~ Tg the Dsfrtat g9art q tsss UGlte3 statss fYf
tile U.ttrIal of FouaHat
uat BIZ BaHhrHPtafs
~ a. efeaitois u sed Efaaugt sra a3
ailafs zhem d may a5uearu las aAaafa sHf4
s+4Ieues ~ tHe astats " ssla DaAkraPf hereby
alFts aytles tAAt Is h&s beet ardsni bg Els lie
trff GoufI ~ raid 8isfNet. that tla sa4gnd saa
uEf8 gsHefa ueasae 10 tHa creators ~ ~sAH
gaHffnpt BE- bold 40 tas ss q a. z / HtAht
y EsuniagtgH. rs sst# Distinct aA iha i8th 3ag
IN NaF. A. b., Ie5z 81 gflash 4. - bsiffe =
n Lyman. Register u Eansfaftsg ~ ttr Pt
ftasr HAtsd iu tbe ksfa eaa &r1 e. ts4l-s u W.
Es.Lf8lt Aet. n MafeA ia 81 is sua thss e
49, II, nv dat.ae lisa. base lssa aast
esalt. !, asslsnes = sAia EsaAfqt a8s ths' .
ease umt Hn8 p4asff ! ftAA tFHF VI
~ fEs ssgtIsn5s re ~ sal7 sa9.ut, asa ~ ti4=
charge ffsH 81 ap.lsy ~ &seEaes q stsa stAtE
Il a.aasaaa usta SIC pfpsassar e salt H
I5sts5 AZ T3saH.aalrn ID aHa D.stI.et t.ss ls,H
Fssrf ADfll Is7E ME#ET q. BOOT
$500 AfziTHeH.
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AZ eight HsEF. HsHte1Het GsaaE
+ Ns.5 iaaEssl tahlsHhe8 nHntalr at teN .aa
p4af gEAfs A YEAR
& NffEHHH f#EE hGEH EsHHsz8sa Esak
NHta 1 aIfF 81 ffraf erfs HfHEe wht1 q
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F Aa3fsaa 0 N NAMffA, 30 uauuyas Sta llsstaa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-04-25

"A Cumming Advent viii preAea
81 Adams Hal, Aexi saturday evening
81 ! l-- o.sloek subject The second
saminr a Chriss Also. at % - Sab.
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lNuNnrRANGO-
a l.. HOWARD,
MATCHMAKER JEwELER AND rSGRAvEr.

MATCHMAKER JEWELfR AND ENGRAVER
dealer la
AMERICAN AND GENEVA WATCHES AMERlv
CAN AND FRENCH CLOCKS, JEW EiHlt SILVER
AND SILVER PLATED WARE, sPEtFAClEs Etc,
Agent for Akin Lambert & Goa, celebrated
Gold pena IN moro than sixty different patterns,
manufactured from the purlst gold aud point.
cd without the use Of solder unlike the pous Of
other manufacturers, Persons desiring to put-
chase anything in Gold Silver or Silver Plated
Goods can save from 80 20 rs AZ cent by calling
at Towards. The Cheapest House Ia pf Sate ~
Amn,io1H Watches ! am also Agent for the
GROVER 4 BAKER ELASTIC LOcKsTIrCu
SEWING MACHINES
and invite all who feel any interest o. curiosity
ia the art Of sewing by machinery, whether ia
tending to purchase or not to call at my sales
rooms aud iamilariHe themselves With the din
orent classes Of machines ia use by personal cR.
animation and by sowing any article they desire
upon them. Such visitors are always welcome,
and these visits regarded as tayors
n B. Chronamctors and fine Watches care
fully adjusted, Engraving beautifully executed
All work promptly executed iu the best work.
mankc manner for a liberal compensation.
q. H. HOWARD,
Opposite Post Office Main Street,
Factory Point Vermont,
Factory Point, Dee ID, 1879. li02txl 323ltfn
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IS. K. Boardmau, proprietor Of the
Railroad house, has purchased of Mrs.
Granger her homestead paying therefor
500.
Squads of men pass through town
every week for the purpose % commence
Ing work at The terminus Of the Glasten-
bnFy railroad
The streams are uot very high DOW
Notwithstanding there arc vast quantities
Of snow back On the mountains
III a person should carefully think aud
Thea Judge by his thoughts ID thls matter
the termination That &c would come d
would be that there are ten Thousand
pigeons flying around IN the woods in
this place Apparently they are hanA-
less birds; but IL sponsmeu mnst kia
them, why they masi tha.sau
The church petition i being circa-
lated Blanchard il coming Sunday next
70 preach one n rs powerful sermons
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-04-25
NOTICE IN BANKRrPICY.

~ L. ihe District Court u the United states
fsf lAg District u Vermont
Ia tbs Matter u EdNarl " HaihaHa Eaiik.
tuut il bankruptcy
10 the creditors ot said bankrupt, and 81 0tii-
Cfr whom it may concern The undersigned as
ssyuee 81 tho eatate Of Haid BANKRUPT hereby
gives notice that il bee been ordered by The
Distriet Court W sGa District that she second
ana tliTd general meeting ~ che creditors y said
Bankrupt bg helf si enc office Of A. 4 lyman in q
Begulus taa Ia said District on the l8tl day 4
Nav 4, b.. 1872, al i0 Y'elgeh =, r., before a. ~
Lyman, Eegister n Bankruptcy, ~ tlas pnfPss e
named ia tbo zlth and l-fA sections q uls BatA
rupt Act IL March lAa 3D. 1861, and tbis IL also
10 give notice that ! have fled Hy hHal account.
A. assignee Of saId Bankrupt. aal that e. aaia
time and plAee, ] gLali hpply % sala Court ~
he settlement gI shld &aa3uGt aud i9E dis
CHARGE from al dsbiatF Be- assignee ~ Haid ees
tStg Is sec1t8aHea HitA tAa provisions n SAID
29tH section. .....
Dated sc Bennington, is s-ia As1H&} t8ls tatA
sp3ssr HENEI ROOT h@ighee.