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Isavannah, Ga, rejoices in gas made from

Issvannah, Ga, rejoices in gas made from
naphtha.
sSTwenty Connecticut ministers have volun-
tarily eschewed chewing tobacco.
~Applyirg yerbena water to the skin Is A
protection against mosQur.ss
=, G,s,B n the Norwegian poet, wa, Nrfye
IN this country early in October.
a teleeranbic an man recently declined to receivs
ny, Ioi tear he might catch the disesse VI iocai-
public spirited citizen OF Pit,ss,,, ~.
an lhuly eners Tor public entertsinmenf az VI.
ago. Oh ms mother who was buried % yesr,
Ireland paid license last 80. - ooo
nvss. ms number shows that the does are a.; an
moPofuon OF one 10 every eighteen and hsie ~
The London John Bull, an esfah,,.n -,
church organ, recently printed a cor,-nns,iss-
non s1eyocsone the abolition Of sodfsthcrs ana
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-09-18

THR DEMOCRATS CoURTING THE CHANGERS.
At the meeting OF the national executive COM
mittee of the radical democratic party yester-
day in New York, an address 20 oranges OF the
Patrons Of Husbandry was adopted. IL states
that the evils now being suffered arise from the
nresponsibll1ty OF representatives 70 their con-
stituents, and says that IL the people had con-
troll over the Official actions of Representatives,
with the privilege of recalling them when proven
unworthy Of their trust, honesty would be the
rule and corruption only possible by the free
will Of their constituency.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-09-18

THE YELLOW FEVER IN SHREVEPORT AMI
MKMPHIs.-The telegraph Office reopened YES
terday, and transfers Of money for the relief OF
the distressed can be made by telegraph. Pas
sengers who left Fulton yesterday morning
contradict rumors Of yellow fever in that place.
Rumors of the disease in Little Rock are
without foundation. The Shreveport Times OF
Tuesday morning says: The number of deaths
is terrible to contemplate. Thus far q few have
got about, while some lnger between life and
death. In some instances whole families have
been swept out of existence In the short space
Of one week. The sudden change in the weather
last week sent scores TO their beds, which ac-
counts for the large number Of intermeuts in
the last day or two. Contributions for the
relief of the suffering have been received from
Philadelphia, New York end other cities,
The board Of health Of Memphis reports N
death yesterday, Of which were from vellov
fever. The Howard Association Is IN fui,
operation, and Odd Fellows and Masons are
organizing relief committees. The fever IL not
believed TO be spreading, and there are hardlv
any deaths among persons who are properiy
treated. f'R''is
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The UDDKRzooK-Goss CAsB.-The West
Chester pa Local News IL informed that Mr..
Charles III. Pennypacker has turned over all
effects possessed by him and relating 70 the So
called Jdderzook-Goss murder, TO District At
torney wanger. MIR. Pennypacker purposes
starting out on the trail Of further evidence,
directing his course TO Memphis, Tenn. Mrs.
Udderzook wife of the prisoner Udderzook,
has taken rooms In West Chester, on West Mar
reside until after the trial of her husband in
October next.
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Fire at Nauisfee

DETROIT, Sept, 1s.-A fire at Manistee this
morning destroyed the business places Of Gard
ner x Il xby, jewellers, Russell Brothers, har-
ness dealers; James S0merhIll, harness dealer;
p. johnson, shoemaker; VIM. Baer, Taylor IT,
and j. Burdick, barber. Loss, sis, 600; insur-
ance $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-09-18

SALT LAKE CITY, Sept, l7-General Il. b.
Marcy and General Myers, of Washington. ID. c.
have gone to Fort Steele. Captain John Faunce,
OF the revenue marine service has gone 70 San
Francisco and the Pacific coast TO locate life
boat stations. He will visit important points
from Puget Sound to the Gulf of California,
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Excitement I'm fbe OH Rep,ous

TlTUsvILLE, Sept, 18.-Intense excitement
prevails in the oil regions, over the discovery
in the lower district of the sand rock which
promises to be more prolific in the production OF
petroleum, than either of the formerly proiuc-
ing stratas Of the second and third
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TRIALS SRT.-Yesterdsy, Judge Macarthur
set the trial Of F. W. Benner, for shooting with
intent TO kill, Miss Susie DankwOrth for Mon
day next, I'D inst; OF Henry Young, for the
murder OF Frank Hahn, the Virginia drOver,
for Wednesday next, oath inst, and the trial OF
Michael Kane, for the murder Of lis brother,
for Monday, 18th inst.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-09-18

FATAL ACCIDENT IN SOUTH CAROLINA
The road psymaster's and down passenger train
on the Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta rail-
road collided five miles above Columbia, 8. O.,
yesterday morning at twenty minutes past ne,
master n. Elliott Orchard and o colored n an
named James Archey. Engineer Williams on
had his leg broken and was Injured internally,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-09-18

The prohibition state convention Of New ork
have nominated the following candidates: Rev.
Benoni I. Ives, secretary Of state; d. T. Ell OFT,
controller; Simon Brownell, treasurer: walt
Harrington, attorney general; Thomas Edeerly,
canal commissioner; j. G. B. Wallace, state en-
gineer and surveyor; Rev. Isaac Harris, inspec-
tor Of state prisons.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Nattan's Vegetable Cathartic and Anti
bilious pills
The local demand for these Pills has steadily in
creased within a few years, 50 that at present. the
ale for them Is quite Considerable. have, there
fore concluded call the stteution of the general
public TO their merits as general family physc.
Prepared with the greatest care from selected drugs
they present the following COED qualities:
They are warranted wholly vegetable.
Their action IL prompt, cettain aud offectual.
They are healing - the stomach.
They start the liver in heathy aud sctive operation
They cure biliousncss, sick headeche and cOstiye-
Tfrey invaluable for indigestion and dyspepsia
They thoroughly cieanse the entire system
Tfey do not gripe give pain ring their action
FL the inv aluRble relief they afford every
that takes them, 1t il hope6 their use will be
caBle still more extensive. They are adapted for
general use Children and delicate persons take
them ~ we'll as the strong androbu5t Home made,
shey are always fresh, " lille patent pills generals
are nOtl, and consequently uniformly efectuai.
Price, 20 cents ger box. FsE sale only by
AbTHOR NATTANS. PhdvmdciSt,
seg6-tr Corner2d and ID streets N. W.
EBatc CHEERS Hair Dye is the bost IN the world
the only true and perfect Hair Dye; no ridiculous
tiDts, disappentment, harmless, reliable, instep-
tsnesus black OF brown; at all druggists, and
Bond street New Yerk. fSeoly
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TIE third, fourth and fifth stories of the ex.
tensive paper warehouse OF Bloomfield III.
street, and q north 9th street. Philadelphia.
were completely Quilted by fire yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-09-18

DIR. LIVINGSTONE In GOOD HRALrH.-Storms,
Central Africa. He reports that he met Dr.
Livingstone last June and parted from him on
the LIST Of July, at which time the doctor was In
perfect health.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-09-18

ga man named Ryan has boon sentenced
by Massachusetts, court to seven years in the
state prison for placing obstructions on a rail
road track.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-09-18

SALMON FOR EASTERN RIvERs.-Informa-
ton has just been received that Mr.. Livingston
Stone, who has, under the auspices of the fish
ing commission, been Sc perintending the breed
ing of salmon on the Cloud river, will shortly
start with a million and half of salmon eggs
to stock the eastern rivers.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

THE POSTAL TELEGRAPH scheme, IL is be-
lieved, Will come up again in Congress next
session. The Postmaster General himseI has
not changed his previous opinion upon this
question, and will probably in his next report
make recommendations similar to those in his
last.
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~Anna Dickinson is In Colorado. The ,r.s.
hoppers are afiiicting Kansas.
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4 IN OLN ALL

WAsHrNGTG9cSo THEArEK
18th Street, below Penna. Avenue.
A GREAT Dramatic TREAT.
Tie osss5sist WING & A%fPssp Actor
MISS ELIZA NEWTON.
VI" r fRsefI aE Il
Prcdtced in Superb styie aud With powerful Cast.
Messrr; JAS; {. EDWARDS, II; W: EAGAN, OF:
REEsE, r. JEAN BUCKLEY, B. o. HODGES,
and Powerfully Aapsmented pI a. Troupe.
Also Nc meK GfsR And R e 81 R%s0rl'"
The Great Original One Legged Dancer, THOMAS
HARPER, il his Astonishing Perfsrmancos.
YEAR and wHiTISG The Pleasing
Song and Dance Lady, Miss MACY
koe eela orT Tbf R GfShs IA Dan
THE COURT OF BEAUTY BALLET,
hI RE NJ i9s sBiER5nf sf kgfRis''
A GIGANTIC ENTERTAINMENT
ss H Mn,itses for families WEDNESDAY and
oLR sO. On E1hibi,ion and sale} NEw No
1TH sI.i m.RksIrERx. I1rz ST.
No. 43s TIA street, between and Z streets, eight
doors above Odd Fellows Hall.
Choice Oil Paintings, Engrsyings,, Ohromos, &c.
seIs, Rings, Nails, &C., in the District.
PLEASE remember Name and Number. jelly
A LII KINDS OF OAsT-OFF WEARING APP
"A PAREL can be sold to the very best Advantage
0y Sr Sst1s ss Sn 9Th and gS
Notes by mail promptly attended to. Dash paid. rs
nLD GOLD, SILVER, BRASS. COPPER, Ere.
- bought at fair prices for New York house.
nail promptly attended TO By AUGENsTEIS,
laos Pennsylvania avenue. d3l-lys
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THE PRESIDENTS VISIT TO PHILADELPHIA.
The Philadelphia Inquirer of yesterday says
that President Grants object IN visiting that
city on Tuesday was to place one of his sons at
an educational establishment in the suburbs
He was the guest of Jay Cooke, Esq, at his pa
latial residence, Chelten Hill. Young Grant at
his new school, has for his companion one CT the
sons of Judge Casey.
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~ +. PATE y 90, --
N. GENERAL CosMIssIos MERCHANTS,
WASHINGTON. d. d, sssis,,,,
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ARREST OF A PosrMAsTER.-The Alexsndris
Sentinel Of last evening notes the arrest of Post
master Wilson, of Lynchburg, on Tuesday, al
the instance ofSpecial Agent Pattie, for trard-
ulently sending campaign documents through
the United States mails, and says he was taker
to Washington, where the charges preferred
against him viii be investigated.
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CHANGE OF STATIoNs.-The following addi-
tonal changes IN the stations of commissaries
of subsistence U. S. A, have been made: 1t
Col. Marcus ID. L. Simpson to duty in the mill
Gushing to the department of Missouri; Capt.
Thomas G. Sullivan has been ordered to rem ain
on duty at Sioux city, Iowa; Major Amos Beck
with has been ordered to remain on duty at
New Orleans, La.
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PERsoNAL.-N. Il. Judd, ex-M. G. from the
Chicago (nl.) district, and Congressman Hub
bard are in town. THE health of Mr. John
s., son of Secretary Delano. who is still at st.
Paul, does not improve as fast as his friends de-
sire. The Springfield (Mass.l TaiOn
says that Mr.. III. l.. Bridgman, formerly of that
city, and for several years Washington cores
pendent of the Boston AdrertiSer, has resigned
that position to accept business agency on the
New York Tribune.
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YELLOW FEVER ON THE U. S. s. PAwSEE.-
The senior commanding officer at Key West
informs the Navy department that all the cases
of yellow fever on the United States steamer
Pawnee (some half dozen) are doing well and
recovering. Only one other death than that of
Lieut.. Commander Mitchell has taken place
that of the paymasters writer of the Pawnee,
who died on shore. There were no cases of
fever in Key West, and the officers and crew of
the Saugus were in excellent health.
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ho0LEY 8 AGUE POWDERS are warrs1 ted TO
- cure. No Qststss. Is ets. package. jyS-tr
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GRAND ARMY CONVENTION.

The annual encampment Of the De
partmcnt Of Vermont, G. 4, r., was
held at the headquarters Of Post Badly
NTH recently nearly all the Posts in
the State being represented by about
City delegates. Able reports were
submitted by Col. w. yeazcy, the
Department Commander and by J. II.
Gouldiug and L. G. Kingsley the
Assistant Adiutant General and Quar-
termastcr General, which show that
the Order is in flourishing condition.
The following officers were elected
for the year ensuing
Commander, Wheclock G.. Voazey
Of Rutland S. r.. c. Theodore s. Peck
Of Burlington.
dyG., NJ. b. Carpenter of st, Al
bans.
Medical Director, Dr.. II. II. Lang
don of Burlington.
Chaplain Rev, Harvey Webster Of
West Berkshire.
Council Of Administration R. T..
Hartshorn Of Ludlow, T. j. McWain Of
West Randolph W IL. Gilmore of
Bradford, H. $, Hard Of Arlington, Al
bert Clarke Of st, Adams,
Representatives to National Eueamp-
mont w w Henry Of Burlington
HI Il. Ilyl0f of BrattlcbBr0 : alter
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saataaae I
a folff Sta Sen
aff III. wbo 81
f 8iae asic5 aa4
t faa
saI attempted So mate a.
t rzr brat Ysk
#I aa a mra Tny "a
suu-a narag ral
II a *lUH lfls ANA ~ t
a m nas
A.. ar uert as at
Ties lslEal ga t
Yags ea,tae 8asr aaa taking aa Gle
aa5 placed H m tie egesLc deas
AID tsl8 tbe whole story. d. caused
Iumgnss excitement sad whoa the hs3
lai WAS taken Poacray f,le3 70 pet a
vote paueray attempts to avoid the
matter ly 3aaeuar.Hy ta EBl caaspi
aer ish, ne Doubt e was battheB
n reason why BE- shaald have caught
Al tac haiti Pomrray has hitherto
claimed g. ha o christian saa Hcar-
rapii g.. Hatit Is e. noteworthy hcI
that tho stock of i~ncorrapuble chris.
daa gentlemen fra Canue.a rapidly
awindlig away.
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rnr nrcoN,rnucrEu

wutr 1uE ~E>.nEBlIs ARr DOING.
Jake raaup.3a IS gylug 90 moderate
circumstance as Memphis.
Esaua gard ls superintendent oG street
railways az Seu Orleans, with % good
agv.
Ex-senator Chestnut is "a lawyer in the
taNu nj Camden. s.. c.. aul makes q fair
Hriua.
Tae au ag llautH Cals are farming,
and ect Along ,o'rrabls since tbo deoossc
Of iaeE laiheF.
James LsaestfoeI aas q public position
ahizA aaiee 20 u.stHlalu Hiu sn8 hi.
uameras
CeneHlC Csr basrlea Hauts.
ue va p4opef w pretty
maeh lafa up tg ~auasU
JH johnston 37 Hgiy ug leading
Insurance. thsB nj >AyauHsh. 10
growing sd wtb ~taafosarc
Gau kefsaaa 81 South Carolina, is q
lausef fNe qaiea f1aa ufGauaen. sad
making livelihood
Cea5al o.. %. HH Eeaps a ogl 81
lht feaH aftItE borough. aad meantime
eds eroaieaL pbshed oaae s
maam called TIE LaHd ~ Love,
Csasfsl D.ek Tay,or h. probably as
richest aftte confederate general sn3 j.
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haakaf aB4 Other sfge ~
IS 5 - yer % AS War
EeFe &, I 90
~ he Il tsve tos9
lra tIaf wav 1913 auasoi
Ag Hu a #v a .e
Geaa. r 49, H }9ar .ug
mifr aH-er lp che uiel araa q
rtHr laHaT Geor a m
es,e nEa ha h1s hsn re-
lai e.
General A0sesl ltka buaadier 3om
A5taasss prarlaiaE jaw sc Washing,
taH city, with exc ~ensto7 johnson Of Ar.
kansas. aud has .a-I ra.pubH,hel BIS Jeff
este poems.
Ben Hit, eN~-eanft3eralc, IS praeaeIug
laW a, Atlanta, aud is said 30 be de best
iauyerfa che State. lie was q senator of
te Confederate States, end hsd Is per-
s3Usl coil -8aB with Nanecy.
Joe Brown d dhy-dre wears ODD and
rs the Bismarck OF Georgia. lie Is pref
.tE rieh-w0rtb anywhere between 500
o9f aud oao. 900 aud Is president OF
tao Western and Atlanta railroad,
General Cbealham, having made an un-
successful RIM for Congress against iior-
ase MaS uard, has retired 10 private life,
breathing srorn upon Andrew Johnson,
who divided The democratic vote with
him.
Ex-senator Robert NJ. 4. Hunter has a
poor farm on the Rappahaunoek river,
10 the tidewater part OF Virginia, and IS
said 20 De dispirited, although bis counsel
is cheerful at 90 times and his intellect
retains it's fall yigor,
JoG Davis Is president Of the Carolina
Insurance Company at Memphis, under
tAu patronage Of @ Mr. Wick, whose
bank recently went up when The southern
security company drew a check upon Fl
for an unforeseen amount.
General John c. Breckenridge lives At
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

- We the subscribers, being appointed " tho
Hon, tho Probate Court tor the District VI NJ aut
chester, Commission re 20 receive, examine al.
adjust tho ciaims and demands ~ all persons
against the Estata ii
Charles q. Turner. latc of Arlington,
in said District deceased, aud also al clsima and
demands exhibited ID Offset thereto aud aiE
months from the ith, day of Feb, 1878, being
allowed by sid Court for { at purpose, We do,
therefore, hereby give notice, that wo viii attend
TO the busiuess Of our appointment % the late
residence u the said deceased on the Abb day II
Aug, 1919 from ouc 1ntil f1nr O'clock, u NJ on
said day,
te at Arlington, thde ltA "a, 81 Feb,
IA. H., 1875,
gAMUEL BENEDICT,
Bs3WN 40 MCKEE. 'M'
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sAnaarr Feb. fth, lsJ8
IL Edlnr
IS } Ct4hE

M. Editog:
Many good and honest people here,
write in an expression of thanks TO
your correspondent Scribe, who IN
last weeks JorHNsE exposes tho trick
cry of Dr. Boundv and Mrs. Matthews
at the scauces held ia Manchester, for
they Justly conclude, Hit was buug
ling ingglery7 there, # must have been
the same here. and a good many TN
-suspcrting people, a little yorjaHt
perhaps, are more than half inclined 70
believe. for the want Of q better ex
PLANTATION, that It Is exactly what the
mediums claimed, viz: t8e work #
diaomboaici spirits. Now wil your
CORES pendent complete tie obIi CATION
by explaining bow BE asecrtaiac1 Fl
ns "tangiinE iagglery. We % orr
Innocence Do not presume @ liscrelt
his statements bHtit9 reasonable Etr
az unknown writer u gige something
mara ,han mere assertion and we doubt
uai ba eau And. while be about i
VIII be please explain 8 seeming con-,
trairtian a the CLOSE of bis e5mmuui
ration rz that the last araE taaoa
ri te Dg great aeapea W4 down
ateaat st j1gey Wa te
wen the Z
l5rars ht attempt at jaEzley We
await 10 explanation a4d dgabt nat
1t viii g. forthcoming
u4NE ftFIgF~
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-. r.nInnA

Kansas
Ri fgan me
state PHIg
aam aa ea and has
w "a haHt ritlaF lf q gr elects
o. tAe Efst baHt d waased two by
fsief re ~ ebert hiw when ihe
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Tsh Ht Hf.rs WHlt Uasesa 3srb
GHalssi
fra 3 @ ssata teat a1ary 0ssa,#a B,s
$50 seal Fsa#
5sU #H ta Chatham. E3f8a a Hta af Nafeea
aHd ha Nat aert wear spd maalha.
Fah 4 SEQ MasI Ar4aat aH. 5rnaHe 4. infant
$50 Hf e. H1l7utsa tIefk. aeei aek
tgu. e 81 coo Hts ltHzs 80 tHf ssh i. as.4tbH
Eaertm, in Httlsrf Mfs tuNRa 81 neuat aael
aJAuans. tiaa Al tAe ssmr place, 1aB. ~ hes
daughter M8ss Ni abeih u peHla. aged N
Fr#fs hHuMnEtou hauf pis sH gpf
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CORRESPONDENCE.

Factory PoINr, W.. Feb. 10, 1878.
M Edit0r'
That quaint humorist was not de-
scribing the Parish visit that came of
in tits place last Friday evening, when
he said There arc occasions on which
nothing occurs some things occur
red At chat time. To the "itinerant"
and lis wife the affair was truly a
grateful oasis. The Sl2l in money and
several articles, the worth Of which
cannot be estimated in money, previ-
ously bestowed, were made Gonbly
valuable by the uncalcalating and
hearty generosity with which they
we're given. Wherever our duty may
lead US the kindly sympathy and open
hearted beneyolcnco ofthis community
will ever be gratefully remembered
G, II. DrSroN,
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NJ. Edlot

SHoNlu nave apPcaEcu beloEC bub got
mislaid
PrRr, Jan, 10th 1873.
NJ. Edit0f..
On Tuesday afternoon Jan 18th, we
received from our people and friends
abroad a very pleasant donation visit.
For this and the generous gifts in
money and other useful and acceptable
things, 10 the amount of $40, we wish
to return our most grateful aeknowl
eagemonts, rendering II hearty
thanks ia the Committee for their earn.
est work, and to the ladies and others
for the gifts previously bestowed dur-
ing the year. For this kindness 10 us
in temporal things our leryent prayer
is that God may bestow upon them
an the riches OF his goodness, in both
temporal and spiritual things. IN be
baifo myself and family,
As =. CtAar
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SALE

n CGl1NGES DALE
- wi sell AZ Public Auction 90 Thursia,
the 27th day Of February, 1878, at 10 a'clorK a. i.
nj the residence ~ Josiah s.. Carpenter ia North
Bennington, VT. the following property one
LOT n land with the buildings thereon belonging
10 the estate ~ Josiah y carpenter IN bankrupt
CIV, situated ia tue village Of North bennington.
aud bounded as fullows On tho North ~ land
Of Jane A. Gould, Ess by land 81 the North Bon
niHgton Boot an Shoe Company, south by tho
Harlem Extension Railroad and West by tho
Highway, subject 70 the homestead interest aud
mortgage incumbraucc. AlHl the personal
property belonging 10 said estate o. ]. n. Carpeu-
ter; consisting Of two horses. two carriages, three
wagons, two sleighs, three batIit ~, three robes
f1ur Blankets and two billiard tagioa.
CHARLES T. HOu0HTOk.
Assignee
No. Bennington, Feb. o, 1879. 37gWK
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r. SWEET

FOR SALE. The homestead Of Sam
uci Fulsoul late OF Manchester, deceased.
This property consists Of "a dwelling b1usU and
barns and shlHt Que acIeo OF land connected there
vith. and 81 located on Main htfoot. inihc village
of Factory Point The hous' Dr. in good repair.
Cisteru la shed, Possession given Immediately
Terms easy. Inquire Of
T. HOWARD, Ekt
racsors Point, Feb. ~, 1874, asiu
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i 10 efaat d new trial and appiica
las tsaa made 20 Jadge Davis 81
ma Court. and itB expected
r swan render iis decision to-day
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-02-13

aeiulY m ibe Tweed ease disagreed
sad she Boss bnoEel for q 8ew trial
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sus.eu5a AID five for acqaital The
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EYaas. who l%rataliy murdered his
a.aee AZ Noahwood, y H., has been
anttaccd q he hung, and has since
ere seI that De murdered tie Joyce
ldren a. Rozhnry Mass two years
aud also two or three other mar
fefs ri the most brutal character.
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