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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-04-17

g4I4 val .y94l A.z 50 4uiy - New
Mexico. wbere. after lae deicctiaa q
Bis seniors be remained ia cammAl I
Ard defended ths country successfully
against formidable iaraat from the
direction e. Texas Afterwards trans.
fcuet 60 tie East 20 . moro active and
important sphere be exercised various
high commands. sud o. the close Cd
she giT.l war vas la chief command ID
the military division 81 the West Mis-.
s.6sppi, iu which be bad received a
painful wound but had the honour q
capture Mobile. aud caused the sur
render Of tbe rebel forces Of the south.
west Since the close Of the war. he
has repeatedly been chosen for special
commands, Icy reason Of bis superior
knowledge Of law aud civil govern,
msnt, bis known E3clty 10 the wishes
90 the Executive, aud his chiealrous
devotion TO his profession, in all OF
which bis success was perfect When
iatgued by long, laborious career ia
1869, he voluntarily consented to take
command Of the department Of Column
bia, whore he expected to enjoy the re-
nose he so much coveted
This Modoc difficulty arising last
winter, and il being extremely desir-
GUS to end ii by peaceful means, it
seemed almost providential that it
should have occurred within the sphere
Of General Canby's command. He re-
spouded 10 the cali Of his government
with alacrity and has labored with a
patience that deserved better success
But alas the end is different from that
which he and his best friends had
hoped for, and he now lies a corpse in
the wild mountains of California, while
Lightning flashes his requiem to the
furthermost corners Of the civilized
world. Though dead, tine record Of
his fame is resplendent with noble
deeds we'll done, and no name on our
army register stands fairer or higher
for personal qualities that command
the universal respect, honor, affection
and love Of his countrymen.
General Candy leaves to his country
a heart broken widow, but no children.
Every honor consistent with law and
usage shall be paid to his remains, full
notice Of which will be given as soon
as his family can be consulted, and ar
raDgcments concluded,
Per order,
GENERAL SHERMAN.
Signed,
w. D. WHIppLE, Adi't-Gen.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-04-17

Ia view ofthe resignation If Curtis,
The Louisville Courier journal is moved
to publish the following obituary no.
tice Died in Washington, recently,
a little orphan boy named Civil Service
Reform, who was appreuticed 10 the
President last Fall, just before the cleo
ton. The President unfortunately put
bim 10 bed the other night, 70 sleep be
tween Casey and Fred. Grant. who
8ycrIaid him and the miserable l4tle
wretch war .motAerej to death I'd.
itofol Hl,Ysr T@l'y aud other friends
81 the deceased viii attend the funeral
without further notice. Services by
,he Rev Dr. Newman. Inspector Of
1eusulaies
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-04-17

The testimony Of Jay Gould before
the Erie Investigating Committee ex-
bibits the politics Of New York State
as q subject of barter and sale Il
might as well' he said "try to remem-
her how many ear loads Of freight
were carried over the road daily, as to
remember the instances and names of
parties to whom paid money TO help
their elections !" Here is Cakes
Ames over again, distributing his
money where it would do most good "
The worst Of this confession is that it
exhibits a two-foll corruption, Of legis-
lators not only willing to take money
FROM a corruptioaist bat finding that
money necessary for use among the
ueoplc in obtaining office.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-04-17

Ol tho siyil service committee, Dir.
Curtis has resigned. Mr. Csttcll is
abroad. Major Medll Of Chicago, is
excluded from serving by the prcsi-
dents order iorbidiug federal officers
from holding local Offices Cox aud
BlaekmaB have always been opposed
10 the civil service rules aud commended
against the adoption Of the rules now
ia force. The only remaining member,
r. b. Elliott, is expected to close up
the affairs OF the board, and as sole sur.
aigor to submit the final report Of its
operations
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-04-17
o,nIo.lIIr. I, - 80 ~ -

oturostrIEs - TuE FLow 90 sap.
Sir EaaarB Phelps. living near
Burlington. bas just given US the
result Of a discovery, recently made
by h.m. of some facts which are prob.
ALLY uew to most Il net ali Of those
wha work Among trees. The expert.
ments freqacatly tried Ivy him. avs ro-
lated Goo the Waaas, are as follows
IN tbs tme af tbo flow ofsap take a
fresh green sapIug OF limb olhreb, or
some weed which flows sap freely, Of
about the diameter Of the augur hole
made Ia tapping a map'e tree. and
clear oGthe bark for half an inch from
ore end. a0d drive or press it into the
auger hole, so that the shoulder Of the
bark Of the green stick will fit against
the bark of the tree, as tn grating.
Tbeu set . bucket under the other
extremity Of the limb or sapliag, which
is also cut OF, and the sap will be
found dropping from the end arthest
from the tree, almost iustantancously
NO matter what may be the length Of
the stick and il will continue to run
as long as the days ran Of sap con-
tinucs. and as fast as through a COM
mon spout.
In this way he has brought sap from
different trees into the same bucket In
using a birch stick, tasting the first
which was yielded, he found it to
have birch taste, and concludes that
the maple sap, when commencing to
find its way through the stick, as soon
az it is inserted in the tree, instantly
moves the whole body Of the birch sap
until it is exhausted, when the maple
sap runs as freely through its new me-
dunn as it did in the original tree.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-04-17

There is a general determination on
lhe part Of the officials 10 orteminate
ihe Modes, and a great pressure is
brought lo tear upon the President b.
abandon his pesoo policy when
dealing with Indians. bat be Is not
likely to do this bot will probably use
moro care ia the future. There are
very few tribes as trcacherous as the
Mo3ucs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-04-17

At the Mormon conference, recently,
Brigham Young addressed the Saints.
He said he was getting old aud wanted
young men 70 carry on the work He
wanted seven councillors to assist the
drst President, and finally resigned the
position Of Director Of the Church, aud
on his recommendation, President Geo.
4. Smith, low in Europe. was elected
in bis place. Young has retired gen
orally from business, spiritual and COM
mcrcial lie has made a will dividing
his property among his sixteen wives
aud sixty children, 1t is believed all
the old Mormon leaders win resign
their positions
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-04-17

Ito rg eI saa salgasaG Ceuin.
kHaa, hss 3eea nearly Destroyed tE
So earthquake sod 200 bres JOSH IL
aaa destroyed ty as earthquake ia l-a3
saa if treGawliy shakeB up By tbesa
aeneteamH vsIgars
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-04-17

The Michigan University last week
graduated twelve lady physicians aud
two lady lawyers. Whereupon the
Chicago journal wisely remarks that
there Is need Of both, If the women
physicians viii only andeayor to cure
their sex Of fashionable follies by which
they are killing themselves, and if the
women lawyers viii only assail with
effect the legal injustice and the OPP
prossions Of eenseless custom under
which thousands Of their sex are groan-
ing" OF these twelve female doctors
two are TO 60 to China as missionaries
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-04-17

H3 party. waas4laE several. 4ae q
aha Was CaEts.a Ha4uei aaa vas
ast .a a. bowels aa3, IS Is feared f.
tally wounded hoy retsea.ea outside
afthe tTcasiw afks ard as the only
means q Destroying ttr negroes the
CWgf House Has re as Eu sad they
were sAat as they came ffam toe buad,
.rE Us Be- reported that between 60
aa3 l@a nezram ufe killed and that
thfm wefh HaHa afonarls la he found
faf Hana around
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-04-17
COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

j 1 ~ Va va ltNtFihbs ~ ialtt9 wv . ARisF
- WETnE srnscRInEHs, Being appointed BY the
Hon. The Probate Court Of the District ~ Man
chester, Commissioners 81 receive, examine aud
adjust the claims and demands OF 81 person
against The Estate ~
Bluiamine II Derby lste Of Manchester.
in said District deceased, sud also al claims hud
demands exhibited "a ofsct thereto ana siI
month from the 10Th day of March, ls73 being
allowed by said Court for that purpose we do.
therefore, hereby give notice. that w will attef Il
10 the business Of our appointment Il the late
residence ri the said deceased on The 10Th day u
Sept, 1873 from one until four O'Clock ,. ~. ,
on said day.
Dated At Manchester, this z5th day If March,
A. d., 1878
JOHN g. ROBERTS. / e.,..
454w ROBERT AMEH N'i'ss
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-04-17

For Jaundice, Headache, Constipation,
Impure Blood, Pain in the Shoulders,
Tightness Of the Chest, Dizziness, Sour
Eructations of the Stomach, Bad taste in
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kidneys, Internal fever, Bloated feeling
about stomach, Rush of Blood to Head,
High colored urine, and Gloomy Fore
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trated Root and Herbal Juice Anti-Bili-
Gus Granules-the "Little Giant" Cath
artic or multum in parvo Physic, %
cents, by all Druggists. CTS.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-04-17
NOTICE.

NOTICE. 49,. ,,.................,.
JAMES A. SHELDON, Petition ~ Divorce,
~ bennington 90 Court
Whereas janice A. sheldon N Rupert IN lbc
County II Bennington, having fled With fht
Clerk 81 The County Court ia snd t1r sad Eeu-
niugtou County, hir petition To- divorce hsm
The bgnds 81 alalttmoly aith hsy 4 sheldon,
alleging that an the day u July, 1870, a.
Cssteton IN tue Comfy ~ Rutland Ae vas duly
married 60 MHFy A nHrldpu. she tAsn bearing
Lpf maiden bauie N Mars A. LAugdun, ID the
Ery slf Haleck, tlitu sud there minister y
M Gospel That be- and he fad Mars resided
together 81 husband a wife - Ratlaud and
Gastet0u, IL the county gi haiiahh. aud ~ I'm
pert 10 tho County ~ bennington Tor about
Yeaf aBd half when ibfy removed u Cailiur
MIA where they continued ~ fesde tygeiher W.
Tie marriage relation ulill M4foh, i4H. When
they wcFe residiuE Il Sacramento, California ~
Mnfcb. l5sy uis -ala M,ry. without aay jast
cause or pTufgtaftlus dtrFftta Vie petitioner
and went ~ o. reside aud 80 reside 10 Aan ffAn-
cisco fOf about eighteen mouths IA2t therefore
10 The RUNNER u ri. your petitioner ffiurnfd
a Rupert III ssid County ~ Bennington and
las there since resided and sIiii resides
That afterwards ia INC the said MafY returned
b CasiletDn, Fsfmout. willie Tie petitioner sAs
residiug II kapsft a. Aforesaid bat that she
never csult near your petit Der ~ hla abode
Bot After matiug rl9ft Fisit At sald fastlat0u,
agAia ehUt away ~ psrth uukLUpu snd hss u0t
since returned, nor hss SHE been heard from ~
the petitbDef sHd he therefore pfsys that HE
bonds " niatrinoBy eXisfipT beipeen him aud
tls said AAFy A, Sheldon may be deceived aud he
granted i blii u divorce
And where's i appearing that raid Mary A
kheidou u without this state, - that process
eauGat BE- serYed up9n her n 4 ofdtfad that
s2ld Mar hhsl5Dn be AOiiasd 10 appsaf be.
fore thr tguuiy Court ne1t - he held a MAJ
chester althsa Ard tgf The County n Bennington
IN tbs nai Iassahg u June. 1913 ana make
shsNef p SAD psltiga. " Pabisbihg this order
HaG statement ~ she spbsiaHeh ~ nad pstittQn
thfee Heska sHegs esiFefY il tie Manchester
J0ceAhL. pfiaiea Al sad AaAchastsF tie last "
ahleh publications Il be a. least 81 weeks pre-.
YiDns - the sald Arst Tuesday q Juaa
Il. & FOWLER,
Dep1iy Clerk
hsaehsslsf, w.. Maret a. 1873 issHx
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II Il N 7 ! s 7 II Y /
pARMELIA DEMINGs ESTATE.

PANAITIIIN DEMINN , I'd T II.
- STATE or VERMONT Manchester District ~
At a Probate Court held al Manchester, within
and for said District Of Manchester, on the 3lst
day Of March, A. D., 1873.
Present Hon. i. u, Burton, Judge
An instrument In writing purporting 10 be tho
last will and testament Of Parmelia Deiuing,
late Of Arlington IN said district, deceased
was presented for probate.
Whereupon IL was ordered that said instrument
be proven at n Probate Court 10 be held on the
and 18th day of May A. No. 1873 1,
that notice thereof be given 10 All per.
sons interested by publishing a certified copy Of
the record Of said order three weeks sucoossiyo.
~ in the MANCHESTER JouRsAL, a newspaper
printed at said Manchester, previous 10 said
tine Of hearing.
A truo record,
Attest, L0yELAND MUNsON, Register.
true copy Of record,
Attest, LOYELAND MUHs0E, Register.
i78w
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-04-17

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MASON 4 JERKOWSKL
-t--
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Double aud Twist. &c.. S 80 to S12 90
SPEiNa SUITS.
Newport Cass. all wool 50 90 TO $l5 90
spEfNG SUITS
Genuine Imported
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Genuine Harris Cass $i3 90 10 so 80
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Blue, Black and
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Black Broadclothes $l3 SO to 81 90
The New and Fashionable Style, the
Cutaway Goats and Vests in
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Elegant Dress Goats and Vests in
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FancyCass Pants ofall kinds and prices
Spring Overcoats .... 81 so to S22 80
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Prices for coal delivered at Residences will be. this
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