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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-05-27

Use Renne's Patn-KnIfng mHgte OIL
m Works Ike CHARM"
READER
Eenne's Pain Killing Magic on cures Headache
kenne's Pain-kllng Magic on cures Toethache
kenne's Pain-KllnV Magic oil cures Neuralgia
kenue's Pain-kiliing Magic oil cures Cholera Mgrbus
kenne's Pain Killing Magic Oh cures Rheumatism
kenne's Pain-killinR Magic OIL cures Lameness
Rennc's Pain Killing Magic on cures skin Diseases
Some folks seem to be proud Of telling how
'lame their shoulders are 'tmy criek in the
back"-or, 81 have got the seiatica and de-
light in Dragging that nothing can cure me p
butwhen we get such lawful folks to use Rem
MES PAIS-KILLING MAGIC On, faithfully We
not only cure their Iameness and charm away
their pains, but actually take all that kind OF
"brag out Of theml' and they frankly own up,
and say, at works like charm !"
Gs-Sold by Druggists Merchants and Grocers,
Call for Renne's Magic Oil where you usually
trade.
1t is put up in three sizes, called Trial Size,
MEDIUM Size" aud Large Family Size bottles
VIM. RENNE & SONS,
Sole Proprietors and Manufacturers,
pttsheld, Mass,
Sold by Wait& Hard, Manchester, and by v.
Grover, Factory Point. 9eomly
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-05-27

A GE MIS- WANTED in every town
"a OF county 10 the United states to sell my
"HoE CORN rLANTER,'
Patented Dec 1874 II plsuts corn dry or rolled
10 tar or plaster puuspkins, squasbes broom
corn, melon aud cucumber seeds, and sows pess,
weighs but si1 ounces, will last = lifetime aud
costs but TWO DOLLARS. Read what is said
about it by gentlemen too well known ~ Yer
mont 10 need comment,
SAys John W Vail, Esq, Bennington with
II person will do work much easier, quicker
and better than by the ordinary method"
says Hon. A. b. Gardner, Bennington; lit 10
Que Of the finest labor saving inventions otthe
day"
Says Arson Buck, Esq, Arlington; at meets
my unqualified approval, and / think it will be
universally used,
says |. II. ChStterton, Esq, Rutland;--"I can
do twice the work with il. than by the ordinary
method. send me fifty machines Immediately
GEO. W. ROBINSON,
s5Sw bennington Center, W.
j. NJ. SHATTUCK,
Manchester, Vermont,
Agent for Manchester and Dorset.
ID, A. PHILLIPS,
Manchester, Vermont,
General Agent for Windham County.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-05-27

jefferson DAVIS takes a gloomy view
% Mississippi Iu letter to a friend
in that state he ssys the majority Of
aeFro votsu is sc large asj 50 rapidly
Increasing by imu. Erat.oa that he can
aat ioresee the day % deIiveraaes
Speaking Of Texas. which be has re-
Gently visited, be- says Texas is the
only southern state which has al
vaneed 10 prosperity since the war aud
as field for one who has sons to
launch upou the world ofers most 10,
fjtlHs prospects.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-05-27
ALBANY

BEEyEs.-The supply numbers s,9i2 head
against . ,639 last week, decrease Of 697 head.
In point OF quality, the average was muIh bet
ter. Among tho most noticeable was bunch
Of rs head prime tat Illinois steers averaging
l,425 n, at tic, u N, live weight There were
many choice plnmp and fat fine punches Of
Illinois steers, 81 Of which brought AZ, averSg.
ing 1870 n. 10 averaging l,254 at Tic, Snother
lot Of - the same, and large number ayerAg-
ing $50, 74Gio. There were but eight lOads
OF oherokee., ISG head, which cold separately
at 6tGt4 &C.. aud TeIAs at 6GI6te. The market
was steady on all grades at &C. advance on last
week. .. ....
SEW YORK.
LyR SrocE.-T Trade in live stock was slow in
ell it's branches. At siItieth Street YArds the
quality Of the herds on sale was from good to
choice save a few carloads Of fair quality
steers Prices we're l16t12sc. y n, being fully
&c. b n, less than the value Of the top lota
weights 81 to Q cwt At Aarsimus Cove bseyes
sold at li9l3!c. u n, weights 81 to cwt. From
O. n TO s. n has been allowed to the cWt, net
Mich cows we're not quoted Calves sold in
small lots at 5i@5io. a n. yeais also In small
lots at 7Gse. Ii n, Spring lambs sold at 1910
lie. u H., sheep from 56t7io u n. ..
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-05-27

Misses Hats, Splendidly Trimmed,
$500 to $500. All kinds Of Millinery Goods Very
Low at
MRS. BLACKMER's.
Factory Point.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-05-27

Bsst1n certainly tstes ihe lesI .a
lrslal mar5es if "a athiug else TIE
last iaftance "a GM a iltls gal
va.tnE Is l8s tesltHle e . church
s6ef sunday sshael vhls Der aunt
was engaged be . B.9mcai'a eagreFsa-
taa inside With a FREUD who was
euoes CT carried &C. the bsltry lot aaa
tfstal'y mBrierc5. gae Murderer wax
4 cody down as3 locking she dears
aftsr h.a. The sertaa e the church
has been arrested fer she bafu8 crime
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-05-27

Prick FOR SALE
BROWN DEXTER.


Brown pexter was sired by Young DeStct, he
by Rysdyka HsmtatHuisu. Bysdyks by Al
dallah, he rs Mambupo, aud no by Imported
Messongcr Brown poNterA dam Was ~ East
mau'a Morgan Thus It will be seen that ibis
horse IL iutmstoy connected with the very best
trott,pg blood ia the country, los
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THE ST. ~.
Daily and Weekly for 1875

The approach of the Presidential election
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The ELECTION IN MICHIGAN
DETROIT, Mich, April l2.-The Iri-
dune this morning publishes the esti-
mated returns of the vote cast in
thirty four counties at last Mondays
State election. They give this spring
over $4,000 majority for Marston (Re-
publican) for Judge, and last fall gave
Governor Bagley (Republican) rs, l42
votes, to II, 476 for Mr.. Cham berlain;
the Republican majority being, 1866.
The thirty-nine counties yet to be
heard from voted last year as follows
Bagley, IS, 377: Chamberlain, "a, 1928;
Republican majority, ALAG. 1t be
Iieyes that the official canvass will
show that Mr. Marston's majority is ia
excess Of Is 1000; that of Mr. Walker,
for Recent Of the State University,
over 20 600. and that of Mr. Cutcheon.
who has been cut consi 1erably in the
Lake Superior counties is considerably
over 5000. 1t also gives a table Of
the Supervisors elected IN the town
ships, showing decided Republican
gains, and concludes its article as fol-
lows: From such reports as We have
thus far received we have thus far re-
ceiged we have no doubt that the full
canvass viii show that on Monday of
last week the Republicans of this state
gained one of the most substantial vic
tories, IN all points, ever won by them
At any spring election" =
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-22
The City If New Orleans VS.. Frnnci,

ErGENE WAGG AMAN
s'22 oc3 % Civil S'trif OF the Parish OF Oflc,n,
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Ioosr1NuEp FROM FIRxr PAGE

Corn dull; TO u &c. Oais qniet and nn'
changed. Barley dull; spring 81 OF al oS
Rye oui and stesdy IS q Soc. Pork tirmer'
held bighcl; country 81 -: city S2l 90 a
u 10. suo'. Lard qulet; steam i3lsr hid,
i3l2c asked; country kettle sold at l3l2c,
city 1874 U lie Bnk meats-bshoniters sac;
clear rib sides II Is a l2c, spot: l2c buyer in
September, clear sides l23sc Bacon steady
shoulders 9l2r; clear rib sides 1875 q IL &C;
clear sides 1888 a l3lec. Wbisky-Detuaad
active;s ID. Butter sttorg; choice West
ern Reserve 20 a 2Sc; central Ohio choice
- q 25c mt dunn 20 a pc.
Sr. Louis. September .l.-Flour nm
cIauged. Wheat-No. fail Fl - q 52la
bid; M 3 do 81 % bid. Ccrn--a3c bid.
Oats dull: Ri d 35lat bid Barley unchanged,
Rye &c. Pork active: 81 021 10. Lard
quiet; kettle I3I.c. Bulk ineats-More do
ing: clear RIB sides at Council Bluffs sold
at lla4o; prices of meat here nominally
higher: shOu 'ders S3sc; clear rib sides l. Isc.
clear sides l2lac Bacon scarce and firm;
shoulders 9asc: clear rib sides 1915 a l34c;
clear sides 1925 a Isaac. Whisky steady !;
81 ID. Hogs-Priets unc ian ed. Cattle firm.
CHICAGO, September 2i.-tlour quiet
and weak; spriug extras 50 - a 6: Mime
sofa SIS 80. Wheat generally unchanged.
Corn unsettled; No. : mixed jjl4c, spot,
Oats Demand fail; No ., 3i}4e spot, BIC
seller, Sept, mber, and 32isc seller, ell the
year. Bsrley-Buyers and sellers apart,
and teulug downward; 81 o. spot. Rye
easier; a5c on spot. Pork strong az So on
spot. Lar,i-Demand fair at Sl3 l0dl3 So.
Bulk meats steady snl unchaU ged. Wing
Ky strorg at 81 lJ12 q / Is.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-22

SUCCESSION OF ELIZABETH MARsoNDEr.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. &c $40.
RY $. GuINAULT, AUCTIoNRER-oFFICR
II corner of Eschange aey and Bienv vile street,
On SAT URDAi October 49, 1875, will be sold at
public auction, at twelve O'Clock 81, at the Mer.
street, between Canal aud Cusromhouse streets by
virtue of an order from the honorable he Second
District Court for the parish OF Orleans dated May
l. PROPERTY SITUATED ON RspLANADE
STREET, between Claiborne and Robertson stree $,
street by 2sS feet inches deep and front on Ksr.
lerec street, on which street said propert, meas.
ures l41 feet inches, to commence from Sper's
property and extending to the corner of Robert.
SOD street. one which street it measures It's feet
inches, extendiig on the side toward Esplanade
street, according TO plan made by Bringier, gen
eral surveyor, on the sevente on tt Of S.pfem6sr
1886; anne xed 10 an act passed before q. Pollock
on the tenth Of December, 1886, together with ali
= 4 PR6PERrY SITUATED , on CLAIBORNE
STREET, between Bsplanade and Kerlsrec streets
Claiborne street, and BY 40 feet inches lines
deep on the line dividing said property from the
property Of Julia Riley, on the side of Bsplanads
measures 3. feet inches 3 lines in depth on the
said property in all it's length from the PROPERTY
firstly described and belonging to said estate &C.
to m mad BY BSsurgsrs city sur
the eighteenth of May, 1886 in the flee OF Lucen
Hermann, then q notary public together with ali
the buildings and improvements thereon.
Terms and Con d.tions- For the p4operty firstlv
described, $1,000 cash and the balance at one two
and three " credit; the seconddescribed prop
city, elOto cash and the balance at one and two
years credit all the notes given In payment Of the
above two properties to bear eight Der cent inter
est per annum from date till paid and mortgage;
the purchaser will have to assume ten shares OF
$500 each in the capital stock Of the
Association Of the Planters of the State Of Louis.
ians, which are secured by mortgage the sec
Snd described property; the lawyers fees fixed at
chasersI bni,dipgs to be kept insured nd policies
transferred TO the holder oil the notes
Acts Of sale before Fslr Grima notary public,
ct the expense of the .purch Aaers. as well az all
the taIee for the year 1875 pay able in 1876 be-
sea- so OCT l423
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-22
The City of New Orleans W.. John II.
Doeschsr,

=. :, -
seq oc3 % Ciyil Sherif Of the Parish of ,ries ns
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-22
chickens sell at IS; young do g 5Oo4;

chickens sell at IS; young do g so al
ducks %; geese s.; turkeys Sic y dozen.
EsCULEsTs AND GREEN VEGETABLES
Good supply; moderate demand for pota.
toes, onions, sourkrout and cabbages
Apples are in demand. st. Louis potatoes
sell at 81 25al 60; Louisville ST 75a2;
onions 81 15a2; apples So a y bh; sour.
krout S5@7 2 Dbl; cabbages s. as v 100.
HAI-Gocd supply and moderate demand.
800 bales soid, OF which 50 fair at $222 80
do at s.3, 200 prime at $23, IS do at $2i. l2j
strlt tlv choice at $50, and 100 choice at
SOS 50 y ton
BuTTER-L Light supply and fair demand.
dunn = a 30c inferior 20 a 25c; choice West
ern pa Die; medium lS022c; Inferior Is a
1se ~ fb.
EGGs-The receipts are small, the de.
maDd active. and prices for Louisiana are
los y dozen higher. Western are quoted
at 10000; Louisana d0c v dozen.
BEANS AND WESTERN i'EAs--The receipts
are small and the demand continues mod
crate. Northern beans are quoted at 4 a
4lsc = ID; Western $6a6 80 T. Dbl; green
peas nominal q t Sl2 y Dbl.
RECANs-The market ia bare there is a
good der and for them, The crop will com
INT nee to arrive in two weeks. A few pack
aces Of last years crop sold yesterday at
22c y 10.
DRIED FRuIr--Light supply of new
apples; they would command ~ a Sc T. b.
old are quoted at &C u lb. Old pesches
are neglected. and quoted at 6ta &c T. 10
HIDES - Light continue dull, but heavy
are more active. Country green are
are quoted at Glt d7c; dry sailed Toe: dry
flint llal3c 4 Is. In city slaughter
sales are msking a. follows: Steer hides
over IS t6a. = ID. 9lac do, 10 to 81 Tbs, Sc;
do. under 20 lbs, &c; COW hides, as they ruu.
M IL ! ' I.
Zoe. Ok horns sc each.
Wool The season is over. and what lit.
tie is selling commands - d 29c T. fb for
clear. 30c for clear lake. and liza l6c for
barry.
TALLow- Light supply and moderate de-
Insnd. Quoted at Sac = Is,
Moss-Lisht supply and dull. Gray is
quoted ct "a 2l2c; mixed 31J%e; black q
4lac y Ii
IMPORTED FRuI1s AND Nurs-Good sup.
ply aud dull. Lemons are quoted at Sill
y box; layer raisDs So so T. box;
citron SOC T. Is; currants 6lac; Brazil nuts
&c; dates7l nc y b; cocoanuts $40 y 1000
COTTON SEED On.-No stock on the mar
a, oil v"nt ,aui.u ivr. i,ui.iv1 Is uuutrI
at 10c " gallon.
LINsEED Ou-Raw is quoted at 7ac;
boiled Sic u gallon.
OAK STAvEs-Large stock ard moderate
demand. Extra pipe. 60nch, ia quoted
at si6o al70; extra pipe, 56-nch, ali50 $50;
extra bogshead. ls-iuch, $40; light pipe,
So to fo-ineh, 500 clio; extra claret, SS5 a
80 Y 1000, These quotations are for slaves
culle6 and delivered alongside of vessel
from the ward.
Coal Large stock on hand ard nothing
doing. Mount Carbon sells at retail at Coz;
Pittsburg at wholesale 37l2c, at retail 604
t5c y Dbl; s. y hid; Csc to manufacturers;
SOC y box to steamboats,; Virginia camel 50
a S5c " Dbl.
43sc v Ii.
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STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION,
General Exchange
Quotations. quotations,

The market opened with fair enquiry.
but without showing much actual move.
inent, and the sales up 10 noon were of linn
tied extent, after which parties came to-
gether ore freely, factors meeting the de-
nand at the concessions noted above. and
quite an active business was done for the
rest OF the day, resulting in tbs GALES re-
ported above, which are the heaviest this
sea son Good staple kinds maintained their
position much better than the general run
Of the offerings, q large part of which CON
sisted OF ein-cut crops, which it was diff
cult to move unless at q reduction from our
inside quotations.
A considerable portion of the business
was done in old crop, at about the ruling
rates for new. Tho receipts of the latter
still largely consist of crops picked when
damp, and more or less cut in ginning. Such
descriptions, while they retain their grade,
sell at proportionately lower prices than
those that are we'll ginned and we'll han
dled, but the latest arrivals encourage the
hope that our future receipts will be more
satisfactory. The tenor Of the cotton dis
patches was not calculated to have much
infue6ce, but the market was depressed by
a decline of 2-10 W cent in sterling ex.
change
The sales of the past three days sum ND
and l90o to-day, against $3.50 for the cor
responding time last week, and SIG the
week before.
Receipts since Friday evening 5l4O bales,
emhracisE 1857 from other delivery ports
lof which l548 from Mobile and I49 from
Texas) and 3443 proper, against $3.50 proper
last week and 445S last year. Total since
year-decrease 2S03.
The exports comprise 4068 bales, en-
bracing 1000 to Havre, Gil to Vera Cruz.
and is5! to New York, to which We have
added q by rail. -.
The kxchaugs kilograms mako the feceipts
at all the port, from ~ N. yesterday to i2
y. so-d.y. 6ezl bale4, against $3.50 last Tuea-
q ,l9 6slss, se1inss iS.sis Lest week, and
g ~ !aet JsaF. Total sincs August 81,
36,29 bales, against &, 1888 mp to Nonday
the above 62l3l-aereeee fo,l0l.
Expones, Friday y Monday inclusive, to
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SHERIFFsS SALES,
The City of New Orleans w. Philip sIa,Ih

SIPEluOR DlSTRtt I Court FOR THE PARISH
y of rleans. No. 77,O6l.-By virtue of n writ Of
Teri iacias or me directed by the honorable the
superior District Court for the parish of Orleans
The above entitled cause, for city taxes of 1914
VIII proceed to sell at public auction, at the Mer-
chants and Auctoneers Exchange, Royal street,
between Canal and ustomhnust streets, in the
.ccond District of this c ty on SATURDAY, ucto-
Der % ls1 +, at twelve o'clock A. the folowin de.
Sciimd property, TO Wit
ONE ChkfA,N LUr OF GROUND, situated in
the Second Dtsrict OF this city in square mum oer
ffty, bounded by Charities Ursulines. Hospital
ana ROYAL treets, desig aisd as lot number four
measuring forty two rect Ga Charities street by
one tnhdred srd eighteen feet in depth.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms Il ash on the spot.
Et"ENE WAGGAhAN
seq urS IS Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-22

G PERI Il DISTRICT CLIRT II THE PARISH
- Of tleanS 30. 76g.l.-Bv ' Ttue of a writ of
fen tJtias to mo directed 10y the honorable the
superior district Court for the parish rleans in
the above entitled cHusr tor ttv taxes OF 1874 |
VIII proceed to sell at public auction at the Acr.
chants and Aucttonecrs' E&chHngc, Royal street,
between I anal and usiomhutse streets In tho
second District OF this il "A UKDAI, toto.
her ~, 81, at twelve nolocI NJ, the following de-
-cribed property 20 wit
Ohk hRtAlN Lon OF GROuNo, situated in
the Second District Of this city, in square number
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