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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-09-30
A RAD TAYLoRs ESTATE.

~ NAL a LOh . ED Al II.
State of Vermont, Manchester Distrtet %.
Ata Probate Court held At Manchester withia
and for said District Oh the 2nd day VI Sept.
A D. 1878.
Present. Hon. n. b. Burton, Judge.
The administrator on the estate Of Arad Tay
Hill, late OF Manchester, In said District, de-
ceased. made application for license 10 eel ELL
OF the real estate Of which che sald deosaasdl
died seized In this state. representing that ths
amount OF dson due from said deosaseal
ID t252I ~
The charges Of administration
estimated 80 90
-----s265l d
The value OF the personal eatats go as|
Balance Of debtA ohsrEesble on -----~----------
the real estate Of aaid deceased SASH cd
WheFeupon II vac ordered that hearing or
said application be had 81 . Probate Court 10 ID
holden 81 the Probate in Manchester In SAID
district on the 18th day OF Sept. A. b. 1878. anA
thst notise Of said application the natuTe And
reasons thereof end tbs Me time aud place ID
hearing thereon be given 70 all p6rsons interest
ed BY pnbbahing certified copy OF the record
OF sAid order three weeks sucoesaively in thsl
Manchester Journal, . newspaper printed II
said Manchester, previous " said time Of heAF4
ing. igsw
trus RECORD,
Attest. LovELAND MuEsoN. Register.
A rHe copy " record,
Attest LoyELAkD MUEsoN. Register.
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FNAA@A@e &44tt ~ ~ 49, - - 49,
HxasEs An6 uhen ths young nss oAEyisd
hsm est nn6 boaae3 hasn beside bic broth
o., sd al srfa wsitiss % bear hsr bii.
tsr lasnevssSsoas IAN thsee thlngs ARE
axaisst ne ineY vii bring down M
grey hairs Ia sorrow 10 ths graEs,N |
sell remembeF With what fearless And
ssoompiAing sBbmissiou she tsrped 70
lsok wilh tsemblink boF~ apoa Der baby
boy, Tie ouly 900 ROE iet 70 Der. BY
and BY be was grown 70 be . mAn and
sas learned in tho law, and ske vas leaa-
ihg oa his s.roaE aru 10 support Der tot
,ering sseps, and there came . wiera
volos from Abraham Liseoln, Mothers,
givs me y0ur soss 10 save yoar eoantry,"
Der ear vas quiek to catch the soand,
and Der loyal heart replied: FL bare bat
one, The only BOA EFF TO mo, BAT Il b has
been spared 10 be laid upon the altar Of
BE cOanIry, Ged viii accept The saers-
aos,n and With spartan Esal and more
lban Roman henoism, and rot less than
their classic dialect, she said: eco ny
son, add remember for what and ior
Wbom you bear arms," and Addison
marched away 70 the valley aad shadow
II deaih as Msjor Of the Ssh Vermont
IiAgiment; but - brsysly did be meet lie
periis, 20 pNtlsHtly did be meet lie priva-
tons aud tAtiguss that he merits uers
soon recognized, aud be was rewarded
BY higher promotion la oeielal rank, aud
whsR al the close Of the war he set bis
face TO the west and cast an eye back
upon the vieissitudes Of The bloody cam
paign. aud SAN the hand that bad so mer-
ciiuiiy covered bis head, In the day OF
battle. and wondered, Wherefore thisf"
lben cane silent voice from the grave
VI bis Snarlyred chiefsain, "thy mothers
prayers have followed thee, aud Der
counsela eung TO thee every step Of the
way
Of the ive daughters, one Laura, who
married Mr.. Allan Wooster, bAs gone TO
join the three brothers on the other side,
leaving an only son, whose orphanage
brought him uader the fostering care OF
thelyoungest sister, Mrs. Olive Law, Of
Victory Mills, N. Y, who cherishes him
~ her own son. The other sisters are
Mrs. Maria Sessions and Mrs.. Lydia
smith, OF Factory Point, and Mira. En-
nice Scare, Of Moline, Ill. These four
sisters sad one brother now enjoy, with
out dividing, the Joint inheritance Of "a
lnothsr passed into the skies" How
slight an incident may serve to show
that little thiuks often make deep i'm.
preston and become Is "a nail fastened
In aspre place. Forty-6ye year, aye
Mrs.. Grant was sick, and my mother
who was q fast friend OF hers, sent me &c
carryIsome choice fresh honey to her
A few months after 1t became her turr
10 be sick, and Mrs. Grant came TO ex
press her sympathy aud lend her aid
While there it became painfully evident
that this was the last visit Of the two life
long friends. Many anxious neighbori
standing around the death bed we're ex
pressing their anxiety for the children
when Mrs. Grant fxed her eyes placidl,
upon the dying mother, and remarked in
+ her characteristic way, "lf the remem
brance other shall be IS sweet to them q
her honsyed kindness has been to me
they will scarcely realize that they are or
phaRs." A. g. CocHRAnE.
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A season remarkable for elemental
disasters. celebrates lis close with .
GOOD .s suddenly Apdffrightfully dc
strucuve As any that has excited won.
der and ,errur daring the preceding
months Theidasage done by the
equinoctial storm al Galveston. Texas
Is not ss yet accurately estimated, bat
enough is known 10 characterize the
visitation as one Of lsingular violence
and destructiyeness. While the loss
Of life Is happily limited, the Invasion
Of the,wsters upon the populous city
aud The island covered with gardens
and farms, has resulted in the sweep
ing away Of property to the amount OF
millions, as now calculated. The dis.
NAL tale Of houses blown down or
| foated ftom their foundations. Of rail
roads washed away, Of bridges and
wbarves carried of by the waves, and
Of vegetation killed and the agricultu-
raj labor Of years destroyed 10 single
| night, is.almost fantastic In its horrors
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-09-30

Columbus has resigned his place in
the cobinet, Secretary Of the Interior,
and his resignation has been accepted
by President Grant with many pro-
testations Of friendship and esteem.
Grants greatest falling is in persisting
in friendship after the object Of II has
proved himself unworthy Of regard,
and the more the press elbow" about
it the harder Grant sticks to them -
The heads of the departments have
been pretty well weeded out now and
the greatest difficulty is ii was done
rather late in the day. Deleno should
have been turned out long ago.
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The valus Of the p.rsonal estats go q
Balance OF dsbtA onargssble on -
NRLsoN 2. RENsoN-MINoR.

state Of yermont. Manchester DistFict, eel
Az Probate Court held at Manchester withll
and Tor said district OF Manchester, Oh the "a
day OF beptember. A, 1915
Present Hon. +. Is. Burton, Judge.
The guardian Of Nelson Y. Bepsop, . MINOR
of Winhaii, In said dIatrict, made application d
sAid court for license 70 sell hs wsfd's inlsres
In certain real estate Ia Peru in said district Il
being an equitable interest 10 certain pieos Il
land which vAs conveyed to one Ira Russell
when guardian Of said Benson, 10 trust for bid
said wsrd; said real estate having been charged
Ia said bussslls guardian aeeosnt ~ 400 "a
tbs same having been dIsallosed b. the ProhAbl
Court, end the estate Of Ira Russell held
conntsbis 10 cssh Tor the Amonnt paid o. II
real eststs, the object VI ebtslning sad
being 70 enable the present guardian noeai
20 The sstats u sad Russell sBy 10 y oons
card may ksys 10 said real ssiAts ,sIeM g
the Interest Of said yard 10 sell " " Dea0G
Vhsrsunos Il vAs ordered e sahs.
said appllestlon be lad 81 tls ss , sssnne
held 81 the Probate O6aes oD1s Soan "
dissrtes. on the 1ath day 49,, s " e
thai notaoe Of SAID Ar .,,s..aep = =. mIegA
- .,'s.ss'. - ske time add plAos u heal
hss,nhl..ssa a 70 Su persons iHlsrsstl
s1.a rs .arsissd copy " The record
sss..as ys- wsehs successfully 10 the Ma
asa.A SAL. o Newspaper printed al 81
49,. previous 10 sald Lime u bearing.
Attest. LovELAsD nUKsoE ass,...
80 eepy Of record,
Assssa LoFHilsD .URsox. HsEs..l
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pKATu o. TWO PROMINENT CITIZENS
.oR VERMONT.

The venerable William Y. Ripley
of Center Rutland died on Monday at
bis residence. aged nearly seventy
sigh. years. He was extensively en-.
gagged in the marble business. and e
good portion OF bis wealth was devoted
TO public and philanthropic purposes.
lie was father Of large and eminent
family, embracing two Uaion generals
and Mrs. julia u Il. Dor,, . poet and
novelist Of high rank.
HoH. II. b. Smith OF Milton also
died on Monday, Of apople1y, aged
SHY seven years. Mr.. Smith was
chairman Of the Democratic State Com.
mi.lee Of Vermont Tor many years, was
= gentleman Of great dignity and
vorth. and will be mourned by many
friends. His death makes . break in
the great central Democratic triangle
Of tbs state, composed of Mr, Smith.
Mr. u. b. smalley Of Burlington and
Mr. Hiram Atkins OF Montpelier.
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The Manchester Journal.
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THURSDAY. srr1rHBrR =. 49,
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SPINGLER HOUSE,
UEIoN SQUARE. NEW YORK.
EUROPEAN PLAN.

A sKLKCT TiRsT-cLAss HOTEL 10 he
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bnnisesa, ehafehss, she9trsa. &c. Stages aad
sarees care PEAS the doors Tor al steam boat
pisrt, fsrrsss ead railroad dspois. Gaesss and
m6Fs gaast. eomfortAbls and iuxuzigas ~homes
~ ths GFfssLn for leaa msosy than 81 the lar.
ger arst~ciass hCtsia Elegantly fsFmsbed
f0Ona 81 90 per dag and upWaFdn Garage
by street ears o. Stages
ttam J. X FROST. Prepr1stos.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-09-30

Carl Schurz has made bis first speech
in favor OF hard money in Ohio. He
disclaims any intention of leading bach
the independent voters to the Repub
lican ranks, but cannot 60 repudia
tion,
, 1875-04-27

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GENERAL. MARKET REPORT.

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I@;snE @ WestuEn Fne AMI sup'r'nc 2o1s*1 2"
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, 1875-04-27

ooyrnSs,rSr STOCK DEPARTMENT. - 1o'A O'CLOCK
ASn t113 oCLoCk 4. n.
II Me- Nrz'tt"rrl, 1881 b.2O Gonpon' 1867 ,,,.
UN6 m t:onVou 1sh5. 80 hs, coupon ASH mn,
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kah, a5 St.t JatiHs-,atiro1d Hllds-DHnE anI Eaft'
'' - +.Ai ,ShH,re-k.FDrfSs Stocks, DC.
, 1875-04-27

HOEFHSHti-EI
uHhY ~ 1irgts;errsi lsUt NHi10 Registered, loNa
Up5 70 Cu..unn, 1:Hi U Il 1-lN Registered
t,HEI.. j., ,OTt
o & 20 t., ksl.rci, 1865 U = 10 10 tnuFon
t,,lua t,.,aIl9at ~. HNl.,. .,,.....1l74
u 5yu ites, lGGj, " u b III, EHrEnuuy
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, 1875-04-27
t,rrHry f'Nrk AcnIns.

G1n n, Mh.h. eA 4 starch. hIh 81
M Flour, bU., ] itnAt1, Uf>l1. ~,
AEnrA ~ Hctatf.tr W. II. kcrnry.
, 1875-04-27

The London markets wcro rcpo1 tn1 dull aud firm
for United Stu tes securities and british Conso]a
Money was ensy at 1nat quoted 1atrs Tho foreign
exchange mnrkct l,as been quiet bit strong at
raics given below. enlcs wero reported at 1870
4.s7la aul .00Di.aNls. Tho gold market was
quiet aud not particularly notes, for my special
t.Ht,rr The lrat Aalo WIS ut LIS, fran which tho
ptito declined tn 5ls mid then recovered to Hail.
On gold ]oars the rates were per ccnt for
carrying, f'ut, 2, and 10i for borrowing. Tile
Assistant Treasurer pail out sl1o,2oo In called
iouds, mil po550U0 in coin interest. Tllu days
lla,rss ut the Gold Exchange hank coyerca: Gold
elsarctl, Sln,.5O,O 900: gold balances. $D0o,750
currency balances, $lOlu.7oo. The quotations for
gold wcrc ;3 f,1lDWn:
, 1875-04-27

sECnSn H.ttNI1--i NCl.,,C1 y. ".
Eats If Sfah' EHstix. RH!,"ni iM14-H1h: a4i Haii-
t,blH SIu}TS-. tr1uf 81 t,uf.s. ~
, 1875-04-27

Money WIS easy Mt nan per cent on Government
l'amls, borrowers IN acceptable stock collateral
being accommodated Mt 3I3'a. Prime discounts
,nnvr nj 5aU. TIM Cnstonla receipts nt Wns|,ing-
ton ,u-uy were $<t7O 000, and Internal loyenuo ro-
eript4 t5D0.o0o Tho U. s. Treasurer received $780,
Ou0 Satl"i,a bnnl notes for redemption Tile fouw-
lux IL the Gleatinxhous0 statement;
t'n,rrly 1a nj9 nol exchanges. n1nn7U
tarryns oa..... aooOUV8 uald basance 0J1Oal
Government bonls wero !nll, and generally
ti,o Ltlaw tho hcst figures Of Saturday. We unnvx
closing quotations:
1ss1 M nss:tetsd 1s1 ;sa,s3 isa7 G"ae"n.
issi4 lHuihnh 1.7am!3ls 10 10 G1uFans,, 1HINlI7
1htiJ t0uona Il.I EnIlNnN Il Isttii73
lso3 = cuueucy ratIhea Il i11l2i
State bonds were dull und steady. Tho following
weru tls bids:
, 1875-04-27
Ellla1citll.

A -DEFAULrED RAILROAD BONDS
lAs speciality, nitt nhst ny th oi eaal,s.s 'tsss VI
ALBERT II. EtCtll.Af H. 10.
HluCk UEUktFH ant ANtftQUrGFf.
, 1875-04-27

ri u. ami Y. Il. N.--lIoldcrs Or tho first
W mnttaasn limits NJ e Chicago, III" - vInernntu
}l!tna Company rcltesttA ca ut tr ntr..d GaHs
IlLt1i,nI fH Hnl l:Iug wall IT.. and s., :e cement
rrCSA,lcnlc,i by tls t'ornntitrs Of tMsns:Iealt,r
, 1875-04-27


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Wheat, bus
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-16

A WoRD TO BILLIARD PLAyERs.- Henry
Mahlstedt, at the Panaca Saloon. Lacour
street, has just placed in his saloon two
Of the finest billiard tables to be found
on the Pacific Coast. one of them being
a full sized French carom table and the
other a small three-fourth parlor table.
They are fitted with Phelan 4 COLLEEN
der's everlasting steel plate cushions,
and were made by Liesenfela. Of San
Francisco. Now, all you billiard players,
here is a chance to show your skill both
at billiards and pool. You need never
leave the saloon for want of finding an
opponent, for Ely will always be on hand
70 accommodate you at either game, and
will be liberal enough to give YOU a GOOD
show and not heat you all the time. You
Gun always find on hand also large as
sortment of No. liquors, with cigars of
the best brands. One price One bit
A word to the wise is sufficient. If
The Centennial Commissioners have
visited Phoebe, and expressed themselves
as pleased with the appearance in things,
especially of the drinks at the Panaca
saloon. One price, one bit.
If you want any tin ware, sheet iron
and copper ware manufactured or repair
ed, and also plumbing at very low prices,
go to J. J. Halpin & Co., who employ
none but frst-class workmen. II.
HAVE ice enough for all Phoebe and
my ice house is in good condition.
Leave orders at Fulks Il McAlpin's
saloon. W, R. WILSON.
CHEESE! Cheese One thousand pounds
of White River Cheese; also, best East
ern Cheese, for sale, to the trade or at
retail. at t. C. PouJApE's.
Ice. CREAM at the San Jose every day
from | p. m. to 10 p. M, manufactured
from pure cream and fresh eggs.
BEST brands of Sack and Plug Tobacco,
Pipes, Pouches, etc, at Rolla Watts,
DR.. Lees Drug Store.
E. McAvoY will deliver any hay free Of
charge to all parties buying the same
from Billy the Stage Boy. jy7-lw
IcEl lee delivered daily by me
Leave orders at Fulks & McApin'
saloon, IT, W. r. WILSON.
CIGARS, all brands, qualities and kinds
for sale by Rolla Watt at Lees drul
store, Main street. If
IcE, CRYSTAL Ice, delivered daily b,
S. B. Martino. Leave orders at saloons
Of E. Hamilton or Fulks & McAlpin. t
RoLLA WATT, at DR.. Lees Drug Store
De Cabanas brand of cigars, three for 81
cents.
The best OF sherry and claret wine
are to be had at 7. G. Poujade's. 1w
EXTRA California butter to be had a
CULLEN e. Donohue's, at ST. per roll
FRESH California ranch butter at Jos
Coschina's, 81 per roll. If
Fresh Garden Seeds at Alexander
drug store. ...