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to iAuey yellow, s2@1Gc: medium TO good grades
21G25c; Inferior to common, l32l8c; common to
ctolco roll. 1Ca17c.
DAGa1NCs-rho poAsion Of this market remains IA
before. good many ordara srs coming forward, but
they usually for ANAL quantities. and The RgEra-
RatS distribution IL not largo II should ba at tbts
reason Of the year. Stark A, 1dkc; Lowi1tor, 25c;
Atonsaup 80; Ontario, $50; Auestcon 4, $50; A1nos.
keag a3Ho: otter Greek, 2oc; hurisp tags, bu,
1Hta18kc; do, bu, 16x@l6Ho; GunuieSs BinG1o,
15G9l6e do. doubic. 933a4c.
CuEESE-Jobbess report steady fair inquiry anQ
frm hntt healthy sono pervadcs tho market. Quota
tlons rer,h!n AZ follows: Choice to fnncy factory,
,'Ssr Ssns tot FL ns nas Of tn. moe .
character, mud prices remain weak a. uneettiel Tho
largo kocka stu On han1 and tho prapcct Of al. early
Among tho trsio. Quotations remain " follows
Laekawanna, rsngo and nut: 5000; DO egg, tg:eo;
Sso ifosIns vssy Cts fadiana oa1 soo; 81.
u.aoro ohto: q; ;o!ks5:bu; Illinots. f4.oeda4so.
soooSS:s. TSo receipts wsro Tery iisht. md .hssc
waa no inquiry for aApmont, tie vssihor hclng TOO
S,1s ID, FL c,a sg9f T. q handling dfes'sd product
l.efs the lrisinss. tsualiy ~nessed It hs staea
now W .ro, lie general tono et tho nari il weak.
We repeat onr quotationa Of ThurAday: No. ]
Tsn.P t. s 1s H. % eioi No. astsae, H. nsr Nj b.
si2Soai5oo: 10. ! bsy ,te.ooav.2'; No m.sie.el,
Ne1 ssoe13ss2i fany u -. .99oFsl H e..
ea32s: Georges goldfish. k5:5oa575;, now Labrador
% stoo; ai4sur % RI; hcrrins % 1cana, bTis. sdc5as:5
ln Nhrl, $3.h0&A3T5: Kcste.f herring per boz, 40c
No. herring, $50; Columbia River salmon, K-hrl,
FRUITS AND NUTs-Taskiah prunes continue in;
active demand. aud prices hayo moved up anothor,
Ac, where they Aro hraly hold. Tho quotations
hbsrai t1t1ines. doing a fully austancd prices
fa. soa ass pta1e, a~
French prunes, keas and boxes. 1h6i4o; ta1,!as.
5.ss vniencia. iiE9iixo; zanso eurrants. 4;@ss:
itro, 2ls26e. DouEST1o-Aden nptea. 1at32oe sIehi.
ssn ap1ss ps.sss hssss III d.
nA@l24e; rnspbcr14es, 1itas5c pacd cherries, n
eSa5o. NuTa-Islbersa. llGls3He; al,nonas. Terra
Fretch walnut, new i3s13c; drenoblc wa.nuts, 1sT
@t6o Brazla, 1utat68c; pccaMt, Texns, 11k@121Sc:
wilmington peanuts, @ssHo; Tennessee peanuts, ae
GREEN FRuirs-Wero in fair request and steady.
foreign varieties being arn owing 70 light imports.
snEes. s1aSs ys pr bos lsnons ssssso per
uROuER1Es-ThIs markpt developed no peculiar
fcat,rea. There was fair 4 not aotlve demand for
iaa IL a as not s
In light nuppy, md arc bold very firmly. airups
and n.oiaasss are .lao IN lleh. stoek. and show
Following arc tho cnrssnt rates;
1s1cE-ItauRoon, GhsaAc; Carolina, 7@7alot Lou
1os oosssssI. java, soaa1o Java, No. a7easo
cholco to fancy lilo, 21l42o: good to prime do. 21
Sc Soon e .' SG.a renting ;ta 1s3
ns! sSss sssh!ss; 4, ies,, 11xe11.s; s;a:ssa, TX
1. standard: 1oAe; d ko; !, leeslo.te; i, g1s,s
sxse; 'nsn eenon or' d. enoeo molssses NJ ' su su
EaI, sSAs,se; common to good do. 7slss1c; New
sInTpaT,tttYn,nta a,,rsr.lnaf Irina 7o6s7ne. Ala,
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SHEEr-Thase was fairly active and firm eheep
market. Bhtppsrs. ~ on tho preceding days Of tho
doing nu loes! account than during TAutsdsy
tho day Lefure. Bales weEs At <t00t6D fox poor to
common. at tt.15a6.25 Tor medium 10 goodt and II
to.aAseb0 fax chpge to sxtts. Tha following were
uOte1.
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LATEST

SKw YoER, March I0-doll opened at l1lH, declin-
ed to 114.:. and closed At lltk. Carrying raiAs to
~. loana were also tnsdo 1at,
Governments were strong.
Railroad bonds xero quiet and Ara,
Hats securities vero dull.
Bioeka opened weak, bnd prices declined JflsE IN
4tha general Lat. P1c6o Mail, however, wAs heavily
preascd for asls, and broke from 29k 10 2QL. Lake
Shore declined 10 ss,1 for regular and G3 aoller CO
days. Eric fell Of 10 l75, oh1os to 0. Western Tn.
toa 10 G7. To~ards rn1er fse1tng sot In, and
ptess made general sdVancs. Pacific Mall rising To-
2l4,, Western Union 70 esH. Lake Shore to e5H,
ilAad To ILL 81. laul to Il, preferred 10 soX Ooa 10
Rlt, aud Michigan Central to 81. Union FAcido:
..ngsa st.ns nst..sn e 1nd 9s American p.tfict Tee
3M 4euesaly strong and higher, With Erie and West-
~ ahareA !. features Erle advanced to 2o4 on In.
bondho!de1a and American stocihoidess, aud
elsS ,S, - Tho eonc'q.!9u Of N arrangement
sherchy \ third ral to b. lsld un Er,e frot,
WavesIy Westward that coal could 10 tr.ugpoEted in
na1Fow-H1uHs cath. laks Shore advanced to G5js,
yedrFtsd 10 e3H, b.. rAul comon 10 Il. rrrfcr-
ted to el< Ohios e alk, Union p.rns to o. Western
Unioa .e ts. l4ts.b41E e e. sna American District
ittsswards reacted to 2u, 1t which II closed, evs-
ana. Columbus, CIuoannau Il indianapolis dsclineA to
sSsG. Rock Island Teeaded FROM III to 1lu<, Mehi-
from 107 10 10o. Ths advance III st. Paul shares wa
eA.cd On A!gs aa1 tnots4siu9 earnings officially
ported % The Stock Exchange snd prospects Of an
Eated 97 go sharos, Of which 600 Psuha Nail
a.oG0 Westssn untou, 7,oy0 Ut. Pauls, b3,o0J IAks
9hore aud 900 Michigan CsntzAl,
Aonsy market easy; 29sh. Ffins tnsscantls pa
G1y good import. y 2,ooo.
Ths AAsiYtaut Treasurer d4ahuesed x4ai. .D0o.
GIsssih&s, tl1,t0o,O00.
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~hitr 1ao tost 12,fo, Michigan sss.e .sst, IL, oh
car lots. -
PHILADELPHIA WOOL MARKET.
THrrAnEIrnrA, March l0.-Wool dul; TO clsns.L
pftccs supply light.

VII MiNoToN TuHPENTIME MARKET.
WILMINGTON, March 1o.-spL1its turpen.na oua
At 33c. 'N7
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IUQS-Thera was but little animation In thc hog
trade, md priccs weak At average reduction
from Thursdays quotations Of loo per LOO lis. There
was no competition, aud sales were allow a. tho do.
for packing hu4a Anl It 81 s40 for droyea suited
to tle wants Of Tue Naw England trplo. PhilAdel-
pAias were nominal Ut 50. .00Ga0.75.
HOO EALra.
, 1876-03-11

'"a CLEVELAND PETROLEUM MARKET.
,q4syxI4Ap, March 4o.-Fetzolepm Atm md IN.
changed; standard white, ITO ssst, Ike; nrtus
, 1876-03-11

Chicago City 7 = ct. bonds
Chicago CITY 7 Il Ct. saweraRc ,
chiesHo City Z u Ct. water loat
Cook County 2 y Ct. boual
{elort) t).,-......-......,..
Cook County Z U ct. bond
lonR> >......s,.......,.....
West Turk 7 y ct, bonds.....
North Chlta4o z y ct. bonIl
Nueoiu Iazf>.............
LOCAL 81
City Railway, South Side.
City Hallway, West B!do te1
liv.>...................+..,
City hallway, West slide, /
Iltr cent certtflcates........
City Railway, North Hllo..
Traders Insurance COMPANY
Chamber Of Commerce. ......
Chicago aas.lIxht znd Eoks
CoruWtiy..........,........
Exposition s.oek ...,...,..,.
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C2lf 1.6A. 300 Kip. 1.uUQ3I4a
LuMDEI-Waa moderately aoslys and sta.dy, Havi-
CATION psouaes 10 open earlier than usual Tho laka
betug already qpcn. but tho smaller Lays and lakes
along tho shor1 ati9 frozen over and II In not
likely that very mich lumber will bo received PRIOR
the da&o At which It Gcqa 10 arrive aat sprng. It -
gsuoraly thought that Mess u net much lumber ptled
At misunderstanding points, anil Tho mills will probably
not start up sooner an toy did last y.ar, aud tloss
that hayo small aupply OF new logs may defer GtAtt-
inH until late In The sraA1l, Quotations
, 1876-03-11

PirTsBuRo IRON AND PETROLEUM MARKET,
P1f1suuao, March 10.-Ptd tKoa-Fai1ly xcliy9:
No. / foundry, tasoots25,uo; Nv. a, *23.oo92l.oo;
gray forge, s21.oa@?3.o0.
Ps1uplxux-Qulst crude. AJAX lt Pastas's; -,
an9d, 1sN8ls1;o, Phil4lslphla delivery.
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han kdYanccd, now quoted 4G3l1a. QHosatlolI OF
othrr olla rcah the same 1t Tho beginning Of Tue
week: Carbon, l1s degrees teat la IL; do lAlnola
leRat test. ibo degrees isi'oi suow Whte 10 test
oil. NlNall1; No. WQsYsc No. ?, 7btah9o; ltnsea1,
raw GUo; bolled G5c w4Ilp wlnspE 1leayle1, 7Ahio;
sperm, t1ta4!s; ueasfo0t OIL strictly pure, $l.16a
l.20; do extra esc: do No, ]. bac; bank oil. b3c;
ltsa!ta, Gc piuubago oil! t0A76a turpcntine 400 47dj
paphthA. eodoEtzed, 6J gravity, 13$tsl4Hc: Weat Viz
gtn!a OILS, natural, ~ deg, H3u; NATURAL 10 deg, vc:
Is4uced. ~ daH,. 22Qaloe -.
POULTRY AND EuO9-Drossei poultry was easy.
thu weather being suft and the ieutAnd Light snu
chiefly from local retailers Tie offerings, Auwcy4f,
moderate particularly Of t,no 1took which
nlly brought tseont prices, Esg. are arriving fseey
and scl slowly II lpwcr prices Wild duck. wa1e dull
nui lowF al 4lG012a for nkllarls, aud s!.Va1 LEU
Tor pnaA vslietic4: Turkeys 1.t>tle. chIelsns, ia
ioe: l!,e d. ta1yf55.0 res doz III coops; ducis lu9
sEEDB-Ciaothy was in good demand and nrmer,
ths offerings bcinR scarcely sdeqasle Tie rscsirtA
having fAlltu OF In conIsua,icu OF tho lad roads,
tr,Gv wss quoleA n 81. 4p lover gradss At SllRa
2a4 choice At $l30A1.13. Flax Has alAo in ruluesi
aud stobgrt Al t1.204aI.3o. Cloyer vas hr It taAo
Tor ltlns p,eAlu... Auugtrau was allow st tC95ac,
aud 1nilIct Ut asdaCUc.
sAHF-FAe bhipn,cuts continue liberal. and the gsn.
esaa market IL s.e4dy. Following tls quotations
onouaags aud Aagllsw, nne. 3Lss: do, 4l.lu; oxdl.
nay soA1ss $!7u: dairy. without bags, sa7a: 1ary
with b:Y4 3a6o; Ashton dai{y, IGI saEk, &a.b1.,
W0ol-OccsAlonal orders uIa received from Wcst-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-05-04

Mr.. Editor.
Listers make some queer discoveries.
While they find many property own
ers who conscientiously give fair and
satisfactory report OF their taxable
property, they find others who are
strongly suspected Of having ways
that are dark and tricks that are vain
IN regard to their statements, Some,
evidently, have liberal means Of sup
port beyond the small spot OF real
estate on which they pay taxes. They
"neither toll or spin" and yet "fare
sumptuously every day." and take a
solemn oath that they owe more than
their personal property is worth. Men
of respectability and established We
racity in every other transaction will
peril oil to save the payment of few
shillings tax. 1t is estimated by our
listers that at least $4,000 Of taxable
property in Manchester is unjustly
covered from taxation and the honest
tax payer has good reason to scold
about it. We might cite individual
cases to illustrate our point but they
are far too common for newspaper dis
cussion. and the evil exists not only
in our own town but in all the towns
in the State to greater or less extent.
Even listers themselves sometimes
need looking after. The practice
brings double burden on the poor
man who ewes for his farm. lie is
obliged to pay at least six per cent
and frequently a large bonus to the
money lender and then in ad.
dition is compelled to pay more than
just proportion of the taxes. No
wonder we have hard times and fire..
quent failures. There probably will
be time either in this world or the
next when the thing will be evened up.
We would like to see it made straight
in this world. Will not some young
political aspirant painting for glory and
immortality prepare and present to
our next Legislature . remedy for this
annual April exhibition Of moral de.
pravity. Will not our keen Globe re
porter Of prayer meetings take the
case in hand.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-05-04
RoOK NOTICES.

The always bright and entertaining
ST. NICHOLAS, for boys aud girls, for
May, contains among other lhiugs, an
amusing illustrated sketch, The Cat and
the Countess, also another paper on the
Windsor Castle, continuation OF The
Boy Emigrants, Talk with Girls, etc. So
year. Scribner Il Co, New York.
LIPPRcoTTs MAGAZINE for May con.
tains another illustrated paper on The
Century, which gives charming de.
scription of the grounds and buildings
of the great exposition and what one may
expect to see there, an illustrated paper,
Glimpses of Constantinople, An Old
House-and its Story, The Watch, an Old
Mans Story, Letters from South Africa
and much other entertaining NATTER
q year. J. u. Lippincott 81 Co.,
Philadelphia.
ScRIBNER's MONTHLY contains an Illus.
trated paper ON William Penn, aIso, The
True Pocahontas, a continuation OF Bre,
Harie's Gabriel Conroy, also of Phiiip
Nolan's Friends, the completion of Reyo.
lutionary Letters, Bowdoin College a.
lustrsted), The Wedding at Ogden Farm
and plenty OF other good thirgs. Every
one should purchase and read il forthem-
selves. - per year. Scribner q Co.,
New York.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-05-04

Fahs. beEirplsg II lie frissdlsss Aad
POOR. lie i smtsehty = nAA q the
People, grniAl, uuAGsuminE. approach.
abr ~ al. interested 10 every good
caase. sound IN ladgmeH. promps IN
scsiaa and well Informed on al the
questions II the day He came iuio
The Republican party q, is birth add
has ever been 40 earnest anc consist.
end advocate and supporter Of It's
principles and platforms The ability
and sound judgment. the extended ac.
quAiutAaee with the business interests
and wants Of the people Of The State,
The sterling integrity, the political De.
Soiioa 10 the principles Of our party
and the high tone Of the christian life
Of Jacob Rstcy eminenuy fit him for
Governor Of Vermont.
Mr. Harris Is an hooorAble gentle.
man, well educated. ready writer
and rapid speaker. He is railroad
contractor and quite political Aspi-
rant, is imPulsive by nature and liable
70 be swayed by the pressure Of an
opposing political current. Alta time
when the sons Of the Republican party
should stand firm aud heartily carry
her banner into and through Presi.
Dental contest our friend Harris, al
though man Of ability and character,
was loudly advocating Horace Greeley.
i believe the friends Of Hon. Jacob
Estey can consistently and with great
assurance of success present his name
10 the people for our next Governor.
A CITIZEN or WiRpHAx County.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-05-04

have nsny persons, aqasintAsoes 10
isit Pofton = the State. la a. q
ihess wao afs sesssistsd uiA then
sheFn vf have consulted Ia lie HAuer
sossd prefer Mr. Esiey lie j. >
'hefoug going business nan. honesl
ana spfght, q consistent RepublicAs
aa9 woal4. 80 dasbs. make very
good GoFeuar Mf Huus more
q a politician and has hardly - good
4 record. Neither Il ihcm have been
zvea ID publie lfie ard We causot help
dintibg Tat there arc several mea %
hs State We would rather vote for. not
perhaps because they are better men.
but besauss We are better acquainted
with then. We publish a letter from
Nisdham County man which shows
shat a sharp. shrewd young man Of
that county thinks q The two candi
dates
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-05-04

The csflsw ef Yergeuaes = preparing
fer ~ AeilFs campaign. She hss l.era
fAinisi ana Improved, sad Capt, u
Craze. who hAs o9mmsaioa Der several
years, wiil have charge this season. =
usual
LAT Monday evening = tramp came is
ne house ~ Martin Lawrence. nor Bar.
iosr.lls. and Astei far GOA. Il aas
givcn le hilr vbeu ts demanded : u.cas
supper aud ased insulting aagusRe Is
Nrs Lswrcuoo, who Was alone Sbe
Wa alarmed aud called assistance. Two
men came 20 her rescue aud pitched the
tramp out Of the house, when be drew
katie aud attempted 20 stab them They
wrcsled he knife iron him. he was
given ) severe beaNug
The other DAY Mrs George Drown.
who lives on the East Branch. about
mills from Wolcou village, crossed me
stream and went 70 Mrs bimick's 10 cat
some new sugar, aud remained but a
short time, Ss the water was tlsing and
she feared the Ice would be uusafu.
When che started out she saw the water
Was high aud was afraid to cross. Mr..
Dimick said he would accompany hor,
and when 10 The middle oi The stream
the Ice gave way aud both went down.
Mr., Dimiek, sfler great efforts, succeed
cd Ia getting out, bat Mr. Drown went
under The stream was already break.
ing up aud she was taken rapidly down,
aud was not seen again until late tho
next day, when she was found entangled
10 some brush wood half mile below,
almost down to the Lamoille River She
leaves five children--the oldest fifteen
years. They had gone out to meet their
mother aud all stood on the bank and
saw her swallowed up by the raging eur
rent.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-05-04
sTATK ITEMS.

Montpelier is proposing the greatest
Centennial" Fourth OF July ever known
at the capital.
Since the first OF March the overseer OF
the poor, at Montyelier, has supplied tho
wants of uinety-Aine tramps, nine OF
whom applied Io< aid On Saturday, April
10Th.
Burlington thinks Of sending 9 picked
hose company 10 the centennial 70 take
the little $500 offered for the latest
running.
The bobbin factory Of A. b. Norris, at
Norrsville was burned Thursday even.
ing, the goth, with all the machinery and
stock. The loss 10 estimated at 80, 900 !;
insured for 1925.
Prof. (, Harrington 10 dubbed the cen.
tennial writing MASTER. He 10 80 years
old, and still handles pen well and
teaches others succ essfully. He is now
teaching in Irasbu rgh.
The Woodstock. railroad, which was
built after 50 mu' ID doubt and tribulatio
has not only pa i'd expenses during ha
first six months, but turned oyer TO tbe
town somethiu & to pay The interest on
its bonds.
Albert Ory Is, Of Starksboro, has made
600 pounds OF maple sugar this spring.
There are now fifteen CAGES OF typhoid
pneumonia in Bristol, several in that
town having already died Of that d.
sease.
Henry Ward Beecher delivered his
lecture in the town hall at Brattleboro
last week Wednesday evening, on Rslig.
ion IN Education or the Moral Aspect of
Education IL is said to have abouuded
10 eloquent passages, and TO have been
attended by the elite Of the place.
The Rev. Chas. Boylan, OF 81. Peters
church, Rutland, il now gathering
large quantity OF marbs on a vacant LOT /
opposite that church for the erection Of .
The building is to be s01J0
feet, four stories high, and built entirely
n marble.
Hon. \. 7. sprAgoe, Jr., has changed
BIG plans, We undsrs tAnd. and will erect
gothic cottage on tbe centennial
grounds for the Vermont headquarters,
instead Of the two-sory building propos-
d. The baildIng will be but one story
Though there have been good many
tories about II.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-05-04
CHARLES II. JoYcE,
II. q, First District, Vermont
RurLLNp. VI, April [, 1870.

RUTLAND, VT, Aprll I, 1915.
In pursuance Of the appointment
designated above, the undersigned
hereby give notice that they will meet
al the Bsriwell House, Rutland. on
Wednesday, May 81, 1876, for the
purpose Of examining candidates for
the appointment to iill tie vacancy in
the United States naval academy at
Annapolis. Md The examination will
commence at 10 O'Clock ia The fore.
noon
applicants must be actual residents
Of the fret congressional district, aud
must be over fourteen and less than
eighteen years Of age on the 2lst Of
June, 1876, and must pass satislac-
tory examination ia the common Eu.
glish branches. Further particulars
can be applied for by addressing the
chairman OF the committee at Middle.
bury post office. or either OF the other
members Of the committee ct their
respective post ofiices
EDwAnp s. DAsa,
JosErH =. CnlEY,
J n BArcHxLpRR,
Committee Of Examination.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-05-04
coRREsPosDssoE.
M. Editor.

Mr.. Editor.
The political atmosphere Of Wind.
ham Couuty is becoming quite breezy
over the Governor question Several
prominent candidates FOR the Office
having Withdrawn from the field or re.
fused the further use Of their names,
and il being admitted that the Office
belongs 10 Windham County. brin rs
the contest, as il now stands, between
Hon. Jacob Estey and Hon. b. d.
Harris, both Of Brattleboro. Mr.. Estey
is well known by the people Of Yer
mont. he has the largest mandatory
Of musical instruments 10 the world
and has established a trade on both
sides Of the Atlantic. thus bringing
from other nations and coun.
tres into our State. opening a great
5eld Of trade and labor for the people
II Vermont. He i truly > self-made
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-05-04

lhe great investigation mill At
Washington ia grinding very slowly
bat has failed to grind anybody ex.
eeedingly small unless il be Helknsp
and BAbcoek. and the downfall Of the
latter can hardly be said to be the 70.
sult Of the upper and neither milstones
10 Congress. II il even said that the
various investigating committees are
sick and disgusted with the whole
business. They have been imposed
upon 80 often that they are actually
beginning 10 DO ashamed. but they
have refused TO allow the investiga-
tons 10 future 70 be with open doors.
Their doings will not bear the light.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-05-04

IL less than two months the State
Convention is 10 be held al Montpelier
And the Governor question is being
seriously agitated ia some portions Of
the state. According to custom the
west side cannot claim the Governor
ihis year unless they send a man
across the mountains g few weeks be.
fore the nominating convention as
semblee and then claim him as an east
side man Although we cannot claim
the Office we can and ought 70 have
some interest as to whom The east side
may bring forward ioF the place. c.
W Willard, Horace Fairbanks and
Frederick Billings, all strong inca and
well known. are out Of The field. At
least il 10 generally 80 understood. -
Win3hAm County. which claims The
hopos. has put forward two men, Hen.
Jacob Estey and Hon. q. d. Harris.
both residents Of Brattleboro. II i
unfortunate hat there should be tao
candidates from the sane locality, but
Il Is Tie result. probably, Of bad
split 10 tie Republican party 10 Brat.
tleboFo. Neither Of these gentlemen
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-05-04

The centennial exhibition will be
ready far opening May 10Th. the time
designated, although there is great
deal 70 he done set The commission.
ers have decided not 90 open it %
Sunday, hut will allow Intoxicating
dtibks 10 he sold on tho grounds. The
privilege Of ceiling them bad been sold
long az aud the arrangements all made
80 that they could not very well avoid
H. Practically Il viii make bat little
difference in the amount Of liquor
drank, and they can probably better
get along with Us effects II sold on the
grounds than il all the selling were
done just outside aud carried on as it
would be by all who wished it
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-05-04
NANAL cAnETsnIP.

WlsHNoros. d, C., March 81, 1915.
There being vacancy in the naval
academy from the first congressional
district Of Vermont, the recommends.
tion to which must be made prior to
the FIRST Of July next, aud believing
that competitive examination Of
those applying for said reeommenda
ton is fair and just way to determine
the question. ] have appointed the
following named gentlemen as com
mittes to make said examination, and
report their decision to me. Appli.
cants will therefore apply for particu.
lars TO Edward s. Dana Of Cornwall,
j. S. Cilley Of Brandon, and James X.
Batcholder Of Arlington, who have
kindly consented to act as committee
Of examination.
Nu.yYps II I.pru
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-05-04
IN BANKRupTCy

This Is to give notice that on lie 2SiL 0ay
OF April, A. D. 1876, y WARRANT In BANKit9fpr,ss x
was issued against the estate Of john r. Carer
OF Resdsboro. in the County of Bennington
and State OF Vermont, who has been adindeel
Bankrupt on his own Petition; that TIE Pay
nent OF any Debts ana Delivery Of any Properly
belonging to said Bankrupt to him or fdy M.
use, and the Transfer Of any Property by hf1n
are forbidden by Law: that Meeting or a.
Creditors Of said Bankrupt to prove their debts
and To choose one on more Assignees Of bis
be holden at the hotel called the stark H6nse II
bennington. in the County of Bennington and
State OF Vermont before W. g. Veazey Rso
Register, on the 18Th day Of Nav, 4. D lg7g
at o'clock NJ. ~
THOMAS FAILEY,
5Oswx Deputy U. s. Marshal, al Messenger.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-05-04

whether i vii IL Blaine or Brsstow
% The Great uaknown whom Blame
- mach Gears il nos ye, apparent -
There - growing sispositiaa 70 gcs
the busi mau and a. most u the dele
gates elected thus far are vnpledged
there is a great deal Of uaecrtAiniy
abopt IL The same uncertainty eH.
lsts 10 regard 70 the Democratic eahdi.
dates. though we think TildeB stands
the best chance.