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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-09-07
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-09-07
SYNDICATE

There will be centennial reunion
picnic Of the residents Of Sandgate aud
vicinity, including the Sabbath schoa
aud those favorable to the cause, at lie
church, Saturday, Sept. OH. Good mar
liAl music will be in attendance.
w. j. Hamilton recently lost Two
valuable cows from eating too much corn
and apples.
The creditors OF w. j. Hamilton " II
meet at BennisgIon, Sept. 9Th TO prove
their claims and choose an assignee.
BERLIN, MI
DIR. A. z. Sands had harness stolen
last Saturday night, bu, found il where
The thief bad hid it on the day following
"A son of 2. Contoyes, living near the
coal job, was buried on the 81 inst, aged
IS years.
MIR. d. Z. Denison has not been AS
well Of late, and is gradually growing
weaker.
The Teachers Institute, under the
able management of Prof Sanford OF
Middletown, Orange Co. was q success,
The church being crowded nightly with
Appreciative audiences. Roger. (who b Y
the way knows how FURNISHED the music.
Among the Teachers that did well. we
mention Miss Ida ID LaMonlAna .ubj q,
"The Chinese Question" Miss Agnes Me
Gill, subject, "How John Brown took
Harper's Ferry.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-09-07
Ayers Cathartic Pills
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A
FAMILY PHYSIC.

Cur ng Costyeness, J undice, ny-pepsa In
lies IN, Dlsentery Fuui stomach and Broath,
sieadAcha, ~ sipeiAs Pies, hheum ITEM, krup
ons ard Skin Diseases, Ia io1sneas, Liver Com
izibt, Drops letter, Tumors AMI salt khsum,
Worms. oo1i Neuralgia ~ dinner lhil, aud
urf ,ng he Blood. are the most cong eIiai a.
tive .t perfected Their effects ab4ndantlA
how how much thev exec all ether pills. They
ire safe Aud asAnt tv tale. but pow rfui Is
are They purge out the foul humois OF The
o0d they stimulate he slug sish aiaord, red
riga into &C ion; ana they inpHt health snu
cone "a the whole beng. n cure not only The
very -d,y complaints OF eve 90 ", tut formid
bic sn1 dangerous diseases. Most sktfdl phys
! cans, most eminent oiergymen, AMI out beet
iuztns. send retttcates OF olre' performed aud
i great bsuefits they have d rived from ihere
Pjls Tey aa5 tho s tfest AMI best physie ~
'ui,dren, b cause mild ~ well as etisclual
icing sugur.coatei, thy arc ety u take; az
,eing puleiy vegetable, they arc entirely ham
l3ke
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-09-07
ARLINGTON.

An amusing incident occurred at the
election Tuesday. The vote of an d
soldier, Hugo WsIlmuller was challenge
aud he went before the board OF civil
authority. When asked TO produce his
naturalization papers he very coolly ii, :
butIoned bis coat and pointing to the
bronzs badge of tho Grand Army of the
Republic on bic breast said, "gentemen,
there are my papers," then turning 10
one OF tho board, who was noted as a
copperhead during the war, he said, "sir
think that the soldiers who fought the
battles Of the republic have right 10
vote whether native or foreign born. .
The board decided that has papers were
all right.
Election passed of very quietly.
Headquarters of the Hayes aud Wheeler
clubwere established in the evening at Il 9
tin shop Of S. NJ. West, where the dis.
patches were sent az soon as receivef.
The utmost good humor and jollity pre-
vailed aud the crowd dispersed about
eleven O'Clock well satisfied with Il e
work of Vermont on Tuesday.
-. X. Balchelder was elected repre-.
sentative BY 81 majority. The following
justice ticket was elected; B. w Stafford,
A. g Mckee, G. d Vault, c. II. Young
A. F. Bartlett, Niram Hard and r. b.
DAvis.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-09-07

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-09-07
SUNDERLAND

There is great excitement over cleo
ton here. All want to represent The
town.
&C, w. Bradley has contracted with
parties in New York TO deliver about Nv o
million feet OF logs at his mill
e. Is Laihrop, Of Manchester, ard
Mark Bentley, OF this town, recently
caught two pickerel in the pond north Of
Factory Point, which weighed respec-
lively ten aud twelve pounds.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-09-07

TIE foliawlng Jnssios ticket wss
slsaed NIB Lyon, J & Lakin, Jaa,
mspEood. , 4 Utisy, J q waikeF.
-rhrrt va considerable sxeitemsut
.lrclaa day over he qaesiioa q wbo
saouid rsp5eseni ibs iowa The nsmn-
crsu put ap Geo X Davis. who Is very
popular, and drew gste targets frum The
rants Of tito Rspablpsus. hesiast him
"a Jobs & NsksF, who, unfortunately
SEQ noi pol tbc fan vote q his party
o. he trt ballot Nj Davis lead com
.idprahiy wilh many scattering votes
rhis wss The CASE anul TIE third ballot
wheu Il appeared that Mr. Davis had
tso majority The vote, however, dia
u agrre with the check let, thODgh b
VS. probably epfrec, some o. the names
II persons Eoiiog having been omitted
from The list. but Dayis, being the pre-
siding ofaoef, With Characteristic geHef.
o.iiy, decided that there was 10 election
and called for new ballot Mr. Walker
thereapon declined ia favor Of W b.
s.nonds Tho wss elected By one msJ1r-
i,y. This aetion 90 the part ~ Dsvis
was extremely fair aud generous and
sill bot lesson the number Of bis friends
10 this town
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-09-07

john Il Haynes, republican, was
elected representative. The state ticket
lowed &c votes for Fairbanks, aud for
BIngham. The following Justice ticker
was elected: w. w. Wiley, j ~.
H,yaes, W. a. Landfcar, J. +. Barton,
Anl +. j. Moore.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-09-07

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-09-07

Nathan Graves died at Rupert on the
n Of August aged IS years. No man
ivtrg has passed as many days in the
town Of Rapcrt as had this aged patri-
arch. Another ancient landmark has
faded out
y. J. Jenkins, Esq who has been in
very critical condition during the past
hlce months, am happy to learn is
much better and able TO be out again.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-09-07
LONDONDERRY.

Representative, j. l. Martin, 50 Ma.
rty. justices Dwight Tyler, Barnet
Wait, james Martin, Geo. G.. Smith, u -
vid Arnold, A. a. Curtis, J I. Cum
miuRs. Fairbanks majority, ISL, gain
u 70 over peck's majority.
SOUTH LONDONDERRY.
A refreshing shower Friday night.
Our town fathers are again making
Improvements, this time re-shiBgliug the
bridge.
Tue Farmers Club OF Shrewsbury,
played the Rasoiutes of This place, game
OF base ball last Saturday, on the grounds
of the latter, resulting 10 avictory for The
Farmers.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-09-07

There SAs slight frost Mond,y
night,
Farmers hsvs harvested their hay
aud gfsla which Yielded better titan
asaAl
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-09-07
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-09-07

Eleciion passed of here without any
sreeiai excitement, although = fall vote
wAs pollea A. w. Pfouiy, republican,
We elected representative. The follow
ina jasiee ticket Was elected: Daa W.
Tsh. Jsnss lilli, J5.baA Barnard, j. A.
Eineiy, Cnas Il. Williams.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-01-22
POST MONEY ORDERS

POST MONEY ORDERS
Inp bas fiberfe unb biuisfe Wittel
our ueterlenbuns pom @eIb unb fplIten,
no fe ,u taten finb, tasu eebruudt
meroen.
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amt an Elm aneere6 serieBt rperpsn fpu,
70 mus INNER uu6 cas- 9pltamt an9ez
eeben rpsrben, no bic 3eitun8 frIber
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8enn Semanr letn 8latt nt6t re-
se!maBis empfdnot deer li6 auf trsenp
cine 8siIs 6ebIer sinf6Iei6en, ip ipats
Der betrefenpe assnt lpwie rie 5sr@
auseeber Irelei@ raSpn bena6ri@ttet
WttCeH' 3 -f.#{.E
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-01-22
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btltts seliefert, wte ite ttSsno cine
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aud fit 8eamte unp @ef6dftsIeuts tn
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-16
LEGISLATIVE.

10 the Virginia State Senate, yesterday, a
bill vas reported to incorporate a narrow gauge
railroad 10 Tazewell county, &C., and State
Lodge of Knights of Damou. Petition of
Virginia Mexican veterans WIS presented,
asking a free pass to the Philadelphia
Centennial. The House bill extending the
James River and Kanawha Canal to Clifton
Forge by land and water, was passed. The
House Compromise concerning the pay OF
county Judges was agreed to. A discussion
was had relative to buying site whereon to
eract luoatc asylum for colored citizens, in
place of the Central, near Richmond, but the
matter was laid over. 90 the preceding day
the Senate passed the Immigration bill. 1t
provides Tor the election by the Legislature OF q
State immigration Agent, with salary of
$1,000, to be paid out of the iuod appropriated
by the last Legislature for the promotion of
immigration to Virginia. There va, scarcely
any opposition manifested to the bill at any
stage OF its consideration in the Senate.
In the House Of Delegates yesterday, pro.
test was presented from the citizens Of Clarke
county against the repeal of the dog Law. The
bill for the relief of the Virginia Military L.
SIT ute was passed, giving the Institute $4,000
per year for SIX years. Ihe oenate notln q
the House that it had agreed to JOINT resolu.
ton for colored lunatic asylum. The general
tux bill was considered TILL the hour OF adjourn
ment
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-16
NEWS OF THE DAY.

About eight o'clock last night two men en-
tered the jewery store Of Louis BllIows, 516
Hicks street. Brooklvo, and asked to look at a
clock. When MIR. Bilows back was turned
one of the men seiz Mrs Bows by the wrist,
and holding revolver to her head told her to
keen silent. She screamed, and MIR. BiloWs,
turning and seeing how matters were, went to
rescue hls wife, when he was knocked sensress
with sluugshot. One Of the men seized
tray of valuable rings aud made off with II and
was followed by the other Two other asso'
oiales OF the daring robbers stood 10 the door
way of the store, with drawn pistols IN their
hands, to assist their companions, II necessary.
All parties escaped, and 10 arrests nave yet
been made by the police.
MaiorJacob Wagner in charge of the mount
ed revenue service 10 South Carolina, advises
the Commissioner of Internal Revenue that
last week Alfred Duckworti, Deputy United
States Marshal, went alone to arrest an illicit
distilIer banned Redmond, operating dlstll
lery near the coufnes of Greenville county, ).
g., aud Henderson county, N. e., and while
serving his warrant the officer allowed himself
to be thrown off his guard, when Redmond
shot him WltG q TcVUlVeT, hllluS uiuSCA al
most Instantly.
Alta late meeting OF the Board Of Fire Com
missiouers of Washington, it was suggested
that, as nearly all of the hotels in that city
have been recently enlarged and remodeled, 1t
was advisable that the members of the fire de-
parment 20 through aud examine the same,
that 10 case of fire. they would know something
of their construction. A visit tc all OF the
theatres vas also suggested, With especial rel
erence to the construction of stages.
1t is stated on good authority that }. +.
Hoyt formerly chief deputy collector of ioter-
nal revenue, who was indicted for completely
10 the whi>kcy frauds, has left Chicago for
Canada. T. T. Bridges, ex revenue agent, is
also reported to have gone, bul this is not tu-
ly verified.
WIN. Cany was arrested Oh Tuesday at
Portsmouth, N. H., during an election squab.
Bile, add SO severely beaten by the policemen
that be died yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-16
CONGRESS-.

The following proceedings of Congress yes
terday are additional to those published in the
Gazette of that day:
In the Senate, Mr.. Wrightreported adverse
ly 90 certain claims for damages arising from
the Morgan raid. The bill to incorporate the
Cilizeus' building Association of the District
of Columbia was amended by inserting the in
dividua liability clause, and debarring the AS
ISOLATION from doing business outside the Dis
trict. 1t was then passed. The Senate went
into executive session ut 2 clock, and adjourn
ed soon afterwards.
10 the House MIR. Faulkner, Of West Va,
offered resolution, which was adopted, in
structiug the Committee on Foreign Affairs to
Inquire into the powers conferred Oh A. B.
Steinberger as Special Agent or Commissioner
to the Samoan or Navigators' Islands. The
House went into Committee of the Whole on
the Legislative Appropriation bill, and speeches
were made 10 favor of retrenchmeut and re
form, of the Texas Pacific Railroad, and for
the transfer of the Pension Bureau to the War
Department MIR. O'Ncill presented memo
rails for The repeal of the Compulsory Potage
law. A bill was introduced for the appoint
mept of commission to procure the consent of
the Indian tribes Interested to reliEqulsh their
rich, t, the Black Hills country. They are to
he subsisted ten years 10 addition to the sums
Maid to them By existing treaties, provided they
acquesce 10 such method hereafter provided
by law to advance them 10 civilization and
meaos of selt-support.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-16

The resolution providing for a woman sut-
frage amendment to the constitution of Massa-
chusetts passed the Senate of that State yes.
terday by Is to 10. 1t now goes to the House.
II women voted in this State Gov. Letcher'
proposed tax on whskey would be adopted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-16

Itis now said that there was woman 10 the
Belkuap case, woman in the Secor claim, a
woman in the French arms affair, a woman 10
the safe burglary, aud woman in almost every
especially brilliant achievement IN Washington
rascal,y that has been disclosed. And now 1t
is reported that the House Naval Committee
has run across womau upon whose testimony
depends the fate of some one high 10 authority.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-16
Letter from LoudOun Co.

Correspondence of the Alexandria Gazette
LEEsBURG, VA, March Ia, 1876. The
farm OF Joshua White, purchased about year
since by Michael Beamer, and sold since his
death at the request of his wife and children,
was purchased to-day by 4. 7. NJ Rust, trus-
tee. for tie wife and children Of Coleman elliott
at s45. Beamer gave $3.50 1t is very
fine farm between Waterford and Wheatland
by the north road.
A prosecution for seduction under promise
Of marriage on the part of Annie Cant against
s. I. Underwood, was brought to sudden
termination by their marriage this mornug in
the Jail by the Rev. R. L. Davis.
A good many people were in town yesterday
in attendance at our March Court, and seemed
to be 10 good humor with themselves ADD each
other. Only six estates were admin cred Oh,
and they involved very little fees to the Com
missioner of Accounts.
Thomas j. Nichols. of this place. purchased
the interest Of TWO Of the children of H. H.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-16

A bill, reported upou tavoratIy u the Mary
land Legislature yesterday, provides that all
beef cattle and hogs brought for slaugbte
within the corporate limits of the city Of Balti-
more, or within FIVE miles of said limits, which
have not been raised or grazed one year within
said limits, or within FIVE miles Of the same.
snail be weighed by the Weighnaster before
thew shall be sold or slaughtered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-16

The Congressional Democratic caucus agreed
last ught to adopt what is known as the Payne
bill. ibis bill provides for the gradual re.
sumption of specie payments by making it the
duty of the Secretary of the Treasury annually
to retain in coin an amount equal to per cent.
of legal. tender notes outstanding to constitute
a resumption fund, aud also requiring the ma
tjopal banks to set aside an amount Of coin
equal to per cent Of their circulating notes.
The bill 10 addition provides for the repeal of
so much of the specie resumption act of Jan.
a, 1873, as desiguaes the, Is, Of January, 1879,
as the date of resumption.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-16

At meeting OF stockholders of the Valley K.
Il. in Stanton yesterday, the Board Of Direc-
tors was Instructed to lease the road on terms
that would cover all expenses, including wear
and tear of the track. The present lease oil the
road to the Bait aud Ohio road will terminate
on the lst OF May.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-16

The Committee on Appropriations OF the
House of Representatives has agreed to report
a bill to-day that will direct the redemption of
fractional currency With silver. The Secretary
of the Treaeury says be has sl6,0OOO 900 worth
Of silver (after coinage) for circulation, and
propeses 10 issue it and sell bonds to buy more.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-16

The Virginia State Conservative Committee
have fixed the Oath of May as the time aud
Richmond the place for holding the State Con
veutiou to nominate delegates to the National
Democratic Convention, and to reorganlze the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-16
party.

The Virginia House of Delegates yesterday
disposed of the Texas Pacific question by re-
jectiug the Senate resolutions against the sub
sidy scheme, and tabling the House resolutions
for deferriug action on the subject.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-16
State of Vr0in;n,

y yF7Tr'T s9
County Of Alexandria, c,,c;,;.
l, WILLIAM H. LAMBERT, Cashier OF IN" Cn'.
zens National Bank, of Alexandria, do soIe!nhll
swear that the above statement Is true 10 '"'
best of my knowledge and belief; - ,,:.r
WIN. H. LAMBERT CnSnieF.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, TINS .''N
day OF March, 1876. D.,h;o
X. KEMPER, Notary Pubic
Correct--Attest:
BENoNI WHEAT,
Z. b. HooE Directors. 90 !,
JOHN b. DAISGERFIELD, I'M ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-16
COMM ERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET. March 1--we hsva
no changes to note since yesterday Prices 70.
main the same, with the market quiet and dali
A small lot of common white Wheat sold y, 1an
and 35l bushels of red for 1876 and l43 Oh.
bushels of mixed Corn were offered snd sold :,
81 and s.. No sales of Oats reported, with Il,
bushels offered.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, Mar. Is 1874
Beef Cattle-Prces to-day ranged as follow.
Best BeeVes..... II -
Generally rated first quality ....5 2 s6ly
Medium or good fair quality ...........4 80 : -
Ordinary thin Steers Oxen and Cows3 50 -;
General average of the msrket......5 Is
Extreme range of prices. 80 .6-,
Most Of the sales were from .........4 So =
The market, while but = tride more sctvs
than last week, was shade higher, but tha,s
was very little life in it at any time To,sI ,s
ceipts for week $50 head Total sale. for t m,
week 100 head.
Sheep-Prcss for Sheep exhibit no chsnoo
worthy Of note, quality being considered IT,
| grade was scarcely rs good as last week, thouoS
| there were some fair ones on the MARI ct or
tations are 4ia7c per h. Receipts this wess
| 1896 head.
Hogs-The quality of the arrivals coptinpa,
common. Quotations, in view of thu quality
show no serious variation, but fewer ssles bsya
been made at our top figures than last weak
AID on the other hand more at or near the lowe,
quotations, while the extreme range has bean
1O1sll3c. Choice Philadelphis Hogs wouId
readily command l2c The prospects continue
fair for good Hogs Receipts this week Alb
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-16
ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA.
THURSDAY, MARCH 16. 1875.

The subject of the expenses OF carrying on
the several Governmental departments 10
Washington is now undergoing Congressional
investigation. 1t appears that every change
that is made 10 the heads of the Departments is
accompanied by the purchase of new set OF
expensive furniture for the Office. A cores
pondent of the Baltimore Gazette says: In
the old Democratic days there was one horse
and an old carryal provided for the Attorney
Generals Office. Judge Black tells an anus.
ing story about bis experience with this horse
when he was Attorney General. He says it
was one of the most perplcxing duties he had
to perform, the scrutiniziug of the bills which
came 10 every quarter for the keep. ~, OF
this horse. 1t seemed to him that it was the
most voracious animal living, for it consumed
an awful amount of oats, hay and staw. 1t was
also very destructive, and the bills for repairs
Of harness seemed outrageously high. Finally
he got out of patience and ordered the horse
to be sold, and from that time on till he went
out of the Office his conscience was easy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-16

Ii is believed that Marsh will be back 10
Washington in day or two under promise
Of safety from prosecution.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-16

Nichols in 593 acres at s45 per acre, and sold
two wood lots of a few acres each, one at $75
and the other at sos per acre. The farm, rs
acres, without buildings, OF Amos Beans,
which sold in January at 500 50, was sold on
Saturday last for $50, with one bidder abselt t,
who, it is said, will put 10 an advance bid.
James h. Cross, who recently purchased
Harlan Bakers farm at $50, sold bis Own ad.
joining to Wu. Janney at the same price
Each contained abuut $50 or 100 acres. Mr..
Janney sold his land 10 1868 at SIS per acre.
and went to Ohio, whence he has returned
within the past year. The land market is firm
with All upward tendency, ADD if any means
could be devised to stop the flow of taxes
for criminal expenses, for asyluns, univer-
sites, common schools and everything else from
L1udcun to Underwater and Southside Virginia,
things would greatly improve here, but a con
tiuuaI drain Of $4,000 to $4,000 annualIy
for these people, will prevent plethoric pocket:
for L udoun farmers. ALIQU1s.