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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-08-09

UGn9R, and gtaef da9tsnKuEkE3 gaesAs
the whole beng interspersed With iiae
yoc1 Gnl Instrumental music
Two o'elock, p. n.-Revlew q the
veteran soldiers reunien. Col } II
wshri8gs. conmaoder. BY BE Keel
iency Gov. gAirbanks. ou The Conlea
nial grounds
After the review the Governor aud
President Hayes will bold = reception
for the veterans ii the Grafton pavilion,
tho military guests 81 the reuai0n,
Gen. Devens. Gen Baby saith,
ard others being expected 10 be pre-.
sent
A pablic reception viii be given the
President 81 the pavilion Immediately
amer tie soldiers reception. 10 con.
tinue FROM about three o'clock TO siK
p, "a.
Evening Illumination Of veteran
camps Regular business meeting Of
veterans a. headquarters. and grand
open an concerts by the brass bands,
At the Centennial grounds. ia the re.
viewing stand at the corner Of Main
aud North streets, opposite the Putnam
aud Stark houses, aud al the Center,
opposite the WAlloomsac house.
THURSDAY, AUGUST Is,
Ba,tk n Pennington Day
Sunrise Statutes. aud ringing Of
bells, etc
Nine o'clock. a m.-Procession will
form near the depot grounds. moving
at $50 the principal streets TO the Cen
tennia grounds, where il will pass in
review before the President Of the
United States The presidential party
aud distinguished guests will then pro.
coed TO the Grafton pavilion (which will
accommodate $4,000 persons), where
the following exercises will be held,
Hon E. j. Phelps presiding
Grafton by President Bartlett, OF
Dartmouth College, n. II.
Poem by William Cullen Bryant, OF
New York.
Music, vocal and instrumental.
Banquet--At the conclusion OF the
literary exercises, a banquet will be
given in the large pavilion in the rear
of the Grafton tent, seating $500 per.
sons Regular toasts and responses
by the most distinguished and eloquent
men of the day, including the Presi-
dent aud Cabinet, Governors, Sen ators,
etc.
Evening-Grand tolchlight parade
by the soldiers reunion. Order o.
march to be given in the papers Of the
day.
The President, on arrival, will be re
ceiyed with military honors, salute
by Fuller's battery, and will be escorted
to his quarters by the first regiment
Vermont National Guards, Col. I. 5
Peck.
Governor Fairbanks will establish
his headquarters on the Centennia
grounds, where he will be in attendance
during each day.
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-08-09

A yoang man Ia stowe, named saith,
sgcd = years, whose health has been
peof ioT some years. weni berrying on
ihe liza, BAT not resaFniHg when expect.
81, sezrrh was made. kBd be wNs found
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-08-09

THE ATTENTION or invalids who are
suffering from Kidney, Bladder and uri-
nary Diseases, is directed to HUNTS
REMEDY. In cases OF Diabetes, Mental
end Physical Debility, Dropsy, and Com.
plants of the Urino-Genital Organs,
HUNTS REMEDY affords prompt re-
lief, and Is a sure cure.
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Collins VollaiG Plaster,

for local paine lamenea', sOrcness weakness,
numbnesp and inflammation u the lungs. liver,
Kidneys, spleen, b0welp, bladder beart and mus-
piant4 and shrubs. IL ibsttnty binishes pain
and soreness, gives life and Yigcr 10 the weak
eued aud pagalyzg1 muscles and limbs, aud is 30
grateful and soothing that once used 10 the
above ailments every other external application,
snch as salges, ointnentf, lotions, and Animents
will at once be discarded Even in paralysis.
epilepsy or ita, aud nsry0us muscular affections
this plaster, by rsllying the nervous forces. has
effected cures when every other known remedy
has failed.
Sold by all dfuggests, and sent on receipt Of
% cents FOR one fI2i for six, or a. rs for twelve
carefully wrapped, and warranted, by WEEKS
POTTER. Proprietors Boston, Mass. s-iw
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nrssINerox eEsrENstAL.
HnpouAnTFm FInsr BmGApE REUNION
FoRnEs,

HEAueraRrERs FInsr BmoADE REUNION
FoRoEs,
RUTLAND. August 4th, 1871.
GgSgRAL ORprR No. /.
Having been duly assigned to the
command Of this brigade. | hereby an
nounce the following staff
Joel G. Baker, Assistant Adjutant
General and Chief Of Staff
Charles ] Randall. Assistant Quarter
master General.
Samuel b. peltengill, Assistant In,
rpector General
ID. X. Simonds, a d. c
L. II Hemenway, A. ID. G
They will be obeyed and respected
accordingly
ALnAeE +. WALKKR,
Commander First Brigade.
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The Manchester Journal.

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-08-09
VOLTA|C PLASTERS

consist Of SILVER and zinc pster, carefully at
tached together and imbcdded ia Me heated
Porous plaser See cut.i When The plaster lie
placed upun the effected part. winch can bs done
az quicklGy aud conveniently ~ with the ordinary
porous plaster that is By mfrs pressure OF the
hand the natural warmth AID moisture Of the
skin cans he plates to throw out current Of
electricity so gentle that il Is scarcely possible
TO fee II oshcrsise than by the soothing and
grateful warmth produced yet 10 penetrating as
u stop aim.st immediatly the most excrutiAtipg
pain, remnyu soreness, iamenoss. and draw in
f4mation from he lungs, liver kidneys, spleen,
bo8eis bladder, heart aud muscles 4 single
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-08-09

THURSDAY AUGUST i. 1877.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-08-09

CLARKE's TooTH ACHE DgoPs cne
lily
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-08-09

Elegantly favored, purely medicinal Il should
be Il every family % board every ship, aud the
constant companion u every Traveller. u atfefly
EaFp2sses al The common household fstnedies
IN gkt care u sisaents q sacaen and oiiel fatal
tsruinatlou. Ask f1F stsEuED'e JGHtfeA GiEgfR
the olif genatne preparation q Jams. e. oingef.
ArcmRties and French Brandy
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FRIDAY, AUGUST II.
Vermont Mllttta Dap

Review and inspection Of the first
regiment Vermont National Guard by
the Governor and Commander in Chief.
The Vermont Militia will be encamp-
ed upon the ground from Saturday, the
18th, till Saturday, the 18th.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-08-09

Sold - sE Whaleslle and Retail Druggists. Gro
naIa and dealers III med4rine Ifee " aents.
WEEkE 4 IsgTTR B. 9eisefAl Agents AID Nhole-
sele Druggists. Bastan.
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ADvE RTIsE RS
KELLoGG's LISTS


Any person who will send me the names O
90 boys aud girls, and % cents | will send alem
a large Z page 32 colnmn paper whole year,
post free Write us
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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-02-14
Called Meeting.

=. called meeting of the Board OF
D,-,'oranI Alderman of the city of Jackson
held in the Mayors office, FEBRUARY ,',.i h9
the following preamble anu so ',o',i
offered by Alderman A>o"u'
hiv mInr.s Onr community has been
shoered by the sudden death of an Ola anu
most highly eSteeme ed citizen, ana
WHEREAS. 1t is becoming 4ho ;tt, GOV
nc as the representatives of the city GOV
orn,nent. to express the great loss We IlAS :, E E
Snstained. and pay tribute to the lnehloLy "a
,;,srsaliv beloved in eur midst; there
fore. be lt 40 daath of Hon.
:, hsso' potter. our community has lost
80 If its unrest, wiSeSt, ana pest citiEo:il A.,
80 chose life was aS pure ana as up 81
as his heart was generous anu jus o,Itiva-
in whom intelligence OF the 49, es.,stIaness.
10" was united with the greatest gentleIii 81
and all those eXalteu virtues ~
christian character. ,.s;on 10
+ba decree Of Him who rules over the -,
tiny of US all, our heavenly Faehea2 ssrved
LII! ,omented dead loved SO well, ana seINeu
90 fsithfulIv, we all unite in one so[ i ~
~ lief at the sudden dispensatlon, anu IN
@la nav this last sad tribute 20 oIe
mo was q worthy exemplar OF Tue
ah ps UeS. further, Thatthe merchants ano
heSose'U ,,1on and public officers are re-
a.asted to close their places o. ousan ,9 one
) ofeiock this evening, ana tnaeE 20 at
Who can possibly do so are reg .sood de-
tend the funeral of the great anu s9
ceased. r,,o+ tho eitv officers
,e,,t ~ q hodv at the funeral, anu M. ia,
these resolutions be prinlS9 o. 4haI.
and distributed by the CITY NS.,arIor tho
ap o. norion OF Alderman Spensier' '"'
Board adjourned JNo. MeorlL, navOr
Is. HA MILTON, City Clerk
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AN ACT to change the times holding several Chan
Gerry and Circuit Courts in counties sixth Chan
Gerry and Circuit Count District of this State.
SECTION 1. BE it enacted By tie Legislature
Of the State Of Mississippi, That the Chan
Gerry Courts of the Sixth Chancery Court Dis
trlct shall commence and continue for the num-
Der Of judicial days hereinafter specified, if
business shall so long require to wit:
In the county Of Oktibbeha, on the first Mon
days in February and August, and continue
twelve days.
In the county of Noxubee, on the second
Mondays in April and October, and continue
twelve days
In the county of Winston, on the fourth
Mondays Of April and October, and continue
twelve days
In the county of Lowndes on the third Mon
days in May and November, and continue
eighteen days.
In the county of Clay, on the second Mon
days of June and December, and continue
eighteen days.
SEC. 2 BE It further enacted, That the Cir
cult Courts of the Sixth Circuit Court District
shall commence and continue for the number
ofjudicial days hereinafter specified, if bust
ness shall so long require, to-wit:
In the county of Noxubee, on the third Mon
days in February and August and continue
twenty four days.
In the county Of Clay, on the third Mondays
in March and September, and continue twenty
four days.
In The county of Lowndes, on the third Mon
days in April and October, and continue
twenty -four days.
In the county of Oktibbeha, on the third
Mondays in May and November, and continue
eighteen days.
In the county of Winston, on the third Mon
days in January and July and continue twelve
days; Prori9ed, That the next term eff the
Chancery Court Of Qktbbaha county shall be
held at the time now required by law
| Sec. 3. Be IT further enacted. That all Acts
IN conflict with this Act be and are hereby re-
pealed, and that this Act take effect and be in
force from and after its passage.
APPROVED, January Both SIT.
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N All amending in certain particulars the law relatiu
10 (h Incery Courts and Cha merry praetice.

10 N ncefy Courts and Cha merry practice.
| SECTION 1. Be 1T enacted By the LEGISLATURE
! Of the State Of Mississippi, That section ten of
an Act entitled IAN Act to amend Chapter nine
! OF the Revised Code of 1871, in relation to the
jurisdiction, pleading and practice of Chancerv
Courts" approved April Is, 1876 be and the
same is hereby amended: first, so as to require
uon OF SAID Act, to be held by the clerk on
the second MONDAYS of each month instead
oil on the first Mondays; aud all process now
issued returnable on the first Monday of any
month shall be taken and held to be returna bic
on the second Monday of such month; and
second, so as to make any day in vacation a
RULE DAY for the purpose of granting letters of
administration, letters Of administration ad col
9genduDl and letters testamentary, and letters
OF guardianship, as we'll as for the purpose
already now provided
SEC. 2 Be 1t further en1cted That the provis
ions OF chapter (LXXXIII) eighty three of the
acts OF 1876, being ''AnAct to amend section
lI69, OF Chapter 8, OF the Revised Code of
ISL approved February End 1876 be and are
hereby so amended as to apply to all commits
Sloners or other persons having funds in their
hands belonging to minors, when the sum to be
paid each minor does not exceed one hundred
dollars.
SEC. 3. Be 1t further enacted, That Section Al
OF an Act amending Chapter 8, of the Revised
Code of 1871, in relation to the jurisdiction.
pleadlngs and practice in chancery Courts
approved April Is, 1876, be and the same
is hereby amended as follows: After the
word 'money," in the tn line insert, the words
sat interest"
SIC. 4. Be 1t further enacted, That this Act
take effect and be in force from and after its
passage.
APPROVED, February LIST, 1917.
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AN ACT to amend create an aid ion county in
THIS state 70 be called Sharkey county aud change the
pahnaRrF lines OF Warren Issaq ieaa Washington
eountie~ by Limitation, Ma Oh &9ih, 1916
WHEREAS, In the above recited Act it was
omitted to designate any officer who should
collect the levee construction tax in that por-
ton OF Sharkey county taken from The coun-
ties OF Washington and Issaquena, and which
formed, and is part OF levee district number
two, and in which said tax is properly due and
payable; AMI 1ebeFeaS, a large portion of the
citizens o! said county have paid said tax, and
others are resisting it on account of said omis.
slons; therefore,
SECTION /. Be II enacted Jg me LEGISLATURE
Of the State Of Mississippi. That said parts of
said county OF Sharkey. taken from said coun.
ties of Washington and ISsaquenl, be and are
levee district number two. and to be liable to
all taxes heretofore levied and assessed for
levee purposes in said district, and that the
sheriff of said county shall collect and account
for said levee taxes in the same manner and to
the same extent as is now required by law OF
the sherllfs OF other counties in said district.
SEC. ?. BE 1t FURTHER eHacteR. That the pro.
ceedings and acts of said sheriff of Sharkey
county heretofore had in and about the collec-
ton of said tax, are hereby declared to be and
made valid in all respects as if said sheriff
had been declared to be the collector of said
tax in said county
SEC. 3. Be 1t fulthey enacteE, That this Act
take effect and be in force from and after its
passage.
APPROVED, February 1st 1877.
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MARRIED..

A. rbe residence of Mrs =. Henderson, on
Il '.rerin, Of tie Jth inst, hy Elder Jesse
s 1sU Mr.. ". L. BEREsFoKD, to Mrs.
s.sy,f Y. ALpg!DGE all Of Kinds county.
fl, Brandon, Feb sth. by Rev. Mr.. Klein
49, Ia-rpu II. WHSoN. Jr., OF the y. o.
/. & q. r r , aud Miss GERTRUDE E
En.JN, of this city.
1.-THE residence Of the brides father, Mr..
r G Rice, in Clinton, Miss. Feb. 9TH, by
P.y. {. b. Galloway, Of Jackson, Mr. b. l..
TODD and MIss ELLA RICE, ali OF Clinton.
A. the residence of the brides father. j.
p AlIen. near Jackson, Miss, on the even
@sol the srh inst, by Rev. c. i. Galloway
MA J. VI. GRAY aud Miss FANNIE NJ. AL
IN.
4thc Presbyterian Church. in this city.
al Monday evening, Feb. l2-h, 1877. AT 5
o'clock. by Rev. Dr.. John Hunter, Mr.. JoHN
D5rGALp MCARN. of Jefferson county
MIS-. and Miss LIZZIE JOSEPHINE. Young
rt daughter OF Daniel Vi. and Mary Z.
Wilkinson OF Jackson.
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Fortunes Free

TIME NATIONAL STATE LOTTERY OF
i Rawlings City, Wyoming, is authorized
by Special Act Of the Legislature, and all draw
ings are hal in public under stcorn commission
ers chosen from the most prominent men of the
community, Draws On the 10Th of each month.
No PosTPoSEMENT, No SCALING. Single prizes
of $4,000, $25 900, $50 600, etc. with thous-
ands of lesser prizes amounting in the aggre-
gate to the immense sum of 1900 600. All alb
solutely given away Try your luck now,
nothing risk, nothing gain Strict privacy
observed with purchasers and winners when
desired Tickets only ST each tickets So !;
l3 tickets $40 Full descriptive circulars
sent Address the General Southern Agent,
A. c. RAYMOND,
McC4mb City, Miss.
"MR. A. c. RAYMOND, is Broker and Lot
terv Manager of long experience, and repre-
sents only thoroug ly reliable Schemes, in
which the public can place conference.-the
Citv Intelligencer.
Feb IA INV
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AN ACT imposing tax on certain privileges.

AN ACT imposing tax on certain privileges.
SECTION 1. Be It enacted by the Legislature of
the State Of Mississippi, That there shall be lev
led annually and paid to the State privilege tax
as follows: On each transient vendor or peddIer
OF clocks, or pumps, stoves, or pinchbeck
jewelry, and on all transient vendors whatever,
not provided for in an Act relating to privileges
approved March LIST, 1878, the of 5 / 900 90.
And on all trappers, from other States, of beav-
er or other animals captured for their fur,
$4,000
SEC 2. Be 1t further enacted, That the man
ner of collecting said tax, and penalties for
violation of this law, shall be the same as pro-
vided for in an Act entitled g An Act to regu-
late the tax on privileges, and to provide a uni
form license SYSTEM" approved March 1st,
1875.
See 3. Be ct furtIeg enacted, That all coun-
ties, towns and cities shall be authorized to
levy an additional tax on the above privilege
not to exceed fifty per centum on the above
sums.
SEC. 4. Be 1t further enacted, That this Act
take effect and be in force from and after its
passage.
APPROVED, February 1st 1877.
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Citation.
The STATE OF MI ssIss1PPI, Chancery Coz
LIST Dist, at Ru

The STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, Chancery Court,
LIST Dist a Rules,
HISps COUNTY, J February ), 1877.
THO 4 s nnG R. d. Fortner, Of Jena, Gaia
boula parish Louisiana and all others in
terested in the estate of Benz Fortner,
deceased:
You are hereby cited TO be and personally ap-
,,oar fore said Court at the Courtroom in the
ccitv Of Jackson, Mississippi.on the fourth Mon
dsy of March, A. D., 1877, the same being re-
tI1Tn day of said Court, then and thereto answer
- ,atition of Jos H Morris Administra tor
gr b6nis non, praying for a sale Of the lands OF
said estate mentioned in said petition 10 pay
Toue can. WHY the prayer of said petition should
ordered at Rules this 9Th day of February,
A. D., 1871 1pp r,,
By A. G. MOORE, D. c.
A true copy from the minutes.
W. T. RATLIFF Clerk.
A. g. MOORE, d. C.
feb 7-5W.l
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AN ACT in relation inuncons restraining collec-
OF

AN ACT injuneons restraining the eollec-
ton OF taxes.
SECTION l. BE 1t enacted By tie Legislature of
tie State Of Mississippi, That no judge or chan
cellOr in this State shall grant any injunction
restraining the collection of any State or county
taxes, except taxes assessed and levied by any
county for the benefit of any corporation or
corporations, unless the party praying such in
junction shall first enter into bond with two or
more sufficient surcties in double the amount
of taxes sought to be enjoined, payable to the
State, and conditioned for the prompt payment
of the taxes enjoined, together with all costs
and damages which may accrue by reason of
the delay in collecting the same, and in sueing
out said Injunction in case the same shall be
dissolved, which bond shall be approved by the
judge or chancellor granting the injunction, or
by the chancery clerk, as in other cases of in
junction.
SEC ,. BE 1t further enacted, That when any
injunction restraining the collection of any of
the taxes aforementioned shall be dissolved. il
shall be the duty of the court or Judge or chan
cellor if the same be dissolved in vacation, TO
render judgment against the principal and his
sureties on said bond for the amount of taxes
enjOined, and all costs and damages, which
have lawfully accrued thereon, and costs of
suit and execution shall issue thereon, as at
law, for the use of the State or county, az the
case may be, and the judgment 50 rendered
shall be a lien upon and bind the land or other
property upon which said tax levied. as
well all other property Of the complainant
and his sureties, Except the property of the
sureties exempt from executon) from the date
when said tax was assessed and a sale under
execution, issued upon said judgment, shall
convey all the right, title and interest which
said complainant or his sureties may have in or
to the land or other thing so sold
SEC. 3. BE 1t further e4acted, That this Act
take effect and be in force from and after its
passage.
APPROVED, February 1st, 1877.
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AN ACT to ameF4 an Act entitled an Act TO rGyde for the
7th ls75 n''F'0 'n' '' 0"'' purposes 'pP'0's' Np'
SECTION L. BE II enacted b., the Legiszature
Of the State Of NisSissippi, That section five
(5) of an Act to provide for the registration Of
voters, amending and repeating the laws relat-
ne thereto, and for other purposes, approved
April It'll, 1876, be so amended as to permit the
registration of all the members Of the county
board Of registration, on the books of the cleo
ton district in which the county site is located ;
and any member of said county board OF gis-
tration, who does not reside, at the time Of any
election, in the supervisors district in
which the county site is located, shall be
entitled to vote in the election district in which
the county site is located, for or against
any constitutional amendment and for can
ddate or candidates for any and all offices to be
filled at such election, except only the district
officers of the supervisors district in which the
county site is located.
SEC. 2. Be 1t further enGcted, That sections
three (3) five (5), nine co., and twelve az, of
aforesaid Act approved April 18th, 1876, be and
the same are hereby so amended as to deprive
the county board of registration of the power
to select one Of its members, who alone shall
register the voters in his county prior to any
general or special election; but such regstra-
ton Of voters shall be made by quorum Of
the board, and said quorum shall consist Of not
less than two members, and may discharge all
the duties and shall have all the powers Of the
entire board; Pr0giaed, that in the absence
of the President, either of the two remainin z
members shall have all the powers in said Act
conferred upon the President,
SEc. 3, BE ID FURTHER enaetea That the State
Board of Registration be and is hereby empow-
cred to appoint a secretary, whose salary is
hereby fixed at one hundred and fifty dollars
per annum.
SEC. 4. BE 10 .taerthey enactca That this
Act take effect and be in force from and after
its passage.
APPROVED, January 24th, 1877.
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Trust Sale.

ny VIRTUE of Deed in Trust executed
X William H. Wilson and Margaret s.
Wilson, ON the 10th day Of March, 1850, to Sc
cure to William Stevens the payment OF a
Sars;gned Trustee will sell for cash to the
h;abssI bidder. in front of the Capitol, in the
city i Of jackson. Mississippi, on the 18th of
March 1871 the following doa sit:
ne SWI< Of section "A and he M of n A of
he NM Of section ., all in township .
n of range East; -,
.1T-,1tae which is believed 10 be good
rs = 10. BELL, Trustee.
Feb. IA, 'T5-3cd.