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Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-12-06

THE Secretary of the National Grange has
sent a circular letter to the members In
which he suggests "that at the coming ses-
siea, ofthe National Gernge each member
prepare and read an original paper, upon
any subject that will be OF value to the Or
der at large-none to occupy more than Tor
ty minutes. A collection of such matter,
published IN our proceedings, will prove a
great benefit to members Of subordinate
oranges. If we wish to make the ordera per-
manentlnstitution, and add to its member
ship
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-12-06

CAPITAL Grange, Topeka Kansas, has a
large library of standard works on agricul-
tnre and the sciences pertaining to that in
dustry, history, biography, fiction and mis-
ccllaneous works, including q number of III
teresting ana Instructive books for young
folks and children. Members are allowed
to take out books for both themselves and
children, 50 that Grange day is looked for
ward to with a new interest by all member
Of the family. A bee was help to classify,
catalogue and label the books. This is a
worthy example to oranges. These organ
i~zations can thrive only when they return
10 the participants some apparent equiva-
lent for time and labor in the cause.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-12-06

Fifty psrs--ses il,nst , ,,dss,, n sdd ' ss, $, i,
4 ne 'H Wssia, :. and , !, %s "1 pgr e e s,G'ii in ' ee'n'' ''''a
fish. Quarterly, n cel. "a 1riiYfn
pa y.sf,i IN r elegant 9, eIe.h i, se ysek = al.sussse'&,S
Address.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-10

HAvJNG RECEIVED THE AGENCY
III for the saio Of tho celebrated 6tudsbakrr
Wagons. am now receiving wagons from the
shove manufnctory. especially adapted 10 this
State. ~ they werc made from models aud pat
terms sent 10 the mAnafsctory BY me. ] also
have nne lot Of
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-10
GypaEss AND l,snr spa,ns wAsoas

ON hand. Also Farm and Ruad Wagons Of my
own make. The above Wagons guarantee 10
sail ~ low ~ the same style Of Wagons can b.
purchsrsed In Hacssmento City. with tho asldi-
tion Of fright from Hscrsmento 10 Carson.
have also on hand snd for sale
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-11-29
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-11-29
CORRESPONDENTS

WNmnorox, D. G, Nov II. 1877
Mr. Editor
The Forty 9Th Congress was called
on account OF the necessity that was
believed to exist that the army should
be supplied with the means of holding
together the souls aud bodies Of It's in.
dividual members. as well as TO main.
tain its force on sach a footing as seem
Cd vital to the interest Of a great and
growing country Mole than a month Of
valuable time has been FILTERED away
during which the wants Of officers aud
men have been grow Jog greater, and
yet the work Of legislation that should
have required, under the circumstances,
but day OF two is yet unacccmplished
However. il now seems probable that
The differences have been reconciled
and through the steadiastness Of the
majority 10 the senate. the nation has
been saved. At least, from the shame
q being compelled to disband part Of
The liiile guard 10 the face Of the frown
aud buster Of the hostile democracy
The experience q the last year. il
would seem. ought 70 convince the
most skep.ical that the time has not
set come to substitute for the strong
arm q The government the arguments
u moral saasionlKts. Il would iliy be.
come the denlzens Of ihe,most lawIess
and ,nrhuieu, Districts OF : large city
~ tesd Up protests against the increase
81 The police force Or 70 petition for
tho reduction q the force on account
81 The expense attending The maiuie
naaee Of respectable and necessary
means Of protecting the lives and prop
erty ofths citizens. The reply sng-
gessiBg ilseli al once. 10 the least
tboughtial Of the law abiding people.
woald be that such objections, coming
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-11-29
rows noNp.

Tie last number u the Bennington
Go,oae has The following
be Supreme Court Of Vermont,
which bad the bad taste 10 partake OF
rteDor w. PARKS hospitality. while
this important case was pending before
Il, has decided against the town. thus
affirming the validity Of the xo.called
toun bonds. The Fwu OF Bennington
Is Ia no mood 10 pay either the accrued
interest. nor the principal Of this infer
uaI Indebtedness They are more in
the mood for coufscating the property
Of one who repeatedly agreed TO save
the town harmless bennington has
a history for resisting oppression and
unjust taxation second only to the valor
which resisted the odious imposition Of
a tea tax The proposed battle mon
ument will record whether the manhood
Of l7T7 exists in 1877 The counsel
for the town. including Hon. Charles
y, Davenport, unhesitatingly declare
that the decision is not consistent with
law Any one who carefully reads the
printed argument Of the counsel for
the town will be convinced Of the truth
Of this position :
There are quite a number Of state
mcnts aud considerable advice in the
above for SO short paragraph, Our
friend Of the Gazette would probably
have had the members Of the Supreme
court, after they had been invited TO
the celebration, sleep in barn. as did
several distinguished guests from other
states, for fear they might be-. called
upon at some future time TO pass upon
case in which their host might be in
tercsted He would also have Mr..
Park buy up these bonds with six years
accrued interest and make a present Of
them to the town Ia case Mr.. ark
IL not disposed to be thus generous he
advises tie inhabitants of that histori.
cal town TO put on their war paint and
| fight TO resist such tax
Now 10 relation to the past history OF
The bond business, Manchester receiv.
ed an offer 10 purchase its bonds at O
small loss and accepted it. Other
towns, Of which we think Bennington
was one, had the same offer, and in.
luenced by just such advic as the Ga.
ze,tc has given all its days, mot since
1882. they rejected it. Very many
| people have hoped that in some way OF
other the bonds would prove illegal,
but the highest court of the state has
decided that they are valid. 1t is hard
case for some Of the towns involved
we own. The unpaid interest has been
accommodating aud Bennington has sew
eral thousand dollars, the cost Of an ex
peBsive law suit TO pay besides. 1t ie
the best way 10 look the matter square
Fly in the face, Provision should be
made At once for paying the interest
aud small amount should be laid by
every year for sinking fund. To pay
the debt At once would be ruin, but BY
distributing 1t through long series O
years il can be paid aud very few j
any body be- ruined by it
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-11-29

s1mstisa bciart Any q sbs oiAsu
ut voted e. i Esy rssaii Il giving 4.
shroe s. asse cesietied .ea,s e the
usapcfass. which wosla sire then 5
pffmaaeai maIaa,y Patssfsaa and
CeeossF tgia say they uill seie Go tie
a3alasloa q Kell9Er. 10 whiol Gaze Is
v make che Hambtf nearly evea.
TIC saafst q paitssea asd Copover
Indicates. ssfosgly a case q tafgaia
sa8 tate Patterson Is aa5sr iadicl.
mest il hs 80 t,sts i9r bnbcy by
which Re spcar bis eiseeoa' ssl :, i
quite esiAeal IA there has beea con
siderable bail 5oEing On the part q
Batter wao was present duriBg The
exciting session. ard other Democrats
4 compel Patterson 10 90 what be did.
Ihe Democrats Ihreaisu 70 re-ofgAuize
ihe committees ard reopen the elee.
iorsl commission business. Il they gain
lbe asccnde0cy. Give them rope
eaoogb and hey will hang themselves
most likely
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-11-29

fbr Washington correspondent Of
The Springfield Republican says That
liz position ~ VIZ Llmunds ia the
Scnte eaucus, aud 10 regard 70 the
general policy Of the administration
has been misrepresentcd 10 some Of the
special dispatches sent from here. So
faras can learn. hs position is not
unlike that 81 the majority Of Repub.
Leans IA Congress He does not fully
approve q the Presidents course, bot
he ~ 40 mtans agrees with Cooking.
blaine. B0we, Hamlia and others He
V nat so positive ia his condemnation
81 the President. and counsels peace
AID good viii SO far as possible |
have never heard Of bis saying ugly
and hlre things Of the President. such
Az tAe olher senators named are apt 10
drop daily 10 conversation. Mr. Ed.
mands sss anxious 10 bring the Pfcsi.
dent and the Senate together, and
failing iay the present 10 that. Is not
disposed q quarrel with the executive.
THIS Il Bis position as il is stated by
one II bic irieuds. and | believe ], to
tc nesiy correct That be may have
Aai4 some sharp and witty things OF the
President Is possible, fof be Is Away =
doing that 10 regard 10 everybody. bat
IL i not true that be is among the Bit
tef opponents u The President Ia the
Senalr
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-11-29

The EXAMINATION Of Ezra Smith and
Mrs. Cbamplsin Of Vergeanes FOR tie
murder Of Smiths wife took place at
Midtlebury last week aud resulted in
boldiag them both fof trial. Prof Col.
her, testified that be found arsenic IN
the remains Of Mrs. Smith. though be
did not separate enough % produce
death. The physicians testified that
Mrs Smiths symptoms might have
been produced by arsenic poison. A
very close II not criminal intimacy be.
fore and alser the death Of Mrs. Smith
was abundantly proved between Smith
and the Champlain woman, by letters
which passed between them and by
witnesses. Il was also proved that
Smith attempted 10 bride Prof Collier
IL stop the analysis Of Mrs. Smith s
remains Much Of this evidence came
from ono Borroughs. who go, the con-
fidenco Of Smith by deecivlug him,
pretending TO be bic friend aud advising
him 10 do many Of the foolish things
done by him.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-11-29

The House passed the bin for repeal.
Ing Tie resumption act by a small ma
pfity From the vote we see that 90
republicans and l0i democrats voted
for the repeal. while % republicans aud
~ dem, Gratis voted against IL
New England was cold against the
repeal, except General d. +. Batter
who did not vote, aud Nh Phelps. a
democrat 81 Connecticut. New York,
CIV jersey, Michigan, California, Or.
egou, Nevada, and Nebraska, without
regard Ia party. voted solidly against
repeal North Carolina, Georgia, Ala.
bama, Mississippi. Kentucky, Arkan
sas. Kansas and Western Virginia all
voted solidly IN favor Of repeal.
The east cast Il votes for repeal aud
67 against il. The west, to the sur.
priso 81 all, cast only 80 votes for ihe,
lill, and / ] against It The south east
~ votes i9r repeal and Is against Of
thcse Is . were republicans, they
being al Of the republicans from the
south except two The south has
changed little IN sentiment on The ques.
ton u repeating the resumption act
since tho session began The vote ap
pruacbi4g % test taken October 3lst,
stood l35 ia favor TO MS opposed 70
repeal
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-11-29

There has Aeen terrible gle IN
sac L : Seaaie. the Democrats striy.
ing 10 obsaia coHlfol " that body The
qaesiion cane ep on dischafgiog the
coamittte ia elections from consider
iag she Gaze q Hamburg Massa re
Raslef q south Carolina ios tie paF.
posa " A1missing bin - scat. %
iAls moiloa Seastora Patterson o.
oash Cafoiiaa. and Conovef u Florida
Asa DAYS q illiaois voted With the
Dem0cfaif. giving them majority
senAlor shzroa Is absent aud VII hot
be present. Ihsra are three other
aembera 10 BE- seated. and Il Ballet
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-11-29

Je Brw miaisify appaiatod 10
France - President MeNabos = 20,
sasstaet J 90 'Ae majority - the mem
ffrs 8 she assembly aud che indies
tlaos So i1at Be nasl either make new
app6iuimrats &c fesiga 50 attempt
q carry oat ti. doslgas vii " iitely
g. pfee gitale . crisis 10 ne Affairs 81
thr nation
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-11-29
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-11-29

Att IL not easily earned in thoso tlmot, but
NH Il can b. made 10 three months hr any
JII one OF either sex, m any part of the
country. WHO'S willing 10 work steadily at The
employment " Al NC faraith. t6G per weeR IN
your own town. You need not bo Away from
home over night. Yoa can give yonr whole time
70 the work, or ony yonr spare moments. We
have agents who kre making over ~ per day,
Al who engage al once can make mnnoy fact,
AZ the present time money cannot be made 80
easily aud rapidly Any other buslHes-, Il eosts
nothing 70 try the business. Terms aud s. out6l
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-11-29

T aihHges "a View YORK sfs
= lAa dsalaK eai as.ce q lie CO.
teE IS Insurance cempsuies
g. Is 5aa nna aeslt5 The u.aiisn
81 sft e iEment mAde " bsha
Sc Isaen Z. Csse Ptetesnt = ~
lite lasursseo Company, cs.
sns q q lary. The coort then ssn
ftesa che rrspaef q Gre yrans b.
tiAigt pfas0n
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-11-29
NOTICE..

Thankful to the people of Manches-
I er and the surrounding towns for the
liberal patronage they have extended
to me in the past, / will endeavor TO
please all that shall favor Mr.. Durham
with their patronage.
J. II. BONESTEEL.
Factory Point, Vt, Nov. 20, 1917.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-11-29

seuaser sharon. q Nevada. snds
hlmself " 81 goploasant pfcdicamcn.
The present condition q Bis business
Affairs made u Imperative for him o
stay Ia California. ard he docs DO, wish
10 resign a. tbe governor of Nevada j
democrat. ~ would doubtless q
point soms ono from be own party
should vacancy occur
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-11-29
(NoNNIssIoNTR.s NorIoE.

naEssa SfnNar EFsArs
We. 81 hgiHE sq5rassisd n
ne Nea ass iof tta Tasutei -
anfts 80 Il Lr1 ltlfffa tG receive Natns. Hn
assA ATTEST GNs ON esq Az. ~ as48sfs sf ~ afssts
sfklpss thf Estate ~
n.fnas susatas isfs ~ Msf5hfslsF,
. sA84 EaslF8si an7ahrad. saa aGHe kG eiaius ard
Esussaas tkhiistfa la alstt tlefska. heHeer
fiee neeef. khat - az mfHl f8f he pafgsase
sssA Msprheaicg sa the faih az af Mas nstt
fram O'Clock ni.. uaHl foaf eeibek. . IS ea
said dsy and thM ask uaenths hom ne leth dAy
81 Nof, is,7. ia ths Aut Nmtsd ~ ss8 tHaft
for ssi4 creditors q rftsani ikelf elaies g. 10
far examinations anA y asAncE
Dated 81 Manchester tlas lsth Gas of Aav.
4. o. BIZ
LQYFLkND MuNaON r.a.
GTSe JE~sE n HARD.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-11-29
RoLL n EnN.Np FaaLEsroN.

lAuthor Of The Hoosisr sehoolmastsr. ac.l
This new novel will d1abtless be the most I'm.
poriant American serial 81 the year. The hrst
humber wss puhHsbod IN Noyumeei. Those who
have read IL 10 manuscript declare RoIy ~ be
much The most striking and remarkable story
tlfs author has ever written. Itlu illustrated by
one u the abiest Of the young American pain
ters-Mr walter ShirAw. President o. "The
American Art Association
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-11-29

- Stale - Normant Manchester plsiriei a.
AZ Probate Cauft helA 81 Manchester within
ara fer said district ~ Manchester, ga thp ash
day Of November, a 1871
Present Hen. r. Il, hafian fudeo,
A. inHtI nHleph parEorituE q De The laet VIII
Ena Testament OF Sarah n Chain late 81 WIN
hall, 10 saia district, deceased, being present
cd BY 0oorEe W ChA8h The Executor thergip
named Toe Probate. ii is ordered by ssid Court.
that al pOrsons concorued thrrein Dr. notified a.
appear az sessien thufe0f, % b. held ~ The
Probate Office IN Manchester, 10 said district, On
the 16th day q psu- A. D., ISL. 81 % oeiaeh,
IN the forenoon, aud show cause. t. any they
have, against the probate - su3 VIII, iof
which puTposo u IL further ordered. that this
order, be published three weeks saeooaNvsly ln
the Manchester loUhNAI, Newspaper printed
al Manchester In this state previous to said
tune 81 hearing
true record,
Attest, 4 y. BURTON, Judge.
true copy 81 record,
7ssw Attosi, Il. y. BURTON, Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-11-29

Very Nice Teas. 40 and so cents.
Kerosene Oil, 20 cents per gal
GRADUATED Sugar ii cents per h.,
Coffee {" 10 4"
&C nice /" o +"
Best English Soda, cents per
pound. or 4 lbs for % cents.
Rabbits Soap, IA bars for 81 90.
Capital Soap, good, Is bars for 81 90
National Yeast Cake, s cents.
Gillett's Cream Yeast, s cents.
Lamp Chimneys. ! cents each. or
for rs cents.
Flour very cheap.
Good Business Overcoats. So 90
All Wool Fur Beaver " $l2 so
Heavy Plush Z" $l3 90
Mems Shirts as low as 80 90.
New Line of Ladies Nubias.
New Styles will be received this
week, cheap for cash.
New Prints just received.
Coates Six Cord Thread, s cents per
spool.
Flannels, Brown and Bleached Cot
ton.
Undershirts. Drawers, &c.
G. B. DUNHAM.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-11-29

ALL WHO SUFFER- FROM Dropsy and
Kidney Diseases can be cured by using
HUNTS REMEDY, the great Kidney
Medicine. HUNTS REMEDY Is pure.
ly vegetable, and used daily by our best
Physicians in their practice. All Di.
seases Of the Kidneys, Bladder and Ur-
nary Organs. are cured by HUNTS
REMEDY.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-11-29
ACCIDENTS

viii happen in the best regulated
families, Buy policy agalnRt oil
Kinds of accidents for n Day, week
H Ter aer Son. a. M SSsst sa'9 eoorss
Hoynton, Factory Point, or OF A. p.
ChiIds, bennington. a.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-11-29
NEW GOODS

Having taken the store lately occupied by A.
9. BURR and having secured the services I J.
II. bokESfkkL W Wait upon oil persuns that
shan favor me witA their patronage, will offer
goods Va the people Of Manchester and adjoining
towns At very low prices for cash. said goods be.
iug bought a. present low prices ami can be cold
hoe. Beios viii he ioaud prices for \ lev Of the
mAay articles on han
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-11-29
sCRIBNER & co.

EOR SALE OR TO RENT.-My
farm containing 20 acres Of land situated IN
thenorth part at NJ Manchester, Vt. Inquire Of or
address Ra1ney Howard, Factory Point, VT, or
the undersigned
Al GATES II. BARNARD. Troy. N. Y.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-11-29
AncnIrKcruRr or Blnps.

DR.. Thomas NJ. Brewer will contribute four o..
qusiiely illustrated articles ON bifds nests.
which every lover OF nAtnre ~ill delight ia. DR.,
Brewer has probably the finest collection VI
brdt eggs in the world TO draw upon for the
illustration o. the papers,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-11-29

UNeuEsrloNAnLY THE Bfsr SUSTAINED
WoBk or rHg KIND IN THE WoRLp,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-11-29
AMrRrcAy srohrs

Some Of the most novel and entertaining Of
these papers are yet 70 appear, the scenes Of
which viii be ia The West, the Middle States,
the South, New England and Canada.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-11-29
TIE SAppLr HoRsE.

Col, George T. Wsung, with whose excellent
work Of various sorts our resdeis are familiar,
contributes two illustrated articles on the horse.
de treats specially OF saddle horses and thor
riding, fox-huniing aud racing. The nature Of
the thoroughbred and that Of bis Eastern Pre-.
genator (the Arabian are fun considered in re-
lStion TO these uses.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-11-29
OuT.or boon PArkns = b JonS Bun

EOUGBE,
Author Of Wake Robiu. ae,, will contain not
only aiitcies on Hfds but GA Tramping," on
Camping ont, and kindrI topics. Air, Bur-
roughsv papus viii beEiu IA the January mum
Der, the fret being entitled Birds aud Birds, I"
and illustrated BY hdea Bridges
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-11-29

Tor sAtE ous Thrss seated Exprss.
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