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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-03-01
srArE news.

A lady In ~Bridgewstsr broke her hip
while in the act, Of sitting down in a
chair.
The Messers. Fairbanks have run their
immense factories on full time during
The entire winter.
7. c. Pinney, Of Montpelier, who re-
Gently suspended, has madc a settlement
with bis creditors, and il now re-esiab
lished in business.
The overseer Of tho poor for the town
OF Rutland has presented his bills for the
year TO the town auditors, and they
amour, to q little over eli 600
The celebrated "Fsrweil oxen" so
called Jeff EsG, Randolph fer market 8
short time ago. Their live weight was
50o5 lbs. Their weight when dressed al
lbs market was SECS.
An exchange sAys;-aThsre has been
trouble 10 one Of The school districts OF
Weston, resulting Ia a court and three
boys being haed." What did they fns
the court fory
Vim. ID. Bron son Of East IIAfdwiek
has fourteen Jersey COWS, from which be
has made The past season, $40 pounds
OF butter.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-03-01

vas suits It'd l. Al his dsclAtisu i
cttfy dee q preseni defeat. His
- gross ~ abfuraiy 70 oompAfe bis
ace uish that q tsctsan, shea Adams
wAs eleese3 ~ he Hspse Of Represea.
saeves. - Il wosid he 10 eowpAre the
tse ras. seppls AS a5'es New Yofk
iswyef Aas reicraa poliuesau with tho
ruRged ard poor soidicr ard patriot
wbs Ioso q deserved fare after biz
plaadid exploits - New Ofieans
The circumstAnccs 81 the two Gases arc
a. 6ameuioaly ualike a. TIE characters
q sbe mea. We charge that TOE nom.
nation sfMf Tiljen was obtained ~
disreputAbie meAas. 10 this case the
oGcc did Not seek soc man bot the mAn
soogbt The omoe - The agencies with
which wealthy and INSCRIPTIONS pol.
nclAns are familiar
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-03-01

Cod tfsmbies IA The bAlaace - LOS
s1meiimcs has bleh even below that
sE4re While congress u gaarreiiiag
oFa the Presidency aud negleciug
tis ~Escessary and legitimate business
geld may take a notion 20 conc dowu
and SHAKE hssds win the groerbaek
asd the great problem q specie pay
nest solve Itself What tbe eurrency
qaeslion needs u. bot 50 much lsgisla.
ton - The certainty that i will bot BE-
nodded with by congress At al aud i
snsA settle issell Stability 10 the
term that expresses II
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-03-01

lie ssrnisca Aai she thisf bad gone
IS The 5 ? n sArasoga uais. and sel.
sgrApbe1 g Cosdncter MsAtherly =
fsli description q the msa. AM soon
bad a. asswsr tAai bis sarmises we're
oefrcet BY dFscuoa 81 0@cer Mil
lisgiou. the ihisf was Jeff Pasfbayen.
ia chargso Of Constable camPbsil Afcr
Biz detentios AZ FAifbaven. be said bis
usne vas Frederick Burns. and thathe
wAs from South Wallingferd. that be
had met an Old friend 10 Rutland. Johu
Piuion. Of Wells. an lad given him :
part q the money. and bought BIN a
suit Of clothes. aud bad bought tickets
for himself aud ptnioh y Chicago. aud
that Piaion bad gone along N the train
The Fairbav,n oEcer telegraphed 70
Saratoga. 70 have Pihion arrested
Depaly Sheriff Millingtou and Cons,a
bic Congdon drove down 20 Pairhsven.
Immediately, and. II III o'clock At
sight Buras was taken 70 Rutland Jail
by Officer Millington, The thief books
like a halfwitted fellow. is eighteen or
twenty years old. add wAsin Jail, shout
vi years ago. for stealing some 5000.
was bSiled out, and IL was finally set
tied up somehow, by his step father
OReer Milingtou telegrapbed to Depu.
~ Sheriff Gilbert at Saratoga to bring
Piuion to Rutland on Tuesday If be was
willing to come without a requisiuon.
Burns had bis trial on Tuesday and
was put under $1,000 bonds for his ap.
p~sAraucs st the next term Of county
couu.-RpadRd Herlad.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-03-01

Oae Of the most encouraging features
Of the present political complication ID
the manner 10 which most OF the South.
era members OF congress stand by the
Electoral Commission and vote against
unnecessary delays ia completing the
count. There was a very exciting de.
bate in the House on Monday in which
the two wings Of the Democratic par
" accused each other Of bad faith.
The Southern members claimed that
fifteen years ago the northern Dem
ocrats agreed II stand by them and
squarly backed out out leaving them to
carry on the wal at a fearful odds. Now
they are not disposed to take such &C.
ton a,shall lea TO a fresh disturbance.
The debate became 50 exciting that
the speaker had some trouble 10 quiet.
ing the disturbance.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-03-01

The New York Tribune says: Spea-
ker Randall seems to have been too
unanimous. lie hammered too much
on tie Democratic side, tore through
too many rules to get a decision favor.
iog bic party, paid too little Difference
TO the minority. As 40 Inevitable con
sequence. be has made himself un.
popular on both sides. The moderate
Democrats have learned to d~istrust
him. and the whole body Of Republi,
cans have settled down into a steady
indignation at his course Washing
TN dispatches report his almost Ger.
tain defeat for Speaker OF the next Con
gress Let the epitaph be-"Died oil
s%lpshing around.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-03-01
rnnank.. or rus eer,r.

After the usual objections and ar
guments The Oregon case wAI submit
cd 10 the Electoral Commission which
voted unanimously that Ctonin was noI
entitled to a vote. The somGis.ion
decided by 4 vote Of eight 10 sever
that Watts was entilled &c vote by vir
tue eli bis election By The other two
Republican members OF the electoral
college Of Oregon 10 hlI the vacancy
caused by bic iueligibility At the time
Of the election 10 November. The mi
nofity claimed that j, made such = va
caucy as could not be filed by the
other Electors aud that Oregon should
lore one vote.
When the report Of the Commission
vac leeeived ia the House an attempt
was made 70 put over the joint meet.
ing until Monday. This VAS done
with the evident intention Of delaying
the completion Of the count until after
the 4th Of March in order TO have a
bew election. They stood las to 81
The members who recorded themselves
IN favor of the delay were the following;
Abbott, Aiusworth, Ash, Atkins, job
II. Bagley, Banning, Blackburn, Boone
Bradford. Bright. Burchard Of Wiscon.
sin, Cadell, Caldwell Of Alabama, Csld.
well Of Alabama, Caldwell Of Tennes.
see. Carr, Cole, Cauldeld, Clark of Mis-.
sJuti. Ciymer.l Cochrahe. Collins,
Cook. Cowen, Cox, Culberson. Davis.
Debolt, Dibrell. Egbert, Field, Finley.
Forney, Franklin, Fuller. Cause. Clio
yer, Hamilton of Indiana. Harris OF
Georgia. Harris Of Virginia, Hartxell,
Hooker, Hopkins. House, Humphreys,
Hunton, Hurd, jerks. Knott, Lsnders,
Of Indiana. Lane. Levy, Lynde, Mackey
Marsh. Metcalf, Morey, Morrison.
Mutchler, Phillips Of Missouri, John
Reilly, Rice, Riddle Robbins Of Maine,
Roberts. Ross Of New Jersey, Scales,
Shearkley. Slemons, Southland. Sprin-
ger, Stanton, Stenger, Stone. Swami.
Terry, Thompson, Tucker, Vance OF
Ohio, Vance Of North Caroline, Wad
dell. Walker OF Virginia, Walting.
Walsh, Whitthorne, Wigginton, Wike,
Williams Of Alabama. Yeates and
Young.
On Monday after a sharp debate in
the House a joint meeting was held and
the states OF Pennsylvania and Rhode
Island given to Hayes. South Carroll.
ma was reached and objections being
raised the question was referred to the
Electoral Commission for decision.
On Tuesday the South Carolina Ease
was presented to the commission. The
Democrats based their objection to the
vote on the ground that South Carolina
has not a Republican form Of govern.
ment, and that the U, s. soldiers were
sent there for election purposes and
overawed the Democratic voters. The
Commission decided by a vote of to
! to admit the Hayes electors from
that state. This probably finishes the
work Of the commission, and as there
are but two more Republican states
the result ought to be reached by
Thursday at least. Some Of the Dem.
ocrats ale still trying to delay tina
count so as to prevent an election but
tue number is small and growing less,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-03-01
Arn,.r SOON 10 e,rEp

A rHIEP SOON BROUGHT 40 GsIEF,
The house Of Mr.. Samuel Crazy. sit
ualed about two miles south Of Wal
lingford village, was broken into on
Sunday last, while the family were all
absent at church, and about $3.50 in
money stolen. On the return Of the
family from church some money was
found on The bedroom floor, which led
10 the discovery Of the loss. There
was no clue 10 the thief until Monday
morning. when a tramp was discovered
ia tho village Of WAllingford, who
was detained on suspicion. aud CUES.
toned. 1t was found that he bad
some $50 on bis person which be said
was given him the night before by a
tramp be met 10 Clarendon. and be said
be believed the mans name was Burns.
About this time Mr.. j. w. CHAMPION
OF Rutland drove up beard the story
and told them he believed be bad a
lead" for them. 1t seems that q
tramp came TO the BArdwell House
Sunday night and gave bis name as
Pat Smith Of Dorset. He was quits
ragged, seemed to have plenty Of mon.
ey. He paid for bis lodging and break
fast 10 advance. aud il was noticed on
Monday morning that be appeared al
a. Abe hotel dressed ia a complete new
suit Of clothes. and suspicion vas at.
tracted 10 him IN the mind OF Mr..
Cramton. When be heard the story
Of the tramp 10 WAlliugfo,d be made
up bis mind that this man was the
thief Acting upon bis suggestions
Constable congdon and ]. Y. Hit Of
u walliagford came TO Rutland on the
mixed train, arriving here about 90
3. m, aud found more evidence. and
their suspicious were confirmed tina,
they were on The right track, and they
sosght eur Depoty Sheriff @. D. Nil.
ngton and asked bis aid 10 the matter
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-03-01

The decision Of the Louisiana dis
pate has male the friends Of Mr. Mas
by At the Corners very unhappy. The
wicked pattisanship Of the Republican
members u the commission Was a SO
we're shock TO their faith IN human ma
ture They have had q meeting and
passed the following resolution prepar
Ell by the excellent Mr.. Nasty.
Resolued. That the ackchan Nv the
DimekrAlic members Of the commishn
in stickin like wax 10 the DimekrAtic
vew oi the case, 10 an bipartisan way
and never under any circumstances
vo,in with the RAdikel members, meets
the approval Nv the Dimocfisy Nv the
Corners ez bein 10 the highest degree
patriotic and proper. The Dimekratic
members. by adherin 10 Their party ez
closely ca they did, deserve the harty
approval Nv every Dimokrat 10 the
land, The Corners sez "Well dun.
good aud faithful servants" and ei we
hin raise money enuh Tor another.
struggle for reform we shell say to them
Go up higher"
Res0ioci. That the ackshen Nv the
Republican members Nv the commishn
Ia voiin every time in akkordance
with the wishes Nv the party deserves
the repschenkhan nv the people Their
blind pArtizenship-ther inability 10
raise tasEselves above the level Nv
Republikfnism -theF stubborn refoosAl
10 vote with tho Dimoctisy aud let
Tilien and reform slide through.
shakes our confidence ia human nachur
Ard makes % ,gemble for the republic
The Corners with D voice pints The
hnget % seorn Al them, and vltheri
en- ~ declaffa II hez 10 longer any
confidence n en-.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-03-01

Mhy cant Ne have . telephone eI
lendisg feom the Capitol ., Washing
% ossr tbe country 50 that the people
can setaaliy hear HAyes 'eouptd 10
Probably there ~ould not be quity -
mahy belligereu, aad.loolish speeches
10 Congress IL The members knew that
heWhole country could hear what they
said. The charges made by Congress.
m4aA llnwett against Hoar aud the re.
ply mus, have been specially entertain.
ing.
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nkmMLMoAps nnskFIelAL.


So lar an mercantile and mauufactur-
ing towns are concerned, everybody
will promptly answer this question in
the affirmative. No one will hesitate
Blu. the changes are SO gradual, and
frequently so slow that very few peo-
pie are aware Of the full extent OF the
beneficial effects OF railroad facilities
upon strictly farming communities and
towns. Indeed, it is no uusual thing
10 hear Intelligent men. even, assert
that only business and manufacturing
centres. as a rule. derive any consider.
able advantages from railroads. The
fallacy Of such assertions is eflectually
disclosed by an examination and com.
parison Of the appraised valuation OF
farming towns. equally good, lying re.
mote from railroads, with the changes
that have gradually taken place in
them
The follc wing table. carefully COM
piled. tell the whole story. The COM
parison 10 made between the farming
towns (about l25 in number) on the
lines of the several railroads in this
State and the towns of Townshend and
Newiane, which two towns, for agri.
cultural purposes, are certainly above
the average Of farming towns in YER
mont:
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-03-01
THURSDAY naGcB j.

We scafa M41 TIE rcsgaanan q
Jatx snaisy q she z s. Dis.rsei
cgaa 81 Yefassih e lhe baa4s 81 lhs
rfss8rrt saa that the casdi4ales 81
ne FlAqs are usluplyias. We ibiaf
gntae Folan8 ttsa8s The best chAaes
~ gsuiag anhe uasts IL sud there
are spsse eetss msa than be wha have
hcea mcutigued ia connection VITA TIE
tusa oa
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aaow,Aa n,.LsKx 10 rILpxs.

There 10 also an increasing manifest
alton 81 dislike for Tiiden among the
southern democrats. and the Washing.
ton Sunday Herald. = democratic news
paper, has a leading article protesting
against a new election with Jlden a.
candidate II says 20 fAt from assent
ing 10 the claim that Mr.. Tiiden i en-
titled 10 anolher nomination At the
hands of bic party, we charge that 70
his nomination aud 70 The party man.
agesneut which is Involved, or which
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-03-01

During this anne period Townshend
and Newiane, instead of maintaing the
average increase, have actually fallen
of both in their grand lists, (5 per
cent and in their population.( II per
cent. and since 1868 their decline has
been much more rapid, their grand list
baving fallen of rs per cent. The
same rate Of increase as the average
increase of the grand list OF the farm
ing towns in this State having railroad
facilities, would add more than 5000.
900 to the aggregate valuation Of these
two towpsl Such facts are unaLswer-
able. They teach that. with rare ex.
ceptions, every town in Vermont upon
or adjacent to, any line Of railroad.
has increased both in wealth aud pop.
ulationi while oil towns remote from
railroads, with just As few exceptions,
have declined in both these respects.
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Blanks

GUARDIAN NOTICE To&EtL REAL ESTATE
VI hTA1E oP VERMONT, Manchester District ~.
In probate coart, held n Manchester, within
and for sad d%istfiet, ON the 2jih day OF Feb,
A. u, 1877
Frank n Garfield, guardian ~ Wm,A Rogtrg,
q minor, residing Ia Arlington, 10 said distriet,
makes application 10 said Court Tor license to
sell the iolowing real state Of bis said vstd, 10
wit: An undivided fourth part " piece % lard
bounded on The north by lAuds u Enos Garfield,
on the ca It by the Iiatlonkill river. on the south
b the h~ighSAy, lsBds Of IL, r.. Garfield and ot
Frederick Canhrld, aud west ~ lands OF Ma d n
+, CADtltld and 7 Csthtld and the highNay
loading 10 the Dwelling house # Barney Mann,
.ad premises 'u6iect 70 the life estate OF hsraa
A. Rogers. rerresontiug that the tsle thereut.
for the tufpose Of pntung the proceeds o. suth
sale Al Interest or investing the same ia sio ks
or real estate, would be beneficial t. said wafd.
Whereupsn u was ordered that htarii 4 On
said application DO had At a Probate Court g. be
holden ut the Probate ONCE IN Manchester. Ia
said district on the 2slb day Of March, 4. Dist,
and that notice OF tai, application, the nature
aud reasons thertof, and the time aud place Ut
hearing thereon bo given TO all porspm Interest
ed by pnLl}shlng n certified copy ~ tao record
OF said order three weeks PROGRESSIVELY III the
Manchester Journal, y newspaper printed at
Fad Manchester, previous TO said time OF huAr-
ing.
i03w BY the Court, v. y. BURTON. Jodgo.
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The ''blse glass" mania is having ius
fun iast now aud is recommended
TO cure every III that can bcfali
poor human nature. No doubt il
mAy be good for a certain class OF dis
ease bot that il will sure everything IL
Dot reasonable 20 say the least. But
then il is as good a bobby to ride as
any unless Il is too brittle.
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NOTICE IN

~ This IL 10 give notice 9 II on he 18Th day
Of Peb a. d. 1877, = wAHRAsf ~ BAsEHpFror
xss issued Againat the estate Of Geo. A. Wstl9a
and FfsnLliu b. Hrhdh 70 " Bennington,
~ the County o. Bennington ABd
State Of Yermont uha lave been
adiudRed a BAbkre pt On their OSu petition
that the payment ~ ABy debts aul ds4fay -
any property belonging 10 ssil hankfupfs ~ them
o. tkeir Use. aud the transfer ~ any property BY
THEN are forbidden b. las. t1kt 4 msetag " ihe
creditors Of said Bankrupt 90 prove thaif debts
aud " choose one ef m0re A4slgnsrs ~ their ~.
tate. will be held az Court II bankruptcy, W be
holden Il the 0fioe n OAraBef 4 hafmsB, N
Bsnnihgt0u. 10 toe county u Benningtga anI
state N Vermont. before ". q. weary Fsq.,
Register. % tie 5h day u March, A. D ,ts77. a.
3 O'Clock 4 n.
0E0 = POTTER.
sg3s q. j. hsfshki. ss Messenger.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-03-01
SAREPTA DAyIDsoN's ESTATE

NIEFTE 7 HNA EfTIDFF y ~ ~ 7 II
- STAIE on NERM0s1 District OF MHnebesterH 9
In Probate Court, held at Manchester within
and for said District on the 9th day OF February,
a. d. 1877.
Present. Hon H.. l.. Barton, Judge.
. The Administrator on the estate ~ Farepia
Davidson. late Of Peru, Ia said district de-
ceased, proposing 90 render an sctuuut Of his
administration Oh said estate, il is ordered by
said Court that said sccouut be eiAminsd fsF
llowsnce at = session thereof 10 be held Al the
Probate OFF e In Manchester ~ ssil district, gu
the 2sth day OF March, a, D 1911 and thst notice
be given 10 all per. one interested bv the pnblts
cation Of thu. order 10 the Manchester IoURElL,
a ne y spAps, printed At said Manchester. three
weeks sueesssivrli, trrvioss t. stIl lipas ~
bearing
true rscOtd.
Al,s,t. T. d. BURTON, Judge.
A true copy ~ fse0fd,
Attest. n. B. BURTON, Jadge,
9Jaw
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CastOria.

IL IL q mistake TO suppose that Castoria 10 not
adapted TO grown persons AZ well as children.
They only need to increase the quantity. But
children have 40 many complaints for which
Cassoria IL adapted-liks wind collie, sour stom.
ach, worms, letter, %teething and Group, that II
IL especially recommended Tor them.
It's effects are more certain Than castor oil.
contain. no alcohol, and is as pleasant T., take AZ
hon'y. u nevf grpfs, BY regulating the
stomach aud bos0l- IL cool- the blood, eSpeis
worms aud prevents fe,erishDost, quiets the
nerves ami produces heal.h-thea Of course
children can sleep IN quiet and mothers can
rest.
Castoria il recommended by all physicians and
pn, SEES wh0 have tried It, and it ID having = rap.
idly increasing a,le. H. ia prepared with great
care after the recipe ~ Dr.. samuel Pitcher OF
Massachusetts at the laboratory OF ]. Il Rose
4 Co., &c Doy Street, New York.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-03-01
Iosw BY the Court, y. B. BURTON, Judge
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= We the Subscribers, being appoiHiod by
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IN said District deceased, and also all claims and
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month"; from the Goth day Of Feb, 1877. being
allowed by said Court tor that purpose, we do.
therefore, hereby give notice, that we Will attend
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a. d. 1877.
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