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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-01-26
9AYLI49
GREAT COMMERCIAL oollfoE,
KEOKUK. IOWA.
On the Mississippi.

fsog. WIN. u, Alliss. usueFai Manager. Miss-
l~shth yseF. About sixty d0iAts pAy III espsnsss
lu Memtsvship, bo~sd aMd 4tslt0n@ry. 00nh.
tespsrs. psnlwsn. yepns~Ss. OPERATORS nfvhilsets.
sagssyofs asd tAerhsss thoroughly Ata0. Eneilsh
branches free. free tpssNsvs hy siuin<nl orstOsv
vrse fuEaished r.Nps Tor collaborating. Jsis.
graphing fire.. Shorthand writing fFos. 0uca
lsetdlu4 ciMlp sud fsa1tiy U.sTd. NAaIruAl faro
slsa AddEuss bAtLIEs COLLx1x, Kenhuk. ioxs
ststs whsse YOU ssw thiA sdssstte<msns a9bI
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-01-26

ton taa die i.sae Ia tha history II
jsmnA.'s-i, 4, the csrisal, shs psess y
st..sa. Lied s,y 1 tplu.el ann. H. .as.
u'ra ID i. ~s - P-i.als.plli ..4@A,s
Per and 10 n printed Vt Lexington, Ky.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-01-26

Cannsla merchants havn Ind hAd
time of II for several ytnrs back. Tho
annuai circular oi Dun, Wimaf X Co.,
of Montreal, fer 1870, rlowH tiat tho
two years just pasi have ltrn dl~H'ful,s
10 them. more NJ iii fact thnn 1879, tho
year of the rani,. er tho year after. In
1870, ono man in every thirty two doing
bnni.ra Iii Caiia.ln failed, although III
thu United Hlaten the tatlo VIVA only nns
In every sixty .ilin.. Tho eanse of this
gloomy state of nlfa'ra IN reported ~ hs
tn. Canada hns snp many merchants.
Imitation III banking cnpit4,i and imitation
Of credit lil.vr raisoi Nh nfmy of luhi.
ncse m.n ont 81 MI proportion to tlIo
population, aud ihn tiaLn sill MI snA.
tain them. ILrn nra, ilsa ernIn north
u the laAca failed thin year, anI tho
Canadian ia.nsf fials anl .efnssa 10
buy. Tho consequence - general dis-
coufnRrinaEt II III il .talrts III 49, rrt ~
discover tEat ng.l Ii. Rhhar sln tsiiona
attach III lie bine1 ji,st ~ thu ilinn Wien
WI arc ritina over out ua,', aii'i arn
hcginuing \, enjoy fasl.iss ppsvn.il,.
III cal.a nlstblsun, noaussr. ID ,ilt irNill
nr conditions ~ II .dr III tls.s csnnlfy,
ahi tlle ,fial Get thai ~. nsen ~ thn
Pferl lensiAl uncertainty i .oyFr shrrs
will Ia II genuine l,tyisai II business. -
NW iytk n bum.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-01-26

klmlAll 1 IlRnsvoRTu
/ 0AMkgNo,
t'hk%sa, mNA.
Exchange. Gold. silver
Government Oonds
nesNht And essA.
s'~ll~~ss~Ma maA~ AnM ess~rr~As
essWaapel1 0esnlos~~.
'fsis. a.ssw = ~ Ne t~sstss.a sss's. s.a sn~.
Real Estate Bought and Sold On
| Commission.
ralfs rain rnR Wv gEsfnsNTs
s.ssasr fs~sra. u, ~ tn,@ss lss+, Asha iAr.,
Anshsf ishe. ssasn Ishs " sessuss a r~sss.
soHnvAiUNnsSrm
Ns~ Nns1 .tislsaan Apn a ~
MIRAGE t'nsar Nxis~Al n.nA.
Ml~aMAse4 Nsl~Aakfs AatieAAi Nank.
Msssvvss~~tsfst Nsstaasi hsnA.
Aasos kt~S..l. saws r.Mss.aAsu.
Sros. = M'cnAnns'
ensusanss Agents,
CHn~tn, Iowa.
hsise.eas some Il The he., temranie. ia The uai,e
sss.ss. such ~ the
ErNA. n Hartford.
UNDERWRITERS. % Nsw ynrA.
mi And ,he AMERICAN, II chsr.ro.
&, w. c"M"-,
Having rcn,sed iii.
MGAr MARK
VIII keep constantly un hand a. good ~ Assor,ncn,
N can ts had IN this lart Il ths countr, Il Whole
sas ~ tetail, tor ussh ami Iothins else.
W. ray mr. ca.h. and soil for sh~ IN me. |
cr~'i,. need ncs ~ a4he for, il Win moi h. grant
cd. All lslund - sell N cheap ~ any ute Toe
eaAh, aud hope 70 give genera, satisfaction. |
Jo"s v. MAYNARD,
Painter and oiaslsv,
tansco. Iowa.
uy... .aa .,v a..u..tt. 80. w,...a. ,,.,,.
.A.ellrd N qnaiis, u work. Priced cheap .. any.
bodys. atsia
j = MITCHELL
Auc EER.
NEw onr,,os, Iowa.
win ery auction aaler In any part ~ the country.
sunabls. l.gf
[ CHARLES onArsEn.
Auo orl0M VITA,
cnt~ao. Iowa,
win gise prompt AMI ~s,sfaciory attention 10 sale.
~ rial er psr.nhHi property Ia town ar eaantr,
ssti1faetien guaranteed % ~ ras.
K. nyrssos.
Tailor and Gutter.
shop osel thr rialn Dealer oInre, rntrsnee On IN.
sorh.. Lately ia WsAssrs store. Patronage 70
ilsltud. NJ
( y. MILLER,
Mouse, Sign and 0arrlago Paint
tn0,
Gnrsrn, Iowa.
WV. na'.LAnp'
NEw Onls,oS Iowa.
VIII repair Clocks,
AMI guarantee satisfaction. Ever, oioeA warranted
10 run. IsrinH along your d.fsetlsr ein'ks IL hls
residence, and BE- will ~. them right. Charges
rraMOuAlln.
Mns 7. v. Ik.'
ToaOhev o. Vocal and lnetvumont-
~ MuOo0,
cRkseo, Iowa.
| AnAs HA1"frr'
County surveyor.
Norirk.s-Those who wsh Tor my services N sur.
ysy0r tnny nnd ina II my
lsrsst~mr~. Twn and : Naif Mites North.
MeAt from Howard Center,
un thf Limo hIrinKs road ~, In my Ai,sense, may
laAsn wnf With my sutl. 4 hey uAn Asu correspond
viii, I'M IL Howard Nenter ~ ttirn Hoy. Alw2yH
sve ttr spstiou, tD~hship sud range. Ths survey.
pfs records Will e ksDA ~ thn tuuet 1ouae ureeTu.
LsitAN uAANETT,
asmd County surveyor.
The Centennial
SADDLE I HARNESS
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-01-18

The breaking % u the Ice 10 The
Nississippi sad Ohio rivers has caused
great deal Of damage TO steamboats,
Al 81 Louis. Cincinnati aud otter
places. Al the latter place the lowest
estimate u tie damage done by the
ice break Is 1855. 900, aud the highest
tt00 600. The heaviest losses seem at
M. writing 10 be With the coal dealers
There were seventy loHded aud $50
empty barges sunk or carried away
flon their landing ., this place Meet
VI those not actually sunk have been
lief, ia such = condition that notbing
can BE done for them. aud they v III he
eventually lost IL 10 not Certain =
known whether there was any loss II
lile attending the break at this point.
although g number OF the barges that
were swept away had men on board
wLe have not since been beard from
A dispatch from Madison. Ind, says
the steamer BanDock City has been
destroy ed by the ice. Twelve barges
have been carried away from this city
aud over 100 bsrges have passed ia
the ice since daylight John McLough'
lin, who was carried away in a Goa
barge from CINCINNATI at ten O'Clock
yesterday morning, was rescued thi'
morning near Mammoth cave. Park
house lie left the barge at daylight
and tried to reach the shore on the ice
but failed. and had been drifting on |
small ice foe for several hours. AID
vices from all points. from Pittsburl
down, record much damage.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-01-18

reasias q tas raiss, b. 9oelarisg
slas BE pfeseBos u mere than sre
aurare3 soldiers void ovenue Cor.
sstss asa plssiog ihe cam aana q the
asay p'at'iea'l. asdsr ibe copuol %
eaasress ~ ,te rect q To- secession.
Z 90 90 sssilsf that The c0nsiiigtioo
q he aiica States makes the Presl.
seE' The commander la-ehieL Caul.
aeli wished 10 have Congress con.
Easd the array and pressed bis bill.
Hs capld oct senmou the Democrats
70 'is support AID vas obliged 70 er.
perience the moru6eatioa Of seeing
prominent Democrats vote against hin
whiio some did DOT vote Al all. There
were Asoety uine Dcmoorats. thoogh
who bad Tie assurance 20 vote for ,hc
I proposition
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-01-18

Mr. Editor:
The Battenkill river was once one Of
the finest trout streams in Vermont,
aud 20 reduce il TO its present depleted
condition has required a vast amount
Of time aud labor. All this time and
labor has been deened az pastime and
pleasure TO those who have performed
IL. But there is another class Of peo
pie who have not enjoyed it a. well
| refer TO The farmer who has been
compelled 20 furnish pathway on each
side Of the stream, through a heavy
crop 81 grass, year after year for nc
compensation whatever. aud vha fade
AT harvest that the winding ways Of al
angler have not been confined tQ the
we'll beaten path. but that two OF three
rods on each side oi the stream have
been more OF lcss damaged BE has
paid high piiee for the land including
the stream, and is annually paying
heavy taxes ca IL, besides consider.
able OUTLAY for fencing aud other i'm.
provemenn aud be oflcn feels that be
has been uniastly damaged and that he
will not submit 10 IL. bat when be
reflects that a small army have done
all this damage. aud that il has been
done littc by little. and that among
the trospassers are come OF bis friends
aud acquaiutances who are entitled to
bis esteem and respect; he pockets the
loss as be did last year aud the year
before. and resolves az usual that be
wtll put stop to il next year any way
Now. our last legislature has very just.
" passed law that will assist the
farmer in carrying out his resolves
next year, and do not believe that
farmers will permit the presenl hsh and
game law to be wholly disregarded. al
'Yermoater and Connecticut Yer
moa,er PREDICTS Ia last weeks JouE
BAL Bat believe that they will ap
ply 10 The nearest fsh and game clnb
or posters and strictly enforce th'
Law. aud tia, the result vii be. grass
crops oninjared. streams well stocked
with trout, money arisiocrAcy harm
less brain.iAacy. InoaniAin streams tree
10 'C0saee tieut.Vermoater and even
body satisfied
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-01-18
TauEsDAY JAS ls lsi'

The eight .hsasasa collars sssi 70
Oatros has beca traced 100 scar 0pE
Ta1es e leave aseh room e doubt
taSi ke wAs tbe resgaasitio man 10 ihe
trAs4ctioa Tts i shat tie \. Y.
Hraa - ibdcpta4tnt Tideo paper
ssys . a.
ace aew tight shrowa 90 the Crcsiu
farce , the iesunsuy q Mr Jordan
teiots The seusis committee "a privi
sges sd c.eeiians 10 To huuiliatins
81 telift NJ Jordan i cashier 81
ihs Tbif8 Na'i.ual Baat 10 THE city
Il wbicL 81 Tildcn = director aac /.
stool baiaef 10 lbe am5aas u aTty
eight Thousand dollars. Nj Jordts
tssuBed thai W q Psllos. Go, 10
dcns ncphrv ard confidential agent
procured tie noted eight thaesatd dol
lar cteek, drawn N favor n parties I,
Oregon. on the day preceding ,b'
Cfynin aaties Pelipu has 90 money
and his relations wi,h AR. Iildsn sefi
too iutinate lor TIE latter 70 have betl
ignorant Of that nay utefiens transaction
Thus Tie matter stands. exposed 10 "a
feFssees whieh are TOO essily drawn.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-01-18

Has Mica or Cast Front, Largest owes OF any
Family stoys. Portable Iron EDea.ed Reservoir,
Bakes aud Roasts splendidly. quickly, evenly,
Ventilated Oven, Fire Box Bottom aud Back
Double Centres, Hot Bla.t Doors, Largest fluesr
Splendid Draft, Longest Fire lioi, for lone
wood, Hearth Swings, won soil floors or carp
etc, Ash Catch undor Fire Box Door, Air passes
behind durable Fire Bach, Turn Buckles era
Oven Doors up tight, oven Doors lined Will
bright Tin. Heavy. Best New Iron, Went Crack
Warranted Satisfactory.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-01-18
LENO X CONEIS EsTATE-

- SrArp oF NKaAlSr, Manch stsr District -.
InprobAts Cont hold al MshohcAtsr, within
aud ftr snid ,h,tr O 90 the 29t0 dng u December
A. o., 1876
pfeseut Hon 4. D. Barton, judge,
The administrator On the estate 81 Ktno u.
Cone, late ~ Wnhall W said dsttiti,
deceased proposing 20 render an account ~ his
dmlGi.trAtiuu on ekid patste IT IL ordered by
said court that spil account he etamined for
allowance At a secession thereof 20 be held atthe
Probate Office ia Maucheserin said district on the
9ist day Of January, A. D. 1911, and thRtnottee
DO given to ali persons interested by the puhlt'
cation ~ THE order Ia the Mtuehostst JouHSAI.
newspaper printed at said Manchester, thfse
weeks sueeos.iyely, previous TO al time OF
hearing.
ITue record,
Attest, E. b. BURTON. Judge,
true copy ~ recof
Aitest. L y. BURTON, Judge.
!
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-01-18


1bc two state governments 10
I,oul.Ana are carrying matters with
high haad Nlchol, vas no sooner
iaaaguf.ieI than he bad large force
q men armed equipped ard oiicerei
ready to 10 his liddiug. aud sti We
have becp Told. 81 through the cam.
paige. that 40 unauthorized bodies 81
armed men existed 10 the Southern
states The same thing was witness.
81 IN South Carolina President Grant
has issued The follow ing proclamation !
W.sHEoToS, u. O., Jan. Ia.
10 Gen c. q. Augur. Nsp Orleans.
1t has been the policy Of the admin
i,tration TO take no part in the settle.
ment Of the question Of righiful gov.
eminent 10 the State OF Louisiana, at
least not until the Congressional con-.
mitlees now there have made their
report Butt is not proper to sit
quietly by aud allow the state govern
men. to be gradually taken possession
Of by one OF the claimants for guberna-
toriAl honon by Illegal means The
supreme court set up by Nichols Can
receive no more recognition than any
other equal number OF lawyers conven'
ed on the call Of any other citizen Of
tho State. returning board existing
In accordance With law. and having
Judicial az well as ministerial powers
over the count Of votes and Ia declar
ing the result Of the late election, have
given certificates Of the election to Oh,
legislature Of the State, legal quo
rum Of which holding such certificates
met and declared Packard governor
Should there be necessity for the re
cognition Of either, ii must be Packard
You may furnish a copy OF this Il
Packard and Nichols.
(Signed) U. ) GRtST, President.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-01-18

To those who are 20 unfortunate az 10
becoin, premAtutsly gray. or whose hair
exhibits tendency. to fall of, we recon-.
mend hisi OF lialfs Hair Remover. We
q 50 with the utmost confidence because
% is everywhere received with tnsrked
favor. aud hiss built upon its own merits
such snre foundation that IL IL known
sui a,rd in al civilized countries Ad-
d,soH IN ~ Adreytiscr
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-01-18
PRErosr PROPOSITION
ngYkAYKD.

Bernard g CAul6eld never loved a
Unioa soldier. He has been made
FESTIVE audsr the fact thai il night be
possible Tor squad Of marines 10 sup.
press ANY effort At Intimidation which
might be attempted ny Henry Waiter.
son's army q ore hundred thoas&nd
Democrats. Accordingly cauiaeId en-.
deavore3 10 lave passed under = sus.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-01-18
CENTENNiAN,
For Hard Coal, Soft Coal or Wood

Has very large ventilated Oven, convenl-
ent Feed or Broiline Door in front, durable
Crate Fire back Centcrs aud Covers, MCKEE
Turn Buckles on Oven Doors, Illuminated Mica
Front aud Cinkerlezs Grati which shakes from
the trout and dumps from the end Large As
Pan. Doors Tin Lined ODly the hest new 4 on
is used, and the Mounting aud Fitting arc very
superior. Reservoir portable.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-01-18
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

- Estata OF Lnthar NJ iseloy
We, the Subscribers, being appointed W
the Hon. tho Probate Court ter The District 81
Manchester, Commseionetet ofeeeiSe, examine
and adjust the claims aud Demands Of alipoIsohs
Againsf tho Estate Of
Luther Moseley late ot Arlington,
IN said District deceaeed, and also all claims and
demands exhibited IN oiisot thoroto hereby
give nstico, that we will meet Tor the purpose
aforesaid, AZ the late dwelling housv " the said
deceased, on the 20.h day " June next from
O'Clock, a M. uutll four O'clock, y ~, on said
day and that sl1 month"; from the LIST day OF
Dee, 1876, ie the time limited by said Court Tor
said or, dttors 20 present their clairs 10 rs fuf
examination aud al owauce,
Dated at Arlington, this 2ld day OF December.
A. D., 1876.
r. r. HARD. ~
20 u II, oANFiELD, o''''
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-01-18
Editor Of he Journal:

DEn SIR-All will agree that no one
can afford TO lose sight Of the manner
in which justice is administered 10 our
courts OF law. Especially is this true
when the lives or liberties Of individ.
uals are concerned; and there are Ger.
tain facts connected with the late
criminal trials in the Bennington
County Court that can hardly fail to be
Jf more than usual interest to your
readers. Some of these facts are
already we'll known. others to be found
10 the Records Of the Court, are not
familiar TO the public. Taken together
their cumulative force is such as to ex.
clude all differences, save one, from the
mind Of every one considered apart
they do not count for much.
For this reason it will be necessary
to allude to familiar, ss well as unfamil
lar facts, with this exception. that nc
mention will be made of any that dc
not appear Of record, in the archives
Of the Court.
John G. Reeves, Charles H. Cole
james Fitzgerald. aud Michael Coffee
were each separately indicted by {
special grand jury, at the December
term of court. for burning Carney,
Mill, such act constituting the crime o
arson
Reeves, Cole. and Fitzgerald wer,
also indicted separately for an assault
with intent to kill. by blowing up l.
NJ. Holton's house in Bennington vii
lage. They were again indicted fol
the crime Of mutilating ex.sherif
Powci's horse.
or these charges Reeves and Col,
declared their innocence, aud demand
ed a speedy trial. At tho same tim,
Reeves asked to be admitted TO bail
and bis Honor, Judge Wheeler, having
considered the nature Of the crimes
with which be was charged, fixed BIZ
bail upon the three indictments at th'
sum Of twelve thousand dollars. which
amount Was fair aud reasonable. II
fixing the bail, the presiding judg'
very properly refused to consider tb'
pecuniary ability Of the respondent o
bis State Of health.
The State then proceeded TO pu
Cole upon trial for burning Carney
Mill. The evidence upon which III
Government hoped TO convict, cam
from the lips Of Fitzgerald and Coffee
the former admitting under oath wbe
produced az witness, tina, be liz wit
bic own hand the waste that burne'
the mill, The latter confessinK himsel
to have been accessory thereto. b
their evidence they sought to impllcat
Cole in the criGc Coles defense ga
perfect; and the jury returned a vel
dict Of not Guilty. Coles sequitt'
virtually acquitted Reeves Of the sam
offence, and the State proceeded to u
Reeves Oh the indictment for BLOWN
up Holton's house Here again n
State Vas mainly forced TO rely q
Fitzgerald's testimony. who confesse
himself TO be guilty OF the crime. ia
pliestiag Reeves by his testimony.
this case the jsry failed 10 agree; eigt
stood for Acquittal. aud four for COZ
viction Of a SIMPLE assault
Upon the conclusion Of this triA
Cole. who Was then 10 jail. demanded
. trial npon The two remaining indie
ments against him. Ia deiaalt Of ol
tanning a trial. be asked to be sdmitte
70 bail. and the court Gxed bis bail 4
sir thoosahd dollars. the Stats q,
elining 70 further prosecute.
A few persons charged with lease
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-01-18
MILLINERY.

have on hsnd niet hHsofttnsht q atiheIy
aof,fs eoasistibg vi Ftt aud Velvet Hate 10 all
IL nsv shapes AID eglsrs, SUD Al sizes, tis9
new lot ~ Franco fQt making Hate snd hoansts,
sua a nice aas0rlmeDi ~ sks Feifets hpd
Ribbons A hue taseFtment 81
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-01-18
DIRE SIS MAKING,

and ~ Dress and Coax hskirs ssll hg dons -
a. rswtst ttfias. sha ths ulosf iEshionsbis
s.ttryas f9r I.Aiiss' AID EhiiaFshs Dress snsi
loass viii b. kspi IN ssis Ne shall taka great
,,5ns = pissse ~ thges shs may favor as sta
MIS-. L. y. sfOCKWEiL.
Dee. =, ls7e 81
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-01-18
FEATHERS and FLOWERS.
l have nice Trimmed Hats
for $3.50 and So

Moot Of the goods bsYs been toaghi sithin a
f.~ seeks and vii te sid - very los prices
All wssk uiI be daas ~ ; say thst vsii please
customers. have &sefy eaasPstsHt pei sssa' " 20
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-01-18

Hon. n. r. slmonds has become con-
pecied With the Rnilsnd marble eempa
any as assistant superintendent.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-01-18
1OMMISsIONEK'S NOTICE

" We the sabscrbsr-, beiug appolHlsd W
the Hon the Probate Court iOf tfs District ~
Manchepter, Commissioners 20 receive, eGauiiu"
AMI ndIust the claims and demands 81 all persons
against the estates OF
Gsorgs Battheder aud RisitG 7, Batcheider,
late u Dorset,
10 said Distriet deceased, apd also Al elaims And
deasnas e4hidted In offset thereto: Ead siH
montbs from the 9th day Of January, 1871, beins
Allowed by said Court iof that purpose, ~ az.
Therefore, hsttbs give notice, that We VIII stlend
10 the business u our appointment - TIE dsslel
Ing housc Of u. H. Kent - Fast pofstt; ~ ~
az aay Jdiy next from I anui four o'clock, ..
q on said day.
Dated a. Dor.eii this 9Th day o. Jhpasfy'
4. b. 1911. .,,xu
SASS JOHN l.. BAfCHkLDkh,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-01-18
4. ESrERBRoOK's ESTATE.

.I B RSTERBRo0K'S ESTATE,
"'sf,aU - NKaNoS1 District - Manchester -
10 pfoNAis Court held ~ hspghostof. Within
ADD tor pata Disuu1t on ths llth day 81 January,
A. . 1871
Present Hon T. y Barton, Judge
The AdniiniHtrtter on thc estate ~ j u -
tsrbreos t.ts ~ Manchester Ia said atstfst D :
ccasva, pfcrosiug 80 render a. sreeunt Of HE
sdministrati % ss'd estate, e 10 pfdtrod y
.nd Court that ssid seeouHt D. r,amturd Ter
,iiowAt tpst sfsftln thtf,uf tn br hold A. the
Probate ON % Ia Manchester " ss dts,tict, %
tho 2slh day ~ Feb a. u 1877 tnd that notice
be- given ta all psutons Interested 10y the pubh.
cation 90 this oid'f 10 the Msuehetter JouhFih,
a new .rNFsi printed al .Ald Manchester, Tires
weeks AuecVsslytlS, IrsvoGs - eel ,ims ~
hesnng
A true record
| Atinst. u. n BURTON. Judge
true copy record.
Attest, " u. BURTON, Judge,
85tw
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-01-18
Forest Acorn Cook
T0R WOOD.

Medium in price. and ons oi the handsonies.
Stoves wo have ever made Has al the appoint
Tlents OF the Acton, bat lighter and cheaper. A
perfect stove ceiling largely.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-01-18

ION, my back I" How oftea we hear
these word.. PAiti In your back nine
tunes out OF teu, ariscs from Kidney Di-
seass. IIUSr's REMEDY, used as direct
ed, will cure All Diseases OF the Kidneys,
Bladder, Ne.
ISYALIsLE Ere WASH cures swollen
Eyes.
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AGENTS WANTED II want agents
A to canvass for the Masonic Record. NJ OF
thengEt kind can max from $40 60 tl5 par day.
TsrriLory given IN Vermont, New HAmprhife OF
the entire state OF Maine. For farther p'ftieu.
lars ApplS 10 or address
G. j. WAIT
Hant. ii. 1875 M.nehoster, Vt.
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CrizES.

BY request we publish the foregoing
letter. for the reason that the papers
have not treated the persons referred
TO fairly, counting them a. guilty even
before trial. while the policy Of the law
ID TO hold people innocent until fairly
proven to be guilty In regard to the
amount Of bail required. we suppose
the lighter bail was imposed upon the
parties who confessed aud furnished
evidence for the State. on the same
ground that lighter sentences are usu-
ally imposed on criminals furnishing
evidence whereby their acconpliees
are arrested and convicted.
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

In the District O1utt Of the United States for
the District Of Vermont
In Re. John r. Carrier, Bankrupt In bank
ruptcy.
DrsrnIcT or VERMONT, A.
Notice il hereby given that petition has been
Hlcd in said Court, by John T. Carrier, Of Reads
boro Fails 10 said District, duly declared bank
rupt under The Act Of Congress Of March 20,
1867, for n discharge and certificate thereof.
from all hls debts aud other claims pTovAbls
under said Act and shat lhe 18Th day OF Jan,
1879. al ii O'Clock A. M, before tho Hon. y. A.,
SmHlley, Judge OF said Court at the U. : Court
Rooms in Burlington, 1s a signed for the hear
ing Of tho same, whom aud shtre al creditors
who have proved their debts and other peFsohs
10 interest, may attend and STOW cause y Anl
they have, Why the pra3or " cad petition should
not be granted.
Dated at Burlington, on tie 28d day Of Dee.
1876
IA Il. Is hAlAtLEY Cloh.
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