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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-16
BAYOU MACON AND TENsAs.
DONALDsONyILLE.

FOR DONALDsONvILLEv VIA NEW ORLEANS
AND TEXAS RAILROAD.
IT, r. THE STEAMER
kkRRssaEa assafk ST. FRANCIS BELLE.
- William Gibson master
VIII leave. the head of Benville street at las
e. M for Westwego, with passengers for all sta
tons on the New Orleans and Texas Railroad.
Returning. will arrive at 80 .. m. Same boat.
connecting with Sunday Accommodation Train
D. m.
Freight received at the same place I'D to 4:so
o'clock will be delivered at its destination next
A'~'
oc1oh O. e. PAYNE. Superintendent.
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NEW oRLEANs AVID MOBILE RA1LRoAp

Phelps &co--59 Allen, West & BashN-ls Cbsff s'
Hamilton & Powell--47 Gardner, Gillespie &oo-sa
w Sentell &oo-29 Harris &oo-7 Cyrus Bus
sey-258 Ocean &co-2s Ranger Fatrnan &oo-1 car
| cattle d Cox--4 de Ayoock, Mitchell &oo-l do e
Simpson g. Tricou-75 bb,s pork Miller Dohonde 4
col car bulk wheat Il L Highly coil rope W D
Ripley pkge mdse Lewis do 90 bbls whisky
mdse H Goldsmith-10 do Hsrter g. Fenner-3 do n
II Hansell--2 do Fl Stern &co--2 do L Lyons-2
ools whisky hIy. l.ha Hanay5 boxes eggs Kent
Hart &oo--25 pkge mdse It Roder--l do Lagan 4
Makiaonw -, gkge batter 81 Lawrence Goo pkgs
mdae White-,20 bbls whisky so Kegs do Tbos
Simms & Levy box tobacco hhds do BeadIes,
Wood Goods tierces hams 10 boxes bacon Howard
4 Preston boxes mdse D Roberts, tos me t s
Il Del Bondio-50 do Schwabaeher & Hirscb--Total
$40 bales cotton bhds tobacco
Train No $50 bales cotton to J Graham & CO.
10y do Meyer. Weis &3o-g2 do j H Maury &co-1OO
bbls oil Aldge-6 shoes H Stern &oo-1 crate
frames L Moore-2 pkgs mdse II H Hansell-4 do
Horter Fenner-1 piano Grunewald-9 phgs of
mdse Bateson. Wisdom & Bowling-3 bbls whisky +
1ost-l do Brown Corbett-3 j G Hem-2 order
] Il r Chevally--55 bxs pickles White e. Byrnes-s4
boxes jelles ii Pohlmann & Son II pkes mdse to
Booth wagon II Goldsmith-7 pkge mdse to
) y Solari Son--105 pkgs tobacco j j Irby e. Son
. pkge mdBe A Whitney Goo do j G Morris-5O
Smith Il Bros Coo Dbl whisky Gregg & Lord-ao do
Y h Wymond-20 hf do GottschaIk-l4 bxs eggs
Miller Meyers bb whisky Finlay e. Thompson
~ pkgs pigsfeet r Keut &oo-24 pkgs lead to G
Pitard-25 bbls beef Newman e. Jones-a pcs iron l.
y Rlpey-7 boxes meat SchwaUa ober Prevented a.
Pfeifer- bill wine B II Flasbpoller--1O cases of
matches L Reder &co--5 bbls alcohol st Louis DIst
ery-l5 bbla whisky Fieiburg &co--3 do 80 pkgs If
glassware G Whitney &co-1283 pcs bulk meat to |
order-15 bbls eggs Miller Meyer-17 tierces hams
d9 meat IA bbs ribs Vose Bros d boxes bacon to
Hirsch-2l pkgs paper Meyer-10 |
rolls leather John Frank &co-2 bbls whisky Clau
let do Faret-1 L M Layman--1 hf bbis whisky |
Mrs TooDs-25 bbls do Dreyfus--l34 pcs cast |
ngs Pitard-3 boxes bacon ties meat Schwabach
N g. Hirsch-l do 3 tierces hams e H Faircbild Son
Seo-3l do 10 tcs meat Is boxes bacon to Barstow g.
Deeves-1 hf hid meat Schwabacher & Hirsch-sun.
res to order-Tota ga bales cotton and 1868 pcs
,uk meat
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-16
ARKAPOLIs AND BENDS.

ARKAPOLIs AND BEkDs. s'
Leaves EVERY MONDAY, at5p.
~ - FOR ARKAPOLIS. GREENViITT,E
- Argyle, Vieksburg and the Bends
The fine and fast passenger packet
KATIE,
j. W. Tobfn. master; W. N. Gaines, clerk:
connecting at Vieksburg with Parisotts Line for
all points on Yazoo and Talahatchie rive: g.
:, BOAT reserves the right ito pass all landings
that the captain may deem unsafe.
yANNEY q WORE
CROCKETT & CARTER.
r. W. ADAMS.
through bills lading given to Trenton. Mon
roe and all stations on Vicksburg Sbreyeport
and Texas Railroad. Also to all points on Ark.
apolis and Pine Bluff Railroad va -
BROOKETT d CARTER, Agents,
oe6 38 Magazine street
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Nm4 The steamship
RITA,

will sail from her wharf SATURDAY. Nov 8,
For freight and first class passage apnfv In
RANGER. FATMAN Il CO. Agents.,
ocAy Is CarondeleS street.
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by Railroads.
NEW ORLEANS AND L

| NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD
Dec 15-4i hhds sugar Richard Milihep-5 do 30
| hbls molssses Chism q Boyd-5 do Brugier-9g do
L Hunt-46 do Il Bourgeois Total 90 hhds sugar
| lao bbls moasses
MORGAN's LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL
ROAD.
Dec 15--lt1 hhds sugar 157 bbs molasses John
Calder-35 do 81 hhds sugar Pelton 4 Dunbar--9 do
M Walsh-25 do 6s bbis molasses X Bourgeois
do 81 hhds sugar l. G0dcbaux-3l do 90 bbls moasses
Robert Hare--22 dc Bush & Levert-4 d, l. Bbolet-
50 do ID Given d soma do Capp Bros &co-s do
hhds sugar N Laine-2 do + Ssvin-R do 10 bills
molasses Beltran-45 do Fl Gally-9 do NJ Shelly e.
Legendre-22 do Greve Widermann- tanks do
Il Gay &co-l hf Dbl do r Small--9 bbls do So
sacks rough rice Bourg--65 do Thompson Rice
Mill-l3s do Foerster-l hid eugsr 1 Dbl molasses
u Morey-l0e sacks rough rice L Tsrrebonne-35
do Bernardo hf bales moss M j CbapsAy-lOt
bdls W hides II bdls skins 2 bds dry hides @ A
Whitney &co-1 Dbl molasses hf Dbl sugar Hotard
Total 249 hhds sugar 5Ss bbls molasses half do
tanks do 399 racks rough res
Train No2-60 hhds sugar So bbs molasses Robert
Hare-3i do VIII Matthews Bro-3O do 10 hhds su.
gar W Leveiioh-20 do John L Moore &co-s5 do
l43 bbls molasHes Richard Milliken-20 do John
Adams &co-3 do Odell Wright-s do RyEoski &
Manade-4 bales cotton Jno Chate & SonsSl1 q w
Sentell Goo Tertrou-4 A DeBauc--s1 J w
Burbridge &oo--2a Capp Bros &co--7 MoGehee,
Snnwden g. Violet Payne. Kennedy &eo-4 John
Adams Goo Jno Phelps &co--2 L Laeassagne-
+ Duftour-7 Levy, Loeb. Soheurer &co-3 do 10 dry
hides Beer BIT Dbl molasses key do W H Mat
Thew ,hsws q Bro Dbl gr hides Kerr & salles-7 dry
hides Rycoski Manade--23 head cattle q Mehe Il
co-2l do Ayeook. Mitchell &co-u do Seryat--
Total 100 bales cotton us hhds sugar 2s7 bbls moIas
ses hf do key do
bales cotton G A Whitney &co-3l order-Total 1919
bales cotton
From Gaveston-69 bales cotton Jno Phelps Goo
sluberber Behan-$5so gold f Flanders-Total
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OPELOUsAs.

REGULAR OPEIOUsAs PACKET.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY,, at s D. M
~ - FOR WASHINGTON OPELOU-
So sas. Port Barre simmsport Church.
-. lille and all landings on the Coast,
Atchafalaya river and Bayou Courtableau-The
splendid passenger steamer
LESSEE TAYLOR.
NJ kenison, master Eug. Quatrevaux. clerk
will leave as above For freight or passage APP
ply on board. or to
r. W. ADAMS,
No q Commercial Place.
Connecting at Washington with line of barges
for Bayou Bduf, giving through bills lading
NOD
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HARLAN,
Will leave on

LIghterage to Corpus Christi m anv, a, ~,s,.
and expense Of consignees. " ""'' "e LION
ROekport. AA A'"uou az
Freight for all the above points reee,ved at tbo
Depot Morgan's Louisiana and Texas RaiiroaG'
loot OF Lafayette street. daily. until 5 D, M.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-16

SATURDAY VICKsBURG UNITED STATES
MAIL PACKET.
Leaves every SATURDAY. o, m.
- FOR VICKSBURG. DAVIS BEND
bines-The passenger packet
NATCMEZ,
1. Z. Leathers masts- J. r. Muse clerk,
connecting at Vieksburg with the Parisot Line
Tor Yazoo. Tallahatchie and Sunfower rivers.
q and with Anchor Line for Memphis, Cairo and
This boat reserves the right to pass all land.
1ngs that the Captain may consider unsafe
For freight or passage applyt board, or to
yAMNsf WORK. 1o6 Common street.
,r,,, HlTE d CARLlN, Tohoupitoo.l s street.
Monroe, and all Stations on Vicksburg, Shreve-
port and Texas Railroad, via Delta, La,
w. b. BROCKETT, Agent
mye SO Magazine street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-16

SIERRA LINE OF STEAMSHIPS BETWEEu
NEW ORLEANS AND LIVERPOOL.
GUILLERMO- 49, 1925 tons. :. .CaDt. Eehsvarzrdia
PPEERRsRRloo-'' -'.142s tons. Capt. Bidehea.
rEph3 $1,000. 7s5 tons Capt Mungici
G 5bhhCIiNA ''.'--13S4 tons. Capt. Riestra.
ppThsnhClA - $3.50. 908 tons Capt Arizuma
r. r. a --'....' s59 tons Capt Gartez
The aboye powerfully built steamshins viii
enter the New Orleans and Liverpool trade dur
ing the coming fall. viii receive cotton and
Continent Of Europe. - 40
HFA The steamship
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REC EIPTS AT THE NEW BASIN.
s.rl River-Persste Lolie-55.0Qo It lumber
Der
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mdss
RIO DE JANEIRO-Per bark Hilda-4ooo baus
coffee Brown Bros Geo
RIO DE JANEIRO-Per brigantine Shepberdess
--3400 bags coffee L Phipps Geo
RIO DE JANEIRO-Per barkeptipe Merlip-ea11
bags coffee Brown Bros &co-l700 do !. Phpps eco
900 do L Moore-Iotal SOIL bags coffee
MuBILE-Per steamship Alabama--7OO bales cot
ton Ranger. Fatman &co-1s0 Gardner Gillespie &co
so Allen West IL Bush--14 M Sohafs Ia Ali.
son &co--l Forcheimer Bros-1 Rogers e. Mitchell
suHdres to order-Total 1897 bales cotton
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j. A. Ruiz. master. Edw. Nicole, clerk.
Leaves TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SA1
URDAYS. at 10 a. m.
The steamer
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-06-21

tammssa e CT James n. Nalbrs3 &c
oi North Beaaingss1 Ass arc araaed
lsta ioasteca 3ivissans, he taenhefs re-.
eaeai ofeata osaBty t,tlangsaE therelo.
pa4ef division cumnanaerk The e..
sreos a.ieaaisx fsfnef rcunions have
alsass attracted cSsNas. aad The !. e..
Psetei g. efsel former aapigrfsafies.
Pleasaat lgroaaas 81 100 acres have
tssp selected. slisAis8 midway between
tac present village q Heuningtsn aud
hSnuiagl0a Cenier, The latter being the
Beaningtoe a. cne hundtcd years ago,
b uhich = located the site 81 The Cen.
ieAnial store hease. The objective poisi
Of Borgoyne 10 Col Baum . expedition.
The comiag iGth 81 August exercises
bare not yet been announced neither
has the time Of the grand review aad
dress parade Of Col. Peck's regiment n /.
n = u, nor the meeting Of the Yer
moal Editors aud Publishers Assoeia.
lion. the Vermont Historical Society or
Veteran Soldiers reunion been officially
announced. They occur some time
danng The week. An illumination and
triIiiaai display Of fireworks has been
proposed Cor the evening Of the 10th.
President Hayes will bold a public re-
ccption on the afternoon or evening Of
The 18th, AMI short one on tho 10th
ior those guests who are specially To-
yilea by the association for the 10th
only. Business details are actively
progressing uUder the direction Of the
executive committee. Hon Hesry g
Root. chairman. The arrangements OF
the literary committee. Chas. NJ Bliss,
secretary Of the association. chairman,
aud Hon f. J Phelps, president Of the
commission, member. are rapidly APP
preaching completion. Among the mil.
itary organizations expected to encamp
here during the celebration are the 10th
brigade National Guard Of the State OF
New York, Brig. General Allen Of Troy,
commando, and the Boston cadets.
Gov. Fairbanks will be the guest Of
Hon. Trenor W. Park during the 10th
Of August week,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-06-21

Died Ia Manchester, VI, at the Parson-
age, on the evening OF June 18th, Mrs.
Sarah Y. Cushnan, wife of Rev, X.
= Cushman, recently deceased, at %
years Of age.
The characteristics and virtues of this
lovely Christian lady were fully known
to comparatively few, owing to years of
confinement by i'll health. Yet they
were Swallowed forth daily by her warm
sympathy, her hospitality and her for
getfilness OF self in her family, and to-
wards any TRANSIENT member OF it, while
her appreciation Of the efforts ofothers In
her own behalf or that of her husband,
was often expressed in hearty thanks to
the thoughtful OF careful friend. She
was mine of Joy an strength TO. her
husband in any dependency arising
from pastoral solicitude, and impaired
health On his part be thanked the Lord
fervently for giving him such a compan-
ion, and while her peculiar delicacy and
modesty would ever have shrunk from
the idea OF appropriating to her own in
flnenee any measure of bis eminent
success in the ministry. During Mr.
CushmRns illness of twenty.four days,
commencing April oath, she was unable
personally to minister to his necessities,
but her quick perceptions indicated to
her what was ncedful, and her clear
mind and composed spirit directed her
distressed family in its varied perplexi
tes, cares and labors at that time. The
spirit of the Lord was truly her candle
lighting all dark places, and making the
way plain. Looking at her emaciated
and feeble form, her ability 10 endure al
that time was a surprise TO all, for she
had seemed near departure for severa
weeks, and expressed her readiness &c
90 at the call OF her heavenly master.
When tho word came that all was over
she at once became the comforter Of hcl
sorrowing children and those around her
| Then her intensified motherhood sough
| life to be protracted, expressing herself
| that she was afraid now, she shoult
want TO live for the sake OF her dear
| daughters, while indeed none coulG
know of her own soul desolation. Tit
| light burned brightly in its low socke
for few days, aud then the gil nmeriul
became faint. The painful cough, witt
entire weakness and loss of appetite, be
tokened the end near, and when II came
affection was powerless to pare tina
frail beloved Que from its struggles will
| the foe. But the sainted spirits hav,
met. Lovely and pleasant were thei
1 lives, ia death they were not far divided
aud together they sing the praises 0
Il cir Lord and ltedeemer.
The funeral OF MIS- eastman was at
teuded from her late residence on FridA!
AFTERNOON, June i5.h, and wa. plrlicipat
/ ed in by several clergyinen, with ieelinl
1 tributes paid to her worth. As we view
esd The beautiful remains, with the fail
brow aud aubUru riuglets dropping a
usual heneatb the ear, The pure robe au'
white flowers so significant, the though
came that when T" this mortal puts d
Immortality the same may be meet TO
the Kingdom Of heaven. f.. NJ. W.
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srarE AEws.

Friday morning. about O'clock, The
dwelaHg 81 Nj. RoWlAnd Baiioek, Of
West Pawlei, took Gre from sone care
less arrangements abons the pipe Of ibe
kitehoH stove, aud before Il WAS diseoF-
cred bad gained such headway tina, II
eould not be arrested Tho bone vas
comfortable farm house Insured for
81. 900. The furniture vas insured for
600; Besriy ail The household goods
were saved. Me-. Ballock had just gone
to The cheese factory With bis milk, aud
was q course mnoh surprised 10 be IN
formed Of the disaster on his return
through lbs yiilage Mr. d. intends 10
rebuild At once.
Saturday morning, The 10th inst.
about bslf.pasi O'Clock, an alarm OF Gre.
brought out the fee department and the
citizens Of yergenses, aud il was found
that the Island mills were Ia flames. So
combusEibie was the material that moth
ing could be saved, aud the entire mill
was burned, lighting up the surrounding
country tor miles. The sparks we're car
ricd a great distance, but fortunately the
rain prevented eonhigratiou The
dre wss set by lightning These mills
were burned IN lSil-'i2, rebuilt by Brad
bury Of Boston, and burned before being
occupied The mill contained six run of
stone five Tor -four and one for plaster.
Six men were employed in the mill.
Building and contents valued al Sl7i 900.
Insured for $4,000. In the Vermont
Mutual, 5000; Connecticut river, ST.
600; balance ia stock companies. Some
81 900 worth OF olapboards, two sleigbs
etc., were burned 1t was the most i'm
portant Touring mill in this part of the
Stale.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-06-21

IN will be remembered that a State
ceasutssion and form u government
pas adopted by convention ~ Wind.
sor. July = I5f1 Ii is proposed %
bold a STATE celebration there July 9th
tbe present year. The s,h coming 90
aaasy. - commemorate the Tooth
aaaiffisafy II inst important event
u eossss snsh q celebration would be
very appropriate. bat we had supposed
the people 81 Vermont were reserYiug
al their powder for centennial week al
Bennington 10 August, wheu every.
thing pertaining % onr early history
will lie celebrated
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-06-21

u eeery 9ae he knpws. and 1 be ssops
saAks h2ads tWp "a three tines This
: iaixroslisg % see Il oct % participate
IL. The pAses drink ard sIaokc a
great deal. bal hardly ever % excess
! hope these feR rambling seeieaees
mas - n iateres,
fegrs tfuly,
Ctru
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neNsrsoros onsrrsSIAL.

Alta meeting Of the Bennington Bat.
he Monument Association, held Satur-
day, Major A. - Valentines nomina-
ton for chief marshal was confirmed.
Other business was transacted, and
large amount Of unfinished business
was disposed o.. Many details Of the
Centennial celebration are not yet de-
termiued, bat enough is now known to
aulinc the probable programme for the
occasion. Chief Marshal Valentine an.
uouuees the appointments in Vermont
besides his personal staff, Of marshals
for each county, who have the appoint
iug power 70 select each his personal
staiI. The States Of Massachusetts, and
New Hampshire will be asked to ap,
point each a chief marshal, whom and
aids. under the direction of the chief
marshal, will take charge Of the organi.
zdious from each State respectively
during the procession There will be
two distinct celebrations, one on August
10Th. IN commentator Of the one hun,
IL, dih year Of Nermont's existence as
an independent state This date is sc.
lreted tor convenience only [ pom that
dty lhere will he procession, follow
IS i au Grafton by HIN Daniel Roberts
II Burlington. aud poem by Mrs Julia
L li0rr VI Rutland bis ppuces
si1a viii comprise President Hayes,
NieeIresidout Wheeler. members 81
the cabinet, Gen. sherman, Admiral
Potter, and other representatives Of the
army aud navy Chief Justice Wal,
Governors Of States aud suits the Yer.
moal Legislature, escorted by the First
Regiment. n O.. S, v, the Fuller
Battery, the visiting military, the me.n
beers Of veteran soldiers reunion aud
local organizations, On the 10th occurs
The centennial celebration Of the battle
81 Remington There will Be process
sion. Grafton, banquet, GRAFTON. etc
President Bartlett 81 Dartmouth Col
lego j. orator The honor is given &
NrW Hampshire because that State was
the home q Gen. Stark, aud al one
hall the American troops engaged il
The pcnniagtoa battle were furnished
IL Der William Cullen Bryant ia 10 b
lhe poet. lie is a native If Berkshir,
county. Mass, which was the home 0
hgbling Parson Alien. who figured pro
ntaestiy ia the engagement with Col
Baam. IL il proposed 70 usher ia tbs
battle anniversary by ssalste fired from
The actual cannon captured BY Genera
stark The procession wall consist o
al ihe persons aad organizations men
TONED for Tie l5lh oi August. I'd "a "a
dili0u The Legislature Of New HAmp
tl.se ard Massachusetts,, attended b.
their military escorts A basquct vii
Ne served IS city caterer ID ten
aal lsar ihousaad plates spread o.
tbe ai,amooa a The 10Th q August ID.
egas9uns aud poems Of both days will b
delivered - a separate tent isom ih
bssqaes ieni, capable q holding ! 5 90
prysous IL tie tyeaing a torchligh
pfaeosaoa has been proposed, consist
tx & ihe veteran soldiers reunion
This society ID NeHnoui aambers abon
10 00o pemens, the larger pursian O
whom wlll ebe&np - BehH.ngtoa FOO
days ia The lob 81 August week. Be
glaniag Tuesday. They are under ,h
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WM n FOWLERiS ESTATE

sFkEx ~ NEAn0Sf. Mach aaief hieirici -,
IL frohAis CoaEL held 81 Manchester, sittss
aBd o. said daslfict GA the ista day q Jane,
a D.. ISL.
Present Hon. D. n Barton. Iales
The administrators Oh the estate " William
F0pisf late u WhitseFesk, Nsw fafk. de-
ceased. prapos4ng 10 render AZ account 81 tbesT
administrator o. said estate, u IL ordered b.
said coart THAI said account be ekAmlaed faF
allowances 81 ssssion thereof " be held At the
Probate efss ~ Manchester IN said district on the
Iath day u July A. y. 1877, and that ngtltr
be givea 70 al persens Interested BY the paeli
cation ~ this order 10 the Manchester DOT HSAtt
Newspaper printed ~ sAid Manohestef, three
weeks sHocessively. previous 10 ssid time Of
hsAfiBR.
true record
Attest. n, u. BURTON. gadge,
true copy 81 rscord,
sSw At,sst. I. n. BURTON, Jadse
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ulRAM rAsTMAN,s rSTATr-

- Stets - VsFmesL MezeAesfEg, E4ssrfss- -
A > ffetets Csuft he& e hAatesstts pltkia
kaa ~ aeia asetfict e ManraeEtsf o. tAs "a
aay 81 @aas $ ISIS
lrpassi hen. a. D. IsHftan, 4aAess
A. isslfsnaest, pafnpftsus - b tts last VIZ
AMI TssiaafsNt - MIfam Eaftasan iAle af ha
pert ie sasA esskfct dtesssea tsiez presan Ted
- Chsfia4ts kssimsn. the fxseatit thsfs5a
nasaea 90 feea4iss "a 10 esaege4 bs easa tassA
thst 81 Fsrsors saBeefnss ihtFelu " ueiiHta 81
sppe0 At = sssssea tteresi. 70 o. heid - the
Ffehets OEAssin Mtnehester, 10 sad Astt}il. ssH
ths sra day - tunt A y is5f, Al % e'elssA
IL he hsFeanaa, Aud sb@s caasa. q ahF thay
save, Ggafust The probate q saif VII faf
Which purpose Il u farther pFdsrea, thAi this
order, b puhlisAsd thrrs wesks saoesstsssiy g.
The Manchester jersNAts. : newspzPet pftplei
~ Mapehestef In thia state. previaus g. said
Attest X d. BURTON, Jaaee,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-06-21

A number Of clerks oi the post.oilice
q one Of the large eilies Of the west,
having beea discharged BY newly ap.
pointed postmaster, laid their griev.
aaoes before General Key, stating that
the new appoinlees were inefficient, aud
the present postmaster was not loyal
% thc administration. They accord
ingly asked lis discharge. General
Key laid the case before the president,
which resulted ia bis replying to the
petitioners that the Office is we'll con.
dacted at present, and that the com
plants are more IN the nature Of pri.
yaic than a public grievance. The
post.oficc is not political Institution.
The postmaster has right to support
Or oppose the administration il be does
not neglect bis duty by being busy
politician, or make himself obnoxious
by reason Of inconsiderate zeal. His
opposition Is not Sufficient cause for re
meeal.
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g No MORE PHYSIC.

No more nauseating, burning Linemonts 10
tons, salyes, and 0intmeuts for Pain and Sore
ness. but grateful, healing, and soothing e1ter-
mai application, such as can be had by the use
OF COLLINS VoLTAIo PLAsTERs, the greatest aud
most speedy pain rehever In tie world. This
great remedy consists OF Voltaic Of GAlyanic
Plates carefully attached together and imbeddod
in Porous Plaster, highly medleated, forming
the Rrandest curative agent OF this century. II
IL gentle and constant
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-06-21

TcW Va hefa ks1a 6gbiiag L. Asa
daneg she past week with variable fc
suts tAgaeA ne Tusks has held ibeir
ana rtamkahIy vel la EstgPs tie
saidea q shfsgs hss pei nsicfis'ly
ctsgts. "a ihe gnslaas hAre rot
yts crossed tba psnule, iboagh their
feet .re 81 nassed Ga ,his psrpaso.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-06-21
PAINTING.
Don't Txfro il Done.

II yoar House FarnituFe Wagon, or FArming
Toe8s need Eziatlng ssud f9f sGfLNkN's
GUIDE t. Paiafing. 7 tels you 10 plain Tag
lssa hos - ml1 eaaoTs, hgw 20 do f5fMiniag,
MmbHas, lfaaiuuF, Withdrawing. kAlsomln
lag, sign. LkaaaeSFa. HaaNes arfAags kad Fur
nisu4s Fa-rNng, aS. S@nt pest paid iSg S3e., Or
three Tor si.o9 ~ ASsoN GILMAN, +. o. BoE
ess Lesss'ou MAtas tt2m
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-06-21

Iaef das,lee llefrpaht hAs called
. tpedisl ufa Il he isll bsheh q tic
Supreme oaan On the foHrsh Tuesday 81
Jolly q heAf IA appeal from thc chan.
ocHafs Srma ordsT 1ismissing the
pefiiiea 81 fhe Cenirai Vermont rail.
rosd .stoctitets iaF - 0faei of sale a
,be Yeupoal Central and Fefmgns ana
canada r5ajs 70 pay trust DECIDE