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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-07-03

Shipments OF cheese kre again tnaae
/ this week from the different factories
A good many have begun hsyiug,
aud again the click Of the moving ma
chine is heard In the land.
Owing 10 quite number who will
/ be absent FROM town the 4tb, the most Of
| the programme will be omitted.
Morgan Audrus and Fannie Wstrous
were married at Granville, N. H., last
Saturday evening "Our best wishes =
Miss Artie Cook, as teacher IN dis
trct No. 2 has given the best satisfaction
aud it Is hoped that she will be secured
for another term.
MIR Cheney, Of Dorset, met with 4
few singers In This place few evenings
since, with view Of giving concert al
some future period
Mrs. Rev. w. A. Miller, OF White
Greek, n. y, accompanied by Mrs. Mary
l.. Andrus, OF Amsterdam, n. Y, have
been IN town ON visit TO relatives.
Although prices 10 harness leather
have somewhat advanced, Miller will
close out his stock Of harnesses for lie
next 30 days at low figures, to make room
ior more.
Mrs. Sarah Woodland, wife OF A, ID.
Woodsrd, died at her residence last SIM.
day morning, after short Illness. The
funeral services were held at the resi-
deuce Tuesday at o'clock aud were con-
Quoted by Rev. e. A. Foss.
Allen Whedon of West Pawlet was
killed last Saturday. He was returning
home from Salem in carriage with
Isaac T. Gould, aud when about Two
miles from Salem the horse was refined
up to watering trough, placing the
horse directly IN front of Mr.. Whedon.
AT this iuncture the snap on the thili
strap became detached and dangled
against the horses leg, when the horse,
large and powerful beast, kicked and
struck Mr.. Whcdon on the breast, caus-
ing his death in about twenty minutes.
The remains were taken back to Salem
and afterwards conveyed TO bis home at
West Pawlet. He leaves wife and four
interesting daughters 10 whom be was
tenderly attached, and who warmly re-
cprocated his love. lie ha held the
position of Deacon In the Baptist church
for some twenty years, aud had done
more than any other man both persona lily
and financially TO build up aud station
the church lie had also organized and
superintendent the Sunday school, which
was very flourishiug while under bis
management. lie was a devoted friend
of temperance aud education, and con
tri buted largely in The establishment q
the West Pawlet Academy, and was also
several years town superintendent Of
schools lie served two term. Ia the
general assembly aud held from time TO
time several other responsible county
offices. Ills funeral was largely attended
on Monday afternoon from bis late resi-
dence. lie was Ghy.nine years OF age.
Rev. d Beecher, of West Rupert, G. A.
johnson, OF Granville, and MIR. Teller
were present aud OIL cisted. Ills inter-
ment was in the beautiful cemetery at
West Pawiet
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-07-03

HENRY AND JoHNsoH's ARNICA AND On
LISnrEST is an external remedy for Mao
and Beast.
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DREssMAKINGl

Nr 8 Il oaaa..a b,,,s, syoan.,.sl NJ.
Gar. >Ha e. fftFslel 81 d. 8fesamaAibe
Mas @ COLEMAN.
Iesiar rb tt tpu OH. is5s liu
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-07-03

Odd residents begin TO arrive in town
10 participate ia The coming reunion.
The town authorities have decided TO
prohibit the sale and use of iire,crackers
on the coming 9Th.
MIR Davis Of the Bromley House has
made ample preparations for taking care
OF teams on the Alb, Of which u is ex-
peeled there will be a large number
present.
1T 10 understood that the Hapgoods
will furnish display OF heavy sky
rockets, furnished by Charles NJ IL.
upon their grounds on the evening Of the
4th. II that evening should be rainy II
will occur on tue frsi pleasant evening
thereafter.
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ARLINGTON

The ladies' aid society wss held
81 Mr. Batcheldet's on Wednesday after.
noon aud evening Of ibis week.
The chair shop troubles have been
settled aud the men have gore TO work
again.
MIR John Garfield. the picture man,
has taken down biz house aud gore 20
East Dorset TO remain for while.
The Rev Geo. q, Jones, rector o. 81.
Peters church, Bsnniaglou, ofIeiAled Al
St. James church on sunday last, preAch-
ing Two very fae sermons We regret
that the ibeiemeury Of the weather pre-
Venlcd good msay from attending
The entertainment given 81 the town
hail, Wednesday evening", the 18th met.
b. members 81 ST, James Parish and
others, wa quite 3 pleasant affair snd
largely attended Tie exercises consisted
Of singing, dselamali9us b. several young
misses, chorsis, etc. One very pleasant
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l. q. 81 g. r.
Regular meetings GA satataay Eyeuiuss q
each sesk a. AA&m's Han
VA ADAMS. v. c. T.
r. D. HUlT, sect
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-07-03

~. n. sykes sod bic daughter Annle
iett here i5f Be. tea isst saturday.
--Df preuiis as,s family Of New YORK
lrrlvei last W. tk 81 their sHsamer resi-
deHce in Dor e. TIC doctor preached
40 excellent srusen Sunday AFTERNOON
irsm r.Aims &c vi. IL
There wAsg large natabeg Of arrivals
ltsi week Of 90 arg saAIes who have been
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-07-03

The eopious rain Of Sunday the 291h
placed The prospec, Of fair crop Of bay
beyond doubt.
Capt Hugh Mccall died Al his resi.
deuce 10 Rupert the 18th Of June, at The
age Of uiuety-sIx years and eight months
His funeral took place on the 10Th. The
services were conducted by Rev, DR..
Lambert at the Congregational church,
assisted by Rev John Wilson, pastor OF
the Disciples church Of West Rupert
Capt. Mccall was the Oldest person 10
town.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-07-03

abssnt. ether - teachers oF p5P.is.
Among ,hs SANDER AFs Miss Ellsn asd
Msa Eauuie Flsid, Mia Bertha Pratt snd
Miss Mafis naslcy
Many tbssts lor dsb Of vtry large
kad delicious garden strawberries ihsl !
faaDd Hpon M tsbis dAY Or two siues
Thsre we're two varieties. the ChepeY
AID tie Cbsmpion. Some of the berries
measnfed 3 inches 10 circumference.
They stre grows 10 Mr.. Dwight sykes
garden. Ia addition to The generous g.i,
wks package Of home-mEde maple
sugar, assly paiveHFed ADD ~ While As
oar crashed SAFE sugsr
TAtT bogJT
Quite a NUMBER Of oar citizens have
an luvl,siion 10 attend The reunion a
Pefu TIE Foar,h, being natives Of said
town.
Forty Eve persons took dinner a oU'
hotel On Tuesday o. las. week, TIE largeI
part Of them being permanent boarders
Who can beat tha, Tor The siEs Of The
place
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-21

slightly longer time than steamers, and 1t ID
said that the flour arrives In better condition.
as their holds are subject to less heat than the
latter,
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MARKETSaBY TELEGRAPH.
By Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Company,
Dom estfH.

CINCINNATI NAV 2o-Bulk meats auiet sbou,-
ders 55oDy go, RIB sides ~. clear sides s5a4 90
~ HI loose Mess pork sln u hbI Iard-fJnr-
rent make slS ID ID. Hogs nuiet: common ~ 10
as TO- fair to good 81 2oa3 60, choice 90 G5d8 10.
Wheat quiet; 81 0sa11 10 for prime TO choice
Corn steady 3s43a for mixed. Rye quiet: No,
9y,, 49, Ma IN o.in p, Sbo,. ribs rsoa
~ Ima ~ M IN INV ~ pnrb 20 esGao syYg
Inno aoioa 40 ~ Z ranaiyad 40 tx askad INV
YarG r daN8c tx Iuna q 17izG1s 90 Julv npv
IN c.oa - ~ yuhe' o'i'Sa@oA' 'uS' is
ssrn nsh,s stt vrd. E,ti,,,+oa raoa,,tr M
re - Az .vo e. 400 cffiaiaI vestardav % NIX
aoe III ante ea.p iht baga "a a5aa ~ mirai
~ WI, w; M osSoo en haa7, stt,,ing al snGna IA
hatie Est,mataa r. raaaints 4aoo market gniet
ot ano oo.i fi.Ie w. 100 ~ ~ asi,ad
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

CAss1DY's HOTEL-Chas Stewart McComb
City; John Kelly. st. Charles. La; John James,
W T. Htmbrough. Clifton. Ala; Col II Riebard-
son, Jackson. Miss; Col j Mayer. Vicksburg,
Miss Dol Geo Norman, Louisiana; Fl Speeht
Galveston; Fl g MePike. st Louis; II I Pentiz,
Wallace, Baton Rouge.
CITY HOTEIrJohn Fl Nattltn. Collinsburg;
0 N Ogden. city. James Gall. Jr, Washington;
II Devall. West Baton Rouge; Houston
fucker, New York; J 4 Duhbs. 81 Louis: John
gehlar Br9wnsyills p1rkins Jr Osf ha
Mi 10 Carmel; John j MeCain, Montgomery ; Mrs
J 8 Thompson. Bonnie Doom: j. r southnn,
= BurRuieres. Houma; $ Wise. Abbeville: Col
= J Bowen. Miss Minnie L Bowen. Canton: nj
Day, Jr, Buffalo. N Y.
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT WEDNESDAY, NAY q, 1879

Lanaux Land, Leake. LeGardeur, Jr., Long
Lott. T,,,ckett. Matthews, Willard, Moreland,
Moore of St Landry, Munday, Mctiioin, Mutt
Ogden, Olivier, OFT. Parlange. Peehe, Ponder (,
Of Jackson. Smith Of St Mary, Stagg, .Stille,
Stringfellow. Sutherlin, Thompson. Vance,
watkins, Webb Wells, White. Williams OF
Grant Young of East Baton Rouge.
Nays-Messrs. Allan, Babcoca' Behhan'
Bourgeois, Cahen, Davidson ct lberyille,
Dickerson, Fontelien, Grimes Hough, ,, Ian
dry. Loan. Mentz. Nognnz, Stamps, Steele,
Stevenson Stroyieh, Williams of lefrebohhe,
Young Ut Concordia ~
Absent Messrs. Bobie Bulow, .Chiapella,
Denis, EstopinaI, Favrot Gardiner, Gla,
Kemp, King, Kirkman, Lagan, Lyons, MARKS
Marshall Moore of Lafourche, McConnell,
Pardee, Phelps, Pinehback, Richardson,
Roach, Stewart, Stone, Todd, Warmoth-2o'
Article 8 was adopted.
Ar. Robertson moved that the vote Oh the
adoption of articles i. and be reconsidered,
and on his own motion the motion to recon
slider WAS laid upon the table.
Leave of absence was granted Mr. Kemp
for three days.
The Chair announced the appointment q
Mr.. billiard as an additional member " the
Committee On Agriculture and Agricultural
Statistics.
ORDINANCE NO. 336 RESUMED.
The consideration of ordinance No 1886 was
resumed,
Item 20 was read
IMr. Cunningham In the eharl
Mr. Moore, of st. Landry, offered an amend
ment. which was ruled out of order.
On the motion of Mr. Richardson the item
was amended by adding the words "Or any
Illegal dispositions of property"
The item was adopted AS amended.
Mr.. Moore. of NJ. Landry. offered the fol-
lowing as an additional item, to follow item
M. 20. between lines Ga and GU Of the printed
Bill. to wit.
Creating. extending or jmpairing liens
locating or changing parish seats creating
new parishes OF elahelne parish ,nes .i VIZ.
nsihinn tba nn,nors ar dutiss ~ of,nars of
,.rishas towns or sohnni dist,iote. reyuIat
iny Tho faos ar avtanding tho nowars and
dnties If town councilman iustines or The
naono and othar manistratas or eonstahles
~. - a., .1era.o,,
W, io.,e iioNs' w. anie.i V,o i' e., ~. w
!" -, 80, 80, 'ioVie a. s ~ III ,,.a
i'a'.'fs -" - So = N''a's - ~
,..
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WEATHER, BULLETIN.

WAB DEPARTMENT,
Signal Service. United States Army. !
Daily meteorological record for the eight hours
ending at oos D. m. Tuesday. May 90.
Observations taken a. the same moment OF
time at all atatfGna.l
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r. indicates rising: y. indicates falling: s..
indicates stationary.
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American Observation-Disclosures. 40
United States Observation-Disclosures. 4S
Clearing House Statement - Exchanges ss4-
g27,sT4, balances 80. SAG, 29s.
In State bonds Louisiana Consols rose to 30.
and District OF Columbia 8. 65s to s7a.
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Maximum temperatnre. IS minimum GO.
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Z siaoorne offered resolution relative
,Ssihg male eonviets upon the levees.
Y over.
ms OF COMMITTEES FROM THE TABLE
aeGloin in the chair. -
report of the Committee on General
Ills was taken UP.
| Z sspert Of the committee was adopted,
. accompanying ordinances returned
- We're referred to committees a.
aenaed therein.
shot Of the Committee On Manufac-
" saken up and ordered to De printed.
sa0stltate recommended by the COM
ordihances Nos. I9and Isl was read
s. rsea In lieu of said ordinances and or
& " placed upon the calendar, becom-
e aaee No. $50, -
sansle exemption Of property employed
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.
OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
Tuesday Evening. May 20. 1879.
Mryu aRIEANu IN m BINn- unrIau
Total thus far. s2,547,222 % $2o1 $50 4s

frnfal th,1r FIJI EAT o1 soa1 sgp Az
we ouote exeentIona, paner s@7 u cent. Al
~, 49,. 49,. "a 49,, -,
oo f"-, secouu Rfaue uo ~es-' fottas oh eoi-
aterals COS. Al mortgage paper SO; second
grade do ID " cent per annum
Mexican dollars are now quoted at s5@85k
and trade dollars at 9O@g5. Halves and quar-
to,. fAmo,ioon, orc ,notod Of oomook
'e.s Va wan eio t"o'o" az '0ee VIZ
The sales oil foreign exchange were light
and rates are firm Bank sterling rules at
--44ss, and bill of ladlng and clear bills at
4s5@4sG.
Freneh hils are Arm and nuiet. We nunta
hank frames -. nnmmernial ,assm5 1s1.
Rnnk sight billa nnanad tirm and elosad
strong at ! 4a cent uranium far bank countar
rata nnm mereial ia nuotad xG- 10 cent nre
Mum
State nonsols firm at 5om5oL
pramium Rnnds closed oniet Mt o5a,moe
Stocks are Arm. N'O' w
MIsGELLANEOUS SECURITIES - Copsol-
ID ted Ennds are quoted mt 81 ao3, x Half-Pntd
Gity Coupons as9saoa5 State Warrants. e5 zaesa
T,evee warrants. 71076: City Time. 1879. 4ob@
"a: 1875. 3o0N: 1876 2Od23: 1877. 2o4M21: 1878
2oi5mN: savings Bank Books. -0D4O: do pre-
ferred Of 4 mqeS
-. 49,, ,,r,,,,, ,,,, .,,er
NEW ohhEANs siooh hAohANeh sAhhe.
FIRST CALL-1O A. M.
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Fine Observation-Disclosures. 7h@
'e FO9RITbe demand for -four eonti M1 W
Receipts are improving with arrivals thus far
this week amounting to over 10000 bbls. Bal 90
to day 4476 bbls, Of which 1000 were for export,
as olows-25 bbs at 81 30; 100 at "a 40: ~ at
~ 30. rs. 100 and 100 at " %; rs and 40 at 30;
So 100. 80 and los at 50 rs: 50. 100 and 300 at
So 20; 25. 25 Is, 35, 49, rs and 100 at Sc u.s. $50
on private terms; 1000 for export; 800 sacks on
We quote: Fancy extras ssase IS; choice
extras IS 81 10; double extras - 7ao512h;
s s. sns5as 50 . bb sup Daasrs
their trade obtain an advance Of soc y Dbl on
RYE pFLoUR-steady: 5000 2s.
HoMINY,$l 2s02 So. wholesale; 81 5000 GO
GRI'Ts-Ex landing % 1902 80; jobbing at
CORN MEAL-Pricesa are firm and unchanged.
Stock fair and demand slow. We quote choice
Western at 81 45@2 s. ex landing. Dealers, OBJ
tain an advance OF 15G255 on these rates. Bales
SO and 70 hbs at ~ AS rs and 1875 bbs at 81 5O 75
PORK The supply Of mess on the spot lis
50 75@1o. and new mess $40 75@11 Dbl
D5sF s ftE fa PFSce in fair demand and
steady at unchanged prices; Shoulders csc
for loose and s7fc for packed meats. Dealers
ODbh1D the usual hTVhQCS on THESE rates.
BACON,,This staple Is moving slowly into
small jobbng transactions, at steady rates
shoulders 434c, clear rib sides SIC. and clear
sides size. Dealers obtain an advance OF nc On
these rates. Sales-5 casks shoulders at 4Ic,
20 half casks clear sides on private terms.
HAMS-We quote a fair demand for cnolce
qualities for home consumption and some In
duiry for export. We quote eanyased hams
sA@9hc for large and medium averages. and
91a@9Ac for small averages
LARD-The demand Is limited, but prices re-
main quiet and unchanged. We quote; Ilefces,
6I@7c for refined as In brand. and 61ac noml-
nal for packers steam. Dealers, rates arc 1ac
BREAKFAsT BACON-supply good; demand
light and market dull and easy a. s Tx ta a31
the usual advance on these prices.
PACKERS HOG PRoDUCTs-De are are
selling on orders In the job trade at 80 % p nan
09 for prime pork; 80 for prime mess
SO rs for family mess pigs feet 81 Tor EGGS. "
for firkins and 81 25 for bbis. s.,oa
CURN-Stock fair and market steady. safes
35O sacks yellow at 4sc 500 mixed at ABE $50 white
at 53c 220O do at BIC and 1000 40 at 52c . busne
OAIS-Stock fair and prices steady at 500
SIC p bnshel. oo.
HAYY-Is in fair supply and prices are steady.
WHISKY = Market quiet ard easy. We
nuote choice Cincinnati at 81 es91 10. fair to
good Western at 81 07@1 0s. Louisiana 81 05g1 o.
POTATOES-Supply light and market firm at
% o,ssioNs-Light supply and firm at 81 rs p
oJ C,.ABBAGEs-F Firm at ss@s Is p box.
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CONN ERCIAII.


OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS DEMOOKAT, I
Tuesday Evening. May 20. 1879. !
COTTON - Holders were firm to-day and
showed no disposition to sell unless they real
lied an advance Of hc over yesterdays figures
Consequently the sales were confined to 900
hAlaa
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-14

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FOREIGN NEWS.
srEczAL ~ n xvHEzA DAr11r sEsr1sEL
the Silver Question.
HHsT TH loaDDk Times" SAYS or
IHf SITUATION.
BRIGHT PROSPECTS FoE AZ Ap-
VANCE IN RATES.
zs3 sf . sArk and Grem-


LVsDos. June 13.
tbs Tunes, to-day, sass o1e Of the
MAN eznsss Of the rise III silver, Mae tine
publication Of . letter ~ tlss Under Seers-
tzry Of ntate Tor lndlA, giving the views os
Lord DIDO basseil, tbs BRITISH En- bassador
Al Berlin. n regard ~ Germany coinage
policy. Jhs letter canfrms the announce
men Of the German Gorerpmenss d.
termination mot ~ sell sns more silver ri
present. The German Government has
v0v pounds Ut silver On hand, which
viii ipcreass during the s-rsv1nsssz Df
SALES 1t k generally believed by tine
men VI Germany, that fhs Gov
eminent a preparing 10 introduce and
adopt the double standard, ~ IL Francs.
The Times" add The belief If tine
financial nsn Of Germany 10 hardly snfh-
cseni ground ON which 70 eone IL a con-
eiasion that silver will W r-enionetized
forthwith. AS 3 whole, the teudeney of
the letter IL 10 shos that 8 rscovery In the
value Of silver is quite probable. Thai Ger
many viii eeasf 10 sell till the prize rises
~ also YER likely, Tor the loss. 30 far. has
bssn rather severe. She IL, besides. be-
hind-ilsnd uath her silver coinage. qniie
apart from any question Of double stand
ARD and AZ the end may 10 have
nneh more TO sell. The produeGiou
q silver, moreover. has been far
hess M proportion to gold thar : popu-
larry supposed, and lss consumption il
greater fhar taoss who advocate the edop-
tlon II hsmetaliism for England have
allowed for. All this folly j~ustifies the
opinion that tbs depreciation II silver has
been nnduly great, but it by no means
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