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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-17
PROPOSALS FOR FUEL, FORAGE AND
STRAW.

PROPOSALS FOR FUEL, FORAGE AND
STRAW.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF DAKOrA,l
Office Of Chief Quartermaster,
ST. PAUL, MIMI, February 5th, 1881
SEALED PROPOSALS in triplicate. subject to
office, and at the offices Of the Quartermasters
at the following named posts, and at Yankton,
p. T., until u O'Clock noon. on the 18th day Of
ing and delivery Of
Wood, Coal. Grain, Bran, Hay and Straw.
required during the fiscal year commencing July
lst, 1879, and ending June soth. 1880, at the fol:
fsmbina, ,s%isseton; 1'otten; Baford, Stevenson,
Abraham LINCOLN. Meade. Gormerly Camp Rub
Cheyenne Agency Hale, tLower Brule.). Ran
dali, Sully and Camp Hancock, D.. T.; at Forts
theogh, Custer. Ellis, Shaw, Logan. Camp Baker,
MiSSOula. Benton, AsSlnaboine, new post on
Milk .river,) NJ. T.
Delivery of such Of the supp!ies-Grain and
Bran-as the government may need. before
ceptance of. or execution of contract for the re-
depends upon appropriation, applica-
0' Separate ipa ate f Sids, in y iri ISinsaess; are required for
each. post and for each class Of supplies, and
should be accompanied by a copy Of this adyer;
supplies will be received. aud preference given
to articles of domestic production.
Each bid must be accompanied by a guaranty
that In case the contract is awarded to the per-
son proposing. it will be accepted and entered
into; and good and sufficient security furnished
by him immediately. This guaranty must be
signed by two responsible persons, to be certl-
fed as good and sufficient guarantors by a U. S.
attorney. Collector OF Customs, or any
other officer of the u S. Government, or responS-
lble person known to the officer receiving the
bid.
The Government reserves the right to reject
any and all bids. In bidding for grain, bidders
Will state the rate per 100 pounds and not per
Blank proposals and printed circulars stating
the kind and estimated quantities required at
each post. and giving full instructions as to the
manner of bidding, conditions to be observed
bidders and terms of contract and payment,
will be furnished on application to this Otfice or
me Quartermasters at the several posts and sta
lions named
Envelopes containing proposals shall be
narked proposals at ...........,"
md addressed to the undersigned or the respec-
i've post or depot Quartermasters.
CHAS. H. TOMPKINS,
Deputy q. NJ. General. U. S. A., {. q. NJ.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-17
INSURANCE..

OUlI0O 9I0I0S Branch
IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
On the 31st day Of December, 1879
The name of the company is Imperial Fire H.
surance Company.
4 Is located III London, England.
The amount of its capital stock is Sc, OOO, enc. 90.
the amount OF its capital stock paid up Is,
the ASSETS OF the COMPANY ARE As FOLLOWS /:
Cash in the company's principal office $2os. 10
Real estate unlncunlhered.. ........... les, 5OO 90
GU''s s. u st oeRss and I ii d.... s ai. osa ~
Loans on bond and mortgage, being
first lien OH uMincumberel real eS-
tate, worth double the amount
loaned. None.
Debts otherwise secured............ None.
Debts for premiums III course of COL
neutrality-suspicious.. ........ 1885,. 90
All otAcr securities. ................ None.
Total asscrs..,. ............. :. $685. s7. 90
LIABILITIES.
Total unearued premiums. ....... s2l3, SOS. GO
Surplus beyond capital aud all other
Iasses ndiSstai and i;. oSl'a'o'oO
Losses adjusted and not due. .......
Losses unadjusted.. 80, S9S. 90
Losses in suspense waiting for fur
All ia. other Claims against the company l,l2s. 90
Total liabilities. $500, os7. oO
STATE OF NEW YORK,
Richard d. Alliger.. Resident Manager. OF the
United states Branch OF the Imperial Fire In
surance company, Of London. being duty sworn,
and correct statement Of the affairs Of said con-
pany. to the best of his knowledge and belief,
and he Is the above described officer Of said
insurance cpmnHnv
RICHARD d. ALLIGER.
Resident Manager.
Subscribed ana sworn before me. this 3oth day
lSeal.l CHARLES N%ErrLEToN.
Notary Public.
Yan ATD.T s. 5. 2 fe5. g. is7s lIss
l. John $. Sand. auditor of the Territory Of Da-
kota. do hereby certify that the above and fore
gong is a true and correct copy of the tatement
OF the condition of the U, ;. Branch Of the I'M
land, on the 3lst day of December, A. u. 1878,
and NOW OH nle In my office.
BY l.. NJ. PURIFY, Deputy.
The TERRITORY OF DAKoTA.l
Whereas, The Imperial Fire Insurance Com
pany. located in the city of London. England,
has filed in this office Il sworn statement of its
condition on the Slst day Of December, A. D..
1878. in accordance with the provisions Of an
proved January, 1877;
Whereas, on examination Of the sworn state
ment Of said company filed in his Office, l find
that the said insurance company is possessed of
the necessary amount of capital invested a as re-
quired by law.
Therefore, l. John S. Sand, auditor of Dakota
Territory. do hereby certify that said insurance
company is duly authorized to transact the bust
ness of Fire insurance in said territory, for the
year ending December 3lst, 1879, by agents prop
erly appointed.
E,T. WHITE. Agent,
so YanktOn,
In testimony whereof. l have hereunto set my
hand and seal. this 4th day Of February, A. d.
1879.
[Seal.l JOHN 8. SAND, Auditor.
BY l.. N. PURDY, Deputy.
T.. T. WHITE, Agent.
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The ELECTIONS.
CALIFORNIA REPUBLICAN +!
The Maine Legisla-
ture Republican,
NO ELECTION or GOVERNOR
By THE PEOPLE.

California has done better for the
Republicans than was expected, having
elected governor by a plurality Of
over twenty thousand and all four Of
the congressman. gain Of two, and a
gain on the governor vote of fifty thou.
sand The minor officers 10 the state
are pretty well divided up between the
different factions, the Republicans
getting their share.
Ia Maine, where it requires a MAORI
ty over all 10 elect, there is no choice
by the people, the Republican candi.
date lacking only q very few
votes Last yea the Republi-
cans lacked thirteen thousand OF a
majority, which shows a handsome
Republican gain. The Republicans
have carried both branches Of the legis-
lature, thus insuring Republican gov
ernor Last year they lacked thirteen
Of having a majority on joint ballot
The Greenbackers gained slightly ovei
last years vote and the Democrats fell
of considerably The aggregate vote
cast was very heavy, the largest vote
ever cast in the state.
A. B. Cornell has been nominated BY
the Republicans for governor Of New
York, He is strong Republican o
the stalwart type and although he ha'
been opposed, somewhat, by the ad
miuistration Republicans, there is gooC
reason to believe that all will support
him in the approaching contest, which
will be vigorous and close enough (
be exciting, 70 say the least
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CORRESPONDENCE.

Lnpsio. GgsANY, Aug 10, 1879
r. The Editor N tie Journal,
| have Just word u fault TO 6nd
with you, Mr., Editor. strange 10 say
Not that il is strange 10 Cad fault with
an editor, that is the commonest pas
time Of the non editorial multitude. II
is the mature of the complaint that is
strange Mr. Editor, you have no
foreign agency All your other sins Of
omission and commission, were the list
as long az Your most delinquent sub
scriber makes 1t, could now readily
forgive Bat this one, never 1t is a
mistake 70 think that any paper will
do, il ouiy il be Americao. Your exile
can get the worlds meas ia any Of the
worlds newspapers. Bat your exile
knows another world that the great
world wots not Of; and who shall
blame him If this smaller world some
times appear 10 him the larger. Now,
Or this world there ia but one paper
alone, aud that is the JouESAL. Con
slider then. Oh Editor. to how noble a
calling you have been permitted to
attain aud establish foreign agency.
l know, Of course, you say il viii no,
pay. OF course Il wont. Bot think
what an unworthy motive 10 the greed
Of filthy luefe Remember tina, "lhe
love VI money is the root Of all evil
Rise above Il. then. and earn ,he graft
tede Of al exiles Bot don't, Mr.
EDITOR, please don't pfiut your foreigu
edition Ia German One does tot Tor
get bis mother tongue % soon as THE
NOT "HeA u ME. does he acquire
Another a. soon. either II auyoBs
wishes 70 aeqaire the Gcrmsn language
with the lcass possible trouble, l would
advise him BY al means 10 be born il
Germany That is ,he vefy beet way
Il may sometimes lie little ineon
reuien,. but - are III otheF method,
at attaining that resuli ceuAinly az
Americas, wbo 6ads himself 10 Ger
many with liitle practical command o
tie language for conversational par
poses, ! heset With dimenlties. and BIZ
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TIE Ncs Yt Hfaa n eommeut.
mg ag ldr Gegt u solid south
~ = iut eru3etsua pauy -ays
ltstlu eb,ci d dsmof.'iz'us he
Sa,heta Democrats The Herad has
oiten toll ,hsm that lhu solid south
aa4gd - usii rum. iast ~ q cane
very near ruluinR the Republicans. "a
i. even more hu,uul T. the Democrats
than IL was tplhe Republicans because
they haze Il aaJ case before them The
tack Il iegaains the conddepce q tie
ooaslfY aud ibeir alliance with the
element Ia the South which was once
10 rebellion, no matter how harmless
81 proper Of juslifiAble this alliance
may Be. does 10 fact make il more
difficult i0r the Northern Democrats 10
secure the confidence Of Northern
voters. especially when these see that
there is a disposition IN 30 many South
crn states 70 prevent the formation Of
party opposed 70 the Democrats.
Bot ibis il only one way in which the
'solid South Injuries the Democrats Of
the North II hurts them still more in
petsuadug them that union aud haf-
mony 10 the North are unnecessary !
10 giving rein to the enterprises Of
demagogues and designing leaders
whose struggles for predominance de-
moralizc the party, aud who accustom
IL 10 disregard principles, and TO seek
only for success al all hazards.
III the Democratic party were to-
day unable TO count on the votes Of the
solid South its leaders would be forced
10 appeal TO the voters Of the whole
county with sound Democratic priuci-
ples. and while they might slough of
some rotten borougbs they would at
once secure the confidence Of the coun-
Try. aud their Internal quarrels would
cone 10 al end in the face OF the real
aud manly struggle they would have
10 make.
As matters stand they may as wei
give New York to the Republicans aud
make up their minds to see Mr. Conk-
ling seated az tue successor Of Mr..
Hayes A mob never yet defeated
regular troops led by able commanders.
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isspmtmsal ). cW SAerman. supt,
pnHlsry sHAseea, YI~wis. wm
Fakfas. 1ssges
Depsrameut ?. WHssa. sept.
uwset "a Mps3,al lharumers Dl
5H Gua5. Cap, Hay. pr y " cai.
poster 5saErs. Dirisisn 2ua -scwinE
MataiBes Ms J \ Whedos. Mrs o
J Bsrbc Mn " c Boies Jadges.
pegartmcsi 10 Chas Wllaaus. upL
DsagB ltg HArness. leather. booss
AID shoes r Neisaa. c saow. Wm
Bgls. Jssgss niriaoa God Ready
Made Cioth.pE 9 W Hopkias. =
shelaoa. G Parker. Jsdges
Department ll-Fiorsl Hall Mrs
Fayeti " Hogfias Superintendent.
Ms Julia Feehe aud Mics Esthsr
Beeebef Clets
fiul Class OH Paiatiugs and Pen.
cling. af- X Coon. Mrs + = Sal
eri. Miss JafgAtr, McFarlaaa. Mics
Aau hinac lodges
Cas- ee1nd Flowers Mrs Ihos
s lieebe Mrs slauia. Alra Joba Cle,e-
iaad Jadgss
CIsss bird = Ornamental Work
Nj y y SHERMAN. Mrs N " Is Pratt,
Mtr H.ilr sheldon. Judges
Gas. Fourth F,gey Needle Work
Size \ IS CoI.iu. Aiss Fannie Wilson.
Mis- Mao Sherman Mics Mary az
tau. Jadgcr
Class Filh Ustiui Needle Work.
sc u,s . Eccohsr. Ms @ Hopkins
Mrs VI herman. Judges
Glass sixth Bread and Cake. MI.
cF sheldon. so. c \ sheldon. sIrs
S X Sherman, judge
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RUPERT ram.

The third annual fair OF the Rupert
Farmers and Mechanics Club will be
held at West Rupert Sept. "a and 25
Department, | -. Horses; Chas. H
Sherman. Superintendent. Division LIST
Stations 2 yeals old aud over. judges
10 make the decision. Isaac Gould,
Cha-. Buck. W. Flower, Judges. Di.
vision Dad W0fk ana Diving Horses
double aud single Beui Hogle,
Alex Gouilfy. J q Burton. Judges.
Diyis,oa 81. Colts n |. , and 3 years,
Judges to compare BY ages Clinton
Wilson. s Flower NJ G. Phelps.
Judges Division lih Colts 81 10
aud brood Mares. G. J. Hurd, Il X
Wilson, A. Hopkins. Judges,
Department : Neat Stock s. Ii.
Risieg. sopl Division let Thorough
BREEDS, al kinds and ages. WIN b.
Holmes. l. Z. spauldiog. NJ, Roberts,
Jadgcs. Division 2nd Grades and
Natives J. Rogers. i z sheldon,
las. Thompson. Judges. Division "a
Faye,te W Hopkins, supi Sheep,
Coarse Wool. Thorough BREEDS aud
Gfadcs. J Harmon. w Root. o Wood
wArJ, Judges. Division 4lh-Fiue
Wool, Thorough BREEDS aud Grades. A.
Bcebe. J b Perkins, NJ. Ingefsoll,
Judges. Division 5th. s. 7. IIurd
Supl. swine l. A Bibebs. \. Par
n,h. o Saith. Judges.
Department 3 Jay Sherman, Supl
nivision Let Grain. roots aud ell Other
vegetables d VI Hopkins. ] Braymer,
Y McMillca, Judges. Division God
~ II Sloddard Sset, Fruit. II Moore
J i.olh4am o Beebc. Judges
Department Z " Thompson,
SUpi Butter and Cheese Il HadA
way. /. y Sheldon. Mr l. A Bennett
lodges
Department 5 S sheldon. sap,--
Honcy, maple sugar, sytap. canned
fruit, dried fruit, preserves, jellies
cassups. ssest. miEea aud Sour pickles
Chasle. Hopkins. Mfs Guy Smith. Ma
SH Dole. Jsdges
Department 6 . Bonneville, sUpt
Moehasical tools and productions 4
= Nslsoa, III Conaa,. Q T HoPkios
Jedges
Department. 4 i II Beehe. Sop,.--
PaFn tools snd dairy u,eusils. u
Stoddara. c II Sheldon. Geo Beeehsr
Jnages
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mAny 81 The lakes - hears work III
ssIf sspply lAs Gasp vita ssA tor tbs
ss1i two days Aaa 4. 10 10 useou'
moa occurrence ior party 10 bang IN
thrce Or iour aecs a DAY. While uRe
would bare beautifully sapPlisd BIS
wAusa.
Bat thea. the other part Of 4. Day
after day 10 yosr long. SsHo~ sharp
poinlsd beat thai can distance . race
horse. yos glide 1hrough The pure
water. each point 10 The lake and bend
10 The river opening 70 the vision new
scenes Of beatty and wildness. Cone
svesisg. 10 sfGssn minutes yoa erect =
tidy home spou The projecting point Of
some piae-oovered island 4 cheerful
camp Gre. a hearty supper with lots o.
fou and laughter TO follow 10 the
warm air under The stiIl moonlight you
steal away aud lie down On The sandy
beach. The stars are glnmeriag
brightly overhead. The DARK pine
woods upon the opposite shore are re-
aected IN The water All Is IS stili aud
hushed a. natures hand can make II.
Long beiore you are aware Of u there
comes floating upon your ears The
strains OF music, Greenville. Rocking
ban or BAIerma From wheaee come
they FROM whose lips, you are AK
iag. Why, from your own lips. my
friend You are singer here Aithons b
you may aever try il outside
But al Tins costs. you say. 10
reply, II eosts comparatively nothing
provided you are willing - be your
own guide lAnd there il nothing to
hinderl. Five dollars Tor tent, for1y
dollars Tor = wel-made boat. which you
will have no trouble 10 keeping stored
here i've dollars more for compass,
map aud guide book aud party OF
three or four are equipped for month
each year land let that month be sep
ieuiber) ior life time
IN conclusion, don't lose faith in the
Adirondscks. They are crossing better
every year. Come next year aud bring
your wife and neigbbor. LIS cheap,
it's healthy. it's wholesome.
N IN.
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Tie Mes York ifva eays Mrs
Nhtsbain irsimasy. gifen la cert
Mop8ay aa3 tsisgrapbe1 is iul Is lbs
llrf.id - moe gfaPhle psiEfu aa1
arpfrs,iug stgry That saeh - rHpe.
r.pee - abe "details could bsse tsiAilrn
a peaeeatls respectable family obe II
the maF1rFed pefsas be.ng womat
snd smother chii8 :. - the stale =
di.rtacf tbai - matter bow the ieR II
s.ss psy aist3. caauo, soot te
hsed dawa
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Mn Cttholm hAa Faas e Assst.
lrtl Is .stea5 sta trial 4 lhe mefiefefs
q Ser husbaaA suA ehiiafen Tbe
siasy fhe tod q eosrt sas hauesias
Is H. details aad tbgfs can e - 3oett
81 a. uath VA ealy sursg MAJ
sas shet aswa e .te pfrstucc u et
vile. SOS ~ ippoosus daaghat wAo
aaseapsed y shIs.a htf slber from sha
shot xas u tbe AssAs,ls. i femAias g
IL sses whether the mufdcrtgs w3 ~
persisted 81 net
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

III STRICT on v HMOhf.
In tbs district Court u the Unitsd States FOR
%. Distiiel u Vermont
III Il Lathrop, Bsnkrupt. IL Bspkrnptey.
hplics 10 hereby given that peutios hss bssu
Hied Ia ssld CoHIt, By XII u. LathT0p. " Aaaehss
ter, Ia said District. daily declared bsnkfsps
under the Act u Congress Of March ~. lsCT, for
discharge aud certificate thereof ffoig al Lla
dsbis aud oihSf claims PfOssbls nsdsf said Act.
abu that the ftA dAy ~ October. 1873, sts O'Clock
A. y before the Hon Hot N. wheeler, Jadgs
~ sad Court a. the 4 C0uft Eoonas 10 Bot
land, !. Assigasd for sAs hearing Of ths same,
wheB and wbsas Al cfsaltaFs uhs hAys sTGysd
their debts aud oiheT psfssns 10 Interest, Bsy
end And rbox essze any they have sky tbs
PRAYER - The sAid petition SHOULD n0s be Efshtsd
Dated at Burlington. 81 tbs lsth dsY u AaEast
1879.
isaw EMAI1HY. CLERK.
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That remedy made OF such common,
simple plants as Hops, Buchu. Man.
drake. DaBdelion. &c. make 30 many
aud such marvellous and wonderful
cures M Hop Bitlers doi 1t must be,
for when old aud young. rich and poor,
Pastor aud Doctor. Lawyer aud Editor,
all testify to having been cured by
them. we must believe and dCubt no
longer. See other column.
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COMMIssIONER.s NOTICE..

gSn hCfHffLaaTH Est&te.
The uhasrsgEad, having besn appSAElsd W
TIE Hon. Probate Court fyr the DistEiet ~ hss
chester Commissioners, W receive. sE4assas aed
adjust I'll claims and dsAsHas ot All psfe0ps
asa art tbs sstAte II
Jahs hepAilamy. late " D0Fsst.
~ siia D4strets dsesassd, ssd 81 siastns e1kiis
tied Ia snsst thsrets. hsfsbf Tlss n1ises thaA -
siN nseei ieF lhs paTpgsss sisisnaids st tbs ate
Tssl1ebCe u the DECREASED 10 Dorset. On The zsih
II February usTt tEom Eins O'stock, . r.. eaiil
tour eioek D. r. on salA dAY and that ssf nseaths
from ne z5lh u AsEast. 1872 y tks tsns h@-
ted " sad Coagt for ssia eFedglofs 70 pre- scat
lba4f aisims ~ fgr examinations sEd aiiss saes.
Dated At Defset thAs 1sh aAg u Ans asis -
CHAEf.E6 WILLIAMS. c,,s...
Use JOHs MANLY.
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.GUARDlAN NOTICE TO SELL
y


tTArE ~ YfRNoNT, District u Manchester, ss.
Ia Probate Court. held st Manchester. within
aud f1r said distiiot, On the Let day u sspisin'
Der, A, ~. 1879
Dwight sykes. guatdlsn II AftbeT kytss aud
Ci9fa sykes residing Ia Dorset IN said eiEtrlsi,
makes application 70 said Court for license 70
sell the following described sal estate VI his said
sGrds, to vii Being ali the right. Iitle aud ~.
tefsHt u sad wards IN al ths real estate where.
81 Harvey kskes. late of sad Dorset, dsesassd.
diet, seized Aad possessedi and representing
that the sale thereof. for the purpose Of putting
The r0eetds Of sueh saie Of interest or Investing
the same 10 stocks OF real estate. voaia be ben.
ene Of % stid wards
whsfsupon 1t vas ordered that hearing Oh
sAid application be bal 81 Probate Court 70 be-
holden Al the Probate Office Ia Manchester Ia
said district On the 30th day Of sept, A u.
1873 aud that notice Of said application. the EA-
tule aud reasons thereof, and The time and pises
81 hearing thereon be given " al persops in
torres ed By Publishing >. osftinsa e1py Of the
record u said order tbree weeks sn6eesaiveiy IN
the Manchester J0UESsI, = Newspaper pFihtsd
vt said Manchester. previous 20 Etid time VI
hearing, that theY may sppssr ~ said time and
pises. and " they see cause, effect thsrsto.
BY the Court,
igB@ Attest, RAkNRY HOW I'D, Jadgs.
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rs. l would willingly act as 70
cign agent on slight commission
ANE TnE ADIKoN ovEREsrI-
MATEDt

AItE TaIE ADIKON OvEHEsrf-
MATEDt
1rpPn's LAKE, Sept. 4, 1879.
Editor Journal:
The above is question often asked,
but, as yet, answered to The satisfac-
ton Of but few The prevailing idea
seems TO be that so much travel has
been turned thither that the charm and
beauty Of the region has beea lost.
The opinion is q wrong ooe. The
Adirondacks are still vast wilderness
aud for people in general possess far
greater attractions than ever before.
II il only 10 the eyes Of The professional
sportsman who can dnd enioymen 10
nothing but cruel wholesale slaughter
thai they have lost their charm.
] be scenery IN ell it, grandeur and
sublimily il still here uutoached by
the hand Of man. Aud % vast 10 the
stretch oi wilderness, 90 boundless ia
capacity, that even though thousands
are 10 il yet there is room for tens Of
thousands more. and still each one eau
he long. ieng wars from bis Beighbor.
Fall az The woods are il il bat little
trouble 10 visit lakes where hardly 4
party bas been this season. There are
joe, enough in to take % that sense q
supreme loneliness that Is 30 burden
some to AL ADD eth not disturb tie
solitude Aad wild0ess
As for sport there is enough 70 salts
" any reasonable creature Upon
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Photographs,

Ferreutypes copied aud enlarged pictures U
anything IN my line will be made ~ the present.
reduced prices few weeks longer. Cs nos
aud save the extra price you viii have 20 pay
neat summer. | have on hand for sale ehsgp
a larEe lot 81 ateteoscopes. htcreosoopis Views,
Picture francs &c. Also glasses for the uow
convex glass picture aud some ailk velvet nickel
rim frames made expressly 10 put these pictures
IN Call sud see them 1t my Old stand near my
rcsldehee North Main Street, Manchester W
". n ALLEN.
FeS ", 1879.
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Marriages.

A. Ar.aetso ttssstss seeafaf sse4 a -
yAs sss3aaesa Il A p cseaa3t ksa ~ az
RES Iaha Hsrlssii. NJ ps8sr g tFsefsa -
Nee esk asa n tss Nsff Nassfs "a A. taetHn
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PETITION TO SELL REAL Es.


STATE az YfhMosT. District " Manchester, 80.
Ia l'robats Court hold at Manchester. within
aud FIR said District on the let day VI Sep.
A. -, 1879.
Present Hon. Rsnuey HOwsrd. Judge
Your Petitioner f. j. Walker, Admiuis.
traitor Of Alexander Corbet, late Of Peru 10
said district, deceased. respectfully represents
that
The amount OF debts due from
said deceased aud tAIes Is $40 G9
The charges Of administration
estimated a funeral expenses IS W
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Balance Of debts chGrgesble on
real estata Of said deceased

real estate Of said deceased ts3 eD
To rAise which sum, be praya said Court 30
grant him license 10 sell 90 much Of the real ss-
tate Of deceased, as il necessary for the ayment
OF said dobts aud charges Of administration, aud
portion cannot be sold without injury 10 those
interested in the remainder
Whereupon IL was ordered that hearing on
said application be held at Probate Court 10 be
holden al the Probate 0lflce ia Manchester ia
said district on the 30th day OF Sept, A. y,
1879 and that notice Of said application, tbs Ma
ture aud reasons thereof, and The time aud pises
~ bearing thereon be eigun 20 all persons inter-
csted by bublishiag certified copy u the record
~ rAid order three weets sucess utsly IN the
Manchester JouHEAL, . Newspaper pnntsd al
said Manchester previous 10 said time of hear
tug.
true Record
Atto,t KASNEY HOWARD. Jsdss
A trpe gnps ~ Record
iG3S Attest HANNHY II WARD Judge
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-11

THURSDAY srrr H. 1879