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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-05-01
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- state Of Vermont, Manchester District,
10 Probate Cont held At Manchester within
aud ~ raid Dittilct ou the 2Jtl dnt Il
April, A. 1879.
rresent H1u habnty HowArd. Judge.
An Iusuumsrt, pufpOfiiug 70 De The lsst wiz
kgestmeut 81 ifmsce Guu & ,iAto VI Manchestef
in ssid district, dteeased beng pr+s.aisd by
lax BaicheideT Executor therein namsd Tor
Probate IL is ordered BY raid Court that all
PERSONS concerned therein BE- notintd 20 sppeaf
AZ ssssio thereof 10 be held al tie Probate
once al FACTORY Point iB NJ ,Hchastef, 10 said
disiric, on the 29ih day u h4J Al 1879, a.
10 O'Clock ia he forenoon, aud sh0N esuse ! AHy
they / ave, sgalnsi the pfobsts OF aid Will for
which purpose il farther ordered. thsi this
order, be pabllshsd three seeks snecr 1iytit IN
the Manchestar JouRSlL, Newspaper printed
Al Manchester Ia this state previous "a said
time Of hosIiag.
BY tie Court.
sas~ Attr.t. RAssEY HOWARD. Jadgs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-05-01

psgieci wofk. Asa il sesned probable
thAs The cod woala toos to reached
and that .hc last barrier crested b. toe
constitutional ameudmenla ard whole.
some lsgislagios BY the general govern
meat h protect its citizens 10 The 60,
symeut Of their liberties. would be
swept a~ay Bat. d late, way seems
70 Be opening % 10 ,hete poos neglect.
"a wards Of the nation. While their
guardians cauuot o. viii not afford
them the shelter Of the power reposed
ia The government iur the protection q
It's subjects, the generosity OF the
Western farmers Is coming 10 their
rescue and rendering welcome 20 the
hospilable prAifies Of Free Kansas
WhsH 40 other earthly resource seen
ed remaining to these pour hunted
creatures bot TO turn at bay aud At
tempt hopeless struggle against their
prosecutors for the privilege Of home
10 the land their toll had more than
purchased aud their yalor had helped
to preserve, ibe prospect Of an escape
from greater evils is presented by the
opportunity OF self exile. Hard as this
seems, ii may be one q the instrumen.
talilies through which shall be brought
about greater blessings 10 all concern
ed, furnishing labor where it Is most
needed aud cxtortiag their rights from
those who otherwise would be unwil'
ling 10 accord them. changing national
issues aud solving great national
problem. EQUINOX.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-05-01

The SouiLern Democrat il alwa 10
favor 81 State rights. bat the meaning
II tbs. phrase !, Is peualiafly bard to
deGae ,n o,.e mood aud suder one ,et
Il TACT. BE explains !, 10y saying All
we wAut IL 10 bc let alone when Gu.
otter 81 n fscis occupies bic attention
iu BE- let sloue j. a.t what be does not
4aat iic y aht. The National Cavern
mcat t. raseet hisn lrom the yellow
lrter. from else eallle plague. irom the
egiion ~ufm. 4ad SAINTS il 60 pieVent
iae calared people from ieaFing him -
cultivate bic awa coIiou aad rice heids.
- - tweniy dss years ago be wanted
Il % each sasn ans send them back
4tes ilsy I'D fua away Bgt wbeu
she NafSonsi Government propose a.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-05-01
-GUARpIAN NoTIcE TO sELL


sraTF ~ yEHsoST. Distflet u Manchester e
AZ Probate curt, held Al Manchester. ithiB
and Iat ssld District on The 3gtL Day ~ April
A. b.. 1873.
Prsseut Hoo. RAJ Dey Howard Jadgs
hso. swift. gulraisu ~ Hsnfy u. 0ok .
minor residing 10 OHnssA. wles0Hsu makes sp.
phcAlou 20 ssia Court for icenss ~ sell ths iol-
lsiug dsrcfibed real sstsis Il Ais ssid ard, q
uit 81 the right tt sBd interest ~lieh his SAID
ward bas 10 and ~ ~ The real estate eta 4ted 10
Manehesirr. sforesaid, whersff hshi0H Coax
l.te u Marches 81, ascs Gssd died seiEsd ADD
posss.sed; Representing that fhs ssis thereof.
b the pHfposs q putting ths proceeds ~ safh
sale at nis rtst or iEYsstgog tAs ssn.e 10 stocks
or fsai estate, 500 be bss eseasl 20 ssia ssfGs
Whsrsnpon il sss ordered that hssribg o.
aaia application be hai 81 Probate CguFt " be
ho4deb ~ tie Probate Once ~ MAnFbss'sr 10
ssld district - the z.th GaY u Msy D.
1919 sna that sottss q said sppiiesiion. the hE-
~ and reasons tilafaaf, ADD - TINS sna place
~ hess4ng tAets9g be RiseH 70 al issfseas a.
iefestei ~ pHHiishiag a esftiasd oggF ~ TIE
fse1fd u tsi4 - ief three seeks saaeesssSeif ia
the Manchester 5grhsaL, . nswspaptr pFlnisa
81 said ManeAesfer, ptssioas 70 ssid nms q
hearing. that tbsT m6y Egpesf - ssia tine AID
place. and. u tbsy ses eaaae. sljeel tAsfsio
sass Attest RAAsEY HOWARD. Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-05-01
Vermont MachineCo
fellows Falls, W
SARAH O OAsE.s EsrrE

- state ~ vermont, Manchester Distriei -.
~ lfohst, CONT held 90 NAreheHff siihiH
4. % 1879
IN lnsitumeut, pufYeting T. b. ths last VIII
shd JestEmrHt ct ~afsh ttsf late u ~.
lington 10 ssii distiIt dete& - hanR tree
ssntsd IS NATHAN Is Case, lhe Executor thefeia
HAT AZ potsoHs concerned tAefEin BE- nati8ed t.
kppearti kes,i9n thureUi. 81 bs hsid % tue
1Osn Hall III Arlington. in raIf dlyiti I 90 the
2ltb day u Nay 4 y. 1873. a 30 o'eioss. IA
tho forenoon aud shag cause, II suY ties haFs,
pose II Il further ordered thEi THIS order bo
put ished three. seels suegesslyely IA the Msn-
chester JoUHSAL a Newspaper pfigied a. Man
chester 10 this state, pre'igns q said t.lgs 4
Leaung
- The GdHrt
slsw AtTEsr. hANhi uoW ND. Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-05-01

The Senate passed the resolution
sme, dug tte 'uler % that the Strrla-
~ aud efgfsHt-4t arms can remove
tho saAosdibste iiicen at sill Senator
lsAamAas moved an amendment that
rri68 soldiers uaw holding Office
saoaia uoi lie renewed sithont cause
aAa aiih tAe apptesai u The president
- ,te Senate witch was rejected by a
pssty saae Anoiher amendment was
praPoaa that no Uuiou soldiers be re-
mHva add thrr places sgpplled by
confederate sa'iiefs Tui. was voted
aoaa b the n~moe al though Seu4-
tg As9sen, whn hsd charge II ne
npss 81 t#sa ,sil il 80. nj tbs
nl lhr pfiy 80 remove us.iea
b. f8ir bs3 uus teeH amend
- thr 81. however shea several
fn saaiets wef- bottled that their
hes vefs uet wanted any longer
sim She q stuw lbe disps.i-
81 q she msj r5t, - congress iB
sheY haj the Presidency nodef their
reiTel erefr cshieel oaieet. sh9 So
tte bssaa sflae 6epSamesis AID every
euhisaate aow0 d bous.hlsck would
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-05-01
1OMMIssIONFR's NOTICE

- ALLKR Is. IHDaffoea Estafe.
Ne lhs subscribers, being app8laied W
the Hon the Probate Court foF tlis HlHElei n
Manchester. gomniisas1usrs ~ fscsifs. sts1Iibs,
sHd al jast the claims and demAuds ~ Alipsrs0ns.
against the trtnte -
Alien aIompsoa. late u Dorset,
10 said District decreased sAd aisS al claims - ~
demands exhibited in 0fsst thsfot0s aud SIX
mouth. from the 4 dsy ~ January, 1879 being.
AlioNed by sapd Court f3r lhat pufpose, ~ 10,
therefore hsfeb give aoiiee, thst We wgBslend
To- the bCsiHess - oar appointment - thes
flee ~ b. Huaafd 10 ihe ssil tgsn Of
MANCHESTER. 90 the l4sh day = 4uiy usHt ff1aa
,.slseA y. Il. ga b 5a'eiosk. , =. "a Fkid day-
Dsted ~ AshchtEffr, Sc this IL j Jay ~
Ma CofHDss, c,,,s.
ta% HEhT il SMITH,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-05-01
ssIGSEE's SALE


Ia she Distfici curt ~ the bGlted states ssF
he l4sUl.t u vermont
Ia H. Hs.t 4 BfgtheF, bAhkfspls 10 Bssk.
ruFteF,
A0fles e hereby glssH that ths aHefsigned,
sssiKass iu bankruptcy. ~ tue estate u West
.ud Bfpt4tf, BAnkupEs - AfillRioa % sA'a
a8strat all expose fDf ssln. snd cell, ~ the lay
Directs al pub II aucsssu ~ the highest Oder.
Il tie kOiei II Ausiih Bartlett, iknosn - She
Af.lAstoa hgusej ~ airing t0s. IL The Isapi1 Il
BE- iIhxt0u saa Hi&ts % Vermont ln ssAd bls
tfisf, . ibs 9Th istb5 DAY " 8Eg. 1879, ~ 10
s'c.0gs ~ Tie f5fsns9B, sbsat nftssH hutdrsd
[lsB35 arfst e mDuBiktp lad sifgstfa ~ hasf
dsgi.ad, Yeia8at in ssld lstfiet, slfo house
.na log ktd sHll1itg Ia sitaktaa 10 sAs4 tsndsts
lsHd also sb4at tso LnuaEed Egd tHg 10
4erss u snauHtain lnna situatea % uisstsAbvfYs
Vermont I'D s#a lstfAef Al tAs ap4bs real -
e.. hsHtfuptE Ae'eN
AF4sstsl. u, April IS lslg
hEuHE8 y. nTHD. Assignee
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-05-01

The question which, back Of all,
divides the two parties in Congress is
the old question Of State rights. The
Democrats claim that the government
has no right 20 use troops TO preserve
the peace II the polls. that il has no
right TO appoint supervisors TO see that
the laws are faithfully executed. that
the States have exclusive jurisdiction
u such matters heir reasoning may
hold good as far as State OF municipal
officers arc concerned, but il looks a
little singular that congress which
makes laws for the whole country and
il sole Judge Of the rights Of its mem
bers 70 hold seals, has not any voice
10 scciug that they are fairly elected
The Democrats as party claimed that
the government Dad no right TO
'coefoc State il TIDE ststes were
bound 20 secede aud voted To that
effect there vas 30 power IN the gener
al government 10 prevent them. The
resoli 81 the rebellion showed very
plainly that this Is nation aud not
confederation Of States, that there is
power euough 10 the gcnerA govern
mcat Ia exercise and maintain its con
troll in every part VI the nation, and
there is uo earthly reason why this
control should not be exercised sufii
cienuy 10 insure Tree and lair election
iof members ut the national congress
aud isr pre.ideniitl electors
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-05-01

The President has vetoed the armysap-
preparation bill on grounds which satisfy
aim aud wi satisfy the large major.
ity OF the Republican party. The bill, il
allowed 10 become a law, would really
hare taken away all right OF federal su-
pervision OF elections which Is what one
party wishes and the other party does not
want. II Is generally expected that The
Democrats will recede from their threat
of Withholding supplies and vote to cob.
tiuue the appropriations on the old basis
until congress meets again. This is what
The Republicans proposed before The last
adjournment, but the Democrats wouldn't
listen TO il. As the President says in his
veto message, no troops have been EN-
ployed in guarding the polls, certainly
since bis Inauguration, and there ia not
he slightest danger that there will be,
unless there is very great necessity for
Il to project human life from riot and
bIoodshed, and consequently there is DO
occasion Tor extreme haste in repeating
be law
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-05-01

Ycuaot. the Canadian weather
prophet matcs ,4e following pfeiic
HH fle e.u,iaf days 4 Aprii Of
f+ ~ Na, viii he marked ts
etft faj cold anj likely wlutrg
eeHht 1P,ct snowialls sll be
iae9nae8 % mauS parts during the
igfc part b May, which will be cold
shd wet throughout. Many think that
ga Hg % the extensive showialls Of
abe pssl wiuter wc are likely 20 have .
DIS AID bot sumner season con-
elgdc the very opposite will be nearer
"a The acl8al state Of things The
summer. at any rate up TO the middle
a July viz giye abundance 81 rain,
aud algh temperature below the
afefaAe August. September aud DC
t0bcr wilt o. the iairest months, but Of
Ibe portion u the year aud winter fol.
luwmg sbali have further remark 10 a
tu.lciu propose publishing about
miisnmutr
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-05-01

m Representatives Igcs
as5 fstsf5 ise sItsi5iafy silver coius
b "a 3tt shsl fiifss soiae q
sas 4Hiaaii thAa I may bf
tR r4h tsia IAsfal uetry Natf
ffes sees g so malts AS
f. etshsH geabIe sHt9 silrc'
saagais makes fghsisiAfy
re esa' tsadff 81 .. dett
a aas fet etceeliag 60, aol makes
es receivable - poet o1lec
ttt 40 ant %
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-05-01

mea "a toys wsfe focgHiif
saG "a q Goa mfae ia feaar "a
So. Gse sai half days before ttey
etn be mine csyed ia bui
8tks m8en = ais8 impiisoutd snt
as good @ater j. The mine
81 t6e 81 @@s IRA very had Ihe pfis
#ptg. SEA very sell. though tarl
a4a nesllt eitea ~ teiaR rescued and
srf - tu4t,d tia, they cooli du
thH towards diggag their Nay
uat
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-05-01

he civil service appropriation bill
has passed toe House. the vote 10 re
tain the political Legislation receiving
unly sig majority AZ il stand it
repeats lbe law allowing federal super
vision - the polls al elections and
leaves the matter entirely 10 The con-
gf0l oi thc >tairs ~ Of atmed mohs, a.
has b.rp tie case III some places At
eieclMpr be mort searching iusesti.
gatiHa aas lsit,ai 10 show hat very few i
al,y instances where the officers Of tn
law, ~ d stood ever prevented any
man irou yutiag who was emitted 20
vote. and Of voting as he pleased be
Oh, case where IL il claimed that
legal voters ~ete deprived Of their
rights was ia New York City, where II
i e.slmet tsat Johnny" Davenport
arrested legal voters aud kept them
lton tie poll- ii an cases. however,
shc prnoh claiming the figh, to vote
had hasufa z,,iuu papers ground out
bi ita Tweed lnill ia 6s. at the rate Of
over ia thousand per day aegregaiing
ever = 600 fraudulent vonr..
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-05-01

Wbea ihe army tsii wss icing als.
gats3 q iu Ne ssuAie 81 amendment
"a, proposed alter thc Democrats bad
ssiea soi % a1leu lhe army q be ssel
q seep tbc peace i sAe polls. that 10
people ailh arms be Silo~sd sea,
shefs totlag j. gplaF %. Toe Den
oersus voted against tht. AID Blains
ssoved tae iueonsisteeoy Of this action
- loilaws " senators iutto1 10
ss3d lalib ibsi ,be bayobet. The dag
ger The shot gun and the bowie knife
saaA 81 70 present Is tie polls. ltI
them SAy ~ bot. said be, ~ you
8au't - - he people 81 the uuited
States wiii lbdefstaDd that you want
xau the government, q the United
States ~ The GROUND where federal
s.eliua y be.5g held aad then you
-eill take care a. Wa doae 10 South
Csfui,us lsst year by violence aud
threats - ZEE which party shall carry
e. oiiun u you want peaceful
election FAY that no party shall ~ near
she polls with ,ms Dout say tha,
tAe United States al0ne shall not be
shefe. waih every bloody.niaded rUf-
san shall have free and absolute liberty
tu ga a. h. chooses
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-05-01


be- exodus 1T negroes from the
south 10 Kansas u ny 40 means over
he river banks ia some parts Of Miss-
..sippi aud Louisiana are said 10 be
lined with refugees waiting Tor boats.
while many more declare their deter
miaatiun 20 emigraie as soon as they
can get money enough TO pay their
fare. The blacks, as d race are too
fond Of their ease and too indolent 10
enter upon suck course without
strong pfovucation. and we are forced
to the conclusion that they are going
because they cannot get their rights
where they are. President Hayes
policy TUNED them over to the tender
mcrcies Of their late masters without
any hope Of redress at the hands Of the
national government, and fight is their
only resource. Societies are forming
10 various places to furnish money to
aid them, aud this movement will be
bitterly denounced on the part Of the
Soutberners, though it is evidently an
act Of humanity. When the South was
afflicted with yellow fever millions OF
dollars 10 money and supplies were
seDt them from the North. and now
that the blacks who have left their for.
mer abodes. whether for good reason
or not. and are in want aud distress. it
is not strange or wrong That they
should receive help from the same
source,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-05-01

Z
AND 1879.
NANCY A. NILES,
Whereas, Edward @. Bacon, OF Sunderland,
has brought his petition against Smith Q. Niles
and Nancy A. Mice, returnablea at the June Term
Of the Bennington County court Of Chanccry,
setting forth that on the 81 day OF July 1876 the
Fernando West Mortgage decd Of ccftain prem.
Uses in Arlington, bounded ~ the porlh by lands
occupied byZ mas WRfner, ca Thy lands belong
ing to The estate Of John Convey deceased south
by lands occupied y avid Eaafy, aud wsst by
the hghwa,, con i.on d iI ih' payment Of
eight HUNDRED nine % - COll.f. auu sixty-B,ns
cents a. specified iu certain nutes I'll r,in de r
scribtd now pssi dir And fu'tayr aAang u a.
said nutct have since Asen ttsu.faf cd 10 q .
uiioner VI o = NV the bearer and OSueT tb,re-
Of; aud rAsthg hst he IN y f~dsmftto u
th sud shith & Me ana Navy A. Ntlss ~
/ tho ~, mis- ma b tui.cns,d 4. Ard atefes.,
1t Ape r. TIA. the nj Ems d lies ~ -
aiGts altilnt sd = STATE -, 50 - subpoHss psns
"a best.led Up . alm
I. H. tLerrf. I ordered h tha sSid NTH g
Niies b. CURED ,n spr'Hi bei,nr ~ Court I
ChAnttry nrIt to be Laid n Manchester with
| - nd ior 10 County ~ Bennington 90 be bf /
Tu,rdsy a ia o 1870, shd mGke au.-sr b. uaid
petit ~ IS rub p.fng thus oTdeT hf els
sncces ivtiy 81 the Asfets rtsT JoukSAb uess-
paper pinned At Manchester ~ said c0uutl. the
lAet II vii h pnbie4sts y rbali be- ie.Et ssH.
y DAYS pr ylSus % said hrt Iue,das 81 June,
lIs7s
q ven der ~, hand at Manchester 10 fsld
county Ia All day Of April, ! b. 1873
II X FOHLtH iepu'y Cleft.
Burton 4 Muason, sole. tors $3.50
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-05-01

Great preparations will be made for
the reception u Gen Grant on his re.
torn next summer aud il 10 quite eyi
dent that the landalious Of the confed-
rtaie cause aud the confederate leaders
which have recently been heard in the
national ospital will add &c the zest Of
alI loyal people 10 welcoming the re-
turn Of the nan who did so much TO
make the confederate cause Of no avail
The Democrats can see nothing IN the
movement but an effort to make Gen
Grant our next president, but to US ii
has deeper significance. He repre-
scuts, moro than amy other man living
the noble cause for which 80 many
bought aud died, aud cause which in
spite u traitors beth South and North,
won. aad which will win again il oc.
casion demands another sacrifice
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-05-01

eiaer he . eaale3tfAie - a@ns Perssn
sae sympslAizea vish TIE eonieaeraiss
saunE tao fskelhos, people wAo pre-
fsss "a believe Aat shs i BOT . aAlien
Eal e.ale Aefatlaa q sisses.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-05-01

cpsiur Williams Of Kentucky. com
monty called rCeuo Gordo Williams,
clsimed thc other day il Tie Senate
that be was a Union man at the cut
break 81 lhe war. that he conteaded
against secession as long as he could
and alter he found the bfrss was in
eyHablg be i0ined the ranks u The re-
br.,iou lbe plea that NEST OF tbrn
make. that they followed their State
toto rebellion does not hold good - hi-
cAse, Tor bis Stsle never seeded
State tights doctrine. which is the ex-
eu.e y nearly all the late rebels. does
got apply IL Bis case. We can
ouIy conclude that bic love for the
oId Union was not very strong, as he
bad % excuse at all for leaving il.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-05-01

Cs-7r7 mouth 4 eIpenses guaranteed to Agents
I'D l Outfit tree. SHAW 4 Co. Augusta, Ne.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-05-01

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