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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-04
ssaRssrosaNNeN

Losrspr1sF. W.. sept /. is7e.
NJ Elser
The 1oUtsaL q lhss Weeks issue
coaiaas. ia he items 81 yoof Factory
Poiat couespou5ent the following
The uncommon circumstances q
6re susdaya In shc month q February
viii occuF 10 The year lsso who can
compala wheu such Aiug viii hap
pen sgAip
Ii is abeommon ipasmsch a. a oo
eurs bal thirteen times 10 every period
Of fosr centuries. Bot il is GOT 4
chance occurrence, for each year 10
which Il occurs may be accurately az.
oertAlned through an Indefinite period
OF time After The year 1850. Eve
sand ays in the month Of February vii
again occur 10 the year 1920 Tn,
same circumstance will next happen ia
the year 1915 aud also ia each twenty.
eighth year thereafter until 20ss i
will again occur after period Of forty
years, o. 10 the year 2i2s; and 50 il
can be computed At cues pleasure. o.
through time. FTnRuAHr.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-04

Considerable interest has been maui.
Tested in the progress Of the railroad
investigation, chiefly in regard to the
question OF freight discrimination
When freight is brought from Chicago
aud other pJiuts West to the seaboard
At a cheaper rate than is paid for local
lreighls for Que 0r teo bundled miles
il becomes legitimate matter for il.
vcslig alton II is simply absurd ior
the wes tern gTain.Taiser TO insist that
however tar away from market be
may choose % locate himself the rail-
road companies are bound 10 carry his
product at such rates as will afford him
liberal pioiit, 40 matter what amount
Of loss they may themselves incur. 1t
Is notorious that until the recent ar
rangcmepl at Saratoga the railroads
we're carrying western grain At rates
which Afforded 90 pro6t at all, aud the
deficiency thas cteated was made up
10 part by heavy charges upon local
ireighls. Whether the new rates on
grain from Chicago 70 the seaboard are
exofbitani or not j. lair question, Il
IL certain that The former rates were
too low. aud gave western producers
40 uniair Advantage over those further
east Capitalists do not aud cauno,
be expected to invest their moucy IN
railroads for the cole purpose Of devel
opiug the West aud enFlehiag ils peo-
pie They naturally aud Justly expect
70 realize something for themselves.
Bal there is point where rates might
10 limited ~ A. 10 afford mutual aA-
yaAtage 10 The producer and carrier,
and il ought 10 be discovered ard made
permanent basis f5r tie establish.
meu, Of freight tariffs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-04

Houston, Texas, has got up a little
rebellion, with a good prospect Of get.
tiog badly worsted. The governor OF
the state proclaimed the quarantine
against Galveston on account of yellow
fever at an end Bot the Houston au.
thorities disregarded the proclamation
and refused 20 permit trains from Gal
weston 70 enter the city Saturday
evening mail train, with a United
States marshal aud 40 deputies on
board, and with special orders from the
governor to go through at all hazards,
was stopped by the Houston police
The police were at once arrested by
the United States officials for interier.
ing with the mail When the train
reached the city the United States
officers were 10 turn arrested aud held
by the mayor to bail for their appear
ance at the police court Monday "a
answer to q charge Of violating a city
ordinance. The officers refused TO give
bail, and sought the United States
Judge 10 apply for writ Of habeas
corpus. That was the state Of affairs
on Saturday evening. II is said great
indignation is manifested at Houston
over the interference of the United
States officials. As they were simply
doing their plain duty, aud were back
ed by the governor OF the state, il il
di fiicut to see what cause there is for
Indignation, except an inherent hatred
for the national government.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-04

Tie election ia Caliiotaia xill TAX,
place Gay There are Eve state
tickets 10 The Geld tie Republican
Araie8 y enc aame 81 George O. Per.
kias r governor the Democratic, On
~iaeb t4o Hame u Hugh , Glenn ap
pears 90 governor the nsw eoustilu.
tian party slbefwise Honorable
E,lks aIss beaded by Cleans name,
nut elhrrsise lii9trebt the Working.
a,eus. wi.b die uAme Il MILAN h
Waite ior governor, and the Prohibi-
tgry ticket on which tie name 81 4. G..
Cfatk has lhe frsi place. ] here are
three eaDsfessi0uai tickets 81 the heid,
iiepal. eau Democnuc aud Working.
mons Ia two districts the Democratic
aud Workingmeu's votes will be united
on tho same nominees The BepubIi,
cals have made 20 fusious, and stand
alone as the nucleus around which all
the Conservative, law-AbidiDg and anti.
mobocratio elements % California are
rallying. Besides voting for state
officers and congressman the people
will express their viii as 70 the con.
tinuapee Or prohibition Of Chinese i'm,
migration, by placing on their ballots
the words, For Chinese immigration,
Or Against Chioese Immigration
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-04
10 .oelnsn. a,K.IleN

Geu. Garfield. who wee a brave SOL
1ief. ia icceAl speech ia Maine.
whieh vas chiefly devoted 10 financial
matters. bfiefy alluded 10 the Southern
question. We cosdense bis remafks.
shich wefe mmsrk.hly clesf ADD
rotHted
I % uot eoAe here 4 ware any
bodys bloody shirl Do NOT come
bette 10 revive any wicked memories q
tbe var. would % God. % faf az
am concerned. and 20 lar as sli men are
concerned. thai at tic bitterness Of
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-04

Ga4 8 emsag ever irgm EsslAas
"a y tsselFa ossatfies 10 large
assass t68ss.9e wese ~osysa
~ Hasia aad meTs i 81 she vsy
Ts aia Part pAyneai ~ ouf caaf-
uass sAipnsats - pfodaoe. rslgfaea
talas ar1 iatsrca doe b. logger serv.
nag 6 pay ths balances which have
btru nma umo IA iAss q sbis
eslasy HcsaaF,iou = specie pay.
nests Is tas ooasiry has hsa some
Thing e. q with she ebAage. Aal there
- po longer any 1oabttha, - sfs 81
ibe % rs48 q prosperity paies. lhe
iaast9alsis afe6 guiaof.lle lsg.sia-
n9l. wbicb q a9l aew probable Toe
people tcRia % eaderssAhd that lhe
dasne 81 pfotlens are Ia isir way u
Satisfactory solution. Aad The less
tdly are uadJisl with aua disturbed
by atiaasi Legislation tbo better for
a.i concerned
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-04
'(IUARDIAN NOTICE TO SELL

REAL ESTATE,
SrATg ~ YKBMuNT District ~ Manchester, -.
Ii Prob ,tr Uvnrt he'd Il Manchester within
sbd ~ sud .li-iitt, "a the ~ day 81 ssptem-
Dor 4 H., 1879
Usight SAB. guardian 81 Antl4ef Sykes aud
Clpts sykrs TO dfnE Ia Dorset ~ said distric !.
max apdicaton u said Curt for license 70
eiiIhu I'll 0s ng described zeal estate ~ his said
NArl.. 20 VI Being all the right. tiiiH and In
trtcst - sad ssrds ~ all tbs real estate where.
o. hayes ssk's lstr ~ ss Dorset, de-sased.
d3ed s,iZ-a Api prs svd, aud representing
thst the sa's thereof. Ter The purpose ufputtinK
the lrosstds ~ such sale At interest or investing
the same ia stocks ~ resi- estate, woald DO bsB.
enc vi to sAld wards
Whe'-upqn II MAS ordered that besrlEg On
said application be hat at Probate Court TO be
huide,, at The Probate Office Ia Nsnchs ester Ia
ssld district on ths 30h day VI sept, A. Ia.
1878 snd that notice ~ taia application. ths ma
tuie snd isAsoiw thereof. and ts- time and plaos
u hearing thereon be given " = persons IN
teres'ed BY Publishing = esriiaed copy Of the
record Of said order three ueeks suaasssiyely IL
the Manchester JOURNAL, newspaper printed
at said Manchester, previous To sad time oi
hearing, that thst may AppeAr At said time aud
place, and, u they see cause, stIset thereto.
by the Court,
less Attest. HARSEY nov I'D. Jadxs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-04

That remedy made Of such common.
simple plants as Hops. Bnchu. Man.
drake. Dandelion. &c. make 40 many
aud sbch marvellous and wonderful
cares ~ Hop Bitiers do! Il must be
for when old and young, rich aud poor,
Pastor aud Doctor. Lawyer and Editor.
ali testify TO having been cured by
them. we nust believe aud doubt nc
longer See other column.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-04
PETITION FOR DIVOROh

FFspEmeE HEHFH Bennirr,ou Co.. Court
LaruE HnprR
WL5eas frede iel Hemmsf u Ltlipston,
County II BsnBingisn, has tiled IN the NICE Of
fhe Clfrt ~ said Court his petition therein set.
ting ioitb Inst gB tie 18th dky ~ June, ISIS 81
the city Of Troy. stato 81 ksp York, lie was duly
mar led to cng Latte Hubbard. and that from
ssid marriage tie live aud eelsbiio1 vih said
Lotue ~ husband and wife 81 stid Arlington unt
III The 10th DAY u Januafy. 1873. when shs left
sid AflB gi0n and then and On divers otter
days and uHies. hitherto, kss committed the
crime Of adullsIy; AAd IFasinR ihst the bonds 81
mEtfim0ny between him aud said LOttis may be
dJrBlyed aud he granted bill NJ divorces and -
appearing that tho sad ottis resides Without
this State 80 that said Istifioa es1n0t be ssissd
upau her. il II ordered that the said Loltls BE-
required 70 appear before the County C0ar',
utt' 80 he held AZ Bennington, within and for
The County ol Bennngtdu .ouths hrst Tassday u
Dseembgr 1873, then aud there 10 answer ssid
petition ana sloN cause Why the prayer thereof
should bot BE- gIhutod. by publishing the sab
stance 0f said petition together With this order
ihfes weeks sHacessigeiy Ia the Manchester
JOURNAL printed ~ Manchester 10 sAid County
the last a which publications. fbpll be Al lssst
sir weeks previous 10 the commences nlept ~ aai
term % csuft
Given anoer ray hand Il Manchester 10 said
Comfy this itb day Of August 1873
i43W IL. X. foA LEk, Dsputy Clerk.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-04

In his letter accepting the St Louis
nomination IN 1916. Mr. Tilden said
4 financial policy which should sc
cure secure the highest credit. wisely
asaIled 81. eugh, gradually TO obtain a
redactioa Of one per cent 10 interest
on mast Of The loan The whole seven.
teen hsndred millions Of fuaded debt
nigh. be paid BY this saving alone,
without oost 10 the people" II that
was the highest credit, wisely availed
o.. y klgh would gradually "obtaiu :
reduction Of one per cent 10 interest. =
shat praise cannot be fairly awarded
that success u Mr. sherman which has
reduced the interest two per cent aud
81 within lees than year,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-04
ABIaAIL PARSONS Tsr.rr.

~ Probate Court held AZ Manchester witkis
and fgr ssd District, on the i1sh day sf
July A. .. 1879
irsaent Hon HAnuty Howard Jadgst
an Instrument. guEpertiHg to 10 the last viii
sbd Testament II Abigail pGs0ns, late 81 BsEs
dafisbd IN sald district deceased being prsssntsA
fJfJ. Hll. lhe kIecut9r therein nsmsd fsf
Probate. il Il ofdsitd ~ said Court. that sh
persons ooBccfptd therein be notibad 20 tppsar
1t a MekloH thereof. 20 b held Al The
T0Sn Hall Ia Ariington, IN the sai4
district. Oh ths sih day ~ kept, a. u. 1873 -
10 o'roes ia The fersnoan, and shes eapss u sET
thy haze. sesinsi the probate ~ sid Val fer
ahieh purpors il il farther ordered that this
order. be Published three weeks sHeessFsrsly IN
lie Manchester J0URsAL, q psvspapsr printed
ii Manchester In this stats, pEsvi0ns 10 said
time ~ hearing.
81 tbs Court
tgsw Attest. HANEEY HOWARD. Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-04

Tammany Hall has issued an address
T. the eoanlfy Democrats 81 New York
stale. denoaacing Cos. Robinson,
claiming that be has doBe many things
10 HE great injury Of that party IN The
city 81 New York and closing with The
astounding statement that the recent
removals u police commissioners IL
that city was TOT The purpose q cou-
tFollug tie appointment y Inspectors
Of elections aad tbus gise thea au OPP
perisaity % t,aadaleusiy manipulate all
ballot- Well. il was pretty clearly
proved ahat the Democfats perpetrAied
extensive ifaa8s IL ls6s and the same
ihing has ssen saspeosed q lhsm e.
othet eleetsoas. bet lhls is the hut
time. NC believe. shea ons faction u
shc party has accosed the other Of sach
iateas Il sill be well ior Johnny
DAyebport 10 b. o. hand 70 look after
the masief llislc.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-04

Ooe Of the most remarkable strikes
recently recorded has occurred at
oooolor, Wis. The congregation Of
the Methodist church there had got
nicely settled IN their pews aud we're
waiting for morning service, when a
messenger from the pastor arrived and
said that no divine service would be
held until the members bought him a
snil Of clothes 10 which he could make
a decenl appearance 10 the pulpit. The
congregation sadly dispersed.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-04

10 Bastoa Hvad says Ges Ballef
rtsdtutiY t4ptcts Ismnefar - rate
So bim 80 ,he groubd thas be j. sotk-
ina 10 ltsat % he Rsputlicaa parry.
ss5 Bspstliesss oB ths grgasl Tia, Be
!. staiwst and opposed q cgaeIia-
tot, policy mward ,he sogib Ihl.
would be fcmalksb.e Joeblc team ~
say ls,dy bst cross eyed man q lfy
O. Aurr
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-04

The yellow fever continues it's raw
ages 10 Memphis, twenty or thirty
CAGES having been reported daily and
tea OF dozen deaths II seems there
have been several cases 10 New Orleans
The latest victim being Gen. Hood
who commanded the Coufcderates at
Atlanta The city, howoyer. bias beet
unusually healthy this summer aud
there Is not much fear that the fever
will become epidemic
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-04

The Roa ElAs Wssbhsras has re-
cs8rea lester ifoa. Gee 6rAas sag .aE
be i saltstsl = ish o9ots 49, aoas aat
aes3ts sny more Ile does ndi cga1eire
e say possible circumstance sA8ch
coaf8 in3urr bin Il hcComr ean3s.
6ats ~ shothtf isfm, bsl ke sd3s hat
K - 49, u@e ns bspst.ioaa party
ssosls seed I'm 81 say psfpoas Be
vaala ues fsA 10 f,spgad
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-04

The rrcspi deAiA " Ni.s Lemon, Al
f.iscoin, j. attended wiihtnany suspicious
1ltcum.iapees which Indicate q premedi-
t4ied murder, sud the hlgh sheriff snd
slate. attorney hsye twice Vi.iled The
vicinity 10 hook The matter up. Ga the
aigat u Der death Three disfinet cries for
holp Were beard. sud lbe corpse when
louad indicated death ty violence. More
dsyelopemeuts mas b. expected soan.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-04

The folly OF exploring expeditions to
the north pole has just had a new illus.
tra.ion. Sordeuskjold. the Swedish
explorer. not having been heard from
for many mouths, NJ Sibirikof ia April
last sent out at his own expense YES.
eel 10 search Of the missing expedition.
She was equipped for a two years
cruise among the frozen regions Of the
north. but intelligence Of her loss has
just been received One report is that
ell her crew bad persisted. bat later
dispatch says they were saved
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-04
RUssELL HAMILToSs'. Ksrlfl.

~ State ~ YsFmast, Manchester, District, e.
~ FFubkte Court held AZ Manchester wlthla
atd ~ card District, % ihs izlh dsy 81 Aagsss
a. D. 1873,
H. inslF1meat, parPofging u lls The lsst Blii
shd Issls1avnt 81 hasssH Hsmlitsn, iAls " ksAs
gate ia sid AisiFirt DECEASED, bsihg IRE
seated IS }. ", Eua. The EKerniof THERESA
nAn4ed. fsr probste, il i ordered ~ ssad Court.
lhat al persons e0neerasa therein be RgtIHfd ~
sspsar = = ion thereof. 70 be hsia - she
Ioau Hal iu ATiiHgtaB 10 said dIs8it
The IN aAy " sapi, .. isIa, 81 ~ seloet -
lAs fsfthaen AID sb0N eAuse II Eny thsy have.
sgsinsi tts pf0Aste II sad Rlil fof sEleh pr.
toss 81 i fartksr oftsfsd tlst this order es
pabiiAkfa SlTes Nteks successfully 70 the MAJ
cAssrsY 1arkSAG 4 uasspspsf printed 81 Ns q
ehestaf u lIis stale. pfsfigus " ssid liIns u
hesnns.
~ the Court,
1853 AITasg EAAkY HOwAhD. Jsogs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-04
DAVID LOVES
Boot and Shoe Emporium.

A fall hoe u boots End shoes, Of eli grades. aud
Tor al classes. Call aud zee
THE GONDAR BOOTS
sisgtnt. We frequently ssnd thsm b. mall
Ladies sirss. tsfs, Misses tsE
rtay a4s the az 10 f9S The slsts TIE bSss sbsag
goods cold tor less monsy thAu 81 sEy ether
store. EstasmbsT The plses.
DAVID LoyEs BOOT AND SHOE EhRoEIUk,
BMNxINsT0E, FEAMosT
bennington. VI. Jane 9sth. ISIS. ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-04

A leading Russian paper ssyp While
karope il trying to ind out how 10 Sc
cure the Improvement Of its ecouomi-
cal situation. tue United States is be-
coming the real m lsler Of the European
market Russian agricullurists must
look closely after their interest ia the
gfain market lest the Yankee sapplAn!
Us there We hope that the committee
Appointed by tha ezars government
will succeed ia discovering the eondi.
lions under which we can conpete with
the United States IA the European
grain market
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-04
CHKLDON II. TAYLORIs FslaLe

- sTsrHeE TERn0sf. District Of Manchester "a
IL FFsbGls Geurt, hsld at MshehssieF within
and fer said District the i2ih day ~ August
A. b. 1873.
Present HsH. Il. Hosafa, fadgs.
Ths Administrators fmfiy n. Taylor Ind
DwfKh Taylor, co the estate 0fSneliga H. Tayer
lst4 VI Eapsrt Ia Eaid district dee4Assd pEgpos.
Sag W TsRdsf "a GoeoHas u their AdtHiBistfEti0a
90 anld estate, IL 10 erdsfsd By sa4a Court that
sad saesul bs sGAGtnsa fof Slossbee al s~ss
slsa tksrsA v bs he'd 81 tee Probate Office h
faxtsfy Feiet. n Manchester. 10 sAid District %
he tth asy Of sept. a y. ls7z aud that uotscs
BE- Kirsn 10 all ysrsvas intsrerle3 - ths pabli-
osisau Il pie srAsF Ia the haaehss.sf JeEAsAb
nswazspsg p6Btad - said Manchester. tsfse
xseks aaeosssEsly. pgsFl0as v al Naas "
Asar1aE.
a lfas ksasF6,
Il1ssl, X. HOWARD, Jadge
A lraA egpy of hsoare,
ISIS Altsssi X, HOWARD. 1aaKs,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-04

IN BANKRUPTCY.
DISTRICT or V RMONF.

" DAN AhUI TO II
DISTRICT or V HMONf
In the District Court Of the United States for
| the District OF Vermont
RhB LAthrop, Bankrupt. TO Bankruptcy
Notice IL hereby given that petition bias been
nled in said csaft, by Eli b. LAurop, of MAnehss
| ter. in said District dHly Declared bankrupt
undtr the Act Of Cons ress VI Ma -sh ~. 1867, for
q discharge aud ssrt.hess ths-"Of from all bis
debts aud other olAiBis proyabis nudsr said Act.
and that the Tth dHY Of October, 1919 at . o'clock
4. n. bsfofa tbs Hon Hnyt II Nheelar Judge
Of ssid CouTt, =. hsiU r, Court f9ams Ia Hut
lard, IL sssignsd f9E tho LeAnng VI tho samo,
when aud vhstr Al etsdiier4 Nhs have fT0ssd
their debts aud otbn pefs"h@bs tutsrept, MAJ
attic nd aud sh0 ssss. fAuT lttel have Why The
prayer ~ The sst clifton ssHnid hDt bs granted
Dated at BurAt Fi0h on the istit day ~ August
i5sw B,h AaAlLlsf sGlsrk.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-04

NXYANrED.--A old fashioned apright sleek
Wv must have brass arorka aud Ds 10 gVg
runnisg order. Alec soms old fashioned sTOst
cry ia sound condition. Any oas having the
aboys articles aud wishing 70 dispose VI them
vii plesse make the fact knoSn b. stheiuE word
10 tbs EDITOR 81 the JoukxAL. Kifing nAsas And
place uhefs they eau be sesp ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-04

Thos A Hendricks says u the sta,
atisu ,hink the Democratic party
will win provided ii 10 united II can.
not 60 on fighting and wasting its
strength by internal qusrrels II must
BE- strong and united. with bold front
and with candidate for President
whose record il is not necessary to
disown o. explain away With such a
candidate. for whom there is 10 need TO
apologize. We will win, aud not other.
vice
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-04
PETITION TO SELL REAL Es-

a TATE TO PAY DEBTS.
STATE or VERMONT. District OF Manchester, IS.
Ia Probate Court. held Mt Manchester, within
aud for sad district on the LIST day Of Sep.
A. D., 1879
Present Hon. Ranney Howard Judge.
Your Petitioner. z. j. walker Admiuis-
traitor Of Alexander Corbet, late Of Peru IN
said district, deceased. respectfully represents
that
The amount Of debts due from
said deceased and tATes IL $40 40
The charges Of administration
estimated funeral expenses SO 90
----- sl2J Gp
The value Of personal estate $40 w
Balance Of debts chargeRblc on ---------
real estate OF said deceased tB5 90
To raise which sum- be prays said Court TO
tate OF deceased. as IL necessary for the payment
OF ssid debts and charges OF administration, and
portion cannot be sold without injury TO those
interested in the remainder
Wherenpon il WAS ordered that hearing on
rsid application be held Mt Probate Court 70 be
hoidtn AT the Probate 0ffics IN Manchester 10
said dist'iet on the 30th day OF sept, A. D.,
1873 aud that notice Of aAid application, the ma
tnre and reasons thereof. and the time nd place
~ hearing thereon be iysn to all persons inter-
ssted BY bublishiug certified copy OF the record
~ rsid order three weeks success snely IN the
Manchester JOURNAL. newspaper printed at
rhil Manchester, 'rcviou. TO said tinio OF hvAr.
luz.
true k.ehrd,
Atte.t kANNEY HOWARD. Jadge.
true O1pt OF Record
id3w Attest. HANNEY II WAND. Judge
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-04

be New York Tribune Gays Jass
lics Apd Tar dealing with the negrucs
srs "a ,t.l so be,tea - keep them
They pmt lHe aaib 10 1he North
IiF climate su3,s them they uuder
.t.nI the wotk and ways o. living
TetY sd frgm iiir fod d their nppres.
.uf- - ansiiingiy - the Jcss from
Ttpt sbl TIE planters bavc acted III
the matlef with d. cruel purpose a.
eset ia putbind Pharaoh
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-04
iss2 Ass..s. RAsEHY HOWARD. Judge.
GEORGK MURWOKTHS Estste.

~ State Of varalosI hasehs ester District IS,
In probats court, kaid at Manchester, With
Gnd fer SAID District on The iztb day Of Iuii
A. D. 1915
Pres.Ht Hes, RGHa.y Howard. Judge.
The Exeeutof. J. a. yadssB 90 the -
Of ossFgs Nslvsrth. late Of Arlington. 10 SAi'
district deceased. proposing 70 render an seeoun
u his adminiHlFa tioh on Aaid estate lt 10 order
ed By said CoaTl that said account b. eIaniHed
for allowance a. a session thereof to De held Al
the Tnvn Hall N AFiagton, 10 said dtssfic
On The 6sb dMg u ~ pts nllssf AZ, 1878, AID tha
notice " gives ~ al persons Interested w ID,
publication Of tbis order ia the Manchester
JOURNAL a hssspaps printed a. asia Manebss
tor. thras wsshs sucosssyeiy, ProyioGh % sait
time ii hsAItrk.
By ths COan
Affect, RAkkEK HOWARD. Judge.
trus copy " Record.
11ss Attest. RAEskY HOWARD. gHags