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am A WEEK SIS . dav ct home Q silly
9l6 made, Costly oatrt irss. Address Taus
S.o.. Augusta, Maine.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-01-16
ruE oLIx FAMILY.


Many years ago the 0lin family in
SALISBURY was numerous aud infuen.
tial not only in the town but some Of
the members were prominent 10 the
councils OF the State. BY deaths and
removals the family 10 this state is
nearly or quite extinct. but the follow
ing notice from a Washington paper
brings to mind one member of the fam.
lily who has for long time been an as.
sociate justice OF the Supreme court OF
the District Of Columbia, and has been
compelled, by i'll health. to offer bis
resignation to the president:
Hon Abram Bryan DIN, LII. D.,
was born 10 SALISBURY, Bennington
county, VT. November 18th, 1918,
graduated at Williams college, Massa-
chusetts, 10 1885, was admitted to the
bar at Troy. N. y, three years later,
aud was for three years recorder of
the city; was elected representative
TO the thirty-fifth oongess from New
York, IN which he served on the com.
mittee on expenditures on public build
ings Chosen to the two following con-
crosses, he served on tle committee on
military affairs in the first On the re-
organization OF the district supreme
court by President Lincoln. in 1868, be
was appointed TO the bench with two
of his present brethren and George p.
Fisher, who has so far been the only
one TO resign, having done 80 to accept
the position Of district attorney, more
lucrative place, from which, however,
be was removed after about four years
service. In 1865 the honorary degree
Of doctor OF common laws was confer.
red upon Judge 0lin by Union college.
For some years, since his health
has been failing. he has been assigned
TO the probate court, position not re-
quiring the close attention the other
branches claim. He has suited the deli
cate position ia which a probate judge
is so often placed, admirably, being a
gentleman Of culture and man Of fine
feeling. Though of late frequently too
sick TO attend the court, he has, during
the Is years Of service, done as much
hard work as any on the bench. Ever
since the question was mooted there
has been steady flow Of candidates
and their friends to Mr.. Hayes, Several
Of the more urgent Of the applicants
are over the age of Judge DIN ("
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-01-16

Would il Dol Re Interesting reading
70 FcPriat The 6nAeciai plAnks q ihs
Democratic platforms fof tbe pAss iew
yesn Almost al q them are 10 favor
g, the fepeal u lbe rcssnp.ion act AID
mary u them declare resumption an
lnpossibiiity Tti1eh's idea - e1,
pressed vas that u could Bot be &C.
cUmPlisbed ~ The time set BY The lAw,
ard very lew prominent members d
that party bad any faith IN specie pay.
meat JAa. !. 1879 Less than Elk
months az prominent business man
ia Asw iork said II the government
attempted TO resume J4u. Isi ho would
give $50 600 Tor a chsace TO be "hrst
Ia toe lipe ID receive bis gold JanuA.
- 1T the gentleman was sick aud no,
A0le u bc OUT, bot be could have had
tie 6rsl chance 10 The lioe without any
competition
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-01-16

The conclusion arrived at in the fol.
lowing paragraph from the St. Adams
Messenger we are inclined to think does
DR.. Walker injustice:
"kev. George L. Walker OF BrattIe.
boro seems 10 be one of those clergy.
men who are sought for in large places
at high salaries He does not have =
parish and bis health is such that he
never holds one long but he has few
fine sermons aud delivers them well
and when he supplies for short time
some vacant pulpit, he often gets a
call He has just declined $4,000
call to Springfield and "a, 500 call to
Newton, Mass. Somehow these calls
always get into the papers, though we
would not for anything intimate that
ne imparts the information, but ii we
have TO publish many more of them
during the year we shall wish to send
an advertising bill to the fellow who
does.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-01-16

Bismarck is determined TO suppress
socialism 10 Germany but bis last ef-
fort in that direction is likely to cause
a great deal Of dissatisfaction il no
mere serious trouble. He is trying TO
force measure through the Reichstag
or parliament Of the empire to punish
with fine and Imprisonment all mem
bers Of that body who shall venture to
criticise the government Newspapers
have already been forced 10 submit to
this arbitrary rule and all free speech
is likely to be suppressed. This is
going farther than an enlightened PEG.
pie like the Germans will be likely to
bear, aud popular as Bismarck has been
and is even now, be will fnd If he per.
sists in his present designs that he may
fall from his elevated position.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-01-16

Trustworthy statistics report that
the " ri clip ia this country last year
va. 2li 900. 600 pounds. the largest IN
tho history ~ the unitel states The
clio e 1871 wa 3 oas 600 poaads es.
Cs.liotbi, produced IL 900 900 pounds
less ,tsn ia 1871. but this dc6cieu cy
was compensated by an increase Of
: 600 08o in the ~estern AID northern
states. u 1000 600 10 COLORADO and
New Mexico. and d 8 GOO 600 10
Texas Ia the three last named the
wool basiaess Is developing with great
rapidi,y. and 10 them the countFy may
look iur ssrh an ultimate increase Of
the crap as will compel as 10 seek al
outlet 10 totcign markets. Within The
last eight yesrs the home product hss
increased $4,000 900 p0vnds yet 10
that time importatious Of the staple
have increased rather than diminished
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-01-16

The eHpofts VI the Usitsd States
dpusg ths sieysa moRths 81 ISIS
eadiue with Navemhef. Feachsd the
sGitsmdiBafy value u 1925 600 600 au
Increase q sss 600 600 over The same
period otlsT1 for The same time The
ekpaus sIcsraod the imports b t26i 3.
500 .09U. The statistics iot November.
eEclasise u specie. show al increase
10 eny0us Of 81 ,fls. 634 exclusive Of
specie. fsss 500
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-01-16

The surreader u the city OF CaudA.
bar 10 the British j. the most important
capture they have thus far made 10 the
Aigbau var The place is in the south
ern part OF tbs ameefs dominion, aud
until 1874 il was The capital Of the
county The sacred city Of the Aigh-
ans. CsodAhar, it would naturally be
Supposed. would have been most des.
porately defended. Bot no resistance
was offered 10 Gen. SteWarts column,
which, 10 fact, has bad simply prom
enAde' from the time ii entered the
country through the BolAn pass.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-01-16

Daring the session OF the forty.fif.h
Congress nine Of its members have
died Senators Bogy aud Morton and
Representative Leonard, Welsh,
Quinn, Williams, Douglass, Hartridge
and Sehleieher The Herald's Wash
ngton correspondent reports that Rep.
resentatiye Tbornburgh OF Tennessee.
Who went home sick. is very low with
pneumonia thas Representative Riddle
I the same state, who also returned
home early 10 the session, Is reported
as being very sick. and that Represen-
{ alive Finley Of Ohio Ia also detained
At home. being Frustrated with severe
emouhage.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-01-16

A decision rendered Monday, by the
United States Supreme court 10 the
Utah case which involves the whole
uestlon Of polygAmy in the territories
aud the eonstitutionality OF The laws
passed by Congress for its suppression.
One Rcy nolds was indicted by the
grand Jury Tor contracting bigamous
marriage He was tried 10 the third
judicial court OF Utah and found guilty
lie appealed TO the Supreme court Of
the territory aud finally to this court,
witch now aiitms the Judgment Of the
lower tribunal aud decides that Con-
gtes- hal power to pass laws prohibit
Ing poly gamous marriages 10 Utah aud
that such laws are constitutional
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-01-16

Tee f3slus Teller ceuuitise Seen
g. bsss obtAased great aeal q posa.
tse eri8srcs u snss5sr asd buil sdotiag
81 polaicGi purposes u Loessisna
Frrrs sus n lbrif arrival Gov Asch0ls
a. w. nemscrAt. had tssestiGAted
same a hen sad Gcknowisdgsd the
essf.sss and sduiasd that they were
mnitlsd see peliscsl psrposes VIII
Ttufmsa sd Lamar take back whAt
they sAid 10 the senate ~Ik0sgh zoe
noss ifon Tee aesd they wo0ld Bot s-e
nersaAlea
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-01-16

that the domestic experts 81 Soar zen
from o. 10 per bausl IN 1877 70 s5.Ss
per barrel h lsTs. redaesion q 81 -
per barrel. Anouatiag 70 A.sis,2to sa
ihe shipneas q ISIS. Thus 10 wheAs
and shea, aour the boss ~ depreciation
rises 10 Ibe surprising total o. SIS. $50, :
52l Corn also dfopped from sQ.2s
ocnts per bushel IN 1877 10 SO 20 cents
per bushel 10 ISIS, a iau q 2 eeha
per bushel ,sbo~ los loss Of IS, 223. SIS
and corn meal fcll 90 cent? per barrel.
adding s2os sos 10 the depreciation
The loss 10 al descriptions q bread
stuIs reaches s2i 5i3.47o. The gain
IN value was SOS 400. o5s. an uppAral.
eled Increase, bat il would have been
s92. 9Ts. 52s II reokoRed al the prices Of
the previous year. Provisions also
also show heavy decline 10 price. On
bacon aud hams there 10 fAll Of 2 Is
cents per pound, exacting q compare
tive reelection Of $ll.I0T.5i6. The
entire loss on provisions amounts 10
t25 1898 and is the heaviest IN The
list. Living animals exhibit an exeep-
tional rise, horned cattle having adj
vahced from S4O.25 per head 10 lsTT to
sos 90 per head 10 1878. an enhance
ment Of SIS 81 per head. On the six
staples OF domestic exports the state
ment Of the lose BY the fall in prices is
a ,,n1ar.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-01-16

Tie Greenbackers who have made
% much noise the past year cannot be
very proud Of their achievements. They
succeeded 10 causing the election Of a
bard money Demoora. as governor OF
Maine and prevented the election OF
soft money Democrats 10 two or three
States. They elected less than score
Of members Of congress and assisted
the Republicans 10 eleoting several
mole by dividing The Democratic vote.
II resumption proves u success aud
business revives, their occupation will
gone.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-01-16

Mast has one Of bis beat sketches on
the bret page 81 liarpers' Weekly. last
week Il representa-. General Butler a.
the l1ne Ssberman. 80 familiar 10
every body through the representations
81 iv4ugeiiue lie sits un = rock with
hat marked 1880. full OF political
money ADD Is bobbing for gudgeons
with tremendous BAN labelled, " The
especial champion u human rights. /"
ab,,yr which the hook ia plaiuly visible
Fishes marked respectively, solid
Democrat. aud. solid Republican. .
have evidently been inspecting this
bait, bot have tarned away with a dirt
Of their tail indicative Of disgust. aud
afu swimming ha-lily away
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-01-16

Sone very peculiar incs1eots are
tod II Tie late siorns 10 lhe West.
On Do Ksw Kosk cepsFAl Rad =, The
western ssd. g fsci ofsnow held il
own agsiast ths trains ieE 6ye days
A trails. made W Of snow plough.
ight locomotives AID dozen passed.
ger cars. charged H. The saow plough
strsek a. anyieldisg mass q ice.
Five ebgiues wsni over and were con,
pieiely sreeked one engineer wAs
killed Six powerful PeuBsy lvAaiA
Railroad mouatain engines charged =
mass Of Ice "a the Allegheny ranges.
bat nature triamphed. A force u 1900
lAborep vas 5Fs ugbt from the region
Of AlioonA, and. alter laborisg ior hine
hours, during which time al traffic Was
suspended 90 that great irunk line, a
train Of niue large engines broke the
blockade and enabled the delayed
ifsigbs to 90 through with ihsir per
ishAble property Cases Of heroism
aad rare devotion 10 duty were fire.
queut Brakemen were frozen at their
brakes. engine drivers were killed, and
wofkmen ,oiled Tor days with the mer-
curry below zero. Curiously enough,
the northern roads, the Grand Trunk
aud Central Vermont, were not blocked
up al all. notwithstanding that these
lines have IN the past been usually the
first to auiler from snow blockades, ON
account OF the lower temperatures
through which they extend.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-01-16

Aud now comes Louisiana man
named 81. Marta, who was deputy
sefgeant-at-afms Of the Potter commit
tee when ia that state taxing testi-
mOny last summer, wno is said to be a
cousin VI Gov. Nichols, aud who seHds
ala affidavit 10 the committee that be
vac procured 10 btibe Witnesses tor The
serve subpunas for the Republican
witnesses by returning as not found,
that several 81 The witnesses for the
Democrats were instructed beforehand
just what 70 swear TO aud that Dir.
Sienger, one Of the members Of said
committee. was cognizAnt Of And aided
10 lh's orookedness The committee,
by party vote. refused 10 have this
affidavit placed upon The record on the
ground that the witness himself can be
called Aad examined We are inclined
10 ihink that bis statement IL not true,
although there may have been some
grounds for IL Bot il shows one thing.
whether true OF not. that very little
dependence is 10 be placed 90 The word
o. oath q The average politician 10 that
State. Of which fact Anderson aud
Weber were brilliant Illustrations. We
lear tie day Of judgement will hardly
serve 10 reveal the exact 1uth Ia I'll
i,s bearings.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-01-16
TIE FALL IN PRIons.

We have already called attention to
the enormous increase in the exports
OF agricultural products from the United
States during three quarters Of ls7S,up
to Oct. |, the latest da,e for which a
detailed statement has been published.
1t seems incredible. yet the official
figures show very clearly that the vast
gain Of nearly one hundred millions in
the declared value of the six great
staples OF export MAS made straight IN
the teeth Of a heavy, general and, in
deed, almost universal decline in
prices. Thus the improvement is due
entirely TO a matchless augmentation in
the quantities shipped.
We will take cotton and wheat as
examples Of the loss by depreciation in
price. The exports Of raw cotton IN
1878 compare as under with those Of
1877 10 quantity and value:
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-01-16

Madame Anderson concluded her
taAk Of walking 400 quarter miles 10
as many quarter hours, 10 Brooklyn,
Monday hight at l045. She appeared
greatly exhausted, aud was taken TO
her physicians. where she will remain
uudet treatment f9r week or two. At
frst she will not be allowed 10 sleep
more than IS minutes at time, as !
is said she would probably never wake
If she was not disturbed. 10 a day or
two she will be allowed to sleep two
hours at time, and the time Of rest
will be gradually increased until she
can take all the sleep she desires with.
out fear Of injury
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-01-16

period IT, seksan fss ihs ,Hrge sAies
81 bonaa 81 lsw rates q ibtsrest IL
faspa ia lhs faei naa psopas saaaes
Sid mere FesaseefaaiFe enpioy neat ioF
sbsif SPARE taossy 90 Is 20 De siagaA-
ueu ~ bvsiucs. q ctse tbcy sre sfill
Sos iisEustfol 70 loaa i io private 10.
dlrsaasls sd corporations u either
case ;, i hoped lai ths aiAcalty vii
ggsdsally disappear
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-01-16

The increase In agricultural products
this year over last is very great Chi
cago reports the receipts Of wheat 30.
sol ,220 bushels in 1878, against H.
l64,5l5 10 1871; corn 62,TS3,57T
bushels 10 1873, against 47.9l5,75S in
1871; flour 3,l2l 444 barrels in 1873,
against 1851 ,l42 ia 1871. All other
agricultural products present cores.
pouding increase At New York the
receipts Of wheat Ia 1878 we're 63,000,-
600 bushels, against a 600, 900 in 1871.
Coro at the same port shows gain Of
4 O0o 600 bushels wheat -four, 7,000,-
900 barrels cotton. 100, 900 bales. In
dairy products the most decided in-
crease is III cheese. fully 700 900 boxes
more being marketed there than last
yeae These dgores indicate a vast
increase IN our national wealth aud
these products will greatly aid in re-
storing prosperity and business activi'
"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-01-16
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-01-16

The Mes York Tmss, 10 discussing
The qsessiaa whether the rate Of Inter
Ell hss beeoms permanently redsced
20 tbe four OF Eve per ceat Indicated
BY the sale q govsrnmeai and other
bosds. ceases 70 the eoselasion that il
has nos. bet thai The rate will nol Be -
high - il waa dunag the inaAled
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-01-16
IMPORTS or oorToN ron SIsE MONTHS.

Increase in 1878. Ei usJ.a6 81 gJsssU
Last year, Sea Island cotton aver
aged 1913 cents per pouud. and other
qualities l2.04 cents per pound. This
year the average is reduced to 70 l
cents per pound for the former. aud
1925 cents per pound for the latter.
fall OF T.9 cents aud Loo cents respect
lively Had the exports Of 1878 been
al the figures which ruled 10 1917, the
increase ia value would have risen TO
$50, 4s2.T24 The decline 10 prices on
this years shipments OF cotton cost the
country ts,5l4,OlT
A like computation 10 the domestic
exports Of wheat exhibits much more
serious loss;
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-01-16
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PONDS EXTRACT Tas gyy.i vs1ssAAIs
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-01-16

( COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

IIENNF FfANFlIW q IAFAEFI
Ihe ouaofsghed having been appointed By
The Hoo Probate Court for the District " Mas
chester CommissiDuefss ~ receive. examine and
adjust al csalas and dsBsnds % al psFaons
against The estate a
HEM Harrow lsie Of LandEr0Fs,
a satd district. deceased. and all claims sIhibs
it'd ii Offset thereto, hereby give notice that ws
wlll Meet TOT the pafposs Aforesaid, a. the lats
dssIllng house ~ sksA deceased Is L4ndgf0Ys "a
ths l1th DAY u February AID izth dag Of Juss
ns1t FROM I g'ei0ek. y. ~ Until 0el0ek ,. ~
81 aid eays. ans thsg Elk mouths from iEs
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Dated Il IAadgrgss this izth Jay u December
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