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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-06-06
COTTON GIN.
The Brown Cotton Gin.

Cleans the Seed better, Runs Lighter, Gins Faster,
and money than any other Gin in the mar
ket. Every machine fully and legally guaranteed
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-01-30
CORREsPoNDENcE.

MANCHESTER DEroT. Jan. %, 1879.
Mr.. Editor,
With your permission | would like
to present few ideas, or rather dis
cuss. the subject of town fair. The
preliminary steps have been taken TO
organize what will. suppose. be call
cd the Battenkill Valley Agricultural
Society" Now l would add to that
by naming the organization the Bat
tenkll Valley Agricultural and Me-
chanical Society" Surely the mechani.
cal interests Of this town and vicinity
are as worthy Of notice as agriculture,
and IS neither are very extensive why
not include the two ia this movement
Should We conine ouf attention strictly
TO agriculture and that which pertains
TO it, we all know that a fair in this
town wonld be rather uninteresting. l
hope this subject will be considered at
the meeting for organization. To or.
ganize such a society and have it work
tremendously requires tact aud skill on
the part OF the officers, aud if il is ex.
pected to make il y permanent iDstitu-
ton the general wish Of the members
should be- consulted Now with all
respect 10 the managers OF the fair
held last autumn, las that was little
else than an EXPERIMENT. | say what !
believe to b. the sentiment OF the
majority Of the class supposed to be
benefited by such fairs. namely, farmers
and stock breeders. that an agricultur-
al horse trotting society can never
flourish 10 this town. The failure Of
many such societies prove the thing TO
be impracticable | would not. nor do
/ think any man objects TO having
horses tEotted at tbs lair, but to make
il the principal feature / think is an
unwise policy. would wish that
young horses raised and owned within
the limits OF the society be put on the
track and small premiums offered for
both speed aud style, but TO offer large
purses for horses Of ell conditions aud
classes, | object TO. IS that course
brings to the track horses owned by
men who make ii their business at that
season Of the year 10 attend all Of the
local fairs and compete for the money
which OF right belongs elsewhere. IL
would be unfair 10 let owners Of fast
horses come from distance aud carry
Of the money which should be paid 10
premiums for extra stock or produce.
IL is gratifying TO notice bow willingly
the farmers and others respond TO the
call 10 Subscribe for the proposed so
ciety, bat they usually AJAX III ID Is 20.
ing to pay ior horse trotting.l' They
would not object 10 horsemen getting
up puFses among themselves and
having little excitement, bu, allowing
them 90 be paid from the general land
is against their objections. Another
thing ] have never seen = report Of
the receipts add expenditures Of the 4
Last fair a. yet. OF course il is rather
late In The day to call the matter ap. |
bot Why should not the people know
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-01-30

Secretary Sherman and Senator
Conkling are measuring horns 10 good
earnest, the fight being over the New
York custom house officers. A long
time ago the President suspended col.
lector Arthur aud appointed Merritt to
hls place. At the last session the
Senate refused to confirm the latter and
Conkling demanded the reasons for the
emoval Of Gen. Arthur, claiming that
inder the civil service rules OF tue adj
ninistration no man could be removed
from office without cause. A few days
,go Sherman sent in the reasons for the
emoval OF Arthur, and now the latter
has sent ia bis reply, which is consid-
cred pretty good answer TO the
charges made against him, which were
rather weak ia the first place. The
President sent in Merritts name again
this session aud he will most likely be
again rejected unless the Democrats
vote for him. IL must be acknowledged
that Conkling makes brilliant fight in
a case like this, bat often when ques-
lion comes up which threatens the life
and welfare Of the nation. like the dis.
pute in regard TO the electoral vote, or
specie resumption, be is as silent IS
the grave
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-01-30

hgratEes westward utlhin The pat
ytan - sruesa~t as ainAAr mesa.
@sri ID The listed SlaAss TIE CO.
nissi SET q pstlie lsuss 70 Us asssal
'rpas, states n a. he sAlss a pehlic
lspss lsss year werc t~ses What they
aae il tae yeaf prfrisas ID ether
wi3s. tee agmber Il sores was 80 !.
~, greater. the whole urmber btiug
"a 600 ooa No stsiemesi i msde II
tbr Huate' q plan,slions 10 the South
shich hate bseu cot - iato email farms
atd soid e. SETTLERS. bot toe numter is
.ssgr The layers q 81 THE lard we're
% she majority oi cases, sos emigrAhts.
tul eastern people Not ever $1,000
iortignefs weut 1910 tie mes states and
territories las, year. while over 600 900
people toot W their residences there.
he largest exodus wAa from Virginia.
The middle states and New EsglaBd.
hose states thu, have been mos,
,roabled With sorplus Of unemployed
aborers
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-01-30
ssgxEFs SALE

~ hANAht fNIN.
j SO ~ 81 rslhs ssstiuA, = ~ aaehsss
Nd Ser .Ma ~ hats y kusila hAgslssA . Af.ing.
kam n@esaf 81 heaasaFloa, saA&s Il vsrwahs.
Hl-alask 49, tha fa.asinE tsseftts3 rrki All
rats al FTopesif. atusiet lH Afenkt1a na4
%snHetiaaa Ia ne eeBtlr sfiressid
A Farm ~ khaat Aeres as tana 49,
Gated 5 Ar pxtaa stafrssii Hssf Afunelae ~
iAxe ss5s ixfa naussstfnE N ahens "a tgrrs "
ntfA 34u anl pies Nas Add ne tatkHaa ia re- atufn
sat svsa iaut rgua sslt faras i : SOC seg,f
orchard
ssshhasrl shor snd sss sa,u oaaas7tsA
t.asaasltA, Aas sHtss pfithoss assa a. moite
raeef t1g tse EaHas, tagfikgI Ntlh khsut trt s.
safss y laud - stish thsy are ieettsd. siiuAifd
Ia AffFEt0b kfafgkA8a
Abou, Na as4ss II llnhsf laaa sllaatsa Is
saaAsslsnd aforesaid, Va Ie.s ~ 81 Is she
fesf,h aiststsa 90 = scrs - % aeFf idts Nat.
81 and a. TIE sautb hslf u 81 acre to. Ne p ia
tae thurd 81 Arfs dssislah, ASS tAe s9att haf If
81 acre iai 80 s. % he sscspd 3 acre aivis4an'
q asfe tote No a aud - 90 ths lard g. IRE al.
4.saoB. 400 n acres conveyed by A EspH %
Hsrmop C,nAeld nd etheFa
astllipE h0ase iih absut soc haif scfa
q lssd eopHsesed thetpviih. vita eutbailangs
thereon, sitHstsa 10 TIE village 81 AfdrElun
Aforesaid b be Sold sRhlest te = homestead
right belonging 10 Mo- Emily y Csn8tla
3 ! Far ffaekA. pair Traverse sleds bob
seds, Ca Cart. AosiuE Machine, harsa
llsts. 6rinastons. Abaat rs sAp nackets, :
Chains ! Cross Cut Saw. 1 piows, l LumbsF
N8gan I Catisf Buffalo Robes, Cora shelter
S Sap Barrels, IS rhoasaua Heart shinglss
Al the above property beion giue to the estate
Il Harmon CsaAsld, Bankrupt
MARTIN N, nFMtNa, Assiguee.
Arlington, Vermont, January ieth, 1873. s69w
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-01-30

At Mondays executive session. when
Secretary Sherman's letter 10 the Sen
ate asking for copy Of Artbur's reply
was read. Mr.. Conkling. with much in.
dignation. at once called attention to
The fact that be, as chairman Of the
committee ON commerce, bad received
a similar communication from Secretary
sherman, aud had submitted it TO the
Senate with the answer OF Mr.. Arthur.
II was, oi course, apparent from this
that the Secretary must have enter
laiucd the idea that Mr. Conkling
would suppress bis letter When It WAS
found that Hr Conkling bad really
sent 20 thr cieik the letter OF The Sec
lctary, his colleagues OF both parties
expressed Indignation at what was re-
garded AS gfatuitous insult TO one 81
their number Then Mr. Conkling
WbNtd sudA Aic iblbHehth VI nttiSNy
be removed. MIR kdmuads. who is be.
lieved to be strongly IN favor Of Mr..
Arthur was nevertheless opposed to
removing the injunction Mr. Hosr
made = short but earnest appeal 10 the
Democrats to sustain the administra-
lion Mr. Conkling's motion was car.
ried. a. to 6 Messrs Edmunds, Hoar,
Dawes. Burnside and Matthews being
among those who voted adversely. 1t
lie stll generally believed that Merritt
will be rejected. There is no doubt
that in addition TO the Republicans
mentioned he will be supported by q
number OF Democrats. The nomination
u Graham was reported favorAhly and
will undoubtedly be confirmed
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-01-30

The Peter committee commence,
tbis week 10 vfesllo With The cipher
kilograms They were found TO be 10
tbe possession Of Gen. Butler though
that worthy says he is not bic TO tell
how they e.. there There is large
sumber u them and they will be pho.
to.lithographcd aud translated for the
ase Of the committee. Nephew Pelton,
wbo was private secretary to Tilden
and who received most OF them, will
attempt to shos bow the old man was
all The time Ignorant OF what was going
on. BOT be must be man Of eItrsordi.
nary resources II he makes the country
believe ii.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-01-30


Tie Potter committee has com
meacrd its Investigation Of the cipher
dispatches by trying to find out how
they became public This is foolish
waste d time The questions are, who
Is responsible for them aud are they
genuine 7 II may have been through a
breach II confidence that they were
published. bat that is q private matter.
he public wishes 10 know the bottom
facts. One or two witnesses which
have boen examined referred 10 vague
way 10 certain kilograms which were
senl TO J NJ. Tyber before the election
10 regard 20 money Tor carrying lndi.
ana Tor the Republicaus. The Demo.
Gratis thought they had big fpd but
Tyner says be has the originals OF
those dispatches aud will produce
them, aud that they refer to money 10
be used for speakers and other legiti-
nate campaign expenses.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-01-30

A, Nssel.ws l,s sy,h Nsshss o.ss. sssa
= fears
A, AtbortsH tsa iaih Nfs tosp Huexs
aKea fs stsra
AtAFw Noyg 5tn gith SafAh wilt IN wm A.
RaKass sgta s. tsAns Mgs neEets ga gss
tlsnt - ArihEtan ior = many yesfs
A parsst iss st,h Me-. Ass iaa,pAesg. ssed
S. years
Al Suuh AAams hsn bee loih, ffaaess
hloamer ~i's - chatH Hollsna awea a. Her
feaiSias usru bronEhl d Dorset hsr Hauss
place Tor lntsfmssi
Al Hanstou Teas Jan, isih Jsnes A. Fsalt.
nsf. Agsd A. Yeats lie vas a. ose iins sapse.
intsndcnt q the Harlem latrassea Failroad
AZ wibhAN. I'd Isn o. MiA nisaama uspsn.
aged 81 Year..
rht venerable soe q gone lfem aar tight.
With its cFowh ottilvsf hslt
lot thr msmaff deer Ia oar hssfts 10 hftght
Ana Avsth tafaYet there.
Moth Aaa~s saa spnoghell, Macs. Papsrs
plssse copy
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-01-30

ssmgis rRse ~ ieoiseaess = -
t aa ans3sosa ia TIE H0sss y
~ Tabtf g. fsgaiags TIE ebAfaes 81
ra maas Baiacr ears sod othsr sleep
tx e.r. pslsaioJ y tbs tnised States
~t pFavl1ss tat 4 81 - uulSwfal
hsfge acre has csc dollar 60 tie
ase ths .ans. onder tbs pssai,y q >
80 Ests thsa 500 81 Eors aAaa
81 Uaa. i@Ressa spoa zee ourPotssies .
sea ssy pefsoa siolsaihg shs pfoslsions
she scs ali bs liable ~ ass 81
kt0B sba thfes mossbs' impnsopDeui
~ ssch uEsncs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-01-30

The back pension bill. signed by the
President, Saturday. will not become
operative 10 is present form. IL will
be materially amended before an up.
preparation is made to carry 1t into
effect The amendatory bill has already
been prepared. aud will probably be in
PRODUCED In day or two Il provides
FOR the payment Of arrears back to the
time Of actual disability Instead Of the
date Of discharge. as 10 the new law.
THIS amendment, il will be seen. prac-
tIcally repeats the law just signed, for
great majority Of pensioners are al
ready paid back 10 the time Of dis
charge
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-01-30

A disease. supposed ~ b. The
plagss. - rsvAginE portion u hassia
asd spreading qaite rapidly There
aIe ooba,oliag reports 10 regard 70 Il
tai sac government V making eItfnoF-
DIARY efforts 20 pfevebt lie spread.
Il YES hfosghi 1850 the country BY =
regiment 81 CcssAcks returning from
the Tafiish war. aud il another result
II that contest which may entail terri.
bic consequences upon hussia as we'll
- other cations u which Il Is liable 70
spwa3.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-01-30

Ia Mes York. within the past lew
day, the 6oc underwriters have gone
back Ia The -ystem of schedule rating
iu hcr Use years ago. aud premiums
tAp policies recently taken out have
iatrn sudden iumo in consequence.
frr-5p eanversaut with insurance
mallrr- ne agreed that THE step was
l,tgu none too ea,ly. Ia fact that this
rsuts uighl haNy b'ra adopted a year
a." ~i1ipHt injustice to any parties
! HE ae'-t reckless proceedings have
cbA' uteuzed the placiag Of insurance
daring humber oi year. just pact aud
competition resulting IRON period II
vncrpiipal high rates aud consequent
ia iury mskius some time since
hfought the business 10 thai pass that
i va aps done Al . profit for stock.
holders besides. the capacity Of eom-
panir- 20 adjust lpssss was greatly i'm
pai,el II Is thought that property
holders aiIsctcd will not com plain OF
,irr pfcsens aoy ssncnt
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-01-30

II regard 10 The result 81 the fair
last iAll wc loasu thai nearly shy dol.
Ears renain altar pasipE Al expenses,
10 be tnrucd over 10 ihe Bew society II
one !. formed. The bilis ~ expenses
are 10 the hands 81 the treasurer and
were pronounced correct by The com.
mi,tee Horse trotsing. or any other
matter cobBeeled with the society, The
nembers pill have i 10 their Poser 10
regulate 10 sui. themselves, and il il
cor lhis reason that il il desirable that
Ill the psorsinsol farmers aud manuise-
turers should join the society. They
can elect such ofioere and make such
rules aud regulations as majoriiy
present at the meeting for orgaization
may think beet The subscription Of
one dollar each was asked thai tue
society may have a financial basis Tor
offering good pEeminn list aud BOT be
obliged to depend wholly on the gate
money. VS. hsps good number, not
only 10 this town buE in ak the towns
in this vicioity, Win become members
Of this society and tske an sctiye part
in it's proceedingss It is not confined
to any class or "ringI' but is free to
all. and all who join may have voice
in directing It's op9fAliohs. In, JOIN.
NAL,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-01-30

II is not improbable that Senator
Windows resolution looking 10 a nj
grafton d eolored people from the
South TO the West may attract favor.
abie consideration 10 a much greater
cxtent than was at first expected
should his scheme be carried out. the
aulidozed sections Of tbs South will by
aud by begin TO yield plentiful crops Of
tafes, instead Of cotton. sugar aud
corn. Perhaps even the chivAlric
southroas may thea recognize the
blunder they have committed. And
how they will bate TO do their own
plowiug and plAating aud rcaping and
storing There il really DO good rea-
soh Why large numbers d the SOalAera
blacks may not aBd comfortable homes
and establish prosperous communities
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-01-30

The severity Of the climate 10 The
British domain does not seem TO agree
wiih Mr. Sitting Bull asd bic band.
Jo,l as ihe people Il the United States
aegAn u congratulate themselves that
hey were we'll nd Of this intrepid war
rior. be turns up again and knocks for
admission At The door Of The Indian
bureau. The Indian bureau now he's
fifteen thousand prodigal sons aud
daughters on lis hands. But we donbt
very much il Sitting Boil is really stu
cefe ia bic proteslatious Of friendship,
lie says be loves the white citizens Of
the United States that during his
exile on British soil the palm Of bic
hand was continually itching TO shake
hands with bis white brethren. He
says that bis warriors are sorry that
they ever took any white mans scalp,
and are now willing to destroy their
war paint, bury the Ratchet aud remain
at peace. There ID no doubt thai Sit.
ting Bull will keep these promises
until--warm weather at least. But
when these sayages get their stomachs
full Of government beef. aud wax fat
and strong, they will forget their
promise to be good Indians, aud again
dip their fingers 10 the blood Of their
white brethren.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-01-30


TIE bem0ofAis ia Congress are liable
t. yea into family quarrel. 10 9 re.
cent debate on the passage Of . South.
eFh riaim Gen Bragg. : member from
a ~estctu tswn who wAs brave officer
Ia The recent bpleAsantness. told the
soatbesa geHllemrn some plaza facts.
dc sAld that there we're no loyal peo-
pie ., she soash duFiag the war aud
hoac II thee. are entitled % claims on
that groaad, aud Il soaihefn Demo.
ctais aasutained their party relations
~ the sake Of getting money out Of
tie nauoaai treasury they bad better
80 aboat their business. Tor be for che
would hsse nothing 10 do with them
OF course this raised breeze on the
soushtfa side and enc % two members
retouej btisay. when The boar expired
and the speaker cut Of further debate
Il u understood. however, that some Of
she ete eaters have speeches prepared
ard al Ore shem 90 the 6rst oppotla.
hlfy ~hils ihe malotily oi the rsriy
mcnt~fs are asing their beat endeAvofs
g. aasA up 10 3is1srbasce. Oue Of
she seutaseru speakers sAid The oaly
talY loyal men al the SOslh wese
lhose who fought uHder lhe rebel flag
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-01-30

10 tie wssi and ssutharss. apah lasds
COO snoo0apaea Aad geiag - waste.
10 tAosa pofUona III tht S9uth uheFc
the ssgrees robstitate Almost thf sole
population. - or sbs sea islsuAs e
sogth Caroiiua. iot example. tbey
tAriye eIuotaingly ssll. aa1 crime and
disorder q serious character afc almost
1nkuown
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-01-30

The Brsttleb0Fo Rsformer which, 10
10 owu estimation 81 least, 10 exceed.
ingly wise ia regard 70 public expendi.
tures aod tATauep, has 6gured oui .
scheme By which State and ooualy eE-
peuses eeald Ls paid without a general
laK and. more than that. large surplus
besides 70 be divided yearly among the
towns 10 the state Ia tbe 6rst place
he cuts doun The yearly State expense
10 t235 600 aud the expenses Of AL the
counties TO $40, 900. He would have a
licenss law passed. allowing people to
sell liqaoT by paying 3 fixed license.
Then be would diside his revenue a.
fnilnvws
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-01-30
II IL made in -Four Sizes, with and with
eat oven.
Cooking, PaIIOr and Box Stoves

Tue sooboaie al stove, HOllos strs, stove pips.
puaaps, aud lsta pips al sizss. patsni bfolisfs,
r. ga together eth large Ass0ftm snt o. pitesd
sad pressed tn care, boilers lee ksttlss, rail.
re4A miik cans fsetary cans, Ae Ae.. al u WhieA
"a bs noi4 - 90 ae The iowest. J0bbsng
xrompGy ana nsstiy attsadsd =.
sAM1 B. YOUNG.
FEelory Polat. Sept. sch, iF77. 4sif
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-01-30
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sWs~s. Ter viii speak 81 stssil.aa
EeMps EXTRACT ~ rrgst Vsgstahis
Pats Destroyer. Has tsea IL s- esss
s,sss 49,, a. e 1870. AS ''s'ss
Cmax.DmEN. Ne sAnaaly can saora y = utthsai
rena's K.Htrset. Arriasats, mrwtssa,
S@Ramst@ses cats, NpEatass rvissvrA
slmas4 instantly ~ stterusi aI4l h@tion-
FFanF4ls Fssirvss Jslas sf narns. se.aes,
I.ssSississs, sh@hsE., Ola serss,
Hsfis, Eeteas. C@fas, ~. Arrests IN
eAnnlaitsss rssisaa. sSeiiigs, sial. bleeaius.
FxWqye~ d,srolarsitgu epa heala rafaaly.
LADIES nRd u their best Tread IL 2s~uAgea
ths paihs % stich they are peculiarly
enthusiastically fatincss and pressure u
tss bead, OAuses vertigo, &e II PrsaHptly
Amehefates asd permanently heals 30
tiads Of iasian nations and aIesra-
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waMHCOsE VEINS. tits he buiy sure care.
hIDhhK DISEASES. ~ has "a slgaAl -, per-
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-01-30

whsFe taeir messT wssi 70 : Let a.
ouasassT Ne Hastss "a hs diaeFeat
bearings u b. we may ars anScF.
slKsdiaKly Yeats, etc,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-01-30
5th Day o. February. 1879.

Al 10 o'clock ID ghe forenoon. al tue Heal Estate
uhsrs Il said deceased died sslxsd aud pos
sss.sd. consisting ~ tao dwsiHBg houses, tWo
bsfues aud iis cd stoTS. an1 about 1Ys Gefss
of good ikud, aoanscted vita cad buitdiaes.
taeatsd 10 LaBdzfsFe H1ii0s 80 called add being
tAs premises 0seupisd b. said aeesassd as hls
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suit purchasers
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BARNET HAff, AgellOassf.
IAndgroYe, VI gsn z. 1873. sfsH