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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-01-16
NOMMISSIONERS NOTIcE-

- HEsHf y. WAYS Estate.
We the subscribers, being AppoiRlsd by
tho Hon. the Probate Court Tor The District Of
Manchester. Commissioners TO receive examine
and adjust the claims aud domsnds u sil parsons
against the estate ~
Henry Y Way, late Of Manchester,
ia said District deceased, snd also all claims aud
demands exhibited Ia Offset thereto. aud els
months from the 2lsi day Ut Dec, 1873, being
SLOWED by said Court for that purpose, We DO
therefore, hereby give notice, that We sll sltend
10 the business u our appointment IT the
Manchester, 90 the 2ist day of June nsIt fr0n
ga NJ until O'clock, p X. on skid day.
Dated AZ Manchester, " this 2lst day ~ Dee.
A, D. 1875.
,,,- sAH y idS q e$oNE' oom'..
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

ALEXANDRA CoRHEr's Estate,
The undersigned, having besn appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court for the district OF MAa-
chester, Commissioners, to receive, examine aud
adjust all claims and demands u all persons
against the estate Of
Ale ander oorbet, late Of Peru,
In said district, deceased, aud al claims eIhib-
tied in Offset thereto, hereby give notice that We
will meet + 7 the purposes sioresaid, at the late
dwelling house Of said deceased, 10 Peru,
on the Both, day 0f June next from O'Clock
A. NJ until O'clock p. NJ, on said day, and that
Elk months from the 80th day OF December
A, D., 1873 il the tins limited by said Court for
said creditors 90 preseut their claims 10 Ne for
examination aud allowance
Dated at Peru. this Both day OF December,
A. D., 1878,
CHARLES NJ. RUSSELL, 49,,
S3,3w JUs1us D. BROWN NOm
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Births.

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In 1877 theexports averaged 8 81 0S
per bushel. against ti.Iss5 per busbel
In 1878. q decline Of 1915 cents per
per bushel. equivalent to tls.sl7,2sI
on the latter shipment. We may add
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5lb Day Of February, 1879,

Al 10 O'Clock 10 the forenoon. all the Real Estate
where II said Deceased died ssIzsd aud pos-
s.sssd consisting ~ tao dwelling houses too
barnes and the Old store. aud about i've sores
~ good iAud, connected Hith said buildings
located ia LAndsroYs HoiioH % called and beng
the premises occupied By said deceased 80 his
Homestead. Also about Is tefes 81 land situated
IN the tovB ~ Peru suitably divided ints
pasture meadow aud scotland On which thsfs
10 large quantity af plee spruce and hard FOOD
timber Also vii be spld Al tbr same ADD plecs
$ quantity u pefsons properly. consistlHg ~
bsalng ell ifs and tahies, efVakefy sgd 0ihsT
articles too numsiOas T. nlsutiuas Hald Real
Rstate viii be s8id al together " 10 parcels 70
suit purehaseFs
Terms made kuosn On day ~ ssis.
BAHsKf WAIT, Asetiosesr
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THURSDAY. yASuAar. ls is's
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THE NEW HOME
SEWING MACHINE

oeaasitfsA4 thf heHt isAtnrps of tma Mheeast A
y soc, sFssf, A hatef. y ed. 81 pszaesee
zsseAiaa& NaihFloss, pasf fwn1,lae, ard eeas
tash5ue ~ tbs sstacbge8ts ever Eui ca
wsksAiae Is Hura ths rsfF bast mscAtne
svsf made We ~8N ~ blessed q shoW ths
usarhsue. irss n sapfnss, . ssv psrson vho
wl seue e. wufd 81 df0p as fsasikt rafa, aua
80 ssil itan ahssr A. sny geed msahsns ts sod
AID Ah,ast sne bali whAt taeh machines usFu
recsuuy sali 81
LAaFSQN a pQLFB.
Manshesisf. W. Jan. !. is7s
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A UCTI0N
Administrators Sale.

viii DO soi Al Public Auciion at the dwelling
house o. the late John Emerson. of Lsndgr0Ys.
deceased, 90 the
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A. sCH0EkFELD, Agent.
aetary Fsint, VI, Oosebsr 1aa, ISIS. sn
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nF Tusssist af lsst sask q sssiskta b.a
tbs araet w b saaAtls ttwAfAca b. lsAvHg
u - ths 1ueertE UHsa
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Ladies and Cents Furnishing
Goods Complete.

I ssli goods At lover prices than they we're
ever offered before 10 the State OF vermont, and
eTery.krtieis warranted ~ represented. Thanh.
fal Tor former patronage hops All w1ll cal and
eTGnine my prices befbre purchasing elssuheft.
shall have a eomplsae stock Of
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Ladys and ChiIdren's Furs

Seal, Mink and all other kinds Fla fell
sets, and at very low prices.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-01
= AN AssE.sION To IOAHO.

Four or five handred colored men
from South Carolina are emigratins to
idaho. Transportation has been pro-
yided for them, audi they will be pro-
vided tor until they are in condition to
take care of themselves The dispatch
which brings this intelligence says
"they are engaged to work on the rail-
road from Boise City" This is evil
IDENTIFY a mistake. as no railroad is now
being built from, Boise City east. west,
north-er south. A large trace of land
In Boise valley. or basin, rs it is called,
has been reclaimed from the de ert by
q company which has constructed -E.
tensive irrigating canals. and it is on
this tract probably the colonists wil'be
located. The disposition manifested
by the icolored people to emigrate
from the Southern States to the
Pacific Coast furnishes another strong
argument in favor Of the restriction
of Chinese emigration. Those people
who are IN tive and to the manner
born" will. unlike the Chinese. spend
their money where they earn it. aud
will supply u want as cooks, whieh has
made limited number of Chinese
almost Indispensable ON the Pacific
Coast
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-01
THE rRANsPORrA ZION OF Pals
ONEHs.

Sheriffs 10 several counties in the
State have been complaining that the
mileage is not sufficient to pay the fare
Of prisoners ON stage lines. 70 remedy
this a bill WAS introduced ia the AS
sembly by Mayhugh OF Exc. entitled,
"An Act regulating tue p,,wers aud
duties Of the Board of County Commis
siouers of the ssverai cuunties within
this State in certain Gases " The bill
authorizes aud Directs the Board OF
County Commissioners to audit aud
allow to any sheriff or constable tue
actual fare paid by such officer IN the
prisoners that may be committed to the
county Jail by Justice of the Peace.
in addition to the amount now aIlo we'd
by law for the safe Keeping aud de-
livery of such prisoners;. proUided such
officers shah. upoa the presentation OF
their bills for the fare actually paid,
present receipt showing the amount
paid. and by what conveyance the
prisoner Was brought to the county jill.
and in no case shall a greater sun be
paid tor private conveyance than is
usually charged for similar distance.
The bill was introduced GU February
25th. and Isl tO take effect from AID
after its passage The object of the
bill undoubtedly is to prevent sherlffs
and constables from. losing money in
conveying prisoners from points re-
mote from county seats to county j'ils.
and. rs it is we'll guarded aud its pro.
visions seem just aud reasonable, il
ought to. become law.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-01
THOSE PETITIONS.

- Petitions against reducing rates on
railroads are sometimes introduced ill.,
troduced in the Legislature and dgnre
eoaspicuously in the proceedings as
published The fact is. however. that
only a few names are appended to those
petitions. One from W.shoe- was sign
ed by sixteen persons and one from
Eureka had twelve signatures. These
facts are published that people may
understand that Opposition to reducing
fares and treighissis confn to II few
and these are generally persons who
are in some way favored by railroad
companies
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-01

substance of the people and swallow up
the wealth of the State to satisfy such
incre .slng rate aud d4bt upon such In
cressing cost or investment; and es-
pecially wheu we consider that about or
a little more than, one million dollars
we're donated to one Of such roads by
the counties of Ornsby and 5 ORGY aud
the mining companies of storey county,
which might properly be considered.
if not OFT Of the fJnr millions eight
hu ldre tnousaui dIiltrs cost or in
vestmsnt in the road At least consid
cred In determining the net profits or
rate OF interest produced on the actual
Investment.
N-ither can We conc de that the Cd
Grating expenses of -ith-r Of the roads
are ~ great AZ il. cl ined, Will" we
maintain the net earnings are much
greater Mr. can we seA how the net
earnings If one snch road is lin ronnh
numbars) ~ev4n bnair-d and fifty
thousand a ,iI.rS 70 1873 while one
hun ired aud sixty tnpns sod dollars:
principal and interest on bonds or
money secured by mortgage are paid
f,r the SAM year. necessarily out of
the net earn ngs Of the road for no part
of which constitn'eS or can be charged
to opecstiog expenses. why some rea-
snosbe reduction npon freights should
not ba made. Neither can we SIC. IA
matter of equsl importance that such
road is to'dste. Annually assessed nudIr
oath. and taxes are paid thereon noon q
valuation of million dollars or there
sb,nts, white at til. same time il il
cl4imad, under statement of . ,aI so
lAmnity. that the people. Should be
xei on freights- an1 fares and paw
thereon 'o'tbe road sntficient 10 produce
anomaly net earning If nine HUNDRED
thonsaDd dollars or more npon an as
s1med actual investment of four mil.
lions eight hnndrpd' Thousand dollars
Besides il must be- remembered as
confessed fact among Others, that the
business of snch road FOR the year 1878
"wAs not half 80 good AZ for any of the
previous wears" Nor do we see why a
road caon0t be opersted for the rates,
or ut least abont the same mentioned in
the proposed bill. when confessedly the
average amount per ton per mile was
8 So cents on the tonnage of the road
for the year 1878, for ten cents per ton
per mile is allowed"upon all freight, ex
capt five cents is allowed for certain
kinds of frei3hts mentioned in the bill.
Manifold reasons ADD facts exist. and
can, further. be proinced in favor of
the proposed bill providing for inst
rates. for the relief of the people and
encouragement OF the resources and
leadiugs interests aud industries of. the
State. Dat We will close this report and
herewith. sub nit the same, together with
BILL and recomme udS that the same do
pass. W NJ BoARDMAN.
Chairman.
Jos I. WILLIAMS,
GHAs. KAISER
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-01

METHODIST and Quaker having
stopped ut II public house agreed to
sleep in the same bed The Methodist
knelt down aud prayed f-rveutiv. and
confessed a long catalogue of sins.
After he rose the Quaker observed,
Really. friend: II N n art rs bal H.
thon sayest thou art think | dare not
sleep with thee"
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-01
Administrator Sale.

NOTICE OF SALE on RE AZ ESTATE BY ADMINS
TaAroR
NOTICE is hereby gwen that in purs lance
~ OF All Ur1er o. ths District Coart Il the
fou tn Judicial District in AID 4 r inmb JIit
county, state Of Nevada, made ON the l7Gh
day Of febru ary IL 9. In the matter OF the
est tie of NJ. Duniry, dece lsed, tue undcr.
81 sned. the aImiaissratJr # the sad estate
VA SSH at public auc ion, TO the ignest
bidder, for cash, and subject to Confirmation
by said Dis fict Cou &, on
MONDAY, rifG 2itn DAY OF MARCH, A.
ID, 1879. AT o'C .oCK.P.M
Of said day, in front of the Court ouse, In the
town Ut Hinneuucca. Humb ,lit O aln y state
OF Nevada, ali The right, title and Interest
estate or claim II tne said NJ. Dunley at
the line of his death, aud al the right title
ami interest nat the sI i estate has 10y oper-
aiion of law IT otherwise qnired otter than,
or III addi ion % tAat of the sal, NJ. Donl Y at
the time OF ais aeatn, Ia and t. tuaL cerlaiu
zeal estate 81 uate, lying and being in the
same coauty of iamooldl aud state of
Nevada, desc tbsd as.ioIiUws; Ii that certa II
piece arcel Of and, wiGh TIA Improve
Li II here II; s.tua q In Pleasant Valley, u d
CONNOLLY knbAa as - Oonley', .ancn;" u So
house md lot ia Uni Jnviiie, cJmmo as known
as Donley bpr perty; 1is1 sin rll n iuss ia Jer-
ses Mining 1-ttIc , he ,r isey mine.
The terms aud condition; Of sale will be
cash; zen per cent. duwn on Til day ( sale
andDaiauce On c0nhraia iol Of SAFE by said
Distri5t CJurt. PArnI X REID,
Adm. nj tGator of the estate of VI. Dpn,ey de
ceas ii. Sinnsnacci, Feb .4th. is,D-rd.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-01

Two brothers il NV HAMPSHIRE were
married in 1926 and lived with their
wives for more thau tifty-two Years.
The death of the wife of one last week
was followed the next day by the death
of the wifi OF The other,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-01

A Lynn. mau got divorce from his
wife. married again, hired the fra: wife
"a bonsekeeper. aud the two women
kxs under one root without fighting.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-01

Is BOW prepared TO furnish choice article of
A1LLIAG SALT III quantities to suit
NJ reasonable rates.
Adde'S OhDkkS:-"DI sEsT SALT COM
PANY, Browns station, c. z. r. X.
Nevada b" anl6.T3.if
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-01
LADIES, 8AZ AR.
MISS e. A. BoSMFIeLD, Mas. j. NJ Brown.
MS. j. Nj. bkOAN d. Us.
Winnemucca Nevada,

MiLLiNEKo AND , RS ~ AMER ,.
Fancy Goods. straw AMI Felt Gods,
Ribbons, lace, Frensn FIowe p. aud ALI
kind, OF " msu's aud ChIldtehs Wear.
La est Styles.
Are now re 'eiving their New Stoc which is
the argeet, cns pest and most fss ion
adj ever ohered " TIE people OF Hum
Id co .nty.
They have secured the service. of u French
Lad =, W 40 isl tirst-eIa-s dIliiner, aud q
WORK in / .. lIIe viii b. uoIe ii tne
l.tess aud most ashton .bIe style.
Agent for NM. DemJres.'S Ike iaJle
Pa tern AMI t.sni IA BoJAs 5lbscrIp-
ti0 Is received foe Den)les.'s donSn y
Gag .z.Ie.
MRS. J. VI. BROWN l. CO,
Winnemucca, nevada. February IL. 1919.
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Ausoa. Dan. Anph4r, 9. J.
Bush Mrs 4 uma. Baum. E NJ
pWmaa,.J. ), Orayss. James.
Goats. Miles J. Dtssln, Andy.
D-t ore, Peter. DePps,er. Al
ES,lt Frank Fiemmiog. NJ. d;
Gs"dt-, y. Nj. Htr3n,. Henry
Htnamah. Oxen. ueperiy. George
Ii Ichene1d Geo. Jahnsoa. g., z.
Murphy. James. McIil4u Miss Alice
Pesktns } Ktppi-ye o e.
Taylor, Charles. Tn,np,oa. Frank.
Wa4ra. Hamilton
Persons calling for any of these
letters will please say. Advertised
March LIST, 1879"
+ @. Robins Postmaster.
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List Of Unclaimed Letters.
Remainingin the Postotfics at Whine
mucca. New, on tine list day of March.
1879
, 1879-06-18

Su<c,ai Nistasch to IA4 1s1tuns.
WASHINGTON, D. G., june 17.--llle recent
article in the Cllcago 4Nelas, based originally
upon Washington d!spatcll to Tne TRIBUNE,
Is founded upon a singular lnisconacptlon OF
facts, The article rctntes to resumption anil to
the pnyn,cnt Of inturest at thu Chicago SUBJ
Treasury. In it It Is stated that coin is pA for
Interest at that oillco only upon 1910 bonds, aud
llat the face Of the 10i0s reatls tint The Interest
Is payable In coin at my Sul'-Trcasury In the
United States. Now. as ,nutter OF fact, noti,-
ug Is said In the l040 bonds or lU-i0 coupons as
to whcthrr tic Interest upon that loan Is pay
able III coln or currency. Neither Is anythny
said rs to where the interest Ia payable. 1llc
following Is the furnl Of the 81 900 coupon Of
the 1O.l0 bond:
Its hereby certified t!,at tho United States OF
Of 81. 00U, reeetahls u tho peasure OF the Uniied
stasea alter tho 2St!a day q February, 1874. and
payable OF tho Int day Of March. 1aui, Inclusive,
September and March In cuch year nuon tha pse.
scntal!on OF thu proper coupon hassunto annexed.
Ttlr above, US to tue points In question. is tic
form OF al 10-fo bonds, registered and coupon.
TIlc following Ii the circular Issued by thu
TREASURY Department npon which payments aro
made:
THEAsp1y or gmE UxsTEp STATES, WASHINGTON,
Feb IL. 1B70,-s,A: uy direction Of the Secretary
upon Cuitea states bonis payable Ut your otfce
upon schedules furnishes! IFoM thl. Department
shni1 be paid b. ycu In coin q United States notrs
lhe tinted s,ases. aia checks issued in payment oi
interest upon registered bonds by law paynb'o II
con. wtll be paid By the Assistant Treasurer IN
BY the payce outyun ire authorized, Wan desired,
to paY In AwtuI noney aM such coupons or Interest
eheek' at your Office Yer, 5e.yssl,a!fy, ss ~
Treasurer Of the tuItcd Stalc8.
, 1879-06-18

Of any kiud. openly or concealed, II Tho roIs ii
my .ctsetton tur Representative IN congrsss
atsail, o conviction, tlrrc3f. tIa punished Wtt
Or with imprisonment fur prrfMt Of not lcas
than siI months Of tnnrc linn hVc years, OF
with both lna and imprisonment, as tue uis-
crction Of The Court"
kfr. Voorhees, having spoken Of three Massa-
lions IN Indiana in f3tll, Afs. blaine eatd thcro
u,uas hare lcc,, soaetl,in1 cxtraor1f,arY about
tl,,,sc truups. ifu hull 1,vasl of them ever enca
as Aariig troubled
NEAn1F EVERY rk1CE N INDIANA.
Mr, Mcdonald read letter from m cyc.wlt-
ness OF certain transaction at Indianapolis,
tending to SHOW that t1le Massachusetts troops
wcro not mythical.
4 long discussion cnsucd
sr. Conkllng asltctl Afr. Vooriccs why llo
supposed the tronrs were there.
Mr., Voothtcs safd Ilo believed II WIGS to re.
crult Indiana ncRrues to ill up Massachusetts
re9inents.
NJ. Wsnlom read q long report of Jacob
Thompson 10 tic Conse,lerata tlovcrnment
about tic "Sons of Liberty" ia 1ndIann, In.
Itcatfng, according to Window, TINT these
Massachusetts troDps were scot Into Indiana tu
suppress tlIat reasonable organization, alM
atteeecled IN fincslng ,!ctr operations.
Atr. " indotn suggested thai nil the Rebellion
records shoulsl be rentl.
Mr. McDonald rculcl to Mr.. Window. Ilo
denied shat .Thotnpsun's letter proved anything,
1cnolinced any asgertton tlut threw doubt upon
tho loyalty Of Indiana. Every. s.,,!uty Of tint
State furnished tts fnlt nltDla Of unfun troops.
Mr. Beck read attlavits ,goi,lg 70 provc
military interference at Tho polls IN 1896.
Mr. Wlthers FaL! he woul' cnieasor to secure
Tomorrow.
Adjourned.
, 1879-06-18

A very oncrous pecul!arity Of English society
Ia tIe unlycraa custom Of feenx the servants ut
any house at which ut entertainment Is given.
Alter dinner party gentleman Will dnA
llYcrled serVant at hls elbow 10 mid him IN put
ting on Ills coat. When tho customary shilling
has been offered a,R! acceptcd. uuuksy No. l
disappears und Aunkey No. y advuuccs With thu
viestm's llat. Another shilling anu arothcr re-
treat a,,a up comes No. y With tho guests uIn-
hrclla, to be succeeded by No. 4, Who rushus
out tu call cab ur to look attar the carriage.
At balls tho tarlH ia less severe, ns only lle
futlesiouarea III thu dTess!ng.roolns claim to be
patd. But visitor At an English cunnlry-housc
lias his purse pretty wSil deolete4 baiore d.
est dotlcer that can with propruty be rendered,
aIA, as all tho personnol Ut tlu establishment Ia
on iand to wEsh the departing traveller good-bY.
there nro always some stx or seyea Ut least 10
clatm a fee. ~ important ts this outside source
Of profit considered by English servants that d
very common question to be asked by foot.
man Of hta future master, when In tre0ty tor
nu engagement, Is, "Do you entestatu .Dltchin
An uuswtr Ia tile negative 10 pretty sure 10 put
4 atop to the negotiations.
, 1879-06-18

WAsHlxorox. D. e., June 17.-The blu to
alneud thu act Ut l7o3 for the enrolling and H.
ce,lsIn: Of Vessels III tho coaztinY trn4e was
aeain taken up.
Mr.. Ch4udler, from the Committee on Com.
nerce, reported faYoraoly on tha House joint
resolution directing tho Secretary Of War to an-
polnt Board Ut lnquIrers to consider the feaaI
histY ol erecting u brldg9 uYct or piercing u
tunacl Under Detroit Kyur.
MoUAE.
Afr. Atkins reported back the Legislative Ap-
preparation bill aal tho uIlentuelits tlleruto,
will rup0gt recommending CONCURRENCE in
SONS 4l.d uuli-cuhcurrenee Ia others,
The repurt wns aErecd 10.
Tic Judicial Expenses bill was received from
the scrats and referred to thu Appso opElatlonA
CuH,lulttec.
Mr. Aehtcn, from the Committee On Com-