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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-03-20
STATE NEWS.


Bridgeport has seventy three bridges
within It's border.
Grant Flowers has been committed TO
the Rutland jail on the charge of breaking
into the store OF Bromley's at Pawlet.
Theron o. BsIly OF the Pavilion Hotel,
MONTPELIER, is financially embarrassed,
arising from the heavy debt incurred up
on the hotel.
Diphtheria ass been rsging in Barre
village, though but few Cases have been
fatal. There have been more funerals
this year than usual.
An error has discovered in the audi
tors annual report Of The finances Of Rut-
land which place rs present indebted
pes- at 800 80 o. m,toti u S92, 1875. 10.
Eddie McCmiltu, OF Warren, got a
piece % gta.s nao 81, foot last shame !
which ha- ~niked tselt inio bis ankle
aud viii p-oDahsy make him cripple for
lie.
Two towus 70 Ffankliu county elected
women to Tie ofIi y ut town clerk Berk.
shire cho.s Mics LeAveus, daughter OF
the former clerk, aud Georgia elected
Mrs. Post, widow OF late clerk
John Hammond better known as "Cali.
fornia Jack, recently sentenced TO the
State prison Tor tea yeap, for breaking
/ into Robbins Il Marsh's store al Chester,
has succeeded 10 obtaiuing new trial.
Z Ia The SANDER aud libel case Of Rev
David Sbnrtietl, OF S1uthwick, Mass.,
I against Rev. Arthur Stevens, OF West
\ minister, he county court verdict Of S273
/ for the plaintiff has been reversed by the
Supreme court and a new tfiai granted.
/ Wtiie Rev. L. r. Page OF East Concord
was nsking pastoral leallIa eau u ker
oseue OF was taken from his sleigh. The
Essex Couniy Herald hopes that while
The lamp holds out 10 burn, the vie siu.
ner may return aud briAg he Oh with
hin.
TIE silver wedding OF Mr.. aud Mrs.
r Cotton o. lrasbargh, was celebrated
By the unexpected gathering OF about twu
hundred Of their friends from that aud
adjoining towns The gifts were tea
Get aud table furniture 10 the vAae o.
Abom sG0.
A new thirteen sop, twensy -seveh ped
81 Wood org1n recently set up 10 one oi
\ the sophomore rooms 81 Middlebaty eoi.
iege aiirsetsa good deal Of aitention
Two II the freshmen who we're formerly
lelesrsph operstOrs have created some
esthusiasm over biography. Sotne hal
kd,xsu dlfiereat mae'aats SIC 10 opera
lion aud III the buildings are connected
b. their Sires.
a meeting u rsiiwsy officials. held Al
The PsviIion House, Montpelier, The eth,
Il whieh wtFs preteB, J. Gregory smith,
J. " Hobsrl. Cenlral yernonl; G. b
Dodge, Boston, Concord asd Montreal
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ssw.trEas

Competent persons estimate the total
sugar crop 10 Cuba st CSC. 600 tons. an
excess q 10000 zoos over be last crop.
Two ,bousapd eight beuabel sbd
eighteen smigrants landed 10 New York
in February, against 2 tss 10 February
last year.
II isa curious coincidence thai the new
United States Senate will have the sane
Democratic msjority (eigbO IS the last
Democratic body which adjourned 10
1861.
The average Increase OF population
since 1870 10 about twenty-five per cent.
II il estimated that Nebfa,kA will show
an increase OF 2ls per cent over 1870 aud
New York fourteen.
The ,s59, las, 900 cigars msde during
the last fiscal ycsr would encircle the
globe fiye times II placed end 10 end. aud
Il IL estimated 10000 persons yet their
living from their manufacture.
Tamnany wsnls The election laws re.
peaIed The New York Herald says the
existence Of Tsmmany is one Of the
strongest reasons 10 favor OF keeping the
election laws on the statute books.
United States officers report that there
Is less lawlessness on the Rio 6rsDde Dor.
der than At any time for the last ten years
The Mexican authorities are making
every effort 10 maintain good order.
The situation AT Washin lto portrayed
by the Boston Heiafd 20 e. ouou A
lively gang OF Democratic Ia ..snlen hang
around the anti.Rsndal headquarters at
Wizards. Most Of them are after some.
thing TO drink.
The widow Of Robert Willis, who was
killed by guerillss during the war, recent
" died at Marrow bone, Ky, aud on her
death bed told OF 500 900 in gold and &c.
600 worth Of jewelfy which her husband
buried 10 cave TO hide it from the rebels.
The treasure was found in the spot de-
scribed. The widow bequesibed most OF
II and her Homestead to her servants.
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AZ result Of the careless legislation
10 the new internal revenue bill IL will
De legal for owners Of large stocks Of
manufactured tobacco 10 export the
whole 70 some foreign country and re.
ceisc drawback Of "a cents per
pound aud re-import the whole. paying
the government a tax OF l6 cents. thus
making net profit Of eight cents per
pound. less tue expense Of the opera
zion. Secretary Sherman thinks that
unless The sw is changed by congress
the cost q the government will be two
or three millions
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MARIA SYKES. FsrArr.

a. state ofVermont. Manchester Dis triei, ~
Ia Probate Court held Al Manchester sithin
and far said District, the tith dsg u
March, a. q. 1879.
Present Hoa Basnsy BOsGrd, 4adge.
Al Iass1 anaerL yarpaf,ing e. IT, tbs last VIII
and Testsnent 81 Mana ~ kes, late " bursst
40 said district, deeessed, bsiu2 prssf ntsa ~
DuiEht sytss the Executor theresa named Fl
Probate Il IL ordered ~ sAid toufis that al
psarsous concarbsd therein be nota. ~ ApPear
A Session thereof. - b. held At She Ffegate
OAee ~ Factory fosnt ~ Manchester. 80 szld
district, on the s9th day II April A.D is7s. a
10 ocloek In The ioFanoons ard shes caase y zHy
ahey have, sgAlAst the probate . said VIII tgf
uhscb pafposs u is further ordered. that teis
order, BE pasilshsd thTee wssks successfully aa
the ManebsstsT g0uasaL, = newspaper pfiatea
At Manchester In this state. presaans 70 sad
tine q bearing
BY the Cart,
atsw Aae~. RAssEY HOWARD, Judgs.
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Respectfully submitted,
I. II. ARCHIBALD, Supt.
rnE EXTRA SESSION OF CONGRESS-.


THE EXTRA SESSION OF CONGRESS.
1t is admitted on all sides tdat the
necessity which compelled the extra
session Of congress convened on Tues
day is to be deplored. In the first
place the expense &c the country OF the
extra session ia no small matter Added
TO this is the element of doubt aud un-
certainty which always attaches to a
session Of congress 10 relation 70 their
action in regard to the currency aud
revenue laws, having a tendency to
unsettle business which has lately be-
gun TO show signs Of renewed activity
la view of this both parties try to
throw off the esponsibiiity OF the extra
session aud fasten il upon the opposite
party. In order that the people can
Judge OF the matter for themselves we
will briefly state the facts
Two laws passed by the Republicans
are extremely obnoxious TO the Demo
crate the law 10 relation to the test
oath for jurors. aud that 10 relation to
the federal supervision 10 Gaze oil cleo
lion OF members VI congress or presi-
Dental electors. The repeal oi The
former of these laws the Republicans
did not Intend TO oppose, but the latter
they decided TO stand by, and the
Senate being Republican Of course
the House hal no hopes OF It's being
repealed in the usual course OF bush
ne.s. Consequently they attached the
repeal OF tits law to one OF the impor
iant appropriation bills with the in
tentioa Of iotcing IL through. When
/ the It'll reached The Senate il was
amended and the repeal stricken cut
J the Huuue refused to concur Ii the
amendment and conference committee
was appointed which alro failed to
akftt ahH " ANNfhf tAt htt 4aiiNA'
! Since the goyerumebt cahnut te car
ried on Tor any length u tine without
the necessary appropriations Of money
the extra session vas called In the
new congress the Democrats will have
both Houses bu, The administration is
nanabficau aud The President witl very
iikel, veto any bil which has the re-
I peal " the election law attached to ID.
ia which case tbc Democrats threaten
~ adjourn witbout maAiBg the ueees-
sary Appropriated. sad II is not im.
I possible thai ibe hear future may
wiGnsss = dead lock between congress
Aad The administration with each side
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DISTRICT or VERMONT,

IN the District Court u the United states fer
The District u Vermont
f. H.. West A Brother, Btbkrups Ia Bank
ruptcy.
Notice is hereby given that petition has been
nIed "a aaid Court, By Fernando West samuel
n Wset ~ Arlington, ia sAid District. duly de-
cisfad bankfupts under the Act 81 Congress ~
March 80. 1871 FOR discharge aad certificate
tbefefrOu from al their individual and cD-psft
neroLip debts and otber claims provsble under
said At, and that The 10th day u April, 1873. At
s'cosk A. 81 before the Hon. HOyt II. wheeler
IaAge Of said Court. 81 The o g. Court hOom,
ia kutiAnd is assigned for the hearing of the
came, when and whefa ell creditors ~bo haFs
proved thsir debis, AID other persons il interest
may Htttua aud sh0s esnse " aGy they have
granted
Dated 81 EaBiusl9a. ihs ciA asy Of March.
i3sw d b. gMALfET, Clerk
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-03-20
EXTRACT.
PONDS EXTRACT.
The Peoples Remedy.
Universal Pain Extractor.
-H..r fsr VI, speak ss sss.rr-s

"us~r. fsv I viii speak ee sxs.iit~s
PONDS EXTRACT Ths Frat Vegetable
rel. Destroyer. a.. ,sga . s- evrt
thiftE years. Aasl fss ciaaEiir.eaa sEii r1fifaif
earslit. v,Ttues sanpat h. exotlieA
CfGi1.pltHN. No faratiy can ehssrsl = y wlhoui
Fuasi's kntEast. Accidents. nrsisss.
geatasteas, Cats NPratnss ar friiggga
slsa1si Instantly ~ sfirrusl arqliaiinn,
rruasrfir fvlteyss fsains 81 harna. scAide.
RESERVATIONS, chaangs, Ola seFvs,
asits, Eetsna, Ssras. cts. Arrests ip.
aanmaiirn reduces swt inrs stnfa lsfailnes
rsgaosua aissalosatssa aua hskts fspsiiy.
LADIES hni u their besi friend Il Asausses
the pains 10 Uhieh they arr peculiarly
subject notably fuliaoss ana rressure IN
the bead NAUSEA vertigo, Ae u promptly
4neiiarates and permanently heals 81
Kinds u imaamna atiens aud alice a-
HEmoRRHoIDs or PILESaaa 10 ,hi, the
eEis Immediate rviief sne ultimate cure
Ne esae, however chronic ~ obstinate can
lang resist ita regular uae.
vARIC0sE VEINS. lis ths only sufr rurs.
KIDNEY DISEASES. u has ne s4aai ~ rgF-
nLKEDfNG from any cause. For this q iss spe-
siao. II hAa saved hundreds q tos wasn al
Cthrr remedies faded q arrest bilriiug fIoga
aese, stomach, lung and el.nv hers.
TOOTUACuE, EarsohU, NsaratEia and
Itheamatism arr AZ Aliks rriif,rd, Ani
often permanently furd,
PUHsuIANs ~ all sfhools Nhanrp aegnsiniesl With
Ponds Extract Of witch ttRtoi ryOm.
mend IL In thar pfaeiioU, We hAyt lrtivta u
COMMUNICATION from huRdreds u PhYfseasns,
many 81 whom order 10 Tor use ia their ost
pfaetieo In addition 90 tho tpiesolnE they
order its use for swelling. 81 all kipus.
Quinsy, sore Throat, Infiamsd Tom
Kfis, simple and eltTunic piarrhWR' Ca
tarrh f0r which ID is IscfhC, chill
hIatns, Frosted Feet, htings OF
insects, Mosquitoes, etc, thspped
Hands, Face, and indeed all msnlsg q
skin diseases
TOILET USE. Romavcs Soreness. touEhness
aud GmArtinEt bosis Cats, LrnPttoas
and PtmpleH. II rsrtftl, tarigafuth and
fsfrtsAsi Whio wonderfully improving the
Compile Kion.
TO FARMERS-- Ponds ETtraet- Ne sio.
breeder no Livery Man AFFORD % o. With
out IT. Il Is uaed ~ all tho lehdng Livery
ktAblep Street Railroads and first Horscmc'
in New York City. II has no equal for Nprsins,
Harness OF Saddle thhhBRs, stiffness,
Eeratehes swrings, Cuts, laesfations, Kletd-
ings Pneumonia, Cole, nisrthHa, 1hills
Colds Sc Its range Of action Is wife, ard the
relief Il affords IN 80 prompt thht II isinyaiua-
la IN every Farm-y ard az well as IN every
TAfm-hoaae. LIT 4 he tried unC,1 and Yau
slll never lo without Il.
CAUTsuNt Ponds Extract has hem ilniiaiet.
fFhe genuine article has the words Ponds
Extract blown In each bottle H. pr pared
by the OnIy persons liVing who ever
knew how 10 prepare II properly. Refuse az
ether preparations Of Witch Hazel THIS 4
the only article used by hysiriaus, mud rs tAe
hospitals u this country and Europe
HISTORY and usss Of Ponds Extract
In pamphlet form, cent free on application q
PONDS EXTRACT COMPANY W MAIDEN
Lane. New YORK.
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AssIGsEEs SALE.
M nAsKnf,rrcY.


In he MISTER u David Cf9iui, HaHtf upt.
Tbs uHasfsighed, che Assgnss Ia B3lkfgptes
81 ths estate ~ David Cr0fat, u Arngtga.
Bankrupt hsreiy gives Bottles that H. vii sell -
pulHe suetion - the hotel ~ Aasiin y EAftieft
In Arlington. fu the Gganiy u Bennington. IL
al district 90 the ksth eaF u March, A y.
lsYJ - 10 Vel lok a. ~ 10 she hiRhsst bsddsf.
the falIaN&aE lssefihea real estate and psFsDnst
property belonging y said bsnkfspt estatas IA
A fafu e sb0ht 81 seFfs ~ lsna, sItuatsd ia
Ariingtgn Efoffsald. consisting ofaboai 40 asTss
81 msadsN snd plos l&gd. ~ acres u pastugs
lahd abd ihe bGlspcf u Sood and timber isnd.
SAID farm lofsiea near tbs village = AfiHgt0a
and wlH ls cola snblecl h lhs homestead night
II "a 2 fisHk upt alsu Ahoat ~ s9eap, f~o.
yeaf GA Heller. 40 faaa9s " Wesi. D9able
Names ! single Isfasss, ! Nostsk dschla
Fsaulle Au ! Fsif u TFBcks fsis FtsFsfss
kisds ! = ssi. saot sled ! Cater, ] bHsRg, !
EiAebiM pos ! CasEsatGF 3 HsEF0s J A0Fn
sheiisr. 1 Chaias. Pair Bar eeA4ss, ! 0rinA.
stone I WEheibsffVs. sisG qaaHsiig ~ u0tss
Ead ace1auts brl1nKrg - ssli estate.
hEDbEh 7 hUED, Assigbes.
AfAnKtoA. VI. ksfsh -, is7s tzss
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New York has been turned upside
down the past week over the Interna-
tional walking match for the champion
bslt RoSoil, an Enghshmau. won the
bel, against four competitors, 0'Leary,
who has twice won the belt, being
obliged % give up after walking two
or three days. evidently played out.
Il Is said dissipated habits have ruined
lis health Rowell was Immediately
challenged by Ennis. who was second
in the match, aud also by Weston
The match will come OF 10 London 10
May The gate money at the match
iast completed amounted TO 100000.
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Tbeft Is iak ahaet cempaeiisg ibs
ase asgieclc3 Nashisgion messmeat
Rener vat fau years Ard thes mats
Ha tt maaBmeh& Il lhe msmefy 81
Washagisa spa Jsa paria u msy
ss,s ibs eIpenss q srectiag ncw
81 1nmtnt
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ID The centcst sry!1 70 thfow Tie re-
spons.sli;y q The tfouble i causes %
,bc Osksr FsrhSps one siac q tie
ether aay back 3Swn before reaching
ib.s peisi but fiat i their prescott sisi-
tsde AID ihs qassioo comes up, who
Is respoRslblef
TIE constitution provides shst before
Abtll - become lac j. must srsi
pass both Houses aud be approved BY
the President. there being three Co
ordinate branches with equal powers
except that Il tbe latter does not ap-
prove and two-tbirds Of the members
Of each House vote 10 It's favor the bin
becomes a law without bis approval.
NON il Is evident that the attaching u
the repeal Of The election Law 70 =
necessary appropriation bill and re.
losing to pass the bin without the re-
peal was for the purpose Of forcing the
measure through. 20 matter who might
object. The lower House attempted
10 "bull-doze" the Senate aud Presi.
dent. proceeding which Is as revolu-
tionary Ia It's character and which, II
persisted ia. may be as direial 10 it's
consequences as the bombardment Of
Fort Sumpter in 1861. II is saying 10
substance. il you do not comply with
our demands We will destroy the gov
ernmcnt, Ion no government can be
carried on for single year without
money Remember this was the dec
larali0n Of the lower House to the
Senate and The President, each Of them
consetutionally equal TO it 10 power
before law can he placed on the
statute book.
Senator Thurman attempts to defend
such action on the ground that il has
sometimes been resorted TO ia England
aud has been considered a necessity
there 1t is always considered in Eng
land a revolutionary proceeding and
liable TO lead to civil war. There the
administration is not elective, the
relgning sovereign ruling through life
and the officers II the crown holding
their places during the pleasure OF the
sovereign When they persist in a
wrong course the only way to bring
them to their senses il to Withhold sup
plies, but it is measure very seldom
resorted to and always makes great
deal of trouble. Here there is no
shadow Of excuse for il. The President
| is elected every four years and the
Senate every six years. Surprising
they persist in course that majority
Of the people think is wrong, the new
election will change the President and
majority of the Senate, besides, the
President. il he does things contrary
to law, can be impeached at any time
All branches of the government are
directly responsible to the people,
They hold no perpetual lease Of office
and the terms of none Of them are SC
long as to make revolutionary proceed
Jugs excusable in any of the ordinary
operations Of government. Supposing
the election law is really Objectionable
10 uieio,ity "a the people OF the
country, would they be justified il
stopping the wheels Of government tC
force its repeal when within three
years they can secure its repeal By
peaceable measures? We think not
besides il is an open question whether
the law in question is Objectionable tt
a majority Of the people in the country
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-03-20

The diocesan trustees rtpsli the
total liabilities % Archbisbop ParoelL
HClasiasau. al ts.s74,sil. ard Do not
eaumase tie assets They i9and nc
teasas % suspees dishonesty % The
pas q Fsabsr Purcell. bs, God 10 ad-
3.,aos q he large amosal paid a. q
tefcss. bas issestmeBts. sbnekagr Ia
Ysl6c. misplaced confidence asd uH-
busaetsiite management. are The
causes 81 tic sd calamity
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y. n. sortueH, II Sloseu, Aaatp&liss
and Ws.A River; and y, Z. IAnsssy bus.
hngtoa SD Laaoiils. A nsw Line waa
adopted. called he Rsiland AID r0rslAnd.
The cara wiil lesvs RutlAHd IL lhe morD-
ing, arriving a poftisad Ne. In The
early evening iss o. 10 started shoat
The Gre, Of April.
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Tie Iots " the Gloucester. Mas
GshlUg icet uf II vessels. with 1865
mra oa board. last month. Is the most
serious disaster Of the kind that place
has known since its settlement 10 1885
II The gale Of February. 1862. there
were 5 vessels aud l20men that never
remmcd 10 left. The year previous
four vessels aud ~ men disappeared 10
storm. Coming down 10 1871, we
tin5 that The Gloucester fishing feet
was deprived u 10 vessels aud l40
men by the gales Of the year
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When Democrats pretend that be
Yate seatl Gpolna vas stolen lfam
SIC .il8cu ,hey 40 il utasr ., he
ssc,itee - hpursiy VI with The admis
t.sn Il l4H rAaco Ia December. 1916.
a committee - the House u lcpresea-
tsiAee consisting y Milton Say los.
& Agsott sud william La~reace-
tss 1emsetats snd one Republican =
seat q. gba State 10 learn the iscis
a. mvle u.sif report g. The coGusfy
~ All gam a. ssVa a. they bad CON-
ns brif lab5ss hAt report was
3 saHa us. SAD @a- - ioliows H.
sac c8aaiuce Of the committee dele
gated b The House u Representative
u gaite iuto The election " Prrsi
aeaii . eltcspss s. Scotia c4foliuA. aud
tepast TIE sAsse lor iaif understanding
~ The people. alter careful eHAmiss-
uea d lbe FetuFhs from all precincts ia
tae ase. Sud that al the Hayes and
Wheeler electors have a far msjoFily
On The lace d lbs Feturns
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). s. s n 1 npi CON-.
COMMIssIONERs NOTICE.

" GKoEuE UEEBrs Estate
The undersigned. having been appointed by
the Hon PROBATE G Jurt for the .lstslct " Man,
ches,ef Commissioners, 20 receiy 9. al tnliHe ard
adjust Gli claims and demands u az psrsons
against the estate ~
Gorge DetbY, late Of LAnGgroys.
In sad district. deeeAss q. aud al claims sIhtb-
it'd ia effect thereto hereby give notice thsf &c
will meet ior ihe purpose tilretaia ~ ti.s late
dxelhug hoCse VI eatd deceased i. hupert On
ths 4Ttb dAv - ~aistn. or Haxt
from j o'cluet p ne mus I o'clock ,. ~,
ON said dzF and that al1 nontbs ifoia the
the 18th day u March. A. y, is59 - the time
limited - said Court for said ofsdibgu topfe.
sent their claims 10 us lir examination 4u4 al
l0wknee.
DATED Al RuEen. this i7ih day o. March
a. D. 1878
Nm. ROOT o..
44sw D0hsOS RAsTAAs,
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The ofieial statement Of tie condi.
la q she na,ioasl bauks shows that
thr Amount ~ their outstanding eur.
felcy At ne beginning d the year wac
$500 500 40. ~ 1885 POS more than
a. ttt corresponding date = year pre-
Nous. TIE loans aud discounts Sore
s55 a8s rs lees than a. the beginning
afIs5s The capital Of The banks de-
atcpe3 slit9J. SIS during lbe year
Tue aomber 81 national banks January
d. 1873. vas ? ,05l
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ktp,Hsa Nsfst tEt nf3sa t.fass sefa
Is
Az Rrask M4eA ah Ffstk ffe.
ar a., as ftsts sHA 81 tht
AZ psth & 81 rfss3taes 81 pa Htmapf
Hstear.aaf HF5sff s5Bau ibt ATE Nsfssai3
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I yOMMIssIONER's NOTICE

~ MAHLog Cooks, Estate,
We the subscribers being appuihtad ~
tho Hon. the Probate Court for the District u
Man chester, Commissioners 90 receive examine
aud djast the claims aud demands Of ali persons
Against the eel ate OF
kshlon 1Dk, late Of Mauchester
ia said District de 'eased, and also al claims and
dsulAD, u exhibited in Offset thereto. and siI
montha from the "A th day Of March, 1879, being
allowed by sAid Con. I for that purpose, We 90,
therefore, bereb give notice, that Ne VII attend
TO the bcsiness of 'ur appointment Al the
ofice Of Burton 4 Nuns N Ia the said town VI
Manchester, on the IAN day Of SEPT next. fr0la
"a. NJ until O'Clock, r :. on sald day,
Dated at Manchester. VI ,th's u day Of
march, a y. 1873.
NJ, CAN. Yield, c,u,
Alau u IL HII 80 n