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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-01-08

Th~ Maine Difficulty seems TO be in
si-a say of scttimenl without resort
l1 ioree. Gov 0arcelon submitted a
ii.t u questions 10 the Supreme Court,
Dot the questions proposed by Mt
Morrill, bat llst prepared by himself
ard his advisers. the answers 20 which
cover most Of The points 10 the contro-
vsfsy The seven Judges Of the
court al acted aud al signed The
opinion which on nearly al the points
raised Is adverse 70 the recent action
VI the governor snd council IB other
words if,be state officers had obeyed
the laws 81 The state as interpreted by
the supreme cour, Ia this decision, al.
moe, every one OF the counted out
members Of The legislature would have
resolved certificates
ny. G.rcelou claims TO have acted
D r.,ly ia the matter. bot il he did be
must save been very ignorant Of the
h 4 the state. aud must have bad
advisers IL seems hardly possible
tr,ts man Of sufficient Intelligence to
occupy the highest office in the state
could have made 90 many honest mis-.
tskos IN bis Interpretation Of the law.
some people will claim. perhaps, that
80 deeisiUn Of the court is partisan,
ma re understand that sotno 81 the
Judges are politically inclined to act
With Ihs Democrats on party questions,
and al Judges should aud are supposed
y ignore partisan politics whea decid
,nG qacs,ions Of law
Just what the result OF this decision
vii. he Is not yet Gear. IL is not prob
ahl- that Gov Garcelon sill recall any
% The certificate which he las lie.
gslly granted aud 49, hardly expect
that l- sill rive erfiide .us 20 men.
Lrts lf,m ihasr ,i'ies where 10 certif.
Gates we,r ,sarl slIbnugh the coort
ssvs they .haail dave hepn issued
This Irsvr, ip.inuis, majority 10 both
branches VI the legislature which will
assemble to-day Wednesday IN the
ca.te the iusiupisis will have quorum
q tbr boare Il i. claimed that three
toaroi The eaaBled ia members will
Hat take their seats in which case they
s'f - wiihou, quorum
ID Tpablicans stay away this will
"a Ike dead lock which can be broken
d The admission Of the members e
~hom certificates should have been
rAnted. Now the Supreme court has
interpts,.i the lac in the case the
I osioaists have il 10 their power "a
eetify The wtoag done and il they are
onF.l theY will improve the earliest
ppofiouiiy to 30 this. bot II they nov
tempt y take advantage ofthat wrong
hey will deserve The hearty oondem.
naHan 4 boaeas men VI al parties.
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.n. .rrAla.,a 90. ntcnrn

Nearly $50 600 600 worth q prop
rrsy destroyed by Gre ia this county
during The year 1879 The hgurss are
appalling No other couhtry 81 ,be
Of The world suffers anything ike a.
mech - oou from bursings Great
Butain, With tie superior wealth and lie
grsa, cities conpActly built. doss not
loss 80 mach IN siI years from 6res AZ
we 60 ia Twelve mosth. Probably al
thr destruction Rom hres on the conti-
meet 81 Larops involves icss loss 10
three years than oap IL one. We are
. reckless people IN The matter ofbuild-
log A4eqaa,s Gre protection 10 beg.
eessd. We are more reckless than 80 ,
ciaer pecpls Ia the care Of fres 10 Ger
3 zee sod tesiness establishments
shs dfrsdtsl crime II iseesdiafispl
pf,ails here 70 mueh etsater exlent
tusa elsewhere 10 tee wofld That
efsms Il regarded 10 ESropeAs eoaa
.ti~s - sFsa acre hsnioas ihAz thai Of
mardsf. And DIGESTIVE skill il taxed
- The utssosi 20 secure the arrest snd
psslsaEsht 81 1be gos4sy II IL anllr.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-01-08

The most wonderful aud marvellous
Euoeess. 10 cases where persons are
sick or wasting away from condition
Of misersbleness. that no Que knows
what ails them. profitable patients for
doctors. j. obtAised BY the use Of Hop
Bitters. They begin 10 care The 6rsi
dose and Keep il Bp uhtil perfect kes u
AAd stEsngth 10 restored. Whoever l.
affected in this wAy need not saHeF,
shes they can gel Hop Bilters. See
other column
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-01-08

AZ NAe. hes8af 18n tst "a as rssfte@ss ef
u i GA rasff g Hprrles ~ ctsstsfssa.
la 81 Htss rnais Usfs~i e Aaaehastsf.
AtTu-Hshafa. bee A. - Ne hs@sssss =
M Hstfhrataf b. uss Weagxs nsftss, Z. a.
81 ahsF y Gstesa ttA Asats : lstia.
AttsuNssss &sw "a - tA@ h~ass ~ 49, kss&s
- Rsv q = slsek 0saFFs ! F,sA - vie
fhfua.H, hsss 49, ieaeis \ hsa4si,
Az Narth psfss. pss 3 a tAs t.sslsas ~
Ne lntbst Nr EhAs > naksf y HsA'
piuEton. sEa Miss Fspuss L Abkesa ~ N@ssA
parsp&.
II Fsstass nshst. = -. 80 4. Hsa eAnFoA, ~
Rst : RAt 5ai teetaF = - lansss chsfeA A.
MnEtAn, W. Charles Nast = Mftdlnhurr sd
Mics Aisss beeaaicf < lais plAas
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-01-08

Its eoBssl geusfsl Al Montreal re-
pvt. that The Canadian trade wi1b
Gfssi ldaiu h.s decreased. While wi,h
tts Usited STATES Il bss Increased
nearly a. 900 600 ibs last year The
lsere..s !. psl,ly due TO The large Ion
...n, IRON ibr Usiiej States 10 aalIci
Y4t.aa 81 she sew Canadian tauh The
easc, II lbe lsra ia The opinion Of
Canadian authorities, vii probably be
"a reverse tie above fesulls, A large
tsigfssion 70 the United States 10 con-
i.aually taking place general i'm.
pgovsmeni 10 business is manifest, not
aa naked hosrver, az 10 the United
,ales flere il 40 increased demand
~ labor and a rise Of prices Of oil
,Hnas Of provisions The hnaocial
achievements Of The United States the
past ysar have excited profound acton
,shmeaI apd respect among the people
II Canada
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EPHRAIM MOORE's ksrlTr.

EPHRAIM MOOkE'S ksrLYE
= state VI YsTmost, MApehsstsE, District, a. ,
la PROBATE Court held 81 Manchester Nitkin
Gbd for said District. On the stat deg u Dsesis.
Der, A. o. 1879.
Az Instfumsnt, pnrp0riinE TO be tbs last VIII
aud Testament Of kphTAim Nosre, lsts Of Lasd.
grove 10 said district decsassd being pre-
ssHtsd by EsihA v. Moore the EIseHtriI lhsFsin
named, for probate, II is ordered by said Coat
that all persons concerned therein - n9li1sd 10
appear 81 q ss@t hh lhersof. 10 BE- kslA 81 he
Probate once ia Manchester, 10 psiA District On
the 2sth day u Jan a. o. 1870. Al 10 o'elost IN
the forenoon, aud show eAase, N any they have,
against the probate 81 ssld Will for whseh par.
pose " - further ordered. that this order BE
published tbrss weeks suecesslvsiy 10 The Mas.
chester JOUHEAL Newspaper printed 81 Ma.
chester in this state, prsvioaagto SAID Ams VI
hearing.
BY the Court,
s4gw Af1ksf HAREkY HOWARD JuAsa
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so great has been the demand for recent nun.
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tion has increased more than 20 600 copies within
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WANTS.

Advertisements, updef this hesa zee sssW
hbe eech insesNea
fIAIns ~ tnHsET IRE Etsss sHa kt.As
hsb@ei tAt 10 10 ny hsuds fpf eel ssslssa.
rsf dHuna tks moaah - JsAusry ana aaNs As
discenBt.
ISAAC BAAB0ws. Csllsctsr
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The wAv place eansissiHk ~ shsAt ~ 1899
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ALEXANDER OORBET'B Estate.

- state Of Esrmagt Manchester sDtstsist ss.
In Probate Court held At Manchester, wItkla
apA for said District OF the tist day Of Dsasm.
bsr, A. D. 1875
Present Hen, HaHnsy Howard, yadgs.
This Administrator Porter g. WalksF. 90 the
estate o. AisIaAesE Corbst ists Of fefa. in said
district deceased proposing 10 reader 80 seessal
81 bis adalDstfatlon on said astats, u ts order
Cd by said Court that said seesuAt he exalnlssd
he Probate Once in Manchester, 10 sAld distrist
90 the 2sfh day ~ JanaAEy. l.b. 1850, ssd that
notice be given " al persons Interested ~ The
qualifications Of this Older 10 the hsAehsstsn
louEstL, . neSspap printed Al said hsnskss..
tins a hearing.
A t,Tte Eeeffd
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Attasl, HAhhkf HOWARD, Indes
Atras copy VI Record,
sas v Attest. EAhsTY HOWARD, gudss.
I YDIA BARBEK1s Estats

A<sfaTs OF ysHmssT, Distinct Of Manek eater, %
lie Pfebsts Court bats sf Maask sstsT, sithih
ahd foF said Dis.riet % the slst day " Dsesa.
bst A. y. 1874.
frsssni Hes. D. HewsrS, gaags.
TAa EHsesor W. W. W.Isy e. lAs
estate Of Lrdks haSazss, bsss - fAna.
grove Ia sala 6ieisiet diseased EFspss.
kng 10 render sn saeosss 81 BE sd@iaAssratlsn
- sad estate i e ordered By sald Cesft STAT
sasa acc1unt be exsmiusd fer siioaaase - sss.
Ia Manchester, ia asld Dislsisi - tks
1stk DAY 81 JasoaFT a .. ibsa, ama that asties
" r YES 70 eli psfssss Interested b. sks Hskii.
cation u tide efass IL tAs kAnshsstst JSWasAL
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Announcement for 1880.
REIGN OF PETER THE GREAT,

by EuoREE saHuTEAn. will besiA IN an early
numbor ADD sDnttBue ,hrsughtWs yssIs IL
viii 10 work Of great historical slFniAeAnes ar
Of rare sfaphis Atid dfsnAte interest bureaus
Of Illustration have baeH established IL Paris sHs
Bt. Petersburg, specially for The sIssunsn eftbs
pictorial part OF Ihis srtsrpriss--as sn1sTPTi,s
involving ETsA'er outlay than AAy pts'isasly
undertaken by pop1ia uagAHiss.
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This popular psnsdissi 10 pre- -smiAssly .
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Every Number furnishes the latest infor@s-
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with descriptive AZ Ieles derived from suthentls
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aud ksssys on Social and Domestic Topics, give
variety 10 he columns
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THREE SERIALS IN SCRIBNkR'S
MONTHLY

By American wutsFs.--lER 6HAHpBsIass e ssa ~
o. New Orleans Creole life, by SeorEsW. Cs@Is,
author Of "Od Creole Days" "LoUIIAHA" .
neE novelette, Of American Life BY Frances II
Burnett. Authof of " That Lass sIsSuriss.- Css-
TrDEScE, by Henry james, Jr .bsguh lie The Mid.
snmmeI HOLIDAY lAnEutN HanbeF
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The yolsmes Of the Basar bsgin vith Tie
Arst Number fer JanuAry Of each year. When
ne time is specified, 1t viii h undsrstooa
that the subscriber wishcs W beEs with MS
ksnber nett AFTER the receipt Of ordsr.
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CANADA PICTURESQUE.

pumbsr Of papers BY Prhcipsl Grant. Of Nc.
Oil Unworthy, KinEstoh, and W. o. Beers and
CbsA. Farnham, are IN course Of preparation for
Scribuefs which wili give thorough accounts u
the historical, political, piei areaqoe. and ether
places Of the country.
PAPERS On ART. The growth OF
art hAs made il necessary for the modern mag
aEiBs 10 devote sonsiderabis attshtisn 10 this
subject, aud IN this respect hchIsBHE's hoETRLS
will costume 10 occupy the leading place. both
IN she ladinz0ua selection and Ia the artistic sI-
scution OF The sahlscts chosen.
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Clarence Htedman ell eontrhats 70 Bcrlbssr's
poetic Art 10 tlis country. and he saossq secs
history. H.shaId Hsnry bsoddard wtil fafnisA
studies ~ sutjsotA connected with knghsh
poetry. The hrsi paper being Oh THE KnEiish
ranBet =
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ID - Costly outht free Address TsbaA %.
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sAUNTERTN0s WITH DICK Ems

a number Of eHigus papers 10 be eouuibutsd
70 soribnst b. Alfred k8DmsT, Eel, % OhssLsT,
EnglAnd Fof the Illustration u these, M. Chas
A. tkndsrhosf has bsen ssRt special tHp "
KnRlaHd.
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hoe sach Inse4kcA
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OTHER FEATURES or sCRIBERR

"kxlrscu from ths geurAal 81 bsnry J. RAY
nobd, edited b. his con, II v kaynoadi Ae-
eaRnts 81 Ma 1vuth Pass Jslties, Ausrtcaa Arms
Knd Anmunitsqn 90 EaFops. The =. 3. Csast
Life -naviuE Service Ihs Asu Albang CAPITOL
Chiid -sAFlEe MoYt etc. Sketches u L@HisiasA
lis SD Easnsfr. kss-fsfk ciiy Sas Vssthity,
AmsneGn Lie II Fietsnes, Asnsss FaFminE.
OsilitrniA M0xHtsia kbssp sad Forests ~ SotH
gar HoGse.EEnsaRg la fssis, h1ssp Eaashing
n she west aud mksy other lEtsfessisg sab
ieste Ant aheFs sia - the ssaai VARSITY e
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PRACTICAL PAPERS on HOMR

Bubl sets.--1hs slasa viii Hacla ds . su@keF Of
nnsly illustrated papers oa small traits Asa
their Guitars" ~ ksv. X ?. hos. II CornsAii,
u. r.. oHe Of The m0ss sneeesstnl of hoFtIs0liurs
let's. Papers 90 Church aud Home Atshitse-
IRE vial he soulriba led b. ha sssll baaTgia Esa
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-13
CITY ECHOES.

John Ward and II, II, Porter, charged will,
malicious mischief. can be found In the Fourth
Station.
Henry Cooper, for disturbing the peace and
assaulting an officer Ia In the Second Precinct
Station.
jos, ph Bailey. a cook by occupation la held
IN II to answer n charge of petty larceny pre-
ferred against him by Chas. Foster
Dennis Duffy. a clerk. was lodged in the Hub-
urban stMion charged with bsirg drunk, dis.
turhing the peace. using obscene language anG
resisting the officer.
Jno Brannon Is In tho Third Station, charged
with being drunk disturbing tho neace aud as-
sault aud bat cry on Officer J. d. Donovan with
intent to take his life,
Albert Hansley. Jno. Curran and George Cog
novltch ~ Q In the Third stati m charged wi h
lighting and disturbing the y ,ace at Beck Q r q
dance house. No. 81 Royal street.
Wm. Gain. alias Latta Caiu was immured in
the Sixth Preen Station, charged with threat
enipg to kill Officer b on and aso with being
dangerous and Suspicious character.
Hugh Handy who Ia recorded on the books
ut the Fiji b Police Station a thief by ocou pa
tton stands oharg' d by A ds Prcora aud Caster
as a dangerous aud suspicious character. with
out visible means of support AMI liable to
commit u breach of the peace IL allowed to roam
at large.
George Arnouil. clerk OF r. r. Robinson. a
surveyor. Il, Is: Beechrr. J. J. Higgins and
Charlie Smith also rlerks entered car No 7 OF
Jackson street Inca acted Ia such n rowdytsh
manner as to necessitae the police to place
them under arrest aud convey them to the
Sixth Precinct Police Station.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-13

every year for the benefit Of their health and TO
epioy itH lns climate. Our purpose VIII be 20
obtain our share Of that human stream by max.
Ing the country atttae I've all along the Jacksnn
Railroad. We inu It have elegant aud lusutiou7
cars for the wealthy, comfortable ones for all
proper fare on the way. and excellent hotels
where they could reslde while anioyi q the
riding. driving, fiahine, hurting and the other
PLEASURES which may be offered them W he
loeaities most eligible aud beautitul-eueh as
you're IN particular. We will ere long bring
an antetntislna white population W settle nn
the tatl road, and with sueb population wealth
will cpn,s. Of which you will have your shpra
In uronortion in the advantages presented by
your prnpertY,'
Nv - happy 10 hear M. o. born thus confirm
the Views which had been express ed to me on
The same subject an | on the future nf Nnnna
hy Mr. A. Lock W nod. nI Providence. u one Of
the wsalthieat man UfaGturers ma ablesf water
power engineers Of NV England, and by Mr.,
Samuel Lawrence, the fpunder ot the mnnufan-
turing town Of liawrenee, Mnrs,. and made
this hrief abstract aud mnmbfandum ot what
he said for mr own comfort and the encourage.
ment Of those who have aettled or may Intend
to seitia, on the Jaehsun Railroad
Respectfully, etc.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-13
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Mrs. M Hall TO Mrs M. Hlemop. n piece o
Iigious and r homas streets. sil2o -
Philip Stephen st nj. to Mrs. Henry ruth 81
,m1t ete ,a bonoasd \. d, by Rousseau g. Andrew b.
Fl. v. Green to John Monaghan, n lot, etc
und,d by Common. Roman. Prleur and Pal.
Ms. Arthur Lains to Miss Ernestine Reggie
ut. etc.. bounded by Miro Barracks. Hosui.
tsi nnd aaly z4tpee's s72s.
e.s miss hs, a: NJ I. / gll to Lonis qrunswald lot
tant strseta. sl20o.
Thos. MeDermoit to r J. Oder dahl. four lots.
etc, pounded by Pladnsmne, Chestnut, Aline
and Foucher strsete $500
Geo; philins to J. =. southworth . lot etc.
bt,,upded by Webster Avenue, Alix. Eliza and
| Waabingttn streste. $3.50,
Miss Anhis Carrin to NieoIas All'ger. a lot
&c bounded by Desire. Greatmen. Emira and
u aDs stTeets 800.
George A. Hero to Mrs William Y. Sanford ct
a.. TWO lots and buildings, bounded by Tsfp
sich1re. Annunciation. Robin and St. Thomas
Ramon vlosca to Jerome GepG, nm undivided
! hall OF three lots and im mprovements bounded
by Levso; Jumonyille Monroe and Adhms
streets: Hlsp, .n undivided half Of two lots
bounded by Levee Monroe. Hancock aud in
,nohVils atrsets; also. an Undivided half OF two
semprov.h lotsa at the ecorner of Levee and Adams
! smcc sslon Of William Bragg and Mrs M J.
Hull 70 John Burke. two i'm proved lots bounded
py r.,a M.'e,onene. ,o.n Clara. Thalla end Magnolio
:, Same to jean NJ st. Pc. a lot. e,c. bounded By
Baronn., ,a .M9lpomene. Dfyades and Ihalia
Mrs; IL, Hoyle to Nicholas Barth two lofs. ETC.
bounded by Cna'omhouse. kendon Lopez and
CanHf streets, Sl45.
Mrs. II. Farhno to Michael Mcmahon. lot.
etc. bound d by Prosper sreet. Il mire Avenue,
AK and Eliza streets. E
ii W. Green to Antonio Desposito. two lots.
@ e,c, bonLded BY Common. Palmyra. Rom LII
Jane. Buckley to =. Fl. McCaleb three lots.
etc, bounded by St Chariee. Peasants. Caron-
dele ani Harmony sl100
Eliza Jumonvile to Andre Dorooourt. two
s1I25
John Hobson to John M Crowley. q lot. etc,
bonded by Basin. Clio. E alto and Franklin.
1900.
Succession OF L T.. Elnhorn to Mrs. Wm.
mantecoH. a lot, etc.. on st. Peter street. near
Derhzry 800
J. B. Wa,-n 70 VIM. r., Schneider. two lotp.
5000.
MIRA. Mary Hall to Mrs. M Hsrdis ct al, a
nortiou Of ground ord building b1uhd"d bJ
Ofarg". Rtcnard. Religious and st. Thoma
Mr. Anna BAIL to F. Fisher sr.. three los
and tmurovements, bounded by Monroe.
Foueth, Mary rnd Pun streets, $500.
JAcub tiItams to Jean NJ. Dt5 phu1, an m
Nv d4n half In a lot ard buildings bounded By
Fl ward. Ellen. Jackson. and Josephine street-.
$40
mrs Ju ia sanford ct al to W. 8. Ben 3dict. s.
lof, etc. bounded by Terpsich re-. Anrncia
1 n Meiuomene aud Constance streets. $500
F trfia t. NJ 81 Catherine OrfIa, q lot. . G..
BOUNDED by Craps. 1--we, St Antuony aud
B4gattlle streets; also lot bounded by Baga-
teile. St 'hn Baptist. dlrod and St. Anthony
streets, $500.