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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-07-13

The North Ferrisburgh wooden mills,
owned by f. Daniels we're burned Friday.
Loss. $1,000; insured for $4,000. Sup
posed cause, spontaneous combustion.
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cures Coghs, Colds, Bronchitis. Whoop-
ing Cough, Group. Influenza, Consnmpt-
ion. and all diseases Of the Throat, Lungs
and Chest 80 cents and 81 q bottle.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

" crRus Is Mrss0E's, Estate
The undsrsigned, having beep appointed ~
Tho Hon Probate Court far the district " Man
chester, Com1irsioIers, 70 receive. ssanlIs ana
.dIust All claims and demands u all persons
against the estate u
Cyrus Is. Mnns0D, late Of Manchester
dseesssd And 81 claims eIbiD,
tea 10 offsel thereto. hereby sire notice th.' "s
sIt ,esst m III psrposss Aforesaid, AZ
III. late residence ia Manchester
on the zsd DAY ~ DECEMBER nsIt, from
IA ofriosE 4 uuui o'el0es y, a.. 0n ssld daf.
~ that sir months from the gsf da3 VI Jgse
4. d. isH2 is The time limited BY said lanit -
.sla creditors 10 present theif claims ~ ts ~
examination aud sliossDes.
Dated Al Manchester, this lsd day u inns
A. D.. issz. -
7sw ALLEs l.. CRAVE,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-07-13

The saltan has rejected the proposal OF
the Council Of Ministers TO appoint del
eea,e 10 The Conference ia regard 10 the
Egyptian crisis The Sultan, in CONVEX
sA.ion complained Of the want OF friend
ship shown him by England 10 the unjust
suspicious and erroneous interpretation
placed 90 all his acts. He also complain
"a az the Injustice 81 foreign represenia-
,i,os al Alexandria, who, 10 Justify caas
ins The departure 81 their coun'rymen
made uniounled statements regarding .
enriiy in Egypt The Sultan again insii
"A General Wallace, Uuited States Mini.
,er l. the palace. aud conferred with hi"I
a lolg iiMln The Sultan has approved
contract COZ 300 Of the Beraan ,orpeioas
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-07-13

Reports Of the grain crop in Europe are
favorable. The wheat harvest Is going on
vel and all indications point TO far the
larpes, Yield ever gathered. The cutting
Of tie gmin advances northward at the
average rate Of eleven miles per day. The
first wheat was harvested In southern Tex
as the first week ia May, In Manitoba the
cutting will begin the las, half Of Septem
her OF wheat that was sown after the Tex
as crop Was reaped. With abundant har'
vests 10 this country aud Europe, the price
Of grain and A1ur, il would seem, must
fall considerably during the present year
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rMnufbrstrr Journal

pt NuoSns. Esar.s .sD r'"o'raF'or
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-07-13

From present appearance 1t would seem
that Gen. Grout will be returned to Con
gross from the second district without Sc
rious opposition. Judge Poland, who
vouId he the most likely to beat him OF
ANYBODY seems to hesitate about underia.
King the Job lie was pretty Thoroughly
leaten once aud by pretty small man
too and he probably remembers it. There
Is anito strong feeling in the district 10
favor Of Judge Poland, but from present
appearances il will not prevail this year
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Births.

A, Manchester. yolt hd sea g. Ne sod
Ms asorre A. fa@rsnee
At Manchester, iRtY 1ih, taH 4 W snd
Ms Mrftiu Wtxht,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-07-13

The habit which some congressman have
Of ealliag each other in debate pet names,
sneh AZ "blackguard, ''scoundrel, aud
occasionally liar. seems TO bs on the IN
crease. Unless snoh members represent
their constituents in this respect We hope
they viii not he returned. 1t is, perhaps,
TOO much to expect that members OF Con
gness will he much better bred or more
level headed than the men who elect them
hnt . little improvement in the halls Of
eeneres. would be very desirable Col
Hooked Why don't yon give them ~haci
over the head when they iranseress ih'
bounds Of proprieiy and decencyl
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For SALE.
A Farm at a Bargain

Situated within miles OF fefu village Ahu
within miles OF railroad station at South Lon
donderry, consisting Of
1856 Acres, Good House and Barns,
and out buildings in good repair, fine young
apple orchard, good sugar orchard, hhe WOOL
land with considerable valuable timber.
Also six good cows, siI young cattle, two
horses. harness, wagons, all the farming tools
sugar tools and everything used about the farm
VOL besides about ten tons OF old hay OF EQod
quality. The above property VIII be sold arr
che an and ono half can remain on mortgage "
desired Tho above property includes every.
thing necessary 10 carry ON the farm except
household furniture, and Ia a rare chance Tor a
man who wishes TO engage In farming,
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WANTS.

AAesFtissnsnls, auaef ihis itst, tth tsf
Use each lnsettiprs
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Also Another Farm

adjoining the above, consisting OF 10 acres,
geod house and barns the land suit ably divided
into moving and pasiuring, good orchard and
sugar orchard, &c. very desirable place and
will be sold cheap. For particulars inquire OF
j. Is. sIM0NDs,
At Colburn House, Factory Point. or at Peru,W.
Factory Point, VI, July 9Th. 1852. Hf
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The Largest Stock Of Ladies and Gents
Hosiery in Town.
Our Boot and Shoe Department

will bear inspection Our stock is the largest IN town.
manufactures. LADIES' SLIPPERS from Is cts up. !
up Jas A. Smiths and other makes in fine goods; o. J
fine and heavy stock These goods made from FIRs
warranted in every particular We keep constantly on
at living prices Call and examine stock before huyi
TRUNKS and BAGS, UMBRELLAS and PARASOLS.
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dp-o A wEEK. si2 day al home easily
ID - made. Costly outas nee, Address
TBur n co, Augusta, Maize,
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1882-01-18

Inlrty-hve persons were admitted to the
membership of the Bethany Presbyteria church
Philadelphia, Grew. DR.. Dunn pastor at a late
communion.
The Fifth church, Chicago, is making
steady progress under the labors of It's pastor,
Rev. Samuel E. Wishard In both temporal
and spiritual matters its members have occasion
for hearty Thanksgiving It's financial burdens
are being removed. At its last communion four
were added to its membership by profession OF
faith, and twelve by DECENTRALIZATION.
In the Fullerton Avenue church, Chi
cago, Rev. H. NJ. COLLISION pastor, there are
signs of deep religious interest and of the pre-
sence of the Holy Ghost On Sunday, the LIST
inst, sixteen persons were received into mem
bership. Twelve of this number Joined on pro-
fesslon, six of whom were fathers or mothers.
A series of special evangelistic meetings was
held in this church by the Rev. H. H. Wells,
evangelist of Cleveland Presbytery, commencing
Sunday evening, Sth of January, and continued
every night through the week-I6.
Last week, at the residence of Rev. Henry
T. Miller, pastor of the Sixth church, Chicago
there was left copy of the modest little book,
6 One Year Abroad" But, on opening it, the
modesty vanished for, hidden between the
leaves, was the generous sum of four hundred
dollars New Years present from his people
Whether Mr.. Miller will take the hint, and dur.
ing the coming summer spend part of his " Year
Abroad, remains to be seen. There seems to
be an increased feeling, spiritually, among the
people of this congregation, and this feeling is
somewhat manifest in the Sabbath School
Never before in the history of this church has
there been so large an amount realized from the
rental of pews at the period of the year as is the
case at this time, the annual rental having Just
taken place-Ib.
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- -Twenty-one years ago the Earl of
SALISBURY remarked of the American missiona-
rleS' have SAID 1T twenty times before, and /
repeat it again that they are marvellous com
bination of common sense and piety." And now
another Engishman Hon. James Bryce, NJ. P.
Professor of Civil Law in Oxford University
bears the following testimony to their worth. In
a recent lecture on the Past and Present of the
Greek and Turkish East: IF 1 should speak to
you OF what the American missionaries are do
ing In Turkey, yon would think was using the
language of exaggeration They are the only
people whose evidence can be taken about facts
In the East, because all Europeans who live
there are more or less preudiced on one side or
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d E A T H S .

Died, November 18th, of paralysis, at the
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seph and the late Mrs. Frances Saville, aged "a
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NV ANTED-A respectable white woman to
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Jal8-2t Hampden Sidney College, Va.
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SWISS LETTERS AND ALPINE POEMS
By the late
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-09-29
NONRESIDENT NOTICES.
NOn.Residenf Notice,

Il
| No. 1929 BIN the Chancery Court of shelb,
county, Tenn.-The State of Tennessee vs.. W.
Butler, ct al.
1t appearing from bill which is sworn to In thi
cause that the defendant, the Northern Bank o.
Alabama, is a nonresident corporation of the
State of Tennessee. and it appearing from the
sheriff7s return that the defendants William H
Wood, Irwin Med. Massey, and his wife, Alice
Massey, Robertson Topp, Emma Topp, Juliet Topp
John Park, Mrs Mary A Lincoln T. j. Merritt and
W. A. Ltddon. James o. Reinhardt Jonathan Rice,
trustee, the Life Association of America, Robert
McWilliams and wife, Martha McWilliams, Mrs.
B. M. Strickland, DR.. H. F. Topping, Samuel Wat
John Bacon Daniel Dixon, Nance Dixon, Mrs. L.
Dixon, Joseph Davis, colored Anderson Cooper,
colored, Edmund Woodbridge, colored. VIM. NJ.
Fofwen, Catherine NJ Folwell, W. f. Boyle, Ebb
Titus and Mrs. s. +. Titus not to be found in
TINS county, and 1t appearing that defendants,
Mary Ann Carr and Samuel Carr, have departed
this hfe leaving children and heirs-at-law Nora
Carr. Juliet Carr, Hdwin Carr and Eva Carr, who
are residents OF the State of Arkansas and non
residents of the State of Tennessee, and ORDER
having been entered herein directing scire Jocids
TO issue for them to appear and show cause, If any
they have, why this cause should not be revived
against them.
Kit is therefore ordered, 1hatalI of the above
the courthouse of Shelby county, in Memphis
Tenn, on or before the first Monday in October
1882, either to plead answer or demur to COM
plainants amended bill, filed March Is, 1882 or
show cause, If any they have, why suit should not
be revived, ETC., as the case may be, or the same
hearing ex-parte; and that copy of this order be
published once week, for four successive weeks
IN the Memphis Appeal. This 3lst day of August,
1852 eopy-attest:
ROBERT J. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
ByJ. NJ. Bradley, Deputy Clerk and Master.
J.. HamntOn- fri
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-09-29
GENERAL NEWS.

Business lar.
The Dick johnson passed south yesterday
without landing.
The Dean Adams had big trip out for
Arkansas City yesterday.
Weather moderating TO higher tempera.
ture, with rain indications
Signal Service report: River feet G
inches-decline inches yesterday.
Receipts by river yesterday. II bales cot
ton, 30 bags seed-cotton and rs sacks seed.
The City of Alton, with good trip, passed
down for New Orleans early yesterday
morning, adding ten tons here.
The Guiding Star, four and a half days
out from New Orleans, passed up for Gin
cinnati yesterday, with 600 tons.
The Ste. Genevieve had 1890 packages in
from St. Louis yesterday morning, and re-
turned in the evening with the usual up
trip.
The City OF Providence arrived from
Vicksburg at dark yesterday evening, having
on board the passengers of the City OF New
Orleans. She leaves for ST. Louis this morn
ing.
The City of New Orleans, which has been
overdue several hours, was last heard from
at Napoleon, aursing burnt boiler. she is
expected to arrive here tomorrow on her
way TO st. Louis.
The st. Louis Globe. Democrat OF Wednes-
day says: "Pilot George Keefe has been
appointed master and pilot of the United
States government boat Itaska. Headquar-
tiers at Plum Point, Tenn. Capt Peter Kirns
has sold to the government the pretty
steamer Peter Kirns. The price is under
stood to be SO UO0r'
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GROCERIES.

Business gradually improving. Louisiana
sugar quiet. Case goods lower
| SUGAR-Louisians, open kettle, S169c,
yellow clarified, 91t91Oc; of-white clarified
| lOc; pure white, 104c; cut loaf, IL &c; granu.
lated, 1O3c; powdered, &c.
COFFEE Ordinary, 93@lo3c; prime, ia
| @12c; choice, 1226l134c.
MoLAssEs-Louisians, common TO fair. So
@55c; good TO prime, 65c; strictly prime
to choice, 70@75c; syrups, 5O@6Oc, as to
quality.
TANNED GOODS, ETC.-Prices per dozen
Peaches, 2 lbs, standard, ST rs; seconds, ST. so;
tomatoes, lbs, 81 10; 5 lbs, ST 35; straw
berries, 81 25; raspberries, 81 IS; blackber.
rier, IL 25; green cages, ST 1901 80, plums,
81; pears, 81 50@l rs; extra Oyster Bay
asparagus, 81 rs; green corn, 81 25 @1 81,
as to quality; green peas, 81 50@2 25; cove
oysters, ST 2091 IS, full weight; light
miik-Cfown, IS %; Eagle, SIS 25; pine
apple, ST 60@1 IS.
SALT-Per carload, 81 So; from store, 81 40
per barrel; Louisiana, coarse, per sack,
nominal. fine, 81 IS.
SOAP 4(G62c per pound.
BAGeINe AND TIEs-Bagging II Lbs, SO
STE; 14-lbs, S4aS5c; l Ibis, 9@9sc. Ties, ar
row, 81 60 per bdl; button, 81 2591 so.
BALTIMORE, September 28.-Coffee dull,
74994c. Sugar firm; A soft, 93c.
New ORLEANS, September 2s-Coffee-
Io6oing, ordinary to prime, S3C9l1c. Sugar
tally lair, SIC; yellow clarified, Ss@S2c;
prime to choice, S4@9c. Misunderstanding
doing.
New YORK, September 2s.-CoHee quiet;
ordinary TO prime, s4@1lc. Sugar dull;
fair 10 good refining quoted at 77-I6(97 9-l6c,
Molasses quiet but steady,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-09-29
Nonresident Notice.

No. 1929 Fin the Chancery Court of Shelby
county, Tenn.-The State OF Tennessee, VS.
VIM. E. Butler ct al.
1t appearing from sheriffs return in this cause
that the defendants Martin Conroy, Ed Twohill
Mrs. Sarah w Folkes. A. l. Cummins, T. D. Mas.
sey, l.. s. Burr, James W. Richardson, VIM. NJ.
Foiwell and Catherine NJ. Folwell are not to be
found in this county, and il also appearing that
defendant, John W. Harris, has departed this life
leaving VIM. ]. Harris, nonresident of the State
OF Tennessee, as one of his heirsatlaw and an or
der having been entered herein, directing sciTe
JdciGs to issue for him to appear and show
any he has, why this cause should not be revived
against him.
1t is therefore ordered, That the above named
parties make their appearance herein, at the
courthouse OF Shelby county, in Memphis Tenn
on or before the first Monday in October, 1882,
either TO plead. answer or demur to complainant's
amended bill filed May "a, 1882, or show cause if
any he has, why suit should not be revived etc as
the case may be, or the same viii be taken as con-
fessed as TO them and set for hearing exparte and
that copy of this order be published once a
week, for four successive weeks, in the Memphis
Appeal This 31st day of August, 1882.
A copy-attest: z. J. BLACK. Clerk and Master
By J. M Bradley. Deputy Clerk and Master.
J.. w. HAMPTON. n
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-09-29
LIVE STOCK MARKET

Cattle pens have been empty the past few
days, with the exception of a few loads OF
common stuff, which were let alone. or taken
only at reduced figures. But the extent OF
the decline could not be determined. and for
that matter the effect was more TO make
trade slow than active, and the general
strength shown week ago in common cattle
has collapsed, notwithstanding the increas .
OF another Eastern buyer. Butchers are in
need OF cattle, and values for the grade thew
use are firm and shade stronger than last
weeks prices; it is therefore to the interest
OF all parties who have fat butchers cattle
ready for market to move them at once to
market before frost, as grass fat cattle only
handle well before the wet season sets in.
There is also a fair demand for feeders, such
as are well up in grade. Demand good for
bologna bulls at full value, with no supply.
CATTLE-Choice grass beeves, Hottie; me-
dunn grass beeves, 3@33c; smooth fat oxen,
33(94c; rough oxen and cows, in good con-
dition, 3@33c; common stuff and COWS in
thin flesh, 2@23c; yearlings, S4@7 per head;
mich COWS, S15935 per head.
SHEEP-Choice mutton, 33@4c per lib;
lambs, s. so to $3 each.
HOGS-S(GQc per H.
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RAILWAY RECORD
ARRIVALAN0 DEPARTURE <,rraA,ns

Chesapeake. Ohio ana Goo
Trains move as follows: N. tSonthWesierH-
s sieS s No No tn sI1 az Ii 10 PM 10 arrive,
1oUonhfs ana yes at :55 o m. (eity timel
.1oe1o1ls. NJ Little ROck-TFsins move
~ 70 9o y Ieaves daily at $40 , m arriyeS
.. Ao-S So x = 40. leaves at ) am: arrives at
Ives at ,Geigho leaves Hopeheld at a m; ar
-aphis and CharIestOn-Trains roovo
=, -olloBs (eity timel: Through express Leaves
ally at II :l5 m Local mail and express les ves
daily at S:l5 am. SomerviIle Accom- m o,Jsffor1
leaves daily, except Sunday, at s:55 u m Thron9b
express arrives daily at 9:25 a m Local mail and
express arrives daily at S:5s IN soroeryiIIe ac-
m ~ 0'-N
LoufsvfIle and Na~hVIIIe-Trains rnove
as follows: Fast mail arrives daily at 4:4o a. m
leaves At LILO pm; mail leaves daily At SOS
Am.' paSsengeF aceommod ton leaves daily
~ 10 q m; arrives daily at $40 pm (city time
VIII MAKE close connection for all points East.
55cOWnsvllIe accommodation leaves daily exeent
sunday, at 800 pm; mail arrives daily At an
pln. broHnsViiie accommodation arrives daily
except Sunday, at S:2j m -''
Hsstsssppi and TeDnesAee-Tra{ns rnove
rs IoLoWs: New Orleans aud fast mail and express
leaves ullS At I2;45 pm; Sardis accom- m odatou
leaves 9aiiy, except Sunday, $40 D. m; freight
leaves usliyi except Sunday, az 5:55 = m New
orleans IssL mai aud express arrives daiy AT 4O
~, earuIs accommodation arrives dali v EXCEPT
Sunaay' AZ a'o5 am. freight arrives daily except
gen. ~ 14' PaS'=n-
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The following bulletins indicate the oondi-
ton OF msrkets at other ports:
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Yesterdays QUOTATIONS.