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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-07-31

Trouble IN the camp. Sometime since
we published the letter of Senator Tall
madSe oil New York, on the subject Of the
currency, in which he denounced the loco
focos and hard money humbuggers- las
Bentonltes-in no measured terms. Since
that, body, assuming TO be the V. b. COM
mittec at Albany, have published an ad-
dress to the people of New York, in which
the views of Senator Tallmadge are adop-
ted in preference to those of the Missouri
humbugger. These documents have crea-
ted division in the Van Buren, party, both
IN New York and in other states. So far,
however, as the presses are any indication
of the feeling Of the Van Buren, party, we
should say, that ma jority will sustain the
Talmadge letter, while the minority go
with the loco locos. This division of the
party, which has thus far sustained the add
illustrations of Jackson and Van Buren,,
is only new evidence that the popularity
of A. Jackson, that has hitherto, held the
conflicting elements Of the democracy i'll
check, has lost its magic power. SO be it :
when measures once more come to be re-
gardsd instead of men, there will be some
thing to hope for the country. The dis
honest demagogues g. the shallow pated sex
perimenters,' wi Il then find their level, and
the government will be conducted by bet
ter men and distinguished by wiser meas
ures. Let the pretended democractic lead.
ers spend their breath in quarrels: the peo-
pie will take care of themselves.
Z. ). Something like 600 democrats
have signed letter to Senator Tallmadge
approving his views and the loco iocos
are out upon them, as bank men, aristo.
Gratis, monopolists, and all that sort of beau
tilul explosives, which form tho slang OF
| the party presses.
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Popery and politics. 1t is fact, which
ought TO be generally known, that GER
tain Rev. Mr.. O'CalIaghan, a Popish priest
who resides at Burlington, has entered the
political arena-of course, on the side OF
Mr.. Van Buren,. This man publishes his
political dispositions in the Burlington Sen
tinel and Bennington Gazette, and ailiXes
his name, SO that all of the Catholic Sfaith
can at once understand the high papal au-
thority by which the articles Of their polit-
ical creed are eXpounded. We also I'M
derstand that this man is equally liberal in
scattering his political notions from the pull
pit. Since the appearance of Mr.. Van Blu
ren's letter TO the Romish court, (or rather
church,) it is quite natural to suppose that
the Catholics in this country would favor
him but we have not, until now, learned
that the priesthood dare openly enter and
occupy the political field.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
WE the subscribers being appointed by tho
w Honorable the Probate Court for the
District Of Bradford, commissioners to receive,
examine and adjust oil claims aud demands Of
oil persons against the estate OF
WATERMAN WELLS,
late of Newbury in said district deceased, rop-
resented insolven,, and also all claims and
demands exhibited in Offset thereto, and six
months from the 9Th day OF July, A d 1887,
being allowed for that purpose-We do there
fore hereby give notice that we will attend to
The business Of our said appointment at tho
Eagle Hotel in Newbury aforesaid, on the lst
Tuesday oil December A ID 1887, ind on the
LIST Tuesday Of January 1888, from ono o'clock
p M until six NJ on cache said days.
CHARLES HALE, Comma
EMORY GALE, sioners.
Wells River, July 8, 1887. Oh
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Bradley Vale.

NOTICE is hereby given 10 the propretors
~ and land owners of Bradley Vale, in the
Comfy Of Caledonia, that a petition will be
preferred to the Legislature of Vermont, at
their session in October next, for tax of six
cents on each acre OF land in said town, [pub-
lie rights excepted for tho purpose OF making
and repairing roads and building bridges.
Dated at Bradley Vale, this 18th day oil July,
1897
CLARK RANNY,
JOSHUA ANDREW,
Nm. BLANCHER,
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Troy.

NOTICE is hereby given to the proprietors
~ and land owners Of the town 'oi Troy,
IN the county Of Orleans, and State OF Yer
mont, that petition will be preferred to the
legislature OF said State at their next session,
for tai OF five cents on each acre oil land in
said town [public lands exceptedl for the pur-
pose ofmaking aud repairing roads and bridg-
cs in said town.
RALPH CHA MERRIAM,
JOSEPH BURNiIAM, Select men.
JOHN HAMILTON,
Troy, July 8, 1887. l05:3w.
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N~Thc Patriot is out with more Of its
'humbugs' about the currency. 1t can't
bear TO be reminded that it has been a sup
porter of the Benton hard money currency.
Who would have thought, at any time with
in the last three years, that the Vermont
Patriot would ever declare against an ex-
elusive hard money currency Why, the
thing has been absolutely rabid against
banks-the monster and all--against paper
and against the credit system. The read
ers of that paper know it-tho people OF
the state, where it circulatcs, know it, as
well as they know that they have eyes
whcrewith to read, or ears with which TO
hear and yet, this same paper is absolute
ly wrathy with us fer stating the fact. In
deed, it seems TO be ashamed of its curren-
cy humbugs for the last three years, and
siraightway tries to humbug its readers in
to the notion that all this while il never did
mean what il said. But achy is it pursuing
this course. We don't know, unless it be
because il finds that some of the most re-
spectacle men Of the Van Buren, party de-
spisc and abhor its loco locosm: fact, we
again repeat, which ,ce knotC, nor do we
get our information Gas the Patriot seems
to suggest from Van Buren, men who have
RlNCll III Jutll dullCSlOl W lllC w kId
does the Patriot admit such changes p
Good y and subscribed for the Waterman.
We refer the Patriot to the ticket under its
editorial head it will there find the name
of a man who as heartily despises its course
as ever did the Wings. There may be a.
mother reason: in these days of division a.
mong The subjects of the reigning dynasty,
it may be very convenient to be on both
sides But no matter: the Patriot is no,c
against an " exclusive hard money curren-
cy"-and Of course we suppose it is for
some kind Of paper and specie currency.
1t has been against all banks-it is anti
Tallmadgc-it now calls upon the democ-
racy to send anti-bank men to the legisla-
ture, and it denies that Congress has the
power to create national bank. Now, in
this emergency, what sort Of currency is
it for? Is it for a Treasury o,onster-for
shin plasters-or for Je,cing, alias private,
unincorporated banking? The democra-
cy," we venture to suggest, would like n
little light on this interesting topic, particu-
larly just before election. They would
like TO know what course the Vermont CEN
trail Regency are to steer, about these days.
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tC-An English paper asserts that the
U. S. have robbed England of 7 million
pounds sterling, and that it is part of our
policy to swindle! 1t is true that Amos
Kendall & Co., and few of the most reck-
less prints of the party have done their
utmost to keep the American merchants
from paying their honest debts. Let the
English level their guns at these fellows.
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STATE OF VERMONT,

Washington District, IS.
In Probate Court holden al Wsitsfsid, On, the
I'm day Of July, a ID 1887,
A N instrument purporting 10 be the last
IA will and testament Of
PADDOCK VINSON,
late of Warren, in said district, deceased, ia
presented here IN Court by Jerusha Vinson,
executrix therein named for Probate; and Il
is ordered by said Court thpt the hearing and
discussion thereon, be referred to the third
Tuesday in August next, at the Probate office
in Watsfold; aud it is further ordered that all
persons concerned therein be notified hereof
bv publishing this order in the Waterman aud
State Journal, printed a, Montpelier, three
weeks successfully, before the said time of
hearing, that they may appear j they see cause,
and object to the probate Of said will.
BY the Court.
Attest, JASON CARPENTER, Judge.
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Fish! Fish! Salt. &C.

o. TONS Goldfish; Q Ticrccs Solmoni Hal.
~ ibut Fins.
10 Bags Fine,
% Barrels Fine, fSA1T,
$50 Bushels Coarse G, SAL
so Bushels II.
MOLASSES, Prime GINGER, SC: just
received by c & l. l. LAMB.
July 81, 1887.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.


w L the subscribers being appointed by the
w Honorable the Probate Court for the
District OF Orleans, commissioners to receive,
examine and adjust all claims and demands oil
all persons against the estate of
JONATHAN ALLYN,
late of Barton, in said District, represented
insolvent and also all claims and demands
exhibited in offset thereto: and six calender
months from the Esd day OF June inst. being
allowed by said Court for that purpose;-Wo
do therefore give notice that we will attend 10
dwelling house OF Ora Allyn, in Barton, on
the second Wednesdays OF August and De-
cember next, from nine O'Clock A. M. till four
O'Clock P NJ on each of said days.
DAVID S. ABBOTT,
THOS. O. MAY, Commis'rs.
EBENEZER COLE,
Barton, June %, 1887. 0i"
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G3-What hue and cry used to be rails
ed against j. q. Adams cabinet for daring
to leave the capitol on summers excur-
sion. The President is now residing few
miles from Washington, with Secretary
Poinsett; Forsyth and Butler are off,
Woodbury. is at his post taking care (O OF
the currency, and Amos has his hands full
with the mandamus-which, by the way,
is TO 60 before the Supreme Court.
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G-How many copies, weekly, of the
Middebury (V. b. Free Press, does GER
tain General-who in August last declar-
ed himself to be for HARRISON and
GRANGER distribute in Orange county?
Let the opponents of Van Burenism be on
the alert, and meet the General at every
point of attack.
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Notice.

HANlE into the enclosure of the subscri-
~ her on the 10th instant brown colored
MARE of mddng sze--rather thin flesh
with white spot on one Of her hind feet
The owner can have the same by proving
property and paying charges.
ASA B. PERNO.
Berlin, July 20lh, 1887, 05
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N office

L owners Of the town Of Charleston, in the
county Of Orleans, and state of Vermont, that
application will be made TO the Legislature
OF said State, at their next session, by petit
ton, for u tax of four cents per acre
on said town [public rights excepted for the
purpose OF building and repairing roads and
bridges in said tow in the following manner:
Two cents per acre to be expended on the
new road from Mr. Albeit Lawrenco's TO Mr.
Adam Messer's, and the remainder where it is
now most needed in said town.
ALPHA ALLYN,
The largest proprietor Of said town.
Charleston, July 6, 1897.
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Taken without leave.

ENROM tho barn of the subscribers, breast
n plate HARNESS, most new, and Il rid
ing bride, brass plated bits. Whoever has
got either, if they will have the goodness TO
return them, or give information where they
are TO be found, shall be handsomely rewarded.
HATCH & LATHROP.
Montpelet, July 90, 1897.
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KsnaC Teikcr7s Estate.

VVNtlE subscribers, having been appointed by
n tho Honorable PROBATE Court for the
District Of Washington, commissioners TO re-
ccivo, examine, and adjust oil claims and dc.
mands Of all persons, against tho estate of
ISAAC RIKER,
late of Montpelier, in said district, deceased,
represented insolvent, aud the term Of elk
months from the 25th day of July, 1887, al
lowed by said court, TO the creditors of said
deceased 10 exhibit aud prove their respective
claims before us,--Do give notice that we will
attend to The duties of our appointment at the
dwelling house of Widow Lorraine w. Riker,
in Montpelier, in said district, on the Sd Tues
day of November and January next, ut one
o'clock, afternoon, on each Of said days.
July 25th, A. D, 1887.
TIMO. HUBBARD, ! Commits
II. r. KEITH, soncrs.
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From England. Papers received at N
York to the Goth June, on which day the
death of VIM. w, King Of Great Britain
is announced. The King was born Aug
81, l765-at the age of IS entered the ma
Wy, and was made Admiral of the fleet in
1911. He became King, June 26, 1880.
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Winois-a Fan Buren, state sprrendering
to the People. On the Sd inst. Gen. J. b.
Moore was elected to the state Senate, Civ
ing the Wings majority i'll that body
Van Burenism, like Jackson's better cur
rencY,' is below par.
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G-The Globe denies Wise's statement
as to intemperance at the capitol. If we
should say, that, up here in Vermont, it is
known that certain V. b. leader in the
U. 5. Senate is a very noted brandy tip
pier, it would, Notwithstanding the denial
of the Globe, be-right.
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TOWN MEETING

The Wings Of Montpelier, one and ALL,
are requested to meet at the Court House,
Friday evening next, at O'Clock precisely.
A general attendance is desired from all
parts of the town.
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LOWELL.
NOTICE is hereby given 10 the proprie-
~ tors and land owners of the Town of
Lowell, in the county of Orleans and State
of Vermont, that petition will be preferred
to the legislature OF said state at their next
session for a tax OF four cents on each acre
Of land in said town (pubic lsnds excepIetD
for the purpose Of making and repairing
roads aud bridges in said town.
DANIEL SANBORN,
BIZ PICKETT, Select men.
AT HARDING,
Dated al Lowell, July 6. 1887. 05:3w
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stray Horse.

UAKEN up at the cato in Wlliomstown,
l. on the 9th OF June, light bay horse,
black maze and tail-both hind feet white.
The owner is requested TO prove property, pay
charges, and take him away.
ELI BOUTWELL,.
WilIiamslown. July II, 1897.
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Notice.

4 LII persons having unsettled accounts
N with the late firm Of
SILVER, PIERCE s. Co.
ore hereby notified that we must have set
Element by note or otherwise, by the lst Of
October next. After that lime our books will
be left with an attorney for settlement.
iCPAll demands Of more than one years
standing must be paid Immediately.
MONTPELIER, July, 1887. 05
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Straw Horses.

CTRAYED from the pasture of Joseph Ty-.
- Ter in Townsend, Windham County, VI.
one brown horse, seven years old no shoes on,
some white on one or both hind feet. Also,
bay mare, three years old, dark name and
tail. Also, strayed from Dana Baily Of said
Townsend, red Roam horse four years old,
white face, black name and tail, name hang
ing on either side, large looping ears. short
switch tail, good carriage, stouter built for
ward than behind, ehod all round, hoofs Of a
light color, some white on one or two OF his
feet.
Whoever will give information Of the afore-
said horses or either of them, 10 either of the
subscribers, or TO K r Keith, Montpelier, or
Thaddeus Muldock, Cambridge, shall be hand
somcly rewarded.
JOSEPH TYLER,
DANA BAILY.
Townsend, July 7, 1887. 0aw3
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G-The length Of the Address adopted
at the State Convention, compels us to omit
the Senatorial nominations, and great ma
nv advertisements.
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COMMISSIONEK'S NOVICE.

COMMlSSlONEk'S NOIlCE.
W T. the subscribers, beisg appointed BY
Wv the hon. Probate Court for the Dis
trict OF Orleans, commissioners 10 receive, OK
anime and adjust all claims and demands Of
all persons against the estate Of
GILBERT GROSS,
late Of Bloomington in said district, represent
ed insolvent and oil claims and demandsIex-
hibited in Offset thereto, and six calender
months being allowed Ivy said Court Tor that
purposc-We do therefore hereby give notice
that we will attend TO tho business OF our said
appointment at the dwelling house Of widow
Esther b. Gross, in Bloomington, on the I'd
Tuesdays OF September and December next,
from ten o'clock in the forenoon until live in
The afternoon on each of said days.
SlLAS BRIGHAM,
T.. G. STRONG, iCom'rs,
JEREMIAH uUNTOON,
Dated Of Bloomington,
10th July 1887. %
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and, for the few months since the inaugu-
ration of Martin Van Buren,, the receipts
haze fallen far JelOW the crpenses Of gou-
erament.
II. Banks. The party cry, by which
Gen. Jackson was sustained for the last
four years, and on which Mr.. Van Buren,
came in, was hostility TO banks. Let the
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Excellent. An editor at Watertown, N.
Y. gave the following toast on the 4th;
The bdnks-'Marm, our cow holds up
her milkp well, you shouldn't strike her
then Z
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|. Expenditures. 1t will be remembered
that the party cry, under which Gen. Jack
son came into office, was reform and re-
trenchment. For the sake of illustrating
the progress of the Government in this re-
spect, we give the following table Of the
expenditures of the government from 1875
TO 1886 inclusive:
From 1915 to 1928, inclusive, during the
administration Of J. q. Adams, the NV
eragc annual expenditures amounted
to $l2,625,47S S3
Dnrin,r Enn Inckcnn,n ndnninioir finn ihn
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Efal.ried.

In this village, 26lh inst by Rev Mr. Kellogg MIR
Aaron Goodhue and Mrs Caroline Ellis, all Of Ber-
In.
In Windsor, by Rev d Barker Homer II Stewart
Esq. Of Lookport N Y. to Miss Jane L Campbell
daughter Of + II Campbell Esq.
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Notice . Q q
Braintrcc.

NOTICE is hereby given to the proprietors
IN & land owners OF tho town of Braintreo,
in the county of Orange and state of Vermont,
that a petition will be preferred TO the Legis-
lalure Of said state at their next session, for
tax Of four cents on each acre Of land in said
town [publc lands excepted,l for the purpose
OF making ind repairing roads and building
bridges in said town.
AVERY Fits, }
P P1IIaH " W .fNT' JF' s0lee'm0n'
Braintree July 8, 1887. Oh
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Stray Horse.

CSTRAYED iron, the subscriber in Irasbu rgh
- on the l4th instant, dark bay: HOR Sc,
five or six years old-shod all round-long
switch tail-square trottcr, and has very
small slar in the forehead. Whoever will re-
turn said horse to The subscriber or give infor-
nation where he may be found, shall be sulia-
bly, rewarded.
GEO. C. WEST.
Irasbnrgh, July II, 1887. 05.
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WWXbWry.

NOTICE is hereby given TO the proprctors
L v aud land owners oil the town Of Duxbu-
ry, in the county OF Washington, State Of Yer.
mont, that petition will be presented 10 the
Legislature Of said State at their session in Oc-
iober next, for tax Of six cents per acre on all
The taxable lands in said town, (publio rights
exceptcd,) iof the purpose OF making aud re-
pairing roads and bridges in said town.
X. G. BULKELEY, ! Select
WIN. E. GRIFFITH, ) Men
Duxbury, July ls, 1887. 1868
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" Office.

nR. BURNHAM, late of Wiiliamslown,
~ has associated himsefwith DIR Spalding'
in the practice OF the Medical profession.
,EFSHs place of residence the brick house
first door West OF the Bank.
Village Of Montpelier,
July 10, 1887. 02+
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Indiana. The V. b. men have 40 cam
dictate for Governor. What q sign!
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and n0tD Inc banks have suspended specie
payments
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no Farmers.

NORCROSS' PATENT SPINNER, fol
~ sale at tho Montpelier Bookstore.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-02-17
'qFEE fgMAI. ESTATE BANK.

OfICE is hereby given t1et, agfess9e 9 ths pro J visions of ths Eharter oftas tlseAL t5HAfs BAhR STATE AeAAssAs, 59oas ot Subscription, toF the capital stock of said Bank tc e amoaat o to2 aat ioaa hundred aud ly tiousaad a9dals divided into shares of one hundred 5arg each. sill bo opeaed oahe frst .Hoa2ag of arch aef, and kept open, ifon day day for the of forty days a the following places and under ae direction Of the 5up9fntcndant aefeaer named. viz:
 Atths C7 of Littla Rock under tho superiatendeucs of James Da Baua Edward Cross, and John Hetain;
 At Fefetteye. an Washington county, under the su- perintenaaaee of Aede~ek Bfe8ie, William E. Larfe- more, and Willie 8 Wallace;
 At BaesVillc, in Independence county, under the su psIintendence fJohp AinggoId Lawson Henderson and !. Il. Esgner
 At Heiona, in Phillips county, under the aaRerihaa- dance oi James II Mcteenze, George ". Feresoo, and Henry l. Bscoc
 At Columbia in chicot County, under the superinten- deuce Of D. |. Nes, 4. V. Booker and Peter Hanger and
 At Washington, lIampstead county, under the super intandsnce of Daniel r. Wtteg, Ephram Ayriek, and Allen II. Oakley.
 Latie Rock, Dec C, 173G-26sf2t
 The publishers Of the Jowlat, at IIelena and 4dvo- eaie and Tines at Little Rock will insert the foregoing advertisement until tho st day of Mageh negs and send their accounts for the to the Gazette ofca, for col lsrtion.--Arkansas Gazette.