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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-07-26
COUNTY CONVENTION.

tOONlN CON Y I'm lON.
Agreably to call of the County Committee
the Republicans Of Orange County met in con-
vention at Chelsea on July l7th, and we're
called to order BY l.. G. Hickey. Esq, chair
man Of the County Committee, and organized
temporarily by choosing Hon. Chas. Bar
rett of STAFFORD, President, and G. c. Cham
berlin; Of Bradford, and Geo. Mclndoe, Of
Newbury, Secretaries
/ Hon. John Waite Of Braintree, and Col.
Thos T. Paine, Of Fairlee. were elected Vice
Presidents.
On motion the officers elected were made
permanent officers of the Convention.
Mr.. Burnham of Straiford, moved that
committee OF three be appointed to confer
with similar committee Of the Demoeatic
Convention. but after discussion by Mossrs.
llinckley, Mead, Sanborn. Burnham. Turner,
Iarbcll, Rolic Bill Croker and others it
was lost,
Adjourned till afternoon.
AFTERNOON.
The convention met agrcably to adjourn
mcnt and was addressed briefly by Judge He
bard
Hon. p. G. Jones introduced the following
Whereas The Democratic CONVENTION, now 600 session.
have appointed committee Of seven n confer a. like
of th. two parties Doc made flr the present political
year 900 a oommun platform, therefore
h70ircf That committee or seven ue appointed by
this convention 90 meet tuc committee Of the Democratic
convention Tor the purpose aforesaid.
The resolution was passed aud J. Is. Hutch
inson, Judge Hebard, Julius Lyman, Judge
/ Gilmore, II w. Bailey, p. G. Jones. and j
B. Woodward were appointed such commit
tee.
Durins the absence Of the committee the
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The Convention on Wednesday, should a
Union ticket be attempted, will, we believe,
reveal the fact that there are Democrats who
will not support Mr.. Holbrook for Governor
there arc others who will not support Mr..
Underwood for Lieut.. Governor, and are by
no means unanimous in the choice Of man
of their own number for the same place and
perhaps still others who would prefer some
one else in preference to Mr.. Page for Treas
urer. These various preferences must be
harmouized in order to give unity among
themselves. Can it be done, 1t may be
possible, 50 far as the Democrats are con-
cerned, for II is the only hope they have Of
even partial success. But to harmonic
their own differences in a manner that shall
prove IN any degree acceptable to any consid-
cradle number of Republicans, insomuch as
to induce them to support Union ticket
proposed by the Democrats in preference to
the one already nominated, is a task that we
believe they will find themselves wholly mad
equate TO perform. The ticket already nomi-
mated is cure to be elected aud Republicans
will be exceedingly cautious how they lend
their influence to aid in weakening any one
of The candidates on that ticket.
No, gentleman Democrats, we believe you
will not succeed in presenting "union' or
" no party" ticket which can make any con-
siderable denomination in opposition to the
nominations already made The resolution
passed by the Convention which nominated
them is acceptable TO the Republicans, and
there cannot be found a bakers dozen among
the Democrats in the State who would be
willing to stand on any other platform. -
What then are you dissatisfied about; Moth
ing more nor less than the mere matter of
place, Of personal or party aggrandzement.
You profess to sustain the administration Of
Abraham Lincoln in its efforts to suppress
treason and put down rebellion. Is il for
this that YOU desire to be rewarded by being
given place on the State ticket which, UNI
der other circumstances, you could not nei-
Their would you expect to obtain We are
slow TO believe that you will admit that to
be the position you have taken, OF that such
is the price Of your patriotism.
What course the Convention will pursue
we have no means Of knowing, neither
have we any right 20 interfere in matters
which belong solely to another party. But as
an Indifferent spectator, so far as the Demo-
Gratis are concerned, Of the moves now being
made on their political chessboard we advise
them either to adopt the ticket as already
nominated, or to make up one composed Of
men Of their own party.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-07-26

W7TTT- UT
press closely sealed TO all parts q the country.
PRICEs--Fuu strength $40 half strength So quar-.
ter strength. 50 per bottle.
RFREMENBFR-Th mcdi .ife d destined ergress-
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offhe Kind hare taied 20 also hat
cd as represented ~ EVERY RESPECT, orOte pr,ce
ITBEWARE OF INVITATIONS None genuine
and warranted unless purchased directly " d. NJ al
his REMEDIAL INSTITUTE FOR SPECIAL DIS
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~ This 8unCipiV embraces all diseases Of prirnfc
nature, both NJ MEN aud WOMEN, by regularly edu-
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C.nsusatians By letter or otherwise are strictly
confidential aud medicines will be by express,
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and quiet BtTREAr with good until restored
10 health
CAUTION 1t has been estimated that over t,ro hun
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~ persons who the least able 10 lose IT, bot
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without which no advertising phy stefan medicine %
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| EVER
address plainly aud direct to Dr. MArrisoN, as a
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XXXvII coNGREss-EXTRA SESSION


WAsuNGroN July p
SENATE.
The bin increasing the naval military corps was amend
ed Ia provide for filing the vacancies in the Na'n
The BIN providing for ron-elad ships and floating bat
tcFles Was then passed.
The bin providing for the conhscauon OF the property
Of rebel, iu arms was taken up.
Mr. lrumbull offered amendment, providing that
amy person held TO service employed ia any way Ia sid
iug the rebellion shall be forfeited.
The amendment was agreed t1--yeas 80. nays o.
Nes,rs breckenridge, Johnson ofMo Kennedy, Pearce
Polk and Powell Bin passed.
M Fes,endcn reported supplemental loan bill.
Mr Mcnoucas resolution, that il is the policy OF the
government organize army Of 100000 the basis
Of regular army Referred to the Com Of Military Al
LARS.
The joint resolution approving the Of the Presi-
dent was postponed 10 Monday.
The senate then went into executive session,
Amer which, the bin TO increase the military establish
mcnt, which was returned from the House with am
amendment was taken up aud the senate refused 10
The resolution 10 pay the widow Of Mr. Douglas was
returned from The House, ith an amendment 10 pay
5000 mileage The Senate refused 10 concur.
message was received from the President, and the
Senate went iuto executive session Adj.
HOUSE.
The bill reludng duuc. imported arms was passed.
Mr. Blair reported bill TO organize Volunteer Home
Guard. Ordered 90 be printed.
NJ Vande,cr asked leave 10 offer resolution that tho
maintenance Of the Union and the preservation of the
Consultation sacred trust which must be executed
that disasters shall discourage from the periarp-
Of this high duty, and We pledge the employment
Of every means for the suppression overthrow aud pu
ishment Of rebelsnow in arms
Mr. stevens Of Pcunsylyauia objected.
On motion OF Mr. Train Of Massa resolution adopi-
ed rendering the thanks OF the House to The Mass. Oh
egt for their alacrity in responding 20 the call Of The
President and their patriotism and bravery on the lOh
OF April, 10 hghung their way through baltimore
On motion Of Mr.. Campbell, resolution WIS adopted
that the thanks Of Congress be rendered 10 the 52l Penn
syanians who passed through the mob Of Baltimore and
reached Washington on the 18th Of April.
Mr.. WFiuhf of Penn offered resolution declaring
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cTATE or VERMONT


In Probate Court held Al kaRtFelier, within and for
said District. on the 9th day Of July, A ID. 1861.
Samuel s kelton guardian of Lbhie LAWSON. minor
heir ~ Samuel Lawson dccsstcd late 81 East houpc
license sell all the interest OF ssid ~srs 10 the reel
tate " which said deceased died sersi ssa Pas.ed
.Keept the rcverson Of the widows -do~er eren. re-
presenting that the sale thereof would he s,Hsheia to
said ward or the purpose of putting the proceeds thereof
interest investing the in stasks or real estate
Whrreupon IL is ordered 10y said Court that ssd spp-
cston be- referred Tor hearing aud decision hss1n % a
session " said Court be holden 81 the Probate Ofc
iu said Montpelier, Ola the Oh day u August ~ 1901,
and g. further ordered. that al persons intsrst,d De-
notified hereof by publication ~ notice ~ hi. applies 1n
and order thereon three weeks auccssvsy u TEE Yer
mont Wathnnn and State journal. printed a. NDuipe-
Her. before said lime Of hearing, that they sppsr az
said time and place aud II they csus', ob-ct thereto
By the Court,
$3.50 Attest, n. A. CHASE, Register.
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- Washington, District,
Ia Probate Court holden at Montpeie on the 4h day
Of July, A. d, 1861.
william NJ Ellis, ndmnisrsior0f the estate OF George
g. Moore late Of Berlin IN said district deceased makes
application said for license 10 sell all ~ the real
eiaie II said deceased except the Of about
eight acres OF land aud buildings, and the widow dow
er including the revers1n ~ said dasrr In the land
10 be- sold also excepting he pew VA the Congregational
ist Meeting house. representing that said sale % necst
sary fl tho payment Of the debts NJ said tgecosed aud
expenses Of administration OF said estate, Whrfeunon
il l. ordered by said Couti that sad application be refer
red 20 the 30h day Of July A. d. 1861, hr hearing aud
decision thereon, the Probate office in Montpelier
and Is further ordered that all persons interested be
notified hereof by publication Of notice Of this appea-
ton aud order thereon three weeks successyely IN abe
Vermont Waterman state Journal, printed At Mont
peef before said time Of hearing that they may appear
a, said time aud place. aud nthey cau,o. object
thereto.
81 he court.
So Affect CHASE Register
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y rnnEIs RENNErr.s EsrArE.

1 State Of Vermont Washington ustfct o..
In Probate Court, holden II MONTPELIER DO and Tor
said district on the a day ~ july, q d. 1851.
Moses Robinson and David 7. Avctii, executors of
e last viii aud testament ~ L'hb-ut bsuHst late Of
Nouhfeid To- said district, deceased ma application
said court for an extension Of ae toe t'r'Iof1re Al
lowed them pay the dels du. from 'fd rsite and o.
render their administration account uAul .os. iutufe
day Wlcrcupou. IL is ordered byAss osuft that aid
application be hebd the Probate otis ia anntpr Ser,
on ths 80in day Of July. ID 1881 sps b. 10 further
ordered that notice be given U pssss. concerned hy
the publication 81 this order in the Nsrsss Waterman
State Journul, printed at Montpelier trss seeks sue
eessiycly, before said hearing
BY the court.
1855 Attest Z. II. MERRILL Judge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-07-26

Dun VOLUNTEERS. As a proof that the
men of the North who compose the great ar
my which has now so promptly rushed TO the
defense of the Union are not the Migrants of
society, seeking bread and the adventurous
life OF the soldier, such as fill the ranks of
armies in othor countries, but are men who
have at stake a society and have left at home
those domestic ties which knit man to his
country, it may be mentioned that single
mail on Friday brought to the second Wis
consin regiment near four hundred letters and
papers. aud another day near five hundred ;
and one Rhode Island regiment of thirteen
hundred men received by one mail above one
thousand letters aud papers. We learn,
moreover, that the booksellers in this city
have frequent occasion to remark the literary
culture and scholarly taste eyinced by many
priyates Of the different regiments in applica-
tions made for books. II is no uncommon
thing to find them inquiring for a portable
copy of some Latin classic or other work be-
longing to the higher walks of polite litera
ture.- National Intelhgeneer.
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Marriagcs.

Iu tlis village, July 2Oth, hy the Rev H. j. Scott Mr.
Frederick lcmpleion Of Worcester. and Miss Carrie
Cummings OK Nlld'esex.
Ia Newport on the 10Th inst, NJ Samuel Lincoln Of
Albany and Miss Nilictta X. Jou9s OF Newport
Ia Lashurgh ON the 2jd ult. John Hcaly and Matilda
Capics, both VI lrssburgh.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-07-26

The proprieors Of the town Of Wolcnt IN the county
" lhmle aud state Of Vermont are hereby notified and
warmed 10 meet at the Hotel " lhaddcus Huhbc In the
town of Wolcut aforesaid Thursday the jih day Of
SeptcmberA d. 1861, at ten O'Clock A. NJ 10 act the
matters set forth in The foregoing application Of Isaae
Pennook. Samuel NJ. Pennock, Aduphus lloltun aud
Alden y. Judeyine.
$3.50 PORTER CRANE. Jasfice ffhe Peace
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MEETING OF THE PROPRIETORS
vi or THE UNDIVIDED LANDS IN VOL

4 EElING OF HE GtOIhlEl Ohb
vi or THE UNDIVIDED LANDS IN VOL
COLT.
10 Porter Crane Justice Of he Peace oithin and for
tIe County Of Lain0iNe and state Of Vermont
We Isaac pennock and Isaac NJ peunock, Of " orrii-
n said county, and Adolphus Hultun and Alden f..
Judc,ine, NJ Hardwck in the county " CAedoniS do
hereby request YOU TO meeting of the proprieors
n the town Of wolcott in the county Of Lsmoe to act
upon the following matters, viz
lst-Io choose Moderator,
2d-lo choose a prupfictors Clerk
3d--Io choose Treasurer;
4thIu see II the Propretors will divide into sevcratics
all or any part OF the undivided lands belonging 70 said
proprictors Of sad town OF Wocntt
5thSco II the proprieors will make survey and al
lotment NJ said undivided land
Gih-Choose Committee TO survey and aot the same.
ThSee II the pIoprietOrs will raise tax to defray
the expense Of said survey;
Sfh-Cho,e a Collector to collect said tax
9thSee the proprctors will vote 10 settlers the lets
they soVeIaliy occupy in lieu u their dran.
ISAAC PENNOCK,
s. NJ pENNOCk,
ADOLPHUs HOLrON
ALDEN Il. JUDENlNE,
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srAlnINa,s PRRrAREp aLuEl
EcoNoNY

EcoNoMYi DISPATCH
ny" A srircm ~ TIM SAVES NINE" IN
A. accidents will happen, even in wen regulated iami
les IL very desirable to have some cheap and convs
nientway ior repairing Furniture roys, Croekery &c.
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE
meets all sue emergencies, and no household can afford
to be without it, Its Away ready and 10 iho stick
ing point
"UsEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE"
NJ --A Brush accompanies each Bottle fnee 20
cents. Address
HENRY C. sPALDING.
No As Cedn Street, New York.
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or THE DEPARTMENT on AhAlNofohs
Fugitive slaves will. under pretext whatever be
permitted reside or be in any way hArbored in quar-
ters camps of troops serving in this Depa tment.-
Neither will such slaves be aosed 10 accompany troops
the march Commanders Of troops will be held res-
ponsble for the strict observance Of this order"
Sherrard Clemens, late member Of Congress
from Virginia, who has not been heard from
for some time, attended a review Of Ohio reg
ments at Wheeling, Virginia few days since
and made a patriotic speech to the soldiers.
At Harvard College Commencement Din
ner, Gov. Andrew offered the following toast
which is rather happy !"
Genera! Scotf-You have given him degree at y
Nor,h-he will presently take several degree. In Il
S1uth, where, a. Doctor Of Laws, he will teach reb,
ohsdienes
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ITENlS.

The EpeniRg Post says the rumor that a
place on the bench of the Supreme Court will
be offered to the Hon. Joseph Holt, is cor
rect but it is not certain that he will accept
the position. He is now performing a noble
work in Kentucky in fighting for the Union
in the election campaign which terminates in
August.
Gen. Mansfield has issued the following
order
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70 Of the Confederate Commissioners in
Europe, Mr.. Yancey has returned to England,
but Rost is in Paris trying to raise funds,
without prospect of success 1t is said that
he has offered as inducement, to guarantee the
recognition hereafter of the repudiated debts
Of the southern States. about 81 400, 600 of
which il held in France
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oAuTloN

A. certain uuprincped persons nt'emptingt to palm
Of on the unsuspeotinr public, limitations Of my PRE-
PARED GLUE | would caution all persons to examine
before purchasing, and see that the full name.
~ spALDINGs PREPARED GLUE, -cr
Is on the outside wrapper all others spiadliag eoun
tsrists
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GtqaI notttrs.

CTATE OF vERM Nj
- Washington County,
IN CHANCERY- Washington County
September Term. 1851
NATHAN MORSE
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fI'HE Il r l. A T y d y REM ED y
1 FOR FEMALES.

This celebrated Female Medicine, posses
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thing known for the purpose, as it will
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distinctions, after an other remedies OF
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Over 1000 BOTTLES have now been
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as directed, and without the least injury Ia
TO health in any case. iTFlt ia put up in
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fftl directions f,r usfuo and eaus hv az
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PtMPLES BANIsHED FACES MADE
CLEAR HOWE

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W. 3. HAGAN & CO.. Pfortieiors
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Bythcu, Of these Pill. the periodic attacks Of Nervous
orSek Headache may b. prevented and taken at the
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They seldom fail in renewing the Nausea Headache to
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They act gently upon the Understanding Cosfire-
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The CEPHALIC PILLS arc the result Of long in
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They entirely vegetable in their composition, and
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children.
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ANODNNE COUCH DROPS.
T.. l.. DUTCUEN. NJ ST. Adams, has sold 70 Tor three
years. and speaks highly " b.
DR. o.. J.. CASE. of Brandon. says 30 is 90 sell,
Tor people have perfect confidence in 10 and is only
goudcr That bc sold the low price " Is cents,
while nearly every other cough medicine is sold at 81 90
per bottle
FRED 4. SMITH, Proprietor Montpelier
CONSUMPTION DURABLE
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