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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-04-06
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- .rG oE Fst Wrvr WASHINGTON DISTRICT a.
- m Prme uoir h.M a Montpelier. Fitis sna y,
Allen p.rrr sltriss..t-, ~ ~ Y, =. =. ~ p -
Of 1ahr IN Ha dislf' ceased nakss application to ssid
Or aid dee.a. ~ s n, d ..u is o Ky .ins n.if,
q ad de.a situated e sad caoe rsprssentins that be
se er,o D. me heirs and those Interested
w6.r.aes ordered BY sid coar. the, ..a .ov,lo.,,s,
aa % .s 'h ~ 4 AS, a 80 9! s;sas
e ne y,ruoa waishmsn stats Jogrn.l prin,s ), sonsp
WINE AnA pa' and " they cause, object thereto
~ ~ NE Court-Attsst, 7. r. MERRILL.
u'" Judge
/ iBEkr} ID. HOogERis EsrATE--The subscrioers hav-
/ ,,nE hu appolaed by the Honorable Probate Court
- ~ tfle. Of "a.hngton' commissioners 70 receive,
agtn,t he ette N Lbsrty a. aoos-r late u Cabot ~
~ mouth DO 5'l dty n asrss 10 being sIosed ),
sad court NE creditors said deceased, 70 exhibit and
wi attend H. duties Of oar sspon,ment ~ ss assiies
house u Am r. hogkern Cabot n 5sd District
noon, y said DAYS ~ ~ w.
ssSSII kiS5SS22EEr ' Commissioner.
CABOT March az. A. D. ise5 oao,
AtrArE oF VERMONT wAsHfNerOy DISTRICT. az
- In frnht Court held AZ hontptl whiu
Michael Hgra suar iiau Of John hurley minor, North
NJ n 10 sai dret maze. ic.don q 'ad Court for license
W ~ hs and interest DO certain land ant nuldnss
saa ha r-g-seniiat tt s sale thsr.o Tor ths pur-
I o. Pr tne dhts cola wtri patting he proceeds Of
sucl sAl az Interest, q Investing The same In stocks real
Pc rr,sd % session thereof De held a. the Probate Odoe
hearing aud decision aud, Il i further ordered
tAt ~ r.on interested, b. nodded hereof qualifications
excessively ihs Vermont Watenman state Jourusi
printed - a,e-,r before aid tine q hearing that they
sytae Court Attest, N. A. CEASE
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-04-06
MIRRORS OF YOUTH

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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-04-06
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tBy Ta,sraph to Wat,oa's Isr-nail
BOSTON CATTLE MARKET,
Arc AMBRIDG AND BRIGHroN
For the week ending Wednesday. April L. ls6.
AKousToF sfeoE N.EErri
cslts.- shgsp shstss. Fat Hogs calves
5 +: ::. x; *; 10. ii i.s ~ i i$ Z
BE1f csrIts Es'ra iat ana heavy prsmigIa 9Se5
49, SisiS III = - 500 ana 9l39 slsq @
islv ADD drss est lev choicest single pairs, 81 70 a
oxen, $40 $50 per pair, according their
yaigs - e-et Handy Steers. 100 no 80, 40. s,,.
gb viihou; calves as MAJ be agreed foF and ordinary
Yss1liaa 200 500 so-yearoli' so 500 three
shesp ana Ls@bs cts, extra sI9a 3 cts. per 3D.
sh1ssN haiesais .i3ei rsah, nAisc perib Dressed
spros Fiss, s6ogsss.o cos retain, 90 q per N.
Aiis,-Bnshion ! Z peri6. County lo,s,siae.
Gslf skins, os per-
Pults, with wool sl25 each Country lots,
RiNaHEsProes Tor beef and mutton more playne
Re seep up and cattle dosn but the renee 10 prcs
Z, Dot qas 70 the ein renee 10 sappy In es the SUPPLY IL
this week as last The Of prices Tor cattle rs about Che
ss os q, a'i sssh Re-" g,el9aa, ,flaf e. ana ,
qualities are one halt cent 10 lower John sawyer sold %
brought third skr., The butchers, hag
eyr d9 not admit 20 great difference bat 'ey
half Ct yer H. From the shQe numer At market lo'a are
this af,rrn6on il indeed they ar al "a At any rae.
The ,hsep butchers are in hs hsh, = having sheep arrive
ss 10, sas 5qP ne Price must 9s aysqs4 sa &
Who aid hyep boass Tor him p Albany that %,
l7.la bs this must added gis6t com mission etc. yer
rss to submit to large adgsses S55i es probabiy cost
one half cent poor oues about The week
bead, ust few vcss sold. The growers oompa,u that
ne market loser pat the quality rather than the market
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-04-06
Special Notices.
STO Cd D AR D. $
CHOLERA SPECIFIC:
Assure Prersatss an Cure for
G II Q l. r. r. A,


Cholera Mrba, Dtlrr6ei Dysq'sry. Sammer
CJmPiainn Paia in me Stomach
and B3csA Sc
Ice asiion ANsprE aad ErFclc9Us, and has used
by Thousands since che Cholera Season Of o Physicians
and RECOMMEND &C. All admit be the BEsr Coarousn
usE f1r ths Complaint f1r which BE- 90 'sIsasi.
srODDARD BURTON, Projectors, Troy, NY.
hl- For sale bi nrnHrists and D-tlsr iu Medicines,
March li.6aio;iss'
USE THE CONCENTRATED EXTRACT
OF RYE.
l vieare your cough ana strengthen you ali Sold
every shere o.
soNr1nNa 70 Tm ToSo R-ueiy s more widely known or
generally used than
PLANTATION BtTTRRs
"They motor day but for all time" They have stood
th trial rnis beosuss cy ahat they
meudsi to do. They relieve paa and cure diseAse
For Dyspepsia Hearbaru yerio Pain the Side, Head
ache Cod Feet, Lsnguor Dizziness ami Al Diseases caused
tyA stomach % repair most confidently recommend
The PLNfAtios BiTr1Es.
you Weak, os sprto ui.oouraged and Sick Of Life
d1vn by Dypepe agouos prosraied by Disease Of
Long standing be induoi 60 irY rL,SrArfs BrTrtHs.
The result VIII NOT d'appoiay0u, auiy will ind yourself
restored 90
HfAtrH, yisoR, ASo HAtFNEss.
dAwios;0l
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-04-06
CONSTITUTIONS WAITER


has proved itself equal to the task that has deyolved
upon IT,
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AFTERNOON DEsPAfCHEs.
! FROH NEW YORK. /,

NEW 1oRK, Nov. "a.
Two seizures Of distilleries were made yes.
terday, for alleged violation Of revenue law,
in aAdi6oa TO thoss already reported. In one
instanes TIE oaIcsr makias The seizure vas
driven o@by crowd of nea, Who threaten.
ed him with personal injury it he did not
1esvot tAo Dreniesa The eGeDinatio2 .ptp
the cnsee{ ~ 1sSDfEories. w. contin1
Com missioner Newton. New svidtosoL -
sdduced.
s From Kingston, Jamaica, on the 14th inst ,
we le6sD dat ~ OeoliR trado - decrcased.
The legislative Assembly was ins6gurated on
the 9th ult. Complaints we're rife about high
duties and obnoxious laws.
Our dates from British Honduras, are da-
ted ct Belize. Oct. 9th. The health Of the
cslont sas !geod, Although the weaeher was
rainy and windy. The sugar esn1 crop i
said to be the best ever raised in the country.
The HesulFs correspondent ss San Sal
vador, says during the hurricane At the Is
land, that the Baptist Chapel At Freetown
was among lhe buildings destroyed t4eee.
The ls6idteups at Nasa3 s0Ae4 6fesen thon>
aand pounds 70 repair 1Hha6ss. 4
NEw YoRK, Nov. H.1Thes chamber of
Life Insurance yesterday resolved that the
people ought 70 be PROTECTED - sGectnally ~
possible from unsafe and fraudulent schemes
Of insurance; and to that end should seek
On enactment by Congress-, applying annually
as proper test of the sufficiency of the assets
Of each company,
TIE Worlds Boston special says Lucias
Fl. Terres, the first teller Of the National
Bank Of Greenfield, land who was charged
With having stolen large amount Of bonds
has been acquitted.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
NrE YoRK. Nov. 2.

NEW YORK. NOV. "a.
81 The Commercials Washington special say,
the leading Republican Congressman are
maturing a plan for the government of the
Southern States. in view Of the probable in
definite delay Of the adoption Of the Con-
stitutsonal Amendment BY the late Insured
tionary States. II provides for the ex-cu.
tion of existing and prospective acts Of Con-
gress, independent of respective State OF
Federal executives It is the old Territorial
plan, modified to meet existing circumstas>
ces.
Gen. John A. Dix. U. s. M,uisterto Paris,
Mr.. John w. Dix, and Gen. Van Alden lefl
10 day for Europe in the Heamer Bremen
The Commercials Washington correspond.
ent says Gen. Meigs has on nand to the credi,
Of the @. NJ. Department funds enough, with
what win be derived from sales Of property,
to pay his bills during the next 6scal year,
and has not made any estimate of appropria-
,ions desired. In years past, this depart
ment has cost hundreds OF millions of dollars
. year.
A Herald Washington special says: l. is
intimated in official circles that the French
Government has declared its purpose not to
accede To the arrangements concluded vifh
Mr.. Seward TO withdraw from Mexico this
fall, and postpoaes tie withdrawal till next
spring. II is believed that this ~as the subs
ject before the Cabinet meeting yesterday.
The arrest Of Ortega turns out 10 have been
. voluntary act on the part of Sheridan, but
it has been approved BY the Government.
Ortega is merely the instrument of only .
small clique Of French and British merchants,
who are anxious to secure the trade ef Mexi>
co. and prevent its falling into American
hands.
The native population unanimously adhere
10 Juarez.
The cotton frauds. as developed in the in
ves,gations by the Retrenchment Committee,
are assuming prodigious proportions.
The business Of smuggling in the Canadian
and Rio Grande hordeEa Ia rapidly dechniag,
owing to the vigilance exercised by Govern
ment officers.
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LATEST, By ,TEiLl,El!;G III, /; GRAPH


NEw YoRK, Nov. ~.
The Atlantic Mail Steamship Company
Directors held meeting yesterday, At hicl
the following officers were -unaaimously elec
ted: Allan McLAne, President; Francis w
G. Bellows, Vice President; Theo. F. John
son, Secretary; Chas s. Abercrombis, Treas
urer.
The steamer to-day took out $6s2, ,852 in
specie.
The effects OF the late hurricane in th.
Bahama islands are set forth BY the Governor
in his speech to the Legislators. he says
II have lost no time in collecting and max
ing public correct information as to the raw
ages Of the storm on this island. Suffice i
to saY that upwards of six hundred DWELLING
have been destroyed, and an squsl number
injured that scarcely public building hal
escaped injury; thst many places of worship
and schooihouses have been blown down.
and all have been damaged; that q majority
of the principal warehouses and stores have
been thrown down or severely injmrd thai
Of 242 vessels and boats which hsated 10 the
harbor on the morning of Oct. lst, all but
one had sunk or been driven sshore befors
the next day had dswned. and that le5 ol
them have been broken mp or injured thai
the standing crops of provisions and fruil
have becp destroyed, the orchas6s partially
uprooted, and fields and gardsas, 70 . great
degree, laid waste. The bars OF the out
islands Z neralIy exhibit . similar spectacle.
The sum of $75, 600 was veted By the Lefis.
la,ure to repair dswsges. Ths work of re.
storation is progressing rapidly
Arrangements for the military parade on
Monday ia this city have been compt<ted l,
is believed that not less than twenty -four reg
iments OF the first division will be in the line,
numbering about 10000 men.
James Tierney shot Edward Barry to>day
in drinking saloon on the corner of 9th
street and 9th avenue, killing him. The
murderer was arrested.
No new cases Of cholera have appeared
among the passengers on board the ship Mer.
curry, and only one death.
Eugene Fergus, tried in the Kings county
court OF Aver ap6 Terminer during the latter
portion of the week, for killing Patrick Nc.
Guam bv shooting. which occurred in an af-
fray on the evening Of the 9th of August last
at the corner Of State ard Eornein streets,
was this forenoon sentenced to state prison
for term Of three years and six monihs.
The police of this city have made total OF
AIS arrests during the past week.
Mayor Hoffman sent to the Board OF Al
dermen this afternoon the name OF John r.
Agnew as his second nomination for street
Commissioner.
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FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
SAxFRAxc1scn. Nox

OAs EhAtNlstos NOV. Zf
The steamer Golden City, from Panama,
with New York dates to the lst, arrived here
this =. M,
"a The bark Peril, from Hong Kong, takes ou'
$l97 900 in treasure.
The committee in charge Of the represen.
tiop of California at the Paris Exposition,
have reported against contributing section
Of the big tree.
Wm p Blake. the California Commission.
er to the Paris Exposition, has issued an ad
dress to the people Of the State, detailing the
manner in which the mines and agriculture
are to be represented, and declar;ns his pur-
pose, after A-y;y,AS in Harris, TO publish in
the English, French and German isngusges
an account Of the climate, soil, agricultural
quality aud price Of the public lands, the cost
Of living, the rates Of wages, mode Of immi-
grafton, and mining statistics. He will also
deliver an address in the French and English
Languages, and illustfate Nth rsps and dlIv-
ings, and refer to the California collections.
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Voltaire said: The more married men
ym have, the fewer crimes there will be-
Marriage renders mau more yirtuous and
more wise. An unmarried man is but half
Of 4 perfect being, snd il requires The other
half TO make things right; and il cannot be
expected that in this imperfect state he can
keep the straight path Of rectitude any more
than boat without an onr, or a bird with
one wing can keep straight course. In
nine cases out of ten, where married men be-
come dfunkards, or where they commit crimes
against the peace Of the community, the lonn-
daiion ofIhese acts was hid While & ahe sin
gle state, or where the wife is, as is some
times the case, an unsuitable match. Mar
riage changes the current or ! mans feelings
and gives him = center for his thoughts, bis
affections and his acts Here is hons for
the entire man. and the couasel, the AGec,
tions, the example, and the interes. Of bis
s.bett~r half keep him from his erratic coar-
ses, and from falling into . thousand temptAr-
ttjln "a which - would othsrwi5e be txpo.
~. Therefore, The friend to narriAge il
the friend 70 society and 70 hrs couutry.H
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The JEsuITs PRoscRBED.-The Jesuits
who have been compelled to leave North lts-
siy by Tho cessation Of Austrian rule 10 that
country are causing considerable alarm among
the population Of the cities in which they seek
to take up their abode. Prague petitions the
Empsroe that they may not BE- permitted to
settle there, and BY IN almost unanimous
vote passes resolutions strongly protesting
againA their residences in the capital. The
Jesait fathers are anony The moss polite and
agreeable men in Europe, their order i very
sich, and wherevet thU g they ceq7 the
presence j. dreaded 10 the chief cities Of the
most Catholic Of empires. The Communist
c&uneaf Sf fvhahA lham6lly AoSok1saehot ~
is opposed to the establishment Of the Jespisi
in that city, a weii on grounds Of conviction
= 4 ~ e'i'ss assgly ssss.ins th'
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IRON CANADA.
eulssc. Nov. q

auDnecs nov. ~.
A large number Of temporary sheds have
been erected in the burnt district, in which
many Of those bsned cut BY the late Gre
will find shelter for the winter. A great
many are emigrAting TO the United States.
A public testimonial vas proposed for DR..
Mareiin. in recognition Of the zeal and ability
in securing stringent quarantine regulations
with New York and other American ports,
ny which the spread Of cholera was pre-
vented
Wssther cold.
81 Tonosro, 9. ", nov. ~.
The Ooancil Of Sincoe passsd rssolssioa
hy lsTgs majority, voting 4k00, ,O00 to-day
seusr1s csnst1csiag ths ansoa - Onsario
6hiH OanaL ass>i
Heavy suov seoru this afeeAosn.. S1sams
~ lWisrep ff NiaADs.assaaw xsom II
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FROM MEMPHIS.

aF MEMrHs, Nov. %.
The General Assembly coptinues to excite
deep interest on the question Of educating
freedmen. especially thoae deSroae Of pre-
pairing for The University. The aqdes4ion
came 40 to day, and most enlightened and
liberal views were expressed on the anbjeet.
A special to the AnaIaheAe frpn' little
Rock, sayr = resolution pa0eA he House
unanimously. directing the commffteS on
Federal relations 70 present memorial to
Oongress, Getting forth the spirit and disposi-
taon Of Arkapsas. their ideas for the restorA
ton ofthe Union, and the speedy renewal Of
peaee, and their confidence and willingness to
cnncnr in al measures to secure those results
which ara consistant With hopov and dignity
The State resolution rejecting the Constita.
tional Amendment, was again referred TO tlss
committee on Federal relstiue@vote 50 to Z.
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.

NEw ORLEANS, Nov. "a.
Rumors are ahoat, but discrediied OF tbs
capture Of Maiamoras by Cortinas. ~
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FROM BOSTON.

New YoRx, Nov. "a.
The Ontario, the pioneer of the proposed
Boston and Liverpool steamship line, was sue
cessfully launched to-day at Newburyport
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notice of Incorporation

NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant to
~ III Yrovisi IN Of Chapter g. oil the Revision OF
1851 ofthc Code OF fNws Jos-ph aaaord, iwsrh XII
burma u. X. Ford, uriah Pwrrr, Criah Rspiee, X 81
y. ot-, II Live, D. Kiihourn-, Chss foote. and
y W Fora, th-ir Associates and snccc%sors bare
formed themselves into Body Corporate. 10 be known
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4 81. BorIs, Nov. "a.
.Tha Eeesiao Neus of. to-day seys: Gov.
Fktehr Hos. i. l7sotz. .1eeS He4 Q1a4
+. Blow. and other prominent Fadicait, inau.
sursted ! movement 10 this city, having for
its object the rejection Of the Com
stitutional amendment and the amendment Of
the State Constifution, 20 = to abrogats dis
frahcnlsement If rebels and substitute negro
suffrage therefor. s s 81
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-25

JuDoE CoorEs, at the session of the Circuit
Court u Marfreesboro, Tsnnssses, decided
shs other day that III prsasut State
0overnment and Lesislssass ~ boess con-
oerns, and that thar acts are vithosa any
validity.
This is the Grit act Of The peosvann -
surn The Stats Of Tsnnsssss over u -
rebsls 49,. ~.
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"THE OWYHEE
Gold & Silver Mining Co.

The E-se~al nature o. the bn,ns, to hs transecs.d
the purchase of portion % what known the FUR
ks EDGE e 0osd md e4iver Bearing Quartz, in Flint
i.tret III the county u 0wyhe-, Id~ho Trriory; ~
mine the same end and operate MEL Mills for
the r-setiea of shs ore th<rrfsrm Aso to Purrhs-e
mining property 70 work ihe same TO deal in the
products mss4 and DO any uther busness that may
snhxncs tbs nserssts Of Tho grDeerl business.
The ouns of Capital STICK authorized N two hur-
ded thcssand als bv Ssid in cslisd for By the
Board Of Directors.
The pr,ncsps, place 81 doing Aususss. and the Pscf
pal Oise Of Ihe comisnr, - in tie Gty of Keuknk,
Iowa.
rhe Corporation conaencss the Ninth de- Of No
venbe 1885, and continues twenty years, subject to
renewal.
fhs AIsrs o the Comp ny to be conducted by :
Hoard OF Five Nrecto~s TO be chosen by the Stock Nd
annsal y, the hr-t Monday in November Of eseh
year and President. Secretary, a,d t. easurer Who
% he rho>ses BY ths Board
The amount Of CORPORATE Liability cannot excesd
two thirds Of the CAPITA stoct " the Conn ary.
Tss privsss property 4 the ste 4 Holders esenpi
from liability tor Corporate debts
me Arst Hoard D. bfre t.rs consists Of EAward XII
boarae, y r Ford, n, X. Love, Joseph Ga1ord and
Uriah kapies
howard xILHoUREE, Prwidsnt
x.R. FOR 7. secret.fy
n. LDpE, Tr asnfsr. ~
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n.sss~s. PA....,s....

NASHVILLE, Nov. ~.
About 4 o'clock last Tueslay morning .
meteor, lightirg up the whole heavens, vas
seen in the vicinity Of Rome, Ga, going rap
of Ess = larre = the sun, sad appare1siy e.
pioded abossI ten miles off viii tssnen.
dous report, like . forty pound cannon, Shak.
ing Tie earth and making the Window raYls.
Smyrna times., 1866-11-07
INSURE YOUR LIFE

Gross ASSETS, FEBRUARY |, 1865. s13 oon ooo
NETT INCOME LAST YEAR, 81 ana n0O
oLicY AND DIVIDENDS Paid during '65, S765,OOO
CASH DIVIDENDS declared and maid everv
year. ranging from fifty 70 seventy per cent.
Terms as low any other LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY and dividends much greater.
FOR small sum annually paid, this company Of
lers every lnducement for married man to provide
TOR his family after death.
Forty-tive cents week will insure $1,000 on the
iiie OF man aged thirty years.
husbands and fathers is the ultimate fate of your
wives and children matter Of such perfect indifer
ence to you as not to call for IA sacrifice amonntip
to even less than half dollar ii week? If that 's
So how will they bear the double bereavement. when
left without you and without your services? Can
you bear the idea CT having your wife and children
thrown upon the cold charities OF the world to save
the paltry sum of fifty cents week, when bv p,v.
ing that sum, they would have competency 10 i've
on and secure against creditors! Death is sure IN
Come, and no man knoweth how soon FnlI ,nf,r
nation can be had by calling on
GEO. Ii. DIt;KSON, Agent
Dover, Delaware
Smyrna times., 1866-11-07
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az I'll "a q - - nc E% VA
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lo' quack remedies, but Of my own invention and
manufacture, and only prepared by
DR.. e. g. GARRISON
for sale, wholesale and RETAIL at nv store 2ll |
,ouM E'shm street, Philadelphia, and Tor sale by all
- u GARRISON. NJ d. IL a regular graduate Of the
University Of PENNSYLVANIA, and treats patients for
II diseases, at his Office No. eli South Eighth ST.,
Glow Walnut Philadelphia.
&rAll consultations free.-r1s
GEORGE G.. GREEN,
ole wholesale Agent for the States of Maryland and
Delaware mv2 &c