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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-05-11

Eeaal nottets.

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their respective claim, before civ. noscs that WI
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sh DAY Of jane september next It osOox IN TIE AZ
| HIRAM JONES, &c.,.
DAVID N, PaELPs, ~''''.'-F|
/ watsnsii, April 9Th A. o. leo. o5ss
STATE or VERMONT, WASHINGTON DISTRICT, s.
In Probate Court, hed Montpelier, Ia said pialrc
the lsth day Of April A. o. lsds.
William Martin, it, administrator % The estate % James
Glars VI Narhd ~ tat dtrct, deceased, presents
hi, ad@esrstioa account i9 srsgna,ign ana sl2-ses.
| ton " the eftate ~ saul dee Asee.
wher upon that said and
ad application Ne referred 70 eaon u said Coutto ee held
Probate one said Montpelier the 5th day ~
May, a. d, $50 f hearing aud decision !hsr5on Andn
further notice hereof he g. alt in
b. puot u three sacoessivsy
10 hs Vrrmuut Watehan stale Iournal newspaper pub
ise sA said tane appointed
they Apusar saii place, and
suy they have sail should not be allowed,
IS ths Csars.-Attest, Ma CHASE,
Register.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-05-11

The Celebrated PoupErrrE Lodi Manufacturing Co.
the CHEAPEST and BEST fertilizer n the ageis kept FOR sale
by NEssKs. French CHAFFEE, Agents
oo,l2 Barre, Vt.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-05-11

BOSTON MAkhET-NaY q
Exohangehe receipts yesterday have been $3.50
hbs Fuur bush and bush bats The demand
Tor Flour l. gooi and the market suslns very fair priees
quote Wesiern SupeTne $500 S. 3d. extras
al 50 Is $40 2bi medium extras st Sl050 si9 5o and
ood and chuice including fAyorte - Louis brands az
sis per DBL Southern Flour and prices
numinai Corn is dnl, quote southern yellow Al % =
mixed 81 hush Oats selling
per bush Northern and canada kye ~ 90 aoc,
sorts ga s26. Fine Feed go sT aud Aiddngs $50
~ per
PR6vsioSs is arm and selling SO 90 s97 for
prime fQ9 t8l Tor aud ~ mi for clear
oash m Beet the sales have been s Dbl Lard at
y % 10 n bis and ternes smoked Hams 10
lsc rr To- In Butter the sales have fsc Cheese
~ u sc prT IA for and Old, q quality.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-05-11
S G R 0 F U L A.

All Medical Men Agrss that 10 OtNn is he best rsms
dg Tor Scr fua and all kindred diseases ever severed
The difficulty has been 10 obtain Pare soluu N Of H.
DIR II. ANDERs' IODINE WATER
Is Pure solution o. Iodine, WITHOUT SOLVENT !
Containing PULL DRAIN to each ounce water,
A Most Po,eeti Y,ta!isiag agent and
Resforafps
IL has cured and will cure sCkOPULA in all its mani
foid forms, ULCERS. CANCERS, SYPHILIS, SALT
RHEUM aud has been used with astonishing success
in oA,es u rheumatism. pyspepsiA "a nsumpton, ft.
male oomplsigta HssTt. Liver, and Kidasy Diseases
sc
circalss will be sent YBEE to any sending thsiE
address.
Pfee 81 90 bottle, or 6 for % 90.
PrspaTsd by DIR. Il. ANDERs. Physician a Chemist.
SALE NJ
SETH W. FowLE 4 SON, Is Trsmon, 81, Boston,
asd BY an Druggists. 005l ow
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-05-11
CHEvALIER's LIFE FOR THE hair.

Will RESTORE Gray Hair to It's ORIGINAL COL
OR, STRENGTHEN snd promote the growth OF the
weakest hAr; stop its falling out; keep the head clean
cool and healthy be used freely c1nAins nothing
injurious Is unparalleled as RHAIh-DkESSINGi and
sure you Ladies aud Gentlemen, is all you require for
the n air Sold all DTuggists, and at my tfhee No.
1923 Broadway, Y. SARAH A. CHEVALIEh, "a.
ID. At wholesale In Boston by Geo. Q. Goodwin Co.,
Weeks & Potter, M. Burr Co., Carter WileY.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-05-11
.IHE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY


CELBBRA fBMALs PILLS.
Prepared from prescription Of Siy J. Clarke. N. h
fhysican Extraordinary 10 ne Queen.
This iabis medicine il uufaing in the all
those paina and dangerous diseases incident the f
male cousti alton.
Il moders s excess and all distractions,
II whAteTs aud brings the monthly period
with regularity
These Pm shoud not betdken BY females during ths
FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy as thsy
are bring Ascavriags but at any other time
they SAFE.
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections Paine
in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight eEertioE,
Papitaou OF the Heart Lowness Of Spirits, Hysteues,
Sick Headache, Whites and all the painful diseases
oecssoutd by dsordered system these Pills will effect
. wnea all others means have failed.
Full dgt gtions iu the pamphlet around each package
which should be carefully preserved.
Sold by all druggists. Pfiep ST.
JOB MOSES, u Cortlsndt ST., N. Y.ny
NJ BSi 90 and six postage stamps, enclosed to
authorized agent, will insure bottle containing sfy
Pills by return mail 6607daw. sowiwis.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-05-11
E:Nj'E Ts'T';;':T;sI

Have than 30 persons from death, for thy
single day Cholera, Dgseuer, All sumner Complaints
ever AFue, Neuralgia Also, for Dlpth
orA, Coughs and Rheumatism An druggists sell them.
ORRlN SKINNER h CO., Propdetors,
springf-l IA, Mass.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-05-11
REDUCTION IN PRICE
o. IuE
AM ERICAN WATCH rs,

AM ERlCAN w ATCH rs,
Made at WALTHAM, MASSACHUSETTS,
consequence Of he recent great decline In gold and silver
and all the materials used In The Of goods,
and ia st further daone we have reduced
our prices to asiow point a. they can be placed
WITH GOLD Ar PAR,
50 that no need hesate to buy watch from the
pectaton that will be cheaperat some future
often years and the manufacture aud sale Of
MORE THAN 2OJ 900 WATCHES.
have given productions the very
Keepers Commencing with the determination To only
thoroughly excellent watches, business has steadily In
creased the public acquainted with the h value IN
ulfor months together unable supply the
demand We have repeatedly factory buildings
un,ilthey three ground sve
cou~odaton to more than eight hundred workmen.
We are fully justified 10 stating that make MORE
TRAN oNE-HALF OF ALL rHE WATCHES SOLD IN The
UNITED STATES The different grades nguished by
the following trade marks engraved the platei
l American Watch Co.," waham, Mss..
Appleton, Tracy a Co., waiuam Mass.
"P. 3. Bartlett" wstbam Mass.
WIN Eileryn
oar Ladsi Tieh OF arst quality Ia named Appleton
Tracy Co.." wathan, Mass.
Our next quality o. ladies' watch h named g Bart
lett" waham, Mass These watches furnished 10
great variety u sizes and styles Of cases.
The American watch Co.. OF waltham, Mass authorize
to state that without distinction Of trade marks price,
ALL TIE PRODUCTS OF rHEiR FACTORY
ARE FULLY WARRANTED
to be the best keepers Of their class made n this
any other country Buyers should that uniike
guarantee u foreign MAKER who be reached, this
warantee good At all times against the Company their
sgents and that II after the thorough trial,
should defective in particular nay always be
changed Tor another As the American Watches made Wal
than for sale by dealers generally hrougou the country,
We DO not solicit orders for single watches.
CAUTlON-rhe public cautioned to buy only o. respect
able dealers All persons selling counter will be prose-
outed.
ROBBINS. APPLETON & CO.,
AGENTS FOR THE AMERICAN WATCH COMPANY,
iss Washington Street, Boston
] EsImosIaw
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-05-11
A GEN WANT TED
"A FOR OUR
GREAT NATIONAL WORK,
1HE
Standard History Of the Var,

Complete in one very large Volume ofovsr 900 pages.
Splendid, Illustrated gith over 100 F,ne Portraits of
GeRssais Battle Sceaes Maps, and Diagrams.
In the sescton Of for this graf work the Al.
thor has confined hmsei strictly 70 oai daa derived
from the reports Of Northern and Souihsn Gene al,
the report o the Committee the Ooniuo Vt the War,
National and Rebel A archives sc
ne has carefully avoided the introduction Of any mat
ter not strictly re liable aud gFoiai and has s1eeeede
In producing what Il unignrssuy demanded far an
IMPARTIAL History ofths War The great superiority II
h, work over all others IL everywhere aekno Eledesd
Lei arked by degree Dlhoroughnesa aud accuracy
attempted By contt mporsy.
Disabled officers and soldiers. teachers, energetic
young men. and all In want Of profab employment,
should send for circulars and Why sells
asteT and gives bstter satisfaction than my othu Hio
" published Address JONES BROTHERS co.
IA Phenix Building Bosom.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-05-11

vegetable eXracye matter than twenty boxes
any pills in the besdes hfy i've hundred physicians
them practice the exclusion Of other puraatlyes
The hrs value scarcely appreciated when
they better tnown sudden death and continued sickness
will he Of the Let those who know them speak right out
in their favor Il is a duty which win save life.
Our subject redundancy Of taed bile at this
and II dangerous It prevalent but Brand
rehs Pills afford Invaluable and efeen protection. By
their occasional the collection OF those mpuri
ties which, when Ia sufficient quantities, much danger
to the body's health They Liver Complaint Bys
persia, Loss OF Appetite Pan the Head Heartburn, Pn In
the Breast Sudden Fantnes AMI Coveness Sold BY
all respectable Dealers In Medicines.
Nav
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-05-11

coSsruurioNAL AwESnAESr.f Disease has Slapped the
foundations sour lie gradually, hut sure, carrying
you the grave ills that should A.
coed 10 build ap = O your constitution.
PLANTATION BtrrBRS
Are with greatest confidence for this purpose
They quickly and pleasany relieve the Dyspepc sufferer,
Headache, Distress Eang, Pains Ia the
Side, Back stomach and all other ailments arising 5om
stomach " order and prosres n A. CroEie d.
ssas
They tue m0st delicious aud agreeable offered
to The people.
Theirus requires change Of diet Eat what Is set be-
fore you, asking questions for your stomsoh's sake"
Their COED effect viii be FELT from the ny trial
Particularly recommended delicate females,
clergymen, sc. To be found everywhere.
TAT, hE CONVINCED.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-05-11
A Household Necessity eri'ts for The U's Of
DURNO'S CATARRH SNUFF,

Which, In the hrst stages Of cold, like
Hoarsenes Dlphthea and Bronchitis Sore Eyes, Deafness
Bad Taste and Smell being the result Of Catarrh This snua
and all these, nsures healthy Head
Its effects pleasant and safe for infants who suffer
from Snufnes.
Il highest professional testimonials Sold by ali
Druggists by Mail all parts Of u 81 for for
One Box, or 81 for four Boxes.
Address, JAS. OURNO, P. o. Box i2ss,
NewYork.
Wholesale, by D. BARNES CO., 81 Park Row, S.Y,
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-11-09
The orants--Father and son.

The Republicans Of Cincinnati held a grea,
meeting on Monday night, 1t Mozart Hail,
preliminary to the elections. NJ. Grant,
iAihsr Of the GenerAl, present, And LaYinK
been recognized, was called upon for a
speech. lie responded a. follows:
am not " the habit Of public Ipeaking.
] never learned tbs Art and II is 4 family
falling. lCheerSJ
The ehairmAn has sAid Governor Norton
will be here 10 = few moments, and possibly
| will say something that viii keep you from
going 10 sleep. Well, We have, you know.
been engaged in putting down . gigantic re.
bellion, the greatest that has ever disgraeed
. civilized nation. We have fought through
Il, and crushed il out By the power Of ,hs
sword. tChsersl
There e jet work 20 be done there is an.
other fIsd battle " Be fought, and that bat
lie 10 10 be fogght tomorrow. TApplauss
The grand eoniending armies Erriyed against
zach oiber must be narrowed down 70 The
Republican aud Democratic paFlss. All,
bat, says Ions one, The johnson partyl"
Sure enough, but where - III daughter
add ehssFgJ The truth iE, IL was only 4
uish Played Of nPsB The people 10 the Phil.
adslpeiA ConTsnion, uine-tenths Of whom
wsre Democrats, And whose object vas sin.
ply 70 Haasfsr VI. Johnson and BIS fisudI
lnto the Democratic pary.
Ths plan wa laid, snd what has bssn ths
rssulti believe that the DemoSaHe pa.ty
bas abtolutsly gained Eve votss, al told.
(CheofLJ Raynosd, q EsS Yori, h ous
Doolfttls, Of hiehigAn, 10 saothsf; Senator
CoWao, Of Pennsylvania, IL suotAsr ana IA
. lials village on the Ohio river tAsy call
AN not good AZ rscollssting uamst-ah r,S
~Ciasinnati, there are tWo nors. Tbsy 10,
right Hpoa The planh Sized FOR them, Rysased
their lsathsr breaches, ssd DOM tssy wsst
Great l~anghtsrl
Thss Nusfbfesspf four naEP fhs. had Z
grSas soii6a o. TsaBsg ~ ~ piask. TIE,
Etai - ~ - y ssks ihv so1sfy, grt "a,
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-11-09
From the Plains.

EKW YoRK, Novsmbor 1.-The
7ti6RNe,S Leavenworth special says
two men wero lately killed by tho Ar.
RpahOes near Fort Buford, Colorado,
twenty-fOur miles east Of Fort
Halleck.
A severe snow storm Is reported
between Denver and Salt Lake. The
snow was two feet deep. and the
trims with gruin for Holidays and
the Overland Express line had seven.
ty.six mules frozen to death. One
hundred and sixteen mules we're re
Gently stolen by [ndia1s, ten miles
cast Of J~ulesburg.
The evidence of tho Shawnees
shows that the Cheyehnes and Cam.
anchss murdered Ave emigrants and
captured D lot Of children and horses,
and burned their wagons. Tho Choy.
ennes were dressed in uniform and
had government arms and saddles
The CamGnOhes and ChOJ ennes arc
in strong parties, and have taken IF.
teen scalps, and q boy and girl pris'
onOrs. Thoy have several white chill.
dren in their camp.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-11-09

foot on the plank, Andthen they eaeed them
Selveo down gradually, nniil they could 80
the yawning gulf beneath them-~ebe mirl
sllme o. Copperheaa pemocFacy-ra gult
dlled with dead meas hoBes-and t1ef
shrewdly concluded to taxa tho back track.
(0reat cheers.)
Although these maa have taken their
bounty, and enlisted in that mean party
which, Tor short, they call the National Union
Democratic JOhnlon pArty-they now come
out And say they think the contributions,
amendment Is pretty near right, and ne had
| bettfs sas'alR Congress Per Myself, I doh't
think those men whose AaRds are reeking
with the blood Of their fetloweltiGens oughs
90 be interested any further with the Affairs
Of The GoVernnenL lCheenA
Now, ny feioW-eitiGens, I have nerrf
claimed any distinction for aAy services !
have ever rendered. Accident, fortune. good
lack, something or other, has enabled ne to
Taise up n son who hAh rendered some SER
vice 10 his country. Great and continued
eheers.) But I may say the services thus
rendered by that boy Of mine have not only
been fully appreciated, but they have been
Pat doWni perhnps, At more than tbey were
worth. (Crios Of mo, no, neVer.") At any
rate, be has received as much credit, as
much promotion, aud a. many substantial
Testimonials, or more than many other men
who have done more. Voices, mo, no.")
A despatch from Washington 70 the Gin
cinnRtl Gazette states that Gen. GRAFT, On
Monday, Ia 4 CONVERSATION with Col, r. 8.
&'Allister, respecting the elections in PtnD-
s~ylyaaia, reiterated bis published statement
that AR soldiers who votes for Ciymer dis
grscSs himself, aud declared himself OPP
posed to placing important political trusts 10
the hands Of those who opposed the war nj
rendered aid and comfort TO the enemy
While be expressed hls determination not to
be draWn into political contests, the Genera!
was frank and unrpseFved in expressing that
Geseral GGAry should be elected GorerGor Of
Pennsy,Yania.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-11-09
Honor TO Whom Honor Is Due.

General Thomas will leave Us for LouiS-
vile on Monday night, a change Of his head
quarters TO that city having been ordered.
Tennesse, and especially Nashville, owes a
heavy debt Of gratitude TO General Thomas,
His able dispositions, his Promp, energy and
his wise forecast saTed this metropolis from
capture AID pilaage, less than two years ago.
lie has greatly endorsed himself 70 our people,
not only by his ooble personal qualities, but
also by bis maEnanimous conduct during all
the e~ven.ful eIiEencieS Of his command Of
this military department. Like Bayard the
knight, SGHI Puer G; JGAI TGProGeh, be leave 9
US without : solitary stain upon bis escu,ch-
con as a soldier and a gentleman. Nor should
we permit his departure without exhibiting,
in BOm public way, our gratitude TO him and
orr high appreciation Of bis virtues 81 4 man.
We Brge upon citisens 10 take At once prop
er steps to make a demonstration Of our feel
ingB toward General thomas AZ will belt the
occasioR.--NdSh. Prss I Ena.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-11-09
HanAihla.

The CHARLESTON D.ilr Nep5 has declared in
favor Of the constitutional amendment. In
an editorial upoa the reau!t Of the recent
elections i. says;
"Diaagrssable as the prospect mIy be, we
are forced 10 conclude thai without any
power in US TO control the tide Of evenis, we
are drifting slowly back into the Union on
the basis OF the constitutional amendment,
and that we will only cease 70 occupy our
present anomalous position when we are rep
resented in Congress by men who can take the
test oath, and when our State Offices are kll-
ed by men Nho have never violated an ex.
press oath Of allegiance 10 the United
States
This i a sensible REV Of the situation.
The whole question Of reconstruction is set
forth here in a clear aud succinet form
When the people Of the late rtbeniouI States
follow the advice Of the NsgJ, md accent, in
good faith, the terms proposed b. Congress,
there viii be no farther trouble. While they
continue TO denOunce Congress, hght against
the constitutional amendment, elect rebels
who can not take the test oath to Congress
and 20 hl positions Of honor and trust in
their State governments, they mus. srpec,
10 remain in their present "'snsmAlous posi-
ton" Trusting to iRs aid Of Andrew John-
sOa and the CopPerheia party 0: the North
10 now the uneFest folly.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-11-09
Geary's Majority l7,s7I-Death
from Hydrophobia.

Special Dispatch to the PhILa. Inquirer.
H~ARRIssuRo, Oct 29--Returns from
two Of the four delinquent counties,
namely Eric and M%ohtour, came in this
morning. They differ only seven votes
from the published result, making. the
figures now stand 1871 for General
Geary. taking the published returns
from Pike and Luzern as accurate.
A nan named Martin Tate. living in
Cumberland county, three miles west
Of Harrisburg, died last night, Of by
drOphobia. He had been bitten by a
rabid dog nine weeks ago, and was
under a seemingly successful medical
treatment, when 10 became undnly
excited yesterday at some domestic
misbap, took siek Immediately after,
and died IN the most terrible agonies.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-11-09
baltimore Police Commissioners.

Our special correspondent at Baltimore
telegfaphs ms a thrilling account Of the po-
liticAl Situation Of that city. Rescued BY the
Federal arms aud the indOmitAhle energy
and courage Of her loyal citizens from rebel
dominion, she 10 fearfally threatened with
their restoration to power, ahd with the vir-
tual Installation ofSa municipal government
similar to that which drenehed the streets Of
New 0rleaaa With loyal blood. Governor
Swami has proTed q faithful disciple Of An
drew johnson. He has decided on the re-
moral Of The Police Commissioners, not Only
Ia defiance Of grave doubts Of his want Of 10
Fisdiction, but clearly In the teeth Of the evil
denee. Every point made by the prosecution
wAS frllT refuted. The aetioa upon which
Governor Swami seems chiefly TO have based
The removals, vic che refusal Of the judge
Of election TO permit perSons not enrolled up
on che registers Of 1865 to vote Of the Iats
elections Tor mayer was 10 strict accordance
With decision Of Governor Swann's Attorney
General, and all other accusations proved on
investigation 20 be utterly unfoundCd. Thus
! Governor Swami, to rebabilitate treason and
overslaugh loyalty, has assumed uuWarrant-
ed powers and given false judgement. The
next natural step In the attainment Of a peace
ful solution of this difficulty ia a resort to the
courts Of law, where the legality Of the &C
ton Of the recreant Executive Of Maryland
may be fully tested. The Police Commission
erS have a clear right to obtain full investi-
cation In the courts before they can be de-
priYe5 Of their Office with the opprobrium Of
guilt. Tie Union men of Baltimore will prob
ably insist upon this act Of simple justice,
and no outbreak eau occur unless force Il
employed to prevent their resort to legal re-
needles, or unless the rebel elements, wit
which Maryland abounds, are 50 greatly en-
eouraged BY the transient vitality infused In
70 fheir lost cause as to wantonly commence
an unproyoked attack upon Union citizens.
The probable action OF President JohnaoE
In the event Of a resistance 20 the unjus
edict Of Governor Swami, has been Freely DIS
cussed In tha journals Of all pasties; Rne the
recent arrival Of q body Of troops IN SAlti
more, who are reported 10 be en- roEts for Tex
a., has awakened a suspicion which 1t Is no
necessary TO repeat here. N otbipg can b
palmer than thGt President johnson has n,
right to interfere 10 advance, and none, eTel
u IN instruction should occur, on shI
simple demand Of Governor Swami, unless /
can be clearly shown that the Legislature
cannot be convened. In view Of tle peculiar
geographical conformation of Maryland
and her complete lines Of travel, her leglsla
tors can At any time, on short notice, be cas-
lily called together. Farther d sveloPement
viii be awaited with intense interests by th
whole country. Philadelphia PrsS.