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Last Sabbath eve., about o'clock as Herbert
Hurlbut, a lad Of about lS years Of age. was re-
titing to bed in a chamber in bis father, Caleb
Hurlbut's house. a stone weighing pound or a
little more crashed through the window and struck
him in the breast lie ran down stairs, and seized
a mnsket loaded with shot and discharged il in the
direction from which he supposed the stone to have
been thrown. Immediately thereupon two pistol
shots we're discharged At him, the bullets, as he
thinks, coming inconveniently near He retired
into the house, and reloaded his musket with pow
der only, putting in heavy charge, so as to make
a big noise, discharged this at the invisible dem
on, which ended the affair Not the slightest clue
has been obtained to the offender. neither can any
motive be surnised Tor such awlnton act.--Hyde-
park Ns'osdeaier.
Nsw York, Oct. %.
Washington specials say that Postmaster-Gen
raj Randall has written a long letter heartily en-
dorsing the President. The President desires a
contradiction Of the statement that he will resist
Congress if impeached.
Nav ORLEANS, Oct. %.
BY a dispatch 10 the Pieayuae from San Anton
TO- Texas, the death of George wilkins Kendall
at his residence last evening" of congestive chills,
is announced. He was go years Of age aud leaves
a wife anl four children lie was a native Of
Vermont
WAsmNGroN, Oct. 20.
At the close OF the polls tonight in Richmond.
the vote stood l657 white, i252 colored, white
miiofUNs so.
Information from Richmond to half past ten
o'clock ight indicate the election Of a majority
of Radicals 70 the convention. May colored men
have been returned. The convention will be vot-
ed for by a decided majority.
WAsmNGroN, Oct. 81.
Chief Justice Chase has written to Judge I'm
derwood letter, stating that he will preside at the
jeff Davis trial in November.
The Congressional Retrenchment Committee
have requested the temporary suspension OF 5. NJ.
Clarke. Superintendent of the Printing Bureau.
II is said that Clarke has refused to testify before
that committee.
NEw York, Oct. 20.
A Richmond dispatch dated last night states.
that official reports from the four wards in which
the polls closed show a majority OF $40 for the
Radical ticket. which will be increased by the
vote in the third ward, aud a majority Of 1880 for
the convention.
The following dispatch has been received from
Medicine Creek Lodge dated Oct. 2l The COM
missioners concluded a treaty to-day with the Ii
4 owa and Clmanche tribes
These tribes are to go on reservations in the
Indian Territory the North fork OF Red River.
/ Montreal letter states that an appeal is to be
made to England 30 separate Nova Scotia fro m
the new Canadian confederation
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A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN AT.
IA ENrS.
Il IA T. ID d Y
SOLICITOR or PATENTS,

SOLICITOR or PATENTS,
Late Agent Of the q :. Patent Once Washington,
under the act Of 1887,
No. rs State Street Cop osite hihy street) Boston.
After an extensive practice Of upwards Il twenty
years continues patents in The nited States
also in Crest Britain. France and other countdet Ca
Yeats s. er6cauons, Bonds Assignments and all pa
pers or drawings Tor patents, executed reasonable
terms with dis atch Researches made mo American
and Foreign works, 70 dete, nine the validity and utility
OF Patcnts Of lnveuticns and legal aud other advice
rcnd red in all ma te Touching the same Copies nf
the claims Of any patent fiuishej bf IemtnF dol
lar. Assignment recorded Ia Washington
No Agency m the United States possests superior faeli-
ties fr ootluing patents or scerAining the paentabi
ity of inventions
Duing eieht months the subscriber in the Of
his large practice, made vice rejected applications,
sixteen appeals every OF which decided in his
favor by the Commissioner Of Patents.
TEsriNoNGALs
Z" regard Mr. Eddy ono ~ the capable and
successful uractti'ners with whom have had official in
teroourse. CHAS MASON"
Commissioners o. Patents.
81 have hesitation In assuring inventors that they
cannot employ man more oompe .ent aud trustwctlhy
and more capable Of putting their applications in form
toseoure for them early and favorable consideration
Al The Patent Otice. .EDMUND BURKE"
Late Commissioner of Patents.
0Mr II II Eddy has made for thirteen ApplcA.
uons in an but one Of which patent have been gantfd
and that is the one nov pending Such unmistakable
proof of great tHent and ability hi part eSds to
recommend all inventors TO ap ly 10 him 10 procure
their patents as they may oe Of having the most
faithful attention bestowed On their eases, And Al very
honorable charges JOHN tAGHART.
lar 1 1867 4203
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LoNDoN. Oct. 81.
Official assurances have been given that the
French government will not fad t necessary TO
send military expedition across the Alps, and
that the force which has been massed for that pur-
pose will he dissolved. The Paris bourse, in con-
sequence, IS greatly relieved and rentes greatly
duced A dispatch from 'roulon states that orders
have been received there countermanding the sail
ing of the fleet for the relief Of Rome, aud that
troops were dsemb lrking from the transports aud
returning their barracks.
1t rumored at Paris, Sun lay that the lead
ing European powers will unite with France in
out Intervention for the settlement of the Roman
question and the preservation of peace. The
French cabinet has addressed a circular note TO its
representatives at foreign courts. soemnly pledg
ing France to enforce the stpulations of the trea-
ty of September. The excitement and anxiety
created by the rumors continually arising at Paris
are very great, and rentes fuctuating.
The reports that Garibaldi has escaped from
the island OF Caprera reiterated and seem to
meet with contradiction.
The Royal bank of Liverpool has suspended
payment and closed its doors. The liabilities Of
the Institution are estimated at { 500 900 1t is
thought that the bank will be able TO arrange its
difficulties and resume business.
The treaty with the United States for the sale
OF the Russian possessions in North America has
been ratified by the Russian government.
MONTREAL, Oct 22.
The Commercial Bank of Canada suspended to-
day. Its President, in a circular, regrets this ne
cessity and says the stockholders will not be in
jured.
NEW YoRK, Oct. 23-2 p. IN.
The returns Of the election from the interior Of
Mexico indicate the success OF the Juarez ticket.
LoNDoN Oct. 23-Midnight.
The following significant dispatch has just been
received in this city.
FLoRENon Italy. Oct. 23-9PM. The news
tonight is glorious for the of Italy. The
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substituting therefor a suitable number II independent
| volunteer companies adopted.
JOINT Rssoiuf,on-From the Senate, relating to the
use N the State House grounds pohbng their foI
ethbtipns auction sales other private uses during
The visit Of Gen Sheridan in the town OF MontpeeT)
adopted.
BtHs passed-H "a to lay tax on the county Of Rut
land 10 70 ihcorp the Burlington silver mininp
compsnyi u ~ % legaze the nd lists of the town Of
Weeiheld Tor the years 1865 SO t7
Of to incorporate the Addison railroad company; II
~ 70 incorporate the American stone company,
II os TO Incorporate the whitingham lead and silver
mning company II to inc rp1ra,e the Browns river
eheese mAuufautufing company Is TO prosccf 6sh In
lcs sneckei pond; "a q protect hsh 10 yves pond;
lo 70 incorporate the East Ponltnty cheese manu-
tanaqe refassa-H a in amendment Of chap 1926 z 3,
OF ,ses Of witnesses and tosn sraad jurors was read
mr buhard Of NcF Haven opposed the bill
M Howe Of Castleton moved to strike ont the first
section, and insert In lieu thereof that each witness
shall receive for each days atterdance equal 10
lhat which he receives in his ordinary business and his
actual Tayelng eEpenses, all 70 be made oath TO by the
witness.
The amendmen, was opposed by Mr. Hubbard of Stock.
otid@e Snd drterrin Of NJ npeer who also opposed the
original bill.
Favored by Mr. Grover Of Wells Who also opposed the
bill, and the AN endment was rejected
ar Deanison Of Royalton m we'd 70 amend that
witnesses shall receive in addition to the sums named
IN The o also roast beef which was ruled out q or
The bill was further discussed by Mr Rounds Of tihes
ter aud Mr. Hubbard of Stockbddgs.
NJ Proctor n Rutland moved strike out the first
section and alsoto strike out OF the third section the
words "thtty-eght aud. ."
M Hubbard Of sioekbridse opposed the amendment.
Nj Webber OF R1enester favored IT,
dismissed
Adjourned
j Ia the report Of yeserday II was stated that Mr.
Hubbard Of Stockbridge d not take his unt three
or four days after the session commenced Mr. II in
'im' me hat he vas present the second day. bur BY
some mis- axe n having his credentials presented ~ the
House he did not take his seat untl the afternoon Of
the third day hsportsr.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-10-30

The Cow NUIsANCE,-EftOr Ddily Journal
viii YOU please make note of the fact, that the
ordinance relating to animals running at large in
our public streets (and private gardens too) is
still in force, If not enforced and that parties who
have suffered all that christian iorbearance eau
quire from its non-observance, take this method
Of notifying the owners Of such animals that the
enforcement Of the penalty will be Immediately
sorted to, if said animals not stayel from far
ther wanderings and depredations. b.
Judge RedGeld of Vermont, the special agsnt
of the government in the Frazer Trenholm case !,
sailed for England, on Wednesday, for the pur-
pose of effecting the settlement of the affairs in
volved. The basis Of settlement has been agreed
upon between the government and the Amencan
partners Of the firm.
A. S. Campbell, an aged and prominent citizen
of Bellows Falls died suddenly on Thursday lie
was secretary of the Connecticut River mutual fire
insurance company, aud had been town clerk of
Rockingham for many years,
The Caledonia bank at Danville has declared a
semi-annual dividend of per cent.
/ H. Kilburn, agent of the Rutland and Washing
ton railroad at Horsford's station, was killed on
Monday while switching cars.
/ misplaced switch at the West Rutland station
on the Rensselaer, and Saratoga railroad caused a
train to run of the track, Monday morning, dam
aging cars and freight to the amount of S25, 900.
/ Charles Wocott r, of Burlington, instantly
killed, Tuesday evening, Oct. 22, by falling
from railroad train in Georgia, VT lie was sub
;.o, =, ,,o,io, 6,s ,od n,oh,ll, had o,o of ,h..a
,.b.,,, ,,,.s,o, c,o,, ana c,r n .no,bor
@. an.
"'''e' ',1D I''''' ~ '-''''"'
oe' a. I'u "n' "'''' O''0'' u ~ 80 ''"'' ~
young wHe' oeins a'keu wnp sne snou'a 40
III case "1' "u'oA"u ''ou'i ''''' ''p",r '''. :"
arms 10 u' SURE " w.
WIN "A'u' a. '"0 '"' - ''
| An eminent physician OF the ia't eeneranon'
speaking Of the progress oil me hca' science IN his
day, SAID " When gralu"ed' nip dozen
remedies for every disea'ei when retired from
practice, hal dozen diseases for every reme-
dy''
The savings banks in Vermont have deposits
amounting to 81 ,s9s, l07 an Increase of Sll7 ,6i6
over last year.
"Wb,t eyer made YOU marry that old woman Y''
said a mother to a son. Because you always
told me to nick A wife like NV mother. was the
duti(ul reply
m. L.. ...,;,,,o 81, I,,,,o and ;oareo,iJ nm
.ia,,,, q, e., F,,noi..o ,h,, .,hooI bol;l,vs and
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ID irfnfHt w htnudiit OF Tue NtN OiithHH 4 tfN-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-10-30


INFORMATION WANTED. Some one conversant
with our Prohibitory Law. would do the Temper
ance people favor, by giving proper interpre-
tation Of some Of its features. A case occurred
like unto the following man fined for sell
plained OF again, but owing to the absent minded
eiaess of the witnesses he was cleared notwith-
standing they could prove a thousand offenses
against him. In about a week after witnesses
were found, who in a subsequent trial, testified
that they had bought liquor Of him, and the Jury
found him guilty OF nineteen Offences. The quest
ion want decided is, as these were different
witnesses, could the Court go the
ground again, back to his November trial2 The
COUNSEL for the State eontended that this could be
done, the same as though man had stolen doz-
en- horses should be tried for stealing one aud be
acquitted, be could be tried for stealing the re-
naming eieveI. with witnesses. Now, he
right? Please answer in this Journal
FRIESD OF TEMPERANoH.
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The committee on railroads have made a person
al examination Of the ground in SALISBURY, &c.,
but we sincerely trust it is not the ground where
any Of them will shortly lie" long and good
life TO them.
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AFTERNOON.
SENATE


W EDNkSDANt Oct 20.
Bila introduced and d-By Mr Goodhue to
amend sec lou No 50 Of the acts Of 1880, oonsiun
thirty pounds Of Vats busheli TO committee on Asri-
culture.
By Mr. Hill, authorizing the towa Of lsle La Mott to
sell certain Public Lands theren to committee on PRINT
ing. .
Mr. Hendee. for reasons stated, moved that Mr. Dale
be excused from seyii the railroad mm which
was adopted, and on motion Of Mr. Dewey, Mr. Orcutt
was eleclsd member Of said committee.
RepOffs-fTom committee under 4th joint rule, rec
ommending the printing Of $40 copies OF second annual
Iepod Of trustees Of University OF Vermoat aod State
Agricultural College, adopted
Prom committee ON banks, recommending the passage
Of "A as; thifd reading ordered tomorrow morning
From the senator from LAmoille to whon Was refer
red the bill as,sssng tax OF cents on the dollar on
Lanoil county, in ia'or OFF passage passed,
Fiom the judiciary committee, 20 IelAting TO IL
,oroe, third leading o. deTed tomorrow afternoon.
House Bn mo 33. authorizing the town OF Chester
TO pay substitutes ,he sum therein menuonea 70 COS"
mttee on military affairs
No IS, TO gaizs the grand list o. the town Of Troy
for the year 1877 TO committee on ludiclafy'
No 25 relating 10 check list OF No1els, emi ndipg &C
sp rvy,d Nov TO- 1866 10 committee on e'eeuons
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-10-30

1t Is claimed by friends Of the president that
General Sherman when at Washington lately, de-
clared that attempt to depose the president be-
fore trial aud conviction would be clearly reyolu-
tionary, and should be resisted by the president
with all th means in his control They also say
that during the last session Of Congress, General
Grant was approached on the same subject byGene-
raj Sohenck, and that he promptly replied that any
attempt to suspend the president before conyic-
ton would be manifest violation OF the constitu-
ton. As there is not the most remote probabili-
ty that Congress will attempt anything of the sort.
which is advocated by only half dozen congress
men wild with impeachment on the brain, we pre-
sumo the matter Is kept alive by the democrats for
party effect and il is good card for them, il they
can make anybody believe that the republicans go
for furnishing the president first aud trying him
Afterwards. Springfield Republican,.
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THE REDEMPTION or STATE BANK BnLs-'rhe
following banks have published the notice required
by An Act relating 10 the redemption Of Bank
Notes" approved November 2lst, 1866, conse-
quently they will not be liable 10 redeem their out
standing bills after year from the time of the
first publication Of such notice. The time Of re-
demption will expire as ioowsi
Battenkill, December Is, 1861
Bradford, December 10th, 1867.
Burlington, December lth 1867.
Caledonia, December 9th, 1867
Lyndon, december 18TH 1867.
Orange County, December 3lst, 1867.
Orleans, December l4th. 1867.
Poultney, January lst 1868
Lamoille County, May llth, 1868.
Farmers Il Mechanics. November 2Sth, 1897
Waterbury, December 20th. 1867.
Nor,hheld, December goth, 1867,
Passumpsic, December lst, 1867.
Rutland County, December ith, 1857,
Stark, August lst 1868
Union, January l2th, 1868.
White River, December 10Th, 1857
Vermont, December 2Oih, 1867.
| Vergonnes, January Sth, 1868.
Woodstock, January 22d, 1858.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-10-30

MEETING op NEWSPAPER PUBusuERs. - BY
request, the undersigned invites the attendance o {
the several newspaper publishers of Vermont, at
the Grand Jury Room, in Montpelier on Friday
eve, November 8, Z o'clock Z. NJ, to form
State Association Of Publishers.
i. p. WALTON.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-10-30

Aenflemaa sadrftd far years from hervous Debility
rrama urstF, aud all a effects 10 oethin indcreon
will of sun rus huuafyt t.ui ffrc o. all Wlo
recipe aud directions for uaaur te tim pie renee
Boy shel he cured saferrrs wishing 60 pfehl - the ID
eKnsfsurH do t sdr .iu ftc cont
dsuce, JuHN IS. OGDEN. a. Cedar It,, Nga 1orH.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-10-30

This sp,niI hsr nfeis hs hrst The word- The only
tras tni Pfrfd byc Hatm aa, Reliable, ensoaa No
isapiuiltm-uf SO ridiculous unts Natural Black and
Brnea i eN-is Blf Dgts. tntigDratcs
tsl leaving BE- splt anil ne lutfu Toe seuuinc sn-na H
Bisl.isr 40 1tirrt limitations, and should
be- aa-i ..i ht 80 pr1ssits sud Psrflmsrs Factory q
Barclay street., NcH YORK.. 4o.ly aaF
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-10-30

THE BAzA,R, devised by the ladies of the Con-
gregational Church. aud Society of Montpelier,
very beautiful aud successful affair. The
benefit to the church is the qaii pro qao, while
every contributor got handsome profit in the
social enjoyment. The arrangements were ex-
cellent aud the exhibition elegant. Seven nation
al costumes were exhibited
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-10-30

The secretary of the board Of education, j. s.
Adams, Esq is at loggerheals with the board,
and in his annual report critcises their action in
the selection Of text books. last February. He
claims that they have selected inferior books and
says this resulted not merely from error Of judg
ment but from a wful determination 10 take the
books without full hearing Of their merits.
For this Mr.. Willard Of the Freeman, sharply
ceusured Mr. Adams, calling him impertineut
On Thursday evening. Mr.. Adams by request ad-
dressed the legislature giving history Of legis-
lation on the subject Of education. and particu-
larly discussing the book question. On the latter
slbject, he freely discussed the points Of differ
ence between himself AMI the Board, and severely
clstgated Mr. Willard FOR denying him the right
to of 'ial and personal independence. The war
OF the books divides the attenton OF the three
Houses Of the Legislature with the war Of the
B Bennington Co. Railroads, aud both are very
sharp
r. S.-rhe Board OF Z iucaton for 1861 has
been re-app,intel See Senate proceedings
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-10-30

Gov. Brownlov was elected u 5 Senator from
Tennessee, Wednesday, for the term commencing
March 4, 1869, by p majority on the first ballot 4,
over Col William b. Stokes.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-10-30

PRAYER BY the Chaplain, Journal Of y
approved
Biis introduced aHd Rsteryed-By \
porate thsUnited states peat fdnd eJml
tee ou manufactures.
BY Mr. Bullafd, 20 amend chapter
utes, of offences against chastity moral
e. committee on prin ing
BY Mr. Hard, = pay wm W Eaton
mentioned 20 committee On claims.
By Mr. Walker, % grant certain powl
er Ac tdemy and school district No 1,
Ludlow; to committee On ed lcation
BY Mr. Dewey, TO incorporate Plain
general committee.
BH Passed-H As, entitled " OF bi
the Uthce II bank co umissi1nef.
RstOrt-tfum c1nmitteec on prinl
prinun- $50 copies OF bin authorizing :
Lands ia the town of Isle la Mott, ad
S bills 10. - 81, Which bad been pri
up ani segerally referred 20 committee
On motion Of Mr. Leonard adjourned
SD
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