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A Boevs BLOnps-Jonn Donnivan, Who is
well known in police circles a. assuming from
time to time the attire Of 4 fashionable youne
lady, was arrested yesterday afternoon oy
Officer Hmkeh on the charge o. being trunk
and disorderly. Be va; attired e dsss OF
6recian hend. sailor nat, and AL the other
paraphernalia OF . fashionable woman.
TIE ARIoH QUARrSfT8 CLUB last evening
Surprised MAJOR Butler, co0maudant Of the
marine post al the Washington hayward.
with a serenade, and he surprised them In turn
made bv Manor Butler, Mr.. r. Springsguth. Y.
Hagman and +. Koop, and music and merri.
ment reisneo until q late hour.
CoUHr CArAcAzY, the new Russian Minis
ter, has lust purchased q superb Steinwav
piano from W. q. Mstzsrott. music dealer,
eeautifui upriEht grand, Of magnificent tone.
and with exterior highly nnished in rosewood
and ebony.
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FOE LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN.
Inmsn Line Of Mail Steamers, sailing from Ne -
f 95k rxIStYr gATu1DAY snd AL -zfS1e
Ttckets sold 20 and from England,
Ireland, and the Continent
Agent, IS Brosdvsy, Re. YORK, or y" DAh.'
MIDDLE RON CO,
...., BANKERS,
eo19-0 WashinRton.
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UHDyRsHrRrs AND DRAWERS, &c., 6Oc., Sc,
81, at the ORIGINAL Franc, i94 7th ST., between
ID ard E. No Branch Store. 9,so,l:
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EDUCATIONAL.

DBlNATE TUlTI0N.-Ap or perienced teacher
= offers OABEF o. and THOk0UGH INsTRUC-
IlOh, at ressonable rates. In the common amt
higher English branches. Latin asd French Ad-
otiobs are especially invited 70 classes us. formed
In common English and latin. Ibaufre OF Mics
WRIGHT, No $50 Massachusetts ave ocl2- I'm
ERKNcH AID QERAAE.
Po'. HENRY MARIX will resume teaching
the above languages In classes and private FAINT
lies Apply Ga street, corner 18th ss slim
EFENIEG CLAse.
An KvENIEG CLASS win be organized October
Iet Emerson Institute. 18th street. between 4
apd n, for Instruction In the knelish Branches
70 fartcular attention given 60 Book kee ping and
..,,, Teacher in Emerson Instituts,
se-' Residence, 365 Z street.
MES n; Q. BUTTS, TEACHER or VOCAL
from M ~. Residence, Grsnt Place. ID door
~ IoeH sdoet. sells IN
M iss Mantle DRAPER Will RI.
arpss pen her Private Glasses -he 2OrH OF
.nd & sIs ~ az No, 900 lsih :,1e.., bsrveen
Latin and Aq:ie vtIl b orscticsi and thoroaSS.
a eoarse OF Light Gymnastics, with M1sic. VIII
fso% sn :. the a, daily s1escises ol... hours
ssrn, % fsesident Grant, whose children she In
T9osr' ley. ysbez tox. Hon. Charles Sum
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TBI eTAuBOH And FAvORIrE sTEAMER
= SnlTH, Captain A.
:tTsst uha lsf's so %ssehDston :t Ssn
TUESDAY M0RNIHG ss O'Clock, for all Land
ipGs on the Potomac River, arriving Ct KiusaIe
DAY, arriving In Baltimore same night.
Superintendent Peoples Accommodstion steam.
boat Line, or re 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-19

TN nsx engine house in the Seventh Ward
., ~ DC ready for occupancy next week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-19

HEAVY TRAINS PROM THE SouTH-Last
night, probably the largest train w hich has
ever passed through the city, was drawn
across the railroad bridge over the Potomac.
there being 60 burden cars, most Of them con-
tanning cattle from West Virginia. Most Of the
cars were consigned to Baltimore, and a few
were destined to New York. These heavily
laden trains passing through so FREQ uentlv,
AFFORD conclusive evidence of the increasing
prosperity OF the Smith.
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An OUTRAGEOUS DEFIAHCR OF LANAI
tack On a Police Gglcer and Rescue Of q Prisoner.
are TWO or three bench warrants out and VINO
has been keeping shy Of the police tor some
months past was spied BY Onicer Cooper
tcolored) yesterday afternoon in the vicinity
Of Lincoln Depot Pool Immediately took to
hs heels followed by the ofacer who overlook
him in the woods just beyond the Bladensburg
toll gate. and was bringing him under arrest
70 the eighth precinct station, when crowd of
colored people followed with q view Of rescu-
ing the prisoner. No violence was attempted,
however, till the officer with his prisoner
reached the toll gate, when the crowd, which
ny this time had Increased to about one hun.
dred and nifty armed with pistols ana razors,
made an assault on the ofncer who fred
several shots into the assaulung party without
eject, the prisoner In the meanwhile effectine
his escape. He is still at large and boasts that
NO police oficer can take him.
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NIw FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
EUEsIrUREi FuRkIrgsI

Owing to the scarcity q noSsy. sse .asssras.r
win offer his stock o. hne Parior and Cham -
Der Suites. Chair wsrdroses. Mattresses.
reduced Drtces. As HE business 10 ssss uded M
paying high rents and large sale iss
j. b WELLS.
las Bridge street.. 0eoreetown, d. C.,
se 21m Termination of street cars.
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FMB WHITE SHIFTS, go, 81, $50. 50, % so
AT me original Franc, l94 7th st., between
and +. No Branch store. o,20.l:
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SAIL sY VALUABLE COUNTRY SsAf.-On
Thursday morning, October 2ist, ~ II O'Clock.
that nne country seat Known as "Iarrow,"
tno,ov. and containing I06 acres. VIII Be- sold
A. auction. IL 10 q capital opportunity 10
,urchase q farm or country residence, being
ave miles from Washington and near both
furrplks and railroad.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-19

.GooD Socks for winner, 8, 10, IS, Is cents, at
me Original Franc, isa 7th ST., between d and
L. No Branch Store. - All:
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rH1 MAINLAND RBPUBLIcAN ASSOCIATION
held meeting last night at Union League
Hall when about sixty new members were
admitted. Captain Long offered q resolution,
which Was unanimously adoptod, indorstpe
me recent nomination OF Colonel McKellip, q
State Comptroller. mr.. Mansneld onered q
Dsstricf, BE- eligible 70 msmbsrshfp. which was
adopted unanimously. Adjourned.
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We CALL ArfxH3Ion 70 The meeting OF M
Worf,pemen's AS. .mbly, which 10 sdverussd
10 Be held to-morroW evening ~ The City HAIL
10 v htch all interested In the labor movemen
are 10 vited. The report OF the desegats 70 tht
National Labor Congress, ana the explanation
OF ne platform of the labor party, will doubt
Iess be interesting 70 all workingmen and
otners. who do not fully understand the prin.
eiples upon which the claims Of labor are
nsSh
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GAS LIGHTS.
Mr.. Moore, from Committee on Cas- lights,
reported bill tor erecting and lighting lamps
in ID street north, between 9Th and 9th streets
west; Sth street west, between and + streets
north; SIN street west, between d and N streets
north; N street north, between 5th ana 9th
streets vest; street north, between 9th and
10th streets west; Union alley, 20 called, in
square No. ST.; 4 street north, between 1&th
and 18TH streets vest; I'd street east, between E
tvees Pennsyivsnis ana GeorSis avenues; X
s.Ieet North, between north Capitol and tn
sueen east; let street east, between O and d
s.s sSS :. ,sS 90 northsot corner Of New York
MIsClLLANDoUs.
S UoSncn Pm spprUpriating 500 TO repair
hvdrants IN ssiS n9sss roof. ana 70 place TWO
Ar. Connolly. fscH the Finance COMMITTEES.
s 70 i r4S1, q R ~ a: A:0
and prison.rs to the ws:si: o. xasfsn nS
/ to establish . police ana nfs.siarm ssiecraos
10 q. n, sSss pO'.. l.cs
tend the Police aad -Fars.alerm Teieeranh:
passed Also. bill sppsopriating aiaa2 TO pay
deficiency to WilhaHl Hauy, ooatrastoE Tor
| nents Commisies, reported bill to ansnorszs
grading and sv.lns q street north and ,d aS
l $500 TO grade, gravel, and PARK East Oap;toi
street, from lat To th street: 70 lay with gravel
walks and plant Norway FIR trees. Mr.. Moore
| objected, ana the bill was rscommitted. Ad.
Iourned.
/ 49,. BssyS Of Common Council.
President Williams in the char, and all the
\ members present except Mr. Mcknight.
MESSAGES, ETC.
Amessage war received from the Mayor in
answer To resolutions calling for statemen emit of
4 amounts due 10 Trustees OF Colorsd Schools
enclosing 8 table, prepared by the BookReeper
l of the Corporation, showing that the sum of
2,277. 80 was due saih trustees on the 18TH An
1 stsnt. He says: "Of this sun / approx ed an
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AZ Ex-SrRR1r.CAR CONDUCTOR II
TRoU BLE.-Yesterday, Detectives Miller and
Coomes arrested young man named Angus.
tns Lanoe, lately q conductor on the city ran.
road, on q warrant issued At the instance Of
Henrietta n. Thomas. charging him with
threats Of violence, and he was taken before
Justice Smith, who committed him 70 Jail for q
bearing. The accused II charged with mum.
her OF other offences, among them the larcenv
of Q sewing machine, aud attempting TO ssbeat''
various parues out Of money.
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MUTUAL DIVISION, No. %. :. T, al McKen.
uree m. E-l Chapel. last evening elected the
following officers for the present quarter
W. p, Jane. b. Hollidge; W. A, John W.
Snyder; r y, A. 4. Smith; A. X. y, H b.
Moulton; T., l. W. worthington; F. s, L. s.
Hollidge; e., VIM HOllIdge; A. e., VIM Che.
aal; i. =, r. Humphrey; o. s., Jos. HoIlIdge;
Chaplain, Rev. l. p Weideman. Lady Of
noers-Musieal Directres-. Mrs. Anna r. Hol.
ldgei lst L o., Miss Emma T. Hollidge; I'd,
Mss Ida Collins; 20. NJ IS Fannie Bellmap;
Conductress. Miss Maria Tomlinson; l.. s
MISS Maggie Jones Representatives 20 Grand
DivisIon-P. W. P.'s A n. Smith, II. Il. Moul.
ion- b. q. Fountain. l. W. worthington, L. s
Hoilidge. X. @ Langley, James Gooch, J. An
Mandate and W. p. James b. Hollidge.
TEE LITERARY SOCIETY Of the Young Mems
ChrIstian Association met last evening. The
musical part OF the entertainment by Miss
Bette Goodrich, Mrs. Rich. and Messrs. T.
Pugh and w. Smith was very fine About
twenty-five ladies and gentlemen were ad.
United 10 mem bership. MIR. +. q. smith, who
had accompanied the Congressional Commit
tee Of Ways and Means 70 the Pacific, then
gave a glowing account of Western life and
scenery; Mr.. Richings narrated his experience
among the Mormons; and Mrs. PettIgrew King
OF South Carolina, gave select reading
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LEGISLATURE OF VERMONT.

Prayer by Rev Nr. llarri, O.. Montpelier.

A INsN
PRAYER hy Rev. Nr. Ilaui, Of Moutnelier.
.Iurpal ,,r ,,.t.r,l,, rs,l and alurI,eJ
P..bjia5,g- liz. Alr F.rrI,in n.tt.. s.,r..-
ttry h. li-.t,.l DO .r...5r tI.o .iutu. f -.r.f,.
hiil Nd. 1. entitled an aci u ausnla.en. ot au
a.t incorporating N.ubar, S.uin. nIoptod
g. Mr. C,Iau.er. tbat any lluriiti.. to ,tt.ul
|anylilI il. reIcrreI me- hereby instructed b, r.-
D.rt aa.,iu.t tle tl--irs ~ tIe .s,ias 81 in tsir
opiui ln. tie provisions made by tio saitst.- fra
already sufficient ~ clleat tls lieet- c,uteinpat
ed Adopted
Joint r.s.Iyi1uy SIR Uulbert tbat t.i..
|HaIoftle House of EsDre-..itatiyos bs ten.ler.i
IN ths manager. of the Home nr des,itue chi-
dr.u. .u burlington. tl -.f r,rth tbs .i,ie.f. r
4aM institution. aIIntrl
From he House. rt.f,ine fas 18Th nfosnl-
mcnt 10 the Constitution uf the United Smtes
Du. .r.i.fi.u of Mr. ,,.s tN. riIa .,tfIrir.r ID
reference 70 a c9lInitt.-. ,,a. .a..enio.l anJ iae
rel,l.ti.1 wins Dut ininei.t.l, upln i,- lI...-.
f Nh. R l,ec ciIti 6r tla ycis and n...s witch
were 30. follows
YU- Ns.-r.. B.uaIi.t. Camn. C'an.r.
Cloearl. D1.c Dev.. o' 5ta..i"t I'm. l...e.-
man. Ekin,. Flrninm. G1lleI. G.tea. III ..l..f.
/ lmll. Hastings. Heath. Hutchinson o, Orange.
Jones. ladl, Merrill. Nash, Oryi-. pmer,. 3lycs.
Sake Wheeler Yeas -, nay- %.
Bills nfrgH4r.f qrI p. r.frr.L-Be Mr. E.u-
ham. in amendment ar section Do. giaptsr *. d.
s. entitled OF the Grlnd Ii-t. (reutinE tlf mining
prlpertg) Oh committee ou printing
0mmeuiIue tine adoption ui the Joint rules al the
Senate of l-6s MS tlc rules NJ the present sc- Iu
with toe addition 0i rule Is. as follows
A Joint committee lt three Senator. and five
Representatives Shall De appointed Ly Cine pre.iI-
irr officers of thc two Houses respectively t8 Dee
Designated the committee ou the reform School.
ybos, duty ID sltll lc tly.lt aid sob3ol. and re-
port the condition thereof 90 the General Assem-
biz each session. and tl take into n.ilerntiou
ali matters relating n aid School, which may be
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-10-27

III The New York Times says that IGmmany
was engaged in plot to imploate the Admins
tration with the gold gamblers, and that il sent
million of copies Of mis-statements on this topic
to Ohio and Pennsylvania.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-10-27
BY j. S5 j. M. POL 4 ND.
Natphman 6 Jnurnal.
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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1869.
MEMORIAL ADDRESS,

OHhc Life anil Seuiccsof Rry. PmNr II. Wmrr.
pronounced beforl hc Vermont Historical So
mHe HhofH M, HoHe Of Representatives..
a. Mgmpeicr, on Inesday eraing, Ociober
10, 1863.
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/ THE journal l. vest. "a. WAS read and auprlv
led.
/ Bills Nhpauod and rfrr.f by Mr. Cam
lcid OF Arlington, providing for the location ana,
Ie.c.t1u o. count, buildings in the county of Ben
|umgt % I-l chat tHolr shall De hut one place u
holding county courts, instead tWo u- ut present
Hnd laying tuX ou the county for Chat purpose
ou motion of Alr Garfield. % committee consist
ing ID members from Bennington county.
by Mr. Ballard uf lairax, 90 extend ana,
amend the act to iuc0rplutc tine Fairfax Bailr1at
Co. to committee 0n railroads
By Mr. Mason of Richmond. to amend see.
chan. I- rs tl committee ON iudicinrv
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war. and rendered efficient service In rai..nr maa
o. crush out thc r.lgIliYn
Aside from Docs public duties. he psfrr,uaI
much valuable hllr for tie Smto. which .uut
recorded upon tle luuul-. and 0hieh will br
m.st highly appreciated Do, u future ecncrifi .n.
he was superintendent OBJ school. m st. Johns
bury in 1857 and iu Coventry from 1862 to 1904.
lie wa-an untirine anl ea,hnsia.tir lrrsni ani
fb0rsr in DIE cau.e ol temperance. seeking every
opportunity o. promote BE-. He was appointed
Chief rempar VI the Independent Order 5f God
iempnr. 5f Vermont in l-G7. ami hclI tbe l,.i-
ton until hi. death. lIc devoted al M. enerris.
o. Its weare and Do extend ius useluinc--, ner-
cr -plring bis strength or u01r- iu tle cold Vt
winter or bent Of summer, visiting Size Lodges,
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-10-27
Vol. 65.-32S0. No. 1.


Mr.. Abbott Ui tairlcc,
jenkins Of bloomington,
kls0n vi Mcnd0n,
Kemp OF Worcester,
Obcr of Athens,
Gomhcll Of Barnard.
ON Mil,aye and Db,anr,s.
Nu r.uL .rti..t,
80. 10 Ni'..
CHM NJ VGcei.It
tsi,,m, ,r Z, Cr'r'.,
u"ihr,'t or r,,,in,t,r
Uontirs or Niontg,5,ery
p.,r..iI. .r tii,i..,
C'I ,r ri,,-,.
f,,ts,, ~ 0,-,,.,c
porter ,r t.,,.sIi
uiil nj Iieiinr,it,,
H. r pit'eil
nicl,,g 'g er,.c,.,n
parta. ~, ei.r,n
nn',,. o.5j
W f''t "."'.'.9''
Mr. Benton ol Bennington,
smith 1. llarlnnd.
Nmicml %. Nore
tcrt oi WlItmm.
Anircw oi iirIghtln,
Downing 90. Washington,
Muwry of Wh'Uugham.
Diuria9fag COMMITTEE.
Nr kr,n,or g.,.t,,
Nldridb ,f Y.,Jl,rJ
St,id,rd nr Ncy,,rt
Iadd of Milton
U.,,arj M F,si u,,en
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s", T" aNe 'I"if' 'e'rse NICHOLS secretary OI
9ur'' VitfN,
f9r secretary OBJ 94'c, hr. Joyce OF Rutland
nominated ue'fgc Niono'- u N1rthheld, second
ed lN senator ffnhmn Mr pickcy OF Brad
l'iu nominate! 'c9fee M tisk ot N1r,hheld-
5 1,ud'I p. Nii' brigham 90 bakersfield. The
iaII1ts having .ern taken and counted by the tel
i'iS' were "' I'l''W-
Whole number of ballots, 23G
Necessary for choice, ll9
60 Al F -99
Svtterin,
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c,.,sj ,,.,,t,r,. ,f STATE Az, tGo ye,, e,s,i,5
and the oath OF Office WINS administered to him IN
Hc President of the Joint Assembly.
tor Nefgt9a4tat- lrms' Mr Wood of fairhayen
r ,,,,,o' I',', n, C 80 ,nltu ny senator
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,ir t, ,:ti, "a ,''NOu % ~ iruy tIo
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7
h"e number oi oalot e2o
Ne'eSN.N lor " enoice' iul
Hli''" .,. :. "a I'm oAn' I's l l99 99
'''',e' i'N..','' '''7
f'i "'p'ln lln ,nl'p' uN.'hs ieIelSel a ma
'Jl.i M ~. ~, 's' t WV uc'ialeG uu'y
~ "io ''' guy l'' ensuing.
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H. III l' ".l''i" "y,'l''l.-u l., II,
Ell Uil,,,,i r. IL w, w, o'IW"I' vi
ken and ,nnnfcd In tho teI'er. ,y,r, nj c,llo,,s.
Who'll, ,o,.t.,,rt t.,u... 90,
Necessary f,ro choice ia
Dng,lj Sto,.rtL Las 56S
in ~. ,s
Ana D1sna stewart having received % mporl-
W Oh "l lhe votes elst' was declared duiy elected
Auditor ul Accounts llr the
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-10-27

t.iNt I.... 40 ~ Iu.-Ir
Carlton % Wanr.d.
Cd. gt...
NI' .lIA.N..' o' 'g.eo'
'H h.ti.'N'
c'1t " ilil-i'iI-
'nei'et9. Cornwall
iH-' W il>Hemtt.
linl o. o'ndH'te,
Wooster 'i Marsli'ed,
ga Ba.Ju99s.
Mr. -,H,rl .t IIartr.rJ
lrral.r. ..r N.rtr4liar
F.,er.f \loi.,tt
Io-eis,n W N91ot lL.lv
p,rne- -af terri-,5r-b
C,Ib.,-o .f Nlpo5ssier
pi.leeaf Newn.-t
20 DH'N'
Mr. hm- o. lunerdgo.
ilal 1l ST. Juinsnuy,
n6ey oi Orwell,
Brewster ui lms1urgh,
Walker oi Clarenl1l
Pierce o. ta7enIisl,
b.-lopoi Bolton.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-10-27

And Alvin G. Wolch, having received % mailri-
iy of all thc votes cast, was declared duly elected
Commissioner Of the Insane for the year ensuing
Mr.. Glcod of Nlumistown, moved to POSTPONE
the election of Railroad Commissioner. until two
weeks from to-day at half pnst two clock in the
afternoon, which was favored by Mr. Cauheld,
and adopted.
For Adiutint and Inspector General. senator
Benedict nominated William Wells Of Burling-
ton, seconded by Nj Nhcel1ok of Berlin. Mr..
Dickey of Bradford nominated Dudley X An
dr1ss Of Brdtord seconded by Mr. Eaton of
C0rinth. The ballots having been taken and
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-10-27
SEEDS AND GRAINS.

In this class, the show was not large but re-
Specialize OF oats there were several varieties.
and apparently much improvement has been made
in the quality 0f that grain. The same may DO
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-10-27
ROOTS AND VEGETABLES.

l. $. Dwiucll, Sylyanus Nye, A. Toby, A. d..
Arms, g. K, Gray and Il. A. Persons contributed
potatoes of several varieties, Calvin Farnsworth
two enormous Swecds turnips, II. Stewart A lot Of
Kohl Rabbi Tulield Cayhu lot of4e1bbages,
beets, etc, the cahbages some of them weieiiing
as much as wenty-one pounds. N 5. Skinner
showed beets, carrots and parsnips, tho latter tho
largest we ever saw. There was also very large
show of pumpkins, large and small, but nothing
worthy OF especial mention.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-10-27

Considering the very unhyomble season the
show in this department was most excellent.
$. p. Orcutt showed 80 varieties Of apples, all
gratis Martin Andrews - varieties, and Squire
Bailey 20 varieties, all gratis Other contribu-
.ors to this department were Allen Toby, four VA
rietics and we have occasion specially 10 COM
mend the quality of his Porters, having given
thom our most careful attention, Elijah Nye,
Dennison Batchclder and 5. and IL, S. Town, and
perhaps s1me others.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-10-27
The Vermont Bible Society.

The Fifty-Seycuth Annual Meeting of the Yer.
mont Bible Society WAS held in tho Chapel Of
the Bethany Church, in Montpelier, October 20,
1862 at =. ".
The President being absent the meeting was
called to order by Rev. DIR. Lord, and Rev. j. A.
Sherburn was appointed Chairman. Rev, h. l..
Carpenter offered prayer
Hon j A. Page the Treasurer Of the Society,
presented the following report, which was acccp-
ted .--
j A. PAGE Treasurer
uecoiuii uih w. B.5ie sa-iefy, On.
oct o., i,65