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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-10-26
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In this village on ulc 21d inst, Mrs. sArRRENA f.,
vile of Mr. Frank Nowcomn aged 90 years.
In Morrisvilie on the 1ld inst IA MorrE WHEELocN,
wife OF Capt Prank kcnfedi aged q years.
In Orange, Oct 81, Mrs LYDIA, wife Of George Camp,
aged 70 years.
In Berlin, Oct ~ oa discnsc Of the kidneys, JosfrH
WARREN THOMPSON, 10 his d'tl year.
In Barnard, mt the residence OFFS g. George Oct g. Of
dfupsy on the brain, FRANKLIN H., Of rhomas aud
julia A. Fisher, of Montpelier, aged years, 20 months
and % days.
In Woodstock, Oct 10 RnonA Is wife OF Henry Cush-
ing aged Js years.
In Woodstock, oat is, Mrs. ALNEyA HAGAn, aged rs
years.
In Berlin, oct p, Mr.. Gpgov HOUSE aged n years,
months and q days.
In Northned, Oct o. SUSAN r. JoyEs, daughter Of
Horny and Jane Jones, aged ~ years.
In St. Johnsbur Oct o. the wife ofRev.J. W. WALK
En-pastor of Che Mctholit Vhurch-agoi 10 ycnrs
Ia St Johnstury Oct a. Mr.. RonEai GotpEn aged
&c years,
TO West Barnet sept. Is. fnRAs T. MAnrlS, aged %
years and iG days
Ia Danyille, Oct. ", Mr. JosFru sNErrsER aged ~
In Grnnell, Iowa, Bnsry D., wife OF b. n Thomp-
son, and daughter ol Roberi Kelsey, Esd OF North Dan
vile, aged 3l years.
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4 CARD.


being short ofroom and money propose 70 "slaught-
orpnccs," on portion Of my stock, and have laid
out Tor that purpose, Under Shirts and Drawers in all
Sizes each at The low price of One Dollar nany ofthen
eoFtug double that sum- Also Mock Tics and Bows In
great proson at p cents each. a FEW choice styles
viii DO sold at 50 centsl
also desire 10 close out Ten thousand Paper Collars
Insulting all the popular makes Cloth faced, best quail
IT, nj 20 cents per box Paper Collars with cloth button
holes cents. lot of oe1s collars at cents, to close
In addition to the above / will sell few pieces Of
Cloth and Cassmercs at corresponding rates together
with 50o yards 0f Remnant ranging from onchalfto two
yards each crho they occupy worth more to me
than the goois) have about Sl01n worth Of Ready
Made Cloth ng-ormy own manuiaturo-to be disposed
o. In all Of the above named goods mean Bnsinsss
look at thom VIII demonstrate this to he the best OPP
portunity ever offered in Montpelier for the purchase Of
reasonable goods at ury tor prices.
g. g. W0OLSON,
Wlh4 At the bookstore Of r. c. Phinney.
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CTATE OF VERMONT,

y WASHINGTON DISTRICT, IS.
In Probate Court held at Montpelier within and for
said District the 2lst day of October, A. ID. 1870.
An instrument purportng to be the last Will ana Tes-
lament of Hubbard Ill., late of Mddlesex in said Dis
rie deceased being presented 10 the Court by Hannah
HIN, the Execatrx therein named for Probate 1t
sordered by said Court that all concerned therein
he notified to appear at session Of said Court 20 be held
at the Probate Office in Montpelier the 18th day OF
Nov, A. d. 1870 aud show cause, fany they have,
against the Probate Of said viii for which purpose 1t is
further ordered that copy OF the record Of this order be
Waterman and State Journal, printed mt Montpelier,
previous TO said time appointed for hearing.
by the COurt.-Attcst
iIiiJ w. III WHEELER Register.
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WILLIAM l.. LES, President,
CARLOS BANCROFT, Vice President,
JOSEPH POLAND, Secretary,
SAMUEL WELLS, Treasurer.
The following resolutions upon the death Of
Dea. Samuel Gray of Townshend, who had been
a Director of the Company for many years, were
introduced by Mr. Poland. and unanimously
adopted
Resolped, That in the death of Dea. Samuel
GRAY. for so many years our Director for Wind
ham county, we sustain the loss, not only OF an
associate officer Of large experience and sound
Judgment. whose wise counsels and untiring labors
have contributed much 10 give character and
success to the Company, hut the far keener loss
of a friend whom we respected and loved.
Rssolred, That in the unblemished character
and pure example Of our deceased friend we find
conclusive and cheering proof that the highest
type OF morality and virtue is entirely eompa t.
lie not n say essential, To the attainment OF the
fullest measure Of business success.
Rfsoired, That the absence to-day OF one Sc
long associated with us on such occasions, lorcl
by reminds us that what We do IN this or any
other capacity, must he done quickly; and may
we all seek 10 leave the same comforting assur
anees behind, when orr places shall be declared
vacant, as we to-day experience IN the relnem
brance Of FATHER GRAY.
Rssolced, That these resolutions he entere'
for record, and copy be sent 20 the family Of tn
deceased.
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WIN. DARRoW's EsTATE.-The sub.

w scribors, having been appointed by the Honora-
BILE Probate Court for the District Of Washington Commits
sioners to receive examine, and adjust all claims and
demands OF all persons aainst the estate OF VIM Oar
late Of Fayson 10 said District decease d. repre-
ented insoyent and the term OF six months ffom the
10th day of Oct 1870 being allowed by said Court 10
the creditors Of said deceased 10 exhibit and prove their
respective claims before Give notice that we will
attend 10 the duties OF appointment at the Post
Office In Waitsded, in said District, the Sec
ond Wednesdays Of November and May next, at ons
o'clock In the afternoon, each Of said days.
IRA RICHARDSON, / cov,nt.stor.r.
X. j. GLEASON. NV''''''o"S'''
Xnitsneld Oct. 10. A. ID 1870. 4n42
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CTATE OF VERMONT,

~ .It WASHINGTON DISTRICT, IS.
In Probate Court held At Montpelier, within and for
said District the sth day Of October, A. d. 1870
An instrument purporting 70 te the last VIII and
testament OF Sarah O. Levitt, late OF Warren, In said
district deceased, being presented 10 tho Court by
Wn. Henry Austin and :. T. Austin the Executors
therein named for Probate II is ordered by said Court
that all persons concerned therein be notified to
pear session OF said Court to be held at the Probate
Office, In Montpelier, the LIST day OF November, A.
D. 1870 and show cause, fany they may have, against
the Probate Of said W for which purpose II Is further
ordered that copy Of the record Of this order be pub
lshed three weeks successfully In the Vermont Watch
man a State Journal printed at Montpelier previous
to said time appointed Tor hearing.
Hy the COurt.-Attest,
39.n W. II. WHEELER Register
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SrocgnRIDGF Mr.. Amos Stratton, Of Stock
bridge, fell from an apple tree recently and in
jured his spine 30 much that he died immediately
alter Two ladies, Mrs. iii Chandler and Mrs
Sawyer, took horse and wagon to give assist
ance in the case Of said Stmtton, and whilst pro
ceedng thither their horse took fright and run
ming Mt ieerful rate, thew them from the wagon
by which accident they were very seriously in
jured, but they are now recovering.
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oRANoR.-Alrs. Lucy Nelson, widow of tho
late Capt. David Nelson, Of Orange, and one Of
the most worthy old ladies of that town. is nine
ty-two years old, retaining her mental faculties
AS ever She has lived to zee her whole family Of
children, consisting Of niue daughters, married
and settled in life within half days drive of the
old home. She has recently had visit from a
great-great- grandson. Ilor descendants number
i5 grandchildren, q great-grandehildren and .
greatgeat- grandchildren many ofwhom she has
outlyel.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT, IS.
In Probate Court, holden at Montpelier, the nth
day Of October A. D. 1870. Mary NJ. Crisy Adminstra-
trX OF the estate Of Rodney H. Crsty late OF Panhed
In snd District deceased, presents her administration
account for examination and allowance ard makes
pcaton for decree Of distribution and partition OF the
estate OF said deceased. Whereupon, IL Is ordered
by said Court that said account and aad application DO
referred TO session thereof 10 be held at the Probate Of
foe In said Montpelier the LIST day Of November, A.
D. 1870, for hearing aud decision thereon And II Is
further ordered that notice thereof be giyon all per
Interested by publication Of the same three weeks
successfully In the Vermont Wachmsu and state Jour
nal newspaper printed at Montpelier previous TO said
time appointed for hearing that hoy may appear at said
time aud place, and show cause, u any they may have,
why said account should not be allowed and such decree
made.
By the Court-Attest
39il W. III. WHEELER, Register.
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The Singer Manufacturing Company In $50 sold &c.
--l -mGnrY-sN THOUSAND sEyES nuSDagn AHD Eighty
ovG sAcmsEsl These dguros, and those given below,
arc from sworn returns 10 Which ANY one have 40
ces' made to the receiver appointed by the Of
valuable Sewing Machine Patents, who llconso most OF
the companies Of lesser Importance, In isto the Singer
MlnnlL -LILrLn. CnlnnnmN .uLl
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HaooGuEtp. severe gale Of Tuesday last
took the sieeple of from the Church at Brookfeld
Centre In It's idll it broke in FIVE rnilers Of the
Church. The wind also blew down barn at the
same place All the fences IN this vicinity suf-
icrcl severely
\ distinct shock OF earthquake was felt Lere
at twenty minutes after eleven o'clock on Thurs
day last. It rung door-bens, cracked lights Of
gh.- and " cut up generally
The cider mill Of langdon Marshall at Fast
Brookfeld is quite a center Of business at pres.
emit Theso are nearly 5000 bushels Of apples
stored there md in fair weather the amount is
increased from 800 20 500 per day. From so to
10 barrels Of cider are made daily when there is
water 90 run the mil with The streams here
are $50 dry that cider is about as plentiful MS
waicr
A six months old calf was sold here ycster-
day for 5000 at the saunders place at auction.
Tire purchaser was Weston Mann.
SOP
NomuuElp.-The earthquake passed through
This town. and marked his advent by ringing door
bc'i., shaking 40 brick or two occasionally from
chimney op- and suggesting To- timil people That
times were n general littlo shaky." The
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was 'aS'h '"s' Week
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P'"' i.e writes were urge us
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By the court.-Attest,
39-il W. II. WHEELER, Register
STATE OF VERMONT,

- KANDOLPH DISTNfCTl s.,
In Probate Court holden at Brookhed on the 10th day
Of September, A. ID. 1870.
Sylvester s. Abbott and lzett A. Smith Administrators
Of the estate Of Allen H. Smith, late OF Brookned In
said District deceased makes application 10 said Court
for license 10 sell oil OF the real estate Of said deceased
including the Homestead, representing that said sale
II in part necessary for the pay Of the debts Of said
deceased and that part thereof cannot DO sold without
Injury to those interested in the remainder.
Nhereupon II Is ordered that said application come
under consideration and DO heard the 9Th day Of 90
t0ber A. y. le10 at tho Probate Office In Brookheld
notified hereof by publication OF notice OF hi appltea
Ou and order thereon three weeks suocessiyely IN tho
Vermont Waterman State Journal, printed ~ Mont
peer before said time Of hearing that they may appear
a. said time and place and II they 500 cause. object
thereto. ~
By tho Court.--Attest,
39n JOHN n. CLEVELAND, Judge.
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legal lntipes.
THOMAS sARGENTs EsTATE.-The

THOMAS SARGENT'S ESTATE.-The
4 subscribers having been appointed by the Honora-
bile Probate Court for tho District Of Washington COM
missonors TO receive examine and adjust all claims and
demands Of all persons against the estate OF Thomas Sar
gent late Of Northhed In said District deceased repre-
scented nsolyent and the Of six months from the
9TH day Of sept, 1870 being allowed by said Court
TO the creditors OF said deceased TO exhibit and prove
their respective claims before Give notice, that
will attend to tho duties Of appointment at the
dwelling house ofWldow Laura Sargent in Northheld In
said District the first Wednesdays OF November and
March next at one O'Clock in the afternoon, on each
Of said days.
JOHN GRAVES, } Con,n,.sIon.r.
ilst3 j. p DAVIS ( Suihhissi"hois-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-10-26
For The Journal.
Attendance of Pupils at the Public
Schools Of Vermont.

The reports ofthe Secretary the Board Of Ed
ucation during the last ten years reveal some
star ling facts From these reports it Is evident
that the attendance Of pupils, between the ages
Of and Is years Of oge upon the public schools
of this STATE has been "a f,llnwt
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Farmers Insurance Company.

At the annual meeting Of the above Corpor'-
ton, held at its Office in Montpelier, on the 10th
inst, the following elections were made for the
year ensuing ....,,.
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STATE OF VERMONT,

~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT, So.
In Probate Court hold at Montpelier, within and for
said District, the oith day Of october, A. D. 1870
A. Hicks administrator Of tho estate Of o. o. w Pit
kin late Of Calais In said District deceaaed, makes APP
plication TO said Court with the consent and Approba-
lion In writing OF the heirs Of said deceased os lieenss 70
sell all OF the real estate Of said deceased 10 witt the
home Of said deceased situated In said Calais In
oudrg the right Of homestead therein and the revelson
che Widows DOVER representing that the sale Of
thereof necessary for the payment Of the debts Of sad
deceased aud that part OF said estate cannot ho sold
that the sale Of the whole Of said estate including the
homestead and reyersion Of dover aforesaid would b
beueneial 10 the widow and minor children.
Whereupon II Is ordered by said Court, that said hp
pcation be referred TO session thereof 10 be held
November A. d. 1870 for hearing and decision thereon
and further ordered, that all persons Interested be
noted hereof by publication OF nosice Of said applica
ton and order thereon three weeks succesvel "a the
Vermont WatohmAn and state Journal printed 81 hontr
peor, before said time OF hearing, that they may ap
pear at said time and place, and hey 500 cause object
thereto. .aAssfQ HN
ara ny ''' ", II. WHISTLER, Rsgixss,
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MONTPELIER NURSERY,
Nor sALE-shop and Water Power

E'Oh oAlfb-Ahop ana water rover
"a situated In East Montpelier, six miles from Mont
pclier and within i've minutes walk Of the Montpelier
and WesR River Railroad said premises consist Of shop
Of water without restrictions Plenty OF at all
seasons Part OF the shop is finished on for dwelling
house, giving good tenement ovo rooms besides pantry
aud clothes prcsacs, Shop contains planning machine,
two crcnlai saws, gig saw turning athe tennonng ma
chine, m0rtsng nachne and about forty ieet Of shalt
Ing bolts &c. Power u furnished BY three feet wheel
uane's PATENT under light leet head Tho wheel shaf-
ing hangers and nearly all the belts were new fifteen
months since, and have been used but very little. The
tenoment vas finished OF latt spring for carriage mk'
Or or other person wantiuga limited amount Of power
this rare chance, and viii he sold at bargain dis
posed Of before tho 10Th Of November
For further particulars enquire Of or address
a0i2 ", " SlLIOWAY, Montpelar, VI.
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CorswoLD SnEEp CERTIFlcATE,-l hereby cert
fy that the pair Of Cotswold yearling sheep which
| sold to Il. G. lIill of Elmore, this fall, one {
buck weighing about one hundred and fifty
pounds, the other an eve weighing about two
hundred pounds, were dropped in May
1869, md sired by tho buck owned by A. D
Arms Of Fast Montpelier (slgned,)
Montpelier, Sept 20, 1870. BENZ TowS.
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N5atohman s. Journal



PfuoNt.-We understand tht Rev Daniel
G. Roberts, formerly Rector Of Christ Church
lhpiscopol) oithis place, has received @ call % The
80
FiaF.-A disastrous fire oc,,rrel 81. Grort,,
n. H.. on Tuesday of last veot ON tbo Northern
road, BY which the dep,t .i,r. and sryerol
dwellings. were DESTROYED. and trims DELAYED
five or six hours.
-.-.@
B,sr BuL-1he Norwich University Cadets.
Immediately after the drill and review which wa
announced yesterday. will ploy , moteb ,amo of
p,.o pou LII a. ,r
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70 ''' '''''' ''e'''''-' Nov '-'
r. 1''''" w. '''V 5'','g'''. o' i"e orange county
,''l ,'''''' "''' '.''' f N'Im"' ,''o'''
al. '''''''' WIN ''''''' "O
p.....to
''' i' VINO .'-l'.h
h"i"cl0 OBJ tf I'iIhuu OHIen-Iurrn ltHlirH1N
have passed vote authorizing The Directors. 81
they deem 1t cypcdicnt. 90 issue bonds to u.
amount not exceeding Ssooo0o. -crurcl ly 81
mortgage OF thc road
-.s..
Apnags AN address win be delivered in tae
Hall Of the House OF Representative. u Friday
evening next. advocating ttcuhlltIau of Capital
Punishment, by Dr. Granor Dum> formerly
Principal ol thc academy In Gari 'ph Tile
public are respectfully invited
sen
~ The ire--thc light of which $500. aen 81
plainly ia our village saturday evening" prove.
To have been q barn and contents, ou nbllc
Hill. about three miles from Ridley station.
Insured in Farmers Mutual for eco
-.-
Posi- OmG EcntToN..- Esmct-t1o cnd-
ing Of newspapers through the mails to other
than regular subscribers. without prepayment Of
postage, subjects tae oTaoder to fine OF $751;
Newspapers cannot Dee sent ~ o1-4s az poa-
mosi'rs at less than transient m,cs tppmid)
Acc,pe>ro> nm yfpu.,r c,>rnv,p,uso,r.
Train NJ, A frr.,,bt twin, with ,,.s,,.,, ,,,
attached fr,m Wbi,e River t,r.ti,, r,r.b , ,y,.
thrown from tho trscl, Yesterday by, draw
hor Pc ybjc,. had r,il., ,.,,,,, ,i. .r.,1 rt. cp.
,iro tbo B.. Ster,,,r q, ,'.,. la.,,l ..yo- t.,t.c.
boly burt
100
Go,EnNoRs SrNr-Goy Stewart ha- maIe
the following appointments ir staff Officers
Surgeon General. Waiter S Robinson, Of Read
ing. Aiie--ie.Ca Camp. Theodore s. Peek VI Bur
lingtou, Walter C. Daut.n orButaud. J9in w.
Newton ofSt. Adams. and Truman C.. Fletcher of
st. Johnsbury.
Tnr Olo farmers MWN'c-fhi- aunlaI is
ready for ISL. published hy Brewer li,e-ton,
Boston Thousands of cmilc, have become az
hched % Thomas Almanac, and would not think
of doing without it, and the number ior ls7l
contains much valuable matter beside. the usual
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Remaining in Tie Montpelier Post Office,
October %, 1870
L1liss-sarah Hatch, Mrs Sarah y. Colmnn, Mis-
Olive Foster Carrie Field, Laura A. King Julia spen
Ger.
Ge.HsnsH-O J. Bliss A. W. nurnhnm, Prof Walter
Carpenter Alphonse Charets unu,J b. DaniOrth, Hon.
calvin frcuch John gilbert, GeArgo Z. Lane, II. d.
Meash VI. l., Meteac c. j. patteaen, Hugh u. Rorlee
\, D. Smith, j. X. Nwootiand, j. A. Young
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10y When the earthquake took place" said
husband to his wife, 81 felt my heart beat
80 that was frightened" :" Yes" replied
the dear creature, 1t takes an earthquake
to make your heart beat" And this couple
have celebrated their silver wedding
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Tl,s ,,rr..,. .r,ie,t oc ,Io :, ,lha,. u,....
''' WI, .n.'','. " ''o ~ N',u''s "sS'"-
gI' computes from Tue au'"nce sheets OF the Leg
lowing statistics of the General Assembly The
e,,,ros ~ o,,i,;,,, ,,,,,,,,,;o. a, t.i,.I. ~
"su''S ., n'''''S' 0o'"pA,'o"' &C. ine'uue te
officers oil tie Houses as well as members
SENATE.
PoHt,cql pr,Gre1cs -Rcnublic,ns a. Deno.
Gratis. q
Natir,h,-B,rn in Vermont 35 Nav IIo,nn.
shire Maine + C,nnectic1t Eo"anJ "'l
Ocs,oatioa ~ Attorneys a. f,rrnsers IA
Merchants 4 EIitnrs , NI,nnGclnrers q
Physician. 1 Tanner l. law students .
CLERGYMAN n R S,nt St,dents .
Rsbo;ons PreCerercS ~ prelerencc C,r-
grc',attnnalists a. R,n,;.ts ~ NaG.11,. a
flniyer' alists Iini,arionl ' ort%od9,
| L'is,.,,,ai > @'
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ORGAN AND ORGANisT.-rhose who are familiar
with Mr.. EpDY's usual services, and especially
all who have listened to some of his supplemental
performances, at the close Of an evening service,
when the inspiration seems 10 have full possession
Of both the player and the instrument, will fully
appreciate the following from the Burlington
Free Press
" At the close Of the exercises Of the Bible 81.
ceiy meeting in Bethany Church. Montpelier, on
Wednesday evening, Mr.. Eddy, thoorgnistoi the
church, gratfeda number OF ladies and gentlemen
who remained in the church by an informal exhi-
hilton OF his skill as an Organst and OF the pow
ers of the splendid organ Of the church. lie
played first grand and massive fugue in b minor /;
then short and graceful Canon then grand
lugue by Mendessohn then the Overture 10
Stradella then Homo Sweet Home and closed
with nm Oiertory by Woly, This last was
played by Morgan OF his recent organ concert in
/ Burlington, and Is familiar TO many Of our read
sn. 1t was very finely giyon BY Mr.. Eddy The
| Home Sweet Home was an Arrangement by Dud-
| ley Buck, who played it as an Improvisation on
an encore at one Of his concerts and ON going
home wrote il out. The variations are original
and very beautiful The finest thing OF the
evening, however, was the Overture 10 Sradella,
which was filled with striking and beautiful
orchestral effects, and was spendidly given by
Mr.. Eddy. lie IL not yet twenty but he shows
already the hand and foot Of u master on the or
gan, and he has only to keep on as he has begun
70 rank with the first organists in the country.
We doubt II there Is an orglnist in the State who
could have played tho Overture b Stradella as no
did and given on Bethany Church organ, which
has no equal in the state, It was a splendid per-
| iormanco'
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Tns GALE The gale OF Tuesday was unusual
~ destructive in many sections, especially along
the great lakes Dispatches of that date recoiy-
ed from Kingston say that great damage was done
10 the shipping on Lake Ontario. Similar ntelli-
gence was sent from Cleveland and Oswego. The
yale was also very destructive in the vicinity Of
Augusta and Bangor, Me. Several lives were lost
on Lake Ontario in most instances the men be-
ing swept from the deck and rigging of vessels
exposed to the gale. In one or two instances the
entire crew was lost The wind raised the water
very suddenly in the st. Lawrence at Ogdens-
burgh; and according to the Jopriai, after the
blow. the river lell three feel in one hour.