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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-07-13
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BOSTON CATTLE MARKET,
AT CAMBRIDGE BRGGHTON,
For the week ending Tnsday July y, ls7o.

BOSTON CATTLE MARKET,
AT cAMBRGDGE AND BRtGHToN.
For the weok ending Tnelay, July y, ls7o.
Anouv or srocg Ar MARKET
cans. 1s,r sloie. Hog'. cah,'.
d 5s,' ; ys:s a % 31j & SO S Sc
PHicgs.-Beef Ca,ie-Eytri fat a-l heavy premium
Oxen, l.5 $3.50, nrst quality $500 1925 second
uU MS on total weight OF hide tnow and dressed beet
few choice single pairs, $3.50 20 $500 Bulls &c.,
goriiag orosiio@s l7ow pair, or according 10 their
value as beef, Handy Steers i'u 10 20
Much Curs-i5mG0 extra good, iGi 10 iOoo with or
without calves, m may hc agreed muow and oriina-
Sforo.-Ycarlings, 5000, two-ycari old, t8ml5i
SA,,p rri iimb,i D cts, extra, 40 40 90 ets v n.
Nl0f0 Wholesale, l2W Zoe, retail. lldlscR n. Fat
uq-' l0 % iic y Do. Spring Pig 3! WVc v Do.
Hdo,-bfightOu, 40 llctsf country lots, Ga 20.
lallow, go r., country lots GA 200 cts. n. pelts,
wih wool 900, $1,000 goo cts oachi country lots ''1
hn unusually carl, season aud one generally favor
able t1 negotiation with the high prices for beef are
pto9'l} hmone tte rga'ons Tor tho large nunue. Oh
hor Of unss fed cattle from Ncw Fngaud ranging nom
un 90 hif' Dry COWS and young cattle nom the west
we halg teAa,ns ana slm native cattle. Thus, WhiiG
good Woll ird beet De- scarce and prices hm the market
fo'ef stocked with the Inferior qnaltuc. and prices are
there De- u0 money loo ordinary cattle this week We
lr'umr iuh 4u ou cAiNo ufr sold tnIs wcck 40 81 Co
M per lh That would have sold three four weeks ago
90 Do to ic per lh while the bost ca.tsas much now
tucu. such H change occurs nearly every year but
generally not u carly as this. Several lots u Texan
cattle worc sold nt Brighton, 40 % to Gic live weight
aud luw 90 the hot western ut c, and one OF two small
nts no fraction over thnt, AtCnmhrdgc, 49, Sargent
1d four tD dress geo h at &c., two 0i you lbs at
tic, four OF M lOs a l1c, one COW Of $40 lbs ~ ~ 40
.hfinknec ONE Of u lhs. at ,c, iO shrnkase. William
Howard sold to j. o Thomas premium pair at Yer
mont state show fed by unis Ballard, Georgia, W.
$3.50 lhs no homo. but did not learn the price, which
probably IilIU fHuut tho certainly were.
Next to thI- pair 10 quality sl far noticed was
pair iod hy A. S ll uhhariston VI, $3.50 Jos athome
sold hy hv ~ q. Peck tOS s. Learned, at 1lo per 10.
and ONE steer l.i Dos. at llic per no.
The sheep trnio was ihir and the demand good. J.
drcLury sold ID old sheep and 20 lambs 40 $500 per head.
U.s. D. Chase sold % good sheep and lambs at tl.25 per
head. q. CLARK go lamb. at tid0 A. Thayer 20 sheep
/ f nod .N Iu IU OBJ
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-07-13
LIST or LETTERS,
Re1.aiaiHg ia tie Montpelier Post Office
JMY II, 1870,

Rcs.atsiJ,g ia tie Montpelier Posi- Office,
.imY II, 1870,
Ltpirs.-An,anda @. Brown, Mis- veator Curtis. Miss
NJ. 4. smith, Miss Amelia Smith, Miss Flora r. Vincent,
Christopher iampur Mrs Lucy Stevens, Mrs. Goorge
Shaw Alrs Rachel Woods.
GrylLmeS.- Edward Dion, Fmncls Durham, Or.
lawood. Freeman kcyes \. W, Lovoloy, Z. r. Miles,
Morrill, pltkin, e. Scott, n o. SNOW, Ed. O. shattuek
Rev. George T.. Smith, Charles r. Whiitemore-2
SO light aud delicate arc all tho preparations made
FROM SEA Moss FANNIE that It Is invaluable for inyalids
and all those requiring light and easily dlgested ~.
crowd OF horse men," and othor., daily hrong
the stores n country apd .Jwn for Shoridans Cavalry
Condition pqgde,s.o They understand that horses can
not DO toptin good condition without them, and with
them can be, on a much less quantity Of grain
That Iron 6. valuable as medicine lies long been
known hut il only since IT, PREPARATION in tho par
toular form of Peruvian Strap" that ts full power
disease has been brought TO light Its effect in
cases If dyspepsia and debility Is most salutary,
-...r
The relaxing power Of "Johnson's Anodyue Llni.
ment" is truly wonderful Cases are already numerous
where bent aud stined llmb4 have been imbered aud
Enlightened by IL wheu used for This purpose the mart
should be washed and rubbed thoroughly. Apply the
Eminent aod, and rub II in with the hand.
IL Dr. Pieroos AIT. Ext or Golden Medical Dlscov.
cry not fancy drink made Of poor poisonous stryeh.
niuo whiskoy proof spirits and refuse liquors, spoed
and woetened 10 please the taste and lead toper on
ruin as arc the so-caled Bilers" Of the day IL Is
pure medical extract Of native root, a,d herbs and ID
speedy safe and pfgQlJ Tor all severe, acute and
lingering coughs los OF appetite, Liver Complaint
Qg "hiliousness," and Constipation Of the Bowels.
Nothing equals 1t for purifying tho blood and curing
rimpos, Dlotches, Eruptlons Salt Rheum, Erysleas,
Seronllous and all skin diseases. Sold by alaaglsis
A VolcE rRoM ruE NTogtS. Upwards Of thirty pro-
Tossed cooke mgny u them hailng nom tho best hotels
Ia NO United States, have voluntarily come forward aad
pronounced RASDs SRA Moss FARisE the cues. article
for pudding oustards, blanc mapge cgsAas leles and
other h,yorte tems OF The asse 1hat has ever come
under their uotioa,
So wgci, 0r Mo availability of the now element oi
god
stil greater number Of distinguished physicians and
scientific chemists ndoEse n ~ nutrient vi tho very
hi CHEST class whiO 0ssry housokeopsr who It ad
mts that Il l. fall nny per cent cheaper than malena
prss starch, any other preparation iIoD
" No cereal grains.
The new food staple Is manufactured snder patent
by tho Sea Moss farins Co.. shrk Place and in view
OF the above established leta n Is not surprising thai
their extelyo machinery IA kept running night and Jay
to supply demand that Is rapidly becoming uaiyoral
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-07-13

AcclpENr,--At the residence of his uncle, TIM
ornY j IlUBBAHD, Esq, on saturday last, lRrp-
DIE, a bright lad Of some ten years, son of \. d.
Deter, ESD, of New Orleans, fell from piazza
striking upon the back Of his head, and iQy SONG
time vas thought to DO fatally injured. But CON
seriousness having returned, hopes are entertained
of his recovery. 1t was almost miraculous es-
cane
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-07-13

Ap4ogeNAESf oF poNoREss.-Ihe subject OF an
extension of the time for the adjournment of Con.
gross seems settled, and it is generally conceded
that both houses have business so far adyGpp.d az
to be able to adjourn without Injury 70 the public
service on gzidqy next the day liked upon several
weeks ago. II L believed that no important
heas uyes will fail for want Of time
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-07-13

II Admiral JouN A. DAnLGREN died at tho
Washington Navy Yard, yesterday, (ruesday.)
lie has been in the navy service nearly forty years
and his achievements during the late war were oil
the most heroic character
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STATE OF VERMONT,

~ WASHINGTON bioIhitll No.
In Probate Court held at Montpelier, In said District
on tie 18th day OF June, A. ID. 1870.
N kennedy executor Of the last will and testament
ofSamuel u. Kennedy, late Of Waterbury, In said ~
tret DECEASED presents his administration account lot
Examination and allowance and makes application LOT
decree Of distribution and partition q NE ss'Sss
,at sald account and said application be referred W
session thereof DO held At the Probate once ~ ss,s
hearing and ieelson thereon And II further ordered
that notice hereof be given % all persons intssssa ~
Verment Watehmsn state Journal, Newspaper peb..
lished al Montpelier previous " said time appan,s4
for hearing that they may appear Al said ume .'a
count should not DO allowed, and such decree nAne
BY the Court Attest
atas r. n. MERRILL, Judge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-07-13

WAIT FOR IT! LOOK roR IT SEE ND, Nj.
rench's Oriental Circus and Egyptian Caravan,
a. Big Show of $50, will exhibit at Montpelier,
Monday, July IS. This Is tho only Company
Plat has the Big Elephant, g Empress, " tie Baby
Elephant, Sultan, the Mandrll Circus Rider,
the fourteen Bedouin Arabs the six kallre Lions,
tnd the Partisan Circus Troupe, the grandest
geological and Equestrian Aggregation, and tho
finest demonstNtiyc Parade ever given to the
public Our trndo mark Is the Sixteen Towering
tpmels, the only Camel Team in America,
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FORTY..FIRST CONGRESS-.


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WEDNESDAY. July Is.
In the Senate, Mr.. Williams, from the confer
n'.,. n.,..,.,..,.,.'' ,.l.t..,.I5.. -
'', '' '''' ''' '"
ny The senate except That Che amount oi new cur
rcncy was fixed 40 hityiour million. instead of
erty- five millions Mr. Williams .t,tci that tte
'g..u rn ,.. IN g..
'onl p''o"er '' t"o currency WA, % pro'Iie 'h-
mcdmtely Tor the distribution OF this increased
circulation OF fifty four millions. giving the West
ern Si,t.s what foy ,car, .,titial r., ,,l.- ti.o
80.
'A's''"s l""' ANA tIol a- soon "' 'he census re-
turns were in, redistribution was To- De made
During the evening session Mr. summer called
the interest due on advances To the United States
during the war orlsl3.
The House transacted much miscellaneous
business Mr. Dawes from the Committee on
Appropriations, reported a deficiency bin of ST.
7iG,iss, of which s Zoo 900 are for expenses of
taking the census. The contested election case
of Danal Rep) vs. Bailey Dem . Of the Third
..... "a. 49,. - "a a.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-07-13

4 DuRNs F,mL-In bis sermon upon the
death Of Mr. Dickens. Dean Stanley read
d. following extract from hi. WILL dated
alay - 1869
s." direct that my Nome Doe Inscribed in plain
English letters ou my tomb. ! euloin
friends ON nl account tl make mo che subject
d auy monument memorial 1r testimonial what
Der. rest my claims O. the remem-
brmco Of m} country upon my published works,
and the remembrance. of my friends upon their
b. criencc thereto. ] commit my soul
a the mercy of God, through our Lord and Sa-
ti1ur Jesus Christ and | cxhurt my dear
Children % try and guido themselves hy the telch-
b. of the New Testament in it, broad spirit, and
y pat no iaitl in auy man S narrow construction
d is lettor,'
In that simple but sufficient faith, '.said
D. Dean, Charles Dieken, lived and died.
T. that faith he would have you all live and die
eso and, if any Of you have lcarut from his
PORK the eternal value Of generosity purity,
knlness and unsolishness, and to carry them
out into action those are the best monuments,
memorials, and testimonials which you. his
tIlow-couutrymeu, can raise TO his memory.
500
llisroRlc,l Connexions Friend Johns, of the
zmograph 4 R,marker, says Having noticed
Al article in one of the papers in regard to the
b. Judge John Cameron, OF Ryegate Caledonia
County, take this occasion to correct the state
mont there made respecting hs official life in one
Of two points being bettor posted in the record Of
him as given in the journals published thsn the
writer appears to be. First, them John Cameron
Va a member Of the Council twoye1r' only, viz
ls!l and 1912, and Chief Judge of OaledonH
bounty poqrt only IN ISL, Il and ~ Ih'
fedeml Legislature OF 1874 did not continue hln
" olhee' but chose william Chamberlain theI
hleutenant Governor as Ohiel Judge IN his room
b1t Cameron was side Judge thereafter quite a
humber oil years with Joseph Molht' cyrus ware
IN DO "a 10 r. H
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ID ca t h s..

In Lyndon June 81 Nlrs Jon RANDALL aged 90 years.
years,
IN Lyndon Centre, june %, RfunES MouLroS, aged
90 years.
In Greensboro, June 81, Nrs. CArueaSg walGur agcd
10 yours.
In wcathersi,ld July T., Col, Il II, CUMMINGS, aged
% years.
In Northded, june ~, ETA n, wiioof Edwin Felton,
aged 20 year.
IN Fletcher June 25, LoRErrA BELL, wife OF George
NJ. Scott, aged so years,
In llarland, March 6. of consumption, Miss GASSAu
WILLIAMS, aged 20 years.
IN st. Jolnsbury, July 4, Ms. MARInA h. wife Of Mr.
Horny r. Wilcox, aged IS years
I'm Rochester. June "a, SrsANyAH r. Cum. widow Of
David CHILD, formerly Of pomirot aged 20 years.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-07-13

% Lyman Howe, freight agent of the Vermont
Central railroad in this village, while filling
lamps with kerosene oil, Friday evening, had his
hands and arms very badly burned,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-07-13

PAsroR AND PEorLE, This paper Is edited
by several cergymen Of Boston religious paper,
but not slctarian II Ia paper that Interests all,
both old and young This, combined with the
extreme cheapness of the paper and the induce
ments offered to subscribers, makes it a paper de-
sirable for every household The agent Is now
in town, and will call upon our people
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CTATE OF VERMONT,
CTATE OF VERMONT.

- WASHINGTON DINTNICTI SHs
In Probate Court held at Montpelier In said District
on tho 18th day OF June, A. d. 1870, - -
Dan StOrrs, administrator Of tho estate OF WhDur W.
ShOrtt late OF Calais In said District deceased presents
his administration account for examination ana allow
and partition OF tho estate OF said deceased.
Wieroupon, 1t Is ordered by said Court that said ac-
eont and said application be referred TO session there
Of 10 bo held at the Probate Office, In said Montpelier,
on the 18th day Of July A. D. 1870 for hearing and de
eon thereon and smrther ordered that all persons
nteretod be notified hereaf by publication Of the sane
thros weeks successfully In the Vermont Watchman
state Journal, newspaper published at Montpelier,
previous ~ sad time appointed for hearing, that hey
may appear al mid time and place, and show cause
any they may have, why said hooount shouia hV' ps
allowed, and such decree made.
BY the Court.-Altest, .nn,tt -,
2h26 T. r. MERRILL, Judge
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STATE MATTERS.


a., 49,. - '~'''' lV""''' i"''''9
-'''o Pouuus oil Dutter were shipped from New
''"'o''- imam - Derby has been appointed
','l''''' ~ '"lcosler' wee A. stanley Who bad
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r. ,','''''s ''o mum ulp,ooon'ng n'
,,''''.' ~ sV' Wv 'S' %" ou' Ia,el' me poy
ta.i,t ~ Icy "''. ''u 'P " u'9
I'M, So''','' - S',',S ',''' wa,
;a.,,H, l, '','' w. ',''''o''J WI 'io','"y ",'u
49, "'''' ''o "',u " s'' VI, "''er ',''
v',' rn',' ''uest so" o. francis D.
ii'Is' ol Mohktoh about ~ years oi age, was re-
oont'y drowned while bathing IN Lewis creek
Mrs M"rette Hamilton has been appointed post
master ot West Cornwall in place of Hlword
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
Inc report tmt wood chopper named Cham-
perm had Dcen robbed and murdered in Glasten-
bury proves to have been a cinard The imam
went To- O"nada-leaying several debts unpaid
'r3und was broken Tor The new hotel on the site
'' '''' 'u N'. Nutnony House ON the lth Speech
rs were Ihaue ny lion. ueo' MiIlard and l. w.
hotel. called +, tle poto,n ll,n.c '''''7 "
c,rmoyr, COUNTY
Rov. Mr.. rhaver +. To DE Librarian of the pcy ~
,lolmsbury Library. The book. are arriving and
in process Of arrangement under the skill6,l hand.
of Mr. lmycr and lady from the Boston Athc-
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n''" ''pr'ry.--N @ learn mat Ms'srs J. !" J.
FAIRBANKS " O''' nave Just hllel and shipped
lnrs' o'l'r ior scales from Yokohama, Japan.
tue '''e- are "'aptel % ine standard OF the
','',' ''''''o l''i''uA' having p3-'t'eiy ue-
'''''' " '''',"''''''n 70 'oe senate Tue Nepuoh-
cams ''''' 'e'''''"uy p''ppel nun from t'ef
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h,NN ~, MY,
i,''"','',,' 'u'hoer mus 10 hrun'"lck, owned
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.c-.a.i r.',,.t i'll '
FRANKLIN COUNTY
Ground was broken ON Tuesday at st. Adams
hr the MissIuoi Railroad.
or,xp ,.,r co,.>7v
Mr.. G., Rain, or ,r,.,r,b rec.rtl. ,,r..e,,.
.cltcrbp.,,,3 Will. tl,eir ,,,,,,..,,b,bIJ Wi
+. r.ius, rpr.i,,..l ID, t;r,,j r.o ,,o,,. nj from
g5 ID. lp ..,.. ,.ar ,,.,,,d S,me ,r J,a c,r,oo,.
ar. ra,,ip, r.l bigbcr prices - r,.t...ric. ba.
i,-t i.., ..t,ili.bsl,t Kc,l,r.s B,, Grand t.,
..,.,t,. ,,,,i. c...-,. u E..f.r.,. ,..s.,,,..,r
.,
l"' Ni'l i'- N'r" ''lt 300 -N'"rsn SUN 7l'ni- on
the farm 90 Peter Nantne II was built ly|
Judge Lewis Slwlcs' father ina i--j. and i. con,e-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-07-13

~ The rumor, given last week, q massacre
of French regldepts IN fekn, is not confirmed by
later dispatches,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-07-13

~ Ex-senator Frelinghuyscn, of New Jersey,
it Is said will succeed Mr.. Motley as minister 20
England
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SILVER CORNET BAND

Which will contain many unique features, fresh In
America. This superb Tree display is given only as a
proparaGIy announcement of the advent OF tho kxhi-
billion Of the Period will not In any manner detraot from
the splondor Of the Interior performances, which is the
Of many shows whose managers make their In
side exhibition secondary 10 she oao efforts to induce
patronage.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-07-13

Pnunu.-As annopneld a-t week the Sol
diers Monument was dedicated ON the lth, with
appropriate ceremonies More than one thou
sand people are said to have been present The
Declaration Of independence was read by j. 5,
Emerson, Esq Grafton by e, A. Bunker, A.
NJ, principal of Peacham academy o Poem by
Rev 5. b. Fish lhe dodioatory address, by |.
~ Watts, ESQ, is so admirable that we give it
below
E5iiow CHi.cns We have assembled here to-
day TO do honor TO the memory Of the bravo men
who went from this town To tight the battles Of
their country, and came not back except a. the
lileess remains OF some of them were returned %
sleep among their kindred. Their names are en-
shrined in our memories and to-day, we show
to the world how we appreciate the services rem
dered the sacrifices they made for Us, by dedieat-
ing TO their memory this monument. IL is lifting
lust here 10 speak their names, and mention few
particulars connected with the history and death
Of each. Perfect accuracy IN de,alld cannot DO
expected however whsp no record was kept Of
their particular services, tllero followed the
history Of zach Of tho heroes whose names are
upon the monument, each name being oheered by
| tile band, and salute fired By the artillery -
Forty-threo men in all. Of whom 10 are buried in
/ peacham, in Danyille, in Canada, aud she
others are scattered from the potomac 10 tho Rio
Grande-all filling honorable graves. OF these,
4 were killed To action, died Of wounds received
| Il action, : diod IN rebel PRISONS 90 died Of
dis0as0.
10 the memory Of those men we nav delicate
this monument. let it StagA while time shall
last, and show To- generations yet unborn, what
the men Of Ppghaiq dared 10 do for God and
| their country. la Il ever a monitor 10 them,
/ loading them to stand up nobly for Freedom and
/ Equality, and thus let i inclto them 70 HEROIC
deeds Whenever their country a IN danger, Aud
may the starry ihg under which our comrades
.opgbt and Fll ever wave
VQer W. land Of the tee and The home Of the brave
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Walchman s. Journal.
WEDNESDAY, july I3, 1870.

WEDNESDAY, july 10, 1870.
Republican state Nominations.
FOR GOVERNOR,
J q II y W. ST y w A X +,
CO., uinnLrnrnY,
FOR LIEUT. GOVERNOR,
g T. q r. g T. y. y \ l. u,
0r ISLAND rOSp.
FOR TREASURER.
j o II y a. = A G. T.,
UT MONTPELIER.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-07-13

Omar Chase, killed in the Highway, IN s,pring'
field, on Tuesday Of last week, rattlesnake ioui
feet ana three inches long, with eleven rattles,-
Noah Sargent, of Straford, was recently thrown
from his carriage and fatally injured
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-07-13

The relaxing power Of "Johnson's Anodyne Llni.
ment" is truly wonderful Cases are already numerous
where bent aud stGned lImbl have been imbered aud
enlightened by Is Whom used for This purpose, the part
should be washed and rubbed thoroughly. Apply the
Eminent aod, and rub II in with the hand.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-07-13

Mr., leonard lirown, Of JaoksonylIeI was So
rously injured recently by falling IRON the stag-
ing OF n barn.-The thermometer ut Cambridge
Port. ON the eth Of june stood at 100 degrees IN
the shade.-Mr H. w Sabin, of Bellows Falls,
planted over forty acres of corn this SEASON.
strong Temperance movement Is on foot IN Brat
tleboro, and with encouraging results.-Ihe sum
nler Hotels in the vicinity Of Bmttleboro are fill
ing up rapidly the " Union House having up
ward Of seventy guests who had their first " hop
Friday eyening.-1hc now hotel at Nuiiort
SPRINGS, uat opened this season, has sixty board
| ers, mostly from Boston and vicinity, lAndlorC
| Iyndo knows his business woll,-A. w Ray
deputy Sheriff, died Of sunstroke at w ilming'on
Friday noon, after remaining unconscious three
days His untimey demise, only ~ years o'u
| n manned hv the entire community.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-07-13

The commencement exercises at the Central In
sttute at Barre will take place on Tuesday, July
18TH. The Mortified National Bank pays semi.
annual dividend Of four per cent. on the capital
stock Tile Montpelier National Banks declare a
,emi-annual dividend Of five per cent--lhe fourth
| of July was celebrated in Warren with parades,
speech making, etc,-The Harlow Bridge on the
| Vermont Central, at Mortified, where the great
accident occurred year or two ago, Is 70 be re-
built of non
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-07-13

Mr. \. j. Dudley, of Newport, sold iouryear
old colt, recently, for S6OO-Crops with the ex-
cepti1u OF wheat, are looking remarkably well in
Derhy.-Ghc safe Of E y. True a Co furniture
dealer. and express agentsat Newport was blown
open Thursday night, and thirteen hundred dol
lars in gold, with considerable currency taken
The hay crops on the Black river meadows in Or
leans County are from one-quarter TO one-hall
heavier than usual this year the attributed cause
being the Overlooking by the ireshet last October
It is estimated that the extra hay on the meadows
in Cmltsbury viii more than pay the damage that
the lreshct done in that town,