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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-03-02
$1,000, $500, and 800.

They will be issued Coupon BoRd parable 10 BsIrs
and may be held In that form, or
Che Bond may be registered in the Of the owner,
with the coupons remaining payable 10 bearer attached
tho principal being then transferable only the books
Of tho Company, unless reassigned to bearer or
The coupons may be detached and cancelled the Bond
made permanent Registered Bond, transferable only
the books Of the Company and the interest made paya
bic only to the registered owner or his attorney.
The three classes will be known respectively, as
lst :" Coupon Bonds payable to Bearer"
ID. Registered Bonds with Coupons at
tached"
Sd. Registered Bonds with Coupons de-
tached"
and should he 40 designated by Correspondents in spoc
flying the class Of bonds desired.
I Thoy have THIRTY YEARS to run from January TO-
$780, with interest at six per cent per annum from Nov
ember {, 1869.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-03-02

DRAMATIC AND MUsCAL.-Ihe citizens OF North
Montpelier were favored with fine exhibition Of
dramatic and musical talent on Wednesday and
Thursday evenings Of last week, by Miss NINA
f. GREGORY and Miss ELLEN j. NYE.
Miss Gregory read The Bells, ~" sheridan 5
Ride, -" Love and Latin, and other productions
very much to the qualification of those present
She has the command Of her voice as but few
have, and readsyery finely. Miss Nyeis at home
on the piano, and rendered some very fine solos
during the exhibitions. We think she cannot he
surpassed by any lady pianist in this part Of the
country. They will visit Montpelier March 9th
and 10th, and give two entertainments. Let the
citizens of Montpelier turn out and give them 9
good house, as they are Vermont girls, and are
deserving of much praise. Let no one who like
a first class entertainment fail to attend.
40
INNOCENT AMUSEMENT. On Wednesday o
the past week the oyerseer in charge of the pow
der house Of Messrs King Il Fuller, contractors
of the Portland Il 0gdensburgh Railroad at st
Johnsbury, found, upon entering, some person
had been using the powder house, in which
large amount of powder was stored, for a target
through kegs of powder. The endsngering 0
such an amount of property and life was done
from appearances, thOughtessly rather than de
signedly, as the person first blazed a tree som'
three or four rods distant and used that for tar
GET firing from the powder house failing i
leave any evidence of his skill ON the tree, h
changed his base, and with perseverance, some
what like the chap who, having repeatedly fire.
at the broad-side of barn without hitting it
went inside aud shut the door, and swore h
would " have one crack at the id thing"
The contractors will be most happy to furnsl
few kegs for his own private amusement, as
target, if he will take it to less exposed situa
ton, and fire at the same short rango-thinkini
the loss of the powder would be fully compensate
by the satisfaction Of knowing there would bo on
fool less IN the lU0rh.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-03-02

Principal and Interest payable in Goid m Nh
City Of Nao York.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-03-02

BERLN.-Noderator r. II Stewart Clerk and
Treasurer, j. w Wheelock Selectmen, A. W.
Alexander, L. n. Ellis Chas f.. Perrin Listers,
j. Hale, Josiah Benjamin, 5. F Nye Consta-
Die and 0yerseer, A. II. Holt; Town Superinten-
dent, j. ~ Perrin.
Commissioner, Scott 80 Holt ,.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-03-02

so mporatvely demanded for the accommodation Of ho
lmmoase and rapidly growing transportation between
the Atlantic seaboar and Europe the one hand and
the great producing regions Of the ohio and Mississippi
Valleys on the other.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-03-02

connecting the Atlantic coast and the magnificent har
bors Vt tho Chesapeake Bay with tho Ohio River a. q
point Of reliable CATION, and thus, with the entire
Railroad system and water transportation Of the great
West and Southwest
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-08-06

An EXPENSIVE Law Suir.-In the IN
Junction case Of Sl0nehraker VS.. Stone
brskcr, Ciolwofihy and others, recently
taken t. the Conr, OF Appeals, the oPln-
ion Of the Court was filed This morning
in The clerks office Of the City Clrcun
Cour'. The opinion suslains the decree
OF Judge Pinkney, granting an injunction
against defendants restraining them from
selling paten, medicines IN imitation Of
the pla,nulf's, but orders that that por-
ton of the decree referring 10 accounts Of
unsold stock a, the time Of dissolution be
reversed, and new decree passed BY The
Circuit Court in accordance with The
views expressed in the opinion. "As
HE decree is in The main correct the
opinion SAYS, the costs in the Court Of
Appeals, will be equally divided between
the appellee and appellants. The costs
referred to amount 10 81 ,973 92.-BdIh-
more BuHe,,A.
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Editorial Brevit;es.

Thr French Ms,rsllIeur is described
as lIett. thirty-seven sarreled gun. SO
arranged that It's barrel, may be dischsrg.
ed simultaneously or cOnsecuIvely.
Ex President Davi. Is' 81 the White
Sulphur Springs, and he is looking vel,
and expects 10 leave for Eng and in 4
days TO bring home his family.
Coleman YeIiolt. prominent lawyer
Of 34lum"re, died a, the residence OF his
bro.her-lu-lsw, Mr.. Rust. near Leesbu!g,
on the 29In u!I., aged 40 years.
A colored man named James Wash
inglon. aged 81 years, living al Benz. d.
Bowman's, about ! J miles from Mount
Clinton, IN Rockingham county, uos
struck and Instantly killed BY lightning
on Thursday afternoon last. He VA ~
a field Grading some oats al the Tim.
The Jeticslory services Of the ne"
S0uihtrn Methods, church y, parke--
VILE, will be held Sunday the lin OF
September, 1870.
General Hardee, Of IIsrdee's tactics
meUory, passed through lynchburg. w.,
Friday, on his way to his Mississippi
home.
A negro named George Anderson. hr-
ing on tho farm OF Mr. Allison. IN wynn.
co rn,y, Va, was SIIed by lightning on
Monday last.
Some eigh, or ten Swiss inmigrsns
passed through Lyuchburg, Va, Friday,
on The way to Mississippi, where they
will locate.
General William Terry, Of Wylhe
county, has oeen nominated by the Con-
servallves Tor Congress from the eight
district. Fsyele McMuiIen is also run
ming.
TIE coIored BspIisI Church al Flnca.
lie. Va, Was destroyed lat week by tae
explosion Of q kerosene lamp.
A Yankee soldier named Gamer who
has been hanging stoul Clarke county,
Va, for a year or two, gained ME conf
dence Of Mr.. Park COIder, an infiiD old
man 10 me mountain, who engaged him
To take care Z! num- lie Olsco'tTtu tAat
Cordel had about $50 in gold which lie
appropriated, and slopsd.
Adyices from WhiIenose'. district in
South Carolina announce that he Is sgsin
a candidate for Congress, and that hi.
party are almost unanimous for him.
There is considerable opposition in Au.
gusts County. Va , 10 the proposed sub.
scrption of 5000 coo 10 The Valley Rat
road mot ours.) The election is to-day.
The Deaf, Dumb and Blind Institution
OF West Virginia, a, Romney, will be
opened for The reception OF tins unEuriu.
nate class OF our State. on Thursday the
Goth day OF September next.
Mr.. DANIEL Miller, ESQ.,. dry.sooJs
mel, hsnl OF Baltimore. and well knoun
IN This part Of lhe country. died in thai
city on last Monday morning. suddenly.
General Sheridan has some 10 Europe
to observe tie military operation. in prog
ress there.
Col. w. R. Denny and other capitsl
lists are about establishing = paper mill 3,
Winchester, Va.
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WAR IN EUROPE.

The French crossed The frontier on
Tuesday las, and after an engagement OF
two hours duration captured The Town oil
Sasrbruchea. According TO kilograms
received it was no, strongly contested by
the Pfu.sians, and the loss on both sides
was slight. Alter The engagement Ma
poleon and the Prince Imperial. We are
told. wen, back to Merz TO due. The
French remsinedtn foil possession OF The
town. Thus the first success Of The
campaign has been achieved by French
arm. on German soil.
The variety Of accounts OF the engage
mems are grizzly amusing. Olhc'al re-
ports from Berlin assure us that the al
tack was made upon small detachment
OF Pfus.isns by three French Decisions,
and !, i. mojesty sdded that alter sharp
action lhe position was abandoned, Pru--
slams falling back on their supports. The
French Journals on The other hand, mag.
Nifty the affair in proportion as lis impor-
lance is diminished by the Prussisns
The French sliege lhs, the Prussians
were strongly posted and that the heights
were carried by few ba,iallons, tie cap.
iure of The town instantly following. II IS
is also clslmed tina, one French division
defeated three Prussian divisions. The
distressing feature OF the affair WAS the
burning Of half The town by the French
artillery. The deadly milrsilleuse,a new
weapon for the wholesale slaughter, de.
-ci!Ged el.eu here, ives used Tor The hrs'
time in the engagement, and, it is sald,
Win demoralzlng effect, A dispatch
from lie Emperor Napolean 10 Eugene
is also given, Furnishing an account OF the
young Princes baptism OF fire. and his
Goodness under the operation.
The following grains Of information are
giveu in dispatches Prussia has sum
muneG lew en- mss,e for coast defense:
King WIlIlan has Issued his prOClama.
ton at Msyence assuming commander
ship in chief oil The armies OF Germany !;
negotiations are pending 10 keep the ports
Of lIsmbure and Bremen open during the
war, and the United States as well a.
GresI Britain Is said 10 be an active pro.
moler Of this object. All correspondents,
is is said. have been finally expelled from
both lines.
Marshal Dszane's advance had slight
brush with the PrussIan sharpshoo'er- on
W ednesdsg, aud several were killed.
~ 4 L. Il Ill
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-08-06
Ts CHINA AND THE UNITED STATES

rs CHINA AND THE UNITED SrArE..-
American literature is growing with such sur
pri.lng rapidity, il is impossible for any but a
literary man TO keep pace with lis progress, and
il is only occasionally that we can give the cur
rent issue. of the press sufficient attention 10
warrant review that will prove valuable to
opr readers bu, we find 10 The OLDEST AND
THE Newest EMPIRE, CHSA AND THE UNITED
S1.1ss"by William Speer, D. D., so much
that is germane to the mooted questions OF The
hour, we are constrained 10 present orlei re-
sumo Of lis merits TO our readers. Dr. speer
was a missionary al Canton from 1876 TO 1857,
and for the last eighteen years has been engas-
ed in preaching the gospel IN their own Ian-
guage TO the Chinese in California; ne IS there
fore prepared 10 treat his subject isIrI!, I'M
derstsndngly and extensively Inc doom
largely made up of materials gathered by the
writer in his intercourse with the Chlnese ,uh-
der circumstances calculated to exhibit The
most favorable points Of their character, and
carefully and practically examines the rela-
tions of China and the United States" the
advantages Of increasing political and CONNER
cial intimacy, the benefits to be derived from
the introduction Of the Chinese into the varl-
Gus departments Of labor in tins country, and
the duties incumbent on the citizens OF The
United States in regard 10 these new members
of the national family. 10 addition, there are
presented summary account OF the chinese
al home, and history o. their empire, their
manners, arts and institutions. taken from the
most authentic sources, and with corrections
of the mistakes and misapPrehensions into
which compilers not well acquainted with the
Chinese have fallen. A familiar Intercourse
OF twenty -four years with the Chinese has rem
dered tie Rev. Or. Speer abundanIy qualified
10 convey the most accurate information on The
subjects trested of in this volume, which should
be care fully reao by all no desire 10 under
stand thoroughly the capacities OF the Chinese
and their probable influence upon The future
OF the United States.
1t Is attractively illustrated b. large num-
Der of Engrayings, which add materially To lis
interest as book for the family. Beautifully
printed and well bound the demand for II will
unquestlonably be large. Il i published ny tie
National Publishing Company, Cincinnati, who
sell 1t through Canyassing agents exclusively.
The VALLEY X. K A barbecue VAS
held nu Saturday lssLaI the Far Grounds.
near Slsunion. ~ iUTIhtrsnce oi the pro
posed subscription Of 5000 600 towards
constructing tha Valley railroad. Fully
1900 persons were present. one-lhHd 81
them ladies'. Speerhe. wrre made hy
Governor Lslcher, Col Harmon, MAJOR
SuIherIn. Judges ShrTy and Hunter,
General Echol., Hon. John / Hams.
Major Durman and Others. Letters were
read from General Jubsl Early. Commo.
dore Msury, John W. Garreu aud Robert
T. Lee, f4voring the work. fne leuer
from General Lee concerning 10 become
president OF HE road, uas received With
RreSl enthusiasm
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4,647.000

Way GovERXoR LgICuEH'' Hou,E
WAS Burned -Aier aIiudrng 10 Genera
FizhUgh lee'r correspondence With Gov.
ernor Lrichtr. ieIsuve to Genera! ThoG-
as, The Lexington Gazette adds
Ill We are not mi,tak. n. there are 9TH
ers in tine Unlrd States army who, D.
mong he "lallhuI only they" to the pay
and Prerequisites Of promised promouon.
will have their gsudy feathers plucked OF
By The ruth. The time has not come
yet for the publication Of their disgusting
opportunities for lace. III Ihe Rebel
army.' The effort to destroy the e'I-
dence of their shame by burning the pr.
vale residence of Governor l.eIcher, and
with it all of his papers, was IN keeping
with lheil lofty patriotism. Tie placing
guards around hl, house under the pre-
Ience o. protection, The repesled assursn-
ces Of prominent Officers Of Hunters
army nothing should be n"le-led, the
suddt occupation Of The building by sol
der, prepared wi'h all the necessary ma
lerlsl for rapid aud complete cOnii'grs-
ton The lorcIble refusal for any article 10
leave the rooms-sl had dOep but plain
Misunderstanding to ashes the proof OF the
personal ln(smy Of some Moral Heroes
10 The Grand Army
"Sinc, the war one Of tie chief Officers
OF Hunters command has had the homes.
tv or effronlly to tell e1-Governor Lelch.
er his house was burned To prevent on.
pleasant d-,eIupmrrt-.'
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-08-06

M+ TURNPiKE.-A meeting OF the
Stockholders Of The ShepherjsIo~n and
Hsl!lo~n Turnpike Company Was held a,
the En.lei Hotel in this place, on Sa.ur'
day last, and organized by calling John
H. Sirder, ESQ. 10 the Chair. and sP-
pointing D. B. Lucas. Esq Secretary.
|, was found that nearly all OF the stock
(s5, OoO) was represented, wbereupon The
Stockholders proceeded 10 elect perma-
men, officers for the Company. John i.
Henkle was elected President. and
Messrs. David BiIlmver. J. p. A. En- Ter,
J. S. Melvin, Joe. L. Eichel6erser and
John H. SIrlder, we've elected Directors.
The Board OF Supervisors, a, their meet,
Jog on Wednesday, issued bonds to the
amount Of $40, for The construction
Of the road. The 100000 ISSUED by The
Board Of Supervisors. and the $4,000 OF
private stock, making in all S25.0Oo,wIll
be more than sufficient 10 MAKE the road
We learn that the bonds have been tsSen
by several nonled men and thai the road
will be under conlrac, by the first OF Sep.
TENDER. and will be completed by the
frs, OF January. Mr.. }. b. McEl'oy
will commence on Monday next TO locate
The road. A meeting OF the Board will
be held a. the En,ler Hotel on Wednes.
day mex. for the purpose Of elecling a
pernanen, Secretary snd Treasurer.
We hail this enIerpTize with delight.
The construction Of Ibis turnpike viii be
the means Of enhancing The value of the
lsad in it's inn edia,e locality SIS well as
contiguous 10 the road, and will prove
general beDtfi, 10 he lower portion o! our
county.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-08-06
mr TsAcHER's lssrl1urs.-Mr. vii

@r TBAcHER's lSsTITUTS.-Mr. Will
ilsns. the Sale Superintendent, of Free
Schools, has spPoinied ~ institute 10 be
held at Harper's Ferry on the 9th of
Septembsr. and The, Mr.. Bracket, the
County Superintendent. 10 make grange
menu for place OF meeting and the ealer-
,sinm.ni Of those who attend. He has
sl.o ordered lha, Msrtn'burg. ard Ocio.
b,, 4,h, be tie place and lime for holding
tho District In.li,ute, and that all he
County Supsrinendens 10 the judicisl
district are bv law required TO be present.
e. Tcwnsr SchIey, ESQ the Assist
en-, MsrshaI for TN, County. will begin TO
lake The census OF this place the first Of
next week. and il would expedite his
work much, il The heed OF The fsmly
would make memsrsndum OF the inior.
nation wanted and leave ii with some
member OF he family. If Re should be 80
cent. He will want TO know the nsne,
age. Occupation and place of birth OF each
meDber Of the family, (this includes ser.
vsnt. and 81 lcdsing and eating in the
house, tie value fhis Rsal and person
a e.,s,e, inclvdihg bonds and notes, ami
the numerr Of deaths aud marriages in
The family since June is', 1869.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-08-06
Me- e. 90 C.sAL.-The president

ma. 80. C.sAL.-The president
.oJ d;,o,,,,. IF tho Chessoeake spd
-, pa,t.l.r
o"'o o'''' "e'" NV
Springs on 'he z7'h u'''' ""e" '"e u
The frs, things determined was TO make
an communication n nav the pa,l due cou.
100, e tho rsn,;,
p'"' ''''' '"''' 49,,
bonds OF Tue canal company! We Oo"''
ha'lng been guaranteed 10y The State oil
Virginia. that State aid the interest from
1874 ,, :, 1891 Il will require come
sion OnO IA nav the coupon. vo 10 july.
1870 81. ,.rnJ \, uh;ch tie bnurs
,Lers.Ivss u,,,,sd and which =, nre-
,,.;,n e., ,odasu,r,
Ill., a,l,,;on ,.d -,
wv,
paai.a 49, - ann -, twenty
:, ,h 49,,
r.. 49, ro.oa,, =. and tho o,ne
t;,h d.
'rp ,II
D.. p. - w.,
'i'"" " - "e'' ~ 0'''' "
~ -. nI,.
P,'' r''' ,r,.o.l,a
81. ~, ~ .--..,.pd 49,,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-08-06

@S. Commemorative. Boteer desires
Us t. correct the statement. in our report
OF nj, .pesch upon The OCCASION Of the
screnade 10 him. lac, week, that the first
mile OF our Ri 'rosd rom this place
Sou,hward will cost $4,000; 'he actual
..t,,ostes Tor u being only $4,000. and
2l97. 900 for the cOsl OF construction
across the county, itresPeci Of the
,SIs
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-08-06

a. THE MESaeERIE.- Van Amburgh
4 Cos celebrated Menagerie exhibited In
hi. pl>ce on Tuesday last, and gave gen.
e,sl Satisfaction 10 all who witnessed it.
i,m male grand display, and had large
collection of animals. The receipts in
,hi. El-ce smonn,ed 10 $4,000, and at
Harpers Ferry $4,000. Everything
passed or quietly.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-08-06

Al Rules held m the Clerk, Office ul
the CIrcni CourI OF Jefferson county, Oh
the fret Monday IN Augu,l 1870.
Mary Jane Cromwell,
Logan Osborn. AJmlnI.,raor &c bonis
non with the Will annexed q! Oliver
Cromwell. DECD. John Oliver Cromwell
John j. Ford and HcnrIeus G.. ord
his wife. the unknown heirs nf ~. Clay
Cromwell, Daniel w. Cromwell, the un.
known heirs Of George ". Cromwell
and John Kshle bis AdaiDlsrrstor. Low
~ Thomss and Su.sn hi, wife. 6. 4.
Trumbo AID Charlotte his wife, and Jo.
seph Nichols Administrator de bonIs non
VIII the Will snneIed Of Daniel Nc.
Phenon. deed. and OF v lIllsm McPhu.
son, decd.
The object Of tits suit /, 10 review and
reverse the deere. rendered snI pro
bounced by The Jefferson Cmcun Cont
at is April term. 1868. for errors Of lss
apparent on tie face OF the ,sld decree.
And II appearing upon slIida'i filed m
trIs cut that SAID defendants John i.
Ford and Hennelts hi, vile, Daniel w.
Cromwell, Loory Thoms, aud Susan bis
wife. g. A Trumbo ard Charlotte hl'
wife. md Joseph NlchoI.. are not rs'I-
GenIs Of this State. hey are hereby re-
CURED TO appear ~'lhl0 one month alter
due publication OF lbIs order and DO what
!. neces'sfy TO protect Their interest N
ibis mslef
|, !, further ordered that copy Of ihl'
order be published once week for four
successive weeks IN some newspaper ~
ssiJ eoOn'y. and ported 81 The front door
OF The Coun House thereof. on the hH'
Monday after the date Of tile order.
Tese
W. A CHAPLINR. Clerk
Van Sws.rIngen. pq.
August @. 1870. r., fee 10
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-08-06

@s- TELEGRAPH LINE.-The Page
Courier states tina, Preslden, BOrsi, Of
the Shenandoah Valley Railroad Com.
pan, stated in his speech 10 the people
OF Page county. on Mondsy last that he
had made all necessary arrangements,
whilst IN Philadelphia, for the erection Of
a line Of ,.leyrsph upon his road and
,as, IN lew days they would commence
The necessary arrangements Tor 1t; and
rAsl IN q very shoE ,Ime We should have
communication through II with all parts
of The country. This is another evidence
OF the energy and esrnestneas with which
the company has gone 10 work. Thus.
,.,he work goes brsyely on"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-08-06
To- R.rrlE-SSAxE A Rattle Snake

NR RArGLE-SNAXE A RaltIe Snake
~, kllI.d IN Tuesday last, in the street,
nea, NJ. SneetS's Stable, IN lhls place,
mps.uuog ,hfte fee, aud hall long, six
niche, IA circumference, and had eleven
ruDes. The question upon the part Of
our cluzsa, l.. where did he come from,
=, a snake OF this kind in this locality, is
something u0usua, and is very rarely
seen. It's thought that ii made lis es-
cspc t!o Il one Of tie side shows on Tues
DAY.
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U.s. We.are requested 70 state By Mr.
Dawson. the Clerk of he CHcul, Court
Of Morgan County. that the case OF AL
oerl Moo.e. for tie RUsder Of Robert
Heck. will come upfor Trial at that Court
on hr l6th instant, and that Witnesses
IN The Gaze will govern themselves &C.
cntdInQly.