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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-05-24

hG. lne rsaicmhcr- the great Qualupe
Combination % @ E Bailey Co., which visited
Montpelier about five year, since, as the largest
Mnagsric and BEST Circus that ever travelled
through Vermont. This scar it comes To- us in q
mlrc attractive shape than ever apd with many
important additions glance az the advertise
ment in another column, win show the manifold
wonders which t offers 20 the public better than
$50 can describe them George NJ Clark q uni.
yc-al hy1rte in Vermont aud the best clown
chat ever topped within the circle is with them
as I- ni-l Sebastian. undoubtedly the best bare
back equestrian 10 the world The plan of exhibit
ing the Nenngere n separate apartment from
the Circus i- an eyce.entone and w.l' meet with
universal approval
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-05-24
STATE OF VERMONT,


WASHINGTON DISTRICT. ~
"a iguaie ConIt held az Montpelier, within and ion
'al d-tfet en- Tie 9Th day Of May, A, d. ISL
lsa hathaway, admnistratrix OF the estate Of Al
linthaWay lato Of East Montpelier in said district
Ky aa1 APPRECIATION 10 writing Of the widow and heir
oil" ad deceased, 10 wit The home plaee and shon and
",ory house ana land, owned BY him at the time Of
10 'il East Montpelier, including the a. there
90 20 -enng That The sale Of part thereof 1 neces.
guy i inc pay ment Of the debts Of said deceased and
t he sale OIL the remai ndsr would be beneficial 10 The
Z boz estate. ~ w '"'o'ea'eu ~
nnereupon, IL is ordered by said Court that said
DUPLICATION be referred to a session thSreof 10 h.
n,iu az the Probate Office IN said Montpelier ON the
th dhy OF June, 4. d. 1871, for hearing and decision
,l,on Anu t D. further ordered that all persons in.
tled be notified hereof by publication Of notice Of
al appeaton and order thereon three weeks succes.
tttly pa the Vermont Waterman State Jonrpai
printed % Montpelier before said time OF hearing that
aey may appear AZ said time and place ana If they see
by the Court Attest,
'Hf- n. A. CHASE Register
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tgatclrmam s. journal.
WEDNESDAY, MAY "a, 1871

bl,iNts' MurNo--Thero will be business
meeting of the Young Mems Christian Associo.
tlon 10 the rooms lately engaged by the director
over A. H. Cartons store, on Wednesday evening
May 9Th, 40 + O'Clock
Ills desired that all Interested in the welfare Of
tie association should represent
-.s.s
/ Cu,voE or TIVE A new time table went into
effect over the Central Railroad on Monday last
The afternoon trains going South now leave thi.
depot at g. % and hop. M. instead Of III and
0.jj as previously Iheaienoon Northern trains
leave 40 20 and G.0l p. M, their former time of
leaving being 3.jj and 5.lj The other trains
ram as before.
rnuEmNcs MEmVc- A public meeting Of
Nood romple of Honor will he held in Village
llal un Friday evening, at "A o'clock Short
oddrcec. mny be expected from the clergy Of tine
village and others interested in the can-e OF GEM
rwura cordial invitation IS extended o. oll
CuH EXAMINATIONS The examinations for
cadctsYp- st West Point and Annapolis, ior this
Congressional district. were held at the Union
School Building n this village. 900 saturday last
The Committee Of Examination consisted Of D.
d Garham, Principal OF The Union School. Prof
g. w Wilder. of thc Conference Seminary, and
Gen. = T. pikn. About fifteen candidates
were present .or examination. hot Me result has
no' as yet boon announced
IfYr.r ND,,r. Commissioner S,,fi l,.,.,os.i.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-05-24

NoguuFLp Prof {. W Wildcrs lecture.
Thursday evening, was an interesting, familiar
talk upon that neyer-exhausted subject, " Our
Planets The Prof showed thorough knowl-
edge of his theme, and gave many facts new to
most of his audience or like interesting char
acter was the exhibition of the Literary Society
the closing exercises Of the spring term for the
academic department of our graded school Much
care and thought in the preparation Of the sever
al parts was observable, aud as a whole il was
decided success. The examinations of Thursday
ana tr'day gave proof Of faithful, earnest labor
on the part Of teachers and scholars during the
last eleven week. The next term will commence
the last OF August, and it is hoped under the
same instructors as the past year.
Rev 4. G. Stevens, pastor of NJ. 4 eburcb
takes vacation Of few weeks to reornit hi.
health and energies. His pulpit is to be supplied
next Sabbath we understand, by Rev Mr. Wilder
Of Vermont Conference Seminary.
They had string time. on west Lii one day
last week \ bear was surrounded by party of
hunters, and received from the guns Of the party
several shots, bat finally succeeded in breaking
through the ring and escaped
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STATE OF VERMONT,

RANDOLPH DISTRICT, s..
~ Probate Court held at Brookheld within and tor
salu district, on the ith day Of May, A. ID. 1871,
sylvester 5. Abbott and lett A. smith,
OF me estate OF Allen II. smith, late Of Brookhed In
sad District deceased present their admnstratlon ac-
count Tor examination and allowance and max annliea
sn Tor decree Of distribution and partition Of the
tate Of said deceased Mhereupon tits ontered by Md
court hit sid account and said application 30 referred
90 session thereof 20 be held the rroOat 70 Ofce in
sad brookhe, % the nth day Of May, A. D. 1874 FOR
hearing and decision thereon And il Is further order
eI Unit notice hereof be given to all persons interested
A I9pheAtlon Of the three weeks excessively In
mo vermont Waterman and State Journal a newspapsr
published AT Montpelier previous 10 said time appointed
Tor hearing, that hey may appear at said time and
place and show cause q any they may have WHY said
account should not he allowed, aud such decree maize
Hy the Court.-Attast
690 JOHN n. CLRAvELAND judge.
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Legal nntices.
NlrATE OF RM0NT,

RANDOLPH DISTRICT. -.
-Nl District on the 18th day OF May. A. d. 1871.
No instrument pnfportns TO be the last VIII and
N lament OF SOU 10 Benedict late Of Niliam-town In
bstleti deceased, being presented 10 the Court h.,
ueter BASS the Executor therein named for Probate
ordered Dry aid Court that all persons concerned
ten pe noted TO appear at session Of said Court 10
eM H ut tinlate Oucu In bTookheld on the 10th day
" june \, D., ISL and show cause II any they NAV
HItf against the Probate Of said VIII, for which nnr
10 s iarthef ordered, that copy Of the recori OF
Niuyt nr puni-Lei three weeks successfully 10 the
90 pfgElou. % said time appointed for hearing
lil tho Court.-Aucst,
l' j. r. CLEAN ELAND, Judge
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Personal.

Among tAe combinations 10y the United States
Senate on Friday We're ex-senator " Hard Warner
of Alabama for Governor Of New Mexico Rev.
e.. b. Blyugton of Washington city, recorder
general in the land office Edwin Stanton, son
of the late T. NJ Stanton, secretary for the ter
ritry or Columbia William Harmon Of Yer
mont. consul 90 st. Johns, Canada and General
trauz siegel collector of the 9th district Of New
York
Rev c. l.. GooloH and wife, (the wife a
daughter of tine late Governor Fairbanks Of New
Britain, Conn, sail for Europe in the steamship
Wyoming, May 3ls; Tor three months vacation
Their many friends in this state, a, well as Con
neet'eut' wish them hon royqgr,
Among the many victims to the yellow fever
in Bueuos Ayres, was supposed to have been Dr.
James NJ. Aver, formerly of Danyille, VI. the re-
ports of his condition up to Friday last having
been of the most diseounging character. We
are glad to learn however that in letter dated
April 18th he says that his wife and himself were
both rapidly recovering from the yellow fever. and
were n-idered ont Of danger
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-tTATE OF VERMONT.

WASHINGTON DISTRICT, rs.
lIN91ie Court holden At Montpelier in said District
on no ga DAY OF May, A. -. 1871.
Edmund Pope, Administrator Of the estate of sane,
y nt-iti' iatu Of Northhed, in said district decease
mhh appeauon 70 said Court for license to sell the
MNe o. the real estate Of said deceased Including Inc
-n o homestead therein, representing that the ME OF
a tlcteoi necessary for the payment Of the debts
h deceased and that such part cannot 0e sold with
uN injury Go those Interested in the remainder and that
u' ale Of such homestead would 10 beneficial 10 Ire
NmoW anu minor children Of ssid deceased,
hhsrtuponi 10 j. ordered by said Court that satd an
p'gtun ne referred session thereof 10 be held "a
lr lroate Office, 10 said Montpelier on the 18th day 81
'un' A. - ~ for hearing anu decision thereonI and
iuItr ordered That all persons Interested be notl
le hereof by publication OF notice OF sad Application
aI e,ir thereon, three weeks SUCCESSFULLY Ia the Yer.
MI" Ma,onmAn ana state Journal printed at Mont.
q, ail time and place. and, II they see cause object
by the Court. Attest,
.iti y. A. CHASE Reeister
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-05-24

A Vermont CoLoNY--A meeting was held at
Springfield, Windsor county, on the 18Th inst,
to take into consideration the formation ola colo.
ny 10 emignte West j Bsbee ESQ. was call
ed 70 the chair and opened the meeting with no
proprlate remarks, Letter, were read from t;oy.
D. q. smitband Hon Frederick Billings. In rela.
non 2 the formation Of a colony TO settle in the
neu River region Col. C. c johnson wa.
~ .ne hed River country seYeml months in the
heoeiiion' lie made some interesting statement.
concerning the physical aspect, of the country
son. climate etc., showing it to he a country
well adapted to agricultural or manuiacturins IN.
terests, and favorable to those desiring a nor,ber.
y latitude. vote was taken upon the one..
lion, Shall Colony be formed ia Springfield
and ,ienity?' and decided afirmatiyely. Messrs
Henry Harlow G " Fogget and j. Bisbee
were chosen committee to solicit the names of per-
sons interested in the formation OF a colony to To-
cate somewhere in the West Any persons wish
ing 70 acluaint themselves xth the enterprise
VIII address said committee "a Nh carly dav
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STATE OF VERMONT,

WASHINGTON DISTRICT, IS.
l ripnAle court held at Montpelier within and for
sta District, on the 18Th day Of MAY, A. D. lsTI,
Carlos tsfpener executor OF the last will ana Tesla
ueht p Harriet T. Norris late OF Barre in said district
Ieeetcd presents his administration account for exam
nation ami allowance aut makes application for a de
oe ol distribution aud partition Of the estate OF aid
ehceupon,t ordered by said Court that sad account
@ ad application he referred TO a session thereof 10 he
ru al te Probate Oice In said Montpelier on the 6th
ay oi June, A. d. si for hear ana decision thereon
AND further ordered thai notice hereof be given 10
h persons interested, BY publication OF the sat1e thre.
weeks successfully 10 the Vermont Watchnan & STATE
Journal newspi published at Montpelier prsyiou.
To said time appointed for hearing that they ma
az ad time and place, and show cause II any they NAV
nave why said account should not he allowed and such
by the Court Attest
't'- n. A. CHASE, Register.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-05-24
CTATE OF VERMONT.
CTATE OF VERMONT

~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT, IS.
sad DISTRICT on the 10th day OF MAY, A. u. Is5l
uet'ey II tarterl administrative Of tho estate Of Hen
ake qppicaton % said Court for license TO sell ali OF
Tue real estate of said deceased to wit All the real estat
OF when he ded seized and possessed in said Waterbury
ana IN stowe M the County OF Lamole and state afore
.ad excepting the right u dover therein but ncludns
l Inversion % sad duWer representing that the "a Of
part Thereon necessary for Che payment OF lie 5ebt,
sah Deceased and expenses OF adnlnistraton Of aid
estate, and that such part cannot be sold withont ninr
20 those interested Ia the remainder s~''
Nherupou Is ordered by said Court that said applics
on no referred to session thereof 10 No hed nj ihs Pr
naie Once IN said Montpelier on the an dav Of Inn.
a. ~ y, Tor hearing and decision thereoni And, il L
uln.f 9Iuered that all persons Interested be notnec
thereon three weyks successfully In the Vernon
MSeehna1 ana state Journal, printed at Montpesr,
ad time o. nearing, that they may appear at sac
time ami place, and, II they sec cause Object thereto
by the Coart.-Attest
'V'E n. A. CHASE, Register.
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OLLYE N. BLISS, ESTATE.

~ Tho subscribers, having been appointed BY the
Honorable Probate Court Tor the District Of Ka.hngtou
commissioners, 70 receive, examine and adjust AL
claims and demands Of all against the estate OF
VliYe VI. Bliss, late Of Calai, Ia said district, de
ceased rePresea tod nsoven aud the term OF sx months
nun the 18th day OF April A. D. ~, being allowed b.
said Cour the creditors or said deceased, to exhibit
and prove their respectiVe claims before US Give notice
that We will attend the duties Of appointment az
the dwelling hoase pi 6eorge q. Blisa, in Calais,
October neat q, one o'clock, in the aternoon, each
VI said DAYS. - . -
iR4 5. D%ISriL comais'ionsn
Ciiai- May Nl, A. D., l,tL-safl
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-05-24

~ The Central Association of Uniyersalists
in Vermont, will meet in Ro1bury tho last day
Of May, and the first day Of June nest Fare
ono ray on Hc railroads
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-05-24

EAsr CAL'l-'-post Scott No. II, Department
~ Nt', A. H. will decorate the soldiers grave,
~ Fast Calais, on Tuesday, May 30th, and eordi-
ally invite all members of the order. soldiers and
'''llens, % participate in the ceremonies.
Speakers from abroad are expected.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-06-24

President Grant was 40 years old on the 9th of
April.
Australia has now fourteen German papers, three
of which are dailies.
The last treatment for rheumatism is to give the
patient a teaspoonful of salt and water, and then
to place a pinch of salt in each of bis stockings.
The London Examiner has a criticism on Frank
Bret Harte's poems, in which they are character
lied as " neither humorous nor poetcal."
The English Parliament has just made four addi-
tional bank holidays, being Easter Monday, Whit
Monday, the first week day in August, and the day
after Christmas.
The Empress of Germany said the other day to
an Austrian journalist, that she had never slept
more than four hours a day since the breaking out
of the war with France.
Mrs. Mary Yates. a Western anti-woman lecturer.
claims that prostitution and marriage looseness has
greatly increased since the inauguration of the
women's rights movement.
A paper published in Paris. XIV. states that six
teen ladies In that town sat together in a private
room. without any restraint. and never spoke a
word for two hours. We don't believe it'll
A girl ten years old has been arrested in Lon
don, Eng, for stealing babies. She made a prac-
tiee. alter getting the children. of stripping and
abandoning them; selling their clothes " to go to the
theatre with"
Mrs. Stanton means TO occupy the coming Sum-
mer with some MISUNDERSTANDING studies on the
origin of man. and other evils. The Golden Age
will publish the results of this new effort in be-
half of the " down-tTodden.'
Secretary Belknap has reduced the army to a
peace footing. All sppernumerary officers have
been either retired or mustered ont, and the num-
Der Of enlisted mem brought down to tie legal
standard Of 3 1000.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-06-24
Correction.
Honolulu, June %.

HUNULULUs JuHC -OIUJ IOFIs
To the Editor Of the Pacific Commercial Advertiser:
l was gratiied to see in your paper of June 18th,
the kind notice of our examination, but | desire to
correct the error made in the statement that we
receive no help from Government. The c~apitation
fees, which amount to over six hundred dollars a
year, are a very essential help, and justice to the
Government which so freely gives it, leads me to ask
of you the favor that you will in to-morrow's paper
correct the mistake.
Respectfully yours, LYDIA BINGHAM.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-06-24

MORE Recommendations Waracick sailed
yesterday morning for the leper settlement on Molo-
kai, taking twenty-four lepers.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-06-24

HIS MAJESTY THE KING, after a visit Of some days
at Lahaina, has returned to Molokai, in the enjoy
ment of his usual health.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-06-24

3eecher excuses Grants frolics by saying that
Providence thinks twice before damning a man in
such an exalted position.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-06-24

OUEES's HOSPITAL SoCIETY.-Please bear in mind.
that the Biennial Meeting of the Queens Hospital
Society will be held at the Court House to-day, at II
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-06-24

THE LONGEST DAY.-Thursday last, June 22d, was
the longest day in the year, the sun rising at SOB
md Sottipo of 6d0 -
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-06-24
NOTES OF THE WEEK.

- The Queen Emma, from San Francisco, is
due and may be looked for at any time.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-06-24

TOBACCO TO PRsIoNERs.-Another man was fneC
on Monday for giving tobacco to a prisoner. As h
begged very hard to be let of, promised not to do 81
again, and was old and feeble, he was permitted tc
go on payment of 81.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-06-24

AUCTION SALE OF MARKET STALLs.-In accordance
with the provisions of Section 1913 of the Civil Code,
the choice of stalls in the new market, foot of Queen
street, to the number Of eighteen, were offered at
public auction on Monday last, by the clerk of the
market. Four of the stalls were restricted for the sale
of beef, and the remainder for fresh and salt fish.
The bidding was quite spirited, and the first choice
brought SS1. The aggregate of the sale was $613,
or SS4 per single stall for one year. To this is to be
added the yearly rental of 81 per week for each
stall. Thus the fish market realizes sufficient revenue
to keep the buildings in repair. and to pay other
expenses. And its present clearly appearance is a
vast improvement on its former condition.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-06-24

The Next MAIL-The steamer City of Melbourne
from San Francisco, will be due about Wednesday
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THE PACIFIC
SATURDAY, JUNE "a.

Pz.sEs OF THE Moon FOR THE MONTH OF JUNE, 1871
UoSoIULu MEAN TINE.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-06-24

re- The steamer from Sydney, now overdue,
has not appeared as we go to press.
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LAVA SPEcIMENs.-At Chase's Photographic estab-
hshment, a gentleman recently from Hawaii has
opened the largest and finest assortment of specimens
of lava we have yet seen. They are of all shapes,
Sizes and colors, and for the cabinet of a student of
that portion of natural history pertaining to volcanic
phenomena, would be invaluable. The collector of
these specimens has demonstrated that the most deli
cate and friable can be transported long distances
and over rough roads, without breakage, when
packed by his method. Among the rest, are some
really beautiful specimens of crystallized natural
sulphur from the celebrated sulphur banks of
Kilauea.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-06-24

LUsUs Enthusiastically morning a singular
freak of nature might be seen at DIR. McKibbin's
drug store,-a duck with two heads. 1t was I'M
Matched, the maternal duck, evidently unwilling to
assume the responsibility of bringing such a mon
strosity into the world, having deserted the nest
before incubation was fully accomplished.
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TO LET.
TO LEI OR LEASE

- HI HOUSE LATELY OCCUPIED By
II. A Widemann, on Judd Street. Apply to
- Dc J. L RICHARDSON.
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SHARKs.-These monsters of the sea are not very
often heard from here as doing any mischief-in fact
the large ones don't come very near the shore. Re-
Gently, however. a native woman was out on the
reef, fishing in water only about knee deep, when .
shark made a snap for her, and took away her only
garment. while she made good time for the shore,
having experienced a large sized scare.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-06-24

To "OBsERvER.''-A correspondent. writing from
Waimea, Hawaii, over the above signature, gives an
account of some lawsuits in regard to rights in
cattle, which have recently taken place in that
burgh. Aside from the personality INDUCED in,
"a style of writing utterly inadmissible in these
columns) the matter treated of is not one of general
interest to our readers. In this connection, while
expressing our thanks to the various contributors
who have so materially aided us in the SOMEONE'S
onerous task of filling these columns, we would sug-
gest to the consideration of all who undertake to
write for the public press, the old proverb, that
brevity is the soul of wit, and that we are not always
heard for our much speaking.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-06-24

FROM TAHrTI-The brig Susan arrived from the
Society Islands on Thursday, with oranges, after a
very good passage of Is days. She brings Mr.. I.
Estal and family as passengers to this place, and
some nineteen Chinese discharged laborers at Tahiti.
Everything is represented as excessively dull at
Tahiti, enterprise of all kinds being at q standstill.
The business of kidnapping natives of the Southern
Islands to labor on the plantations of the Society
Islands, is represented as being carried on briskly,
in spite of the vigilance of several British men-of-
war cruising among the groups. Peruvian vessel
with six hundred natives on board is reported to
have been captured by q cruiser, and 2 clipper
schooner, the Uranie, belonging to the planters,
had been unsuccessfully chased. A Prussian brig
antine captured by a French cruiser on the coast of
Peru, had been taken to Papeete. but discharged by
the authorities there on sscertaining that the capture
took place subsequent to the conclusion of peace.
The Susan will continue on her voyage to San Fran
cisco to-day.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-06-24

APPOINTMENT Walter R. Seal. Esq. who has for
some time past held the post of Deputy Clerk of
the Supreme Court. has received the appointment
of Chief Clerk, in the place of L. McCully, Esq,
resigned. The position is one of no little respons-
Utility and labor, and Mr.. Seal, from his previous
experience and his known qualifications, is un-
doubtedly the right man in the right place. The
position of Deputy Clerk. also an important one
and requiring close attention to rule and method,
- not rooo