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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-10

srhr A. p Goodwin. wserbuy Stamford
gehr H. leaning Bsosss WsruseA nyst ox.Is;s HsTaA
ecAr Albert Thomas Wssha0s O., Van Brsat Bra
echr Hesperu., Cerssg, Bestsa.
sehr Rvelyp BarEer, Stamford.
Sal bufto1 Paimef Stamford
6lOop Apollo Freeman, HsHHavea
ARRIVED.
Steamsp Atlantic (I Perry Liverpool Oct -, md 9SeeAsS~a
steamsh OBJ Martyr Liverpool Oct g. and ooeenstoro ~
Steamship Missouri Edwards Hsva1A Nov with Ddse ana P
Al ant Mail Steamship Co. 49, la
steamship Ensa Tenn s.ly.s Esybn, N. c. days. with
naval stores and pasa % hanav. Ferris L Co - 49,,
Bsrt Lincoln (of Bah Hutehins Hs"Or'eans 20 days WIN 0
walnut
Bari Isaac Hall Coloori Ncw.Hsvep IN ballast
ScHoOSKks-RIvkR CoAsTWnL
Fa,,y a. Warner Portland Ct Oliver sooaeh Neu.Haven
David SpraEae. FGnIackst 4. Brovn, tronS "
HAhasLs M,ssnA Heary \. hsror GeorgeioSn
Hattie Batter PhilSdelpma L. b. Wing PAiiAdelpSM
Chlse. RondOut Sparel, BhrAbe'hporI
W. H. Sargent EiEsbebpon George and Emily BhiAoethpor
s. T. ChortIe FliIabethpor.. Hyne. EIIlbethDOt.
Laurs. Ehrhrtlrort A. NJ Evans RiEabethoorG
Zoe EEabetbDort Henrietta RiIAbethpOr-
AnEt, Elizabeth, Minerva Port J0hueon.
sAah EhLabeih Port Johnson OA'ane. Per- Johnscn- -,
tuES, Port J0hnson. (has. W. HaEleT Pom Johnson
sterEhT. Por, Johnson r. Randolph, Port johnson
Trenton Port Johnson Dadem, PORT johnson
6ilas Wright Port and LacT Baltimore
Anna C. Leyeret Jacksonville EnOch Moor GeOrgsOEn D. T.
stephen Morgan. Georgetown n. TIhbtt-, virginia.
J T. Williams. Virginia CaAasSep PhilAnelpLlA
hIAD-SoRGoHn. Light, W.; clear.
SAILED.
sn'hp Columbia for Havana Francisco for Bermuda Soath
Carolina, for Charleston
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Ro'roV Nov O. Arrived ueamhp Blse sone from Baltmorr.
FhADELPHA Nov h-Arrved steamship Pioneer IRON HAVANA
FOREIGN PORTS.
QrsENsrowS Nov aThe umap Line steamship City Of London
Capt sbttt from EswYOrh Oct a. arrived hn port al 1000
HAVASA Nov s-R'enipg-ArnVed, steamship City Of Merida
Dcaken, iron New FORK for Vera Cruz
For Ldtea Ship Eetcs see Fra Pdoe.I
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UrlntlHq.

SLOTE & JAMES, STATIONERS, PRINT
> Frs anl BLASK.BOOK hANUFACrURERS No 80 Futonst
bLASK-BC OHs rsic any pattern. Order, solicited
ERANCIS q LOUTREL, As Maiden-lane
i SOLICIT ORDERS for BLANK BOOKS sIATloNEKf, and
PRIE TING Dlre' for lJ5@
VAIN. FVERDELLS SONS, 1U4 FultOn-st.--
w LiTHOGRAPHC. STEAM JOB PRINTERS and LABEL
MhNIIAN II R.tA
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49, 49, eu I S,u ru ....... 40 Moon hsea ....... 1856
' ' sraa bAr-Ah
lsIanl t:T Hell Gate FerTT... 1B
0~-N' A- DAr ,. -.
.Go,I. I..u I'D. Hell
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uestthester Couutn Real GstGte for 5asr

TOR INVESTMENT.-FO SALE, at Pelham
or Rochelle Wesb.s CO.. enc PLOT q aoot ~ arrs
III natd and suitable cutting villa plOts The anbuy in
Porhetrr r. through the property The eboy an are ou
the lest now for investment Apply 70 hoAbH
Pnest.
NOR SALE-A PLOT of about 10 acres, ELI
by located at Fort Washington with large frontage oaieys
Inquire Of HOMER MORGAN, PiBest N'S'',-
HENRY NJ. PIERCE, Wv estchester and
Putnam County Estates Offices, No il Plnrsi New
p ms Dwellings and Country Seats bought sold aud Exchanges ad
rented the above coune Mortgages eaed money loaned and H.
yes,mens made o city ami country property.
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GONG 3slanh Real estate for Sale.

A COUNTRY HOME - Flushing, % minutes
N from EewYork. walk from depot L're convenient
HOUSE VGped frescod 10 perfect orders gen oase eItuV'
lawn frute large Price $4,000 bou hall eS q o9ng
on easiest possible No incurred 70 ok he property
which MUST be coli. Adde'S ". & LEAVIFr ll3 "ah7t
DIETER THAN A SAVINGS BANK is
ID MONEY WE'LL INVESTED in LAND The choice buIhng
s in the village mo almost EXTENT Of lhng offered " thu
will undoubtedly owing to the mnoTtn eats Log GA
about value In two Only ght miles ron NS
daily Two entirely railroads buhirz Nth deDDs
na property. Present tepots Convenient Prces ~ %
lu GOO" title Streets graded Terms very An agent Hl
b. n II Ook morning 20 accompany hIt'
az Gentlemen 20 properly without 10 ap caa
I. H. sP0OSER. - Bfo1tviy. Room 81
LIOR SALE or ENCHANGE-AF FARM of 800
arr,s situate Sufoh Co.. L. l., within N les Of the
cultivation balance WOODLAND IAISr y
.torr fame ousa house &c The depot OF te S
town and Port JeTrou road bungl vii he within ~
mi, n rb farm ,ad road ia completed by the 1t OF Nay s"I
For particulars apply MULLER, WILKINS Co.. No PneS
NOR SALE-PECONIC HOUSE, Grccnport,
i l. l. Appy to b. q. FLOYD, GreenPor
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SES .LOSDOS WATER wORKs CHIEv gseLsEEKI OyyIoE, !
Nov. |, 1911
no CONTRACTORS FOR WAIVER PIPES.

Tn B4ri Of Water Commissioners Of the City OF New London
prepared receive PROPOSALS for about 81 90 feet Of Cemenhned
WATER PIPE together With i appendAsos
Hytrnts Gates AvalVes kc to be laid and set complete
DraEng Specifications and form Of Contract BE- stea and
blank forms OF Proposals obtained the Once Of the Engineer City
Hall Buidng.
delivered the 0hre 10 New London,
Conn before wedne~ay Nov 18th inst At 10 O'Clock The
night reject al saderS dsnei kR
the best Of the
- J. r HANyIEG Chief Engineer
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proposals.


rs EyG,xEsR OryrcE THIRD CxIox BANK BunpIyG
PAYPrTR CHARLEssr, BALTIMORE Nd. Nov 8, l81l
CEALED PROPOSALS are invited at this
GO cube yars OF rock IN Roam
oSe Weldon n. G. The depth OF
viii 90, egAt ordinary E The location Ihe
tered
Proposals dvpr fndOred ouie accompanied BY
adr addressed the win
Of December g. 1871 and will be
thereafter presence Of such bidders choose
aLt.ni.
The right Is reserved 70 reject bid
proposals specifications to he had this o@e where
them c &c ma be WM. p. CRAIGHILL,
MAJ, N Rngin
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Brooklrn Real estate for Sale.

Tor SALE and to LET-Deslrable HOUSE;
RCIAND 4 WHITING. 5 Beeknan
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Reai estate to Gyrbar.se.

TOW PRICED LOTS in Brooklyn, unincum-
~ bered EXCHANGE for lnsrs.ed Breos. % .sxfot prop
tuy. rutland "hlfho' bcekmASH
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gorroratlcn Notices.
6onsfs an6 farms Wauten.

WANTED-To purchase or Lease. on o
w tern Of yean hrEs FACTORY n City u Ee~TokI d.
% .bou b. 10 feet god hss secured ASp hAs
ing Ioeshoa ard prise, 10 BoI l2b. n Up. o.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-01-11
~ ca t h s.

In this village, January o, Mr. HENRY q. BHfANL
aged g years and 10 months.
When anguor and disease Invade
This trembling house OF clay,
IT'S sweet 10 look beyond my pains
And long to ay away.
We can not toll who next mas fall
Beneath thy chastcuing rod
Ono must Re first. 90 may all
Prepare to meet oir God Con-
In Montpelier. Dec 25, Of brain fever ALngnr LEr
son Of George and Sylvia Ldnslcy, aged II years
month and "a days.
In Cabot January J. Of consumption, ELLA, vito Of
Nelson s. Carpenter and dau hter Of Joseph and Gym
thia Lance, aged q years.
In Moretown, Dec. /, HELEN daughter Of +. and l.
Haseletne, aged IS years, II morthsand days
In Waterbury, Dec. IT, 1870, Of heart disease, Mr. l.
H. RAND aged 81 years.
In St. Johnsbury Centre Dec 30, Lucy STONE, wife o
Mr.. q. q. Dickinson.
In Danvile, Doc. 2i, LHos W., only sou Of John o
and Hattie T. Saunders, aged "A months.
In HardwicK, Doc. 20, Mr.. TIMOTHY UNDERWOOD a g,
| - years
la yershlre, Dec. 20, Mrs. BARnA BALLou, aged 2
years.
In Washington, Dec, 20, Mr.. Howard TANNER, age
70 years.
In Washington, Dec. 81, Ley sriLLER, wife Of Low
Tay Tor, aged y years.
! In salawga, Dec ~, Miss Polly HARRNGfoy, age
| 30 years and months.
At the sadawga House Dec, TO- very suddenly, Capt
WM HULL, aged 90 years.
In Marshhold, Dec. Is MARY ~. wife Of Amasa Hall
aged ~ years, months ands days
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Waluhman s. journal.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY II, 1871.
McCarthN,s Lecinre.


We predict that the lecture Of Mr. JrsriN Nc
CARruY this "wednesday evening will prove
one Of the most interesting and instructive oil The
whole season An exchange speaks OF him a'
follows
Mr. Mccarthy il mn Engshman whose liberia
sentiments and ability have placed hm m the
front ranks Of English reiormers. The compan
ion of John Bright, he has been associated Will
him in his reform lRbors and has contributed not
a little 10 the progress that has been made in that
country during the past twenty -fvo years Ills
noble defence Of the North during the late war
while he occupied the position Of editor-n-chlc
of the London Morning Star, is still fresh in tho
minds Of all Americans. lie was one Of the lev
who did this country Justice
II has gone out to some extent that tnc subject
Of Mr.. Mccarthy lecture would be- The Thrones
NJ Euope but VIC notice that he has also spoken
elsewhere upon the Franco russian War-a sub
iect upon which there is the deepest interest and
desire for information, at the present time. Mr.
Mccarthy has had ample opportunities for ac-
quainting himself with the great features OF Tho
present European war, and his lecture cannot
ril to possess Che deepest interest We therefor,
hope-all chance of hearing Senator SchuH upon
this topic being abandoned this change il
subjects may be had.
r9Tfhc choice of a committee this evening, t,
arrange for next seasons course, should not be
forgotten.
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Exlcnsiye Mandatory.

SASH, DOORS, nuNns, nutLDNG MATERIAL uc.
The man who made two spears Of grass grow
where nature had only provided for one, has been
50 frequently cuogzed that nothing more can be
done for him, unless we make him into big
bronco and give him a niche among the great
detunct, epimphcd, This is the man who du-
| plicated grass But there !. word 10 be said
for the hero of our present purpose the man OF
enterprise and ability who applies power to an
other wheel, and puts in motion series Of ma
chinery, which, combined with the mechanical
labor and the skill OF other men, produces mate
rial and manufactured articles indispensable 10
every properly progressive community.
A hasty survey OF the business hcadquarter'
Of our townsmcn, D. TArr & Sos, on the Berlin
side Of the Wmol.ki, and contiguous to the
Berlin Mills, made "a. aware of an arrange
mont more extensive and complete for carrying
ON their department II business than had before
come to our knowledge The Messrs. Taft, as
has already been learned through their adycr-
ti-cmcnts and an extensive basiuc-s, mlnuinc-
ture SASH doors ami blinds, and almost every
thing else tmt wood IS convertible into, and do
and perform planning. mliling, ioiutng turning,
iig saving. cite. we'll supplied lumber yard
and Do, house contain c,ery variety of lumber
required fr alI the purpose. of their trade, with
capacity to- furnish anything from a " Fuller
| Chun to O. three story mun,ord roof dwelling
house, with practical anl thoroughly compe-
tent builder as foreman. i1 make plans and
specifications or execute them. The man or wo-
man who wants 81 new house can leave their or-
der with the Me-.r.. nlt and have il flied with
as little trouble TO themselves as would attend an
order fora new suit at the ailor's, or a new
dres. at the dre,..maker's and vie mi1ht add.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-01-11

AloNG the LINE. There is cheerful Look to
the rapidly developing r1adbed along the line Of
the Montpelier and Wells River Railroad The
weather, thus far favorable for the season,
has not n,ericred with the working Of the hard
spots, or the building of culverts, and the short
ledge cut about a mile from this village is being
gone through in a manner that viii give the
tmckmen chance in early spring time. tn,
rocks, relieved from their long slumbers, furnish
the best material, and are being Immediately ap
proprated and put in position where watercour-e'
or culyer,s are required in the immediate vicinity
An adequate force is also at work on dirt cut,
and " slahbing the hin above the road, farther
Oh towards the Coffee House"
Thus the work goes brayely on, giving
assured promise Of an early completion, ii thosl
most interested perform faithfully their part, an,
is cheering Indication of increased prosperit,
throughout the section traycrsed by this road
Montpelier, which in railroad point of view ha
so long stood a violation of the sublime architect
ura wisdom of King Solomon's Temple by hay
ing It's only d" window in the North can nov
begin to see light in the East II it only in
duces the habit Of carly rising and being up an'
dressed for other enterprises which our location
and the times demand we shall have faced to tn,
rising sun and entered into bonds" 70 som
purpose.
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IA aria es.


In Montpelier January t. by Rev II. ". Worthou Mr.
GEoRGE LAwsoS and Miss NErrIE Rowland both OF
East Montpelier
In Montpelier. Dec. %, BY Rev. II " worihen, NIL
son G. MtNAup Esq, Of Montpelier, and Mis-, ELLsS s.
BARTON, Of East Montpelier.
In St. Augustine's church, Montpelier January @ hy
Rev. j. NJ. Duglue, Mr.. JusEPu r. MERoN aud Miss Jr-
LA GlNGHAUE, both Of Montpelier.
In MorrIstown. Dee. %, Mr.. Ell b. TowN aud Miss
IIELrN NJ. LirrrL, 10th Of Mouislown.
In Worthwhile January 10 Mr. ALBgRr NJ. Wmr0oW
and Miss SlLVEStA f. RkEn, both OF Hyde Park.
IN Morrisyillo, Dec. 2s Prof W. r. WHrrLE and Miss
Cora q. CLMENr, both Of Morrisyillc.
In Hardwick. Dec. %, Mr. lIENRl c. BALDWIN and
Miss EMILY ST. CRONELG, both Of North Wocott.
In AHddeseN Dec 2i, Mr. WoRTuES ". JOINS. OF
BrookGed, and Miss ELLEN NJ. CLARA of MoretIwn.
Also January I, Mr.. Benz. WARHES and Miss SARAH
! NJ RowELL, both Of MiidloseN.
In Grafton, January Q, Mr.. JAMS II. PRrstoS, o
Mortified, and Miss MARY j. llunsONt OF Grafton.
In Cabot Dee. 2j, Mr.. GEORGE \. CAnrENrER and
Miss DELLA S. PERRY, both OF Cah0t
In Barnet, Dec. 81 Mr.. WrlLtAN C-GLEAs1S AMI
Miss CYNTHIA A, MAHDEs, both Of Barnet.
Also Dec. 81 Mr. ARrHuR -. TRussELL Of Hamilton
Mass. and Miss SARAH W. Book, Of Barnet.
| In Danvne, Dec, "a, Mr.. EowlS HIT, Of Whcelook
and Miss DELL FULLER, OF sheffield,
In Hardwck. Dec. 20 Mr. SiLAs II TuCKrR, Of Nor
| rstown and Miss SARAH q. BRowS, Of stannard
! In NiddlesoX January 9TH by James Holden E-i
Mr. GUY REED W Northheld and Miss ELLEN LARuDh
! Of Montpelier.
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OLE VERMONT.

- WASHINGTON DISTRICT s..
In Probate Court held at Montpelier within and Tor
sud strict on the % IA day Of December A. d. $50.
AN instrument purpurng TO he the last Will ana les
lamont ofsanuei Britain, 10 OF Woodbury., in said Dis
trot, deceased being presented 10 tho Court by Hiram
U. Stone the Executor therein named, Tor Probate.
II Is ordered by said Court that all persons concerned
therein be notified 10 appear at session OF said Court TO
be- held at tho Probate Onoe In Montpelier, tho 18th
day Of jan A. d. 5ll aud show cause, h any they may
have against the Probate of said Will for which pur
pose it further ordered that copy OF the record o. this
order be published three weeks sccessYely In the Yer
mont Matchman and state Journal printed at Mont
peler, previous 10 said time appointed Tor hearing.
by the CoiWt-Attest
5l5l HARVEY 1ILDEN, Judge
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-01-11

~ OTlCE.-Tho nonresident proprietors
~ aud resident proprotors OF tho town OF Duxhury.
n tho County OF Washington, hereby notified that
the taxes assssed by said town within The three Year,
next preceding this date, reualn, n whole or In part
unpaid, on the following described lands la said town
90 viii
ulo undivided half Of Lot No. CO In the ist Division
0i Lots To- said town, drawn 10 tho original right OF John
Wentworth, supposed 0wnor u. - French,
Amount Of Taxes, 81 20
One undivided half Of lot No, 10, In the lst Division
OF Lots n .ad town, drawn 10 the gnal right OF John
Chapel supposed ownor solomon nawncr's Estate.
Amount OF Taxes, l,s9
One piece OF land IN nows Ve at the function OF the
roads leading rom JAG Do Andrews aud 4. D. Montgou-
oD's, the sane land decided by George W. Turner to
Alfred shunoo, MARCIA ~ 1900 and on tho sano day doed,
cd by said Alfred shonoo 81 ADO ahoneo, and now owned
end occupied by George Freeman estmaed at 10 acres.
Amount OF Taxes, sisI
And 50 much Of said land Will DO sold at Public Auc-
ton, At the dwelling house Of Mrs Ann Eliza Lyman,
in said nuxhnry, tho 18th day OF February, A. ID,
ls3 at O'Clock Ia the afternoon shall Prerequisite
@ discharge said taXes wlth costa unle.s previously
paid. LUCAS MORSE fhsi eensil5ie.
Dated at DaKbury, December 20, Isfo'-So52
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-01-11

CAnor.-At the Annual meeting Of the village
of Cabot, held January 7, 1871, the following
officers were elected for the year ensuing
j. r. Iamson, Moderator c. b Putnam
Clerk; G. B. Putnam, Treasurer j. 7. Lam
son, Attorney j, II. Damon, Collector.
Trusieos--J r. Lamson, Jesse Morse, Theron
IL. Lance, j NJ. Fisher, William p Whittier.
Fire Wardens-C. W. Cade, j. G. Harvey
j. r. Lilley, Lucus llerrick, W. W. lylord
John T. Stone, David Neyens.
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SUSPENSION or THE HOVE Insurance Cox
PANY.--At the meeting of the directors Of the
Home Insurance Company, held at Hartford,
Conn, ON Monday, il was unanimously voted to
make an assignment. S, f. Merriam was nomi-
mated as assignee. Bad management is said to
be the direct cause Of suspension
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-01-11

The cable has report, which is of nc
great Importance, however, that Prussian
courier was recently captured near the Bel
gan frontier with dispatches upon his person
urging the United States to press the Ala
hama elaims.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-01-11

MONTPELIER NATIONAL BANK.--At the snnua
meeting on the 10th, the Articles of Associatio n
were amended 80 os to reduce the number of Di-
rectors to five, and the new board elected consists
of James X. lAngdon, George c. Shepard, Elisha
P. Jewett, Daniel Baldwin and Carlos Bancroft
Hon. h, r. Keith, now far advanced in age, and
who has served as Director for many years, and
Dennison TAFT, desired to be relieved James r
Langdon, President; George c. Shepard, Vice
President and Charles Reed, Cashier.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF MONTPELIER reelected
its old board-Messrs j. A. Page, r. Richard
son, j. W. Ellis, p. p Pitkn, j. I. Thurstor
and Charles Dewey. j. A, Page, President.
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CTATE OF VERMONT,

~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT, 81.
In Probate Court, holden at Montpelier within and
said District the ~ day Of Dec, A. ID, l9Oosoar
Morrill, Arson N Ruggic Of the estate
OF Abel Morrill, late OF Cabot In said District deceased
proscut their administration account for examnatlon and
allowance and make application for deoree OF dstr-
button and partition u tho estate Of said deceased
Whorcupon Il q ordered hy said Court that said account
be- held 1.-THE Probate Once In said Montpelier che
l7th day Of January, A. d., ls, for hearing and do
cls.on thereon, and IL Is further ordered that notice
hereof, be given O. all psrons Interested BY puhli-
cation Of the three wa,ki succ sSgey Ia the Yer
lnont Matchaan and state Journal, printed at Mont
prer previous the said timo Of hearing that they
may appear said time aud place, sud show cause,
any they may have why said account should not DO as
loved and such decree made
ny the Court. Attest,
5052' n, A. CHASE. Register,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-01-11
DARING EMPRESS ROBBERY
s. All..rsele Suor

On Friday night last, just %, the s p. Ia. Bls-
ton train lea the Albany depita mos; daring
robbery and probable murder took place
The door on the north side Of the express car
was closed, while Tint on the south side was
slightly aiar Through thi, one the villain clam
bered up and into the car, and bracng himself
against the side commenced firing Mt the me-sen-
ger, who sat 10 chair near the northwes; side Of
the car figuring up hi- freight bill The messen-
ger, whose name is Thomas j llalpine, attempted
to rise, but a BAN struck him in the neck and he
dropped to the floor The robber continued firing
and approached him, and holding the pistol close
20 llapnc head fired twice more
lie then took the keys from hi- victim pocket
unlocked the express safe and took the money
which was in Is, amounting to 81 $50 When
the train reached the depot at Greenbush the rob
ter fed, uuoh>erei stop Of fifteen minutes
was mace To- connect n.,n the train from Troy.
Ilapine who had ty this time somewhat recoy-
cred unlocked the door next the Greenbush De
pot, and Slid it open enough to put bis head out.
His whispers % " Murder were heard by the
baggngcman, who called the conductor, just as
the latter was signaling the train 70 start fhe
almost murdered man was able to give these par
ticulors Of thc affair and to describe the robber.
llhpiue- acc was hackened Boy the powder.
His wounds, made by halls apparently from a
small Smith and Wessln pistol, arc three in mum.
Der, one ia theneck one under the right eye and
one in the right ear The latter passed into OF
near the base u the brain. llalpne was alive
Saturday afternoon, but no hopes are entertained
I Of Do, recovery. The police Of Albany baye no
clue 90 his murderer.
The American Merchant Union Express Com
pany advertise reward of IS 600 for Information
Leading to The arrest and conviction Of the robbe
and murderer
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-01-11

Remaining in The Montpelier Post OGcs
January 10, 1871.

LAnigs.-taura A. Colhurn. Flora Graves, M|.
Mary Chaplin, Miss Minne VI. Davis Miss Marie \,
Moroy Mrs. Bessie Guud
GrytLKugy. NeS,ndcr Noble, Z. A. P.tkIn, r 49,
Rkor Oliver Robcrgc.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-01-11

WMrsFELD.-Ihe tenth anniversary Of the
wedding Of Mr.. & Mrs j. MuNRoE JosLN, was
observed last Friday evening by surprise party
of friends, who brought with them warm hearts
and many presents suited to the occasion.
In turn, the company received a cordial wei
come and handsome treat Of cake and coffee -
Numerous congratulations were expressed to the
favored couple DR.. n W Gilbert read pleas
ant poem prepared for the occasion. Through
out, the affair was successful and agreeable.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-01-11

A young woman of Cleveland has sued
dentist for assault and battery, in pulling
from her pretty mouth three sound front teeth
She visited him to lose decayed back tooth
and after singular attempt to pursuade her
to make clean sweep aud then have false
set, he gave her gas and she was aroused by
the pain to find three teeth gone and Others
in danger. That dentist must have badly
wanted Job
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-01-11

The Ladies Of Barre will hold a grand
RECEPTION AND Festival
at the Goddard Seminary hall, Wednesday even
ing Jan. 2jth, commencing at O'Clock
Proceeds to be used for furnishing the parlors
in the Seminary. Particulars next week.