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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-05-25
WHITE SULPHUR SPRIN3S

Ill WHITE SULPHUR, SPRINGS,
., .GREENBRtER, VEST VIRGINIA.
'ps aaa,a s,erhfbs w be
S9SH Sa the 1sr 9G JUNE They afford
The cars Of the GhesaIieake and Ohio Rail
road run to the Springs. Excursion tickets,
tas i9W rates. VIII 10 furnished in the principal
Fhese SPRINGS are 1000 feet iabove tide
water. esHd the climate in. which they are situ-
entire relief from prostrating summer lieati
Fr?f. Rosenberger's e1eellent Band will be
ROOM. ~ .;rrI .f'-'rt '.'' - 80 -
+ s9 Masgperaas e and Fancy Balls during the sea-
nl An o1tensi9e Livery will be kept at very
,CnAhaEs.@s$ per day. and s75 per month Of
thirty dfys., Children under ten years Of ago
and coiored servants, half price; white SER
wants according to accummt daliona
PAMPHLETS III reference to the medicinal
value OF tiie,wator, routes to the Springs, etc !,
may; be, had free OF, Charge.
May II limo GEO. T.. pEYTON 4 CO
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-02-15

Work is progressing finely on the Montpelier
and Wells River railroad Gangs of men are at
work in Montpelier, East Montpelier and Plain
field. The open season proves favorable to the
stone work, especially, which is being vigorously
pressed
On Monday last the old Rutland Railroad De-
pot at Burlington was closed, all business being
done at the Vermont Central Depot. The passen-
ger trains are hereafter to run through directly
from Rutland to ST. Adams,
The Msssquoi Valley Railroad is progressing
rapidly nine miles, to Sheldon, are nearly COM
pleted. \ spacious saw mill, driven By fifty
horse power engine, running four circular saws,
is preparing ties and other timber at rapid rate
Necessary excavations and stone for culyerts and
everything required for an carly completion Of
the work are being hurried forward By the enter
prising and thoroughly accomplished contractors
The business of the Central has-been increasing
very rapidly, in every department, within the
past few months, and especially is this noticeable
in the car department A large amount Of rolling
stock is being turned out, and some 2l3 men arr
constantly employed in the manufacture thereof
]
passenger department four palace and sleeping
coaches, which when completed, are 10 be followed
by five more. These cars are to be built foi
Pullman Of palace car" fame, and are to be run
on the Central Line by him They are to be con
structed after the style and finish Of his best anC
latest improved coaches, and arc intended to b,
fully up to them, in every particular 1t IS antici
pated that four will be completed in season fol
the summer travel.
In the freight department during the month 0
january, there were turned ont 40 new cars
comprising 80 platform, and 10 box cars. Their
was also rebuilt Is box cars, besides numerou,
other incidental repairs
large amount Of lumber is necessarily used il
this work, amounting to 2ll,ll7 feet for tb
month mentioned, Of which 90 ,63l feet was spruce
II 500 feet oak $4,000 feet pine; eO,35G fee
Florida pine 1860 feet ash $1,000 feet hem
lock; 1880 feet black walnut; 1900 feet white
wood 1000 feet chestnut 800 feet maple
! and 200 feet cherry.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-02-15

The infatuation Of spirtualsm caused
the suicide Of Abraham Samuolson, an elderly
merchant Of Louisville, Ky, last week.
Joshua Davis died in Columbus, Ohio
Tuesday from the effect Of laughing gas taken
to have a tooth extracted, some time ago.
Gail Hamilton thinks that the trouble
with the woman's Fighters is, that they want
to live like women aud be paid like men.
"A coored member Of the Virginia Senate
made personal explanation recently, in which
he said that if he did not express himself
dramatically it was the fault Of those who
Kept him in slavery.
The Tribune says llaggerty the slaugh-
tered Philadelphia rough, "was followed to the
tomb by crowds of mourning scoundrels VIII
lamented the loss Of the biggest bruiser Of
them ALL
The Chicago Republican iutimates that
Tilton's new paper is to be started in thai
city, aud warns him that 3" as a condition Of
success, he must decline the parting Of hi,
hair few inches to the right or to the left,
The only tradesmon in Paris who mad,
good thing out Of their country misfortune
were the liquor sellers aud tho grocors. Theii
stores seemed inexhausiblc, but they were
sold at famine prices to the last.
The latest social novelty is Dicken.
party" in which all the participants are tc
assume characters from the Dickens novels
aud dress them as near as they can. Toledo
o., has the credit, or otherwise, Of the inyeu,
ton
A sea captain, invited to meet the com,
mittee of a society for the eyangolization Of
Africa, when asked, "Do the subjects Of til,
King Of Dahomey keep sunday2' replied
"Yes, and everything else they can lay hands
on"
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BOSTON oArrLE MARKET.

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Books and Magazines.

BARSB' MOTIFS. Notes Explanatory and practi-
cal, on the Gospels. By Albert Barnes author
Of " Note on the Psalms, &c., dc. 10 two
volume. New York Harper d Bros.
Wchave here new edition of this valuable work,
revised by the author The first edition was is-
sued nearly forty years ago, and its immediate
and continued popularity shows the estimation
placed on it by all who have had occasion to use
such a commentary The addition Of maps and
numerous illustrations, makes it even more de-
sirahe than before.
Wilder has them.
FAIR FRANcE Impressions Of a Traveller By
the author Of " John Halifax, &c New York
Harper Bros.
A very readable pleasant series OF sketches of
travel in France, which will he read with in
creased interest from tho fact that many Of the
places described have so lately suffered from the
scourge Of war. The authors dedication will
give some idea Of the impressions she received
during her journeyings :---"l inscrihc Fair
Frann'-France of yesterday--to those heroic
and suffering souls in the France Of to-day. who
yet suffer in hope, seeing light through the dark
ness, and believing in new and nober France oil
tomorrow
For sale 40 Nilders
Couens AND CONS. BY DR.. w. W Hall Hurd
a iioughton Publishers
Nowriter has won better or soGnder roputa-
ton In Treating the various diseases which we are
all heir to, than has DR.. Hall, editor Of HAIR,
Journal 81 Heaiih and certainly we know of No
subject, especially at this season of the year, to
which the attention of 50 many people would
naturally be directed as that covered by the title
Of this volume. All afflicted may read this excel
lent work with profit, and follow the course
prescrbed therein with set greater profit. For
sale at Wilder's.
TIM NURSERY, for February, is as charming a.
ever. and will be warmly welcomed by the littl,
ones who are fortunate enough to see it, J.L
shorcy, publ isher, Boston
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DGatrhman s. journal.
wNpNEspAY. rEnRuARY l5. ls1l.
Mr.. MhInnIe,. IecInrc.

The lecture Of Mr Whipple at Village Hall on
Monday evening, upon Cu,HtEs DicEENs, was
one Of unusual interest That uncQualled author
cannot be talked about before an intelligent audi
enco without pleasure to the great majority Of
readers, who are his admirers Mr. Whipp!e did
ample Justice to his theme, proving himself as
pleasant and effective a speaker as he is writer,
and so well did he bring out the prominent traits
of the great novelist, that many Of the queer
names and queorcr, but always natural, chanc
ters Of the author, presented themselves for new
recognition 10 the memories Of the listeners. The
lecture will be remembered as one Of The best Of
the course.
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VERMONT wATCTTMAN AND STATE JOURNAL.

4" '"'N W u"'' T" any A'"ui '"' '"g"e' ''u'"Y ~
'o.utont ass'l'ss' '','''n 'uu o,' !" w
| "' N'so ''Na'In N',a'gy oui'a o'''''" W y
."',,' .'''''"- oioan'ins anu no""ns P'op''u''
P'' i''es one pun" u'o 'vuo'y i'tuy "' ".
n9 my Cunt ',u W "uss'ss " -
r, w. V, rie'e'i :" ~ 100 9v"o's '',V'' ~
.'9' ''' so' ny io'u'n u'"', nooN ou. ~,
,n' ".i'n''' "'''''vus ~ ''oins WAY y
"P'u ",o "u..'e Wl'pp'r pn l''''o' r'i'aV9
.',uo' ny thc .. government eApiosy io'
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peaths


ln San Francisco Fob. lth, Mrs JufIA j. smrrER
wife of Hon james Mch shaiter, aged % years, for
merly Of Montpelier.
In Cabot Fob 9th, llKLES TEnuKIrs daughter d
john and Lydia Tcbhotts aged II years,
In Cabot, Fob, 10TH Of Consumption, Mrs SALLY MACK
widow Of the late Asa Mask, aged ~ years.
In Cabot, Fob. nth. Of consumption, GEoRGE W NV
ms son of David and Ayisa NVvins aged n years.
In Manchester, Feb, IN, amer lingering Illness Az
"a w BuhsHsA third daughter Of the late William A.
Burnham aged 90 years.
ln Rutland, Feb 3, at tho re.dence Of her son, Col
Rcdhold Proctor, Mrs. BEfsEi pRoCr0R, widow OF the
late Jahez Proctor Of proctorsylle aged 70 years.
In Boston, Jan, 2ih MANY, wife Of Otis Human and
daughter Of DR., L. Richmond OF Derby Line, aged d
years.
AZ North Troy Fob D. JULIA SWIFT, WHO OF Orln Dor
man. Esq, aged " years, months and To days
In Barton Landing Jan ~, Instantly Of heart dis
dase JonN Colby, aged o. years.
In Cambridge. Jan. sb, JonS DiokKSsoS aged 81
years and mouths
In Cambridge, Jan. 18th, Mrs. SALLY KIRouaN, aged
-2 years.
IN East Berkshire, Jan, 18th, Mrs. Aura d. SEARS
widow OF the late Jesse Scars Of Cambridge aged yrs
In Wateryllle, Fob 8, CLAY soorr, son Of j. d. and
Ann scott, aged " years.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-02-15
FORTY-FIRST CONGRESS-.
THIRD SESSION.

TuwDAY, Feb. :.
The Senate killed the Chorponning claim, for
tho present, at least. A bill was passed to pay
the loyal citizens Of loudon county Virginia lor
cattle taken by the Union army during the war
The President sont in veto Of the bill Tor the
payment Of the claims naval contractors. Pres
dental recommendation that the salary Of our
Minister ot berlin be increased, was received.
In the House, the report Of the West Point In
vcst;cating Committee was received Mr.. Hoop
or. from the Ways and Means Committee, re-
ported bill for the repeal Of the income tax
WEDNESDAY,, Feb. &.
The Senators were in talking mood on Wcdnes-
day, AMI talked about great variety Of matters.
Among Others bribery at elections which called
ont somc pretty sharp political talk the removal
ofpolitcal disabilities, which Of course made CON
siderable discussion and above ALL bill to rogu-
ntc, rcorganizc and conduct the public schools
of the District Of Columbia About all these
matters the Senate tqlled What they did, was
10 concur in the House resolution appropratng
500 600 10 the Southern investigating Committee.
In the House the question Of selling out and
breaking up orr navy yards was discussed at
some length The ground was taken very docid-
civ. thnt navy yards -iho-e Of Brooklyn and
Charlcstown especially were impslimcnts to the
Growth OF the cities in which they were situated,
anu :" '' VA ,,.,,.'t. aa1 c,r,l,or t,ot
"ou" ..t....,.,,.., ~ 81, ,.,,.o.,,,,,,,,.
~ I'll ~. A.. t..,,- ,,d ,,c,rer
s'"' w, ~
III P'''''' .r. r.t q
l"'"a""'i '''
The Senate, ia open .cs-i]n, neither sail nor
aid mucb that ,yn. worth rcplrtiur After ap-
-. A. s.. ,,.i gi,;r .., ti, smith.
Po'"'"9 "o's'S' a..
crn investigating Oomnilloe' ana V'h'''cIlns 'no
Executive and Diplomatic Appropriation bill long
cnopyh 10 reject the House amendment which i'm
" a. c. g. .i.
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PROpERTY FOR sALE

The Subscriber offers for sale his Parm and Tnbcred
Lands In Mddlesex within three miles of Montpelier
and within one half mile Of the river road running from
Montpelier 10 Mddlesev village
The Farm contains about i0u " land j Of which
are under improvement consisting Of good meadows
pasture, the rest neil fnssred with good roads running
10 different parts
The buildings consist Of one House convenient Tor two
families, Barn, Sheds, aud other out-huldurs with
good cold, sof aing Uasr running 20 the house
! and barn.
will sell ten tons Of Hay one pair oxen troe Work
Horses, three Harnesses, buggy Wagon, job
Tools together with sleds, Wagons Trucks, Chans and
every thing needed to carry extensive laundering
Business
On this farm convenient 10 the building anil within
oue-haf mile OF the Railroad and side track N large
and commoiious STEAM SAW MILL, with Sheds for
storing lumber and pond for floating logs.
There Is one thirty-hye Norse-PuwUr Engine, Fuc-
Boiler p feet long, feet diameter two ucs % Inches
each, and chimney 20 feet high. The machinery Q. a
nearly new, L. In good running order, aud consists Of one
Of Lane, Ptkn Brooks Improved Circular snw-Als.
with Sctt Works and Carriage fifty feet long, Bur
lington Planer, one JOintng Saw slab sliw, and
one Buttlng Saw wrought iron shafting and iron pull
I leys, complete for running said machinery.
have 10000 feet Of Dry Lumber n the yard con-
sistng Of Spruce Hemlock and Hard Wood, which ]
will sell at bargain.
will sell the whole property together, or the Mil
ffpndfffy, or the tmherud lands with the mill. lu
either case terms Of payment will be made easy.
In Consequence Of disability, conpsnsf % rsreHd
busasssy and " parties prefer will lease The MILL Or
| the mill and fern iogettsr for one or more years
Possession given nj once 10 desired.
This Is chance for making money and any one
wishing 10 engage In the above business will do we'll 81
iook haze before purchasing elsewhere.
will also sell one undivided half cf i0 acres of t'm-
herod land, situated In the central part of Duxhury
suous TO good roads and within four miles ui the rail-
road at Rdleys station. T.. S. CAME
| Montpelier VI, Feb. 9Th, is5t. d6u
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-02-15

TEAeiIERs' lNsrIrurE,-The instruction at the
late institute at Barre, was given by MIR, Fordyce
A. Alien, late principal Of the Pennsylvania
State Normal School at Mansfield, aided by Miss
Eliza NJ. Clark, the superintendent Of public
schools in Bennington. The Free Press SAYS moro
than hundred names have been enrolled, and
inc exercises were exceedingly interesting and
profitable No little credit is due to DR.. Spauld.
ing hes. Mr.. Tenney and other citizens for their
ehicient aid The attendance of the people in.
creased constantly from the first day. THURSDAY
evening the town hall was packed to hear n ect-
ure from Mr.. Goodrich on School lIyriene The
previous evening Mr.. Allen had GOOD audience
to hear and commend his views ON the Elucotior
Of Children. DR.. French spoke on Tuesday even.
ing upon Town System Of Schools and other mat
ters. No doubt some part of the intelligent in.
hrcst in the cause Of popular education exhibit
ed By the citizens of Barre Is due to the adyant-
ages they have 50 long enjoyed in the way of aca-
demie culture. Weare informed that the subject
Of Change from the district to the town system
y receiving considerable discussion, and that
there Is a strong probability that the old district
system Will be swept away at the March meeting
y thls is DONE Barre may be expected to show
"e rest OF Washington county what publ,
sohools ought to be and it will not be long be-
'vr other towns will follow her example.
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Mett &dtertis
4 FARM FOR sALE.-A First class

4 FARM FOR SALE.-A First class
A n. DAIRY FARu, lately owned by Seneca sylvester
j. offered Tor sale reasonable terms fine 0pportu
nifty is presented TO any one who desires 20 purchase
GOOD FARM II consists Of about 20 acres, we'll wood
cl and wuterod, good Orchard and the whole Il In fine
condition. Some sixty 10 seventy tons of Hay cut
upon 10 last season. The House and Barns In good
repair, and pleasantly situated
II la located on tho West Hill, about mile and
half south of the -Four Corners from the Matseld road
Application 70 Eimunt Pope Of Northheld, Adminis
traitor Will receive prompt attention, who will give any
Information relative 70 this farm that Is desired BY letter
0r otherwise.
EDMUND POPE Admir-.
NorlhneId. FOB. u. l.ll. 5i.ia
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meut d&dtortis
TOB FOR BUILDERS.

To repair the Congregational Meeting House In Peach
am by raising said House six feet, and finishing Nesy
and Lecture Room In basement and by buldnga Tower
from the ground one hundred feet high, Sc. Lumber
furnished by Committee.
For further particulars enquire Of the subscriber who
will receive bids until March /, ISL,
T.. =. PARKER, for Committee.
Peacham. Feb. 49, 1871. 57i59s
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=
In Probate Court held AZ Montpelier la said District
on the 9Th day Of February, A. d. ISL.
Samuel s. holt1n Administrator ll tho estate % David
falor, late OF East Montpelier Ia said district denrased
presents his administration account or examination and
allowance, and makes application tor decree of dstg
button and partition Of the estate OF said deceased.
Whoreupon, u Is ordered BY said Court that said aocount
aud said application be referred 20 scson thereof 10
DO held at the Probate Onlee In al Montpelier, on the
lth day OF February A. ID. 1871 for hearing and decision
thereon And IL Is further ordered that notice hereof DO
given ~ all persons Interested, by publication % tho
same three weeks sucfcsssoiy ga the Vermont Watch
man state Journal newspaper published 40 Mont
poer, previous 10 said tno appointed tor hearing, that
thoy may appear said time and place. and show
n any they may have, why said account should nut DO
allowed, and such decree made.
BY tho Coult.--Aitesl
rG53 n. A. CHASE, Register.
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STATE MATTERS.

Charles Merrill Of Addison has killed cow Of
the Durham breed that weighed l,Oil pounds
nGSNNoroN COUNTY.
The German population celebrated the fall oil
Paris on the 3lst, at East Arlington. The Ger
man flag was uniurlcd, cannon fired and consider
able Of The national beverage consumed
A fox was run down and killed By dog on the
green in front Of the church in West Arlington.
Dennis Bushco, Of Manchester, while returning
from Sandgatc in a sulky, Saturday evening" was
qrapplcd by two unknown persons, but be proved
to be to1 much for his would-be robbers.
Tho Grand Neck-rio Sociablo Of Manchester, on
Friday evening, was a perfect success. Over two
hundred and fifty persons were present
By monster blast In the HOLSTER quarry,
Dorset, on the 25th Of January block of marble
forty feet long, thirty feet wide and eighteen feet
deep, and estimated to weigh more than two
thousand tons, was thrown more than thirty feet
and broken into amillion pieces Seventeen kegs
Of powder aid the work
CALEDONIA COUNTY
Last week ihs friends and pari-honcrs Of Rev
c. ". Thompson, of DanyilIc, made him visit.
leaving over 500
The Spring Term Of peeham academy com
mcncc- on Tuesday next, thc 2l-t inst, under
itsoldaudp opuhrp principal &C A. Bunker NJ
wrrEynEN COUNTY.
Tie amount Of cheese sold at Richmond last
week was olo boxes, with prices ranging from 10
TO ! "a cents pound, according to quality. But
ter ranged from 80 10 IS cents per pound.
Asa sandcrson, former Principal Of Essex
Acadamy, WHO absc0ndcd under suspicion Of in
oondarsm and charge. Of forgery, died at Utica,
Ind, Oct 3l.t. Of consc-uyc chiils.
james 4 Sheld of Burlington has butchcred
o half Durham steer of Obs own raising 20 months
and u days old, which dressed 80 pounds.
psA COUNTY.
Some nine or rem year. ago, when Ash Hubbard
of Concord, was Side judge, he was also engaged
in bis saw MILL On one occasion, Moses Hin
drew 10 his mil two logs, O Eastwood and a ma
pie, directing him to saw tho maple into sled rum
Nor, and the Eastwood into boards. When the
Judge commenced the order, bis mind was un-
doubtodly over at the Guilihall court, for when
the order was executed, Hin went TO lle mill and
..i..... ~.
-, .',' w., t',1.i5 -
weat hone, and dalhcl llibmri thc Bas0o0od
luigi. o. title De BIAS worn with honor ever since
....
|
/ N''' "'u'' l'nl''lS oi me n'''' '' East D'rS'
sN''e' was nos' '''''''''ns'y An" o'ns''ol,y
DuIn'l on 'A'oil'y evening l'''' 'y 'a' expo
SION Oh heio'i' "up lD' eAp''sloH '''A
place just alter The wick lad been turned down.
twouF oor,rr.
The Congregational Society Of llsdepark will
erect o. church, in the coming summer, having
purchased Che hama Or 'a'' purpose
/ Catholic church is al>3 IN contemplation to
he buili m liydepork neXtsummcr-
/ Mr. james Fletcher cluc near por.-hiue on
/ the late cold Sunday in going from Cady'- Fails
to llydepark
The Iamoille C.nuty Teachers Association
met at Morri,yile. Fob. 3. and elected the fol-
l,,,ing officers pr,.i5,ot- Prof r. q uotba.
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~ w s. Martin, of Plainied, has sold his
lnorough-bred Bull, " Green Mountain Boy, to
eessrs' D. q f. d. Leggett, Eagleyille, Centre
QPnnty, Pennsylvania This Bull took the first
pFmum in his class at the State Fair last Fail.