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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-06-19

A coLoRED man was once asked why
he did not get married. Why, you
see, sah,n said he, :" I got an old mud
der, an I hab to do for her, ye see, sab,
an eff I didn't buy her shoes and stock
ms she wouldn't get none. Now, eff I
was to get married I'd hab to buy dem
tings for my wife, and dat 'ud be takin'
de Shoes an stockins rite out er my ole
mudder's mouf. H1
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-06-19

The best authorities estimate the
wool product OF the entire world for
1871 at /, 900, 900, 900 pounds. Europe
produced $4,000, 900 lbs; Asia, 470,-
600, 900 lbs; Australia, 175,000, 900 lbs. :;
tho United States, l22, 900, 900, and
South Africa, $4,000, 900 TBS. The
United States used of the raw material,
in excess of the home production about
68,000,000 lbs, imported at cost of
50, 780, 900. f.i 2
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-06-19

The St. Adams (yt.,) Messenger
thinks "sky blue is pretty color Tor
ceilings. but not so tasty for country
milk at eight cents quart" " .rt +
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-06-19

EUROPE is supposed to contain 3oo,-
600, 900 people. One hundred years
ago the estimate was but 10000, 900.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-06-19
SENATE. Resolutions of thanks tc

vicePresident Colfax for the courtesy, dignity and
nparlality exhibited by him as its presiding officer
were unanimously passed. The House bill refund
ing the duties on goods in bond from the 1st of
August, 1872. passed. The bill authorizing
the President to appoint Commissioners to the
Vienna International Exhibition 1873 was passed
The committee of conference reported the river and
harbor appropriation bill. which was -concurred
in. A resolution was adopted to pay Senator Yick-
ers for the year commencing on the 4th of March,
1867 passed. d tEt -r# .a5
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-06-19
WILSON SUCCESSFUL.

PHILADELPHIA, June 6,-When the
roll was called the vote stood 3642 for
Wilson, 3214 for Colfax. Before the
result was announced Virginia changed
her vote to Wilson, securing him the
nomination. Tremendous confusion
arose, states changing their votes, and
after some cheering Wilson was nomi
mated unanimously.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-06-19

The earliest tubular bridge-tThe
bridge of the nose"
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-06-19

One of the changes in the German
army is to be the wearing of the i'm
perial eagle as an ornament throughout
the service. Prussia has also, deter
mined to establish stations in the from
tier fortresses for carrier pigeons.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-06-19

Inner Northwest sunk in the rapids
- - Monday, Her cargo is al
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-06-19

OUT of 1,60O pictures submitted for
che London international Exhibition
this year, only about 900 have been ac-
cepted.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-12-25

The Fisk monument which is to be placed in
the cemetery at Brat,leboro, is now 10 the
hands Of the artist, Meade, at Rome, and will
be completed by spring, when it is to he erected
under the immediate supervision Of the artist
Some fifty citizens of Bellows Falls have
published a card asserting that the attempted
implication and the arrest Of Laban Bullock on
suspicion Of breaking into and setting Ere
TO o f. Woods store, was n malicious and
dangerous plot which calls for the outspokcn
contempt and TIE utmost rigor Of the law
Thursday afternoon, Dec. 9th, the cider mill
and adjoining barn of Horace Reynolds, Of
Putney, were entirely destroyed by fire loss
| 81 500 no insurance. Four hundred bushel'
Of apples, twenty Eve barrels Of cider, and Q
ton VI tobacco were also destroyed. The fire il
supposed to have caught from the stove in Tho
cider mill All were at dinner, and were frs
notified Of the fire by ueighb,rs.
TIL store and residence OF Charles II Land
man, in naws,nyle. was burned about Il
O'Clock on the night Of sunday, Dec 18Th
Mr. landman and family being absent, but few
of the goods and none Of the furniture wer'
saved. Loss partially covered by insurance
Supposed to be the work of an inccndmry.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-12-25
Boston Produce Market

TnuRsnAY, Dec. 70.
The folloping are the prices obtained In this mar
ket by commission houses Tor produce in good cond.-
a6o, subject % a coamliaoa ior selling
APPLES -Tho market Is nfn, with a fair demand
or glns ilot' 1f fruit We quote Western az fiad q
md y r. nuit 90 44i5d2M per biol Tor choice Az
hEANa-lhe receipts have been 30 hns ThorO
To only moderate demand for medium on pea beans
and sales are madc within range OF quotations, ",
quote choice haud picked pea hc4us al g. 80 per bush
Tor Western ami 2 bs per bush tor Eastern, chpc,
hanl-po Acd mediums 90 $3.50, common do 90 iHl 81
per hush.
BuTfER- Receipt. 29s0 pkgsand 90 boxes. There g
ir inquiry los The best grades Of butter aud price,
ere wcl sustained. We tote The uh1iefais priltf,
ffrfrfi by c1niWisgion h1usss, as follows -fiuo FAT
western hill made 40 g HAn per n choice summer
mndo butter ct pa uci medium uutter NC ieDAc
cummun du az lQH .lc nakers' DO az luQlic per b.
tHEtSE-Thp receipts havo been ~ boxes. 1hef'
b no Improvement TO notice, ana the market contlu
ues Gun at quoted rates. We qgots choice TAI
choIce dairy at lidllic. and common do at eniA
per lb.
EuuS-The receipts have been IS boxes and bbls
The market Is hrn, with sales at Boo per dozen io
Northern and Eastern, and 2ilD lsc for lined
HAf-Ihe market remains hrm, with an active de
manu- al iu prices. This best sell at 81 per ton
while all gOol, nnd fair OF hay, sell at 2jd
~ per Ton. STRAW Is tuarce aud wanted ut jlii pc
ton.
P0uLTaY-The supply Il limited and with fli
demand Toe nesh-siilrd turkeys and chickens, w
quote the best Northern at ava Aei Eastern, iGUl se
Western. i6Ulso per 10.
NEuEfAbbtb-fhe receipts are not heavy, ant
with good demand the murart is hrn 40 81 per ius
Tor prime Jackson Whites. Onions are hrm aud he'd
at tilvstl.i3 pen BIOL.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-12-25
l5alnhman s. Jnurnal.
,EnNEspAY. DEcEMBER rs. Is72.
clubbing with the Wat,lman.

Tho term FOR which many Of our req 'crs we're in-
ducod to suhsello for some of our popular and ca
,oiiont miaas.nss. together with tho WHCnuAs, has
ia most cases already expired.
10 tho ca.c OF "ssnhncrs Moathiyn tho term ex-
pired win the October nnmho and with tho Ncvem-
ber number commences new volume. liafpcr's
Monthly" begins new volume, with MATCHING pros
poets. with tho D comher number. The Atlantis
Monthly" -" 1hc Galaxy" " Lppincott'i Mhgo1 NO "
and " Oid and Now 20 an OF which We have Intro
duccd some OF our readers through special rates.
commence their volumes viii their Issue Of January
by means OF special arrangements, we ore enabled 10
furnish amy of thefo 6fsclif7 magazines the price OF
each Of which IS per year. with tho NEnmoNr
WArcnuAS Avn Stare IurRSAL, OF 81 per year Tor
both. These rates are Tor ilulefs weekly and
"Bng,r.n ne we'll ns the Monthly
In the ladies' department we can furnth Cooley.
Iadics' Book" With The WAICnNAv, Tor one year fai
stQ5 with valuable chr imo, and "Pgictson's la
dies National Magazine" for 81 a5 por year, bcsidel
The special rates COR llarp,fs nazar' given above.
For our youns ldcrs we furnish The very bort oil
reading matter at tho following ntsi The WArcn
Man ani "um Young Folks" ono year for $3.50
with "The Nuta}' CD.
The WArDnuAS aud Cuidyator a1l Country Gen
uDm1u. " ulil Doc un'.hrd Cor per Yonr
Thaaiove chancei 60 m ine local and state read
Soc W H Hnt 90 nroal.r cope arc exceptional an'
wothine exceeding y desirable. sic iru.t to aee tlH
uaiuss Of ut lcist thouuui OF cur prc'cut and pro
W.otYl H' scrhus uniting to f.eure tlo advantage
which ills oG.r aHeas.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-12-25
Markets.


a. Cambridge and Brighton, for the week ending
Tuesday, December 20, is'A
Auousr oF STOCK At NAHEEr
cafHs. S1ssp siofs, Hog'. caifes
This week.. 800 1851 on 1850 o.
G i',' y sSS. aso. i3H 5'SoIs 90 5.oo %
Pacrs-Be,f cau,-Extra fat and heavy premium
Oxen, uAHio.10i fret quality, - Tlnini second
quality, $50 a9.j0 thrd quality, i6.OOaI75 per
i0J lbs on total weight Of hide, tlow and dressed
beef A lew choice single pairs sll.UV@l2ol. Balls
Worsiag or'n.- toQa2'i per pair or according to
their value az beef Handy Steers s7tUiO.
HHct C0Ws. fl0aii extra good, ssJal0l, with or
wihon, calves Us may be agrecdi farrow and ordin-
iio,s.-Ysarllnss. soan, two.years Old, sooaoo
hrce-y years old s0lNoj Western steers choice, 80
Msou, Live weight sia~ic per lh. store cattle,
Texan Sag g per U. Good, si.jldsW. FAIR t5u1a
sAssp.-s az shrarc sheep iG5e
1fHitHg Lorits-Pdltic.
sA,eg agd Lamb, sloiU5ol, in lots tlioB5.5o.
shades Whoissac. q aoc retalc s0oo per ID. Fat
llogs jidi per 70, spuug fiss ir@l5s por 10.
psli COT s.-t3Ofis 10 .pI per beat
LIBERALIZATION, 40 cts. country lots, JA5ie
fdiow, onttc.t country los, 5G5icts pcr TO-. psit'
with wool On, 81 .21ul so eachi county lots dry
5lOjas3ol. CalEkus taiCc.
RsNAHKs--A large portion Of arriyalsthls week art
Western, made up OF all grades IRON CHOICE Curist
mas lulocks, TO some quite ordinary. Prices very
weak cattle n consequence Of IT, being Christmal
week, AMI poultry all the rage. The few Northern
cattle wore only desiAnie tsr country butchers, a.
Q low Nht"+s W q AhltNfcN hhN nc hllAhiYN TWO hhN
--ycar Old oxen raised and httet hy Col Pierce o
Greenland, n. H. ighing Oils hs, before started
Too market. Fitch a McNurty sold 20 steers avofag
eIng W1 pounds ut 10. 90 mt Same price 90 Mr
rnndcfson.
W. COLL ssold o. tcerset ~ live weight q ayerag
ing l,l} lbs, at BE. W r.. kmhall ought W steeu
averaging lti4 lbs at -ic. A. Monroe sold l9 steer
/ ay raging liitj Zoe at o. live weight.
sdstr-,upp'y iisht prees steady very lttl'
doing this week in mutton. Merrill q Moult n sole
Is thecp, averaging u7 lbs, at ic H. Hastln-s sole
10 lanps 0yefaeinS 70 Us, &C sc 4 Sheep aycrag
ing 40 lbs, at &C. G. r. Temple sold 20 sheep aver
a -ing 90 los. NJ &C. A fair call Tor mich COWS. ]
/ Stpn sold at stjtui Houghtou Wilcox sold iron
/ 5ll.00 TO 5000 bfafy at ij.0l
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-12-25
The Week of Prayer.


The officers Of the different branches Of the
Evangelical Alliance have issued their annual
nr,eromme or topi,s fr tbc weoL of nraver
eA'eiuins 'Ionl January D. 100 10 Tue Ism
The Toll wing are the subjects selected
Sunday Ian Sermons S,b;ec, TLc
foundation ee.,ritv and ,riyers.,i ,,,er.; ~, ~,
tbe Christian cbnrcb
N,nJnv Ian -Dev,pt actrov,leJ,ne,t
Remembrnnce ol G,d's mcrcv IN thc ng,i',7
To- families. and +, the ebmrcIes. nrnyiientioi
and snirjtn,I be.sip,,s r., ,,,r.,iv.s c,,f,s,i,r
oT si1
Tuesday. Jan. 7-praver Far Cb,i.ti,r
churches their increase IN love octivitv fisi
inv m the trnth ma The ciearor ,norir.,',t,@. ,
NJ the unity in tho f,th G,r n,nis,ors r'is
siona,ies nd svancelists
Wcdnesdav Ian s-pr,vor r., r,,ol;es
f,r s,ns and dongthers or GI,i.,i,n r,ron,s
1r a ble.sinr on home influence. IND on III,
sorvicos AMI ordinSnoos nr ia NH ~
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-12-25

" George Francis Train aud j w
Nichols have been arrested for circulating
obscene literature. 1t is generally know
that Train has a paper called the Ligue
1t is fall Of obscene personal notices and
libellou' paragraphs on public men, aud ha,
been threatened with seizure for some time
The grand jury Of Oyer and Torminel
found an indictment against Train aud
Nichols, aud Judge lngraham issued war,
rants for their arrest. Nichols is photog-
rapher, doing business on Broadsay. Traiu
was discovered at his residence about
I P. NJ, and made quite a speech before
going to prison. At his examination he
plead guilty, aud was romanded.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-12-25
Small Pax In Marsllisld.


Various and conflicting rumors being afoat
concerning the extons and treatment Of this
droodcd disease 10 Mansfield, VIC have taken
sonic pain. 90 get at the facts, from reliable
sources 1t seems that Mr.. CnARLfs WnrE,
whose hmily have for years resided in Marsh
field Village, has himself been in the employ
Of Boston firm, laying composition roofing
in that city and vicinity during tie season for
such work, ind spending the winters with his
family According TO custom he came homo
ia The fore part Of November, and in a week or
SO was taken unwell developing, as his dis.
ease PROGRESSED what we're considered pretty
sure Indications that he bad the variolOid. But
his sickness was not severe, and he rapidly re-
covered Soon Mrs White came down, her
sickness assuming much scyerer firm, and
mpidly developing itself into unmistakablo
smsll pox, There were four children in the
family, and all had tho disease ia turn OF
the children, three have died one girl about
fourteen, one about twelve, and boy four or
five. a girl seven or eight and the father and
mother survive, and seem to he out Of danger.
The dead were enclosed in air.tight Collins
Two oi them ia one colin and buried in an en-
closuro rs themselves. NJ one outside Of the
lumily has come down with the disease, and as
over thirty day s have elapsed, i, seems reason.
able 20 hope that IFS rayagcs will spread no
farther Tie family * we'll respoetel-.he
children especially having been general favor
itct--which caused a much more extensive ex-
posure than might otherwise have taken place
The whole Gimil y were yaccinated after The pa
tnre Of Mr. WurEs disease was a4ccriaincd
but 10 failed to work, save in one Of the chill
jren. The sick were vi kept at Mr.. WHrg'i
residence, which ia small, new house, mol
very well ventilated, nor suitably provided Tot
such purposes Could the authorities have
-easonahly known what they had to deal with
doubtless better provision would have beer
made. Nlr. WHITE himself, being man o
vigorous constitution, aud good nurse tool
most Of the care Of the sick, and they doubt
less had as good care as was possible, situate,
as they were Dr. Phelps, Of MarslGed, ha,
the general care Of the patients, though DR.
vs. swell, Of Cabot, was carly called, aud di.
the ,accinting Drs Wallace, Of Cabot, anl
llc, ul Cllui., were also employed as counsel
so that the bcst medical talent which The re
g.on oilHis was brought into rcqui,itio". Mr
D.. NJ Snow. ibc first sclro.nan, hls hn'
thc principal chnrse, aided by Mr.. VIM G
li skips, second, and perhaps by Mr.. W. W
Chamberlain, third We have heard Il o.
complaint against the authorities.
Il is needless to add that the surviving mem
bers 0l Che stricken household share the deem
esq sympathy VI the Whole community.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-12-25

Boston, December TO-
CORN-H1ccipts ". 100 bush. The market is Arm
with modera,e demand at prices ranging from 0l0
~ per hush Tor mi Ned and 32If3e for yellow.
fLOUk-Ihe receipts have been a6sl hbs. The
demand Tor Hour has been steady and the sales OF all
grade. have been made at full prices. Stocks here
arc MOI large, and with high prices prevailing lui
wheat there Is no uppreheu ion that prices will de-
cline. We quote supers at 7ad6 90 per hhl West
era common extras at s. 2Di % per b0li Milwaukee
brands at 81 Wtpl uli ONO, Indiana and Michigan
brands At OlifJ sos Illinois at 0trtO 90, st. buuil
az ~ u1Ml2 40 per hu the latter Tor choice brands
OAis- Neceipts iul5 bush The market Is urm
with very good demand at i50jtc per bush io
brown mixed and white.
PRONlSlONs-rhe market for pork Is steady, will
but light stock in dealers hand, City smoked ham
sell at ljUfc, but there Western Ia the market
Lard Is IN moderate request ut 9d9tc There Is some
thng doing in new mess beet but the demand is not
brisk. We quote clear pork at siSpOdl9,5ui moss do
ti6W0id5J; extra prime do, si20ADi25l Lard
steam, sassei 90 city, 9N9lei do Western kettle Y
extra, SllDi2i DO Western mess, Sii9I2; do extra
plate, si5.5u0ld per hbi.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-12-25
Vermont State Temperance Society.

The Annual Meeting for the Attn year Of the
Vermont State Temperance Society, was held
at Bellows Falls on Wednesday, December Is,
ls79
The meeting was called TO order by Rev. II
d. Kit,hel, D. D., President, and prayer was
offered by Rev Mr.. Guernsey.
Reports Of the state Of the Temperance work
in different parts of che State, were made by
Rev. Dr. Kitclel and COL J. f. Knapp, ofMid
dlcbury, Col Parker and Rev. l. H. Stone, Of
Castletou, o. S. Bliss, Of Georgia, and the
clergymen Of Bellows Falls.
Rev. Mcssrs. Ilaskins, llamln, und Gucrn-
sey were appointed a committee On rcsolu-
tons.
Col H. h Knapp, Rev. G.. =. Taplin, Col
+ Parker, o. 5 Bliss W. w. Atwater, and
Ia. 0, Henry were appointed committee on
nominations, and the meeting adjourned TO
O'Clock pm.
AFTERNOON
The following topic was presented viz ~
- The true relation Of the Christian church
and its ministry to the temperance work, in tie
light Of the gospel, aud short speeches were
made on the subject by Rev. Mr.. sewall and
Others
The report Of the nominating committee wa.
then made presenting the following listof can.
didates for officers Of the SJcioty for heensuina
year
President .-kev. Dr. kitchel, OF Midllebu'
w. p,,,;b..,, Iona in ooh o..,n,,1 "A.
di.,n county. h. $. Bottom Bennington. q
| W Harmon Caledonia Franklin Fairbanks
Chlitenden, ) llgniington Essex NJ Al
~ li"i's,a' If S"'I' III ' -. ~
anne. Hon. j. Hutchinson Orleans. Rev. j
/ Wild Rutland, Col. f. Parker Washington
Ion. ilenan carpenter W inlaam' w. l.
.S S,ei ". Atwater, of Burlington
Treasurer Newman Weeks, of Rutland.
E1eo,aice C,99mmnfee-CM. l.. H. Knapp
ioi ,,t ,l'1. H. Ii & IL
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-12-25

Barnum museum aud circus was tltally de-
stroyed by fire last Miniay might, together
with Grace Chapel adjoining, two stores on
llth street, and Stevens carriage store on 18Th
street The only animanls saved from the
mcnagcrio are a camel aud an elephant The
cause Of the fire is unknown.
John T. Simmons, the murderer Of Durcya,
was removed to an unknown place Of safety by
the police, Monday night. a vigilance COM
mttce Of citizens had been formed to take him
from the hospital and hang Lin,
The verdict Of the jury over the bodies burn
ed at the jth Avenue hotel was rendered last
night, 70 the effect that the means q escape
were cireumscri5ed, that the proprietofs 81 the
hotel did all ia their power to facilitate Tie c.
cape Of tie inm-.ys, nnd recommend that oil
hotels in the city he Immediately inspected to
proven, O re occurrence Of such catastrophe.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-12-25

~ The question has oflen beon asked By thos'
interested, "Can have my gray hair restored to il
natural color. without ooorng the skni and my
thin locks be thokoned up" We answer, " 1t can 2
and would advise you to read treatise on the hair
which il published by n, r. Hall 4 Co., Nashua, n
H., who send u free, upon application They th'
pFopretors Of Halls Vegetable slellian Hair Re
newer. We learn from H. The hair In perfect stat,
Of health, IA constantly filling out, and new hahn
grow from tho same TIA Is but Ia ease Of any disease
Of the scalp or by the use Of alcoholic preparations
the har-tube becomes contracted at Us mouth, nnc
prevents the new Ollicle from reaching the surface
THOR preiuatlon will create perfectly healthy
condition OF the scalp and, BY It's tonic properties
will preserve and strengthen The roots Of the hair -
Sa,s@an, Dss Moiqs ioud,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-12-25

" The Committee on Post Offices and
Post Roads have positively oyerruod Mr..
Creswel's construction Of the clause Of
the postal code, whereby he has collected
double rates upon mail matter moi fully pre-
paid and will probably report bill more
explicit in its terms, and which shall pro.
hibit the Postmaster General lrom putting
strained construction upon any clause OF
the code.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-12-25
J. a. FARKlSGT0N, ( Commissioners.
LUCluS HERRlCk,
4, D5ccm Der ., A. ID. ie52 51.5i.
GTATE OF VERMONT.

~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT S.
10 Probate Court, held at Montpelier In said Dis.
trict on the 7th Jay OF December, A. %. 1921
Loan Hathaway, Executor OF the estate OF Lyman
pa9gett, late Of Calais, in said District, deceased,
presents his administration account for Examination
aud allowance, aud makes application tor a decree oi
distribution and Partition OF the estate OF said do
ceased Nhereupon, u Is ordered by said Court that
SAID account anu said application be referred to q
session thereof TO be held at the Probate ONCE IN
sad Montpelier, on the 7th day OF January, A. n,
1913, Tor hearing aud decision thereon and, II Ia
iufther ordered, that notice hereof be given to ali
pefsons Interested, by publication OF the same three
weeks succtssiyvy In the Vermont Watohman and
state journal, newspaper published at Montpelier,
previous 10 SAID time appointed Tor hearing, that they
may appear at said time and place, and show cause,
u any they may have, wis said account should NOT
DO allowed, and such decree made.
hy the Cuurt-Attest
ba-5i HARVEY TlLDEN Judge
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-12-25

Fires IN BosroN There were eight alarms
IN Boston, Sunday night, caused By three fires
--one In the centre and the others at the two
eSl'emilics Of the city. The first was in Dor
CHESTER new block Of three stores and dwell.
lns-houses IN Boston street, being destroyed
involving loss of $4,000. less than an
hour al'erward there was a $3.50 fire at $40
Commercial street and at quarter past one
O'Clock Sunday morning Another fire broke ont
in tho rear part Of store 3l7 Washington street
occupied By Mrs Charlotte NJ. Adams which
was damaged $4,000 worth. T. r. Further.
SO Temple place, loses about S Is 900, and Mrs
j. j. Grace, at 81 Temple place, about the
same, Tho building, which was leased by
Jordan, Marsh a Co., WI. damaged labout
5000
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-12-25

MAD RvER VALLEY AGalcuLrualL SlcfETY.
The annual meeting Of the s1ciety for the
election Of officers and the transaction Of other
business, will be holden At | O'Clock, p. NJ,
Thursday, January oh, 1873, at the Waitsfeld
Hotel, as provided by the constitution Of the
Society. Ron J. Corey, Secretary.
December 23l, 1872,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-12-25

CnAMPLAlN FmE Issuance CoNrANY. This
Mutual Five Insurance Company, Chartered
Two years ago was oreanlzeu endcr favorable
auspices at Burlington, this week The fol,
lowing is IA li'tof It's directors;
f. e. Kennedy, Henry LOOMS, John L. Ma
son Russell 5. TAFT, Joseph Barton, Geo. G
benedict, Edward Lyman, Nelson Bacon, Alex
6. Watson, Henry p. liilkock, G. $. Apple
ton, Levi Underwood. Edward W Peck, l.. b
Platt, II G Blardmun, Noah Allen, W. n.
Greene, VIM. Brinsmaid.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-12-25

Fifteen hundred and tbirty.one build
ngs have been erected at St. Louis during
The past year, at the cost of s5,GS4, 900.
or these buildings only eighty-six are
frame,
"A Liverpool authority estimates that
439 persons have persisted by marine disas.
tiers on the English coast during the past
ten days. Tnis is a fearful catalogue OF
III with which to close the year,
The Washington Monument was start.
ed in Philadelphia fifty years ago, and is
still to be raised. The fund 10 trust for
this purpose was last year stated to be
$4,000.