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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-07-10
NTATE OLE VERMONT.

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In Probate Court. he'd At Montpelier, with and Tor
aid District. on the 27th day oil June, A. ID. ts52i
An instrument pufpoftlng 10 he the lat Will aud
Testament ui Susan l.. Wieelcr hats Of Barre IN said
District dcceHse, being presented TO the Court by joel
foster, Jr the Executor therein uei, for PROBATE
Il ordered by said Court that all persons concerned
herein he notified 10 appear al ion Of said Court to
held at the Probate uihee In Montpelier, on the I'D
ay OF jay, A. -. l,1l, and show uau~', II any they
nay have, against the PROBATE Of said Will Tor which
iaposc is further ordered tat copy II the record OF
order he Published three vely the
Vermont Wstchman siae Journal printed at Mont
,eller, previ"ms - ST. ti'" '""inted Tor hearing
By the Court Attest,
a93l '. A. CHASE, Register.
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-1TATE On VERMONT.

y MASIIINUTUN DISTINCT, S.
la Probate Court, holden at hontpeler, within and
said ID strict on the Sd day OF July, A. ID. isI2s
Ssrhner, adm nisratOr d. buns non oil tue estate
II Divd Barton late OF Montpelier, (noS East Moot
ieier IN said strict deceased makes application TO
aid Court, with the consult an appreciation IN WIT
ng OF the hura and representatives OF heirs 81 said de-
osui, TOR license sell all tho inversion uf dover In
he real estate II sad deceased. situated IN said East
i0ntpeer representing thatt safe thereof would no
a-a 80 - heirs OF said deceased and those inter
estod In his estate.
,ns,.a, - >. $ ordered by said Court, that said APP
ication be to session heruoi to he held at
he Probate Once In said Montpelier, the 3Oth day OF
fully, A. d. isfl for hearing and decision thereon, and
10 further ordered that all persons Interested ne not
od hereof by publication OF notice Of said application
tnd order thurvOn three weeks successfully in the Yer
lunt W.tchman state Journal tinted ut Montp ilier,
cfore said time uf hearing, that they may appear NJ
aid time place, and n they cause, OBJECT thereto.
at3a n. K. CHASE. Register
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-07-10

MARROW GAuGs RAILWAYS committee
appointed by the st. Louis marrow gauge cnnyen-
ton, to take under consideration all the questions
vital to the success Of this new system Of rail
ways, have concluded their labors and submitted
their report. We shall commence its publication
as worthy their careful consideration. The clm-
mittee have covered the entire field Of nyestiga-
ton, have answered all objections, and explained
away all suggested difficulties. The report is not
based upon theory alone, but upon facts born Of
solid experiments. Many of the facts elected
have been previously discussed in our columns,
but will bear rehearsal-as this subject is of vi
tai Importance to our State and the nation at
large.
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na ar X cts.
BOSTON CATTLE MARKET.


At CAMBRIDGE AND BRIGnTON.
,rorsr o, STOCK A. NAaSsr-
r,,.. cam. a.e. 0e... g,,. oss...
81 az y ;:;; Geo. As As M * * ,iS ~
ken ti0n1 tln jni frst quality $3.50 00i, seoond
lnslty $50 enly Third quality 500 ~ - % y
lew choice single pairs fi0e aiO0m. nuils, &c.
TortNg $40, s255g pair or according to their
value ~ heoi Handy Steers, So n trl
u1eA cous.-fma75 3 extra cool, f9lf 800, with ~
vithon' calves ~ may be agreed mrrow and ordna.
'dsys.-Yearilnr, son0,. tWoyelr. Old soo I'm N
ihreeyea,' OLD - a m Western steers. choice q 81
IN. sac y H. Good, q 81 a7.rl. Pair 800 a 7s5.
light, tiOnnf7i.
fsUfisg limits % 40 inic.
ssssp s.a Lras'-s6 0iniioi, In lots $500 n 5000.
ss,ra alocts ID. on live weight, fosc or t0.Ooatn
sloi,,. Wholesale oasie, retail I'M, h. Fat
f ga tss r s g,o ~ Loci ,eSl'' b.
Wdss.-prlghon, "a fpl ets.i country lots. 5ailc.
Nv, .a',"w p ~ country io,' % 5iets ~ Pelt
dt10n Cafskins. tf0i6c.
RsNAnks--some 30 .lim Western cutie failed Of sale
aat week fact which in cttes the tone Of the market
on Wv. grade Of sock ew yrar ago we'll I'D steer
came from ho West but now Texan cattle ota NOR,
sharply M New England gris. I'd stock than the hes.
steers 40 with our stable fed huioc, consequently W.
Mfe ihr week only p cattle In AGO OF $780, over On
FuiIhcfn futu u ud Nrrf ami prices
Tor The porrt GRADES prices lower We undersianu
some o ihe southern cattle At about per lh
i've weight while y pr 10 has been paid for few
choice animals o. r. Taylor sold four oxen. 10 drcs
Gn hs each ut Toe per 10, dress weight. four small
cFteat lc per lh, aud ono COW and calf fr ~ 49, Dow
nd two oxen and two yeaf old steers a. qic per H. p
Burke sold Nv, ht Gag, t,in1 lhs, at 9io per &c.
dress' AMI two year old stecri $50 lhs live at 5lc pc
49, live weight Mr.. y. r ew y bought fine pair OF
oxen, $500 los at 7is por ~. live weight two other
oxen. ISIS lhs at re per H. live ana six helfers ~ m
herd at so per 20 on hs estimate of their dressed weight
There arc li6 Northern iam1s and sheep In place Of
about hull last wccN. Ia consequences Of the small
NUN GER saoi wrro rather quick al last weeks prices
- wheaton sold 81 sheep aud lamns at $40 per head
and }, :, Ffyo sold ll sheep ani lambs At tiTi per
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Serious Fire In Brandon.


About O'Clock, on the morning Of the ith Of
July, the extensive scale mandatory of the
Howe Scale Company, at Brandon, was discovered
u be On fire.
The alarm was quickly given, the Waterman.
who was fast asleep at the time, was owakcned,
() and help arrived, although not no speedily rs
it otherwise would, most ol the people imagining
il wosa demonstration for the Fourth BY the
time the engine had arrived the flames were pour
ing out Of the doors and windows in volumes
The building was very dry, hut, the people turn
ing out en- B'dsse, and fighting the Gre with
will, 1t was sjon subduod The Ere probably
took from heap Of charcoal near the furge on
the second door, and must have burned for hours
The greatest damage was on the first or wood
fl 'or. The loss on stock and tonl. is quite large
and the slocpcrs between the first and -ccind
stories were 50 badly burnt that new q ,or will
probably have u be built. Water did most OF
the damage on the second and third Hiors.
The loss is estimated at from $4,000 10 s20.-
600 fully insured.
The company were working to the fullest cx-
tent and were greatly behind their orders, hut
the energy Of the officers Of the company will
within week, have every department in running
order
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1t is estimated that the striking" or
CARNATIONS in New York city alone have re.
allied money loss up to the present time,
by non-receipt Of their usual wages, of over
sl,sO0,000 How long will such a policy be
thought advisable by these mistaken men
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That Conduciori

The surly conductor has mostly disappeared
from the sight Of the travelling public, since
competition has placed the railroad managers
under the necessity Of doing everything pos.
sible for the comfort Of their patrons. But
1t is not every one who is patient with the
tedlously-rcpcated questions Of travellers, who
anticipates questions with offered informa.
ton-who, in short, does as this one Of whom
Mrs. Knight tells in the Christian Veeilg.
Ia palace car through Canada. between De-
trout and Suspension Bridge. we came acr,ts~ y
remarkable man lie was not conductor Of the
trHin' but rather the presiding genius Of the
fullmans Travellers arc usually y heicrncen-
eous company. and ours were especially ~. There
was man with the govt, aud govt Is never
thought n swecten the temper. A couple from
ShanghRe restless in proportion TO their ncarnes-
home. children. slme refusing to he c1mfDrted .
lonely old lady, never quite sure where she was
lnflOrn young woman. ever anxnusly inquiring
the time and termination Of distant riufcs: lastly
hewdered dog. incpntinently left by his mas
ter q the dsmay ol q nervous mistress and m
unhappy child. To engineer that company com.
mrtahy through Canada. and cannot tell how
many more cars there were, was the nflee of our
friend, the Pullman Conductor. and did he not do
y weUf Pillows for the govt a cushion Eir his
lcct, or nm easy pasture ON the lounge patient
ana cpmiurting assurances b. lonely OBJ lndy /;
reiterated study of schedule Of distances to throw
light on young wnman's gings full and cordial
answers as % where we were and what kind Vt
place It was touches Of humor with the Shanr.
hues rs for the little dog. never did distracted
puppy find kinder lriend IL was snuggled up
with nervous mistress in way southing and sat
i,iactnry u both.
Ak as many questions as YOU please he
said 20 the lunely old hdy, begging pardon for
her obtuseness, " it IL my business a. well A. my
pleasure 70 answer them" Was ever anything ~
gnciuus? IL was curious what confidence he in
spired, what an atmosphere Of comfort aud con-
tentment he diiluscd around him: quite unlike
the unheruic determination, the apathy or list
lessncss to which one makes up his mind for a
twelve hours ride on the mil the relation uf
host and guest was, Ns IL were, established, and
there was sense Of welcome in the air. IL was
positive pleasure 10 see him come in, u look up
into his quiet face. and hear his pleasant voice
II politcness he kindness kindly expressed he is
the politcst man ever met, and we congratulate
my trlin possessing the services Of such an off
cial. At Suspension Bridge, his care Of his 4 ,ck
was marvellous supper charges cars NJ coaches.
whatever want Il was in his power t. supply.
there he was apt and ready 70 advise, direct "
assist
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MONTPELIER SAVINGS BANE.-At the annual
meeting, held yesterday, the following officers
were elected TRUSTEES IL. w. Ileaton, j.,
W Brock, M-hlon raplin, j. w Bailey and
Albert Johonnott. TRElsuRER.-w G. Perrin.
This institution has declared a dividend Of six
per cent, leaving handsome surplus in reserve.
The business for the first year has been unexpect
edly good, and ofirds gratifying assurance that
it is destined to become one Of the most prosper
Gus and beneficial institutions Of the town.
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YEBsuHE-A correspondent Of the Newport
Express writes from this place as follows
Rent Mt the mining village is high and teno-
ments hard n he obtained Mt any price. Mean.
while, four new houses which are being built to
Accommodate the increasing demand, are fast 20
ing forward u completion They are each built
flr rive tcncments and will amply accommodate
eight families. Copper has heen unusually high
the past winter aud spring. and great activity
prevails at the works Of the Vermont Copper
Mining Company. The company employ at pres
ent about three hundred men and boys. and addi
tinns are almost constantly heng made 10 the
number The trade at the mines has heen com
peted for by all the merchants in the vicinity
and thew have all had n share of it. Teams have
run daily. sometimes Dltener. from the twl stores
at West Eirlec. twn at Post Mills and one IN
the Bruok road in VerShire. The new store
pencd at the mines by he mining company in
May now retains good share Of the trade in the
place Three meat carts from Vershire. West
fHrlee and Chelsea keep the miners well supplied
with fresh meat and the mines furnish god
hnme market for all kinds Of farm produce, hay,
grain, pnratoes, meat and wood By some
strange oversight in the make up of the Vermont
Register for 1872, the Vermont Copper Mining
Company OF Ner>hire is not mentioned at all.
thus entirely Ignoring the great business interest
Of the t,wn. The clmptny d. large business,
manufacturing about seventy tons of copper per
month, worth some fifty thousand dollars, and
their pay roll is far up in the thousands We
note also another error in the Register in regard
to Vershire. ID. Leany is given as Postmaster,
at Suuth Nershire, but no such Plstihce IL
known here. The one at the mines, which i
probably intended, being called Ely, in honor OF
President Ely Of the Mining Company,
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DETITIoN FOR DIvOROE.-To Il

l. Honorable County Court next to he holden al
lontpritr, within aud for the Coun y OF Wellington
tho second Tuesday OF september, A. ID. lslt
The undersigned. f,orinda II. Brown, of Nnrthhed,
rpfosunis that she was duly Joined in marriage TO
eorge H. Bfuwn, la SAID Berlin on the lth day Of April,
4 ~. stl ny Rov Charles u. Harding, Minister of the
0spo, that she lived al eohabited with said ueOrgc
- and duly observed all the duties OF lathiu VIE,
IS "a good and faithful husband, but treated the said
fOrnda IL. with ntOieraile severity and on or about
he ls day of January, A. ID. 1915 tho said uecrge L.
yfuy and without reasonable cause, deserted ths said
fOrnia H. and mas eft the state OF Nornout, aud now
osdes without the State Of Vermont and in parts
fornda H., 10 provide hir her support she there
ore praJs that the bonds Of n.traouy may no dis
ved Zen her aud the said 'eorse L. and adiVorcs
Ss,s q. .,Ofdaod, this 2sh day Of June, 4 p ls7s.
lsisned) FLORlNDA H. BROWN
STATE OF yERMoNr'I
WAsrea., Florinda II. Brown. of Northaeld, in said
ounty Of washn on has thi, day dled the Ol,e Of
he Clerk Of Washington cuunty, her petition 70 the
ounty Court, next to no hOlden at Montpelier In and
" tue County Washington, the second Tuesday Of
epmher next pray Ing for iisore ffem tho bonds 9f
uatrilnouy between her an 0eorge l.. Bfosn, aud
Whsreas 1t has male To app ar to the subscribing
uth0ry that the said ueorge l. Brown resides without
his state In parts unknown 50 that pvrsonai service OF
fAsfsIors, IL Is ordered that the said florinda II.
Brown her said petition, together With THIS order
luurna newspaper printedu the iowa OF Montpelier,
said C,unty ~ Washington. for tho period OF three
weeks SUCCESSFULLY tho lastv Which paol'eaion shall
at least SIX weeks previous u the hrstiay of tho rm
which said petition Is preferred, which shall no sah-
eat notice To the said uorSe L. Bso~n To .pysaf be-
within and tor the County OF Washin ,ton t.e coui
riusiay OF septenp DER. A. d. 1872, ami show caase II
why the prayer Of said petitioner shall not
49, :, ,sr my hand at Montpelier, this LIT day Of
' LUTHER NEwcoMB. clesk.
1871 Attorneys for Petitioner.
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GRAND LlsT.-The Wdfchmda asks what great
question in which Chittenden county has pecu-
nary interest, is to come beiure the legislature
The question is that Of the Grand List. At pres
ent this county pays from thirty % forty per cent
more than It's share 81 State taxes. We hope IN
see an oyerhauling Of the entire basisoi taxation,
by the legislature at its next session, which shall
correct this and other evils hut whether any
such general change is effected or not, we trust
the rest Of the State will not refuse u correct
clear case Of injustice, affecting 81 severely two
or three counties. Huntington Free Press.
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PRESENTATION. Friday evening the mem
hers of Naiad Temple Of Honor, No. ., pre- ented
David Smith, who is about to leave town, with a
beautiful cane, bearing the Inscription Of - Pre-
sented to Brother David Smith, by Naad Temple
Of Honor, No. 80 The presentation speech was
made by p. G. W. T. Brother p II. Iinkley,
and was responded to with the true spirit Of a
Tempar on the part Of Brother Smith
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-07-10

BRonEFeLD. Tuesday last the new Masonic
l. idge at Br mkdeli was ded ted with apr pr-
are ceremonies The officers of the l. de we're
insia ell BY j. Q. A. Bass, OF West Randolph,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-07-10

MORTIFIED WIN. Shontcll of this place.
WIN lined soldiers colony in May last. has b.
Gated az Br,ineri, Minnesota lls has sent f,i
his family and brother 10 jim hm there, and
writes to the agent for Vermont, " have taken
up home in Brainerd city and like it very
much.
II Reed il building new dwelling house al
the Centre, near the sehlIl house.
The Mortified Library Association ha-
received new lot of biok-, its lit containing
many Of the latest and most popular publications.
This Library year ago existed only IN name
nov it has catalogue Of over four bundled biok-
md a mem er-hip of not tar from eighty
Thursday evening, as partof, or in conncc.
tim With, the exercises Of commencement week
at the NIrwich University. there j. to be a CON
cert at Hlwes' Hall, under the management OF
the Mortified Cornet Band. The programme
contempates " music by the baud ~ songs. Cor
net and Piano solos, etc.
j G. A. Spears, while driving down Main
street on 5 ,turduy last, was 81 unfortunate as to
have hi, holdback break letting his carriag,
against the horses heels. Result an unman-
age,hie horse, q runaway. and final upset in
front of New Block. Mr.. Spears, and two Oh
three sewing machines, were uncersmlniously
landed on the stone pavement near DR.. Porter ,
drugstore. Mr.. Spears was quite seriously in
iured, and the sewing machines We're badly de-
moraIized
The celebration on the Fourth of July Al
the camp meeting grounds WAS in every point Of
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County Nominations.

Esssr County. --for senator, John NJ. Bart
lett States Attorney, o. B. Bpyce Judges, d.
q. Hudson. Levi Slshy Judge Of Prilaie, VIM.
A. llHtshorn Sheriff, Chester W SchOf High
Bail1 Josiah II Benton.
Bnaiagtoa Couaty For Senators, NJ, $. Col
hurn, Manchester, Charles f. lloughton, OF North
Bsnningt m; Assistant Judges, |. N. Sykes OF
ID irset, NJ. w. Potter OF Pownal Sheriff. d.
Crufut Of Arlington High BiliI, j. j. McCall
States Attorney, j X. Baichelder Of Arlington
judges Of Probate, T.. b. Burton Of Manchester,
and IhUmas White Of Bennington
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-07-10

TlooNDERoGA PaooRAM, July Is, ls72.- Persons
wishing TO attend tins celebration Of the llis;ori
cal Society at Ticondcroga, as previously an
nounced, can take the morning train Tor Burling
ton, then by buat to Fort IT, and arrive seasona
bly for the address at p O'Clock Pm.
In returning the hmt will arrive at Burlington
at 6 o clock, 4. N. Of Friday Half Fare.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-07-10

HARpwick 20 Brien's Circus exhibited here
Monday, July lst. About . 600 people were in at
tendance, notwithstanding the intense heat (a5o.)
All was quiet and orderly and the afternoon
exhibition was generally satisfactory. The even
ing exhibition wts interrupted by heavy showers,
and in consequence, much of the programme was
omitted which ELECTED considerable complaint
Considerable sharp practice was, however, exhib-
tied by some Of those connected with the cir
Gus, which could not have escaped the olseryl.
ton and knowledge OF the managers, such as
using counterfeit scrip, or purpnsely making
wrong change, beside many petty acts Of extor-
ton, all of which honest men would not fail u
condemn and denounce
The contractors for grading the Portland and
Oglenshu'g road are largely increasing their
force, which promises active operati MS for the re-
mainder of the scaspn. Agents are now in Cam
ada hiring large rec of labjrers. We under
stand that the grading is to be pushed rapidly to
completion as far west as Ilydepark, in order
that the road may be finished n that place before
next winter
The Fourth Of Jnly came, and with it came
our celebration. 1t was grand success if hot
weather, big crowd, thunder showers, muddy
streets, much noise, a splendid ogatipn, and the
burning Of liberal amount Of gunpowder arc
evidences of success. IL is thought that more
people attended than were ever before assembled
here. Careful estimates place the number at about
$500; of these fully 1000 came by railroad.
There was small display Of fireworks in the
u e oil a..
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CTEPnEN FREEMAN's EsrATE-Tbs

- subscribers having been appointed by he Honorable
rebate Court for the District OF WASN'T Commits
ionurs TO receive examine and adjust all claims and
demands OF all persons against the estate OF stephen
ffuent late OF Montpelier In said District deceased
eprestnted insovont, and the OF SIX months
he 18th day OF MAJ, ii2, being allowed by said Court
the creditors OF said deceased, TO exhihit and
their respective claims before Give notice that
Will attend to the duties Of appointment at the
nlc1 Of SAMUEL lis, in Muntpelies, ia said District,
the third Monday " July snd November next at
Ic.ock la the an stnoou, on each IT said days.
10 e ~ o ~ AND ,...,.t..t..
N, A. CHASE, oo'uu'as'ueis'
Montpelier, juno - a. -. ,as2. 2s,3O
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Legal astntlnes.
CALVIN AINsWORTH's EsTATE-Tbe

CALVIN AINSWORTH'S ESTATE-The
~ 81 sciihers, having been appointed by the Honora-
Pro Court the District OF Randolph, Commits
toner's, To receive, examine, anu ADJUST claims AID
smands ball persons against the estate of Calvin Aims
worth, late Of Namztown, In said District, deceased,
presented insuvvnt, and tho OF six months FROM
he 18th day OF Ainfch, i-72 being allowed by said Court
the creditors OF said deceased to exhibit aud prove
heir respective lans before Give notice. that we
S attend 70 the duties OF cur ntnont at the store
Il Charles Lynde A Co, in WiluanstOwn In said Dis
erct tha Kun day OF July and the 18th day sep
snUer next at o'clock In the afternoon, each OF
aid days.
h, A. TILDEN, commissioners
Nlliamstown, june -. A. ID. 1872. 2s 20
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D-A cable telegram iutimates that the
French Assembly has ratified the treaty late
ly concluded with Germany for the evacua-
ton Of French territory. The terms of the
treaty, as given by the semi-official French
paper just to hand, differ slightly from those
furnished by cable kilograms. According to
the Repu5iique Franchise, an immediate pay
ment is to be made to Germany Of one hun
bred millions Of dollars. Between now and
the end of the year another hundred million
is to be paid. Then. the second installmont
of two hundred millions is to be paid before
Feb. /, 1874, and as soon as this is liquida-
ted, Germany engages to take payment Of
the last two hundred millions in bills guar
anteed by the Syndicate of European bank
crs who have undertaken the transaction. On
receipt of these bills, the evacuation Of French
territory will be Goal aud complete.
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Remaining in HE Montpelier Post Office
July s, 1872.

JWy ., 1917.
L1ntgs-Mrs. Lucua Cummings, Miss Mary Cum.
mings Miss Mary Cushman. Mr.. Henry Hhhard Miss
Cara NJ Reyes, Mrs, Hattie l.. Persons Aliss Jane
Robinson.
GESrLEMrN 49, II. l.. Brown, Louis noiverf, james
Crowley, Hiram Cummings, James Dalton, Geo. Favi
VIM Ferguson, uund C. 6adiing, Joseph Gilmore,
J, c. Hancock, Ira Keyos, Frank Mccarthy, Peter
shipany, 7. J. Towner. Oscar Wales
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The Union Republican Ffccmcn 1t Washington County
are hereby notified 10 meet In Mass Convention At the
Court House, In Montpelier saturday tho 18th day
Of July Inst, at 10 O'Clock for he purpose Of nom.
mating candidates fr County Olsers, to be supported
at the next September cecon Also to choose Coun.
~ Commit e, and Town Committees for each town.
Let there be an oid.mshloned, rousing Convention.
JAMES II. HOLDEN1
JAMES y PECK.
MORTON MARVIN ; ,otn,g
q. n. JONES. 'o""n"'
IRA RICHARDSON,