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THE JEWISH NEW YEAR.
Services Yesteriay-Eloqucnt


and Charming Music.
This Jewish festival opened brilliantly on Wednes.
day evening. Services were held in all the syna
congregations were present at each. But yesterday
was the great day Of the feast. The temples in
Fifth and Lexington avenues, Thirty fourth, Thirty
ninth, Forty-fourth and Nineteenth streets syna-
g0gues up town, and others not so rich and FASH
ionable, were crowded with worshippers. For sew
eral days past the trustees of those synagogues
have been disposng Of pews and seats, but they
had not space enough to supply oil who applied for
sitlngs; hence the proposition was made and
o4 ths ts eats odS to ms
BILE to pay for SEATS Nothing was done,
however, In this line we believe. II the congrega-
they yesterday the hearts OF the rabies and OF
the several trustees would no doubt be rejoiced.
But as soon as the holidays are well over there is
very noticeable falling of in the attendance OF
shippers In every synagogue In the city.
Eloquent sermons were preached yesterday by
in English and in German The burden Of their
topics, mainly, was Incentive and encouragement
to the people to review their past lves and
for his mercy and forgiveness for their sins and
transgressions and neglect OF his law and
thus to prepare them themselves YES. for the great
very fine, and especially SO in the Temple Eman
have another day of such services according to
ancient custom, but the reform Jews are content
with one day. The shordr will be sounded, and the
faithful called TO repentance and new life. The
intervening time OF the day between the services
is usually spent In visiting and receiving visits, and
y sy @ ere s IS SO on
rejoicing far is consistent with the solemnty
OF the season. There are some very strict, old.
their domestic hours in devotlons and will not see
or be seen by friends or visitors.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS,

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-LoSDoN, Oct. $3.50 p. NJ
Consols closed at g2 for money and s2S for the
1867, s2 teniortics s2l; new fves, s9l; Erie Railway
PARIS BouRsE.-PARrs, Oct 3-P M-Rentes closed at
52f 65c.
-LyrRrooE CorroN MARKrr.-LrvERpooI Oct. $3.50 p.
M1The market closed quiet and steady. Mddling up
lands, gsd middng Orleans 0d The sales of the day
have been 1900 bales Including 5000 for speculation
and export. Sales Of mddlng Orleans for November at
95sd for December at gsad.
+. M.-Thc market Is steady
LONDON PRODUCE MARKEr-LoypOy. Oct S-EyennQ-
Linsced oil, G36 lbs. per ton.
PETROLEUM MARKET-ANTwFRP, Oct, 3.-Petrolcum. 52f
for hne pale American.
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THE ALLEGED GIFT CONCERT swINDLE.

The parties who were arrested on wednesday
evening, on a charge OF swindling the public by
means Of gift concert professedly In aid Of the
suffering Cubans were arraigned before Judge
ing. George W. brown, the agent Of the Cubans in
this city, was the complainant, and proved the
fraud. Mr.. william Howe appeared f0r the defenc-
such thing in existence as Cuban government
AS a proof that was intended to give concert
Mr. Howe exhibited contract made with Mr..
Kingsland for the use Of the Academy OF Music on
the evening OF the 10th Inst. Under these circum-
stances he asked and obtained. the discharge Of
ic
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BASE BALL MATTERS.

The Mutual and Baltimore mines will contest
anew on the Union Grounds, Williamsburg, this,
afternoon, the seventh game OF their championship
series. Their game Of Tuesday last, IL will be re.
membcrcd, resulted in cite" at the end of ten
matched, perhaps, than any others In the profes.
be looked for 10 day.
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TIc QuUtuuOns are hnseu on COTTON m sOrc running In
quality not than half grade above or below the
grade quoted.
CoFFEF-Mnrket quiet for all descriptions and prices
unchanged. No sales reported. We quote -
Rio. ordinary corgoes lic. l4sc; fair do, i5isc IA
5iSc; good 1910. lGac.; prime do. 11tc Iis.c
gold per lb., 80 days; Maracalbo, l5c l7c Laguayra
zoe, gold
Flour AND GRAiS.-Recepts, -four, 174s5 bbls; wheat
167 l62 bushels corn, 4l3552 do corn neal 100 bis
oats 50 500 bushels; barey 22sss do The flour market
fair business Prices throughout showed no material
change The sales since last foot up about 800 bbls
pended quotations. Corn meal remained quiet but very
irm safcs made Of $50 bbls at s. 60 for western
xaln m for yxyiua Wa
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53,sl5 A,922 6O,0l9 $500
57.ass 74,s7s s2o,e7s e,496
6J,264 N.S62 465,3sl AZ

tober z, 1862. ........... 9565s n42S5 l346ss COZ
s11c.; fair to good fair, &C.; s%c.; good to
prime @ senrassS sSHdh hha and
boxes, 9c lo75c; molasses, hhds and boxes 71sc.
9 ara Nos ;d e se 1; aq 3 ls tS e, o de-
20 ll2sc l24c. do, white, ll.4c. 12'Sc Porto Rico
choice yxc. o l01<c Brazil-Duch standard Nos 8 to
- nc. be yava-Dutch standard, Nos 1Ot TO r. ssc.
tions.
TALLow.-The market remained quiet but firm Sales
25, 900 lbs. at 0 516c.
WHIsKEY.-Receipts. 393 bbls The market was steady
at 92c., with sales of $50 bbls.
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DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE,
COMpTROI.I ER,s 0rEyOE Oct. 1870

DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE. I
CoMPTROLLER's OFFICE, Oct !, 1872
Monthly statement Of amount Of warrants drawn,
and for what purpose, against the City ana County
Treasury, January !, 1872, to September 30, 1872,
inclusive, amounting in the aggregate to
ss4,ooe,347 70, also comparative statement Of the
cityand county debt, Us Of the 1st Of January and
SOth Of September, 1872, with statement Of and fOy
what purpose stocks have been issued during that
nariOd
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RAILROAD DISASTER.

AcCIueuI Oh un6 CnicWSO WmU AItOW HtHfH-
rOad-scvcral Cars Demolished but No.
body Badly Hurt.
ST. LOUIS Oct. 8, 1872.
A despatch nom Edwardsville, ILL.,, says the ex-
press train on the Chicago and Alton Railroad ran
into the rear end OF extra freight train at the
crossing, near that place, last night The passen-
ger engine and baggage and express cars, and four
freight cars, were demolished. The wreck took
fire, and at last accounts the passengers and train
men were eDdeavoring to save the remainder OF
the train. Consisting Of three sleeping cars and
Ave coaches. w. II. Bryant, United States ex-
press messenger, and the engineer and dIemen,
were slightly hurt.
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY, OCTOBER T. 1s72-TRpLE SHEET

sSes Ss.sss susss ssns . Nj r
a%'ss CORN Ma's
ds5 g s sss %sqs q.
%s.sln ss yss@ @ss s
southern sales seou. saaes oA tSe
saes ane Mss Ssse 's
sans as% Ms % %
white and car lots Of choice do A. pa SS hed ene r.
held hs % Of Y as western ad
FnrIcnrs.-Thero has been trinc more activity in
Ds ins ssas @ S i
Ms we're by eam
grain per standard Sushs bales I cSSn 7Isa
81 S bales cotton On prii,ylats i,l terms sH &
bss Sy ~ FSs eSarsr
grain e direct iTsS port a. S. sS
sS sSssq sss snss Z as
SHIP s
sSS IA ssSsss ia lsiss @ baif Ss 3 s
bales cotton, voyage and rates; British brig,
WHO saes and
prices not auoa6ly changed Ws @ 9ao,e- quot w.. oo,
asvsS Centrifugal and mixed s lss &C. &C. &C. &C. &C.
Mascoyadc refining ....... -S' Soc. a $sc
Muscoyado, grocery ........ a. &c. SSc.
English Islands. ............. Se. $sc.
NAVAL sronrs-for spirits Of turpentlne the market
Mas % ss M a S a. nads b easier PRICES 5 bS We
SSTthsTn SSa e, st Sbis O9 Sey TSrk
SS
Sn hsys g Sb Sny & note !. sa,s e. Of s S e
81 TO- and q sS bid BUYERS option next sixty
cSSnss today I ne ssrSss sis ier ssnsd
showed vsTy less activity but was @ p g. 2c for early de-
very s' ss sSS
sss;sS WAS also ARM
sst gs1Ss sSlfS
ard White cr prompt delivery and bSs so Of
So
ss 6Ss
rsfsa shass esdbe
ess % wa. Va GS9nS 1 snsi ls
moderately fair Demand Sales 100 boxes short clear
Gs "a long ss Sg es
epssf Il under seF a d ea better
taasd asst aSbbng Where Where aes were SS
Ss z 's 'ss ,'s W .'' Ra3s
ase ana na % w aa %
meats We're in moderate demand but Chiefly for lots from
sS a''sS Que
sDked bam hams iSc ia DO shoulder s &
bellies size a Salc., boxed or loose Lard@Thc market
for Western remained unchanged, but duh ana weak;
sales 500 terces at SIC 100 do OF to arrive 8c
as}Sc 100 do do at ssc, spot 100 do kctted at 9,Sc
9Sc. City quiet and freely offered at S4c.; sales 100
terces at that price,
RIcE.-Transactions were only moderate and at un-
changed prices; sales As erces of Carolina from &c.
&C.; 30 bags Patna at 71ac 77sc and $50 bags Of Ran
goon at 65sc. n TIC.
suGAR~The market still remained quiet but very firm
Considerable sales could have been made at shaded
prices but holders showed disposition make
cessons We have only to note sales of ll5 hhds de-
Rico at 9,Gc and 42 boxes OF refining grades also on
iially pnaered prices. Messrs @. Amann Co. report
the Stock sales and receipts as follows:-
Hhsas. BoIes Bags Meado.
Stock ascertained by actual
count, including specula-
tom, October l, 1872 63T6 67,107 GQ0l9 $500
Receipts since the LIST OF Oc-
tODer.. Voz oy0
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--$
FINANCIAL.

A ADDITIONAL CAPITAL PROCURED FOR MER
IA. chants manufacturers and others. Persons with
mites. References-ogden, Brewer Co, Bankers, II
william street. &c. GRIGGS, CARLETON h CO.,
Financial and business Agents 9s Broadway.
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Included in the above ss4 bales to arrive. For
future delivery basis low mddlng) the sales have been
ssollows sales last evening, after three O'clock
Der, $40 at Is l5-l6c; Noyembcr l2OO at lsasc Decem
April 800 at ase total 2oS bales Sales today up 10
IS 5iec 100 at isc 100 at Tide, 200 at is, 100 at
Is 7l6c October and November, 100 EACH at slice,
ogethcr October and November, 200 each, at lsc to-
geher October and November 100 cach at Is 7f6c to-
sether November 100 at lssc:, 400 AZ is9Se 200 at
Is 5lGc 200 Mt 1ssc 1U0 at Is 516c 800 at lS5c 20) ut
is Lie 100 at ls7sc go at Is 7ec ie9o at 40 at
800 at ssSc January coo at iSc 200 at iS%c; Fe6ru.
ary 100 s 200 at i9sac 200 at 10 lllec 200 at lsc
Total 1900 bales Grand total 1900 bales iNote-fhc
stock Of cotton III this port olowsIn warehouses
in New York. s6l9; in warehouses in Brooklyn, 1904;
o,lss Total sl,2o5 bales Rates on cotton to foreign
ports closed Arm as follows ITO Liverpool, BY steam,
i1e, gold sail t.; 70 Ismburs by steam, To Bre,,
BY steam Via Ensand ll;lsd 70 Mediterranean ports
sum up foilows:Gaveston, 759 bales; New Orleans
ssl2; Mobile Llis; Savannah, 20i6 Charleston l755;
Wilmington. 2l6; Norfolk l050 New York. 40S; Boston
81 Total ll26 this day last week. 932 this day last
tatA
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In the gold loan market The rates ranged from
nat to 1-l6 for borrowing The operations Of the
Gold Exchange Bank were as fcllows:-
Gold cleared. ,322 600
GOd DalaNCeS .s.s......s.... I,Zubl5S
currency l,JDZo9J
The Thuringia, for Europe, took out $4,000 In
silver. The SubTreasury paid out $l0l 900 on ac-
count of interest and $1,000 on account OF redeemed
nve-twenties.
THE RAILROAD BONDS.
the following were the bids for the railroad
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NEW YORK. OCT ], ls72.-MR. WARREN 7; GREEN
IN leaf has interest business and after this
date. GREENLEAF, NORRIS CO., 66 Exchange place.
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A MONEY TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE
n. In New York, Brooklyn md New Jersey Prnci-
pals only apply to SAMUEL s. WOOD Jr., los Broadway
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CO2ARTNERsHIPs.

NEW YORK, OCTOBERl !, ls72-THE CoPARTNER-
IN ship heretofore existing between Anthony j. Won
dra and Oswald sch0lz, under ths name and style of
A. J. Wondra Co., Is this day dissolved by
irm's name IN auiaaton All parties having any claim I'm
settlement at lS Broadway their place Of bus
ness. A. j. WONDRA
OSWALD SCHOLZ
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MURRAY HILL BANK.

ICE ST0CK.-FOR SALE 10 SHARES NEW JERSEY
L Ice Stock, Cheap last dividend As per cent Call
address j. H. c., 245 Seventh street. jersey City.
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TOTAL.

The above stocks and bonds were issued in &C.
cordance with special laws for work in progress:
assessment bonds for ana on account OF improve
ments to be repaid by assessments to be collected
revenue bonds In anticipation OF the tax levy OF
1872, and as authorized under chapters 9, 20 and
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CLOSING PRICEs-4 O'CLOCK P M.


Cotton in Good Demand and Firmer;
Receipts mt the Ports 11,267 Bales
Flour Steady-Wheat and Corn Easy
rs Oats Firmer-Gr0ccrics Quiet-Pork
20 Firmcr.-Lard Weak-Petroleum Firm
Spirits Turpentine Easier - Rosin
Firmcr-WhisIkcy Steady.
THURSDAY, Oct 3-5 p. NJ
Trade matters In statu quo-a good thriving
business and a generally healthy, buoyant state
of affairs still being the most noteworthy character
istcs. All the leading articles of merchandise con-
tnue to be sought AFTER not only for home consump.
on but for shipmenthence to Great Britain Continental
Europe and elsewhere The extension of American COM
mercc to foreign countries goes bravcy on, and new
fields opened up almost every year, until now we
have penetrated into every iphabablc country the
globe where 1t has been found possible to obtain foot
hold entering wedge II Is true that owing TO
the exceedingly low cost of production of many comnod
in Great Britain have not proved successful
petors for foreign custom in certain branches
have every advantage in ther branches Of commerce.
while constantly making progress in this direc
ton Thus to chronicle fair degree of activity
in almost all articles Of export, while our tonnage capa
city is being taxed TO the utmost and it has seldom
been taxed before To-day the movement in brcadsuffs
fair but, under pressure to realize in wheat and
the market exhibited signs OF weakness yet there
was essential change prices Provisions remained
nearly in the condition hitherto noticed There
was little feeling in the pork market but lard
NAMED dull and heavy. Nothing Of particular impor
tance occurred in the grocery market either
as regards to the demand prices current
There was considerable inquiry for raw sugar.
but at figures slightly under those current which
holders showed no disposition to accept There
quite brisk movement in cotton, particularly for spot"
and the supply being hardly sufficient to meet the de-
mand, advance readily established and the
market closed firm Mt the improvement. Petroleum re-
mained quiet, but very firm for all descriptions Quito
large business reported in Philadelphia at further
being easier and ron rmcr No particular cause was
assigned other than that spirits offered freely
and rosin withheld.
CoTToN.-The demand for spot cotton beyond the
supply and an advance Of &c per h. was readily estab
lshed tine market being very strong at the improve
ment owing entirely to the paucy of desirable lots.
Future deliveries ruled &c. per h. higher under good
demand. The sales sum up as follows
To- Dan La II Ere,o Toknr
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$4,000 Tenn 6's, new....
2000 N q 6's, spec tax.
5000 ) G 6's, II, in & Jy
1900 Va 6's, con. ......
1000 N Y G 6's, '67. ...,.
$500 LShore div bs. kin
5000 Cen Pac RR sd bs
1000 do. .......
5000 Union Pac 1st IN.
1000 Alt 4 T u inc. &C
10000 CT Ws'tn I'd. 49,.
1000 Pitts, TT w & G lst
1000 Ohio Il Miss "a IN.
10000 NJ & st L Ts, gold
1900 Mil & st L lst. -.
1000 Ma st r. 10 div.
1000 &C Il | . lst M.
5000 do. ...........
100 do. o..............
1000 Il, II a Il LIST. .....
5000 G Falls n NJ lst. j..
5000 Bur. G r a NJ lst.
1900 L'viil & Nash lst.
5000 Pac RR of Mo ID.
IS shs Merchants Blk.
as Blk OF Com 'cc......
5 Ger Amer Bank. -.
100 Panama RR ......
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aax 500 shs J. $ an sRR., s6l<
10 Nv dQu,,".,..bs WX
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M Ngw YORK, Sept, ~ 1872
The Directors OF this bank have this day declared
dividend OF 81 per share payable and October
1872 The transfer books will be closed from date lst
proxim0. JAMES STRIKER, Cashier.
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Total l.....:..:.:...... 54,G6S Ss,0S2 6O.049 $500
Sales, since the lst OF Octo-
Der............. SoS 5,I6u


Stock this day, October s
loIz..
Comparing with stock, Oc'
tober 5, 1871. .......
Comparing with stock, Oc'
tober q, 1870. ............... /.
CoInnarifln with stock. Qc,
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COURSE OF TIE MARKET
ls shown in the following table or the principal
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1872-04-11
WOODSTOCK, W.T., THURSDAY, APRIL II, 1922.
WinusOr.

Windsor.
The Windsor Dramatic Club gave
two most successful entertainments at
the Town Hall in said village, on
Wednesday and Friday evenings Of
last week. The musical part of these
exhibitions was well rendered, it be
ing performed by thorough musicians.
Miss Nellie Adams presided at the
piano with her usual tact and ability.
The "plays" were also well rendered,
evincing much genuine talent in the
comedians that is highly creditable to
them and should be cultivated.
Among these actors that are worthy of
mention, we would name Messrs. II.
w., E. H., and Samuel F. Stockcr, f.
M. Davis, Robert II, McIndoe. Mrs.
E. II. Stocker is quite pleasing upon
the stage and performed her part in an
easy, natural and splendid manner.
But we have not space to particular
ize further this performance. We wish
the members of the Windsor Dramat-
ic Club individually success and when
ever they come before the public
again may they receive that measure
of full patronage which they so justly
deserve.
The last thing "played" Friday
evening was a Pantomine entitled
"The Raw Recruit" which was ex-
ceedingly well rendered. Henry W..
Stocker, Esq, the author of it is en-
titled to much credit for this splendid
production. 1t shows that he has
much natural comedian talent that
should not be lost to the world. Our
Windsor Cornet Band consisting of
seventeen members made the eXhibi-
ton Friday evening pass off very
pleasantly by their very efficient ser
vice. This is their first performance
in public, and they did themselves, as
well as Charley Cobb, their Teacher
from Woodstock, much credit. The
Club, we understand, has received
several invitations to visit adjoining
towns. They will probably accept
some of them.
The Rev. E. Hutchinson, who
for many years was the acceptable
pastor of the Baptist Church in this
village, died at the "Windsor House,
on Friday last, aged 62 years. He
was universally respected, and died
much lamented. His funeral on Sun
day at the Baptist Church was well
attended. Services appropriate and
interesting.
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HHERDS GRASS and CLOVER
S Il i D for sale by
q. III. FREEMAN.

STATE OF yEMoNT, The Probate Court Of
the District Of Hart
HARTFORD DISTRICT, IS, ford.
To all persons interested in the estate Of
CAMILLA WARE, late of Pomfret, in said Dis
trict deceased, intestate.
JONATHAN W. BUTTERFIELD, who is the
d Administrator of said estate, has present
ed to said Court his petition in due form, set
ting forth that the said Camilla Ware, de-
ceased. was, at the time of her death, the own
er Of certain real estate, and the situation
thereof that it would beneficial to the heirs,
and those interested in said estate, for reasons
contemplated by law, that said real estate
should be sold and that the proceeds Of said
sales should be decreed and assigned by said
Court as the law directs, and said Admnistra-
tor has made application to said Court for
license to sell the same accordingly.
Said Cout has appointed the first Wednesday
(irst day. Of May next, as time, and the
Probate Office, in Woodstock, in said District,
as place, Of hearing and deciding on said
application, and you may be heard by said
Court, in the matter of said petition and ap-
plication, if You see cause.
Dated at Woodstock aforesaid, April 9Th,
A. D. 1872.
[27w3l L. A. MARSH, Register
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Vermont Items.

Rev. Roger S. Howard. d. d.,
has resigned as Rector of st. Mary's
Church, Mortified, to take effect May
| St
"A daring attempt was made to
rob the First National Bank, at North
Bennington, Thursday morning of last
week. 1t seems the thieves used a
large quantity Of powder in blowing
open the vault, and were frightened
away by the explosion,
Deacon S. II. O. Bosworth Of
Berlin recently sold part of a diseased
hog in Montpelier, and those who ate
of it were made very sick. Bosworth
has been arrested and placed under
$1,000 bonds for trial before the county
court.
The Vermont Manufacturing
Company of Mortified are making
over 800 chairs per day, and have, it
is said, the largest wood-seat chair man.
utactory in the State.
"A man named Wallace lately
hung himself in Eden with log
chain, to pcrvent his being cut down,
as he was on a previous occasion when
he attempted to hang himself with a
rope.
Charles Walker, while in the de
pot at West Burke, last week, was
taken bleeding at the nose, and before
any assistance could be rendered fell
to the floor and died instantly.
A Miss Atwood of Lincoln has
asked +. j. Hewett of Warren to pay
her $4,000 for gaining her youthful
love and discarding her for another
woman. If Hewett objects, Miss At
wood has directed her counsel, Gov.
Stewart, "to 60 for him.
No trains having passed over the
Lamoille Valley Railroad between st.
Johnsbury and Hardwick, for some
two weeks, owing to the snow block
ade, one of the telegraph operators on
the line posted in his office the notice,
" trains fourteen days late"
The Vermont Central manage
ment have proposed to the Barre peo
BILE that if they will give $50,O00, and
raise $50,000, more on a guarantee of
7 per cent. per annum, the proposed
road from Montpelier to Barre shall
be built at once. The proposition has
been accepted, and the money nearly
all raised; whereat Montpelier is hap
py.
Nearly all the ''never falling
wells in Manchester have given out,
and unless rain comes soon the drouth
will have a serious effect on the temp
erance cause.
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We miss the corpulent form OF
our friend, b. f. Turner from the
street. He is confined to the house,
just now, by sickness; but we hope
to see him out again in few days.
He has been quite unwell for several
months.
We understand that party of
woodchucks have leased the Wood
stock Railroad for q term of years.
The Republican State papers are
kicking up quite bobbery over the
Governor question. The leading men
and papers favor the nomination Of
Hon. Frederick Billings, of Wood
stock. Stewart has served his time,
Converse has had his "run," and we
have had one Fairbanks. If we can
not have Democratic Governor, Mr..
Billings would be our next choice
He is thoroughly Republican of course,
but being a Woodstock man, and
knowing him as man, we would
prefer him to any other "Black Re
publican named. The outlook now
is that Mr. Billings will be our next
Governor.
The sea of domestic happiness
has been considerably agitated here
lately. Awhile woman has given birth
toa"line back" Acoupleparted, the wo-
man married "cullud pusson," and the
man white woman. Another couple
parted, the man charging the woman
with any amount Of sin and infdelity,
which kind of chat was wholly un-
true, and caused several 'ravines' to
be built on his head by man whom
he imagined to be the cause of "all
his troubles" The couple are now
living together as peaceable and sport.
i've as pair of kittens, and it is hoped
they will remain SO.
We spoke last week about stage
that went out Monday and had not
got back. 1t has not got back yet 1t
is the Rutland stage over the mount
ain