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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-06-12
Personal.

--Geneal Il II Baxter and Frederick Billings
have been re elected Directors Of the Pacific Mail
steamship Company.
MIR II. c. Horton, late Cashier Of the Ma
tional Bank at Vercenres. died on Wednesday
morning. lie was widely known and unlyer-
SILLY popular gentleman.
Capt. John NJ Thatcher Of Alexandria, Va
has been appointed Assistant Commissioner of
Patents, vice Gen. Samuel A. Durand, resigned.
Mr.. Thatcher was formerly Captain Of Co. |.
18th Regt.
The new Collector General Wells, has in
formed his employees that he shall insist on no
street oafng, and that in case any Of them be-.
come intoxicated it shall be considered sufficient
cause for dismissal.
Mr.. j. W. Paine, who was formerly to-
hacco manufacturer in this village. has been
employed hy a firm in Boston, and has gone to
Baltimore 10 take charge OF the hooks and the
general oversight of the business Of branch con-
nection house for the sale Of boots and shoes
The Republicans of Inmoio county meet 10
mass convention at the Town Hall, in Hydepark,
IN Saturday, June 18th, 70 nominate Senator
and county officers. II II. Powers, of Morris
Vile will undoubtedly be unanimously nominated
Tor Senator. lie has eminent fitness for the po-
siton.
Rev Robert Collyer has made that 50 900
horseshoe for Cornell University, and received
the money for it. The shoe. inscribed " Robert
Collyer, MAKER was presented to the Vice
President of the college by Mr.. Collyer, at the
close of the lecture at Ithaca, on Tuesday evening
Frederick Douglas, whose house at Roches-
ter was lately destroyed by fire during biz absence
reached that city at one o'clock in the morning
70 look after his family. but not knowing their
whereabouts applied ut two hotels for lodging
and was refused. lie finally got lodging with .
personal friend.
We notice with pleasure that the RutlanC
and Burlington papers speak in the highest
terms Of Prot. Phillips, a. an accomplished mu
Sican and efficient instructor At the rehearsa
for the Boston Jubilee. held at Rutanatast week
he met with most enthusiastic receptiOn-sing
ing one or two appropriate selections, and re
ceiving the compliment Of marked encore, a,
well AZ prolusiOn Of 4 nal tributes from BIZ
many admirers.
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ma ark OTIS.
iTsiegrahsd EIprs.'iy IN Waterman state JoarHail
BOSTON CATTLE MARKET,
For the week ending Tuesday, June n, 1879.
AT CAMBRIDG AND BRIGHTON,

.,..r.r as rrnru
~'''' " ~, -
cains, Ns,r; N1ats'' "og' '" -,'
Last week S,.9 ~ ~ ~, Wg i az
Ons Sea' e-p' 500 "-'' '' "" wv
PRIcEs.-Bsel crbs-kxtra TAT ana heavy premium
quality $3.50 e.01s third quality, 500 NJ - -
ion ms, on total weight Of hide aow AMI dressed hsel
$500 n sO,Ol
WortiHg orsH.fol a t27js paiI or according to their
Mich Con,.-siO ans extra good $50 sloD, with or
without calves as may be agreed ihrrow and ordna
~ st5d5n
Siore,.--Yearlngs, .oao, two-years old. 90 a on
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The Late Capt. Colvocoresscs.


Capt George Colvocoresres Of the United
States Navy was found brutally murdered last
week at Bridgeport, Conn. Capt. Colvocoresses
was a native Of Scio, an island Of Greece, and at
the time Of the terrible sacking of that Island by
the Turks in 1922, managed to escape 10 a ship,
and thence 10 this country These interesting
facts having been brought to the knowledge Of
the late Captain Alden Partridge, the founder
and then in charge Of the Military Academy at
Norwich in this State, he generously adopted
aud educated him. In 1892 Capt. Partridge pro-
cured for him an appointment in the Naval Acad-
envy at Annapolis, and, since that time has served
in the United States Navy. Capt. Colyocoressos
distinguished himself during the late war, and
received a. we arc informed, some $50 900 as his
share Of prizes captured. At the time of his de-
cease he was a member Of the Naval Retiring
Board at New York.
The deceased was about sixty years of age, and
leaves wife, four daughters and one son, who IL
an ensign in the navy. lie has resided in Litch.
field some fifteen years, and was highly respected
and esteemed by those who were acquainted with
him. lie was a man Of considerable wealth, and
we are informed had recently taken insurance on
his life for sl93 900.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-06-12

FIELD DAY OF VERMONT HIsToRIcAL SOCIETY.
The Vermont Historical Society will have a
deld-day celebration at Fort Ticonderoga, about
the middle of July the precise date will be an
nounced in few days. An address will be de-
lyered by Hon. Lacius +. Chittenden, Of New
York The occasion bids fair to be one of tn,
most successful, and among the largest gathering
that has ever assembled in Northern New York
Rev. W. II. Lord, d. D., of Montpelier, Pres
dent Of tfe Vermont Historical Society, will pre-
side and deliver the opening and welcoming ad
dress to the visiting historical societies.
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Coon TENPLARs' UNIoN,-The Washington
County Good Tempars Union was held at Cabot,
June 9Th, and a good representation from the sew
eral lodges were present. The Union opened in
usual form at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, when we lis
tened to an address Of welcome and response,
report of lodges, singing, &c. In the afternoon,
discussion Of question, singing miscellaneous bu-
siness, after which the union adjourned to meet
again at Marshfeld, on the first Wednesday in
September next. After partaking Of refresh
ments, we listened to an able address at the
Congregational church by the veteran DIR Chas
Jewett The whole was a very pleasant, and We
trust very profitable time. No one can Gail to
feel more fully the Importance Of working with
more zeal in this great ~ork Of Temperance after
listening to string appeals from such men as
walbridge from waitsfeld, Spinney Of More
town, Selleck, Bachelor, Lease OF Waterbury
Skinner of Plain6eld, Cobleigh Of Marshield
! Hoyt and Glidden OF Cabot.
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~ Father Cleveland the venerable mis-
sionary who was born June 81, l772, died in
Boston, Wednesday, lacking only sixteen days
of being one hundred years old lie was
born in Norwich, Connecticut, and ia the
early part of his life was engaged in mercan-
tile pursuits in Boston. lie was much in.
terested in tho formation of the Society for
Moral and Religious Instruction Of the Poor
in Boston, and 10 1880 was appointed Mis-
sionary to the Poor. For more than forty
years no has ministered to the wants OF tho
pour in Boston, temporal and spiritual, and
' now has gone 10 his reward.
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STATE OF VERMONT,

= WANHINUTVN %.
In Probate Court held ut Montpelier within and Tor
SAID District, on the 5th doy OF June, A. ID. ls9si
An Instrument purportng 10 be the last VIII ana
Testament OF Samuel ID. Howard, late Of barre IN
said district deceased being presented To the Court oy
Martha Howard the Exeeutrlx therein named, for Pro-
BATE
IL IS ordered by said Court that all persons concerned
therein he notified to appear at session OF SAID tvur 70
NE held at the PROBATE Ooo in Montpelier on inc th
day Of June D. 1874 aud show cause, ~ any they may
nave against the probate OF said Will for which pur.
pose il Is iurther ordered that copy OF the record oil
this order bo published three weeks successfully IN the
Vermont Watohman State Joarnal, printed Ut Mont
heller previous to said time appointed Tor hearing
a,27 ~ ''' HARVEY TILDEN. Judge.
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.TkTE OF VERMONT,

= y =
In Probate Court, holden at Montpelier within aud
for said District on the 2Sth day OF May A. ID. 1871
J. o. Emory, administrator OF the estate Of Amer
Hubbard late Of Montpelier, in said strict deceased
makes Implication to said Court, with tho consent and
OF the heirs and those Interested In her es
tte Tor lcense sell all OF the real estate Of said do
ceased to wit All OF the real estate Of which she died
sci zed aud possessed situated in said Montpelier repre-
senn that the sale thereof would be beneficial 10 the
heirs o. said deceased and those Interested IN her sats
Whereupcn, II Is ordered by said Court that said APP
plcaton 10 referred to session thereof TO he held
tho Probate Once In said Montpelier on the 18TH day q
June d. is7s for hearing aud decision thereon, ana
ID Il further ordered that ali persons interested 10 noti-
del hereof BY Publication OF notice OF ssd eppoauon
and order heruon three weeks successfully N tne YER
nnnt Watehman state Journsl prned Al Montpelier,
before said time of hearing that they may appear ~
said time and place and " they 500 cause o'ss'
as ny "s IARv;fy rILpES. Judge,
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Convention occurs in this place to-day. There il
quite large number Of delegates in town. The
result of the Convention is not foteshadowed by
any thing we have observed as yet-unless it b
that the heightened visages of the delegates fore
shadow an attempt at swallowing the Cincinnati
platform and candidate.
p. s. Later glimpses indicate that uninstruct
ed delegates, but favorable to Greeley, will be
sent to Baltimore, and that the New York resolu.
tons will constitute the platform.
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ii q a t h s..

| In Cabot June 8. HlRAN PeRKiSs, aged 90 years
In Barre. May %, Mr. sANUEL d. HOWARD, aged 6
years.
10 Barre, June 6, Mr.. VIZ. MOVES, aged 5oyoars and
s months.
In Bradford, May IS Mrs soPnnoSrA, wife of E. MAR
tin, aged 10 years.
In Iardwiek MAY %, susR X, eldest daughter Of
Geo aud Sophrone Paine, aged 10 years
in sheffield May Is. Of ahamitlon of bowels, ROLLIN
0. KNAPP, ED, aged O. years and 10 months.
In Hardwick. May 49, Mrs LUIS WHrcHER, wife Of
Charles WhItchcr and dlu htor Of Warren Lathrop Of
Nershire, Aged " years
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Coon HEFER Mr. Charles 7. Sabin, of
Montpelier, has the handsomest two-year-old
Jersey heiier which it has ever been our good for
tune to See From the milk of last week "a lbs
Of butter were made, Of the fine quality of which
we are fully competent to judge-Mr. Slbin, with
his usual fore:hought, having remembered the
printer in its distribution. Anyone who desires
to see a handsome heller, and to know experiment
ally of the quality of Jersey Butter, had better
give Mr. Sabin call.
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0'BRiES' S FouR Shows CONSOLIDATED have made
extensive arrangements to visit Montpelier on
Saturday, June %, and give their model exhibit
ton. pleasing feature they introduce is Grand
Street parade, such as has never been equaed
by any show in Montpelier. They are in Brandon
June Is, Middlebury June II, Vergennes June
Is, Burlington June 10, Richmond June 90,
Waterbury June 81, and here June -.
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CIMEON JoUNsONs EsrATE.-The

- subscribers havng beeu appointed by tho lonora-
bic Probate Court for the District Of Randolph, Commits
soners to receive examine, and adjust all GLAZING aud
demands fall persons, against the estate John
son late of Willamstown, in said District, deceased
represented nsovent and the term of six months from
the th day OF April el2, being allowed ny SAID Court
To the creditors OF said deceased, 10 exhibit aud prove
thor respective claims before Give notice, that We
will attend the duties Of our appointment AZ ne Hotel
m Wllamstown, Ia said District, on the lith DAY OF
sepiemper next at one O'Clock, In the afternoon, on
said day. ~, rALmEmNs; Commissioners.
Willamstowu May "a, A. ID. isI2. 2iH
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BARRE.-The anniversary exercises of Barre
Academy will take place next week, commencing
with the anniversary sermon on Sunday On
Wednesday and the forenoon Of Thursday occur
the examinations Of the graduating class. Thurs
day afternoon the address before the associated
Alumni will be delivered by Col. Albert Clarke
Of st. Adams and in the evening the anniyer.
sary Of the Social Fraternity will be observed
Hon b. II. Steele, of lIartland, being the orator
On Friday the annual meeting Of the Alumni
takes place at O'Clock A. NJ. the special meet
ing of the Social fraternity at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
and the Rhetorical exercises Of the graduating
class at O'Clock P. NJ. The anniversary exer-
cises Of this excellent school grow in interest ey-
cry year, aud there will doubtless be a large at
tcndcnce on them.
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4 Coop LANB.--Mr Aionzo Pearce, Of Calais,
had a Cotswold eve lamb dropped on the 9th Of
March last, it being the Sleeps first lamb
When just two months old it weighed flty-six
pounds to-day it weighs seventy-hve pounds.
II anyone can produce larger one Of the age we
should like " hear hOsn thsna.
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STATE ASSOCIATION. The Vermont State Spr-
itualist Association will hold quarterly conyen-
ton in Stowe. on the 2sth Goth and Both oil
June. The Mt Mansfield Hotel will board for
sl.25 per day, and the several divisions of the
Vermont Central Railroad will carry those at
tending the convention for fare one way.
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LANNON'S EsTATE-The

~ subscribers having been appointed by the Hon
orabe Probate Court for the District Of Washington,
commissioners receive examine and adjust all claims
amt demands OF all persons Against the estate OF Dan
lei Landon late Of Waterbury, In said District, de-
ceased represented nsolyent and the term ofs months
from the nth day Of May 1879, being allowed by said
Court TO the creditors of said deceased TO exhibit and
prove their respective claims before Give notice. that
We will attend TO the duties Of our appointment at the
office Of Paul Dillingham; son, In Waterbury, In said
District on the ast Thursdays ofJune and August next
at o'clock la the forenoon, each OF said days.
HORACE fALES. lro,nn,t.sione,s
NJ. W. sHuRrLEFF, O0"'''7.s'''
Waterbury, June ., A. ID. 1872. 25N
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List OF Letters,
Remaining in The Montpelier Post Office
,Tuue 10. 1879.

LaDiys--Mrs. Lydia II. Hunt, Miss Amelia Tasting,
Miss Ellen J. Jones Mrs. "a McCioud Bridget Mitchell,
Mrs. Almra Mason Mrs. n W. Smith, Miss Sarah
Tracy, Miss Marosle Tyler, Mrs Maria Winston. Mrs..
Eliza Wright, Miss Anytime Watson.
GgSrtFwrS-D Cady. Geo. o. Davis, Alphrcd Fra.
dottc, John Cunning, p Gurensy, Ezekiel Kent,
Benz. Kinney, J. NJ. Jennings, NJ u. Lawrence, II. l..
Mhnnlnnk
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u Dr. Jewett gave another Of his admirable
temperance lectures at Village Hall last evening.
A good audience was in attendance, but in the
main 1t was made up Of those who are already
sound upon the temperance question. What a
pity that those who most need to hear his power
full appeals are the last to attend,
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LovrLTrss on rus IycaeasE.--A marked Increase of
female lovelnes Is the lighting result Of the i'm
mense popularity which ilagan's Magnolia Balm"
has obtained among the ladies Of America. Compiler
ions radiant with snowy purity and tlngcd with the
roseate health commonly me. with whenever II Is
used. For the salow and unwholesomo appearance Of
the face and neck, which utterly countorbalanees tho
effect Of any personal attraction the may possess
IL substitutes the clear, pcarlke complexion which Is
such transoendant charm in woman and renders the
oughest skin as soft a. Gon0a velvet. No Il
astonshed than the person using II at tho marvellous
transformation which Il effects in these particulars.
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We clip the following from the Troy N. " mig -
Some three months snoe Dr. r. v Pierce Of Buffalo, ~
" commenced advertising Ia the FAig, article called
Dr.. sago's Catarrh Romedyn We believed at that
time u was q the many catch penny Arrangements
to swinde people out Of their money but during the
past few weeks have become convinced to the contrary
Ne know Of several prominent citizens who have suffered
from that osthsomc disease Catarrh, and they pro-
nouucc DR.. sago's remedy humbug, and in several
instances have been entirely cured We desire 10 give
Dr. Pierce the benefit Of tho snmc sos
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Lenal hnttpes.

VOHN WOODS ESTATE.-The sub
- sorlhers having been appointed by tho Honorable
Probate Court for the District Of Washington Commits
souers, to receive, examine and adjust all claims and
demands OF all persons against tho estate OF John
Wood, la0 OF Montpelier, Ia said District, deceased,
eprcsented lnsovent and the term or six months from
the 2d day of April 1872, being allowed by said Court
10 the creditors OF said deceased, to exhibit and
prove their respective claims before Give notice that
We will attend the duties Of appointment at the
onica Of IIeaton Reed In Montpelier In said District,
on the 2 of July and October next at one o'clock,
IN the afternoon, GU each OF said days.
q 1, r REED commissioner
Montpelier, May 10, A. ID. i6f2. GH
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Alonzo A. Reed, of Benson, has been APP
pointed custom house officer at Benson Landing
large alnsunt- Of Canada lumber are stored there
aud reshipped TO 20 through the Champlaln canal
TO southern markets. About 100000 COO feet oil
lumber are shipped there annually
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NERsHlRE.-Last tuesday. MIR. John Carlton Of
Vershire, killed young man by the name oil
Alonzj Davis, under the following circumstances
Winthrop Davis, his father, and himself, under
took to cross Cartons land, and Carlton forbid
them Davis then set large dog on Carlton,
who pulled revolver and shot him. Davis and
son then both attacked Carlton, and in the melee
young Davis was shot in the bowels, and lived
but short time. Carlton Immediately went tC
Chelsea and gave himself up, and was put under
81 900 bail Moses Spear becoming his hail
Carlton says it was accidental Young Davi,
had threatened to shoot Carlton year ago, and
had been complained OF for it. Since Davis
DEATH Carlton has been confined in Jail. A year
ago Davis married Lizzie Fletcher, of Vershire, anc
his sudden and untimely death casts gloon
over the entire community.
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SAD AcciDENT.-On the morning Of June 4th,
Mr.. William r. Marsh, Of Cabot, had his right
leg shockingly smashed by the accidental dis
charge Of gun. Drs. Wiswell and Wallace at.
tended on him Immediately They took from the
leg sixteen pieces Of bone. Three inches Of the
large bone il entirely gone.
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ST. ALBANs BurrEn MsRKEr, June IL. The
market was quiet. We quote Fair grades 93c;
Good, Csc Selections, 90 and 27c. No cheese in
market
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VERMONT MEDICAL SoolETY.-The semi-annual
meeting Of this society will be held at Bratte-
boro, Wednesday and Thursday, June 26th and
eth, commencing at 10 o'clock A. N. "Wednesday
On Wednesday evening an address will be de-
liyered by Dr. 5 r. Brooks, Vice President, Of
ST. Johnsbury.
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all arriaq es.


In paynsville, Ohio, May %, Rev l.. o. BRAsrow, Of
81. Johnshury, and Miss MATHS LADn Of Paynesylle
Ia Cabot. June ., ny Rev b 5. Adams Mr.. fRupgRic
MARriN, Of Northheld, aud Mrs. ASNA ID. Bliss, Of
MurshNeld.
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MONTPELIER 4 BLACK RIVER RAILRoAD.-Mr.
Stearns, the chief engineer Of this road arrives
in town to-day, and is to proceed at once with the
survey OF the Moscow Route. 1t was the With
am route which has been found impracticable
not the Rlmore Pond route, as we had it last
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LEcTURIs ASormER YEAR-We understand
that arrangements are being made by the respect
i've lecture committees in Burlington, Rutland
St. Adams, st. Johnsbury and Montpelier, for a
lecture. course in common next year.
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]. ST. GLARS ESTATE

4 The subscribers, having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court for the District of Washington,
Comm ssiOners to receive, examine. aud ADJUST all
claims and demands Of all persons against the estate OF
decuasud represented ins0yent, and the term OF sk
months from tho 18th day Vt March, 1874 being allowed
y said Court 20 the creditors OF said deceased 70 ek
hlht aud prove their respective claims before U.S. 1--WE
notice that We will attend to the duties Of our appoint
mont at the dwong house OF Fine ST. Clair IN Marsh
hed 10 sad District the last Mondays OF June and
September next at o'clock in the forenoon, on each
Of said days. % maze
T. l. : bHWSilSSssLg. commissioner.
DAVID SMITH,
Marshhed, April 1, 1872. 2'2o
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REFUNDED. State Treasurer Page received
yesterday, Treasury Warrant from Washing
ton for $50, 500 10, in liquidation Of our State
War claims against the Government.
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OrESEp.-The Summit House on Mt. Mansfield
was opened last week, and the indications are
that the number Of visitors this year will be
greater than ever.
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A GENEROUS GiFT.-Mr. Henry G. Mutt, our
former townsman, but for many years resident
Of Council Bluff, Iowa, has presented the Meth
odist Society Of this village with $1,000 to procure
a bell Cor their new church edIice
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II Among the appropriations recently made
by Congress is that Of $4,000 for the improve.
ment Of the harbor at Swanton.
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RACING. On Thursday last, the horse Snow
Flake, owned by Charles b. Ballard, of White
purse, open to all horses, at Montreal. Twelve
thousand dollars was taken out OF the pool b Z
by the friends OF Snow Flake One thousand
dollars was awarded u Snow Flake, four hundred
b, Fanny Lambert, and two hundred to Peerless
The horses, John I. Rich and General Grant,
were Withdrawn.
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RARE CuANoE "A new and very desirable
double tenement can be bad by applying at this
Office