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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-07-31
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IL sciibcrs having been appointed ny tho Honorable
PROBATE Court for the District OF Washington Commis
sioners, to receive, examine and adjust all claims and
demands Of all persons against the estate Of Levy Col
ley late Of Woodbury., IN said District deceased, rep
resented insolysnt and the term Of six months rom
the eth day OF July. ls72 being allowed BY said Court
to the cred OF said deceased to exhibit and prove
their respe tive slans before give notcn that wo
will 10 the duties apo ntent a. tho store
OF u. r. White In Calais In said District on IN days
OF January and september noxt at ocvek, In tho
afternoon, Of each o. said DAYS
fD'' b. ROBINSON. Commissioners
July y, A. ID. l972 NsU
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Considerable excitement was created
10 town yesterday, over a reported knock-down
fight helweeuJHdge Iiien and Hon f. f. French.
Railroad question. Investigation however prov
ed, as we had -urmisei, that a mountain had been
made out Of mole-hill, the fight having mostly
consisted Of words -although Judge riden, by
an unfortunate movement OF bis hand drew with
his fngernail a small quantity Of blood from
Esquire French's face,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-07-31

DR.. j. p. BayANr, " The Heaier, has opened
room, at 'he " Weiden House" St. Adams, Vt &,
where he will remain until september 1T, 1872
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number ct about iUur hundred assembled In
Village Hail, in this place on Saturday Of last
week, for the purpose Of rc.aiirming their belief
in tie doctrines Of the Republican party, and put
ting In nomination ticket of county officers to
be supported by them at the ensuing election.
The convention was called to order by James
IL Holden, E.q., Of Middlcscx. Chairman Of tho
county committee, who named Hon. John Gregg.
~, OF Mortified, as temporary chairman. james
II. Holden, Esq., was elected Secretary, and this
organization was subsequently made permanent,
with the addition Of hon Don T.. Carpenter, Of
Mddosex, aud Hon. Charles II. Heath, Of Plain
field, as Vice Presidents, and j. NJ. Poland, OF
Montpelier, rs additional Secretary.
On motion Of Judge Carpenter, the various del
egatious from the respective towns In The county
were instructed to meet by towns, at the adjiurn-
mcnt Of The oreno,n session OF the convention,
for the purpose OF selecting two Of their numbers
o. Represent each town upona committee for the
purpose Of nominating county ticket
Ga motion Of Hon Charles II Health com
mitice of five, on Resolutions, was appointed, from
which as a special grace, he asked TO be excused.
The committee was appointed, as follows Hon.
Charles Dewey, Of Montpelier bon. Ira Rich
ardson, of Wmt-Gcd W. =. Dillingham;, E.q.,
Of Waterbury j. NJ Poland, Of Montpelier,
and j W. Whccl1ck, of Berlin.
On mouon, adjourned until afternoon.
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Osr FoaH or CARAVAN begins with unossinoss Of nose;
the nose soostue,ed BY tho thekened lining membrane
and Nes dry desire 70 pick IL, beods little sorea
start spread and get deeper crusts form on them
arge and hard 10 got away matter discharges flesh Is
saen and tho bone decays, breath very offensive and
face becomes disasured. Terrible diseased Nothing
sill cure but Dr.. Perces Golden Medical Discovery
AIKEN earnestly to the blood systs locally
isc Dr. sascs catarrh Remedy healing specific, and
70 apply Il properly, DR.. Piorce's Ntsai Douehe This
reaches all tho diseased parts, All these sure means Of
cure sold together for g. BY druggists. 6l5
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Canon AIessrs. Clough and Foster, Of St
Johnsbury, have bought Of Jacob Lpvejoy three
acres Of land On the line Of the =. a o Railra
in the northoaslerly part Of this town, and ar
soon to erect steam mill to saw all kinds Of lup-
ber
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-07-31

ST. ALnANs BITTER MAREFr, July 3O.-The
market was firm, with large ofering-. Common
To fair grades 20 to 29a medium to good, 90 to
2lc choice lots, &c No chee-e offered
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EYRev. Dr. LoRD leaves On his Summer yaca-
ton the present week.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-07-31

MoSlY OapEa OFFICES. - The following addi-
tional post Offices in Vermont have been created
money order oilites: Barre, Derby Pawlet and
Rchi,rd
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PaosrEcr TOR BrrTEa There will be large
shipment of butter to-day, July 3Olh, reaching
some 20O1 tubs, il is thought aud in fine condi-
ton from the coolnes- OF the weather The feel
ing seems to be firm for butter although it adj
ances -lowly in price, yet the prospect is god
for the TALL make, and from the frequent rains the
quantity as well as the quality should be good
Those having sliling crops should commence feed
ing If possible before the CIV. shrink in milk, a.
this is an important matter that concerns the ac
count Of profit Or loss witch the dairy ST Allan,
Messenger.
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We are glad to notice in town to day. Mr..
W. l.. Warren, Of the Springfield Republican.
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Watohman 6 Jnnrnal.
WEDNESDAY. July 81. 1879,


At Village Hall, every Sunday evening, from to
! O'Clock All ARE cordially invited To attend.
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rie Geneva Arbitration.

GENEVA, July 20 The Swiss Times to-day
says that 1t is in position to confirm the report
that the tribunal of arbitration has decided in
favor If America in the case of the priyateer
Florida, On tie ground that the British govern
ment did not use sufficient prccaution to prevent
the departure Of that vessel from English ports
The Times also says that the board to-day took
up the case Of the Alabama.
The Swiss Times, in giving further particulars
OF the proceedings OF che board of arbitration.
says that the board has dsallowei the claims of
the American government arising out Of the
depredatiOns OF the Boston, jeff Davis, Music
and several other smaller rebel cruisers. The
reasons leading u this action are that the charges
Of negligence on the plrt OF the British govern
nent, 50 far as these vessels are concerned, have
not been proved
BRu-sEls, July 20-Tbe Independence Beige
states that awards If the Geneva 7riJuaai, in
the eases Of The pryateer- Florida and Alabama
will together amount % Il 500, 600 sterling
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-07-31

COOP PLAYNo. In our item under thi.
head last week we should have stated. provided
We bad beon informed of the fact, that member.
OF both Companies worked on the brakes Of each
engine. Whatever credit is TO be given fr thei,
good playing, therefore, should be divided be-
tween both Companies
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1t cost " Brick Pomery $500, 900 to
fud out that there wasn't room for another
paper in New York.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-07-31

GREELEY FLc.-Ihe intense enthusiasm with
which Greeley Flag would be greeted in this
place has not yet found occasion % display itself,
although it is some time since subscription pa
per is understood to have been started to procure
trp
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Special hntices.


EsTABLIsHED 1880.
NDAL n. FOOTE a. CO.
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
70 BROADWAY, Ny.
GOLD, STOCKS AND Bonds BOUGHT AND SOLD
on COMMISSION.
REFERENCES cosko Co., New York Mcehan.
cs Bank Association, or any old Biaklag m,Isi z
Commercial Agency In New York
n B.-pamphlet on "WALL STREET AND ITS
OPERATIONS" furnished tree on application o71
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-07-31

DELtcArEs ELEcrED. AT the caucus Of che
Democrats held at Ynnge Hall last Saturday
evening, Capt. A. \ Sweet PRESIDED, and Capt.
j. o. Livingston was secretary The following
list Of delegates to the State Convention 70 be
held at Burlington, August /, were elected.
Homer W lleat1n, Hiram Atkins, II. II. Bishop.
&. j Gleason Alternates. George Clark, a. A.
Mead, ). o, Livingston and 4. A. Sweet
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-07-31

RTunLlcAN STATE CoMrrEr.--A meeting of
the Republican State Committee was held in Ills
place yesterday. Every member Of the commit
tee was present., ami active measures for pushing
tbe campaign were adopted
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-07-31

INV llorEL pHoirG.-A goodly number Of
our business men met Col. Thaycr, Of Littlcton,
at the Pavilion on Monday evening, to consult
with reference to the erection Of a new Hotel at
this place The interview resulted in PROPOSE
ton by Col Thaycr that be would build a h1tol
on the site Of the old Pavilion, costing 500 900
IN it, construction and furnishing, to be compile
ted within a ycr from October next, uud kept by
himself, provided the citizens Of Montpelier
would donate To him the sum Of 500 600 A
committeeoi seven wa. raised, to whom the whole
subject was committed consisting Of Gc1. C..
Shepard, j. A. Page, j. X Iangdon, p. p. Pit
kin, W. g. Ferrn, Samuel Wells, md j r.
rhurs'on After discussing various propositions,
the committee adjourned all Friday evening next
Col. Ihayor has an enyiuble reputation in his
business, and is doubtless just the man % meet
the wants Of our town in this respect We trust
some good results will come Of the movement
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1872-05-30

The twin children, ten months old, OF Mr.,
Ball. in Portland We're left by their mother "a
lew moments Wednesday, alone. when a eat
attacked one OF them lying on the floor, + airing
and biting her flesh about the face III horrible
manner, large pieces from the cheek having
been torn on and devoured. 1t Is possible thc
child mag live.
Cape Cod man handed a letter to The Post
master to asccraned the weight of il. Being
told that II was tribe over onr-hat ounce. he
took out his rrn-knIle ana whlit3rd The corlv r.
TO lis just weight, thereby saving three cents.
The American steamer NMgniu,. 50 long
under the surveillance of 4 Spanish man Of wHr.
At Aspinwail, was lately conS WE'D IT, sea hl the
American sunboat Kansas, the Spanlnrd NOT
daring To attack.
A new mail route has been established Il, DIN,
NadobOro to Liberty, via OF North Waldnh,,r1.
Wash iH1tun and South Liberty. The >erN CO.
began hast Monday and is to DC weekly.
Paul Lowe. i son OF EX-Goy. Lowe OF MARY
land shot three persons IN New York, SATURDAY,
one fatally and the other two seriously.
Daniel Webster Appltton,w No wn- >o~evercIy
burned N ork-up in the suburb OF Boston,
died IN he hospital lhut Shay nieht.
The bridge across the Andro,co.sgiu at l3ru. go
wick was completed 50 that tram, It,>,,, uu 10
Friday.
The new Carpet Department Of .Iorl1u
Marsh Il Co., Boston, displays every desirable
pattern IN this line. besides malN cNvul>il. ptr-
terms IN the finer grades 81 makes t>.tu~il,Ny
thclr own. Their Mattu.- qnd oil Ioli> ,ra
very desirable.
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Mutiny in the Fifth District

The state of affairs in this district CON
corning the republican aspirants to Con
gress, grows interesting daily. We have
had halt score of candidates more or
less prominent but these have one by one
retired before the exgencies of the situa-
ton, until only Mr.. Hale and Mr.. Knowl
ton remain. The latter gentleman, though
coming late into the canvass, is surround
ed by host of devoted personal friends.
who will use every honorable means to
give him the nomination. Could he be
placed fairly before the people, we must
confess that his abilities and popularity
would 90 far towards redeeming what is
now much imperilled district for the ad-
ministration With the hot dessensions
among the Grant adherents in regard to
this matter, and the daily outcropping Of
Greeleyism among its hitherto staunch
supporters. it is becoming more and more
evident that the combined democracy and
liberal republicans are very likely to sue
coed in returning member. We take it
for granted that Mr.. Hale will be nomi-
mated. His preparations have been too
long, carefully and thoroughly made to
fail, backed rs they will be abundantlv by
the sinews of war.
Active hostilities between the hostile
radical wings were inauguratet last week
by the Progressive Age, which threw 4
bomb shell Of fearful dimensions into the
Hale camp, in the shape Of IN article in
which ali the political sins of the present
member Were SET forth in startling array,
ending with a formal notification that if
put in nomination he cannot be elected
We reproduce the attack in another
column.
We understand that the friends of Mr.
Hale regarded the article in III, Age of
the previous week, in which NJ knowl-
ton was brought forward, as legitimate
and proper eXertion in behalf If pre-
ferred candidate. But when it islollowed
by menace Of war like this. ju>tiIies
retaliation. And they propose to do even
so unto him. if by any unlocked t,r chance
he gets the nomination. In ether ease
the candidate is to be friend cf the nd
minstration, both Of them being publicly
committed to Grant. which leaves the
fairest field for combination Of the ele-
ments OF opposition. This is the situation
as we read it to-day. The liberals and
democrats in the district cannot iail TO in
terpret its signs.
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Now that Mr. Jewett has been chosen
delegate to the Philadelphia Convention
we shall look for his speech in that as
semblage. lie is fuller of wrath than the
avenging angel, and will make IN oppor-
tunity to empty his walls on the head of
Greeley. The liberal candidate IS his pet
aversion, Tor some reason hidden away
back in the history of former campaigns,
and the tomahawk is sharpened 50 that
speech must come.
Jefferson Davis bail-bond. with the names
of the signers in full, has been autographed by
Richmond publishing house, and will be dis
trlbuted in the South as a Greeley campaign
document. Radical papers.
Well, its good deal better looking and
more honest document than the deed Of
Grants house in Washington, received
from office seekers.
-Hawley, who was so badly defeated
in the senatorial contest in Connecticut,
writes a letter saying that '''rhe man who
sets his heart upon office is a fool" There
in such a case.
The New York correspondent of the
Boston Post under date Of the 9th says
The feeling here now is generally much less
Greeleyish than it was a week two AGO
There Is more OF Il disposition to talk of n
straight Democratic nomination at Baltimore
with a ticket like Hancock aud Kerr, than ut
any time since the Cincinnati Con vention.
DR.. Jordan's song in praise Of Greeley
is assailed in 4 column article by the Port
land Press. But the songs of the people
are not to be thus demolished. How many
columns would it have taken to have writ
ten down the Marsellaise or the Battle of
the Kegs
Frank w. Parker, of Lewiston, it was
sometime ago stated, fell overheard from
a Sound steamer, and was drowned But
the company with $4,000 policy on his
| life, has doubts about it, and declines to
pay.
Without constituting itself a Greeley
organ, the Portland Star has a fair and i'm
partial article, which does full Justice to
the liberal candidate, and rebukes his rad.
zeal defamers. 1t is characteristic of the
editor of the Star.
The Augusta correspondent of the
Boston Journal says that Hon. F. A. Pike
elected delegate at large to the Grant Con-
vention, will not attend. We hear it sng-
gested that he has strong inclinatons
J Greeleyward.
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A Broken BRIDGE.
ITHACA, N. r., May 81.

ITHACA, N. r., May 81.
About 3 O'Clock this morning the build
ings belonging to w. &. johnson on Fall
Creek We're fired by an incendiary. One
OF the steamers Of this city was stationed
on the high bridge over Fall Creek just
below the foot Of the main fall. When the
fire was nearly out the bridge without any
warning or cracking, fell, Carrying with
it the engine and people who had congre-
gated there to the number of about two
hundred. Fifty persons were seriously
injured, including some Of the students OF
Cornell University. Some are 50 badly
hurt that they are not expected to recover.
The Portland Monitor has coined a
new and unique phrase. 1t accuses q
man in than city Of shooting off his mouth
at Greeley.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1872-05-30
Our District Convention.

The time for choosing delegates to The
Democratic National Convention AZ
proaches, and the Committee viii soon
issue the cali. We hope that the delegates
to the State Convention from The towns
comprising the fifth district may TX
authorized to assemble at Bangor on the
same day, and choose the delegates. IT
is an expensive matter to get a meeting
of she whole district and the phn sug-
gested has worked we'll in several in
stances. Then at 4 later day, Conven-
ton to nominate candidate for Congress
and Presidential elector can be held at
some point within the district Is there
any objection to this?
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1872-05-30

The account of the unfortunate VOYAGE Of the
brig Ahbie Clifford which has been widely
published, does injustice to MIR. IIichborn. the
second mate, some of Capt. Robert lIichhorn. Of
stockton. The young man, like nearly all ui
the name, is genuine web foot, "A good sailor
and at home on the sea. The vessel WAS really
in his charge during her passage, rs she should
hay been. 1t was true that Mrs. Clifford could
find the vessels position bv meridian altitude
in fair weather, but had il not been for Mr.
Uichborn's knowledge of dead reckoning il
would have been difficult at tunes to have fold
the briggs position. and impossible To have
handled her had his seamanship been la, king
Those who knew he was on hsnrd, might well
ask what he was doing, if the published accounts
were true; and justice requires this explanation
The city reporters often make "A sensation hy
suppresSing important facts.
BURNHAM.
Mr.. Whitney depot master. has retired from
the position, and will engage in trade. He win
be succeeded by Alonzo Millet.
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Upon the outside Of to-day's paper will
be found Mr. Greeley's acceptance of the
Cincinnati nomination. 1t is broad,
liberal and statesmanlike document, which
shows an intelligent understanding of the
structure and powers of the government,
and rigid determination to keep the adj
ministration in all departments, within
their limits. That portion in which the
military domination and bayonet- force
are alluded to will meet the approval of
the democracy. 1t is in happy contrast
to the theory and practice OF President
Grant who surrounds himself with bay
onets and epaulettes as though he were
an Emperor, and uses the army upon
slight provocation, to crush rival party
convention at New Orleans, or to over
awe the polls in Pennsylvania. Compared
with these outrageous practices. the de-
clarations of Greeley contrast as light with
darkness. He puts forth the theory that
the civil power should always in time OF
peace be supreme over the military.
The conclusion of the letter is eloquent
in its picture of a reunited country. And
the whole cannot tail to meet the approval
of every well wisher to his country. 1t is
the brightest CLEAN of q better day that
the country has seen since Grant became
| President.
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The present aspect of the treaty matter
with England is a fortunate one for those
who favor q good understanding with
England at any price, but it humliatc@
the administration that is taking the back
track so suddenly. The Senate has as
sumed the responsibility of advising =
supplemental article Withdrawing the con
sequential claims, upon IN understanding
that this country is not to be held for SINH
lar ones in any future like state of affairs
The probability now is that the arbitration
will proceed, and the disputes be finally
adjusted.