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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-01-17
Vermont Central R. II. Line
WINTER ARRANGEhENrS
Cawuenciu0 Moudau. December 4 ISL
rKAINs GONG soCTH 40 aAsr.

TRAINS GOING SOUTH And aA~r.
Leave Montpelier s. s. s.H1.- s. I5 and 3s5 pm.
b-s IS ;. m. 9rel.f1- n waite River jlast
snd Bellows "a Us ~h trafn- lot Boston. WorceseF
80. Sui White River FUNSTON "fH trains an Pas
sump=l Railroad a. South Vernon ie5 Springfield sna
New Yors; 81 GrCUf's Corner iCr SaW London.
Day Express leaves Montreal sc s.t5 a-H ST. JONAS.
- 1000 AM, ogdensaAt Al @' am ~ q
60 .H &ogsr'- Junction ~ lolt am. - Adams Al
H. ID arriving lu Boston wa L77stl g t8o5 .al
Night Express leaves ogde os1uf- q. -se li- fist=-
burg IN pm, Noaers Junction at- 11H Montreal *
7}g-w - Jon af $50 1l-.i. ea ~ ~ 2 sis
connecting al We Srsr laarfaH sHt Bellows fai e
Boston 90 $50 a-- p sg--a N=fl.u -lHl trains leI
Springfield ana N-w Yars. ar.5sf ne ia New YORK ST
1850 pm
TRAINS GoIse NORTH ARD NEST.
Leave Nonypeil-5 80 and AS ,-a... and ass sind
pav Exrrss. leaves Boston VIA Je.z.l q. 500 Sun,
f1r Burlington =. sf1auS, Montreal, So. arriving il
Montreal 80 3.f5 Fa., sHt oEceu>a4r- 3. p sin-i
making connection fer the We=--
MaH Train flr Burlington tn1 - Adams leaves Bos
ton VIA Lowell zoo Vi Lawrence and FItcn
6urt6 - . So am Springfield s. : oo l., tsr1u-'s
lows FsIIs I2.e5 pm, White Riser function 22a PM,
srr'vinz in 81. Aitans al 80 Pm. -...-
EutIsad ii S-tJ am. B4FliH=. " &c .1.s =. A.
hans At 1900 aus - Jenu - +5e s.tl.- ARRIVING p
Nsht E4ass-z Isass- CIRCUITS C.suer 4. 9.53 i..aa.
South Vernon p - 4 t5Cet--75 passenger lsaH
o. o Ia, Springfield s.to pm Bellows Falls 49,
I-a. connecting IN tE8jGs over cheshire Railroad
lanct.on " lth tEsln leaving fo5.-" d. e,t Pm TO-
Burlington. =. Adams. Montreal g arriving IA Non
trszl - s.fa an. rlSus5nran 1900 s.0.- snd %
3zdeus1aEsI. Al l--f5 p-4-, connecting WttA strand
TTfaz Railway and steamer Tor the West
sleeping Cars attached no The g1t EN1f-s- Tam
raualng between montreal aad hes.-a aad h'4i5eal
and Sprlng hsli, and -. Alhar- snd Troy
Drawing Room Cars Un tsy kE s,es Trains between
Iafousa tickets Tor c.sas5 -. Z ,a Va. 8. 81
6. MERRILL, GenI Superintendent.
=. a hans. December q, 1871
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-01-17
Suicide Committed

As the result ST al inactive staLe of liger
sad sgCmash. producing headache, 1otuse
Intellect, dulinesf, dependency. domsniia,
ana finally insanity. IS no UNCOMMON occur
renee All these dissg reoabie symptoms ana
bad feelings arc moet certainly dispelled by
the use of Dr. Pierce Golden Medical De-
covcrv &c re7itali.cs and builds up che
whole system Little book on Chronic
Diseases sent free. Address b. ! Pierce.
NJ H.. BuEu9. n. y Golden Medical
Discovery sid 81 I'll l-uggists
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-01-17
LIE GAL NOTICES.
Ara " Raw.om's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Court, acid
WAsHIsoToE DIsFkIcF, sa Montpelier within nd
for said District. 2ih day of Jan. A. D. 1873
WILLIAM WINCH, Administrator Of thu estate
w ~ Ara Z. RaEson, late OF Worcester N said
district deceased, makes application 10 fs!d Court,
with tne consent and appreciation ia writing q The
heirs and % heirs said deceased for
license sell al 6 his res Of said decssss6
sust Ell IN ssid Worcester representing that the tsls
thereof would be bsne6ciaI n ths heirs ef SAD de
esSea sud those 5: tsrsst 4 in bs estate.
EhsreUpon,i IL Is ordered hySsid CeuTt - "a
application Os referred a s-sstOu thereof to "a
held ths Probate eics IN aid Montpelier, OF
the och day Of February, A d. 1872, fer essI ms
aud decision thefeoBi 4Hd il is furih'r oTdeTel
ThS al eTs0nt interested be net FED hereof D. pub
location nets Of sstj appicsti1r and order thsTsoa
weeks successveiy in tht green EOuntAir kget
MAJ, printed AcutPslter before said line OF hear
ing, that they may zpPezr at said fime and Piscsi
& nd II tley nse obirct thereto.
Nv Isa CGGIt -Attss',
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-01-17

BEAUuFUL Wok4s The perceptiYe
Aculty Of women u usually keeuer than Tho
same chronological organ in men. Woneu
know that beauty rather than genius is For-
shipped by the s5erner sex. A man osy
ealk Of the latter 70 his lady love, but the
keenness OF the Woman knous that he IL
thinking Of the former Women are fond OF
admiration hence one Ct sheir longinss Is
IL be beautiful. The grand sscret Of female
beauty 10 health, the power 90 eat. digest snd
sesimIlate proper quantity Of wholesome
food. Take VINEGAR BITTERs. is will cleanse
the stomach. tone the vital oTgecs. give
perfect digestion, purify she blood. clear up
the complexion and produce 2 state Of men
tai and physical elasticity. which gives
$ mmetry Of form, bright eyes, white skin,
glossy hair and g genuine type Of female
iOYellness, 1bich nc cosmetic can produ3e.
no ga
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Guardians Notice.

STATE OF VERMONT, . In T. -0bsts Colrs held q.
W4sRtS6roE u 81 SiCT, as Montpelier, With IA ana
said District un th- 18th 50 - JanUsry a. 80
u sANGIS :. RAND ALL, guardian 4 t-rD"H q.
u Kent, q Montpelier, f0Tesai1, makes -pPlie%ttoh
10 siI Court FOR c-zss 10 81. ms foIcwne described
real s,tsss his rsrl o uit farm situated in "a
&ootpsIl-r On the rost g.ou M0ntPeli-r village 10
WoEcrs russ oU- buI.eiD<s ana i1 = 50 q siase
Two logS In zad Worcester TspC ssDERs 50 81
Il. aas q part thereof is reccessa = Tor ths pay
Of debts Of ssif ware, snd ne expenses o.
IFS maintenance estate being Insa11c snt
tor fhoae purpcses aud Jhst the sales q the remain
der foat purpose Of puuing the proceeds ~ 81 =
sstiug the same IN st0Jks q FeAi
estate would h ben ncisl ss'd ward
HhegeuPGR, it is ordered By sd Court that sal
apple atom FFed thereof, 10 BE he'd
lns Probate ONCE, IN ss'd MOntpelicrs o. The
day FEBRUARY A. y. 1872, for hstTns snd ct5isI"s
thereon further o'der-ds Inst al persons a
t.reEtsd notified hereof ~ pG1cGtsu OF notice Of
said app icstiou and orier Jbsrso three UesE' sae
eeasvsy "a the Green Mount az Freeman, printed 81
Mont. eiieg bes0rs said ii that hey ms ,
EpPezr Et aid time ant paCs, snd, thry see cAltt
OBJECT hereto. By tie Court Attest
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-01-17
Example for the Ladies

Ma Gaes1E ". NILSSON. .mson.uiss,J
Allegheny City, Pa. says the Wheeler &
Wilson Machine ia ms family has been used
for thirteen yeara without rePslTsi ard he
warrsn,s it loF ten years more and that any
Wheeler & Wilson Machine vii serve
family for lifetime. "a important fact.
particularly g g.~la who make ft5r l.sin (
by che needle
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-01-17

We we're pleased u see. not loug s,pse, "a
one OF cur exchanges. some pretty severe re.
MARKS addressed e several persons who,
during an interesting lecture by Rev. Jno.
:. {. Abbott, kept continuous coughing,
which prevented many from hearing Peo-
pie who cannot refrain from coughing, had
better stay away from such places, % else
take bottle oc Joiefas's 8soayss Lis.r-s1,.
win them
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-01-17
Gbt fteeman.
MONTPELIER, VT,
WEDNESDAY, JAN. II, 1872.

we 5esire to make the FREEMAN particularly
.,lDaole for It's news from all parts of Vermont,
-1t friends in different parts oftbe State, es-
r5cIaIly Washington, Orange and LaIno file GUN
-sz VIII confer great favor upon us ana our
-5.ders by sending US local intelligence. Give Us
fs and We viii arrange them for the paper.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-01-17

W .rcH 40. lU0-, SIsV DEMONSTRATING
Trade Mark Frederic Afhertou s Co,
Marian. \. j., manufactured by Jnitsl
States Watch " ,,Giles. y aIcs s. Col has
been carried by me come months ics total
variation from mean time Icing only eight
seconds per month.-WN. NfrCHFLr. Con
durtor =. 6 K K. r
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-01-17

Four witnesses from Sharon not appearing
before the Grand Jury at Woodstock when
summoned, were fined By the court, two OF
them S24 each, and two So each. They say
the next time they are called on they shall
On
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-01-17

The Importance ct giving Saerlaaa's Ca.
srY CCrGifor Poic5srs g. horses that have
been out n the cold rain, stood ia cold wind.
OK drank 600 much cold water, cannot Be
over estimated no mat SHOULD - without
them 74ho owns g GOOD horse
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-01-17

fs and we viii arrange them for the paper.
CITIZENS. LECTURE CoUEsE--Coi. l. ".
blggins VIII denver the next lecture in
tho course at the Village Hall IN Montpelier,
an Wednesday evening, the Path inst
Col HIggiuson Is already known 70 this
immunity as alecturer una this IS autl eient
'" secure COCO attendance
B.rB,vy CgrRcu Srxn&Y Scso3r Tn.
.,,,,,aI S,,n8,- School .,,r.a.+ ~ po.l---
-,a,--or S,,,.i,,. >.a,,1 ...,. t...f4--
4s- sysrir., la ,rbe.a,.,,t Z. a. -
e.
- - ~, II
a-.--. -.s--r-1 =, ~
..----.-t. -, 49,
80 -. 80 az
-'1v
p 'A0 HuL1' = anu
II go y e'9I hA9 DeeH
"u''L nave 'een
p'-7' - l@ ~ % 'i''
~ --',-''' ; Pp'o = ''' islii.'5 4
~ ''' 'l,e0-' an '.e
JUS H'7'oi5
YAsuNeroN C0Usrr Agricultural SoClE-
49, '. 80, %. .oll'l---7 W. LEU ''- 800 ~.
,-rs.F b..,g+.D " 30 20
ges. s.-s II 1cf..,sz !, A.. r.,
.-,r,~.1..- ~ A. tvt.--t--r. --.--. ...-
Ia t.,-..a... .-,.. - 80 - 49,.
Id r-.4,.,. -. 800 go. ~
.-.-..-h, h.,,,i-.5 f..,sL.I..r.--.-- ------.
.., o.az< ana IL vs,5'. LII 5,s5-f I,
.,., --,-4- n A-,,s -e,,-+- -t,-.. IL
.--5.5 n-,dsr e,srss a., 49, r,.n,,r. -.
..-----g-sr5 ia q. 5sntb of f,rr and .iv ino,ss
Planted several varieties Of potatoes with
...-e06,l If plaster and asbes n ere Ism
t.-+ .r.. With =ac,nd dose IF master and
.ls. with the i3llowinr result. Three
-g-.a. r.l5f E. Leggsttg and " King Of
.-s --r-- produced $50 bushels per acre
---.r-r ... -1ds FarIy Rose - produced
-r-- bushels per acre twenty-ty7o rods
ry-...-. ..-..f. r~55n.ed 7Qo . rrsbeI.
=s..1tssr and one fn-r-h r,4.
..r.-.-. --.igred 247 e-2 bnzhers re-
,-,--..r..-r. --ss !. ,yi14s-d, 3, 81,
r-..r .--as bushels psr acre. twenty rod
r-aH.. produced 1872 bushels per acre
.--- .--.-sl= On the whole IF 2IO bushels.
...5 -- ,la --ss5sr- NJ Afo-tDsIfc~ died
.-..--r-., s,-5.. r,,-,;,- H., ~ .on
Observation-Disclosures. IL w. --s-s..b.-.
5- - me lungs Mr. "ool "asei2hty-
- ....-.s.- 5...l. 5,-.---. d.. b,lF-
..-..-. t..,s Emo ss..-. +a, go 40.
.aa-,t-- ~ rre CONGREGATIONAL
-s ~ .--.-ef -..-. a.l-3 Il. ...;
zr..- -a,. n. 800 A..
.--. -..ls-.-, t,o q. r,aa ,,rn-,l, :. ,oore-
.-. ...-.s .-,,-r...7 - H.. 5..,,l.i.r...,r .bs
.y-.-..--fI... 10y. -. .-..5r---,--
..-.r ,r.-b-b Ri ~ ksIIag, 4 rastor
..;, s.,..;-I.1,, ~ ,,.,,.
-.,.-- s-.f b.. .l.+.-- $500 NJ VI
..f....-r ..r,.,.sf taa d,.-..re. Of
,r...-.... ,,-.-,r,. asfor f-s.asrsIv held IN
-- t,--r C--s i'd II rrrra ves-s
sase b. united with tne Methodist Church
tll= village, and whatever ecccn5r.citl.-
t may have shown IA matters Of faith 9r
-7.'7i. aes''t. . "-i- 'Il'Fea I''e' M
lRll@ "'N-a "'= lln7 sa''l'y career
without ".--.-= % p4t'io''ia' rom ID
.1- -'- MUMMY ll "N''' Ne i-'s0 N' iia7
-7s' '1-- -''1'' 'N
r,.es nrrluc ne week u prayer IS
.f,=- ,,e-s IS ~ attended tbs mset.n-= the
a--. I'LL. M .are- eranir b. ea1 -bs-- vas
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-01-17
The Enlarged and Revised Edition OF
The NJ edical Adviser and
Guide to Health.
IERICK NfORRTLI VI. ID.

ar TUE MORRILL, MEDICAL INSTITUTE, No
- Bu unch street. Boston, Mass. has been be-
fore the plslC since The first Of August last and has
probably met With larger sale snd more general
approval lAsn any other Medical aTk designed for
i1stTn that has before been publ she'd
60 the United States. The ole subject OF ply steal
debility resulting from setisbuse, imP";saGg sPema-
t1rIhHa, ETC. g. male s-riy decline. duOr albuB,
prOlapsus LteFi- all Irregularities, etc, with ul and
complete list OF remedies Tor every disease incident
females Of every age, whether married single, with
cOunseis and suggestions adap ed II ndioD in
is. This vain able and Interesting BOOK OF SIS
pages Tor sale the Morrill, Medical Institute only
and viii be % any address receipt OF II price
81 DocrOR MOsEILL can be consulted at all hours
{ his once On SIl diseases Of general special
character matter now Of bow long nd
ing, with every assurances Of 'ompt speedy relief
All Letters CO1hdsnislly regarded ana promptly and
cred consultation fec OF 50 must accompany all
Jeters soliciting medical advice Remember The ad-
drse, a The AoErill Medical Ins'tufe" No. Buineh
street, Boston. Mass P4syI
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-01-17
RAKRE ACADEMY.

FIyuE SPRING TERM viii begin Feb. - 1870,
i Thrty-ivs dollars ~itl paw peEse= Tor hoard
and IL WeeS-.
Applicant on should be made
J y SPAULDING, Barre. ". rA1N4
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NJ MARRIAGES.

90 NraiDeIe- Jaa. l4ia. ~ R.g. q Edr5ErG wriaas
Mr. GEORGE Z. ca 4NBE&LiN Of CuuucI BuT.
Iowa aia Miss ELLA Y. = 4vy YER Of aorsIopn
In -outh Salt0E, Ban. ], - E=y y Ia IL Er. G 70.
r. WHEELER and MIS- Many FOREST 9Th 81
x
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In Horh6eld, yso. SIN, o. hear; d.ss4ss, ~. J. y
shlTH sgsd az ears
Pspers IA =. q. please ccpy.
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\. 6. BROWN -
General Insurance Agency,

Tr.a- desiring Ins.rancs-LtEE 20 FGEE- sss iu-
yi5ed 90 osii Al my ottos-
Ldrgao,.s Bloc, Corner Stais aa2 mas7. SIS,
sad obtain DanDElsa aa1 rsri.ollzrF before iGsurnz
riaesbsrs 4. e. BROWN,
Genera Insurance AEsp-.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-01-17
MISCELLANEOUS.
MISS SAWYER'S SALVE.

TTERE you have 4 salve combining soothing and
Il IL healing properties, with no dangerous ingred-
aches, wounds and bruises 20 which flesh is heir.
Is easily applied than mans other remedies.
never producing bad effect 5ut always relieving
pain, however severe
II Is prepared BY Mss SGtcser. who has used i
IN her own extensive treatment q the sick, Tor
nearly twenty years. with great success.
The principal diseases for which this Eaiv- + zee
commended are. Cbi{bidiHR. EHfzsgsattssl- Pies
sScfOfQ. O4d Ulcers, SAT- Rte1rl- SuTGis7- Barns.
FersF Sores, FeIOHk, PimpisS EYysiTslas, sore
CoT7s. Bites Of Insects Cancers IeFthGlte- E,lf-
ache, Sore HIDpLss, Ba}drszs, SgJot!sE Breasts,
Ktch, ScdtG Head IeseatEg, LtUpped H2H47,
ScaIds Cuts, Bruises, Crap Cracked Lips, and
Sores on Children
IL never fails 70 cure EtoEmatlsm e properly
applied. Rub il well with the hand three liiGc-
d day In several cases IL has cured pa.sIed limbs
For Piles it has been discovered TO be sure REM
have been relieved bv few applications. For E91-
sipelas il works wonders, alRy-HR the Inflammation
zrd quieting the patient For (3CpUst f9nE9P %
produces q cure Immediately Let those wiki SG,f
they win find it Invaluable l. is good in cases q
ScrofiIld and TSIyg5TS- Cancers have been cured
with It The best SaiEe ever invented for Sl-Jtst
BTeast and Sore Nipples. No way injurious, bat
on the lids gently, once or twice day. Cures deaf
BY putting 10 the ears on piece Cl cotton.
For Fe!9Hs -hls is superior ~ anything kuuwu-
For PlaDies this acts ike charm For Barns
and ScGkdss apply tno Salve at once and it gives
Immediate relief For OH Sores apply once 3
day.
EoR HORSES AND CArrLE.-For Sores ar
Bruises on Horses Cattle this >ave is Invaluable,
and has astonishing eject in curing scratche- Ga
horses. This sasFe mas wors-s its oWa way into
above ailments
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size American Calendar Clock.
yt.-r, - fa Tesz.er ire Month U.r O. .hs Har- L.
-e- D7y q. the tgeeS correctly, without
attenuation. f1r kisE- Years.
Toe sr-.-lrs. Toys, cutlery. Wausts. rfar-t.Hs
H2es- FaE1y B-1-s. si5. soils Agent for
htfck's Great SiliemuFatt Ntnztr,
Far Cleaning sold. sIssr and Plated Goods
Il .-osas Ike cl-E4. Every family aholId have H.
4 & E.Hiz e. = ~ t.-Ae- repaired theg ~Ac-lJ
81. sine Ha.cle- .-vssisi and ais istsdtl hezt.
-..d s I'D POSITION - veil D. ezu IS done az
asss ss.a1t,- aH8snt 47 @-u HrFs 1E Boston.
We g,ss Ike a speciality OF nne " stoh work
ln dt.tica g. a.y con long experience Prscti raj
WorsUtp, shail slwsyE Essp FGRST CLASS
.- 1sr. Clo-zE nj vel rs sired neatly zai
VITA dispatch. Csti ara examine 1ur so257 spi E~
= soc e 4sAVsT 20 please scu-
70 Goods NI5srepresented-
REMEMBER Ny PLACE
TIE Old Sseg6, Sac Stres., NosfPsHss, y
= ERWN
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r. H. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS
For IRTrntienS, Trade Marks or Designs.

TESTIMONIALS.
e. / regard Mr. Eddy Is one Of Ihs most capable suG
successful practitioners with whom have had official
JeFconrse. CHARLES N2sOS, Commis'r of Paientz.''
81 Ia hesitation in assuring inventors that hey
onnot employ man more Competent agf trEsg5srthy,
and capable OF putting tneT app iCations IA
form tor them early favorable cousid-
GRAFTON - The Patent Office. EDMUND BURKE.
Lats Commissioner of Patents
Mr.. Il Il. EoDr has made for IA over THIRTY ap
Plieatton tor Patents having been ul almost
every case. Such unmistakabs proof OF great talent
snd ability his part, leads recommend Al in
yeBtoTs 10 apply 20 him TO procure their patents as
they may be sure 0f having the faithful aIentI on
bestO Ell their and reasonable char
ges- JOHN TAGGART.o
Be- ton. I-o l. tSTs FIv.r
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-01-17

We The Dn5erzE1ei. have been acquainted vt th
Miss Sawyer Tor many years aud believe her 90 be
Christian isiy and sk.lfa' nurse. and having
used her saive i'm our IlEaiil,s, 10 gives great
pleasure in saying Is j. tEe best general medicine
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DAUcHY & Co.'S ADVERTISEMENT
Rifles. shot-Guns. Reviewers

Il Al a. Steriais every kind. Write for Price L.
70 Great Western Gun Works, Pittsburgh Pa. Arm
rlBs ana EsV0lveTS bought traded for. AgsHi
wa nted. Fs2w4
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Also French Il American Clocks

acknowledged CO. TIE HsVg Opticians OF this raur
Q. hs fa. u5a-t perfec- CHASE "a ihe --o~,s-
COME ANpTk THkM.
Arizona citizen., 1872-09-14
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Senai-Annual Report of the Public
 Administrator.

TUCsoN, June 30, 1872. HON. L. c. HUGHES, JUDGE OF lA Probate for the County of Pima, A. T.-Sir: .! have thu honor to transmit herewith a report of all Estates that have been admin istered upon by me for the six months ending June 30, 1872. Very re- spsctfulIy your ob edient servant,
 JNO. s. THAYER,
 Public Administrator. Jno. s. Thayer, Public Administrator, in account with estate of Francisco Cruz. Total amount received to date, S64 25 Total amount paid out to date, 79 13 Total receipts $64 25 Total disbursements, 79 l3 Amount due Administrator, $14 8S Jno. s. Thayer, Public Administrator, in account with estate of John P. Preston. Total amount received to date, $252 85 Total disbursements, 259 12 Total receipts, $252 S5 Total disbursements, 259 12 Amount due administrator,- $6 27 Jno s. Thayer, Public Administrator, in account with estate of Reese Smith. Total amount received to date, $332 25 Total disbursements, 300 O3 Total receipts, S332 25 Total disburseme nts, 300 03 Cash on hand, S32 22 Jno. S. Thayer, Public Administrator, in account with estate of Chas. Mckinney. Total amount received to date, $Sl9 34 Total disbursements, 625 79 Total receipts, =. $819 34 Total disbursements, 625 79 Cash on hand, S193 55 Jno. S. Thayer, in account with estate of Angel Gonzales.
 Total amount received to date, $l97 % Total amount disbursements, I63 65 Total receipts, $l87 co Total disbursements, 163 65 Cash on hand, $23 35 Jno. s. Thayer, in account with estate of Geo. ". Sanders.
 Total amount received to date, $17 45 Total amount of disbursements, 5 09 Total receipts, $17 45 Total disbursements, 5 09 Cash on hand, SIP 36 would respectfully state that I have a small lot of property belonging to the es- tates of John W. Baker and - Blanchard.
 The foregoing report filed September 2, 1872, and ordered published in THE ARI- IONA CITIZEN for the information of whom it may concern. l.. c. HUGHES,
 sel4-2t Probate Judge.
Arizona citizen., 1872-09-14

THE straight-out Democrats held a national convention in Louisville, Ken lucky, on the Sd instant. The at tendance was large and general from nearly all the States, and emphatic opposition expressed against the coali- ton of sore-head Republicans and so- called Democrats, which the Chair man, Judge Lyons, of Virginia, de- nounced as the "most corrupt ever "known to this country"
 Notwithstanding his letter declin- ing the honor of nomination fol President, Charles O'Conor, of New York, was nominated by exclamation, and John Quincy Adams, of Massa- chusetts, was nominated for Vice President on the third ballot-the last ballot standing for Adams 593 for Edgerton, 9; for Lyons, 2. The resolutions are short and keen, the last reading
 Resolved, That having been betrayed at Baltimore into a false creed and false leadership by so-called Democratic Con. vention, we repudiate both, and appeal to the people to approve Of our platform and the candidates who embody it.
 The telegraph of the 4th gives OConor's dispatch declaring it "im- possible " for him to accept the nomi- nation; also report from Omaha, that he did accept. Both on enc day seem inconsistent with truth.
Arizona citizen., 1872-09-14
ANOTHER supplement of United States Laws is to-day sent out to our readers throughout the Territory.
San Diego and the Railroad.

As was we'll known in advance, the people of San Diego have met in mass convention and enthusiastically en- dorsed the action of the citizens con- mittee with President Scott, wherein it was agreed to concede certain lands, the right of way through the county and city, and all the rights of the San Diego and Gila Railway Company, to the Texas and Pacific Company, n consideration of the latter esta blishz ing its permanent terminus ln th9 pueblo and building its road as di- rectly east from the city as should be found practicable. The company now stands pledged to make San Diego the western terminus and to commence the work of construction at that point just as soon as several parties of en- gineers can develope line through the mountains. The engineers are busy at work and everything is in the most hopeful condition. Work will soon be going on with great vigor
 at both ends of the great line. The question of-Will the 32d parallel railroad be built ? has given away entirely to the one of-When will it be completed? Upon the latter there is some doubt; upon the former none whatever.
Arizona citizen., 1872-09-14

A COPY of the official map of the proposed line of the Texas and Pacific railroad, has been received at the Sur veyor- Generals office. It shows that the line coming westward strikes in at the head of Arivaipa Canyon, follows 1t down to the Gila, thence along the Gila to Pima Villages, thence across to Gila Bend, and thence along the Gila to Arizona City; therefore the lands about Tucson are not withdrawn from settlement or affected in price by the railway grant. As the permanent line may fall upon another route sd as to cover the lands hereabouta claimants should not delay in filinp their applications in the Land Office at Prescott.
Arizona citizen., 1872-09-14

A CHICAGO dispatch of August 30, says one George Chapin who claimed to have accompanied that meteor of science-Henry Janin-to the Arizona diamond fields, showed a reporter of Tbe Times "a quart or two of dia- monds, varying in slze from that of a walnut down." Happy Chapin!