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Revte70 OF The Markets.
WATERFOWL UNION LIVE STOCK MARKET.

wArrnTows, Jan. 10.
AMOUNT or LIVE STOCK At MARKET.
Cattle. sheepN Lambs. swite.
This week. 622 Gil2
Last week, bi3 4j3l
One yr ago, Jan. 3, 762 TG1l $50
Priccs Market Beef. Choice-s0 O0d $40 90; extra,
SO 5Oa10 49, nrst quality SO 500 q Second quality,
81 BOA 1925; third quality, SO 0O@t7 90.
StOres-Working Oxen-SGO 100, 125@2OO ~ pair
Mich Cows AMI Caves-S30 to co; extra, SG5 to 20.
Farrow Cows-s12 TO 25.
Yearlings-S7 to n. Two year od-sl2 to 20.
Three year olds-s25 to IS.
Swinc-Northern dressed hogs, 1-2c@5 3-lc per Id.
sheep and Lambs-Price in lots, So 25 to So each;
extra So 5Ods 80 per head or from to lac per h.
Spring Lambs-Sa 90 to IS 30.
Hidcs-Brighton, l-2@9c per hi; Country, @s 90
cts. per h.
Tailow-Drghton, Cot Lea per b Country, 5@51-2
peril.
pclts 81 7jG2 25 each. Calf skins-l6a 1sc per ID.
Poultry-Live Poultry supply is again light, being
confined to only few crates and the best prices deal
ora could get today was 10 Lac per h. We quote:-
EA ira lots ~ 1-2c per ID; Prime ~ ala La Good lilo
II Jlo; Medium II l-ia11 1-2c; Poor TO medium lie
per Id.
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MAlSH- ALORN.--ln Hnsslale n. H., Jan. 8, by
Warren =. BaTrows, ESD George d. Marsh Of Spring
hed, Mass., aud Emma l., Alden Of Wendell Mass
HYDE FFSSEHDEN. In Townahcnd, Feb. IA, by
Mass aud Mary Ann FcsseIfden Of Town he d, VI.
HtLDEN-BRIGGs--In Guilford, by 3. l.. Hunt,
ESQ Austin d. sheldon, and Mrs. D. n. Dri IS, both
uf Northheld, Mass.
BALL-JONEs.-In Athens, Dec. 20, by Mark Ball,
Esq, Mr.. Edward A. Ball Of Athens and Mrs. Marena
Jones Of Stratton.
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SEWING MACHINE AGENCY,

Parties about to purchase SEWING
MACHINES, will certainly find it to
their interest to call at PERRY & HOLD
ING'S SEWING MACHINE AGENCY,
ELLIOT STREET. We have enlarged
our Rooms, and put in all kinds of first
class SEWING MACHINES, in order
that our customers can compare them
side by side. We have an experienced
Operator always at our Rooms, who will
give instruction to any one DESTROYS Of
learning to run the machines free of
charge. Machines sold by instalments,
on easy terms. Machines to let. Sew
ing Machine Materials and Findings al
ways on hand, Donot fail to call before
buying.
Perry 6 Holaings
lSEUING M.fCHTNE fGENCY,
Corner Main Hish-sts., BRATTLEBoRo, VT.
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Special Notifies.
TO CONSERVATIVES.

Tho advertiser having been permanently cured of
that dread disease, Consumption, by simple remedy,
Is anxious to make known to his fellow sufferers the
means of cure. To all who desire II, he will send
copy of the prescription used free Of charged with the
directions for preparing aud using the same which
they will find q CURE for CoSsUMPTIoE, ASTHMA,
BRoEcuITIs, &c. Parties wishing the prescription
will please address Rev. EDWARD WILSON,
264 South Third Street, Williamsburgh, n. Y
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The importance Of giving Sheridan's CIralry condi.
fion PorieY to horses that have been out in the cold
rain, stood in cold wind drank too much cold wa
ter, cannot be over estimated; man should be with
out the who owns q good horse.
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RAIL WAY GUIDE.


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S4l a NJ. and 2p. N. 1.-THE last two trains connect
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road.
For SPRISGF1ELD-4.22 and 81 A. NJ; and $50 p. NJ
FoR BELLOWS fALLs-lO,25A. NJ. 4.SOand 1880 p. NJ
ION Mondays at $50.
Trains Arrive at BratfIeborO.
FRoM BosTos-12.20, 4.25, and TO- 90 p. NJ.
From SPnHGrirLD-l0.25A A. NJ. 4.25 and TO- 30 p. NJ.
FnoM BELLOWS FALLs-4.20 8.41 A. NJ, $50 p. NJ.
~ B-The early train from the north runs every day,
Mondays excepted all other traine sundays executed
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CTATE OF VERMONT, MARLBORO,


-
~ IS. The Probate Court for said District.
To all persons interested in the Estate Of SAMUEL
II. BUELL., late of Wilmington, deceased, Greeting:
Whereas MARTHA BUELL., has presented to this
Court an Instrument purporting to be the last
viii of said deceased, for Probate You hereby
notified that this Court will decide upon the Probate
said Instrument at the session thereof be held at
the Probate Office in Brattleboro, in said District on
the last Saturday of January. A. d. 1872, when and
where you may appear and contest the same, If you
cause.
ASA KEYES, Register.
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Births.
MarrtaDra.

woEDRN.-I In Green River, San 6. a scr, waiter
L., to /. $, Worlen.
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rTATE OF VERMONT. Marlboro. S.

STATE OF VERMONT Marlboro, SIS.
~ By the Probate Court for said District.
To all persons interested in the Estate of NATHAN
MILLER late of Bra,teboro, in said District deccus-
ed, Greeting.
Whereas, HANNAH MILLER, has presc ntod to this
Court an instrument purpoTng TO be the last will Of
said deceased, for probate; You are hereby notified
that this Court Will decide upon the probate of said
Instrument at the session thereof to be held OF the
Probate Once in Brattleboro, in said District on tho
last Saturday of January A. d. 1872, when and
where you may appear and contest the same, If you
see cause.
A. REYES, Register.
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.Tor Salt.
NEW MLCH COW F@$E EEE II t$ $ao

Also an extra size GRADE ALDERNEY HEIFER, to
come in February LIST. A THOROUGHBRED DUR
HAM BULL, 10 months old; and co FINE WOOL
SHEEP Sc. ruuNT.
Gull ord Centre, jan. 18TH 1874 3-5
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N ADAMS GRAY, NJ. d.,
~. PhBsieiaH aud surgeon,
BRATTLEBORO, VT.
ONCE, Room No. II, Brattleboro House.
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CTATE OF VERMONT, DISTRICT OF

CTATE OF VERMONT, DISTRICT OF
~ Westminster, IS. The Probate Court in and for
said District
TO all persons interestod in the Estate of JOSEPH
STowELL, late Of Londonderry, in said District de-
ceased, Greeting:
You are hereby notified that WILLIAM HASTINGS
has presented to the Court here for probate an In
strument purportng to be the last will aud tcsamt Mt
Of said deceased and that said Court will decide upon
the allowance thereof at the session Of snd Court
next 10 be held at the Inn u r. r. Phelps In Graf
ton, in said District the hrst Wednesday a. Fobm
ry, 1872 ut which time and pace You may De heard
In the premises II you shall see cause
q. d. EDDY, Register
Jan. l, 1879. Ia
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NEW SAW AND PLANNING MILL.

"AyING completed my and Planning Mill on
i the Brook road, above the Wooden Factory | am
prepared 10 saw logs at short notice.
Having put in a new set of Jointing and Splitting
Saws, aud Cylinder Planer, prepared To do Joint
ing and Planning In quick and satisfactory manner,
and reasonable terms.
ID. j. HANSON.
Drattleboro, Jan. l. lsT2.-1-ls
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CTATE OF VERMONT Morlboro &c

STATE OF VERMONT, Marlboro, IS.
~ By tae Probate Court for said District:
To all persons interested in the Estate OF WILLARD
SNOW, ateof Wilmington, in said District, deceased
Greeting:
whereas, FLINT W. SNOW, has presented to
this Court an Instrument purporting to be the last
VIII Of said deceased, for Probate You are hereby
notified that this Court will decide upon the Probate of
said Instrument at the Session thereof to bo held
the Probate Office in Bratoluro, in said District, on
the Last saturday Of January, A. D. 1872, when and
where you may appear and contest the SAME you
cause.
ASA KEYES, Register.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
TAxns, TAxrs,

rINHE tex payers OF DHttleboro can now pay all
i taxes for the year A. d, 1871, by calling at my Of
fee during the present month, thereby saving per
cent on the State tax which is now due.
\. N. HERRIcK, Collector.
Drattloborp, January !, ls72 Ia
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GENERAL
Temperance Convention,
composed of delegates from each of the Temperance
Societies and Churches in Windham County.
AT BRATTLEBORO, VT,
t. January oath, 1872.
PROGRAMMES.


MORNING.
lat. Convention TO open at 10 o'clock 4. NJ, with
religious exercises
ID. Temperance organization
Sd. appointment Of Committees on Credentials md
rangements for Evening Exercises.
4th Report of Committees on Credentials and
Permanent Organization,-on Resoutions,-on Ar
rangeme nts for Evening Exercises
9th. Condensed Reports, by towns Of the number
and strength of Temperance organization with aggre
gate number Of pledged MEMBERS and other facts Of
interest.
AFrERSoos
Topics for discussion from . to O'Clock p. NJ.
1st. Pledged Organization.
ID. Appropriate work for Temperance organiza-
tions, the Pulpit and the Press.
30 Moral and legal measures, their efficiency and
Limitation.
Rev. L. j. MATrEsoS, Bratteboro.
4" N MroHILL, -
D. II. MEGAHY,
o. c. DIcxERsos, "
NJ. II. HARRIs
O. F. GALE, NJ. D.,
G. I. THoMrsoN,
Rev. JOSEPH CHANDLER, wc.t Brattloboro.
Rev. I. II. GAYLoRD Wilmington.
o. C. BUTrEnFIELD, :"
A. SroSr,
Rev. LEONARD DoDD, Putaey.
Amos Foster,
CHARLES BUnEHAM, Jamaica.
L. H. AMsDEY, West Dover.
CYaus HAMLIs, Bellows Falls.
C. p. TAPLIy,
d. sHURrLIFF, Fayetteville.
d. G. CHASE, Dummerston.
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WINDHAM pRoVlDENT INSTITUTION
TWENTY-FIVE ANNUAL REroRT.

The Trustees by the undersigned Auditors appoint
ed for the purpose present the following Report upon
upon the Financial Condition of the Institution on the
al day Of January, 1872:
IIADiLiT1Es
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-12
A Friendly Hint.

be GRANT party hopes to carry Arkansas. not
ptanliug the deep disgust teit by the maJor,t,
3 peop,e IN the Ad d.ninistratiou ut Washing
hud the friends OF that Administration who
for some years held control OF the State to
MN OF its material interests.
v GRANT party has peculiar advantages foi
nns maj Irities IN Arkansas. By the laws
led by the CLAYTON Ring the Governor. WIN
CLAYTON man, appoints all registrars OF eiec-
and retains the power to reject their regis.
pn without givins amy reason therefor, AMI to
N out the vote OF any district III winch his
lures choose to report thtt there WAS fraud
assertion OF fraud ls ST III tlent; they are not
bred to present any proof TO sustain the charg.
registrar. re.ponsiDie only to the Governor,
pint al the judges and clerks OF election, VIII
act or not at their own discretion. II they
De to refuse to register any particular man OF
whole county, they eau do SO and the only
ht OF apptat Is to the Supreme Court of the
Pte wn,ch sits twice year, and has cases
Pu n on the docket to occupy ITS time for years
|cohe The judges also can strike oil any namt
Pr tne rolls completed without giving notice
the man thus summary disfranchised.
= ct, with ali these extraordinary advantages II
favor, CLAYTON has not always been able t,
INT IN the man no desired TO have elected, An,
Ae Governor sometimes was compelled to re
TO frauduient certificates OF election III orde
carry out his pans. For one offence OF thi
lsaeter he was indicted by Federal Gran,
y; but his friend GRANT quickly removed from
w the United States officials VINO ha the pre-
nptlon TO interfere with his fraudulent opera
". CLAYTON Is the Arkansas member OF In
ANT Nat.uuai Executive Committee, anu o.
management the hopes ot GRANT tor the eloc
st vote OF Arkansas depend.
y wiii be we'll for Mr.. CLAYTON to remember
wever, tnat It Is not probaDe that his patro'
Trend and protec or OF 0aiiot-box suffers. WI
eapy the Presidential chair at,er the 4th {
zen next. and that if he undertakes in the cou
election to repeas the practices for which
heretofore been distinguished, he will do /
an excellent prospect OF exchanging has sc.
No United States Senate ior cell ia the pei
tlary. 1t Win be we'll for Mr.. CLAYTON al
his kind to ponder on TINS suggestion
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-12
lily GAZETTE.
Political Notes.

.,;naa,t ENQUIRER has trust worthy infor
hat the " Republican Germans in Colum
arc nearly all for Greeley. an that our
.re be ieve he will carry Franklin county
to 4, ,O09 majority
Wet Qll.l Signaf says: If as great
Republicans in other parts Of the STATE
the Grant collar as have done so in Viii
rant will lose the State BY as great ma
he carried it III 1865,
uisri1e Couyiev-.J Journal has this answer
" for useful knowledge: We can't tel
exactly how many brother-in-aws and
rant has. That part OF the c"nsus take'
know. and the returns have not all been
yet" ..-
ling the political situation in Maine, Tie
Aygus expresses its entire confidence
Ieley and Brown will carry the state in
n. and calls upon those ardent RenominH-
rho profess to believe otherwise to accept
which i. friend makes through The Argus
elUO against this 500; the winner to pay
~ to the Name General Hospital"
bted with the puerile twaddle Of the Grant
hbout bargains, The Philadelphia Post
Horace Greeley can be bought by no man.
IN he Is elected President, if there is IN the
hissupporters a man who thinks he can
the Waite House and demand 9uid pro
any hopes OF success he will find himsei,
e most mistaken individual in the world
Lrking upon the enthusiasm which is ex.
IN oil parts of the country for Greeley,
|ew York Telegram says: "The truth is.
ne of Greeley, no matter how it may bt
has taken hold On the popular hear
has never before been witnessed Grants
krity IS not to be compared with Greeleys
N farmer has All individuality OF cha actei
number OF such charming points, eccen-
Is, # you please. that he stands to-day tn.
Seloved man In the nation. the more he Is
blurred the more the people cling to him"
liking OF the very favorable reports received
recent Liberal Republican Conference IL
b concerning the Reform cause in Massa.
It's, The Springfield Republican says; III
bases, it Is the rank and file of the Repuhll
Hho are going Tor him very few Of the
holders, lawyers or leaders of the party have
|gun to commit themselves for Greeley; bu
y masses, u great many ara ready to suppor
low, and u great many more will be wees
; heuce HIS Republican strength seems Il
the cities and the western counties OF tn
in Boston, Lynn, (which the Grant me:
concede will give II majority for HIM. Wor
), etc., and III the rural towns West OF Wor
:"
ne same Greeley Madness says The On,
Tribune (which took the Cincinnati Conven
III its feet just as it thouzh zht it had nominate
as, is stealing away votes from Grant b
, in every county and thousands in eac
preparatory to general Republican STAN
to Greeley, as hesrty as the Democratic STAN
has been. For il the Republicans begl,
ally, to consult their principles and convl'
and cease to be guided merely by an organ
., their pr-ferance tor Greeley would carr
State III the Unon."
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-12
Pn the Philadelphia Age
IN Honest Man the, ,Noblest Work

the general uprising against official cor
tlon the popular voice has hailed Horace
eley as IAN honest man, the noblest work
f0d''-who Is to restore the better days of
republic, when patriotism and public
~, not selfishness and greediness, were
nmOn attributes Of American Presidents
~ y the expectation that Horace Greeley
y Ialhil u he proves EQUAL to his great op-
lunity. 1t snot by mistrust but by gener-
Conhdence that ne may be strengthened
TINS work. That confidence the Demo-
kuc party has accorded to him, and by no
~ OF ours would we now abate it. We do
know him save by his record, and that is
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-12
EDITOR DELAWARE GAzE:

EDITOR DELAWARE GAZE,T TE.
In youI issue of Monday last You do me great
Justice in describing me as a wife beater III the 20
lice reports. ask you 10 publish the following a,
truthful statement. On Saturday morning last
while closely engaged at my business | was III
form ed that a carpenter W making alterations III
the house. Proceeding to enc of the upper room.
found this 10 b. the case. without my order
sent, and requested him to desst. The woinat
referred to BY you the ne that is under BAH fo
an attempt TO xii my sister was present ard began
to abuse ne and struck me n violent blow IN the
ia, did not resent her conduct or assau & her
or commit any breah of the peace. In the afternoon.
at her instance. was arrested The facts, a. have
given them above, were proved by credible and
dsin,erested witnesses tn Mayor did not allow
me ei her counsel or addnona! witnesses. but upon
the oath Of the woma and police officer held
to bail for breach Of the peace taking no notice oil
her assault and battery on ME Gen. jesse Sharpe
became nil and tne officers received their costs
u consequence of the proceedings
CORNELIUS GREEN
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-12
By Telegraph to the Daily Gazette.
THE CAlloMS.
Andrew c. Clark Hung for Rape.
NEW CASTLE, DEL, july u, 1872

NEW CASTLE, DEL, July Il, 1S,2
Andrew c. Clark was hung this morning a,
eleven minutes to twelve. AT mne and a hat
O'Clock he babe final adieu to his father. mother
brother, and wife. His spiritual advisers remain.
ed with him up to the hour Of execution. In con
versation with them and the press reporters he a.
'erted his entire innoce ace and expressed read
ness to meet death. In bidding farewell to tn,
colored minister the scaffold he reasse rted h,
innocence and declared that his execution wa
nothing but murder He died without strup
gl'. About twenty minutes past twelve the bod,
was cut down.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-12
UP THE RIVER.

81. NNry's GOtnl Abstinence Hen elcin'
SOctety OF tni- cltv. will u % y
Gu HsiON up n river Trenton. New Ser.
sey. IN MONDAY. July I5sh. sS72. u IT.,
uasuE Ec-nt steamer ED SlN fORRESr. lie
,ng thu city ut n. III ftoin Fou In street whar'
Tne rxcur'iaD will b" arcutnpani-i ny Prot ELM
k-r's ,ss and string b nd aud "a Vocal Club c,,rn
from this citv.
Ueon their arrival at Trenton they will be me
bv ST j Jrnn's Tenn ran"e Benefci ! Socitv
.srortpd to M,rrisvlle Hra. =. 4 delightful reaor
unon The Delaware. wnere the day wi ne spent il
true pic- ME styls.
No u It thls win be. as the Society intends il
THE EN- tnSION OF the season.
those who wish To enjoy pleasant day .hou ID
not Il VI to 90.
EXCURSlON TICkETS 81. so.
Children under l. years OF age half price.
j,l1 It
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-12

EN-Vice President Breckenridge vas in
New ork Wednesday, and expressed him
self in favor of Greeley
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-12
BANlShiNc the JESUlrS

THE PRIESTS OF THE ORDER OF JESUS CON
PELLED TO LEAVE GERMANY.
BELoIM, july 1.-THE Official Gazette to-day
promulgated law providing for the Danish
,nrnt OF the Jesuits from Germany, All es-
tablishmrnt now under their control must b,.
broken up in six months.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-12

DrsruRBERs OF THE PEAcE.-A family re-
SIDING in Robinson street near Lombard. frequent
" disturb the quiet people of that locality by
quarrslllng and ;htns late at night. 1t is said
that the man and woman are addicted to drink
ing to excass, and when under the influence OF
liquor they are very quarrelsome. often indulging
in fight. Last night they were NOISY and great.
" disturbed their peaceabe neighbors. WIN the
Police attend to them.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-12
New York Notes.

NEW York, July IL 1t is reported that
two brewcries have failed, with aggregate
liabilities Of $3.50 ZOO.
Mr.. Watson, president of the Erie road
thinks the Atlantic and Great Western ROAD
will be made narrow gauge.
II is stated that Jerry Coffee, who threw T..
Y, Thirr, off the bridge at Bridgeport, Conn
Tuesday. has been arrested in Jersey City
and the prisoner will b, taken to Connectcu
to night.
Henry Taggart was shot dead in William
Quai-y's liquor store, in Brooklyn to-day
by the proprietor. II is sad to have been a,
accident, but Quaiey has not yet been secured
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-12
d e o.

PARRY.-On Thursday. July 1lth. Margar ct L
wife Of Gu ,rles b Parry, uot dau shter OF jaime
taylor
The reatives and frienls of the family are rc
specially invited to attend her funeral thou
further invitation, at Trinity Chapel. King A.,
Fifth stresrs. on Sunday afternoon. 4th inst ut
O'Clock lntsrnent Ut the Old Swede's cemetery.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-12

as Clayton Republican State Committee Of
as.s nave caIied convsn. ion to nomlna, .
snss's. 1t Will meet on August 2lst.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-12

News OF the Baltimore nominations was re-
ceived by Horace Grepley mt the liberal n-
Pao,v~" Mss ~ wss;1s N comnsnv y" ~ si.n WI. f,e ,e
1risnds.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-12

: ne forty first annual exhibition of the
aerican Institute, In New YOrR city, will
On September 4th aud close On October
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-12
NOR SALE.

Dwelling House. No. 332 Market street, ~
Z feet front. the l0t running through 10 ~
Si1g street. Possession ortob~r AZ. 1872 S9'v
E'WARD BETS
ju"e e. tm ALFRED BETS