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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-10-16

Republican Union Convention for the FIRST Con
gresslonal District Vermont will be held at Rutland
Wednesday the 23d day Of October Inst, at O'Clock
p. m. for the purpose of nominating candidate for
Representative to Congress 10 he supported by the Re
publican irccmen ofthe District At the election the
irst Tuesday Of November next The Republican Union
voters of said Detrct Invited to be represented In
the convention by their delegates 10 he chosen In
pliance with resolution adopted by the District Con.
vention holden at Mddlebury, on the 18th day Of
August SCI by which each town Is entitled 70 one
delegate and additional delegate for every hun.
dred aud every fraction Of hundred larger than city
votes cast by sad town Tor The Republican Union
ddate for Governor at the election the year preceding
the time for holding said Convention the District Com
mi 10 prescribe the method Of such election of dele
gates"
The delegates Of the several towns In the District will
he chosen at primary meetings called BY the Republican
Unon Committee ui the respective towns must be
provided with credentials ssned ~ ,hc socrearles Of
sNt mectngs.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-10-16
Fla q + h mo.
Boston Cattle Market,
At Cambridge and Brighton FOR the week ending
Tuesday October IS, ls72.

= = = =
AMOUNT OF STOCK At MARKET
cam, 0s,r Slsis, Gss crlu..
This week ..... 42lq 1867 10 1870 90
Last week ..... 900 1879 $50 l2s01 50
One , ear ago. 3,isl itGll iOl iOpD 10
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osrn III o. ~ do ri A., mali, 40 ~ ~ Ia nd
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la 49, az 1,ai w.s,b, If ma satiyw "a 49,, h.
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wi,,s S,35 extr, mad al a. ,too with n,
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-10-16
The Franking Prikilege.


The jlint res iluti N from the House relating to
the abolition Of the fpnking privilege was the
subject Of quite a lively discussion in the Sen
ate yesterday afternoon, which was participated
in by Senators llinckley and Bailey against il.
adoption, and hy senator Bigelow in favor Mr..
Hinckley argued the general benefits from the
-ysten In the dstrihutisa -f vai.,aiI- . -.
and useiui umrmntiun umJug the people, and
questioned the proptetyo Of instructing our repre-
-enmtiyes in Congress upon the subject, beliey.
ing them qualified to judge and act without in
strucions.
Mr. Bigelow regarded it as measure Of vital
reform, and cited some Of the abuses under the
present ranking system which had come under
his own observation while Postmaster in the city
Of Burlington. lie said that il had been rec
onmonded by the President, and endjr.ed in
the res buttons of the Republican CJnyenhp IN at
Philadelphia.
Senator Bailey gave in brief his objection to
the resolution without entering into any argu
ment and the Senate refused to adop, il by
decided majority
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-10-16
Officers, Reunion.

The Executive Committee of the Officers Re
union Society have finally decided to fix the time
Of the Reunion upon the It'll of November, at
Montpelier. The invitations will be speedily
issued.
We understand also that reunion of the Cav
airy Regiment is proposed, to which non commits
stoned officers and privates are to he invited Thi,
union il is proposed to have cnme off on the even
ing previous to the regular officers reunion.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-10-16

We tho under.g ned having long been members q th,
old JoH rsonl Democratic Party, and feeling desrou.
of supportin rs tmohonorcd principles rather than
any newl, invented ANA amauon Of dseordant policy
partes at tho time being fully Of the untir
Ing hostility and abuse which the Democratic party ha-
received at the hands OF Horace Greeley, one Of the
nominees fof the Presidency must consider that Mr.
Greeley has changed hs policy, but not his prime Piles
We. therefore cannot give him our support
50 fr a. Gen. Grant Is concerned % candidate foi
President Of opinion he has been fully tried and
In every way found wanting Hence the necessity o
the call for Convention to place in nomination cleo
torl ticket that will represent our principles as eH
pressed By candidate Charlie, OConor the candidate
Of lao clique or ring.
The Democrats In Vermont favorable to the election
% o Conor Adams, the nominees Of the Louisville
Co venton requested 10 meet at White River June
ton. on TufsnAr, October 22d, i-72 att o'clock P.
for the purpose Of Nominating electoral ticket 10 h'
voted Tor al the Presidential elsctiun November 9TH
's72 Also for the uan.aetion OF any other bushes
thought proper when met.
l. s. PARTRIDGE.
CHARLts n. DAVENPORT
Gus HARRiSGTON,
II. II. GOoDsELL,
NJ. I. HrDr
c. T. BRONSON
JsHEs WEDcwORrH,
49,, - ~ tutt 1879
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-10-16

Be CARtTuL.-In these days when tight hats. hot air.
and sedentary OCCUPATIONS the hair to fall out II
Is matter OF no little Importance to know which Of the
hair preparations are Of any value. The majority as
has been frequently proved by the first dermatoo Ss
~ ha r-docors possess title or no merit Such being,
the fact eon ong to those who afflicted 10 know
here Is really good article which is recommended
and used by tho first medical authority and has sto,d
every tost, many years This preparation Is IIalrs
VEGETABLE SIcILIAN HAIR RENEWER--a truly
scientific compound VIII CHI is inquest onaby the host
preparation Of the kind before the American public
1t will restore to gray hair Its original color cleanse the
heal thoroughly euro all eruption Of the scalp, and
will always restore the hair so long any germs re-
hn as theJ al most Invariably d. until oxtfeme old
age hHsdsdroycd the roots. The original article Il made
BY H. ?. Hall Co., Nashua, N. H-Fonsys Prsu, Jan
! -, 1885.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-10-16

WAsnINoroN, y. c., Oct II. 1872
By the President Qfthe United States Of America
PROCLAMATION
Whereas, The revolution of another year ha,
again brought the time when it is usual to louk
back upon tie past and publicly thank tire Al
mighty for lis mercies ard His blessings and
Whereas, II any one people has more occasion
than another for such tlaukiulne-s it is the citi
zen- Of the United States, Whose Gnvernment i,
their creature, subject to their hehests who
have reserved to themselves ample civil and rel
giOus freedom and equality before the law who
during the last twelve months, have enjoyed ex
emptiln from any grieyouS or general calamity
aud to whom prosperity in agriculture manuIac
ture and commerce has been v0uchsnied
Therefore, by these considerations, | recon.
mend that On Thursday, the 26th-day OF Novem.
Der next, the people meet in their respective pa.
ce~ Of worship and there make their acknowledge
menis to God for His kindness and bounty.
In witness whereof hereunto set my hand anc
cause the seal Of the United States u te affixed
Done at the city of Washington this llth day Of
October, in the year OF Oar Lord lo72, and Of
the Independence Of the United States. the 9th
(Sgned) u. S. GRANT.
BY the President,
IhMLroN FISH, Secretary Of State.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-10-16

CAnor.-Mr Royal St. Clair has just estab
lished in our yillage--what We have long needed
"a nice, clean and tasty meat Market where lie
keeps every thing in his line, from a chicken up
to "a biz OK, and customers are waited on in good
style
MIR. Luke O. Fisher has ust purchased a
Thoroughbred Short Horn Durham cow and calf,
from the herd Of A. NJ Winslow, Of Putney,
Vt. They are Of the Princes stock Of England,
and stand at the head for milking qualities, both
in this country and England. One has but to
visit the farm Of Mr.. Fisher, and look over his
establishment and stock, to see at once that he is
taking his place in the irUn, rank as farmer and
stock grower.
- MesSrs. Marshall 4 Davis have Just closed
out their stock OF open and top buggy wagons.
Their success the past season has encouraged
them to enter more largely Into the business for
another yenr. Mr.. Marshall, as painter, stands
at tie head Of his profession and Mr.. Davis, a
thoruugh-going wood-workcr make the firm
| hard to be beat.
Strong talk is now being made of starting a
new branch of business in the place-that Of
manufacturing scythe stones. A ledge is being
/ opened on the farm OF Mr. Frederick Corliss,
about one mile from the yillnge which Ger
taiuly produces a most excellent quality Of whet-
stones. and by god judges is said to pr lduee the
best grit in the country.
| A new school-house is being built at the
lower village, which will add greatly to the looks
of the village, and thing they have long needed
MIR. True A. Town is also erecting nice
residence in the same village, and when com.
pleted it will certainly be done up in nice order
and good taste.
The Greeley party in town are becoming re-
signed to their fate, and are bound to meet it in
November with submission.
Mr.. A. NJ. Foster nised this year seventh
bushels of Dodge wheat from two and one-hat
acres Of ground, which, considering the season
is good yield. Mr.. Foster is model farmer
and ranks among the first as propagatOr Of diff
ierent kinds Of grain and rs sugar maker.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-10-16

MoNrPEllER 4 WELLS RIVER RoAp.-The Con.
tractor for this road has been in town this week,
and is making preparations for the immediate
laying Of the iron. This iron has been purchased
OF Naylor & Co.., of New York, and two hundred
tons Of it will be delivered shortly, The con-
tractor claims to have been at all times ready to
fulfil his contract according to its terms, and that
Il the road Is not ironed by the first day of Noyen-
her, it will not be his fault. The Directors now
seem to be fully alive to the necessity Of carrying
this work forward as fast as possible to its com.
pleti0n.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-10-16

STATE OF VERMONT,

y ANTULFT DISTINCT, s..
IL Probate Court holden al Brookheld the 5th day
OF October. A. D.. lsi2i
Enenezer Bass Administrator OF the estate Of Sim.
johnson, late OF WILLIAMSBURG, In said strict,
ieccasd makes application TO said Court for license 10
ell all " the rcn estate OF sid deceased, representing
that ad sale i necessary for the payment OF tue dehts
Of said deceased MhereupOn, IL sUrierc by said Court,
that aid Application como Ter deraiion AMI he
heard on the 18th day Of october A. d ls4l at tho
Probate Oce, Ia BruOkhcld aud Il further ordered,
that all persons Interested he notified hereof by puhlica-
on OF notice 81 this Application oid-r thereon, three
weeks successfully Ia the Vermont Waterman and state
Journal, newspaper published at Montpelier, heiore
said time fhearng that they may pear at said nmo
aud place aud, u they see cause, OBJECT thereto.
by the COutt,-Attcst,
i3i5 JOHN r. CLEAVELAND. Judge
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Maarrianes.

~-~~~~~-~~---~--,~s----~--
. IN ulovei September q, WILLARD W. Mitts, Esq aad
MISS hLLsS NJ. Dow, both Of Albany
In Nevpnrt Center, ojtober a. Ne. 0go. w. DoASg
ana VI" hLitAbKfn PgRcr, both Of Troy.
10 Lyme ~ H., 'pte nher IT, r. "a soReE PARSER, Of
Nells RIVER and Miss VI ANNA p Cook, " Lyme.
In lrashurg, September q, Sir JoaS W. DESSiSg Of
Lawrence \. Y, and Miss LYDIA uRANr Of IrashuSh.
10 Dlnvile, October by Rev. p. n. Fisk, IIonAcs
ROW. ESQ Of Peaeham, aud Miss LiTEig A. Wssr, of
Danville.
nHuNt0N Of boston, Mas, and Miss ELHA A. suaNER OF
Drautree
IN Wocott, Oct,hcr l. by Rev. V. q. wheeock Mr..
WI v Woonw am, VI Barre, and Miss lIARREtl JoSEs
Of Wolcutt
10 Montgomery September I, Mr.. SANueL A AnANs,
o. north llydopark, and Miss SARAH u. StErsoN, Of
Montgomery.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-10-16

HARpwIcK first frost of the season &C.
CURED on the morning of the 5th also the first
snow came Friday, the ilth. These are pleasant
reminders of approaching winter, bidding us
prepare for its seventies.
The Portland & Ogdensburg Railroad com
menced running regular passenger trains to VOL
colt, October 18th. The company expect 10 com
pete the road to johnson the present fall
Eddie Wells son Of George l.. Wells, Of
West Hill, was severely burned on the 7th, by
the explosion Of quantity Of powder in pail
he was handling while blasting rocks. His hands
and face were badly burned, but bis wounds are
reported as doing well.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-10-16
T.. r. PTKty,
" G.. nuNt0S,
llTsRY LAM,
CuAHLEs NJ. BLISS,
Committee

Tho apportonment Of delegates to which the severa
town. in the District are entitled isas follows viz
AnnisoS CorSrY Addison, Bildport 3 Bristol
g. Cornwall, 9 Ferrltburkh. 4 Goshen. 3 Granville
Uaueuck. g Leicester, 9. Lincoln. 3 Mlddiehury
b. Monktown, 3 New Haven, 3, orwell @ Pant"u.
Nptun, 3 Salisbury, . Shorehan, q stnfkso orc,
Nergenue.. q Waitham Weyhridge, q whiting q
Brvuvgros CouS darlington. 90 Bennington. .
Dorset 3 glastonbury, andgruye, . Manchester,
Peru, Puwual 3 Ncads'uro, Rupert 2 Sand.
gate scnfshursh. SALISBURY, stamford,
sunderland nhall Woodford, ].
RrtLsNn CovVrY.-Bcnson, . Brandon. s Castle.
ton. 2 ca ttcnden. 2 Clarendon, Dandy, Fair.
haven, 3t nuhhardton, Ira. Mention, p Ni4fic.
tlwn. 81 Mount Holly, b. Mount Tabor, Pawlet, ,
p.tt.Geld Ptt-iurd pou they. Rutland. %.
Sherhurue Shrewsbury. SuiNury, 9 rlnmouih,
Wailngiord Wells West Haven, 2.
WAsHlNGtos CorsN Barre. Berlin 3. Cabot, 3 .
Calais %. DuxhurY, % East VI niprher, Faystnn. /,
Mtrshncld Mhdl,tex 2 Moutnelier p 8 Moret0wn.
Norihhed Be- Pidnheld. Roxhury, WAtsneld,
Warren, Waterbury, Woodbury. Woices-
ter p.
Rufland October sth 1872
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-10-16

JunlANr The Republicans of Montpelier
celebrated the political situation and expressed
their satisfaction over it last evening by firing a
streets, headed by the Mortified Band, ending
with short congratulatory speeches by Gov
Converse and Exit. Governor Underwood, from
the balcony Of the Pavilion Hotel, with grand
finale Of three rousing cheers for President Grant
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-10-16

BASK RonnERY IN YORK srATE.--The Saratoga
County Bank at Waterford n Y, was robbed at
an early hour, Monday morning, by gang Of
nine desperadoes disguised rs ku-klu1, The rob
hers secreted themselves early in the evening in
the apartments Of the cashier d. NJ. Vanhur
burg, who lived over the bank, and afterward
bound and gagged the entire family, except III,
cashier, whom they compelled to open the vaults
The bank loses about Ss5 900, and special depo--
I itors about $500 900 in bonds and stocks re
ward of $40 900 is offered.
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CTATE OF VERMONT,

~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT, IS.
In Probate Court, held at Montpelier, within and for
said District, on the ith day OF October, A. ID. l-72
An Instrument purportng TO he the last VIII and
Testament Of George Ayres, late OF Barre, In said
Carlos Carpenter, tho Executor therein named, for
| Probate
II ordered BY said Court that all persons concerned
therein be notified TO appear at session Of said Court TO
he held at the Probate Oice In Montpelier. the 10Th
day Of October A. u. leT2 at 10 o'clock A. NJ and show
cause, II any they have against the probate OF said
VIII Tor which purpose 1t is further ordered, that
copy Of the record this order be published three weeks
successfully the Vermont Waterman State Journal,
printed at Montpelier, previous TO said time appointed
Tor hearing.
BY the Court. Attest,
4l-j N. A. CHASE, Register.
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STATE Or VERMONT,

y WASHINGTON DISTRICT, s..
In Probate Court, held at Montpelier, within and for
said District, the 1T day vi October A. ID. le71s
An ms rumunt purportng to he the last Mth aud
Testamt Of lsey House late Of Berlin, In said Dis
trct, deceased being presented 10 the Court by EDenexer
Bass, the Executor therein named for PToOato IL is
ordered by said Court that all persons concerned there
N e notified TO appear ut session OF said Court to be
held at the Probate Office. In Montpelier tho 18th
day Of Octher, A. ID. ls72, and show cau.e, II apy
thry may have against the Probate of said viii; for
VIII ch purpose Is further ordered that copy OF the
record VI THIS order he published three weeks
sivoly In the Vermont Waterman aud State Journal,
printed at Montpelier previous to said time appointed
Tor hearing
BY the Court.-Attcst,
41i5 HARVEY TILDEN, Judge.
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Watolmau &c Jnurnal.
-~,>~~-~~~-----~~>~-~~~
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1872.


The Republican voters Of Montpelier requested to
meet In ctucus at Depot Hall on saturday Evening,
October ~ at o'clock choose Ave dele aalcs Re
publican Convention for the First congrs,.onai Dnf Ct
Of Vermont 70 he held at Rutland october ~ ls2 to
nominate a candidate for Representative 10 Congress
nv ORDER OF T0vS Gov.
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SNTATE OLE VERMONT.

~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT. IS.
la Probate Court, holden at Montpelier, the 2jth
day of September. A. ID. l3i2
Charles H. Perrin and sylvester Y. Nye. Executors OF
the last Viii and testament Of Edward w. Perrin, late
OF Berlin, In said Dstr Ct deceased, makes application
said Court Tor license 10 sell part OF tho real estate
of said deceased TO wit The Nova Scotia Pasture, 80
called aud 2. uf the home hrtn Of said de-
ceased adjoining said pasture represent ne that sale
thereof necessary for the payment Of the debts OF said
deceased
nhorrupcn II is ordered by said Court, that said APP
pcatun come under consideration and be heard on the
18th day of October A. D. s72, at the Probate Oce, In
MOntpelieri aad, II Is further ordered that all persons
interested he notified hereof by publication OF notice OF
hs application aud order thereon, three weeks success
yely in the Nernunt WAtchman state Jourual, print
ed at Montpelier before said time Of hearing that they
may appear at said time aud place, and they cause,
object thereto.
By the Court.-Attest,
Bi5 N. A. CHASE, Register.
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GRAyE ArTAIg.-We learn that quite n degree
Of excitement has existed during the last few
lays In the ncighborhood If the residence Of the
late Levi Ball. 10 East Montpelier, caused by
some suspicious connected with his death. 1t
seems that soon after the somewhat sudden de-
cease Of Mr. Ball, two or three weeks since, and
subsequent to the burial, suspicious began to be
cherished and expressed more or less openly, that
his wife had some agency in causing hi death.
Shocked rs the suspicion and doubtless conscious
of Ler innocence Of so horrible crime, she
insisted on having the body eEhumed and exam
ined Consequently On Monday last, Drs Mac1m-
Der and Chandler Of thisyiage proceeded to have
the body disnterrei for the purpose Of an exam
nation But upon opening the coffin. the body
was found 10 have become 50 entirely and often
siyely involved in the work Of decomposition as
u he utterly unfit fur a medical examination
And Of course it was at once re-interred. We
believe the better judgmen, Of the community is.
that these suspicious are entirely groundess, and
certainly the prompt and decided action Of the
suspected party would seem to confirm the opinion
r----
RAILROAD ACCIDENT Two brokemen belong.
ing to the freight train north due at West Ran
d1lph about a m, were struck by the bridge
over Thayer Brook, just west Of the village
Thursday morning, and one Of them, Mr.. Stur-
ges, killed, and the other seriously injured. II
seems that having passed the crossing, they LEFT
the top Of the for the purpose of entering the
caboose at the rear q the train, and while both
we're at the same time climbing down the side OF
the train just then going over the bridge, they
were struck by the end Of the bridge and knock
ell from their grasp on the hooks. Sturges was
hit with such force ns to throw him fifteen or
twenty feet irum the bridge, falling upon the
ties OF the track being instantly killed. lie he
longs 10 Fairfield, To which place bis remains
were conveyed by the express train in the after
nlun lie was an unmarried man NJ about thirty
years. IhO.e who were acquainted with him
speak very iavor',bly Of his character, The other
one tell on the rock ahutment, and was stunned
but, though his injuries are severe, being mostly
internal, it is thought he will recover lie was
conveyed to the residence Of Mr., Whitney, near
ny, where he now is He l. resident Of New
Vol
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4 sAHEL S. BRAMAY,s ESTATE

The subscribers, having been appointed BY Tho
honorable Probate Court for the District Of Washing t0n
Commissioners to receive, examine and adjust all claims
tn demands Of all persons against the estate Of Asahe
s. braman, late Of Nofthhef In said District deceased
eprssgnte usolvent and the term Of sx months from
the 81 day OF sept, 12, being allowed by said Court
10 the creditors of said deceased, 70 exhibit and
prove their respective claims before Give notice that
We will attend 70 the duties Of our appointment at the
dselllns-house Of Mr.. Mary Braman In N0rthned In
sad strict 90 the third Thursday eth Of October and
h,roh next at ten o'clock In the forenoon, each Of
said days.
JAS. n JOHNSON, lcor,r,,.,,or...
e. ". SOPER, SNvnniissioneis'
Northfed, September q. A. D. 1877. 1915
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