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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-03-15
NEW DRUG STORE !.

PERKINS & HOUSES NON-EX-
PLOsIvE OIL LAMP. A sure thing
against danger of explosion. Throw
away your Glass lamps and buy one
that gives bright and beautiful light
free from any danger. For sale at the
NEW DRUG STORE.
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JOB MOSES
,SZR L.4.1LES CLARh'S
FEMALE PILLS.

yvzHESE invaluable PILLS unfailing in the
IL cure of all those painful ard dangerous dis
eases to which the Female constitution Is subject
They moderate all excuses and remove all obstruc
t;,,,s from vhateyer
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MARRIED..

HAWLEY-GUNNING-By Rev.
William Robson, on the 9TH of March,
at the residence of the brides father,
in Sullivan, Co., Tenn, Mr.. Noah
b, HAwLEY, to Miss FRANCIS NJ.
CUNNING.
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Bristol Nursery!

JOHN II. WINSTON, PROPRIETOR.
apple. Peach, Pear and Cherry
frees, and Grape Vines-the finest
varieties for each season.
Mar. S-2t
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! C,em5e'lo,ld Gap Sarrey.-A Sec
ond corps of Engineers has been
sent to the field, and the location
viii now proceed with accelerated
speed.
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Important. Notice.
GEORGE M IL UcKER.
LYNCHBURG, VA,

p ESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCES to his hume
Il = mcrous friends and customers that his ,redi-
tors have very kindly arranged with him settle
ment Of his financial trOu 5ies, and that his DRY
GOODS AND MILLINERY BUSINESS No 50
Main Street, will be continued as heretofore,
Having in his settlement Ome under obligations
to pay large sums of money in short time to his
Trustees for the benefit of his creditors generally
1t is therefore necessary that rapid sales should
be msde to meet these obligations promptly and
in view of this fact, he offers GREAT BARGAINS
in DRY GOODS and MILLINERY. and also in
CARPETINGS, RUGS, and DRUG6ETs, and hopes
that his friends and the public will appreciate the
situation, and give him a call for whatever they
may want in his line Of business. g. NJ. K.
March l5,-3m,
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PLnnts- = Messrs. Karnahan

Plants. : Messrs. Karnahan x
Kelly at Abingdon, have now ready
for transplanting, large lot Of Cab
bage and Tomato plants. Their
nursery and flower gardens. are in a
very prosperous condition.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-03-15

Sunshine.-A very superior arti-
Gle of New Orleans Syrup at $3.50,
has been just received at Rogans,
Corner Front & Cumberland.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Beware of CaIerneI,

And all Mercurial Compounds
Better far better endure disease than
tamper with this mineral poison, no
matter how carefully paepared. Its
extensive use has already proven the
cause of great and distressing injury.
RR. TUFTS LIVER PILLS CONTAIN
not particle of Mercury, and can be
taken at all times with perfect safety.
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DIED

GREENWAY-On the 18th inst,
at the residence Of his mOther-in-law,
Mrs. Polly Smith, near Bristol, Mr..
BLAIR GREENwAY.
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YAzoo COUNTY, Miss, May 8, 1860.

NAzOo COUNTY, MISS, May ), I0OJ.
Or. IVBl. II. Tut
I have been a martyr to Liver Com
plant for three years, and after en-
pIoying the best of Doctors, and spend
ing almosl all L was worth for differ
ent kinds of medicine, your agent in
duced me to try your Liver Pills. |
have taken them regularly for several
weeks, and have been so much bene-
flied by them that feel confident of a
perfect cure. l consider them the
best Liver Medicine ever discovered.
J. CRAPON.
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Remarks.

ATLANTA, March 9, 1871.
Good demand for Corn and Flour
Racou and Lard moves slowly. We
think the demand for Bacon will lm>
proye in a few weeks.
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Seeing Machines.-Wc have for
sale. two elegant Sewing Machines.
The Wagner and the. Wilcox &
sGibbs- .Fices low.
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APPLES, Green, = barrel. S. sCG6 co
Do. Dried, pared, z b, 3sgI
DO. Brandy, q gallon old 5Oa27S
Dc. Do. New, Do. oe'92 90
BACON, Hog round, . h, "a 50
Do. Hams, 4 b, l295l4
Do. Sides, q n, 9a9A
BFEF, Slaughtered, p n, 74iO
UTTER, Nos l, and 3, p p, &c los II
bgEswAx, = n, 1880
BUcxvBEAT FLOUR, q p,
BEANs, White, u bushelof 90 lbs, 22S12 80
Do. Mixed or Coiored, 50&yi Is
BLAcKBER2IEz, dried, & n, sVI0
Blue GRASS SEED, per bushsl Of Il lbs. 1903 90
CAICKEIs, dressed, apiece, FOG IS
Do. Live, apiece, 20g50
Chestnuts, per bushei 100 Gl, 5e
CoFFEE, Pair TO good Rio, e D, S4@25
Do. Prime to choice Rio, q n 2oa526
Do. LaguirS, q r., 2S93d
DO. lava, 4 n, 33S35
CHEEsR, Dairy, z d., 2pG2G
CoTroS Yarns, z bunch Of Is, Soql 70
Coax, White, q bushel Of So rs, old, 71S75
Do. yellow and Mixed. 6SH10
CoKN MEAL, 2 bushei OF 50 rs, IStoso
CLoyER sEED, 2 bushel Of 90 Hs.' otsI %
ck naKHri Ss' = bill, OOGlO &C
Fsss Frerb. a dozen 2a9.5
LvEKsREES GRASS SEED, q bush. II rs, I9q2 GO
FLoUK, SuPerGne, q Dbl, 1ogS 20
DO. Extra, e Dbl, ooAS 20
Do. Family, = bbl., Sogllo 50
FEATHERS, Live Goose. q n, osGI5
FLAX SEED, 2 buShel OF 80 lbs. eaG 60
FLAX LIEES, y yard i doss
GIxsESe, z b Sofs -
H nay, ns,sa y bushsl of 10 ns 752 60
Iron, Country II, q ID, lSS-CS,s
LARD, Va. Tea l., Aos ., -shd Is 49, .
LEATHGR, SPan 7 Sole, g ID .,0S
DO Count tanned sole, D D., 33Q %
do DO 40 aHuhlsheS' So%Sl
Do Hsrnes q b., 3sd40
Do Upper = h., 1890
MeI1ssRs New Orleans, q gallon, SOI9o
10 Refined Syrups. q gallon, $50 81
WIS Old pominion, q key Of loo Ss, Ss5G6 IS
ALE, ~, oiI =, "a ~ &c 75Gs6
OAT 9 De 10 1870 ~ * Hs s5to co
PStoS-f $3.50 So "A hn.b l4hs sons 90
ORcHARb "AH s 20 .Ii,s 49, 70TSi
0lL, IShn n. $1,000 n 7T9
Do do. pared, y n, i4hio
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-03-15

At the New Drug Store viii be found
complete Stock of pure and reliable
MEDICINES, to which invite the
attention of country Physicians to
whom 1 propose to sell at very low
prices. / am also prepared to supply
country merchants with their Essen
ces, Laudnum, Paregoric, Castor and
Sweet Oils, &C., &C., cheaper than they
can buy them in Baltimore ana pG'
them down here. Orders solicited
Call and examine prices before send
ing away TO purchase your supplies.
White Lead, Red Lead and colored
Paints. Linseed and other Oils, all OF
which will be sold at very low rates
to Cash purchasers. mar lou
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WANTED.

All persons needing Wall Paper
are reque ted to send for samples to
Head < LOCKE, Knoxville, Tenn.
feb % lot
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-03-15

EXTRACTS FOR THE HANDERCHIEF,
Lubins, Rimels, Dumas, French
Glenn's and other American tx
tracts. Toilet Soaps, Cologne. Sachets
Bags, Orientel Rogues and many other
useful articles. The ladies are especi-
ally invited to call and examine these
goods.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-03-15

twenty different styles, at 15c per
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-03-15

4 Netu Feature. Tickets from
Liverpool to Bristol. are now furnish
ed at the Ticket 0fice of the A. NJ.
E. .. R. R. CO.. in this town. Price
Of tickets sSs,25. Fare third Sass.
The agent Mr.. Waldrop, is furnished
with tickets in blank, and by filling
them. makes them available from any
point in Ireland. via Liverpool, to
THIS point. So we are informed by
ar. Geo. Harmeling.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-03-15

FRESH GARDEN SEEDS of the
growth of 1871, for sale at the NEW
DRUG ST ORE.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-03-15

AT King & Hills Book Store
may be found the illustrated weeklies
and periodicals. Books OF all kinds,
every thing newsand desirable in The
way Of stationery and fancy articles.
Geaasteads, Mattresses. Lounges. Ia
1les, and furniture generally,
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For other Local items, see fourth
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-03-15

Apples, Hommony, Hams, and
family groceries generally, at the
Nickels House Corner.
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1fayket Reports.

LrScnBURG, Va, March Is, 1872
Several changes to which we call
attention. Virginia and Tennessee
bacon active and scarce at quotations,
as also. Flour, Grain ofall descrip-
tions, No. / Butter, Wool, Field seeds
and produce generally.
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What Dyspepsia may end

DR.. TUFTS Hair Dye Colors a Bedatti-
fut Black.
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TOWN LOTS for SALE.

SIX ELEGANT BUILDING LOTS
For SALE Cannon and King street, Bristol,
Tenn. Terms EASY.
In the absence Of the Subscriber, call on j. R.
Crumloy. &. q. I. HUCHES,
June 2lst, ls71.-tf'
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p,ssrNGER TRAINs:
Leaves Bristol 5 AZ N and y , n
s-~;ys, in Chattanooga 32PHk6 l3 A NJ
Ices Chattanooga 81 A Ma IL NJ
80 .--;res In Bristol O2 P 81 Il
F.rIgHT TRAINS: -s -
Leaves Bristol 10A and 2 N.
Arrives at Bristol 80 and Al A ~
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Rain.-0nr friend Mr.. T. c. Lan>
caster suggests the propriety of
preparation for very wet weather,
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NEWS.
FRIDAY, March 10, 1872.
v,v,1.,xp DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.
tUsyTIC, MSS. & CHIC R.R.

r.ssFpGEE TnAINs;
Leave Lyuchburg ) 30 r and 80 NJ
lives AZ Bristol ga N.
1s.rcs Bri:tol 9 40 {" 40 n.
-, AT Lynchb'g 9 40 P II I" 40 A ".
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dnring the present moon.
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NO LADIES IOIlEI COMPLETE Unless tn.
$4,000 WILL BE PAID for any Remedy whc

the fragrant Sozodout-unto the breath sweet odO
II irspsrts the gums ruby redness soon assume
the teeth quick rival aIabaster tint, and seem 1
pearls set Ia a coral vase.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-09-11

HARDwicK "A. NJ. Amsden, IT. perley, But
Ter Shipman, J.. X. Ainsworth, J. NJ. Stevens,
Samuel Goodrich.
IUNENBuRG--J. w. Ilartshoru, w. Chandler,
.. Thomas, j; Morse, Charles J. Cheney, N. W.
French, Geo. johnson.
NEw1uRY.-E. Geo. Parker, Levi Tabor, Geo.
w. Leslie, Ross Ford, Geo. r. Eastman, Levi +.
tucker, Andrew Rcnfrcw, Alex NJ. Peach, Benz.
7. Wheeler, Jonas W. futile
ORANGE.-E. @. Peake, II. r. Patterson, Ches.
ter Dickey, n. =. Cutler, Lyman T. Mills
PKAcnax.-L Strohridge, d. w. Choate, w
d. Hooker, y. $. Ford, NJ. NJ. Boynton, l..
Chase, jr., T. G. Clark
RaNpoLrn.-Samuel Howard Gilbert Tilson,
John Boswell, N. $. Clark c. r. Granger, D..
>. Washburn, Geo. W Blodgett, A. H. Smith
A. A. Atwood, John Hanks.
RocnsTKR Thomas b. Harvey, Benjamin
Rogers, q. l.. Chaflcc, Joseph l.. Morse, Christ
opher A. Weber, o. r. Blodgett, W. w. Will
liams.
SHARON. p. Smith, Y. d. Baldwin, Am
mi Follett, Royal Roberts, David Fales, Lucian
Parker, c. Quimby.
SrANSARD-A. J Weed, Peter Blair, q. W.
Ransom, j. II. Clark, y. W. Clark.
ST. JouNsnuRY. Albert G.. Chadwick, Simeon
lluse, John X. Ice, Albert Harris, Edward NJ
lde, Eph H. Stone, ~ NJ johnson, Emerson
Hall, Charles A. Sylvester, Theron Howard,
rhos. Spooner, b. f. Rollins.
Charles Barrett, Nathan b. Cobb,
Arson West, Jeremy Q. Howe, Phineas Walker,
Hiram Robinson, Alanson g. Smith.
TnErToRD. Sade, Harvey Dodge, Tru-
man Burr, l.. G. Sanborn, John Colby, II. p
Cummings, George Benton, Lyman Slater, H. $.
Campbell, s. q. lIeaton, George Carey.
TorsnAM.--0. II. Watson, Calvin Mills, New
ton Morgan, f. White, A. j. Wallace, Henry
Obcr, W. Grant.
TuNBRiDoE.--James NJ. Whiting, A. b. Drew.
Ira Mudgett, 5. b. lIackett, f.. I. Howe, Lewis
Dickerman, Stephen Noyes.
VERsHRE Gilman, r. W. Barrett
Rufus Blanchard, James r. Stacy, j. G. Good.
hue, Geo N. Derby, LOWS Godfrey.
WAsuNoroN.-wsrren Huntington, Robert
d. q. Blake, p o. Huntington, J. A.
Stanley, g. W. Wason, Zadock Cheney.
WILLIANsTowN.-John Lynde, W s. Beckett,
j. NJ. Palmer, Milton Martin, d. ID. Martin,
Nathan Hall, David Gale.
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Boston Produce Market.

THURSDAY, September s.
Tho following are the prices obtained in this market
by commission houses for Produce In good condition.
subject to a commission for selling
APrLRs-The demand Is quite active and the sales Of
the best fruit have been at 81 .50Dl.00 per Dbl.
BKAss-Receipts to-day have been % bills The re-
eops Of beans not enough TO Affect prices, and
picked pea beans at si0apl.25 choice hand-pcked
diums at $325i common pea beans at s. 5OfD375 COM
mon mediums at t2.Joa2S per bush.
BurrEn-Recelpts; ,sOo packages and boxes There
outside quotations Common and inferior grades
dull and the stock Of this description 10 not being
duced readily dealers DESIRE We quote Wholesale
prices, received by commission houses follows New
York aud Vermont hne at a6ap1Sc per b medium do at
eo122c, choice Western at 2Oc medium, lsci bakers,
ilH2c
is not much activity 70 tho market but prices very
Arm We quote fine New York and Vermont factory a
3iWl3ic per lbs Ohio do, l2apl3c choice dairy i2ia
lae, medium factory and dairy lIglae per -. -.
prices range from 67D7Oc for mixed, and 7@T2c pei
FIoua-The receipts have been 5,092 bbls. The mar
ket romans nrm and there IL good demand from the
trade for family brands, and fair inquiry from Eastern
markets for the low grades We quote supers at 500
1000 common extras at f6Oo1I .25 Michigan aud
with some fancy brands selling above this figure Cali
fornia four, o. 50Gi025 per bb
POrAroEs-The market IL well supplied at 60lD65c per
bush aud 8 75a200 per bill for Early Rose
PROyIsIOss-1hete has boon change 10 note In the
market and tho sales continue 10 be confined 10 such lou
required to supply the immediate wants OF the
clear pork at 0oDlsO0 per Dbl for and OLE
City and Western ti 75api6 20 for new mess and 81
5Oi2 60 for prime and extra prime. Lard Ia selling a
simlOc per ID for CITY and Western Smoked hams arr
ern. Beef.iamily plates, t6@l6bOi extra mess, sl4
mess, tsDl2 per Dbl.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-09-11
JUSTICES ELECTED.

BARRE.-Clark Waters, Denison Batchelder,
Lewis Pettingill, b. b. Cook, Eli Holden, Q. ii.
Reed, Weber Tilden
BERLIS.--Joseph W. Wheelock Daniel Chand-
Ter, Harrison Alexander, j. Edward Bosworth
John Il Benjamin, Arson Stebbins, John L.
Hale.
CABor.-M. p. Wallace, 7. III. Lance, N. X.
Abbott John NJ Fisher, X. b. Bruce, Harvey
D. Smith, S. r. Moulton.
DuxBuRr.-Iaiah Huntley. Luther Graves,
Janus Crossett, Park Avery, A. A. Lewis.
Farsros.-w. b. Porter, z. W. Boyce, Geo
o. Boyce, II. II. Morgan, d. S. Stoddard.
NARsnriELD.-Andrew English, Daniel r.
Loyeland, ID. NJ. Perkins, @. ii. Newton, Daniel
Hill. John b. Pike, Mervin Roberts.
MIpDLEsEx &C. @. Putnam, ID. p. Carpenter,
Elijah Somers, VIM. IL. Holden, George Monta-
que, Sylvanus Daniels, John W Markham.
MONTPELIER. Nelson Robinson, Carlos Bancroft,
Charles Reed, p. II. Hinckley, Luther Cross, o.
ii, Smith, Samuel Wells, Chester Clark, Geo. w
Wig, Medad Wright.
,NoRrHrnLp. alvin Braley, William Winch,
e. X. Jones, A. \. Andrews, W. II. LOOMS,
Amos Plastridge, F. W, Gold, j. q. Gallup,
Martin Cobleigb, I. L. Salisbury.
. PLANrIxLD.- Ira Stone, Saml Cree, u. II. Fos-
ter Hiram Potter, Erastus Batchelder.
RoxBuRy j. Ayerill, Asahel Flint,
Ora Boyce, Salmon Williams, Charles l.. Ellis.
wMrsnELD.--J. II. Hastings, Ira Richardson,
E. o. Joslyn, John s. Campbell, Josiah Holden.
wARRES.-IIazen Lyiord, Lewis Cardell, q.
". Bragg, IL. ". Lyford, s. Uphan, p. Riiord
Charles Pike.
WArERBuRY--George IL. Lease, J. q. Smith
SD. GuptiI, q. q. Stevens, A. Dillingham;, L.
H. Haines, A. j. Brown, U. Q. Robinson, Dan
Hopkins, o. W. May.
WoopBuRY.-F. @. Putnam, l.. Lyford, q. O.
Haskell, A. g. Wbeatly, l.. o. Leonard
WoRcEsrER.-E. b. Harris, II. s. johnson, II
II. Collier, VIM. Markham, Cyrus Brown.
BARsKr.-S. 8. Clark, l.. Stanley, John Fetch
J. Randall, A. ii. Gammell, Cloud Harvey, Peter
Buchanan.
BErHKL.-J. b. Putnam, Daniel Rogers, l.. ID
Horton, q. b. Owen, b. q. Bundy, +. II. Marks
A. b. Bird.
Observation-Disclosures Arnold, II. q. Biglow
D. w. q. Blanchard, Terence Calagan. John X.
cleveland, Gordon p. Hubbard, Alyan Hoyey
CnELsEA.--John W. Smith, p. q. Jones
Aaron Davis, ID. II. b. Allen, ii. l.. Bixby, l.
q. Hinckley, Elijah Coburn.
CoRISrH.--John Richardson, John Scrbner
John T. Wilson, l.. p Foster, y. p. Eaton, 3
W. Davis, q. u. Cook.
| DASvILLE.--J. 8. II. Weeks, J. D. Mattocks
VIM. j. Stanton, ID. W. Choate, BENZ. Green
banks, Andrew Mcmillan, Henry 5. Cook, Har
vey Burbank, James Crane, Charles ID. Brainerd
FARLEK.-John Stratton, ). b. Hayes, A. N
Renirew, Joshua Coburn, George A. Morey.
GRoros.-Isaao N. Hall, Daniel Roberts, JONI
! X. Darling. Martin Weld, y. u, lAmphier.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-09-11

-Moncurc d. Conway thus pictures the
French president at Trouville, where he has
been spending his vacation The old man is
certainly marvel for one in his seventy-ffth
year. He treads the beach like one of the
children that perpetually play on it. A very
short, thick-set man, with very slight whisk-
ers of white in front of each ear, his face be-
ing otherwise perfectly smooth-not even a
mustache-white silkcn hair falling thinly
around broad and high and perfectly unwrink.
led forehead--a short but strong Roman aqui-
line nose, clear light eye, all framed in a
square face, make up the personol of NJ
Theirs. He would be noted anywhere by one
who did not know him as distinguished man
Personally he would be almost fascinating
were it not that about his mouth there hovers
little Of that cynicism which seems to be n
constant element in the French character But
away from politicians and from fashionable
company, the cynicism gives way to beam
ing smile.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-09-11

BARRE.-The election in this town passed OF
very quietly, and withal very satisfactorily, re-
sulting in the choice of w. A. Boyce, ESD, for
Representative on the first ballot, by n handsome
majority. Mr.. Boyce is young man of excel
lent qualities and rare abilities, and is highly
respected by all. On the evening after his cleo
ton large number of his constituents resolved
upon paying him a congratulatory visit. Accord
ingly they assembled in secret conclave and
marched to his place Of residence. Here the as
sembled multitude gave three rousing cheers for
the successful candidate, followed by the singing
of America, in grand chorus. At the con-
clusion Of the second verse, our representative
man" made his appearance, threw open his doors,
and very cordially invited the company in. Short
bat enthusiastic congratulatory speeches were
made by the Rev E. d. Merrill, Judge Tilden
and others, when Mr.. Boyce was called upon
He responded by inviting the company to his
capacious dining room, where hot coffee, lemon
ade, and everything necessary for the comfort of
the inner man, was provided in great abundance.
At the close Of the repast, he gave excellent
speech, admirably adapted to the occasion and the
company dispersed.
Nor was the election of Mr. Boyce the only
Republican triumph of the day. The reelection
of Hon. Harvey Tlden as Probate Judge, an Of
fee which he had very ably filled for the past two
years, was a matter Of great solicitude to his
friends here. Split tickets were circulated and
other unjust means used to ensure his defeat, but
his friends rallied to his support, and he was
elected By large majority. His friends were 50
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-09-11

VERMONT CKSrRAL.--The Trustees Of the Vermont
Central, under permission of the Court, are about
to issue new loan Of 100000. The Vermont
Central first mortgage bonds and the Vermont
and Canada stock take the chances Of the new
bonds This new issue affects uniayoraby, there
fore, these old securities, though, we think, unne
cessarily, and only temporarily. But the earn
ngs OF the road are SO large that there can be no
reasonable doubt Of its entire ability to meet the
payment of Its interest. Besides, the increase Of
business is 80 constant and rapid, that not only
will the Vermont Central be able to meet the addi-
tiona expenses incurred by the new leases but will
soon be compelled to double its capacity for traffic.
The day is not distant when it will be matter
Of necessity for Boston to advance the means to
complete double track over the Central TO 0g-
densburgh II her capitalists are sagacous, they
will never allow the Vermont Central to fall into
the hands of a certain New York " Pool" but
will make 1t permanently tributary to her own
growth.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-09-11
Marriages.

In Montpelier September 8, by Rev. Y. Wright
NJ JoHS !. PHiLBRisk and Miss ANA VI. BARros, all
Of Montpelier.
In Montpelier September A. BY Rev. J. r. Wright,
NJ. ESos p Srgysys, Of East Montpelier, and Miss
LAuRA pfEacg, Of Montpelier.
In Bethel, Angus q, Mr. CHARLES r. BLAKE and
Nj" anna A. BAILEY, both Of stockbrldgo.
In peacham, August n, Mr. Isaac W. BArcHKLpgn,
and Hiss HATTIE T. WARDEN, both ofPeaoham.
In Worthwhile, August 20 Mr.. CHARLES A. Hastings
town.
In Randolph, September 5, Mr.. Jkcon L. THOMAS Of
Northbrdge, Mass, and Miss EMuA 5. DIcKERaAs Of
Randolph.
In Barre, on tho 10th Inst, by Rov, L. Tcnncy Mr.
Jutius 9. Gorlp, Of Tunhridge, and Miss ALICE NJ.
CHANDLER, Of Barre.
In Sharon, EbwiN s VARSuN. Of Deoerfeid Mich
and MS. JULIA eldest daughter ofWlliam q. Baldwin
Esq, Of Sharon.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-09-11

OFFICERS ELEcrKD.-At a meeting of the stock
holders Of the c. & P. r. r.. held at Newport on
Wednesday Of this week, the following gentle
men were elected directors for the year ensuing
Emmons Raymond, Josiah Stickney, b. P. Che
ney, G.. G. Brown, T. NJ. Weld, and Amos
Barnes Of Boston, E. Cleveland of Coventry, Al
bert Knight of Sanstead, ?. O., Henry Chase
and 5. s. Thompson Of Lyndon, Benz. Pomroy Of
Compton, p. O., T. p. Redfeld Of Montpelier,
and Horace Fairbanks Of St. Johnsbury. At q
subsequent meeting of thedirectors the following
officers were chosen President, Emmons Ray
mond; Vice President, B. p. Cheney Treasur-
err, n. p. Lowering Secretary, Elijah Cleveland.