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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-12-03
1laarriages.


In Montpelier, November %, by Rev. j. Edward
Wright, Mr.. SIMEON l., HOBARr and Miss LAURA A.
FREscn, both OF Ens, Montpelier
In Cabot, November ~ by Rev. WIN II. Wight Mr.
JoHs H. SHAW aud Miss MARIA 5. COLLINS.
10 Cabot, November %, by Roy WIN. H. Wight, Mr..
ISAAC A. nILLs and Miss NELLIE P. MARSH, all Of
Cabot
In Chelsea, November 3, BY Rev. ?, Merrill, Mr..
AEDREw j. DUDLEY and Miss EMMA II. WELLS, both
Of Barre.
In Chelsea, November G, by Rev. p. Merrill Mr.
HEsRr j. DUNBAR and Mrs, MARY JANE JUMP both
OF Chelsea.
In Barre, November &c, By Rev Lsonard Tenney,
Mr.. illRAM Y, DICKINSON and Miss CARRIE A. RlcF,
both Of Barre,
In Greensboro. November IS, by Rev. H. IIerrok,
Mr.. Cans A. CALpERwooD and Miss Ina NJ. PiSSEY,
both OF Greensboro.
Ia Newport, November p, by Rev. W. c. somer.
vile, Mr.. THEopnilus GRour and Miss ELLEN BLACK,
both Of Newport.
In South straford, November 20, by Rev. NJ. At
wood TIMOTHY Hour, ESD, Of Derby, and Mrs MARIA
KEYS, Of straiiord.
In Worcester, Novemhori by Rev J. s. spinney,
Mr., Horace o. STEWART, Of Calais, and Miss ASIA
HArFORn, Of Worcester.
In West Farlee, November 20, by Rev & s. white.
Mr.. JosErH Holt OF Temple, N. H., and Mrs. MARY
sANBORs, Of West Falrlee.
In Washington, November 27 by Rev. Leonard
Tonney, OF barre, Mr.. SoLos Il. CARPENTER of the
Rutland Giobs and Miss CARRIE Il. BowLrs, Of Wash.
ngton.
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Boston Produce Market.


MONDAY, December /, 1874
BuTTER-Our butter market drags along In the
same auiet way without much change In prices,
Fine li has become 80 scarce that II IL hardly
worth quoting not lot in ten coming 10 being up
10 the mark few sold nj 3 TO 3Ie per 10, and this
Is offered. The bulk Of the sales have been at from
- 10 SEE which includes lots from the West Canada,
New York and Vermont, The receipts OF butter for
few weeks past have been quite moderate, aud tho
prospect OF Improvement IA prices Is brighter than
CIlEEsE-The market has not experienced any de-.
cided change since last wrote, With the rise in
gold and exchange there ~ better chance for ex-
porters who have been operating little more freely,
but they do not inclined to pay more than lltc
buy cautiously, and they don't seem 10 have much
faith In the future, though we are Inclined To believe
that prices will be ghor For good tochoice factory
~ 10 54c Is the current range With occasional extra
lots at lie,
APpLEs-Very little change takes place In apples
demand and - 80 to siper Dbl 10 still the range for
choice lots. There continues 10 be little inquiry
Tor dried apples, but i don't require much 10 meet
The demand and we notice small sales NJ 10 10 l'0 per
lb for Eastern sliced.
Etais-Another dull week for eggs The hi CHEST
that Gould be obtained for fresh Northern and Eastern
has been Sic per doz, with plenty OF lined ohefnS az
IS TO 27e as 10 quality
IIAY-The receipts pfhay continue moderate, and
f 10 sQ6 Der ton Is sti the range for choice
Northern and Eastern, Rye straw IL worth s.a, and
Oat straw Is worth 81 u sll per ton.
POULTRY-ChOice lots q turkeys sold at IL TO lsc,
and common at " to lie per 10. Choice chickens
range irom IS 70 lie, and miXed fowls and chickens
all the way from ~ 70 he Geese are not usually Ia
much demand until near Christmas and they have
beon slow OF sale at ~ to lac. At the close there Is
an active trade and choice turkeys have advanced to
70 to 2lc per pound,
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1aarhets.
Boston Cattle Market.



AM0USr on STOCK At NAHgEr.
r,,t. et. SHOT. fs, ,,j,.
rlts wool 1-y n m f9 "Gf6, "a
inst raet ''''' Is is9 o'qe9 t9, Ism "
~ ~ 1870 49, - q5,i o@I ~ ie a5
ny GU 'sV'' 3'. '+'' 1
fRlcts.-beg Catme-tNtre lat ana heavy premium
oxen, tapd9noi lrst quahty, s7ieta 7.Hi second
100 lbs, on toial weight Of hide, thlow ana dressed
beei low choice single pairs t9''0lu.5O bulls dc
slgldlf' -
WorHny oreE sio9H ~ per par, or according TO
their value as beet handy steers. sluualou.
Mnea Loms' ran quauyi s'l9u2 extra good 80
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CTATE OF VERMONT,

~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT, SIS.
In Probate Court, held at Montpelier, within and
for said District ON the ist day Of December, A. d.
1873
Philauder Nlord administrator Of the estate OF
Richard L. Sargent late OF Warren, In said District,
deceased makes application Ia writing 10 said Court,
for license 10 sell all Of the real estate Of said de-
ceased, 20 wit The home farm containing eightY-six
acres with buildings thereon also one undivided hall
Of the mountain lot supposed TO contain one hundred
acres except the dover therein, but including the
homestead, representing that the sale OF part
thereof s necessary for the pay ment Of the debts VI
said deceased and that such part cannot be sold with
out injury TO those interested In tho remainder, and
that the sale OF the homestead NIL be beneficial 10
the widow and minor children OF said decreased.
Whereupon Ii Is ordered by said Court that said appi-
cation be referred 10 session thereof to be held at tho
Probate Office, IN said Montpelier, the 30th day Of
December A. d. 1873 for hearing and decision thereon
and further ordered that all persons interested be
notified hereof by publication Of notice Of said appi-
cation and order thereon three weeks successfully In
the Vermont Matohman & State Journal printed at
Montpelier before said time Of hearing, that they
may appear at said time aud place, and If they SEQ
cause, Onleet thereto.
By the Court-Attest,
O305 HARVEY TlLDEN, Judge
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STATE OF VERMONT,

y WARRINGTON UISINIT- s..
ln Probate Court held OF Montpelier, ia "a Die
trlcti on The 18th day OF November, A. y. ls7J.
Lydia Pike, EXecutriX Of the last VIII and Tes
lament Of Horace Pike, late Of Marshfeld In said
District, deceased presents her Intimidation &C.
count for examination and allowance, and makes ap.
plcation for decree Of distribution and partition O
The estate Of sad deceased Nhoreupon 4 s ordered
by said court that said account and said APPLICATION lt
referred to session thereof 10 be held at the Probate
Onlce, Ia said Montpelier, the 18th day OF Dec. A
D. lsl3 for hearing and decision thereon And, it ID
further ordered that notice hereof be given 70 all per
excessively in tho Vermont Waterman aud Stat,
journal, newspaper published at Montpelier, pre-
vous TO said time appointed for hearing that they may
appear at said tmc and place and show cause, ifany
they may have, why said account should NOT be al
lowed, and such decree made.
By the Court--Attest
02-G HARVEY 11LDEN, Judge.
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-TATB OF VERMONT,

- WASHINGTON DISTRICT. SIS.
IN Probate Court held at Montpelier in and flr
said District on the l9th day Of November a. D. 1875
An Instrument purporting 30 be the last Nlll and
Testament OF Gilman Guernsey, late of Calais, in
sad district deceased, being presented 20 the Court
ny Geo H. Guernsey. the Executor therein nancd for
Probate IL Is ordered ny said Court that an persons
concerned therein De notified 10 appear at session
Of said Court 10 be hold AZ the Probate Office n Mont
pclier, the 10th day OF December A. ID. ldlJ and
snow cause, IL any they have, against the Probate of
said Will for which purpose 10 is further ordered.
that copy OF tho record Of this order he published
three weeks successiycly in the Vermont Waterman
state Journal printed at Montpelor previous 90
stid time appointed for hearing.
by the Court,Attcst,
0l-0i n a. CHASE, Register.
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BuRcLARiEs.-B Burglars arc pursuing their
nelarious business all over the State, and in
some cases are meeting with enc success. We
have been exempt from their attentions so far,
but shall not probably long escape. Too much
caution cannot be exercised by our citizens,
and preparations for warm reception for bur.
glars are always in order
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We DESIRE TO CALL ATTENTION 10 the ad-
yertisement Of Messrs. Crosby Il Taplin, which
will be found elsewhere. These young gentle
men arc doing m extensive business, and their
motto. large sales and small profits enables
them to give excellent bargains to their Gus
toners. Call and satisfy yourself Of the truth
Of our statement
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CABor, --Messrs. Sprague & Wells have Just
put new coal stove into into their store. Thi.
is quite an event, being the first in town. The,
freight their coal from Montpelier by team, anc
it costs them $3.50 per ton, but they think
all things considered, it will be cheaper thar
wood in this wooden country
Nearly all the district schools in town com
menced last Monday, with new books, so tn,
school-book war has come to an end in thi.
town.
Union services were held Thanksgiving
day at the Congregational church, sermon by
Rev. MIR. Wight. We think the day was
generally observed through this community By
visiting and fensting.
Mr., Edward harrington and wife passed
the filtieth anniversary of their wedding on
Thursday, tho 18TH Their surviving children
were all at home, with other friends and We
understand some very nice presents we're made
to the parents.
"A Library Association has been formed in
this town, Of which Mr. n. @, Smith is presi-
dent, j. A. Harrington treasurer, and j b.
Knights librarian. Already good number OF
books have been purchased and distributed,
and we understand quite an addition is to be
made very soon. No better way can be found
for putting good reading within the reach Of
every one, but we hope it will not share the
same fate that our other libraries have In this
town.
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MoyNG ON Their WoRKs.--A trustee pro-
cess has been served by the Vermont K Canada
railroad on the Boston a Lowell, Boston &
Maine, Fitchburg, and Cheshire roads, and on
George Stark, debtors of the Vermont Central.
for rent due the Vermont & Canada from the
latter roads. This action is taken to secure
the arrears Of rent due from the Central Yer
mont. The pocess is for 100000, and bears
date Of November %, returnablc before the
Supreme Court in Boston on the first Tuesday
Of January next.
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ANNUAL MEErNo.-The annual meeting Of
tho Citizens Library and Reading Room Asso-
citation will be held at their Reading Room, on
Wednesday December 10, at o'clock r. NJ.
for the election Of officers for the ensuing year,
and the transaction Of other important bust
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ase-r

AYItuDE, OR GAME or BRDs-This is q
game on entirely new principles, and both in.
structiye andentertainng. The game employs
sixty four cards, divided into eight groups
each group consisting of four pairs. One card
of each pair has an engraving Of bird, witt
its name the companion card has upon it the
description Of the same bird. Send seventy
five cents for this entirely unexceptional game
to West Lee, game manufacturers, Worces
ter, Mass
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TnE Nkws rs. PioTUREs The New York
Observer claims to publish the best family
newspaper, and repudates the practice Of
counting the patronage of readers by the offer
of chromos, costing twenty to thirty cents 1t
says, We do not propose to go into any com
petition of this kind, and will Task subscriptions
solely on the merits Of the paper" While we
commend the position the Observer has taken
in the matter, we can also heartily endorse it
as one OF the most desirable periodicals for any
household 50 year can hardly be made to
return as much good, spent in any other way
5. |. Prime & Co., 81 Park Row, New York.
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STATE OF VERNON


WASHINGTON Co. CoURr, MARCH TERM, ls7l}
ADnIr F. HoNsIserR WAsrsg' A66io F. Hon on
CHARLES q. IfoSsiSGER county OF Washington, has
filed In the Office of the Clerk OF said County Court her
petition Tor a divorce from Charles q. HOnsinger,
setting forth Ia substance that at Waterbury, atOre-
said, the first day Of August, A. ID. 1863, by Rev.
was duly joined In marriage to the said Charles g..
Hsnsngcr then OF Morrist0wn, In the county Of La
molle hut now out Of this State that, her part,
since said marriage she has faithfully kept the mar
rage covenants but that the said Charles g.. his
part hath not kept the same, but has treated the
petitioner with ntoerahle severity; and praying
that said Court may grant her bill Of divorce
from the bonds Of matrimony contracted aforesaid,
between her and the said Charles q. and that the
care and custody of the minor child Osce0la b. Hon
may have leave 10 resume her maiden name. And,
whereas, II appears that the said Charles q. Hon
singer resides and Is out Of this State, 80 that SAID
petition or suhpUna cannot be served upon him,
Thersf0rf u ordCr6f, That notice Of the pondeucy
OF said petition be given to the said Charles q. Hon
singer, aud that lac be notified to appear before the
County Court aforesaid next TO be held at Montpe-
ior, within and for the County OF Washington, tho
second Tuesday of March, A. d. 1874 at nine o'clock,
A. ~, on sad day by publishing the substance Of said
petition together with this order, three weeks
cessiyely In the Vermont Waterman a State Journal
Of Washington, the last Of which publications to be
at least six weeks previous 60 said second Tuesday
March, A. ID. lsIi, which publication shall be deemed
sufficient notice to the said Charles q, il0usnger TO
appear a. aforesaid and show cause why the prayer
OF said petition should be granted and In case Of
Given under my hand at Montpelier In said County ,
this l0th day Of November, A. D. 1879.
LUTHER NEWCOMB, CLERK.
PAUL DlLLfHGnAM Son Attorneys for Petitioner.
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-s@-N

WAlroN's REoHrER.-Wc have from the
Clarcmont Manufacturing Company a copy Of
Wmton's Vermont Register for 1874. It is
fully equal to its predecessors in appearance,
and has no Advertising pages interviewed, which
Is a great improvement from last years issue
The trade will be furnished with this valuable
Register by Hiram Atkins, Montpelier.
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Legal ilnEions.
DARNABus Il. SHOWS EsTATE.-

RARNABUS II. SHOWS ESTATE
- Tho subscribers having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court for the District of Washing
ton, commissioners to ye examine and adjust u
claims and demands Of all persons against The estate
of Barnabus n. Snow late Of Montpelier In said dIs-
ct deceased represented lnso vent and the term 90
six months from The 7th day OF Nov, A. d. 1873 being
allowed by ad Court To tho creditors ofsad deceased
TO exhibit and provo their respective claims before
ust Give notice that will attend 90 the duties Of
our lpponiment at The store of Hyde and Foster leo
Montpelier, 10 sad District Ola the fourth Wednes-
days % December and May noxt 40 i0 o'clock in tho
forenoon, on each Of said days
ALeERT gJQqllto,NsNoTT Commissioners.
Montpelier, November o.. A. y. is-1 0I-09
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County COURT The September term Of the
County Court closed on Monday, after scs.
sion Of sixty-six days, term Of extraordinary
length We shall publishne next week a resume
Of the trials,
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Watohman Sc journal.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1878.

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1873.
DEtAyED.-1ho delay in the receipt Of the
Presidents Message until this morning makes
us several hours late in this issue Of the paper,
and crowds out much other matter Of interest.
We think, however. the general interest in tho
message at this time, fully warrants this course,
and we commend the message to the careful
perusal Of our readers.
PERsoSAL.-Wo understand that Miss Flint
has resigned her position as teacher in our
union school, and that Miss Carrie Brooks, of
this village, has been appointed to take her
place.
County CouRr The September term Of the
County Court closed on Monday, after scs-
sion Of sixty-six days, term Of extraordinary
length We shall publish next week a resume
Of the trials
/ ANNUAL MEETtNo.-The annual meeting Of
tho Citizens Library and Reading Room Asso-
citation will be held at their Reading Room, on
Wednesday, December 10, at O'Clock, r. ",
for the election Of officers for the ensuing year.
and the transaction Of other important bust
ness
We DESIRE TO CALL Attention to the adj
yertisement Of Messrs Crosby Il hpln, which
will be found elsewhere. These young gentle
men arc doing an extensive business, aud their
motto, large sales and small profits 90 enables
them to give excellent bargains to their Gus
toners. Call and satisfy yourself Of the truth
Of our statement
BuRctARiEs.- Burglars are pursuing their
neIarious business all over the State and in
some cases are meeting with fnc SUCCESS We
have been exempt from their attentions so far,
but shall not probably long escape. Too much
caution cannot be exercised by our citizens,
and preparations for warm reception for bur.
glars are always in order
WALroN's REGsrER-Wo have from the
Claremont Manufacturing Company a copy of
Walons Vermont Register for l67i 1t is
fully equal to its predecessors in appearance,
and has no advertising pages interviewed, which
is great improvement from last years issue
The trade will be furnished with this valuable
Register by Hiram Atkins, Montpelier
MONTPELIER d WELLS RIVER RMmoAD.-
The following is list of the station agents on
the line Of this road Plainfeld. Walter b
Page Mar,hfed l.. D. Mute Peabody'-, j.
A. Noyes South Ryeeate, W. b. Hall Wells
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DFtYED.-Tho delay in the receipt Of the
Presidents Message until this morning makes
us several hours late in this issue Of the paper,
and crowds out much other matter Of interest.
We think, however, the general interest in tho
messageot this time, fully warrants this course,
and we commend the message to tho careful
perusal Of our readers.
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PERsoSA1.-Wo understand that Miss Flint
has resigned her position as teacher in our
union school, and that Miss Carrie Brooks, of
this village, has been appointed to take her
p1ooo
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VERMONT LODGE, No. ?, Independent Order OF Ode
Follows, meets every "WEDNESDAY EVENING, at Cd,
Fellows Hall (Perrin's Block, at n O'Clock.
A. T. KEITH n G.
s9-l2' A. d. LANE. Secretary.
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Personal.

L.. d..
''''" go '''''' ~ ''''
DR. W II Rockwell, former Snperinten-
dent Of the Insane Asylum, died at Brat.cboro,
on Sunday, at the age Of - years.
-Goyernor Converse pnt several ttonlsgiving
turkeys whore tbey would Oh, ,l,,. most GOOD by
sending them I'm yrid,vs and otlcrs +, WOOD.
.tock viii, migbt otl,orVise have r,ro turkey.
los. nm that Jav
~ 'r'u " 80 .,' . 'c' u u.
-, -, w 80 '''',, ''' ''' ',,''i ~, W.
AZ. pr,,' ' , "'..' ''.' i''''r'' -
aad rri ~" ~ 7e',',',1 W ,u''gl , y, ~
- '.,y 80 1"' ". l'g .'p'l "'
-, -, , ,,,, 80! - "aa ~
$50 '''l " .'' y g 'i''' '0 '''' ''''
Tn, Nsn s,no., 49,. L.. .t..;.., -.
c..
49,.
The annual Register Of Rural Affairs. 90
published by Luther Tucker d Son, Albany.
~ Y, is one Of the best publications for farm
ers The price is low. only thirty cents. and
every farmer ought to have it.
A CoRREorioS.-lt seems that the Eastern
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And we take pleasure In announcing to our friend.
and the public that We have
made unusually
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PAINTED Mr. Charles II Kinney, one Of
the most respected Of our citizens, died in this
place Tuesday morning, after severe illness
from typhoid fever. Mr. Knney's oge was
about 40 Years.
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EXTENSIVE PREPARATIONS

this year and will offer most comprehensive assert
ment Of goods in all departments.
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WATERBURY, Men were at work on sunday,
in constructing the new iron bridge below this
village and also in repairing the railroad track
near Ridley's.
On the first morning Of winter the mer
curry stood at % below zero. Monday even
ing at O'Clock it stands at l2 below
Mr.. l. S Hills, the popular landlord O
the Waterbury Hotel proposes to havea socia
reunion, oyster supper and hop, at his house
on Wednesday evening, Dec 10th Music
Ilough's Band \ good time may be relied on
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AT SUCH
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.vEGgrIsE has never failed to cure the most inilex
be case Of Canker.
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There was paid during the last fiscal year for
pensions, including the expenses of disburse-
ment, 500, 1875, 280 90, being an amount less,
by 1884 $50 90, than was expended for the
same purpose the preceding year Although
the statement Of expenditures would indicate a
material reduction IN amount compared with
the preceding year, it is believed that the
changes in the pension laws at the last session
Of Congress will absorb that amount the cur
rent year.
At the close of the last fiscal year there were
on the pension rolls %, s0i invalid pensioners,
aud ile,O5s widows, orphans and dependent
widows of deceased soldiers, making total of
that class of 2ll 500 - Is ,266 survivors of the
war Of 1912, and 5,Q5a widows of soldiers of
that war pensioned under the act Of Congress
of February IA, 1871, making a total of that
class Of $3.50, One thousand four hundred
and thirty invalid Navy pensioners, and no
widows, orphans and dependent relntiyes Of
deceased officers, sailors and marines Of the
Navy, making total OF Navy pensioners OF
5000, and grand total of pensioners of all
classes OF 23S All, showing net increase dur
ing the last fiscal year of q, ls2, During the
last year the names Of 10 ,i0A pensioners were
added to the rolls, ana lo,223 names were
dropped therelrom for various causes.
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MAsoNic AT the Annual Communication
Of Aurora Lodge, No. %, F & A. NJ. Mont.
peier, held on Mon1ay evening, December
the following officers were elected for the en-.
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Village Meeting.

The annualyillagc meeting, Mondayeyening
called out larger crowd than we have known
on any similar occasion. The seating capacity
Of the hall was fully taken up. and large num-
bers were obliged to stand The following Of
fcers were elected
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The ninth census has been completed. and
the report thereof published and distributed,
and the working force Of the Bureau dis.
banded. The Secretary of the Interior renews
hls Recommendation for census to be taken in
80, TO which subject the attention Of Con.
gress is invited