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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-07-16

PRoD1oALrTY. The Shah OF Persia is
very prodigal OF the money which he
wrings from hie own oppressed people,
giving thousands of it to welI.fed and
paid servants of royalty and policemen
in England. He is thus generous be-
fore he is inst. The Shah kept his 90
00O,O of treasure locked up in his
vault whilst his starving people we're
perishing by thousands only ye' or
two ago, for want Of the food which
those millions {extorted from them)
would have purchased. There Is 10.
thing worthy of admiration left about
Persia excepting her antiquity and
ancient history, though if his barbaric
Majesty carries his internal Improvement t
schemes, she may yet rise again.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-07-16

Sicily Lemon Sugar
MAKES instantaneous Lemonade. is suc.
1A perior to Lemons. costs less, snd is
handler for use. For sale by
July9 JOHN AGNEW Il SON.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-07-16

oSAo az ocFeIhl polutoi DuI 2S yet lau not
occasioned much apprehension of seri-
ons damage.
The average condition for the cotton
States. not counting Virginia. mule up
from all the Counties reported, was S95.
In detail, the condition reported hv
figures gives the following results: Virgi-
dition at 1O9, 2 being plnced at loo. G
above, 2 below; North Carolina, 40
Counties average 81, II at 100, above,
% below; South Carolina, 1G Counties
average 80; Laurens 100; all others be-
low; Florida, 10 Counties average 90 3
at 100, 3 above, 1 below; Georgia. 5S
Counties average o., IT at 100. 10 above.
81 below; Alabama, 3G Counties average
IS, 6 at 100, 8 above, q below; Missis-
sippi, 30 Counties average SO, 8 at 100, Q
above, 20 below; Louisiana, 10 Counties
average 80, at 100, 3 above, Is below:
Texas, 50 Counties average IS. Q at 100
8 above, 40 below; Arkansas, 20 Coun.
ties averago LOG, 8 at 100, above, 1G
below; Tennessee, 81 Counties nyerapo
9G. z at 100, above, 2 below.
Probabilities-On Wednesday, for the
Gulf States, winds will general veer to
the South or South east, with falling ba.
rometer, higher temperature and in
creased cloudiness. For the South At
iantic States. South easterly winds, with
local rains on the immediate coast.
The log book library of the Navy Do.
partment suffered. Nearly all the logs
were damaged by fro and water. Tie
fire was confined to the third and fourth
stories Of the Sonth wing. Nearly oil
the records of the Bureau Of Steam En-.
gineering were lost. The Bureau of Ord.
nance lost heavily in records and papers.
Inc printing room was entirely de-
stroyed. 1t is supposed the fire origin.
ated from an accidental combination Of
chem'cals in the Bureau of Ordnance
Nearly the whole building is flooded
ana at least half is unfit for occupancy.
The Signal Service is to be extended
, 1873-12-10
York Sun, tint William N. Twood should havo
bool sontot1ccd by tho half-brothor Of hts favor

York Sun, tint william N. Tweed alloud hayo
bonn sontotlccl by tho half-brothor Of hts favor
Ito lobbyist.
DR.. Russell, in his "Dlary During tic Last
Great VAR" describes Marahul Dazaine aa IN
aonaunnH. cnrl,-liko sort ot man. with good
all feathers and boots, fiko Winfield Scott"
Congressman Donnan is rapidly placing Ills
pntt Of tho sn'ary-grab whoroit will do tho most
good. Quo Thousand OF 1t want into q piano,
and now 81 400 gocs to mako mp for aolno bond
hc Ind signed.
Tito on,ahn Republican. oditcd by o1-oon.
groHal11an Tafto. bnys: "bprag'sc Of tho 6o''ato.
tic Con,n,ittoos on Public Landa. Ono Is from
nhode Island, tho other from Pennsylvania;
aud, With all roapoct to llor gonolnI ability, It is
doubtful II other onn toll the difference botwoon
aection md n township"
DR.. Sutherland who rop1acos Brother Newman
ns Chaplain Of tho Honnto, III a groat impsovo-
mon: on TINT political pnraon now wandering In
foreign parta. Ho iB . digni1ed aud aoholarly
divine, mid no may DO auro that llo will not con-
slider It necessary pr becoming to flro Of stump
leoka to 10 used When Tic American flag IL hitch
cd to tho North pole.-Ne.o Haocn Palladium.
Tlaoro Ia good deal of fault found will, Judge
Crnig. Of tho Illinois Supreme Court by many
papers that Earnestly supported his election,
bccauso III spite OF hia doninl wl,ile candidate
Tint ho carried free paaacB nlany Of tho rall-
roatls in the 6tato, ho makca no accrot OF The
fact tllat, Binca his election, ho does most Of hB
travelling as Judge OIL FREQ pRBaos Illis thing
has an ugly look.-Olk1'oa Free Trader.
Thia announcement from Zion's Neratl ovt-
IDENTIFY rofors to prnsident scniyo mud tho Smith
"1f tho Doctor (Clarko) is right, tho wllo1o pro-
cogH OF femalo education IL to bo rovolutoni:od.
Wo loar,l that tho well-known, accomplished
President Of large fomale college. Just ,estnb-
, 1873-12-10
THE CITY.

THE CITY.
7. H. orton, Esq, Eric, Pa, il at tho palmor
House.
sfr. Theodore Book, Of Now York, is At the
6hormau.
Gen. G. 4. Forsyth haa taken rooms at tho
Palnor House.
Scion H. Pratt, Montana, is at the Grand
Pacific Hotel.
Con. Jamos Walker, Of Cincinnati, is At tho
Commercial Hotel.
Tho Hon. JamoH Harrington, Of Goneya. ILL.,,
ls at tho Sherman.
Richard 3. Knapp, Portland, Oregon, Ia at tho
Grand Pacific Hotel.
Judge John D. Niles, Laporte, Ind, Ia at tho
Grand Pacific Hotel.
Judge s. r. putorbaugh, Of Peoria, is at the
Grand Pacilc Hotel
john Il. Knapp, Esq, OF Monominee, Wis.,, il
Ut tho Palmer House.
The Hon. James Lovington, Milwaukee,, Is ut
tho Grand Pacific Hotel.
Col. G. ". Durlinsamo, Of Iowa City, Ia at the
West Side Briggs nouso.
Woodgillo McI.aren, OF London, England, is
ut tho Grand Pacific Hotel.
Tho Hon. Henry page Of plattsburgh. N. T..
ia at tho Grand Pacific Hotel,
Tho Hon. q. II. Roovos, OF Plymouth, Ind. Is
~ tAo Hebt 0lae uIibBH noubo.
Washington GLADDEN., Of tho Now York Inde~
pendent, il at tho Palmer Honso.
D. II. Sherman, Mrs. Underwood, and @. Y.
JackAon, Of New York, aro At tho Sherman
House.
Tho Hon. George ". Armstrong und the Hon.
William Reddick, OF La6allo County, arc at tho
Sherman.
The Hon. J. s. FlemM. President OF tho Mo-
hawk Valley Bank, Mohawk, N. T., iH ut tho
Wost Side Briggs House.
Tho Roy. DR., Duryea, who waa ut ono timo
spoken Of us tho noxt pastor Of the Second
Presbyterian Church of this city, Is out OF the
field, having accepted call to DR.. Adams
Church, Madison Square, Now York.
Judge T. Lyle Dickoy, Of Ottawa. has removed
to thiH city and formed q copartnerhhip with Is.
G.Caulneld, ESQ.,, for tho practice Of law, taking
tho placo Of Judge Moore, recently oootod to tile
Superior Bench. Tho firm will bo Diokey oaut-
Tho st. Paul Dispatch enys thnt Mr. David
Dlakoloy Of the Post haa resigned Ills position as
ehitor-in-chiof Of that pApor aud will return To
Rochester, Atlun., whore ho owns papor called
tho Record. It has boan reported for some days
that Mr.. Dlakoly intended to ieaye tho Pos! At
thu sud Of tlliH mouth.
IN GENERAL.
Judge Durell, OF Louisiana, continues to enjoy
tho atmosphere Of New York.
1oorgo Augustus sala Ia to 60 to nuesla to
write up tho Royal marriage for London paper.
Judge Sherman, who recently resigned his
Jndgobhlp, Ias void bis houao In Cleveland for
100000.
8. u. Prouty, ex.9tato Printer Of KanaaH. has
purchased 4 halt-intorest in tho Toledo 1lade
for $5, 600.
Harry Wright, George Wright, and spalding,
tho ball. l.toBsers aro olorkiug TOR tho wintor IN
Boston insurance of1!eo
| Tho Eau Franoiaoo Post mentions tlmor. in
| that city, that JAmsH ". 6imant0n ~ to resign
tho Gonoral Agency OF Tho A! soolated Psess 1t
Now York.
It IL strange. II not rotributiyo, sAys ths Nsw
, 1873-12-10
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS TOR SUPPLIES,
STATE or ILLINOIS, COUNTY OF EnDK,}
OFF1CE ELEnX OoySTy COURT. I

HTA1E OF ILE1s01H. gbuNJY tF EHbRlT
OFFICE ELEnK O0ySTy GDEl!r,
CHICAGO, Dec. 1, l373. }
In pursuance Of Instructions itom the Hoard Of Com.
flint SEALED Proposals viii ho received BY 1hs lIard uf
s7S at nonn for furaiIh!ng Caok Uunty Will ali blank
book; sstione,y prta:iax b'ndias Sc ssansod n f,r
visions. Hour milk. buttor. gfnceEos. Isy goods clut;
Ing boots md shoea anI me.ifHal s4Ppssa eo. noGdcd
pitnl aud County Asen for year. 0nd!nx Dec. 81!
a7i to DO delivered At auo pacas and at such MoB
tho County may dlrt ct.
I E1hhits showing approximation It tho kinds and
quantities Of tfcrrnt httloos NODDED 3y tho County
60 e tho o|Ico of tho ClqIk II SAID natd Al ~
to DO approved by tho County Clprk. III siounk
guarantee tho fatu! performance Vi lilo contrnc the
CuHty rosorEtnE tho right to Eeeot all bids II
dcontcd oxpodiont tn do So.
Hanks tar proposals and bonds can bo obtained At tho
o!Ico of tho ClnIk at said I3oatd.
raymoa,s to be made romptly n cash tnmodi"toy A.
pf9poss!s y 10 so"o addro;9a to 9 it1a,d Of GoW
Of said board. and indorsod ''lrtusa!s for--"
HERMANN LlEH, County GlcTk.
, 1873-12-10

MICHIGAN CENTRAL T. GREAT WESTERN RAILROADS
ffctt oyer. IN Gknrk IT.. tontrnst earaer u Randolph,
ahd III tanat4., carheF n iidtssUn.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1873-09-20
100000
DE ByiQMes 4 V"emdrc -!
Briqucs dc premiere qualite
Briqucs l.. G.

Briqnes orainnifes, prises sur les lienx, au
compliant: 50 90, g..
Rendnes . destination, par steamboat, poDr
la raroisse S,.Jscanes; Sl2,5o,-Pcur les
paroisses %voisines Sl3 50,-Dacha,gemem aux
frais de Gache,eur, on bien $3.50, en- efTec.
tuan, lie dtchargement.
Briqmes d car,elage. Prises snr les lieux au
compliant, $1,000, destination, s25 90.
-S'adresser an dn1niriIe d. l.. fGrandeu,v.
on a NJ. L. Grandeuty, ConremF. O. 81.
James.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1873-09-20

e Magasin comm sous L. nom lie il aierson
ASore, paroisse st Jacques, rive ganche. a
e'sfvsndn lie % juile, 1879, a al! F:
Ro'usi", de Ia Nonve|le.O Orleans, Q, a d6sormais
lie so"ssirn6 CONNIE agent. 7s} ~ III. t.ayqj
lie Jefferson Store, don't le stock Went d'e,rs
Complement re"onve!s ct augmeo,e, est en-
mesure de temndre aux demandes de sa nom.
breuse clientele, Ell d des prix aussi moderes
que raisonnables. e4t
J. T. NANNY, !
AGENT.
S%t.Jacques 9 Aoht 1879.
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&c ne sont pas les magasins qui nous
mahqnent.
" ,ousl les maetsins son. cettainsmen, bins.
ri Sn"s 7 'ronsez y'obis, d4sirei 4 ban ma,ch6,
de bonne s%uali'e, CONNIE AUS il Aiabili,s ct Ia
c"nP'ai.ance neeessaires anx' tharchande.
AUST ne craignons poin, de dire Allez au
magasi" II Fei'e', . la rointe du College,
sur rhabi'a.io" p. Plaisance. i
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1873-09-20
Atclier dc TOnncllexie.
j. Gebelin,
Pa,oisse 81 Jacques. Rire Gauchs,
pres de lha1iation S~chephard.

NJ. J. GEnEL1S Went d'ouvrir, 4 cote de
son magasin, I'm alslier De tonne1syie pour
boHcqnls e, barils.
u esl en- meSure De rfpondre aux ord,es, do
MN, les pla",snrs g, lubricants de suc,s.
II appelle anssi I'atien,ion des habi,anls
sur son S1oaE, SroRE patfai,ement assos,i,
ct 'e"o"me pour SOS prix moIAs&s.
,-sad'e~se di.ec'ement . NJ. J. Gebelin
"u . }. Gebel;n, Losg. Viev P, o. St.James.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1873-09-20

NM. J. 1CARD e. F.. CREISSEN aver.
iisse"t messienr- les habi,ams de ce,,e ma.
roi>se 81 'lsst pasoisses voisi,es qu'ila >ie.nan,
d'onvrir un alplirr a DonaldsnnyjlIe 81 on'il.
execnleront dams lie plus brcf delai lou, orate
qni Ienr sera c"nfif concernan, Ia m1can;.ms
lis rn'reprennsnt ct es6cn,ent Ion, travail
co"rernant mon,nre d nenf, rersra,ioo de
rnct'rIes. months de tons genres. dess&cLe.
res. machines en- acier on en- cuivre. .rnu.
fer'e. c!artonage, carrosserie, etc..
80 Az =.
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EqMip0ge a Charboss.
PATENTE DE WAsu1vGToN.
ll. r. N. BRIGNAC av.r,it

messicnrs les habiiants dc Ia paroisse
Sa%int.Jacqnes ef des an,res parci-sfs qn'il
Went de recevolr une p7tene de Washing.
ton, pour tq"ipoge d Charlton, ct quill est
pEe', sur Ienr demandc, Il mon,sr ie dit
tqnipnge a des prir mmltrGs et dams IN
temps tres court. II Y a Economic de
200 pour 100 sur lie combns,ible avec le
noovrl tquirnge de NJ. +. NJ. Brignac.
S'adresser q ~. F. NJ. Brisnac, 81.
James, Long. Wen p. o.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1873-09-20

GLACE:! GLACE!!!
t. .1ifsFttH Y ItN H5 =
lie Soussigne a reen' du No,d une cargai-
sonde gsace, premiere qualite, ct %solIici,e
.des ordres aux prix .nivan,s: "
y, D'"c Yiastres par chaqne cent Tires.
Mat p~ias,ts par boncani de 500 Livres,
enpaque,s<,, ct dslivte> d bord dn ban,eau.n
S'adresser par Ia MALE GU par Patke, de 10
cote q
J. Nj. DELAVALLADE.
P%iaqnemine,
.ez4... 1bervilIe, y
May 8. 8 NJ.
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SeIleltcs.

amin S%cDlettes. @
VENpRE cHEz NJ. J. Billion, Az ~.
"a JAllucs Store, les nouvelles Societies
de NJ. FRANCOIS FIory, de Saint.sIar.inyil'e.
$ Ces Selle44s pour chevaux ct mnle,e, lai.ss
avec des fl,s ties A,'akapas, ne blessent
ia,nais len apimaux, Ell leur durss est double
tie Ia dur6e des ~sellettes ordinaires. .44 A.
p L'Aati,a,ion ]. F%orstall, dirigse par M. R.
Es,erbrook, men emp!oie pas d'autres.
.H st .g J. Billion. -
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-03-19
The State Library.

meeting Of the Trustees Of the Stale Ii.
brary was held in this village Monday evening
for the purpose Of filing the vacancies in The
Offices Of Trustee aud Librarian, occasioned by
the death Of Hon. Charles Reed. There were
present, Governor Converse, Secretary of State
Nichols, Hons. b. II. Steele, r. p Walton
and Joseph Poland. The vacancies were filed
by the election Of Hon, Charles H. Heath, Of
Montpelier, as Trustee. and Hiram A. lIuse,
Esq. Of Montpelier, as Librarian
The following resolutions were presented by
Mr.. Walton, seconded by Judge Steele, and
unanimously adopted.
Rcsoiued That in the death of the Hon.
CHARLES REED, member and officer Of this
Board, we realize the loss OF citizen who was
faithful and honorable 10 every relation Of life,
and Of public servant who, by his knowledge,
taste and sound judgement in the discharge Of
the particular duties dovolvcd upon him by
this Board, has rendered incstimable service to
the State
Resolved That the Secretary be directed to
enter this resolution in the records of the Board
as testimony Of our high appreciation OF the
character and services Of our late associate
and to transmit copy Of the same to the fam
lily Of the deceased.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-03-19
deaths.

In waitsaeld, March 10, OF canker rash, Jr.sig,
years and months
In Wait,feld, March Is, MlGGtE VfoLA, only child
Of $. II. and Margaret Chandler aged years and Il
months.
We lay thee In the silent Tomb
Sweet blossom Of a day,
We had Just begun TO view thy bloom,
When thou vert called away.
In Witsfeld, March II, Mrs Ina P,LMsH, OF con
sumption, agel % years.
In Cal Of Feb. 81 Mona L.. wife Of Amasi Tucker
aged y years and 70 days.
In Newhury, March o. LEvI CARTER, Esq. AGED 8
years and months.
In Watcrville, March 2, DELl, FulLiNsrov. onl,
daughter Of James and Eunice fullingtoni aged 4
years and months.
In Mortified, Fob. p, AARON FARSHAM, aged Il
years.
In Gulldhall March 3 Mrs. FRANCES A. WmTr
wife Of Mr.. q. Hubbard, aged 81 years.
In Randolph Feb. %, nuLnAH, wife Of Horace A
Lamb, aged 10 years
In Randolph, Feb ~ Of scarlatina, CH,RLKs D
SHARPE, aged yeafs6 months and . days also
March >, Of scaTlatina, ALETHEA NJ. SHARPE. aged
years months and "a days only children Of ilayde
4. aud Sarah NJ. sharpe.
In Northaeld, March :, Mr. ELIJAH BuRsnAu, II
his 18th year
In Barnard. March 7. Mrs MARINA f., widow oil
Samuel Patrick formerly Of Windsor, and sister o
| the mother OF Henry Chamberlain, of the Vernon
Central railroad, aged 81 years.
! In Fort Atkinson, Wisconsin Jan. l. 1873, at TN
residence Of his son-n-law, d. A. Ralph, CoaSELIU
DyoLL, Of Warren, Vt, aged 50 years.
In swartz, Greek, Michigan, Fob, 8, Mr.. GALE
/ HAYWARD llowEs, formerly OF Norwich, aud hrothe
Of the late Judge lowos OF Montpelier, In the s1u
year OF his age.
In Morctown, March, 9, Mr. A. JACKSON GRAMS
aged 10 years
In Moretown, March u MERriE MAUD, only daugi
ter Of Mr.. and Mr.. Curtis 5 Stewart, aged veal
G months, and g days.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-03-19
Boston Produce Market.

MoSpAr. Mar II.
The following are the prices obtained In this mar.
kstby commission houses for produce In good condl.
ton, subject TO commission for selling
BUTTER RECEIPTS 51l packages ard Is boxes. The
market Is very hrm and there u little really fine
butter offering that cXtreme prices obtained. All
sound butter Is 10 demand aud the sales are al full
prices. We quoto the irtoeaais prices rscsusd 6v
tomuiisston huHfes a. follows --Fno.lall made New
York and Vermont luitor at iudf2c per ID, prime
straight dafles at 3id35c medium buttor at 2sIlc
choice Canada at ltdlsc good do at lu033c. mcdi-
u'n at 2snivc common butter 40 loHAc and bakers
at 100 20 per 10.
CuEEsE-1ho receipts have been 1000 boxes and
bills The market iuli rs dfm and the HIGHT stock
fine factory NJ ltMl1c per To medium at l50i6c-
common cheese a. i1Nljc per 10.
tubs-Tho receipts have been 2l2 boxes and %
bills Tile market to-day s less firm. and 30 por
doz Is outside price for fresh lots Of eastern, while
buyers not disposed 10 purchase any large guam
Titles at this price. The receipts Of western aud
southern are rapidly Increasing, and quote them
at 4fc per duE
BEANs-The recc'p ts to-day have been 100 bbls
There is little better feeling the part Of some
holders but there is no increase In the demand and
sales are made at - 3id2 90 for western pea beans
aud s. 2i6l3 81 per bush for yellow eyes.
POULrRY-The market l. quiet at l6alsc for tur.
KEYS and "a 20 per 10 for chickens
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. are firm at g0c per bush
for prime jackson whites. and the same price TOT
early Rose which are In some request for seed Onions
are firm at g. % per Dbl.
HAY-Prces are well sustained, and the market d.
firm at tl0dT per ton for primo northern and eastern
-f1O0l2 for commons SGmS per ton for straw.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-03-19
alaarriagos.

In Montpelier, March 18th, by Rev. j. Edward
Wright, Mr.. GEoRGE II. CHAss and Mis-. SARAH 81.
GOULD, both OF East Montpelier.
In Barre, by the Rev p. Merrill, March 9Th, hr.
FsGNK S. LAtRn Of Cabot, and Mis- NsLLIE NJ. Kir-
TRIpGs ofWalden.
In North Troy, March I, by Rev r. z. Ranney, Mr.
P. ?. CoussER and Miss HArrfg L. WILSON daughter
Of Hon. II. Q. Wilson.
In st. Johnsbury. March 9th, by Rev u. NJ. init
son, Mr. HOSEA n. YouSG Of WoLcorr and Mis-.
MISNIE f. HALL, Of St Johnsbury.
At the College Street Congregational church In
Burlington, March 18th by Rev. Geo. u Stafford, Mr.
GEORGE 7. !lKER and Miss ELLA J. Wing, daughter
Of Heman Il. Wing all of Burlington.
In Royalton, Jan. 10Th by J. w. Metcalf ESQ
Mr. MYRON FULLER and Mrs MANY X. BARsrOw
both OF Tunkridgo.
In Royalton, Feb. %, by the same, Mr. GEORGE NJ
YousG and Miss MARY J. RoYcE both Of Chelsea.
At stsnnard, March ., by Rev. Mr. Terry, OF Htrd
wick, Mr.. Henry GiLKERsoS and Miss LuELLA SrE
WINS, both Of Stannard.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-03-19
A PROCLAMATION.

No Lesson Of the past is clearer than that
Nations have prospercd in proportion as they
have been pure and virtuOus. When vice aud
corruption have become prevalent, onervatiOn
and decay appear among the people, and par.
alysis iastons upon the Government. 10 is
equally apparent that purity rests, for an en-
during foundation, upon religion The fear
Of God is the beginning OF wisdom. The
strongest incentives to an active and useful
life are felt in the minds Of those who believe
in an almighty, allwise and all holy God, and
who strive 10 do his will. Such people too
lie will bless even as it is written, " In all our
ways Acknowledge Him, and lie shall direct
thy paths" The pious custom OF our fathers
to recognize at this season OF the year, the
God of Nature, Providence and Grace, by n
day Of prayer il omincutly worthy Of pcrpetu.
atom
do. therefore, hereby appoint FRiDAY, Tnf
Eleventh DAY on Arm. MKT, to be observed
by the people of this State as a day Of FdsiiHg
Humiliation aud Prayer. And | do most
earnestly request that the people will rest on
TINT dny from their usual iabors, assemble
themselves together in their several place.
Of worship, and there dovoutly acknow edge
their dependence upon Divine Power and
Grace. let usconiess our sins and impl0ru par.
don through our Lord Jesus Christ Let M
seek his counsel and aid in all our affairs. Let
rs invoke His blessing upon our labors IN the
field, factory, office and store house. Let Us
endeayor to learn how to DO justly, 10 Low,
mercy, aud walk humbly with God.
Given under my hand and the seal Of III,
State, this thirteenth day Of March, in tn,
year Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and scyenty-three, and Of the Independence O
the United States the ninety-seyenih.
JULIUS CONVERSE.
b. the Gorcuor,
J1sFpm y. DESisoN,
Seueiary Of CicR and Military A6ais
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-03-19

HARDwIcK A meeting Of the Commissions
ers Of the Montpelier, Hardwick and Black
River railroad was held at this place March
18th, for the purpose of making arrangement,
for opening subscription books on the line Of
that route. L. d. Hathaway, of Hardwiek, was
chosen Chairman, and S. o. Wells, OF Wood
bury, Secretary. 1t was voted to open the sub
scription books April /, 1873, and the Sccreta
ry was instructed to procure suitable books
and blanks for the use Of the commissioner,
and others authorized TO solicit and receive
stock subscriptions.
Oar - Young Folks" are making an efi3r
TO form Dramatic Club, evidently believing
in the proper cultivation Of home talent fol
public amusement Success to them.
The registration returns for the town, fol
the year ending Dec. 81 1872, show q
births, II marriages and 25 deaths.
The Greensboro Steam Mill Company have
decided to Immediately rebuild their mill re
Gently burned at the " Bend station. We
understand that Mr.. Ingalls,, Of Greensboro
retires from the Co., leaving Messrs. Tolmar
Simpson and Dolano to continue the business
in the future. This decision Of the company Il
rebuild must be very gratifying to the peopl'
near where the mill is located, and necessar,
to save great loss on the million feet or more oil
'oys already on hand. The mill is u be rebuilt
on the zane plan as before.
Simeon & Ernest Clark have bought OF X
w. Winslow, the farm formerly owned and &C
cupied by his brother Rev. j. IL. Winslow, jr.
situated in the S. +. part of the town. Pric
paid, $2,lo0.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-03-19
Washington County Court

Hon. Ashael Peck, Presiding Judge
Hon James II Holden, Assistant Judge.
Hon. WIN. b. circuit,
VIM p. Dillingham;, States Attorney.
Horace W. lylord. Sheriff.
Luther Ncwcomb. Clerk
A.. Flcury rs Samuel r Perrin Tres
pass for a yoke Of cattle Verdict for defend
ant.
J. A. Spear rs Ephraim Thayer Trcrpass
for cattle breaking into pasture. Verdict for
defendant.
Addison NJ Bradley rs Isaac Lawrence
False warranty Of horse Verdict for plaintiff
Tor 1852 Os
Robert Fulton rs Patrick Smith, apt. As
sumpsit for 800, alleged to have been paio
defendant as agent FOR party Of whom plaintiff
purchased his farm, which the defendant has
failed to pay over TO his principal. Verdict fol
plaintiff for SlO7 90.
Mr. Charles D. Joslyn, Of Waterbury, was
after examination, admitted to the practice o
the law, in this court. t