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rsuruuu,caS COUNTY, r,ci>s,r
SscpuilIcs,n Uulom District Conscu-


A Republican Union Convention. for the first
tougrc ssiOnal District OF vermont. Will be held
lt MlddleUurN, on Wednesday, the 12th day OF
August next, at , o'clock m, Tor the purpose
oi nominating candidate Tor representative
10 Congress, to be supported by the republican
stecmcn of the district at the election on the
i.rs tuesday OF september nest. ihercpublican
union voters of said district are invited 10 be
represented in the convention 10y their dole
gates to he chosen la compliance with the
resolution adopted "N the district convention
hoidcn at MddichurY, on the 18Th day OF All
ti.t, 1850 by which each town is "cuitl,cd t.
one delegate, and an additional delegate fOr
rtery one hundred aud every traction of one
hundred larger than NttY votes cast by said
town for thc republican union candidate Tor
lYcrnor, at the election the year preceding
tl time for holding said convention ; the dis
lrict committee TO prescribe tn tthUd ID
election OF such Delegates
the delegates o1 the several towns in Un
district win he chosen mt primary meeting
called by the republican union committees of
the respective towns, and nust be provided
with credentials signed bg fha secretaries o;
said meetings.
H. n SOMACE,
ioVutNp MUN-1N DISTINCT
i. II. nAELEroS Committee.
JANIS $. PEGS.
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rsrn ,Gwsc1AyUn.A mrroass.

Among the most valuable documents
ISSUED is the Monthly Agricultural Report
especially that portion under the charge Of
the statistician j r. Dodge, who for
series Of years has been giving to the
farmers of the land these reviews Of
various sections.
In the report for June we have tie con
densed proceedings of the national agrcul-
tural congress, composed OF the representa-
tyes Of the various open and secret local
organization assembled at Atlantl,
Georgia, III May last Among the most
important topics considered were the ques-
ton of transportation and narrow guage
railroads, and the proposed Fort Stint
Philip canal The committee ON Transport
tations, after the full discussion of the sub
ject, both in the convention as we'll ms the
papers presented, report recognizing the
water lines Of communication as superior
for that purpose to railways saying in
their preamble, 1t is evident that cheap
transportation Of the commodities Of a
"'S 80 " ''N''7''9 ~ '-i'"Nl'"'
prosperity ana national development
that The agriculture OF the interior OF onr
country is now pAiniyled for want OF IA
"cllities for transportation Of ITS products
" TO the selholrd that while we recognize
8 the value of railroads, and the neces-
sity OF further railway extension we deem
" the cost of transporting the cru1e pro-
ducts of the fell, the forest and the
mime 50 dHpropoIliona'e 10 Tue cost of
Water-carrm-a as to render imperative
the duty of Congress 80 improve the
navigation of the rivers Of The Interior,
land connect them with the ocean by ar,i-
" fetal waterways, thas giving TO the Mis-
"ssa'ppl Valley continuous lines of water
transit to the seahoard and that the ral-
way system has engendered monopoly
anu unjust discrimination, the owls Of
which c1n only be ohyiatel by compile
lion OF "aier-lnes under government
control,
THIS convention considered the agdcul-
lHfe of the whole country in It's various
phases, doing full and equal Justice to each
section, presented the weak points IA New
England agriculture, the western fallacy.
the folly OF foreign dependence, the error
"i Tue SOUTH Southern manufacturing,
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IODINE SPRIN0 IIoU-E.-The steamer a.
Williams will leave Burlington, on and
after July Y. at 1870 o'clock Il. m, ON
Wednesdays and Saturdays. stopping at
Patlshurgh, and landing at Gordon's Dock
about p. m. connecting with stage for
the Spring House. South Hero. There
will also he daily stage ran in connection
with the Spring House to Milton Station.
leaving the Spring House at II. m. con-
Meeting with the New York express train
Milton on the arrival of the express mail
from Boston Mt DAG p. m, arriving at the
Spring House at $40 p. m.
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a LARGE CONTACT FOR LOCOMOTIVES
The Grand Trunk railway company of
Canada having decided to adopt the mar
roW-glugc track on the entire length Of
their road, 1871 miles, it became necessary,
Of course, 20 alter the entire rolling stock
to conform to the new track Retaining
% Few Of their best locomotives to he recon
aHucied, the company have contracted
with the Rhode Island locomotive works
Of Providence for fifty new locomotives
The contract price for the lot is $3.50, 900
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Vow I,ns,mnmetcr a.cnerni.

The pouioliouf the Post Oaicc Depart
mont Inns bcen trn,lcrcl to and ,ccn,trd NV
,,..t,, ,u
oN-''''' ''i''''''' ''"''' W '"'ll''','.''''
noW Minister Ia Russia hc President
was notified Friday Icy cable from Mr.
Jewell that ihn anpointment would he m.
aoa,..i o,.i ...,,l, ...io, u..'..,.,,
''i''' ''. .,'''' ''' W '''' san Ill '''' ''', IT..
o3i pIacioaoIe day tor America u viii
require at least sixty days. it is said, for
Mr. Jewell 20 wind nm his affairs In ~.
p.,c,.t,r., o,,i u.,l, ~, .ti,,,,, ,r1;,
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UNsyEssSE'Ey OF VERMONT.
ScvgsstIeth CatM.ncuccmcnt - July
.Jtss. Gah and 7si,.
PROGRAMME.

MONDAY. JULY &.
S a. m. and p. m. Examination for admission
to the University, at college rooms. 800 p. m
ADDRESS before the medical class, by DR.. l.. G.
Butsr of Essex president Of Vermont Medical
society. $500 p. Ia. Commencement concert at
CITY HAN.
TUESDAY, July I.
$500 At. in Annual meeting Of tlc Phi Beta
Kappa at Institute Hall. 1000 a. m. Meeting of
Alumni at college chapel. 500 p. m. Celebra-
ton OF the Phi Beta Kappa. Grafton by Col.
Homer Il. Sprague of Brooklyn, n Y. $500 p.
m. Dinner and social reunion Of Medical Alum
nj 1:20p IN. Junior exhibition.
WEDNESDAY,, JULY &.
1880 a. IN. Procession from college. 1900 q g,
m. Oratlons Of graduating class, masters ora
tlon and comforting Of degrees $500 p, m. Cor
poratlon dinner 500 p. IN. commencement
leyec at the presidents house.
Music to be furnished by Halls Band, OF Bos-
ton.
The railroads ana steamboat company viii
carry person, attending commencement for
fare one way.
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\ MISUSE OF TEE .sHEssDs

In speaking of performance where
everything in the main was satisfactory,
and the details well carried out as per pro-
gramme, it is unpleasant to say anything
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Eon,pciicr and Rutland Railroad
Company.

nc COMMISSIONERS Htlneu III inc ACT lHtur-
porating the Montpelier & Rutland Railroad
Company, approved November sth, 1879, hereby
give notice that they viii open books for sub
scriptlon to the capital stock OF said company,
MONDAY July eth 1874,
40 one O'Clock p. H., at each Of the following
piace5
Montpelier-At samuel Wells office.
MiddleseX--At Barrett a Holden's store,
Moretown-At the Hotel.
Waitsfield--At Hiram Cartons Office.
Warren--At Lyford's Hotel.
GranVlle-At Rogers Hotel.
liancock-AtJ. j.. Wrghts Hotel.
Rochester-At Trask q Jumpers store.
Stocph,id,,o Sat II. ID. Morgans store and
at Nelson Gays office.
Boflel-At National White River Bank,
ROyalton-At RoyaltOn National Bank.
PittsIed-At G. A. Thomas house.
Mendon-At Orel Cooks house.
ShcrDuTncAt the Coffee House.
Chlttenden--At II. +. Balrd's house,
Rutland-At the BardWell House.
And that said books will be kept open from day
70 day sundays excepted for the space of ten
days, and thereafter until four hundred thou
sand dollars OF the capital stock Of said COM
pany 5hdl be subscribed
Every person subscribing for stock in any
railroad IS required by law 10 pay to the Com
msSiOners, at the time OF subscribing, i've per
cent. on the amount OF stock taken.
L. p. WALTON.
SAMUEL WELLS,
BENJAMIN BARNETT
". X. SPAULDING,
HARRY BuLKLEN, :
IRA RICHARDSON,
GEORGE o. BOYCE, 3
GEORGE w. CARDELL,
GEORGE V. WILSON, q
john ID. DARLING, 3
ROYAL IL. UPPER,
ALBERT WHITCoMB, 3
G. A. THOMAS,
OREL COOK,
FREDERICK CHAFFEE,
CHARLES II. JoYCE,
II A., order OF the Commissioners.
Il. p. WALTON, Chairman.
SAMUEL WELLS, Clerk
Rochester June 90, 1874.
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INC. 1874.
CELEBRATE THE GLORIOUS FOURTH!
MORSE ROTHERS
Have a Largo Stock Of
ToRPEDOEs,
MATCH PISTOLS,
AMERICAN FLAGS All Sizes,
TOY PISTOLS, with paper caps,
Together with Pure
SODA AND MINERAL WATERS
Drawn from the
NEW FOUNTAIN, "TEMPLE OF JUNO.
BE sure ana try 1T.
ONLY 5 CENTS PER GLASS.
A Large stock OF
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC CIGARS,
FISHING TACKLE,
KNIVES,
HAIR BRUSHES,
PERFUMERY,
SOAPS,
FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES,
OF Every Variety.
PURE DRUGS, MEDICINES,
PATENT MEDICINES,
TRUssEs and SHOULDER BRACES, &c.
NJ O RISE b ROT ii L II $,
opposite Depot
PRESCRIPTIONS ACCURATELY PREPARED
In29tr
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s'rutii Of y Daughter os ,hc Poe.

s'rutfi Of = Daughter os 'nc pee.
SAKE.
Many friends viii be panied to learn of
the death OF Miss Laura, the amiable and
accomplished daughter Of Hon. John G.
sake. She was victim of consumption.
and passed away Thursday evening at her
fathers residence in Brooklyn. During
the years Of her residence at Albany, says
tho JoHrEal, she was greatly esteemed for
her kindly qualities of heart and her bright
ness Of mind. and her parents will have the
sympathy of this community in the bereave-
ment which has fallen upon them.
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old COINS.-Pcrsons wishing to buy
~ or sell Old Coins, address
"COIN,
tune12dim' East Clarendon.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

owing to business engagements in Canada,
win be absent from Rutland during Iuly
3 V. sMYTH. VI. d.
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LECTURE.

IGOR SALE.-A fine lot OF fat one-year-
i old Hens corn-fed. Inquire at Perkins
grocery StOrc Forest street. Jn201tf
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-05-28

The Burlington papers Of Saturday
evening baye he Information that work
on the New York and Canada railroad
wifi. be dj.cont uued al au early day, and
lhe proleel OF a railroad on thc west side
OF The lake be abandoned Tor The present,
The Ruuand Ium-sc.lers have got IN a
way of keeping their ardent in barrels
andcr brick floor, between partitions
and Goo othef sueb places. bat the police
get az o. wish pumps.
Col 81. 6. Yeazey has been invited
bg the authorities Of Noralch Univ, r.lty
Re deliver thc auuual address before the
graduating class GO the commencement,
which occurs tbls year on june 18th.
Il. G. Eamuuds. State Fish Commits.
joiner. aas just placed IS, 900 young salmon
ali ia good condition 30 The Lamolle river
near Georgia Station, and viii shortly
p'aas about laa same number 10 the
WluDo.kf river.
Woodstock bosals by Tar the largest
ereaa-hease 30 taa state aud oue Of che
Iargest ia t.e eaaHfg, lhc properly Of
Hon. Ffaledes BHues It bas cost
a8aat "a aas about q 59J square
feet covered With glass aud contains
1000 pAats, some Of them very rare.
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WuttaB for the Manchester JoragAI.
ptpINGN.
PAwLIr. u. Mar -. la1l.

h~it"l hfsNs
PAwLrr, VT, May 22d. 1874.
Like the Oriole and Bobolink, !, also.
an bird Of passage only return from
my winter campign in the daytime
while they arrive in tho night This
morning | heard their cheerful voice
for the first time since my arrival !
was some what surprised for I sur.
posed they were safe the cotton fields
of Georgia, where left them ak
weeks ago. Their pleasant u.tcs, in
Guiding a few struggling CLEANS oC
sunshine inspired mc with a desire 10
visit some of my old haunts on tie bin
in hopes Of meeting some of my fast
iriesds the Orchis aud Artutus family
Notwithstanding the chfNy atmosphere.
{ sail ed forth and after il two hours
search through sodden leaves ard drip
ping underbrush. I returned. like
NoAh'- dove, without . single green
leaf always feel safe in rambling
about the northern woods, there is
nothing 70 fear from poisonous reptiles
and insects. Here one may sleep on
the grass Tor hours and not wake up
and end copper head OF cotton.mouth
saake isr pillow. The woods Of the norts
are not % < 1rgeously beautiful as those
Of the south. there is not such a variety
Of foliage or blossoms, Along tie
margin Of brooks and creeks. the Ole
aader, both pink aad white varieties,
bloom the whole year through. We
have toe verbena, roses Of every huc.
lAbBmum. jassamine. tA.selwort. snow.
bah and many other choice garden
aawes &c the north growing wild in
the open woodlands uucalturel save
by the hand Il Nstarc
Tee vegetable gardens Of New Eng,
land Co not present very appeuzing
appearance a this season q the year.
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rnn anHnnNnl. arnArLoy.

During the past week some Of the
State paper. have been urging the
nomination Of Judge Ashael Peek for
Governor We object for several rea.
sons, one Of which ia that. though we
have the very best opiaiou Of Judge
Peek. wo have a better man at the
head Of our column Another, that II
fudge Peek Is really aHsious to serve
the state be can do 80 much more cf.
feciiycly ia bis present position. An
other, that be Is d resident of Mont
pelicr and consequently an East side
man 1t is true he owns a fern ia
Jericho and, being bachelor, he can
hardly be said Ia huvc fsei &c idence
anywhere. boat for the pat twcut
years most Of bis time has been spen
10 Montpelier where biz residence has
generally been claimed until now.
Two years ago tho Governor question
turned on the fact that stewart was a
West side man aud therefore not en-.
titled 70 tho Office The East side
claimed it then on that ground, they
cannot very well claim 1t now. The
other candidates in the field are Lieut..
Gov Taft and spraguo OF Brandon, and
perhaps one or two others.
For Lieut. Governor Franklin Fair
banks Of ST Johnsbury, Hinckloy OF
Chelsea and Cotton Of Irasburg have
been named. No serious objections can
be urged sgaast either Of them aud
We ara ny ne means certain winch
stands the best chance.
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, HAHSINfs GREAT TRAVELLING
WORLDS FAIR.

- = HAHNuNs GREAT TRAVELLING
WORLDS FAIR, ...
Although this strpondous amuse-
ment combination is to pitch its acres
Of canvas colleges for the first time in
Factory Point on Friday. June 5th, its
national fame has given ii the most ia.
vorabIo Of local introdnctions every.
where. and there are, besides. many OF
uur readers who. having seen it else.
where, are prepared to uuqualifedly
iniorse tho assertion that it il really
more than twenty superior shows in
one, aud, ia marvellous magnitude,
magnidcence, variety and moral char.
arter many tines the most compre.
heu-ive, beueGceut, costly AID extra,
ordinary enterprise in all the annals Of
field entertainment
Nbea this gigantic combination vas
frat put upou the road the manager.
IF shows. previously eeadloreI first
class ia proportions jeercd at it as a
madm,ss eEporimept and , erazv in.
g,y,t;tn an tine ,l5.r,f order If tbiprs
which could never bo made to pay one
,,bn nj tsa ram, igg eypeoscs and w,s
ce.,.n I'm bra.s ia pjeres lrnn its m.
WILDLY weight. and Gll IN pondcroas
;rre,r.agaI,,. rg.. y,,o fl. n,o;sct,,,.
sn,a,pr...ng head 4.n result eyes
far hayaa8 AIR g,rnus 81 o,yn must
asoruins authorizations ia tn Veil
t...,go a, rna,,,a common, Ttor, u 80
method IA hfa .astress utterly cn..
t.aaF.na tI.a dismal .av1n.r nrapbcts
H. Inse~v was r,ntsgio,s and so,n
L.,,, =. 49,, tho whole ro,,,ry v;,1
CO g,t,;,a. ,..nvras,,,.8 f~..o .u
.ee,i..,s fl. view rho aIoa., sno.,ho.
a..a ra.rl,s ar ,hi. crazy rar,,si,y.
s...ts,.. .,,g,ra,f,I sg.rts. mad H.
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The sehage has passed the Civil
Rights h.EI nearly as it was len by
summer There will bo fierce opposi-
tsop u il 10 the House and il is doubt
fab whether IL win pass. Congress has
determined 60 adjourn next month and
Re rs hardly probable that any impor.
nat uaapcial measure wiII be adopted
fh5a session
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ueury's CErlasjeSaive il 80 vel known
lhAi & Is qHly neee~ssrs 30 csulien a. siHsi
limitations II rpqnires sv4ugfal sdflnix-
iura of tie cArbalie scid win Cher lugre-
4 suis to pSodaoe sAlve that may be re-
Led upon. TIE cocaine only guaranteed
See ihat Il bears TIE signature and private
proprietary stamp ~ John p Henry -
Sid b. ali Druggists aad nrslers. john
II theory, CaTrau s Co.. HrQpF.stors. :
sad y Collcac Plher. NJ 7.
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FOR COY ERN0R r.:
J.. MINER.
HE MfHU6EE
suour EotroRraLs,

Aa .asrsas asI8a is il progress 90
lad aat where tbe blame 81 the WI
authgr~ aisaster Dies The aumhsr
taawa Go have teen drowned lie ias.
Some Of tae parties whose factories
wau destroyed have commenced to
uIaHt
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Iar stage drivers ig New York are
ga strike faf higher wages AID most
ar aIl al gbe stages have stopped run
sing Neither patty teems disposed
fa F5aA
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We suggest that Town Committees
call their caucuses for electing dele,
gates to this convention, Saturday
evening, June 18th, or sooner if they
think best. We hope Bennington
county will be fully represented in the
convention
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lamenta''o'S' ana moved 10 P''y ~
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take ner o"'N' oo' 10 "' alan' III "
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

In Ban hhOIlGA,
IN the district Court Of The United statcs tor
ie Dis riet OF Vermont.
In Re, Of }. ". Wright, Bankrupt In
Bankruptcy
d. trlct OF Vermont ~,
Al the city OF Butlugton in said District, this
2 Ii day Ut May, 1874
Upon reading aus Hing the petition Of 81. w.
Potter, as-iBuee 81 the 0state 81 said bankrupt,
asking for reasons therein rot firth that tho pro-
o.edtlge IA bankruptcy be stayed ana said cause
dismissed out % THIS court both OF said petit ions
b ing being dolly verified Uy oath, and for good
cause bhown IL is hnr,by ordered that the sub
ject matter u sad petitions DO referred to A y.
Lyman, on OF thu rsgs ere Of this court, aud
hat sald register proceed 40 Guos hs may be 20
ave 10 ice 10 Que form Of Law, 90 the creditors
OF ssid bankrupt, bg pub icati0u IN the Mauohos.
ter JoUHNAL, newspaper printed at ManChea-
tor, ~ said district Tor two Weeka Huecossigciy
Notifying said crtdi urs th6teiu, 10 appear and
suoe cause II any they have, Why the prayer OF
sad petit on should uut be granted, and II 30
cause Of objection appear, 20 give their consent
thereto, Rhd eaid :, glater shall report how many
and whas proportion ~ number aud amount III
said creditors either give their consent OF utur-
pose Uhi ions lhorbtu, aud bh ill mako q fan
report lnpreoi, to this court, as soon as may be.
aid Register shall also examine aud pasa upon
the account Of said assignee aud sette the same,
Done IN court tins 2Dth day Of aay 1874
d. A. bhALLEl, Judge
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TUwS COMMITTEES
Arlington - Anson Buck, Fernando
West. Geo II Phillips.
saudgate crawford Woodward.
Z, March, wi lis Bently,
suuderland.--A. II. Judson. P. Shut
fiction. Eben Graves.
Manchester. -- Lovelaud Munson,
Robert Ames, +. b. HolIister.
Peru.-P ]. Walker, Samuel sti cs,
NJ =. Lyon
Dorset-Ira Cochran, 5. Grout, 6.
NJ sykes
Landgrove-!saac Davis. Jr, Am.
brose Nooda ard james thompson
Rupert Jonas Wilder J. II Guild
Calvin Moore.
Wnhall - 4. p. Graham, Joshua
Barnard, c. B Williams.
The number Of delegates from the
different counties, and towns in this
county il as follows;
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As We have before iutimated the Re.
publican state Convention will meet at
Burlington June 18th As the time
draws near for the election Of delegates
to that body we give below the County
aud Town Committees for the North
shire
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THURSDAY NAT sss
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tiHlh q bAlHtt W % blhAlCl Guuttt
District OF Vermont.
hereby certify that the above aud foregoing
IL a true copy Of tho origin Il uIE on die Ia this
uftee. uEO. Il, JOHNSON
Deputy Clerk
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l,OMMIsaIlNERa. NOTICE.
SOMETHING NEW.
Millinery aud Fancy Goods Store,

la uaees nos block ua Main &c.. oppuaitu Post
uNap, Factory Point Aso dress making doua
in the atJetaud hast style hy iady 81 eight
geare experience iu enc Of the beet shafsia the
ci 8, Dreps htuHg warranted 20 p,vaHe Ladies
aud ehldroAs' dresses trimmed With perfect
taste aud iu he latest and beet styles Please
give nus O cait. Mrs. j. NiLtOA
Fsstlry rain, May 20, 1879 53lam
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COUNTY COMMITTEE.
rowx COMMITTEES

Barber Chase, henry 5 Hard, A G.
Parker d. X. simouds