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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1874-12-18
The Navy.

The report OF the secretary Of the navy
is largely devoted to showing how much
superior the present condition of the navy
as means of defense is to its condition at
the close of the late war. The secretary
says that he now has at his command six
teen iron-cad vessels in irst-rate seawor-
thy condition; while at the end Of the war
there was hardly more than ono left In
fighting trim. Mr.. Robson 10 in favor of
continuing this system of repairs, which
is really the reconstruction of iron-clads,
until our navy is much stronger than at
the present time. lie also says that while
the total plumber of sea- going vessels is not
greater than ten years ago, yet the strength
and serviceableuCss of the navy on a
peace footing has been greatly increased.
His estimates for the next fiscal year were
somewhat in excess Of $4,000, 900. The
house committee on appropriations cut
down the actual amount to be appropriated
to about $4,000, 900.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1874-12-18

VIM. Black Of Bellows Falls and John
Robertson of Putney have bought Dlckin-
son q Falrtield's paper mill at South Hol
yoke, Mass, and take possession Jan. LIST.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1874-12-18
The Phoenix for 1875.

In accordance with our usual custom, we this year
offer TEE VERMONT PHuN11 FREE FOR TWO
MONTHS, to new subscribcrs-or from Nov. 1s, 1874,
TO jan lst 1876 at the price Of yearly subscrip
lion.
~ On and after the lst Of January next the post
80 on pspers mailed to subscribers outside Of this
county will be prepaid by us, in accordance with the
new postage law. The subscription price will, how
sRer. Eeman the Same TO advance .pa Sing ratrons.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1874-12-18
The Interior.

The annual report of the Secretary Of the
Interior affords some interesting statistics.
The cash receipts for public lands were
nearly two and half millions of dollars
add to this over three and a half million
of acres entered under the homestead act,
and nearly million acres entered under
the timber culture law, and it will DO seen
there is an amount of new land in process
of cultivation which is to tell Immediately
upon the production of food. The entries
under these two acts amount to more than
half million of acres more than in the
preceding year. This is a sufficient reply
TO those who have been anxious because Of
the return Of Immigrants, either for time
or for good and all. The destruction of
government timber is going on rapidly. 1t
has always been the case that the frontiers
man has paid little respect to the rights of
government in timber. As rule he has
stolen 1t without mercy, and without COM
FUNCTION of conscience. over three and
quarter millions of acres have been certl-
fed to railroads. IT, in strctness the pro-
priety of this dedication of the peoples
land may be doubted, it is nevertheless
true that without railroads this land would
be worthless for generations, and that
eventually the gain in production, and in
the value of other government land will
make the country richer than 1t would have
been TO hav0 held on.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1874-12-18

New York, Dec. IS. Money active at per ct.
Gold steady, closing at Ill "a.
Government bonds arm.
The following are the closing quotations:
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1874-12-18
TO ADYERTISERS.

The VERMONT PHOENIX has larger circulation than
anY other NEWSPAPER In Southern Vermont.
, 1874-09-20

IS toward an upward turn IN front; but as that,
" necessity, Is becoming to only few peraons,
~ Is plobaole that, when the hats are really wo11,
instead OF being looked at, the turning up will
10 IN other places than IN front.
ODDS AND ESDa.
=, ram and embroidelcd-ba backed gloves arc equal
~ fashionable, though the former arc moro be-
coming. Three buttons for street, and four to
al1 for evening, is the required number. For
full dress. the color should mitch the robe; for
colorel street costumes, it should match the
Hcltes. shade Of the dresH, where more than ono
sllatle 10 employed. With black quits, any color
may bo worn-dark neutral tints preferred for
the E:reet. Undresscd kid is very stylish but
though the first cos. is less than of dressed kid,
it soils SO much sooner as to rcnaar the differ
cnce in price Of no consequence.
Culrasscs, rclouaiges, ovcrEkirts, and Jackets
Of all kinds. are imported in un1nale uattatlls Of
jet-embroilcrod cashmere. Their weight anu
lEo labor i'll them arc something marvellous !.
lie latest Of this sort Is q veritaulo coat Of
ma11.-a close-cluglng garment OF netted silk,
covered with steel beads. It is expected that
the shirt OF NcaEus will be tho noxt importation.
Cardinal rcd, which comes in several shades, is
used in coItyas; witt b!ach, gray, brown, aud
dark blue. It is most effective NTH black and
gray
Mufrs Of cloth, borsle!ed with feathers, come
to match the long French jacques, and will prob
ablr be very fashionable all winter.
The incoming Of rolaids is noticeable in tho
ncwly-orened cases of hhawls, tue centres OF
which are almost all p1aided, either in bright or
mode coiors, Instead OF being in Roman stripes
as for Z year or TWO past. FCREELoW.
, 1874-09-20

,tc to separate uaria and Cseriaoat End the
latter for herself. Hrs. C.s,e'tr in included in the
cast, and tho greater part Of the Ut tho Scandal
College in tho first act is there to be fo'1u Lady
Tfdels present speeches being pu. into the mouth o.
SIR thrish,pSr CRAB, whils the c3ustic conncus Of
Sn It.cr yet unw1itten.
C}rr1mnnt is the prooplasr of Charles Sar+1cf, hut
tho drst shaping uf the chEr,cters is weak IS may b.
for the hero passed through the crciblc many times
before he published in his present form
and under 11 present tit!c~ Sheridan was
hard to ple=so in tho selection Of his names.
1t hs aim to convey al tua OF the character
and yet possible ap1elation, and Charles Sur
frcs nucressively christened C<ran1on for7rat.
Capt, Hurry Plau.iat, Hurry Plant or P'ube iou'4o
IIArrirr aud Frukk, while his elder brother WIS
Pkuusibis, fliable, }onn1 ItiIbe Tom, sad fnslly
Joseph Surface. Whcu dealing with the subject Of
nomenclature u.ay refer pasEuK to the Fiugular
felicity Ut the family given to ihe 1ttztex. The
following the drdnsdf,x ps7s0Nt2 Of the second
sketch:
Sir Rowland IIarpur.
- Plausible.
Capt. Harry Plausible.
Trecusai
Old Solomon Teaz1e 1ett off trade.)
Mrs. Tcaxle.
Maria.
Lazy Sleerxe and her associates are left out entire
y. judging from the skeletons Of the acts aud the
Ecenes whi,h have been written, may conclude that
the loves Of Nur1a aud Of tue unsbles the q1r-
res OF tho Ttd-<d and the intrigue Of the other |7a
s7be with Hrs. Ied.le formed tie naterala OF the
plot. There faiut forcshadowin1s Of tho little
Uncle from India, bu. there u evidence o. any COLI
cepstou of the auction or screen scenss-
, 1874-09-20

5Ir. 1Iooley has further strengthened tho
orchestra By rcmodelins it, and now claims to
have as good one as any in tha country. Com
petition il capital stin1ulns.
THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
Mr.. Pa1ner's I" Black Crook has plared it.
self long enough at the Academy. In all but
two respects. it was 3 very cheap exhibition. II
anything could redeem it besides the execution
OF the principal performers it WAS Betty Eigl's
d.ncing, and tho s?ectaeu'ar eiToct OF the
Amazon march. which. with tie chromatic ar
raagements, wcro good. This attendance orery
night and at the matinees IVES unaccountably
good too. and the ofclestrs up toits usual stand
crl.
The present wee111 will witness the restoration
OF the academy stage to the legitimate, 20 lar as
the French school cA-, be admitted AS legitimate.
The Liugard Combination. with Alice Dt1nuing,
William Horace. aud Dlckie Lingard. are the
cleus Of tto company, and ara supported br .
strong .ea:u Ct arsists. The rage Of the present
, 1874-09-20

following sketch OF Dudley Bucks can.ata, :" Tho
Legend Of Don Munic." which will be of inter-
egt to his many friends in Chicago:
Tnc new cant.ta by Dudley E,ck, the "Le5eod of
city viii doubtless bring before the public the gratd
nu:lc CT tile o1ea!ug scasou is worth somewhat
particular introduction to the pulc. Ths story,
from Warrington Irving, IL Of he ti1e Of the aloors!.
wars in S;ain the rn.atss re-sonn are itor -H"ao
30 t.;atss" ass) his VIE, Io"na Nat,a tFoSsano)
Prime enor) GuAstan-a. his lctrothed tcontrnito or
s,,:'r.a) N.r5a9o. messenger {>nrr}; aud
hun:sr.cn rtta:ner-. md women, both sis.nidh and
atoor-h 10 liz represented by the chorus. This ttru
to, we'll the uus1c is the work Of sir. Duck, and
one who has read Il: sweet lingering Of 1r,n4s re-
citaI will admire 1t n sample Of conlc.s.t!o1
though it would hardly shksscr Nasat-s r.
q1i1en1ent that the poet st1sld ft.nd even with
ard. If we mistake nut q t7s'hs Overture, full Of
Hfo and variety Tile fl1@t choral nnner Introduces
chorus in tho courtyard IT tue sps.iiar, e1tollug
The delight. Of the hunt, very lively aEd frte. Then
Donna lfirLu in her chatnEer at tndu9cs III
melancholy tu;s;ngs, in reatons, ard nzi1H- There
folo,fs the round of worship: the chaplain, wo.cru,
aud siog Giurtn. tnt, Ave Mini,
Lcti1 Il which Ire charming csn7,si'icnr. tie latter
t-uly dc1ot;oa.1. No. s the though. Of Un Nnnio,
march IL hear. tEcn song OF Moor!Ah women: ueau-
tie sla7uiz reis are suposed 10 b. gathering ,n.,
umrn blended win ihs Moors' despair, taie up the
story. 1i!a n',utcr is one q striking emotional
force and v.T:1a e1.ess!ou. TIE a':cr yield, ho~-
Ion Hu"ta that be Las interrupted wedding caya
cale. The Don Ut Rree:y him aud his brit!e
guests, and ove.s them his Hospitality, to celebrate
the- 1iupda.s II his castle, and taea to 80 free m
. united chorus p-s;se to mag1,4nitnous Don
Nuno. PAR. I. cn1s. TIE seeoad begins with
ft4tvc by -ahadii. the Moor, terrace of the CAS-
tle followed by song t1at, In anu music, Is
e,u!.itcy tender graceful. Tho ch.pe! chorus Is
thca Leard chanting the evening hrr1n, jesuA Dalcs
Memorial 4 delicious iGlt between the Ilc1tisl
hrers co.es the ensuing scenc. Teen festa choTrs,
:fGr the nar1i1.s opens thu aorning; bo'e1o for
tie orchestra followA aud the Lost anl hostess aEi
II cir r1e.:Y 1s.ft in quartet. Ihs next Number
sloxs Lo.. Nu...o and hs wife parting, many years
having ragsed, ind the cali 10 a1i1ist the Nose
sum uoEing t:iu Don f.o,o home. c-xhiEg b1ttle
hymn follows. Tee number "a requiem by tho
chapel choir: succesded by faci.atye aud chorus,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-06-04

lls samlt ,3 d.. Bgowa If Nr~
81. set f.t tt.. .uumsf. Tar.tis,
Z 49, iaanv - .a Em lla1.r.
-i.u~s r-sa rsasas Is, 'ae pest afsre
I i ssslsa.lrr, iane ia: I,.l.a fnr+a,,
" ,,aftiaag. Geat.e Cfastr- p. q
4. 49, As. O.. l'rag.dt
y T. NrufuN. T.. %
IS A S.. Iaais asys ares-i ,hs
s,ala1 sat,. stAefs t.ssg aay faaar io
.nsfn - .esa av 8pertt*a taB.arlt
as ie s,a savwierv
AlaoAuieg " aai. 81 ssrhanvs large
nsmitg " e..lds laf weed 90 each. fas
o,sis q .ow rates
Sc .safu itsi Dexter natsl,eliet 4,sd
!. iie, 81 refa, wer quite severely ia-
GRID Is, oaHseq aeucs Of fhc breaking o.
bslr wagon. ls.t seek Where are oug
'eru o4rfr.i-ondsnlst
Ea.Leui GOV. sargsans is 10 a'fen,
|saree Il uuf t0ahtg Cengt, abl hAs -
sed Jaae terra since I.l@, .i1t,~lwo
cara SID has aa5sseJ bat two n three
stecetabsf terms iic s. aiH gait,
ale And hearty lhoagh be has 40, pFAc
iced 10 ia proisssiou 81 years
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-06-04

lbsr bad to Sep apcsr speh prossurt a.
q ia ~ shads
-pecorsaon Day wa observed with
uoua1neadAbie spirit Of tushssissa. ralb-
sg ihan - - Imposed daiy from which
people vsre ashamed 70 sAlrk TIE "a.
,lsnsi slzblgz strssGed fsoz ever sin
Gov. a.zos., or NsveAsE,s Rev sud
Csnier Street. which streets constitute
tie hosiness toroes VI Rallsnd, add street
fsxs were plentiful There wAs q large
sud splendid display o. aoral 81 rings ~
tie Town Hat, mostly cultivated iiowcrs
sad sholg contributions OF car patriotic
iadles--k bless then tor everything bal
their political Petition ho 10 their
horticultural irrigation with their tears
Of sympathy aud tenderness. Col. WAX.
ere Grafton Is highly spoken Of and struck
. thousand esrs. The Bristol Coruet
Band received deserved praise, their So
leeiions were most appropriate and their
street acil1u very hne, hut toe most TO-
ierrstinv fcatgre 81 the DAY. probably,
was abe appearance Of Prof Kelley,
NijlY school Veterans st The war cuaia
not march with more precision. A. the
column ws- passing tha Central Hou-e,
horse became frightened 60 .ucl au extent
q. 10 distract a'I ewes from fbe procession
Danger fur moment senued u0t uuly 90
thresien the occupants oG Ibe carriage 90
IS bich the horse SIS, attached, but thest'
youthful soldier. were in peril Not .
q bead of that well drilled company turn.
Ell, n5l a siep ~Ss lost, aud there we're
BOYS not 30 ,aar, Md in The line. The
school is one at Ruf,and's lion, snd Prot
Kelley Is undoubtedly the bee, educator
of Youth In llr uafe. Tho eyclci zes At
the two ermeierie, wc,e Of ,h" usual
snicmu aud impressive character, with
out any unusual incidents. Among the
strangers present was q Young man from
Troy. or some other place--wc say Troy,
because the young man seemed to haye
just iet - ready.mAde clsthiag store
hii4SAf HaNAH VIZ ibIhH VI AiH Eaf thNHt7
pressed ont aud bis boots .queaked, be-
sides be reminded US OF young man
from that place who got on our fair
ground last last fall when the weather
WAS cold, 20 witness q horse contest. He
wore slippers and was eating watermel-
Oh ST O'Clock In the morning and was
finely robbed by a Rutland tin peddler.
For these reasons We think be was 3
Troy man. We'll, he bad been "lakin'
somethin',' got 10 thst patriotic point
when 10 knew "no north, 40 south, no
east, no west rs the procession was
passing Center Street, tho music Of the
band reached his cars. The young man
left the latgp poet, not caring whether II
fell over OF not, aud struggled through
the drifts over IA fhc band. took out his
bottle and urged about every member OF
the baud to take II drink; lis while they
were marching and playing pathrticaliy.
About this time officer Crawford placed
hi, official seal upon ,h' onng mnn's
shoulder aud chucked him ,uto carriage
neaded for Jail, where VI must leayt
tim to take au inventory that he may see
whether his business has been prosperous,
II he has not made Sl7.si he has run he.
bind.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-06-04

i ourt assembled TUESDAY ,uoruiuR snd
j opeHes by PRAYER bf Rev, d..
shnsn. TIE lorl mrH were thsn eallad
wufn rbe following j. ibc list:
aBASp jury.
4suuslou Uuln Clark.
bennington H e.. Morgan, Ruius
wesley
1ofset-- Norton sykss,
= .anagrove-A. Woodward
,iauehester- a. j Gray, C. v. SWEET.
Peru Edmund Batehc!def
'ownaI WIN. Burgess.
lleadsboro- "A, :, Pike.
ltuperi-s. II Rising,
randgsie--S. Nichols.
,hailsbury-- Myron Barton, N. Whee-
J..
,lsmiord--s. ". Webster.
ssnuderland C ID. Bacon.
wiuhsli--Ii J Kendall.
6Wooaiori A. W. Woodward.
PANT JURY.
Arlington A. r. Bartlett, 5. Hard.
Bennington r. N. Saunders, n. NJ.
Arris, J T.. sibly, W. !, Tombs, f.. d.
+ llmorc.
Dor,et--A Ladd, john Cochran, Il.
iidrus.
LAudgfove--E. Gilligan.
Mauchesler-T. Perkins, VI. Garfield,
,eo, swim, n. ). Wilson, G.. Burton
PERU. d. Priest.
fownal-J. W. Hall, N. Gardner.
Readsboro---J, 4. Carrier.
ltupert--T. l.. Sheldon, &. A. sher'
al
SYNDICATE A N. Hamilton.
4 stafsbnrg Il u. nix
>hansbury--p. A daiii.ou4 George
"a, " sratlou
nlmt Il. ~ Gpek
~u a, rlan. Lewjs Corey,
sAmiAlI-~J. ~ tiurHug.
n'srif"fi--t'eu. a. k,mpp
~, t,vsst was e.lIyl aud twenty case.
she ims buf Tires ui them were
qarufis di-lrs.ri ta. The fr-t rasr
fi.# nas n. Al. " sai,b ~. 1
Acsa fhi- :, ap auiuu at tr.rrt
sin-' ar oifeef pr lsking the pro,sr',
j la s,aHz map w r1rrui,ou. ris
4 srm. shat lhe property wa. returned
= toe uairrHa ud.nz tHat This ,bnulI
nt Il, yenlirl TOE rlsluuG so apt
s', Potter .ud Hslchelder ior rla.
/ nff 4 Beebe fer Dru.
TIE second case nu tIal f. Vim, .
nrsy. u l.. Kew, 4 Co., go wsial
WsH 4 a.a1nsd laF 8hsHfuama
i,lu ~ that iLe water foss hack o.
i and u tbe plaintiff. The iury wen
skru fu EN-t DurseF 90 ser the luesiiou
as cssc ell. probably aeeupy seyera
BpHap 4 Mun-aa, Miner X Beeh,
fn tWls. Davenport and >lbl,
ii.H
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DYsP4pslA CUhED

ng Il. N. saAHP~s DYSPEPSIA riIL.
IL nbsEps Epeu1c ruiss Dgsf,fps10 Liver
Gan sAaas4E. t1ast.pEtaa1 f3sa4tanE q FOOD,
scar spssaaeas M.Eef hfsth. EsArtbufu, LIZ
sfanls sc j. tkl4tf-EEs ytaEr lsvsr faliiuE 70
are sire Hssai obstinate ntAsH sold b. Drug.
gtsts Aslf Hard Ertnt ~ AsE1h ester De
pos, is EsghA 81, y. j. Circulars n-Alsd Oh
aarlileAtlua IsItnis
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seeaaa ft-uaioa u ito grsdns'es a Barr
= Rsrsg s<-sasrT, Jsly is', asvs bees
ifsasd Tbs exercises wiII oobsiss ~ 50
A8drtm - Rsloous Biographical Sketch
q Iig. Jo6s A8Asa, A A3dsss NE.
tai.eai Paper - . lsav graduate, Posas
az . d.nnsf g. tie LgaInux Hua~e -
Tie .uvHstsea e ~rtfudga 70 Al fggzeF
pag..s Aad Jsael.eFs 10 L.a present " aeiiscf
thsF receive t.s circular O. BoI
The pgep,r af Manchester ars audsr
obligations t9 1uars shlaaer Of Chicago
sad a. a.. CIafl, E-q- j5r he ieaatfaI
entrance Al DslI~s9d Cemtisry Il egu
'lsis ofslg large marble posts beautifully
chiseied, ths twa lsDgest surmaaHtea b.
braBze giItsas. aaa iwo b. large bronze
vases aIsed wiia eoWyrt There are tw0
eide gates far IssdysffaBs aud a large
gsuief gate for carriage Tie marble
work wAs dune At tie shop of " II.
fasley'an. &c Es fbe Guest thin. Of the
kind We bsve see, uuiFld. % cor large
cities We al.a bouecd $50 large new
sraatr vases on the Io' ~ Judge Skinner.
-Deagrulon Day was observed with
appropriate ceremonies, under fhe sa.
sp.ars ST Pest Skinner. Saturday TOE
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-06-04
LANDGitovB.

We have had few days OF very hot
weather which has caused vegetation TO
start on bound, and hope it will con-
time taking long steps as the spring Is
very backward.
Our new minister, Mr.. Lovett, has
preached here once, is to preach at Bond
willie one half of the time. Mr.. Buckley
remains at South Derry, where he preach
es all tie time.
-Barnum's great show attracts the
attention Of all just now. The Young
men will have good chance to carry out
their ady-love. Now go ahead boysl
LONDONDERRY.
Decoration Day was well observed
by the usual interesting aud impressive
ceremonies customary on such occasions.
The services of the Londonderry Cornel
Band added much to the interest Of the
occasion.
Last Sabbath, Ned Pierce. Il son OF
a. W . / tNftts Hui Il Nf1A hhl4oN FTtdbC
from drowning white bathing ~ Wcsi
River, but WAS finally rescued By Franz
steven, after having sunk under water
Two or three times
-OUTH LONDONDERRY.
-- Henry 9. Clongh. fntmsriv "t Graf
ton. sect - ysar~, died al, consumption
a. the residence vt his brother, Harvey
Clougb. May 81, aner q lnng aud painful
illness. Thue has he been cut down in
the ptiine ct his manhood, leaving nu-
merou. circle of relatives aud friends 10
mourn his loss.
ARLINGTON,
Decoration Day was appropriately
observed here. 4 full report next week
There will be meeting at Bartletp'
Hotel, Saturday evening, for the purpose
Of organizing fish aud game club. A
geuefrl imitation il extended,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-06-04

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N ter L1aszsvs ~. 30 russrs, -
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The neat hegalsr Communication or hdonirsm
Lodge, 4. b 4. b., viii be held Oh THURSDAY
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