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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-09-29
STArE OF VERMONT,

In Probate Court held Montpelier and for said Dis
tIict, on the 9Th day Of September, 4. ID. 1915.
samuel keton administrator Of the estate " Chester
Bugbec, late of Calais Ia said District deceased makes an
pcaon 10 said Court Tor license 10 deed GRAY
q said Calais the following described real estate to wit
The Chaplin iiace consisting Of about Of land
WIN TIE buildings thereon being the occupied hy
said Gray and situated In said Calais representing that
bughee was In his lifetime under binding In law
and euiiy 20 20 deed said real estate. Whereupon
deffd by said Court that SAIL application De- referred
session thereof 90 De held AZ the Probate once In said Mont
pelef the 5h day Of October A. d. 1873 hearing and
decision thereon, aud. 10 Is further ordered persons
interested be notified hereof by publication OF noo Of said
appAtu and order thereon three weeks successfully
The Vermont Waterman Stale Journal newspaper pub
ishe Ut Montpelier, aud which circulaes The ueglbor-
hood u those Interested before said Of hearing that
they may appear Al said time and place and IL they
cause object thereto. ny the t0urt-Aest,
to-ys y. 4 CHASE, Register.
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3lrrhk ,Marheis.
Cattle Market.

At Canhd-e and BRIGHTON Tor the week ending Tuesday
september p, ISIS.
AMorsT of STOCK At MARkEI,
Cgfffe. She-p. Shofet. HoIs. Cara
This week $685. $3.50 g0li 80 R-6s ISL
Last week .......... $3.50 1887 100 6a5 iNi
one year agu..-.-.- an SIS J6i l,5lJ 2s2
pnlcEs-Hff cutie EStra Tat and heavy premium oxcn
slV1 1906 h quality SsiletY01, econd quality 81 *
ms l third quality siNt1.3l " loo rs, total weight OF
nlc tunw and dressed heef few choice single plrs
sud0. hulls, rtc. sitt6fS6
hoHng ofa Slblgsi1 q pair, according To thei
value Hs heef.
Mich cors-rair quality. suG6l, extra good s65et 400
Nlih pf wimni calves 40 may he agreed arruW aud or
dh1ni tNnWi Ycarlmgr, sloO0G11.1i two-yelrs-old
sl.tpegmNdi thire-i eai--nlds, sas.OOeriitN.
Ahcre e Wmnnn. iftSc extra, 5sgbc u 10. live or
p-W@lt' x hgh- lAnnls 500 d b; g.
Nhlfcf Wholesale, loeflic; retail. i0@l2s u b Fat
hog-. seg-iir q lh
l0n fufrff ~lfflN IL hepd
hies -lilishiuu, 1a country lots 6elsisc " n. Calf
sus, ii llc. ips With WD h,c " loo each. Tat
low, 1'isgno; country lots 1gjiie " h.
Raw kRks,-l nces itc lower than noticed last
Tuesday morning The supply FROM the West good,
amt butchers bought freely quite number Of transae-
lions lr the cattle standing In the receiving
Yards. William Sruhn- sil nineteen Western STEERS,
ctsr Hsil NJ, az lc u n live thirty seven steers TO
Main average 1870 NJ. 40 be-, aud lot Of ten steers to
Nj Valley, average Los Ms ~ 7lsc n NJ. 49, DOW sold
northern oxen nt rec f NJ, n. W r. Rhodes sold some
hror-A eils-uld sirrf, at bitc fi N.
Llns. This week, ni good quality, and there o fair
deWnd. y Robinson sold hundred aud four lambs
hile 81 No. live. the oi weighing 66a0 hs &, H. Sargent
e1li ninety eight sheep weighing 100 lts at DC u N.
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STATE or VERMONT
80, WAsiilNGToN DIsrnIcT, s.

In Probate Court held at Montpelier. aud TOT aid Dis
trigts on the I'D day Of september, 4. u. lsi3;
samuel ; kelto Administrator Of the estate u Allen
Jay smith, late Of Hare In said District decreased ma
application to said Court for license sell all the
real estate II said deceased, except the dover, but
including the homestead and reyesi0u OF therein.
representing thai the sale OF thereof necessary for
The payment of The debts Of said deceased the charges
OF administration Of his estate that such part
sola without injury 70 those Interested Ia the remainder
ana that the sale Of said homestead would he bcne-
ncia to the widow and minor rndTen u said de
eeis' Whereupon, Il Is ordered by said Court that said
application be referred 10 session thefef be held the
Probate Office, IN said Montpelier the 1911 day
iohet A. D. 1913 for hearing and decision thereoni and
u II further ordered, that all persons Interested be- notified
hereof by publication Of notice OF said application and
order thefenn THREE weeks successfully 10 tide Vermont
Maiehuan a state journal, newspaper published at
Montpelier, and which calculates n the nrghbofiood
those Interested before said time OF hearing that they may
appear at said time aud place and II they cause object
thereto, liy the Court.-Attest,
9s-NV y, 4. CHASE. Reaister
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STATE OF VERMONT,

In Probate Court, held Al MONTPELIER m and for said Dis
trict, ON The I'm day of september. A. u. lsl5
Josiah Wood, administrator " the estate % Hiram Carl
ton, late Of Barre n said District decreased makes apuca
ZION " SAIL Court iol license TO sell all II the real estate
sad deceased except the dover hui including The home
stead AMI the feVern Of the DOVER representing the
sale threo except homestead 4 necessary for the ayment
" the debts Of said decreased and expenses 81 administration
Of said estate and that the sale ~ The homestead would
bencncal TO the widow and heirs Of said decreased Where
upon, ~. ordered BY said Court that sdappCatinn be
efred 70 session thereof 10 be held at the Probate uf
IN said MONTPELIER the ath dAy Of October D. 1873 for
hearing and decision heron and 10 D. further ordered that
all persons Interested be notified hereof, by publication
notice OF said application and orer thereon, three weeks
snecessively Ia the Vermont Waclman state Journal, a
newspaper published at Montpelier and which cirulntes In
the neghhurhoud u those Interested. before said time
hearing that they may appear sid tnc aud place, and
II they cause, Object thereto,
ny the louu-Attcst
Nh-ln uANAIA IlLnEA lll-un-
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BASE BALL-A match game OF base ball was
played on Seminary lIill, Saturday morning. be-
tween the Rustics, Of Essex Junction, and the
Resolutes, Of this place. The Resolutes have
lately strengthened their team by the addition Of
Mr.. Dorchester, as pitcher, and every one Of the
large crowd present expected to witness an inter
esting game, but none were prepared for such an
exhibition Of the science Of umpirlng as was given
by Mr. John Smith, OF Essex, who was brought
and proposed by the visiting club We remember
the old adage that ga hit bird autters, and GER
tainly do not believe in excuses for defeat re-
sultng from the merits OF contest; but as the
defeat Of the home club was attributed by all the
dslnierested spectators, and even by some Of the
officers of the visiting club, to the umpires I'M
fairness or incompetency, we do not hesitate to
speak Of it, In order that other clubs may not be
taken il" by the same man. We hope the Wis
tlng club had no previous knowledge Of the emil
nent abilities Of Mr. Smith as an umpire, other
wise the suspicion might rest upon them Of being
INSCRIPTIONS as to the means by which they Sc
cured victories. The Resolutes did not do as well
in the field as usual, some cases OF individual poor
playing attracting much comment, and it evil
IDENTIFY was their OF day, but at their bat they
were effective, The Rustics did not get the hang
Of Dorchester, making but eleven first base hits,
and had he been properly supported, their score
would not have reached double figures. The score
stood twenty-six to twenty-soyen.
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TIM pImHARNoNIc CLuB.-'Ihe vocal aud in
stmmental concert given by the members Of the
Boston Philharmonic Club and Mrs. Anna Gran
ger Dow, at the Village Hail. last Wednesday
evening, was great success in every thing but
the patronage bestowed upon 1t by the public. 1t
seems too bad that town with the claims to
musical culture which Montpelier puts forth, can
not better patronize concert Of such merit, for it
is not too much TO say that finer combination OF
solo talent has rarely been put together Ms,
bows singing was tho poorest part OF the enter
tanment, but the excellence Of the instrumental
portion more than made up for any deficiency in
vocal ability on her part, Perhaps the best
things were the violin fantastic by Mr.. u. Liste-
man, and the solo ON the French horn by Mr..
A. Bell, which received, as they deserved the
hearty applause Of the audience It is to be hoped
that the future visits Of the club will be more re-
muueratiNe
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STATE OF VERMONT,

u :
In Probate Court, held Montpelier la said District
on the 18Th day nf September 4. II. ls5,
Don r. Carpenter OF the estate of Joel nm
Minis late Of MdlescN IN said District deceased presents h-
administration account for examination allowance and
makes Application fur decree VI distribution and partition
81 the estate Of said deceased Wheeupln ordered BY
said court, that SAIL account and said application be re-
Terrell To session thereof n be held 81 Tie Probate ONCE In
ih Montpelier on the STU day OF October A. D. 1873 for
hearing and decision thereon; And further ordered
that notice hereof be- all persons Interested by pub
aon " the same thre weeks successfully In the
Matchman and state Journal newspaper Published at
Montpelier previous tn said time appointed Tor hearing
they may appear at said time and place. and shaw cause
they have. wy account should not be allowed
and such decree made by the Court Attest,
@ss HARVEY IILDEN judge.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

In Probate Court held at Montpeler in said District
the 2ist day Of september. 4. y. 1875
william VI, Wade. Administrator de banit non Of the
estate Of Richard kneeland, late of Waterbury, SAIL
district deceased presents his administration account for
examination and allowance, AMI makes application
decree Of distribution and partition u the
decease Whercupon, It Is ordered hy SAIL Court, said
account and said application he referred thereof
20 BE- held a. the Probate once said Montpelier the
lsth DAY o. October. A. u. 100 for hearing and decision
thereon And. II Is further onerel that notice hereof
gwen 10 all persons Interested hs publication the -~..f
Three weeks successfully In the Vermont Waterman State
Journal newspaper published Montpelier previous o.
sd time appointed for hearing, that they may appear az
said time and place, aud show cause. any may have
why SAID account should not be- allowed, and such decree
made Hy the Court Attest
g7-gq uNRyi.V fiLDrS Iu,ire
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orlhe creditors OF j. l.. Severance hay,
put him into bankruptcy, and b. W. Marsh was
elected last Friday, by the creditors, assignee Il
sell the property and close up the estate
MIR. Frank Warner has leased the old Perry
stand of II. r. Britt, and opened tin shop, with
a new set of tools and such stock as is usually
kept in his line Judging from his appearance, he
means business.
Gospel workers from st. Johnsbury com
meneed meetings in this town ON Friday evening
the 9th, and continued them through the day,
saturday and Sunday, closing sabbath evening
Iheattendanee was good at each session, the house
being full and although the Sabbath was a cold,
rainy day, the house was crowded at each meet
ing, and deep solemnity peryaded the audience,
The spirit OF God evidently appeared to present.
The speakers were earnest aud faithful In their
labors, presenting the truth in clear, forcibe
manner and we confidently trust We may see
great good result from the effort Union meet
ings are to be held on Wednesday and Friday
evenings.
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lraaI 3ioGfes.
4 ,oMMIssIoNERs, NOTICE

(OMMISSIONERS' NOTICE.
- ESTATE Oh ORLANDO D. LEWI4
The undersigned having been nproinied by the Honorable
Probate Court for TIE District " Washington Commission
co. Go receive examine and adjust a claims demands
u all persons against the estate Orlando D. Lewis late OF
East Montpelier m said District deceased and an claim. e1
hihed IN Offset thereto. hereby give that we will
meet for the purposes Aforesaid The late residence
= Lewis the l7th day II November and lih day OF
feh next, from one o'clock until four O'Clock.
N each Of said days and that six months from the 18th DAY
Of Aug, A. u. 1873 the time limited hy sad Court for said
creditors 10 present their claims Tor examination and
allowance
Dated 81 East Montpelier. This ei day n sept D. ISIS
DIAN u. PATTERSON f,,,,,,.t..f.,.,.
96-S TliOs T.. STEVENS '"N'iii''NN'i-
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}lrw Embellishments,

WANTED A home for very interesting little girl
w o if'e years Of age in some goosi family, who II
iheN liked would keep uuli eighteen family having
children preferred. Also, mddleagei lady would like
situation, for small pay, her board. Work preferred
near the chd Good references Please address this ONCE
E.sAHM FOR SALE.-One Of the best farm. Ia wash
ingnn county tHo miles from the Capital situated on
the Worcester branch. Good road. M cut thirty-h
tons OF hay buildings Ia good repair. VIII sell,
change i part pay for village residence small place.
with good privileges, IN high healthy location Continued
III health demands this move. H. GARY.
Montpelier w., september IS, ISIS 9s-u
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1WN sALE, CuEAp-A good farm OF aipu, sew
rnlS nv. acres. Situated on the last in" IN Iun.
bAsr' W there comfortable dwelling house thereon
oehans and plenty Of growing timber Have raised on
s anni auihg the present year, twelve tons Of hay
hA bushels Of wheat any bushels oats, two hundred
bushels oi POTATOES one hundred and six bushels India
wheat IVY h.r. OF apples, and three bushels OF
ree oly 500 Halt me money TO be paid down, and the
at stranord, w., or Of john West, Oh the premlses
september "a, lsiS. 500
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STATE or VERMONT
MONT,
RANDOLrH DISTRICT. IS.
|fI AZ Waaltif.. It. aHI F.H 10. D.

IN Probate Court holden az Washington and for said
District on the yah day Of september. 4. u. ISIS;
MAJOR smith, administrator the estate o. Joseph s.
Grant late Of Washington, Ia SAID district, deceased,
Application 90 said Court TO extend the time heretofore
allowed him 10 pay the debts due frn ssid estate aud
renhet his administration until future da NJ.
Nlefeuro D. ordered hy said Court that said application
e Heard AZ the Registers once In Washington, the 10Th
Jay Of ocipucr Si6 and % Is further ordered, that noo
given g OIL persons concerned hy the publication s order
n the vermont Watcman state journal. printed al Mont
reher, Three week. successiycly, before said hearing
by the Court-Auest
\. A. TAYLOR. Rcgatef.
uuo copy of nrd-Attest.
NfH y. A. TAYLOR. REGISTER.
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OmGISAL TENNEssEEANs SLAVE CABIN SING
EHs.-'rhis troupe of coored singers, students Of
Central Tennessee College, Nashville, Tenn, will
give one Of their unique concerts, at Village Hall,
on Thursday evening, September Goth. This band
Of singers have no superiors in rendering the old
plantation melodies Of the former days Of slavery.
They were selected by the officers Of the National
sunday-school Assembly to sing, during their SEES
sion at Chautaugua Lake, \. Y They have been
singing at Sea Clin, and at Martha's Vineyard,
Mass, to the delight Of the gathered thousands,
They are raising funds to complete building in
connection with their college Don't fail to hear
them. Tickets, thirty and fifty cents for sale
at phinney's book store
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only thoroughly reliable and scientific hut incapable pro-
dutng dangerous results. Tile treatment of Old lingering
eompaHfs l. necessarily protmci and II deleterious
drugs are taken into The system a long time they may
accumulate and do more harm than good. Dr. Wheeler
compound Elixir Of fhusphats and Calisnya,
elements u The Tissues repairs diseased bone and
nerve and trn"vs constitutional ygor In the
Oh our daily food with more liability ~ injury II may
NE taken 100 ai forms Of debility In the Young aged with
positive certainty IT permanent benent. q5-aG
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LAMoILLE COUNTY FAIR-1he fair in lamoille
county took place at Monisyie, last Wednesday
and Thursday, and was very successful in every
thing but the trottins, which was failure The
entries were more numerous than ever before
The display Of cattle embraced Deyons Short
horns, Ayrshires, Jerseys, Grades and Natives and
was very fine. The most notable display Of sheep
was by r. G. ill., Of Elmore, who exhibited his
famous l.ecesten. The show Of driving horses
was commendable, and the ladies made their por-
ton OF the fair very attractive. On Thursday,
Hon. +. X. Gleed, Of Morrisyle, delivered an add
dress, Astounding in practical, common-sense sug-
gestons. Financially, the fair was a success and
the attendance large
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I,ersOnnl.


The Boston T,orclier says Dr. lloblard
the popular lecturer ON Culture. has made new
contributions to medical science which promise &,
he N great interest
Jarvis B. Burrows, Tor many years one o.
Nermonts representative men. and well.knowr
throughout New England, died ut his home In
Vernon, Thursday morning, ut the age NJ sixty
three years
Hon. William y Ripley, President u the Rut
land county National Bank, aud a pioneer in tho
marble business Of Western Vermont. died at MI.
residence at Centre Rutland, on Monday evening
at the age Of seycniy-sc,cn years
Sons of several prominent yermonters ar,
in the Freshman Class vt Hanover Among them
are the late Gov. Washhurn's son, Of Woodstock
and Senator Monils SON. Judge Barrett and
eS-Congressman Willard also have one son each
in the same class Al these gentlemen are grad
yates u Dartmouth, except senator Morrill,
Lieutenant George W Kingsbury. formerly
Of the 18th and 18th Vermont regiments. but now
a lieutenant in the 18th United States infantry.
was in town yesterday lie has been Tor several
years stationed IN California, whore he has seen
arduons and dangerous service. especially with
captain Jack and other Modoc Shaclmastys.
Hos. II u. SWIM, Of Milton, a prominent law
yer and democratic politician died very suddenly
at hi. residence. of apoplcSy on Monday morn
ing Mr. Smith has been at che head ofth demo
cratic organization for fifteen years. as chairman
Of the state central committee, and a member Of
the national committee aud Of the delegations 10
the national conventions also prominent member
Of the Episcopal church aud standing committee
Of the Vermont diocese. Ills age was about sixty
years lie leaves wife only.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-09-29

Natad Temple of Honor meets every Friday even
in4 90 i uclck Social Temple meets every Wednesday
evening 10 rs O'Clock Capitol Council meets the hrsi
and thr Monday evenings Of each month, a., o'clock.
10. of q, F.-Ncnnont Lodge, No.2 Independent or
Ter ot tdd Fellows, NESTS every WEDNESDAY EVENING.
NJ rs O'Clock, ~ odd Fellows Hall Iangdon's block.
state street. by order y. e..
e'u CHARLES T. CoLLiNs. Secretary.
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U~H EJa7n The So Lou. Gia5. ha, been
Iutau- some calculations from recent statistics on
n question aud sums Bop 100 reference to Mis-
souri, as follows.
ul- Com haaire H.Isai COS. farn.h one " Doc most
Important economic el1.delarln. NOW aaeeing te state
lnAc a.-t piare isf muae s,in.t Ode mutton crop an-
y goo e erient NJ 40 as S. oo oo; second. they
a in ltefHss OF twenty fe cents week each. = s09
enough io ran ai our common schools. and leave large
sc.ahn surplus Thirdly hai .iay ANNUALLY. through hy-
tfopnoua 90 lei.t oas hundred and twenty reaons which,
at 7ino-ihe average rH.o paid ny railroads for tir v,n
poorest of hfikrun smauut. Do fhe further OF ssa.
UG Here s dre.t expenditure oi neaf'y sli5ooH ilr
d n0 90 mention tHe naes costa. aud remote .eai-
mental laua'- resulting ffom lawsuits about dog hshis
anl severance Of fumd.hip between Doe Owners % oom-
inure cafs Capitalized ouf dog represent waste u
seooho and Invested 90 compound interest iieIs WORTH
ie..a.' nolii fay or the national Ieht before isoo
la connection with these latt. lot Ms look ct the
operation of our dog Law. aud let out future lc.is-
hior say 10 t doe, not need amendmex It
makes the OWNERS OF dogs liable Tor al they do.
bai Of course The injured party mus, prove that
.neIi a dog did tho mischief Bat tho mischief is
often done Iu thc night when no human cye could
.oc aud u hy day. when neither owner nor neigh
bor Is ucu a ciso Of this kind occurred last win
ter A widow, whose sheep barn was some rods
fnm her house lost sheep on several occasions.
The man who led them suspected o certain dog,
nui did not tud iim iu tie yard lie told his
owner aul tle owner sharply reioucd. Iu pay
Hral tbc sheep youu prove my dog has eaten "
s. iea days after Dis dog wa. found in another
H'l aud killed 80, thc widow had lost twelve
.rmoro several moro hcn, wounded rhcqucs-
Hoa 3 anlid a-s here is, ha. any man a right
.alas amy nw. to heepm animal chat endanser.
re property oi Dc, neighbour
A-lu lu ,be course Of three or four years. the
same widow and family have lost seventy or
eighty sheep hv dogs. that the men have found
.0uan. o. Wthna mile or two Of her pastures
0erouml French families. very poor ~ whom mo-
auc could be Soc collected but who usually keep a
dog To ten them heir dog kills sheep, would be
iae1acasion Of war between neighbor- and the loss
OF many more sheep Does our law need modify
Jog % meet such cascs9 Does It afford adequate
protection 90 the interests of sheep hushandy ?
Dogs that appear to be well fcd at home, and Of
almost every breed have often. ia other parts Of
te state, committed these dcprcdations and been
h.ci hat ought they not Do De taxed ont Of ex-
t'ente or denied altogether legal status, and to
" bi.lei 20 sight2 hears are hunted and slain
on tleir appearance. and a bounty offered for
'.r -'ap-, with all proprietyi but where one
sheep iu this state is slain 10y bear ten are slain
if l'-. What shall Dee done with them9 a.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-09-29

lit sIHArEn LEcrURrs Prof HebbaId Of Bos-
ton, aunouncesa seriesof free, illustrated lectures
at Village Hall the third one Of which occurs this
evening The lectures embody the doctors views
upon Important physiological and practical mat
tiers, and are illustrated with models, manikins
diagrams, etc Prof lIebbard comes here excel
lenty recommended, and We have no doubt the
lectures will richly repay the time spent in At
tending them. AZ least, this is the verdict Of
those WHO have attended them thus far
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-09-29

CorNn FAH-We do not believe there is any
necessity OF urging the farmers Of this county to
bring the finest products Of their industry to the
county fair on Thursday and Friday Of this week
but lest there should he some doubling ones, we
desire 10 have the last word, and tell them not to
hesitate any longer There is no county in the
state that can make a finer exhibition at county
fair than ours and the fact that we sometimes
fail Of having such an exhibition as we should
have is due wholly to the fact that false sense
Of mode,ty prevents many OF our people from
bringing q best q their products to The fair We
do not believe that this will prove the case this
year, and we trust it will not
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-09-29

NAlDAnLE PEorurrY.-Iwo valuable pieces Of
real estate are for the first time advertised for
sale in our columns There is not much fear Of
any one being cheated who purchases