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Windsor.

w 1HUSOEs
Mr.. NJ. c. Morey and daughter
returned home from tour in the
western states, on the New York
train, on Friday evening las, -prob
ably glad enough to get back from
this trip, having been absent since last
June. We hope our clear, vigorous
mountain air and climate, will sOol
restore them to their usual good
health.
The Rector of st. Paul's church
here, contemplates next Sunday, in
PRODUCING the Rev. DR.. fuckers Hymn
nal, to supply the places in the sing
ing service now used from the praye,
book. Orders for the Hymnal lef,
with G. b. Cross, at his store Oh Main
street, will be attended to.
On account of the sickness Of
Rev. Mr.. Folger, no preaching was
had at the Methodist church last Sun,
day.
Business in Windsor village does
not seem to revive much as the fall
season progresses. Butter scarce
enough. Apples, cider, potatoes, etc.
etc, are somewhat plenty, and sold for
reasonable prices.
The new building at the State
Prison is being built of brick from
the North American Brick Co. NJ. j.
Harlow, proprietor, Cornish, N. II,
The knights OF the trowel are to
have dance at Durkee's Hall on
Friday eve of this week. Good mu-
sic, good time, and all lovers of the
terpsichorean art should be there. On
the same Friday) evening Prof Har-
rington, the ventriloquist, will give an
exhibition at the Town Hail.
On Saturday evening +. Dexter
will exhibit his 'Dissolving Views,
at the Town Hall. He is to be assist.
ed by II. w. Stocker and Bros, and
report says, also by the Windsor Cor.
net Band. "IIenry W. has travelled
with Mr.. Dexter for the last few weeks
and made a good thing of it. The
"Stocker boys always draw 4 good
house.
Last Saturday afternoon the
Windsor Base Ball Club, played on
their grounds back of the depot, with
the South Woodstock Base Ball Club
and beat them. Scores not known at
present writing.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-10-27

STATE OF VERMONT,
Windsor County, SIS. WHEREAS Adulo
T., C., Dow of Chester III the County OF wind
SOY and State of Vermont. las flied in the office
of the Clerk of the County Court, within ana
for said County her Petition setting forth IN
substanc, that on the 2Gth day OF November
A. y. 1873 she was lawfully married to Oar
win Dow at Chester aforesaid that she has al
wavs ehayed herself as faithful and affec-
tomato wife. toward the said Darwin, and that
the said Darwin, wholly regardless OF his mar
rage cUyonant, on divers days and times since
said ma riage has committed the crime OF
adultery that on the first day of May, a. y
1874. he deserted your petitioner, and has s.nte
said time lived apart from her. and has refused
to contribute any thing towards her support !;
and praying for Divorce from the Bonds OF
Matrimony, and that she may be allowed to
resume her maiden name.
AND, WHEREAS, 1t appears i'll SAID Petition
that the said Darwin Dow is without this State
and is in parts unknown 50 that personal ser
vice of the said Petition can not be made upon
him. it is ordered that the substance of said
Petition together with this order be published
for three consecutive weeks in the spirit OF
the Age" a newspaper printed nc Woodstock
in said county, the last publication to be at
least six weeks before the Term of the County
Court next to be held at Woodstock within
ana lOr salu oouhIy Va W lnunoi, on ~ -
Tuesday of December A. ID. 1875, and that the
said Darwin Dow be therein notified to appear
at last mentioned Term of said Court and an
swer the said Petition.
THEREFORE,, you the said Darwin Dow are
hereby notified to appear at the said last men
toned Term of said Court and make answer to
the said Petition and farther to stand to and
abide such order aud decree as the said Court
shall make therein.
Dated at Woodstock in the County Of Wind
sor the 14th day of Sept. A. ID. 1875.
GEORGE i FRENCH, Clerk.
| HUGH HENRY. Attorney.
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Chester.

Chester.
"A very successful musical CON
vention has been in session at this
place the past week. Mr.. O. E.
Locke Of Boston and NJ. l.. Lawrence,
were the conductors, and Mrs. G. H.
Cakes of Boston, soprano, assisted by
other eminent talent.
The Adventists have been hold
ing series of meetings at North
Chester, and the 18th inst, the Rev.
Mr.. Damon administered the rite OF
baptism to eight persons.
e. G. Hutchinson, of this place,
is to furnish the granite for the bank
building at Bellows Falls.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-10-27

Ludlow.
The city fathers have united with
few enterprising citizens ID putting
in good sewer on the south side of
Main street, between Andover street
and Astor place The work was
done under direction of Mr.. A. j.
Demary.
The tower of the Methodist
church, now nearly completed, will be
about 100 feet high.
An important hearing is being
held at the law Office Of S. j. Pullman,
Esq, before Hon. G. b. Eddy and
Geo. Slate, Esq, Of Bellows Falls, and
r. p. Pollard, Esq, of Chester, as
referees. The parties are Squire Full,
man and Warren Adams. The case
has been lingering in the County and
Supreme Courts about ten years. 1t
is supposed that this will be the final
hearing The counsel in the case are
V. S. Pullman, of New York City,
uon. John +. Deane, of Cayendish
Hon. W. II. Walker, States Attor,
ney.- Rutland Herald, Nov. Dist.
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--"Yes, purity tiff times, " replied a
Detroit bootblack the other day, "and
Bill says they is to be still tuffer afore
spring. Id go on the stage this
winter, but I hain'L no good clothes.
I'd like to git to be cashier in bank,
but | hain't high enough. I've thought
some of being lawyer, but they say
that lawyers lie so. guess if the
weather holds had, I'll go to holdin'
an Office of some kind at the City
Hall"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-10-27

STATE OF VERMONT, ! AT Probate
DISTRICT OF Hartford, IS. Court held at
Woodstock within and for said District on
the second day of DC tober: A. d., 1873.
Present, Hon. JOIN PORTER, Judge.
Samuel Whitney's Estate, Woodstock, in
tcstatc.
WHEREAS, Charles Chapman, Admins
w TRAITOR of said estate, has presented TO said
Court his petition III writing, making appl-
cation to said Court for license to sell certain
real estate of the said intestate, situated in
this State. and described in the inventory,
together with all other real estate OF the said
intestate, any snch there be, within this
State for the reasons that the personal
estate of said in testate is Insufficient to pay
the debts and claims due from said deceased
and his estate and q part Of said real estate
cannot be sold without injury to those inter-
csted in the remainder:
Therefore, the Court appoints the first
Wednesday Uhird day. of November next as q
time and the Probate Office in Woodstock
aforesaid as Il place of hearing and deciding
on SAID application, and orders thpt notice Of
said application be given to all persons in
terested, the reason for the same, and the
time and place of hearing, by publishing
three weeks successfully in the Spirit Of the
AGE, newspaper printed at Woodstock,
in this State, witch circulatcs in the neigh
horhood of those interested Gall which
publications shall be previous to said time
Of hearing) certified copy OF the record
of this order, that they may appear be-
fore said Court and be heard in the matter
of said petition, if they see cause.
A true record,
HENRY s DANA, Register.
A true copy Of record,
HENRY s. DANA, Register.
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Barn ard.

Barnard.
The protracted meetings here are
success. They have brought over
about Is persons. The Y. NJ. c. A.
Of Royalton came up and had a
blessed time. They commence again
on Wednesday p. m. Go day. and
Saturday and Sunday. The Y. NJ. G.
A. of Randolph will represent, We
are glad to see the good work pros
perlng here in this place.
The weather is just splendid now.
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The indictments for libel against
TIEroN and MouLroN were ended
yesterday by nollc proseQui in the
Brooklyn City Court. This amounts
to an admission Of adultery on the
part of HENRY WARD BEEcHER, while
it adds nothing to his repecting the
sanctity of an oath. n. Y. SuS, Oct
%
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HsOyaItOIi.

WOyNItOh.
A few days ago Miss Hattie
Doubleday, q young lady of Is,
and the married son of clergyman,
all of South Royalton, ran away from
home, and registered themselves as
man and wife at one of the hotels in
Montpelier, where they remained I'm
til the unfortunate girls father found
them. The father sued the married
lover, but, on finding that if he sent
him to jail his daughter would fare
likewise, he withdrew the suit.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-10-27

Grants appointment of lack
Chandler to be Secretary of the In-
terror illustrates a phrase Of Scripture:
-"And the last state of that man shall
be worse than the first"
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'E'aitSVille Gem.

Our new postmaster Daniel
Smith has taken possession and Ell
tered upon the duties of his Office. He
has not been u resident of the state
for the last ten years, and never one
in this town. 1t seems a great pity
that we have not man competent to
hold that Office without going out OF
the state He is located in ID. Taft s
building.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-10-27

See J B. Jones advertisement on
this page. He has big stock of
goods and offers them cheap.
ANY person wanting gentleman
nurse can find good one by calling
at this office.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-10-27

Irons KArHAIRoN prevents the
Hair from falling ous or turning gray,
rcnews it growth, and gives strength
aad vigor. Vt is Acknowledgements
and makes a splendid dressing. 1t is
the cheapest and most desirable Hair
Tonic ever produced. Used by the
elite. Price only so cents. CYL.
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Plymouth.

Plymouth.
The Spathic iron company are
about erecting new buildings on their
property at Tyson Furnace, in Ply,
mouth.
The Green Mountain narrow
guage railroad has been surveyed
through Plymouth. The route lies
along Woodward's reservoir and
Black river, and it is said that no very
serious difficulty lies in the way of its
construction.
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| Bethel.

Bethel.
Surveys were commenced last
week for a narrow guage road from
Bethel to Rochester. The surveying
party started out on the Rochester
end of the Zine. There is = reason
able prospect that the road will be
built.
There is considerable religious
interest among the Methodists and
Second Advents on Camp Brook.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-10-27

The G. M. p. A. Base Ball Club
of this place went to Windsor Satur-
day and played a match game with the
club at that place. After leading
their opponents in the first seven in
nings they fell behind and were beat
en- by score of % to 20.
The semi-annual exhibition of the
G. NJ. P. Academy takes place
Wednesday evening, Nov. II. The
following named persons have been
chosen as orators and essayists for the
occasion: Salutation, E. w. Mack i;
Valedictory, w. II. Sanderson Ora
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-10-27

The champion lazy man lives in
Orleans county and has invented a
churn which he adjusts to his wagon
and rides at ease while the horse does
the churning.
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West Randolph.

For the present the Congrega.
tional church will omit again their af-
ternoon service. This is done to en-
able members to assist in the outside
meetings of the Y. M. G. A.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-10-27

tors, f. Y. Doran, r. A. Cootey, w.
A. Wardner, d. H. Holden; Essay
lists, Misses A. NJ. Wiley, Kate M.
Daniels, Ella Smith, Ada Shattuck,
Alma Bowers. -- Johnson.
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CENTENNIAL LETTERS.
Edited by John Vance cheney.

a rare collection Of Revolutionary Letters
mainly from stores in the hands OF the dc
sccndants of Col. JosEpH WARD. They arc
full of interest, and will be read with Il rare
relish III connection with the Centennial eel
ebrution of the year.
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AMERICAN COLLEGES.

Written respectively by their friends, will APP
pear during the year. The revived interest
in college life makes these papers especially
timely, and will secure for them unusual at
tpntiOn
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Rochester,.
The people OF Rochester are be-
ginning to talk about where the
Rochester narrow guage railroad will
intersect with the Central and where
the depot will be
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HUNTING.

Az PERSONS are strictly forbidden to
n hunt or shoot anywhere on my lands.
FREDERICK BILLINGS,
September 10, 1875 44w4
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And now comes All Sin with his YER
sion of Mary and her little lamb:

Was gal name Mol had lance,
Fleas all samee white sno,
Evly place Mol gal walkec
Ba, Ba, hoppee long too.
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FcIclayille.

| EclcRSHlle.
The Felchvile chair factory has
discontinued operations.
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NJ All Goods and Repairs Warranted as
Renresented. lG76ti.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-10-13
THE DAILY BULLETIN.

THE BULLETIN is published every morning
Except Monday 1. the Bulletin Building, cor
ner Washington avenue and Twelfth street
The BuLLEriN is served to city subscribers by
payable weekly. BY Mail, Tin advsnce), @i0 per
annum; six months, So; three months, 81; one
month, 81 25.
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AMEs u a vEaY nan CROWD.

Specified charges. of a grave nature
have been made against Adeibert Ames
the carpet-bag governor of Mississippi
by Attorney General Harris. ex-senator
Peas. and United States District Attorney
Wells. of thar State. Their charges were
presented to Atty General Pierrpont.
who recommended that they wait and
submit their views 10 the Presi lent.
Among the charges are the appointment
10 important offices Of men who are desti-
tute Of moral fitness; and men notori-
ously bsd-some Of them being covered
by criminal indictments, have been
named, through Ames' influence. for the
legislature and other State Offices. In
DE Soto county, negro who has been
incarcerated in the county Jail for the
greater portion Of the past two years, and
now stands indicted for subornation of
perjury, is q nominee OH the Ames ticket
Tor the legislature. Another of the canui-
dates Is parloned convict. Cardoza,
State Superintendent of Education. WAS
indicted In New York some years ago for
purloining money from letters, but es-
capped trial. In Warner county. he sue
ceeded in getting elected Clerk of the Cir
cult Court, aud subsequently, through
Ames influence, was nominated and
elected State superintendent Of Eluca-
ton. County Superintendents are ap.
pointed by him to promote the personal
ambition of Ames. Indictments for for
gerry and embezzlenent of the public
funds of Warren county while Circuit
Clerk are now pending against Cardoza,
and his administration Of the public
schools is VIGOROUSLY imbecilc aud cor
rupt. Ames appointed "a Chancery
Judges incompetent, corrupt and i'm
moral men, and Il, the lat session of the
legislature had Il bill passed authorizing
bin TO appoint seventy-three tax collect.
ors, the appointment 10 be made in
January next. after the meeting Of the
legislature. This was to enable him to
give out lucrative appointments so as to
secure votes for himself as United States
Senator. Between Ames, the Governor
Of the State of Mississippi, and Alcorn.
who does not like Anies, and wishes TO
be considered the great parsonage of the
State, the people in that section Of the
country are having hard time OF it. Al
corn, during the war had a command In
the Southern army. Alter the struggle |
he turned Radical and walked into the |
governorship, thence into the United |
States Senate. Being in the Senate, he
lost his powerful grip on Mississippi. |
Ames supplaniing him. Now Ames has |
his mild eyes on the Senatorial honors
stored up for Mississippi. most favored
son. and is rolling logs 10 forward that
purpose-hence the abuses complained of
to Pierrepont and the President by the
disturbed State. These two men are
prostrating the energies Of Mississippi;and
when Ames' militia are ready for duty
cotton will go to waste in The fields for
TACK OF labor to nick H.
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CmAaLorrE URAxPrOs.

A noted actress. named Charlotte
Champion, died recently. OF which we
publish an account In this issue OF the
BULLETIN. During her career on the
stage. |, was marked with many scenes
not In keeping with high histrionic
attainments. Her talents were Of a YER
sstiIe order, and at a time anterior to our
war she was elias scd among the best gem
eraI actresses IN the United States--onc
of her prominent characters being Ham
let. lntemperancc WAS the glariug
frailty OF her nature. one that assisted IN
prostrating her fine talents, and robbed
her Of the love and esteem Of the respect
able portion Of the theatrical profession.
All her faults and gross failures to OBJ
serve the proprieties Of life should be
buried In the grave with her; and her
many noble and self-sacrificing acts-and
they were many, cherished and remem-
bered by those who knew her when her
brain was fertile with the fire of genius,
and ansd with refined expediepts to ell.
evate the human intellect.
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Charlotte Cranptsu.

The Cincinnati papers record the death
OF Charlotte Cr;Mpton, " no WAS at one
time one Of the most tavorite actres ses on
the American stage. She was born in
Louisville, IN 1916, her father and mother
both being In the theatrical professions.
she made her first appearance IN Cinciu-
nali, in 1881, ut the Old Columbia Street
Theater. and rose rapidly in her profess
sion. In 1882, she made her appearance
IN Philadelphia. it being her first Eastern
debut, on which occasion she took the
six characters in the :" 1 he Actress at All
Work" She was very versatile actress,
and in one week appeared rs Hamlet,
Lady Macbeth, lago, Richard Ill, the
French spy, and Mazcppa. OF her per-
solial life the Enquirer says:
"ller first husband WAS Charles WIKI
inson, by whom she had one son, negro
J comedian, who survives her. Charles b.
| Mulholland WAS her second spouse, and
| we think he had two successors, the last
of whom is still living. Many of our old
citizens remember what was called the
Howard tragedy, which took place ON
rum street. near Walnut, several years
ago. man OF that na'nt separated from
his wife. and took up with Il parainour
whom lie kept ut MAT place. One day hi,
Miic called there aud asked To SIZE Mrs,
Toward. The paramount answered TO
the ilitine and the sumnoIls, when tn,
real wife Killed her rival. This occur.
renee created I'M intense excitement N
me iimr; shortly after this. play en-
Titled "RtIribuiiOn, or the Cnicinnat
,Fhgehy, was written upon the incl
dents OF this murder. and Miss Cramp.
ton perSonafed the heroine. which, in
ihls case. was the wife. This proceed.
ing incensed the community. and
there was talk of mohbing the actress
During The early par of The lale War
MISS CHAMPION walked from Wheeling
w. Va. to Washington City to procure n
| iaVor for her son from President Lincoln
soon after she enlisted In u MARYLAND
, !rrm,rraIl regiment as n vivanaiere. and
whiie thus engaged she rendered great
service to the sick aud wounded of her
command After the war for time She
? delivered lectures on the evils OF intern.
prrancc. n subject on which she was well
qualified to speak from personal expert.