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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-06-09

NoRrirrrLD,-The ladies Of St Mary's church
will sell ice-cream and cake every friday evening,
during the summer, in the store formerly occupied
by Mr Sanborn.
The freight train which arrives from the north
at seven O'Clock, 7. ~ with passenger car at
tached is allowed TO convey passengers from Mont
pelier to Mortified. By leaving Montpelier ON
the train which connects with the accommodation,
at 5'aOP NJ, and waiting thirty minutes at the
Junction, passengers can arrive in Mortified at Z
P NJ This arrangement gives Mortified people
who come up on the afternoon express, more time
for business, and relieves them Of the necessity Of
waiting for the night train, as heretofore
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-06-09

VERMONT REFORM ScHooL-IIon. Victor At
wood, one OF the trustees of the Reform School,
and Superintendent fairbank, visited yergennes.
on Saturday last, aud closed the contracts for the
repairs and new buildings on the arsenal grounds.
The work is To be commenced at once. new
building, sixty by forty feet, and three stories
high, is to DO erected near the largest OF the
burned buildings, which will be forty by thirty
feet This old building will be built two stories
high and will join the larger building. The gun
house Is To be moved from its present location 10
position In the rear Of the buildings, and will
lie used for the steam works and gas apparatus
necessary for running the shop, and heating and
lighting the other buildings. The officers quar-
tiers are to be remodeed and fixed over for the
girls reformatory. The whole OF the contracts
have been given TO y. IL. Daniels, Of Vergennes,
who built the reform buildings destroyed last fall
at Waterbury The plans have been prepared by
the trustees and superintendent. The buildings
are 10 DO covered with slate aud tin.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-06-09

GAYsymLE-N Gay Brother, are repairing
their building formerly used as dry house, and
are putting in machinery for the manufacture Of
buttons steam will be used as tho motive power
for the present The mandatory Is 10 have
working capacity Tor fifty hands which will give
the village a jog in the right direction
&C n Culyer has repaired his house from the
effects Of the fire, and given it new coat Of
paint throughout
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-06-09

MAsoNIc.-Ihe Sovereign Grand Council Of
knights Of the Red Cross Of Constantine, and ar-
pendant orders, for the United States Of America,
was Instituted At the new Masonic Temple, Ia New
York, on June list Ten state councils were rep
resented The Imperial Council Of Vermont was
represented by Sir Knights Henry D. Bean, Grand
Viceroy and Frank II. Bascom, Grand Senior
General The next meeting viii be held in New
York city, In June, 1876
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-06-09

F1RE IN SHREwsRURY The dwelling house OF
Mr. Volney Harris, in Shrewsbury, took fire Sat
urday, during his absence from home, and was
burned to the ground with nearly all its contents
Mrs. Harris being able to remove only few light
articles. There was a small insurance
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-06-09

TnE ST. ALnAss BurTEn MARKET, yesterday,
ruled about the same as Last week We quote
common 10 fair at from eighteen to twenty cents
fair to good, twenty-five 10 twenty-three cents
choice, twenty-five TO twenty-slx cents selections
twenty-sevon eents gilt edge twenty- eght cents
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-06-09

NEW HAMrsHnR--The telegraph dispatches
announce that the superior court Of New Hamp-
shire has decided, unanimously, that Messrs.
Priest and Proctor the two senators brought in by
the action Of the Governor and Council, are legally
entitled to their seats by the action Of the senate
itself which is legally competent to decide as to
its own memben and this is done without the ex-
preston Of any opinion as to the action Of the
Governor or Council in the premises
This decision throws the Republicans into a
great furry which will doubtless result in the &C
ceptanes Of tho present situation-the choice Of
state officers the transaction Of all indispensable
business-and ana adjournment at very early day.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-06-09

CAnor.-Farmers have completed their spring
work, and although somewhat late they have had
fine weather ior closing it up. Grass in some
localities is looking, finely-neyer better at this
season bat on other farms, with a westerly cant,
it is winter-kilsd badly, and unless we should
have frequent and warm rains, the crop must be
very light
Charles Robinson has bought the stage route
from this place to Marshfsd Depot, and makes
three trips day
Messrs. ). T Iilley and Jonn Brown have Just
returned from California, and report that they
have passed pleasant winter and found it
much more congenial climate in which to live,
than that Of the Green Mountains
-Business appears to be starting up consider
ably in the villages and different parts Of the
town. Our hotel has during the past year under
gone thorough repairs and it is now prepared to nc
cornmodate good number OF summer boardcrs
The proprietor of the Mineral Spring, Mr. J. o
Morse, is re-tubing it, so as 10 make the water
perfectly pure and retain all lis medicinal quail
ties lie is also fitting mp the grounds around
IT, so rs to make il pleasant and attractive Those
wishing for rest and medical treatment, will find
it desirable place in which 10 spcnda few weeks
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-06-09

BRApFoRD. - Our militia company had their
June drill on Tuesday They appeared with full
ranks, and made fine display.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-06-09

L. d. of q. F.-vernont Lodge No. @ Independent Or
der Of odd fellows meets every WEDNESDAY, KyEsIsa,
at ~ O'Clock, nj Odd Fellows Hall, IAngdons Block,
State street. by order n. q.
ssf CnARLRs y. coLIIss, Secretary.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-06-09

BARnr-lt is expected that the railroad to this
place will be opened for business July ith Iithis
is So loo, out for a big exclamation
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-06-09
Speriaf JloGres.

Many suffer rather Than take nauseous neai,tne
ifom coughs, colds nhucrza, sore throat, ten
l ~ consumption, VII ind IN D.. Wfsfar's Bdifan on
Nnd cherry remedy NJ agfceaie 10 me Palate - se
w. pm ieinoying disease. q and 81 bottle. large
bottles much The cheaper. ~
ECONOMICAL New Food. Twenty-Five cents win buy
l'At. ~ 7a Mo4t fnfinf. made from rure IRISH Moaa
Nhh VIII make hfiy kinds ~ dishes srh ~ eatea rlea
pnldn .tc or Steen quarts n cusaria elles creirns
and Growers. '' ~ mn 1T s9fht-e'
SPRING RENOVATION N ali irnutriti.. a, IN.
hiH which enuif assiude, b0usresa iiuutire -. n
appste and dehniy. pains In side, hack and head mr.
iluueY F furnish four weeks surpv ~ vseet.tl.
rnees adartei 70 person and case on frreipt III avs
and eyes. ' W "@'
Remedies By mail or express, with fuil directions
q. n. pLrhLFY, NJ D.
B-p Montpelar VI
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-06-09

GEoR0K II. BUCK has been appointed postnns
ter at Reading

A SAD affair occurred ON BROAD Brook, %
near South Royalton, Monday afternoon Of last
week. Mrs n. NJ. Bancroft, who has been a mon
omaniac for some time, set fire 10 her house and
woodshed, and then cut her own throat. She
came near wounding the carotid arteries on either
side, cutting the windpipe half off, and the sur
geons who were called to dress the wounds say
there is faint chance Of her recovery. The house
and shed were burned, but considerable of the con
tents were saved. Jealousy Is said TO have been
the cause.
A CHILD OF Mr. Coullard, OF Ludlow who is
employed In walkers harness, collar aud trunk
mandatory, was scalded 10 death on Friday the
2Sth ult Mrs. Coullard had been backing the
stove She took a boiler full Of suds from the
stove and set 1t into the shed. The child, which
WAS two years old took waste paper and initiated
the mother In polishing the stove, when Il stepped
back as Il had seen It's mother. A pail of very hot
water had been set against the partition wall, and
the child stepped too far back and fell into IT, The
child lived but short time
TnE recent espement from Chester is the cause
OF considerable comment In that part Of the state.
The parties were William H. Woodward,
butcher, held In high esteem In the place, and
Mrs. Aaron Lyons. The parties had been intimate
for two years but their criminal intercourse was
not suspected. They were last seen In Rutland,
last Thursday, they were about 10 take the Sar-
atoga train. Woodward leaves wife, young
child aged mother, and many debts; while the
companion OF his Hight has separated herself from
u husband and three children.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-06-09
Glen e7duerfsements.
EIRE WORKS. FIRE wORKsii
PUBLIC EXHIBITION
June II, 1851 July 4, 1875

The New England Laboratory, Boston, G, +. MASrEN,
ivruteni-t announce they prepared 20 furnish a.
Wholesale retail superior line Of goods Of their
factufc. at reduced prices.
Our spccialtics are exhibitions for cities, towns
and clubs. and boxes of Assorted Fire
Works for private use.
Also fun stock NJ Fire Crackers rorneoes Flags, Bal
looms MASKS. Chinese Lanterns Torches, Iorrh-lghts.
Candies. lminatiou4, Colonel Fires Hunting. Cannons,
Pistols Cans. Chinese Punk, Kites Mottnea. Decorations,
Calcium Lights, ami our New Candle Holder for
window Nominations d'atent applied forl at low
est rates.
fg- The cur ~ Boston DifpiaW On A0sioH Common,
JiH an me past frrcu YEARS. nefe dmsrdfi our house
W. HARE also bseH appointed by NE Centennial ComMre
% ffrniih ne bisFiIBi az Boston and hlHkc HH June
IN, ISIS.
Purchasers should send Immediately for our Wholesale
Price List Catalogue of Exhibitions and List Of Garden
Hawiey Street, corner o. NIX Street, Boston. Mass
ORDER EARLY. s-@
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-06-09
Mariages.

Marriages and Deaths inserted traits. OJifuarv
Notices, fro cents per line, inroriaJiv
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-03

TREMENDOUS SALES ~ HARDvaRu srs cont.
family TAXING place At the greet houss OF =. u,
RAN. He 10 actually srlling immense qusnfi
ties Of goods. judging BY che constant departure
o. loaded wagons from his corner. The farm
ers from far snt near are selecting their aers-
cultural implements and hardware. The great
sales OF Rubber Paint indicate that they are aP-
preciated in this market. They ere surprisingly
chesp, handsome and durable. 4. y. himself
is around in person and making things lively
~ usual Nc has the most complete sssort-
Ac.. in tha state. Attention 10 called IN the
Medallion Range. Rail 10 OF ring everything In
HIS line a3 very low prices. lyil-u
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-03

By KEW ARRANGEMENT, says the Reno
Journal, freight from the East can now
be landed at our doors direct. without
being forwarded to Sacramento and then
returned. But the rate remains about
the same, yet in some few instances it 10
less. However. by this new arrange
ment our freight is given to Us week
gain. and for all Of which We are duly
thankful to the Central Pacific Railroad.
HoNoBs TO THE DEAD PRESIDENT
The National colors were hung at half
mast from the Capitol building, the
United States Mint and the United States
Land Office yesterday, in honor OF the
late ex-President johnson. By dis
patch received yesterday conveying an
order from President Grant, tho Mint in
this city will be closed to-day out OF re-
spect to the distinguished deceased.
SoME SPECIMENS from the Hewston
mine, showing free gold and many in
locations Of metaliferous value. gener-
ally. were exhibited to us yesterday BY
Mr.. Brown-Brown l. Wilson Brown
who is much interested in that quartz
lode. We hear encouraging reports from
the Hewston, and We mean to visit it
S0On.
ANOTHER CASE Of what looked like
scarlet fever, but which seems so light
and tractabls a. to lead to the hope that
it 10 something less serious, required
medical attendance in the western end Of
town on Sunday. It was little boy
about six years old.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-03

4hs Girl 0sabhing In Alpine County.
Some days since We had An item stat
ing that . young woman 1t AaEkleev'l's
had been stabbed by her Italian lover.
Il seems W were wrong - 70 tho prsciss
locality, but few miles out Of the way
of the occurrence makes slight dider-
ence. The girl was stabbed and BY an
Italian; and here are the circumstances
as detailed by that reliable vehicle OF in,
formation, the Carson Valley Ne'es OF
Saturday: William Konig. German
citizen, resides with his motherless chill
drsn. four or five in number. about six
miles above Monitor, Alpine county, Cal
ifornia, and carries on the business OF
dairying and hay making. His dsugh-
ter Agnes. girl OF Is or II. keeps house
for him. Mr.. KONG for about two
months past has had hired on his ranch
IN Italian named Conf. This man be-
came smitten of the girl. and proposed
70 the father to buy her Of him for . wife.
This, OF course, was refused, whereupon
KONG and Conf had fight. resulting in
the Italian 8 arrest and punishment, after
which hs left the neighborhooj, bit after
q few DAYS returned on the stage from
below, and at Markleeville was ordered
by Sheriff Scott to turn back or he would
arrest him. He pretended to obey the
Sheriff, but probably took circuitous
route and reached Konig's ranch and lay
in wait for the accomplishment of his
hellish design. Last Tuesday afternoon
during the absence of her father, at the
usual hour, the girl with two men were
engaged in mi king, when su 1denly the
Italian approached the girl and proposed
to her that she Immediately elope with
him. Agnes refused. when, quicker than
thought, the monster drew knife and
attacked her with it. She screamed. at
tracing the attention of the men who
were with her, who seeing the situation,
one of them fired a pistol at the wretch,
but missed him, when the would be
murderer went after the other man, but
his attack was warded off by his rscei, .
ing a heavy blow in his face from half
filled milk pail, which felled him to the
ground, but be Immediately sprang to
his feet and fed in the direction Of Slim
kard Valley, and We believe has not yet
been caught !; but it is reported that he
was seen at the Miller ranch near Mark
leeville two or three days since. Honig
offers $500 reward for his Apprehension.
Six or eight men are on his track, and
it is probable that they may capture him.
The girls wounds are Of . shocking
nature. comprising several gashes about
her head and face. one running from the
chin across the thloat to the jugular
vein, which the cut barely failed sever
ing. Another is across tho back OF the
neck, and sewers all the muscles and
tendons. depriving the head Of all sup
port save what is afforded by one muscle
or tendon on the side Of the neck. At
the time of the tragedy DR.. Black was at
Woodford's professionally. where q
essepger from the scene sought him.
He Immediately repaired to the assist
ance OF the poor girl. dressed her wounds.
placed the head in position With band
sges, and reports that with careful
watching and nursing she will probably
live.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-03

Send for Catalogue Of our Machines. and spss
application we will give price to dealers nst
miners for all supplies they may need. Ne
eusrsnte. our prices ~ low - any house = ~
state. AkH.S0
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-03

BACK TO HIS PEs1LE is our apothecare-
full friend O. P. Willis. He is appro-
priately called 0. p. from his long and
successful residence in 'Ope Phalley)
He has not only been bravely boarding
the lion Of the Sierra in his lair, but has
also cultivated . mountainous whisker Of
his own. He says that Abe Edgington.
Charley Vangorder e. Company are up
there having the biggest kind Of junk
citing, dancing and eating trout and
jollifyinR generally. Swears by Hope
Valley, does o. p, but he 10 glad to be
restored to the reviviiying shade Of bis
perennial fount, his marble reservoir Of
sody water. And who can blame him?
When the travel-vorn emigrant. tossed
for many many days in tho wooden
turns his heavy eyes from the tank OF
warm water with which his thirst has
been Knocked on tho alkaline wastes OF
the Great Basin. toward the Arctic re-
freshfulness of that silver-mounted foun-
tain and hears the quick gush Of its
puugens waters as released from their
confinement by the valiant Thane Of
Fife, he incontinently plays. as with
spendthrift hand. along the rugged edge
OF five cent shin plaster and gasps for
. glassful Of that celebrating beverage.
But not drop for him, not q spray, not
sizzle until. with bold and manly hand
he produces short and silver bit. Not
that such are Flies orders, but it is but
Just. And now do We swear by the
memory of that bensfactor Of his race
who hrst invented sody-watsr that We
are glad to see Orlando restored to the
bosom Of his boluses, infusions and
tinctures.
HAHDwARx-NEw F1RH.-The hard
ware house of Fox L Company. North
Carson street, has changed hands. The
proprietorship Of that extensive repos-
itory of iron-ware. crockery, tools of al
kinds, stoves, tinvare, paints, plumbers
goods. &C., &C.. has fallen, by purchase.
into the hands of Mr.. p. A. Wagner 4
Co., who will make it first class hard
ware establishment in all its branches
and so conduct their affairs a. to merit
the sustaining patronage Of the public.
Will get ct EN- moro Ut lspgth in . day
or two.
TIE Post Ofice will be open to-day
from to "a. n. and II n. to p. \.
z. ]. WHITE, n. D., Physician and Surgeon.
IL once nors at his old quarters over Fosters
Drug Store Carson Street, opposite the Capitol.
ie3otf
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Funeral HonsFs to Bx-Presidsat
johnson.

New York, August "A Greenville,
Tennessee, special says the remains OF
ex-President johnson arrived yesterday.
and were taken charge of by the Masonic
fraternity and escorted to the residence
of deceased where the body was placed
in beautiful casket and embodied in the
national flag. Inside in his hand was
placed the Constitution. thus complying
with his dying request. Tho cssket was
inscribed: ANDREW johnson, born 1908. 3"
The citizens of Greenville requested the
honor of burying the illustrious deed, but
his family unwillingly removed his re-
mains from home. The funeral will be
an imposing event. A large number Of
military organizations will participate.
Special trains will be run from New York,
Cincinnati, Washington and other places
with citizens to attend the funeral. 1t
is very warn weather, and the under
takers think they will be compelled to
close tho casket to-day. The burial
place is high hill near town, long since
selected by deceased IS his last resting
place.
Washington, August Am order was
issued to Commodore Ammon, acting
Secretary Of the Navy. directing, in pur-
suance Of orders, announcing the death
Of ex-Presidents Johnson, that the ensign
of each naval station and Of each vessel
Of the United States Navy in commission
DO hoisted at half mast from sunrise to
sunset, and that gun be fred at inter.
walls of half IN hour from sunrise to sun
set at each naval station. and on board
flag ships and Of vessels acting sipgly on
the day Of the funeral, where this order
may be received in time, otherwise on
the day after ito receipt BY officers Of tho
navy and marine.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-03

TIE FAvoRIIE.-The Bank Exchange Saloon
corner Of King and Ormsby Streets is becoming
the favorite resort OF this city. The great
attraction il Fredericksburg Beer. while che
best of wines, liquors and cigars are. also. sold
at the bar. A first class Pcdre Gene for the
amusement Of guests, cold lunch ut all hours
and hearty good cheer for all ere its recommen-
iations to public favor. Il. X. Brown 10 the
proprietor.
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IMPORTANT. EndoEssd BY he Medical pro
fession. On, WV, HALLS BALeAM FOR TIL
LUNGS cures COUGHS. Colds and Consumption,
and all diseases Of the Throat and Chest. DIR.
TOWNSHIPS TOOTHACHE ANODYNE curee
lin one MINUTE. nhl2.6n
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CARSON CITY
SHINING STOCK REPORT

Forenoon Beard
$500 Ophir 60
1895 Mexican %, 231,,
:s625 Gould / Curry 26. 25ss
J67O Best & Belcher 60. 81
$40 Savage $50
COO Chollar 80, 9211a
40 Hale L Norcross 50, 5211I.
$50 Crown Point 49,; 49,.
60 Yellow Jacket SO. 81.
745 Imperial 49,. III.
1875 Empire Mill y.
80 Alpha 2l1s
$50 Belcher 29l.
30 Kentuck 1871, l6
300 Confidence %. 25i,
400 Con Virginia 345. 1922.
$50 Sierra Nevada 10. 49,.
go California 50. 6s1s
:l45 Bullion Sc, So
10 Exchequer 200
100 Seq Belcher los. 1902
80 Overman IS, 80 b5
100 Globe size
S Justice las
195 Union Con 101,, II bio
J35 Julia %. %
J95 Caledonia 2Sis
1875 Lady Bryan ~
$50 Baltimore 60, e..
us Utah Az, IA.
$40 Kossuth 4, A.
30 Silver Hill H., l1I
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Evening Repevs

Evening Report
:a5 Meadow Valley 6as. Ga
400 Raymond & Ely Az, ~
100 Eureka Con 50
100 Jackson 2HI,, y.
10 American Flag ,
i65 Belmont 31
200 Rye Patch "a. L..
100 X K Con So, e
100 FL Dorado South SOC
37l0 Mansfield *, Il.
500 jefferson A..
400 Gila 5, A.,
1880 G Chariot IL, L.
30 Eureka &C " 4
) St Patrick Ia
1922 Prussian 21ls
1920 Leopard II. IL.
200 Dayton 81, Ga
40 Eclipse Q
700 Challenge e.. 81.
$50 Illinois Central 6
800 Pauper Csc
200 South Mountain y.
20 Poorman 81
400 Empire I'D SOC
200 South Chariot Soc, Soc
200 Mahogany
$50 Mansfield 40c
1860 Rock Island 81, 81
400 New York Con AZ. A.
so American Flat AZ, A..
400 Occidental AZ. Az
$50 Phil Sheridan IL, 2
1900 Tyler 1. soc
$40 Woodville 31s, 81
-, go Lady Washington ~, 2,
300 ALA 3
1870 Kossuth 2111, 23s
100 Original Gold Hill II.
l120 Seq Rock Island Ia, l..
700 Mint Coo, soc
325 Leo IL, l Csc
PATS Andes 6, 61s b30
$50 Florida %
400 Niagara SOC
1865 Cosmopolitan 55c, SIG
1920 Leviathsn
20l5 Prospect 5
500 South California 2
300 MARYLAND l
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

o.xss1 nousx-sEoaeE D. v,zEs. rsosnu7o.
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shetiInHS sna 81 cthss Toods q sosf'sEtbs
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