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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-09-27
nraM9.

In MONTPELIER, September "a. Of consumption, MARY
ELLA WEBSTER, aged Il years and 10 months.
In Chelsea, September Is, LYMAN MErCALF, aged %
years.
IS years.
In Northdeid, August 9 LUClrs ANDREW, Youngest
ch of Page and Laura Harris aged months and 10 days
" safe IN the arms of Jesus"
In North llydepark, September 20, FRANK l.. ALLEN,
son u Leonard +. and Cynthia Is. Allen. aged years and
months. " None knew him but 20 love-
In Milville Mass September 90 MARY A. HAfLEN ,
wife Of Richard MoWlhluns aged 81 years
Dearest sister, thou hast left ~.
Thou hast rrusse,l the shining shore;
SOM We shall meet thee. dear Mary,
Meet 10 part no more.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-09-27


The following preamble and resolutions were
passed by Post Brooks, Grand Army Of tho Re
public, at their meeting held last evening
Whereas, II has pleased God, in Ills provi-
dcncc 10 remove from our midst our late COM
radc Arthur VI. pcarsons. 10 l. therefore
Ros0ired That we. momher. Of Post Brooks,
Grand Army Of the Republic, deeply feel the LOSE
we have sustained, In the departure Of our late
comradc. and would heartily extend our sympa-
thy to the family Of our late commdc In their az
Fiction and would commend them 10 Him who IL
a Father to the iatherless, and the widows God
solrcd, That o copy Of these resolutions be
furnished to the afflicted family
Res1irod. That the thanks oi Post Brooks,
No. 10, Grand Army Of the Republic be extended
to James r. langdon, r. +. icweti, +. W Irish
and J IT, BostwiclS, for the generous donation Of
their teams at the funeral Of Commde A. NJ
rcar.ons also to the choir and other friends, who
donated their services on this occasion
subsequently, the following preamble and res
olutions were also presented and unanimously
adopted
Where's. Hiram Atkins, Of the l,sas anil
Patriot, published in his black list the name
OF our dead comnde, Arthur NJ rearsons. and
this on the Wednesday after his death and burial;
therefore.
Rsoirai, That We as comrades OF Brooks
Post, Grand Army Of the Republic, 90 condemn
this brutal and unjust matchmaking Of the mem.
Dry Of a dead commdc
Rssolred, That We, as comrades, regard IL as
a duty to look with contempt upon a man dead to
an sense Of honor, who insults the widow and the
fatherless
Rsolrei, That copy Of these resolutions be
requested to be Published in the VERMONT
WArciDtAN ANp STATE iouRN,L and the Grsn
N1u0fail Frffuuu"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-09-27
2lerkh sWarhets.
Cattle Market.

At Cambridge and BRIGHTON, for the week ending Tuesday
September 20, is76.
AMOUNT STOCK
Clffie Sheen. Shofcs. Hagi Calrss
Last week ......... 100 5isl rs s5ii Il
one year ago....... i.0e9 lOs5a 600 SOUS IS
PRcEs-Besf Cdffie-Extrd tat and heavy premium oxen
SlOnGe75O Hrs quality sb2he,di second quality, $3.50
9en0 Thru quality, o0Muo n lln rs. on total weight
u hide talow and dressed beet few choice single pas
50 rs; bulls. etc. siOOGi50
HorftHg Orel-sl 3jft!nV " pair, according To their
value = beef. Steers, sslFtl50.
Mlca CpWs-Fair qualify S9Oef50 extra good sA5 80.
with without calves may be agreed farfow and
binary s2Net3l; yearugs Slu0Oeck10; two-yearsolds,
sls.O06532.On; ihre-y eafs-ods, sSGc41,
Shsep md LHhs-common, sat sc extra htlth c u n
on live WEIGHT Spring lambs, IN lots, SllNffi.D.
Veal Calres-Sih 50 per head.
Hides Brighton, tisAtec country lots. hiigl6c " A..
car skins ieegllc iaow, brighton DC q n, country lots
SCI pelts, 5uc.
RENhnEsIhe supply runs very even the past few weeks,
being about what required, and prices kei steady
except the lower grades for which there Is not cab
crate call The demand In aud around the city for meats Is
Increasing, which nsures generous trade for good calves
Hathaway swift sold steers weighing 10 s1 ibs at
o. u H. live, AMI steers, weighing Is 800 ts at
$50 ~ n. NJ T. shackett sold sixteen steers, weighing
from 800 TO aoO MS NJ re q NJ live, and smaller cattle 10
dress from $50 Ia r0o h at bep5g ~ NJ Prices sheep
aud lambs substantially the al the last market
Trade Il full active. with fair quality on sale. We all
feel the loss Of C. BAILEY, who for many years has been
n tle business. H. = Fuller sold one hundred and twenty
i've smbs lbs ms, at Sc q b j. D. Moore sold one
hundred and tWentyseyen lambs average 81 ms u SIC 81
NJ; Williamson Sold eighty sheep weighing h50 MS nt e.
AZ ~, william Mells sold hundred and twenty eight
hmhs average u Ms, nt $50 y h.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-09-27
DIomAnp pLLhoN.s E,riA.rEi.

In Probate Court held At Montgeer In said District on
the 9TH iay OF september, A. u. ISIS. -
j. W. Ellis administrator Win the Will annexed Of The
estate Of Richard Dillon, late Of Montpelier la said District
decreased, presents his ADMINISTRATION account for cxaninn
allowance and makes Application for decree II
sihution and partition OF tie OF sAd ieofasr
WheIcnpon. ordered by said Court that sshi az
count and aid application be referred "a ssassal
thereof, 10 be held At the Probate cnice. IA said
Montpelier. the 50 day Of October, A. d. lsso, for
that notice hereof be given 10 all pcfson. interested ~ pub
OF the TIRES successfully IN the vermont
Watchinan 4 state Journal. newepal~ar published AZ
Montpelier previous said time appointed for hearing that
they may appear at sail time aud place and show cause
any they have. why said ar should not be a'iowei
and such decree made. hs tie conft-Aiiest,
$500 NANNtN filpt>, 3ustae.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-09-27
HoRic.E mAhh I. ! ESTATE.

Ia Probate Court, held al Montpelier IN and Tor said Dts
iTicf the itth day 81 september, A. d. 1875
Sargent g. bailey, administrator OF the estate Of Horace
Hall late Woodbury. Ia snd District, deceased make
application said Court, In wring fo license TO sell all OF
ihf real estate OF SAID deceased representing that the sale
thereof b neceraiy io the payment Of the debts OF sai
deceased secured by mortgage the same and charges OF
administration, Whefeupon, Il Is ordered BY said Court
that said Application be referred To session thereof 10
be held al the Probate Oice, IN said Montpelier, the
i1h day Of October, A. ~ 1876, tor hearing and de-
cslan thereon; and, II Il further ordered that all per
Interested be- notified hereof, By publication Of
OF said application order thereon three weeks
eassivuy la Vermont Waehnan State journal,
paper published At Montpelier and which ccuates In tl'
hahhorhOu those Interested, before said time Of hearing
that they may appetr said time and place. and they
cause, obieot thereto. BY the sauf.-Atte~i,
i9-si \. a. CHASE. Register
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-09-27

CAnor.-The Congregational and Methodist
churches have both resumed the order of hay
ing sermons each Sabbath, the three months OF
hot weather having passed for which the change
was made All express themselves well satisfied
with the experiment Of one service during the
hot weather. Mr.. and Mrs. Eben C, Smith
passed the tenth anniversary of their married life
on Tuesday, the Goth. large number Of friends
assembled at their house, and presented their
compliments and good supply OF tin for their
future use-all hoping their lives may be long,
useful and prosperous. Quite a large number
Of our citizens are now visiting the Centennial, a
good many having returned aud the ladies all say
it is perfectly splendid r. lamson is greatly
improving the grounds around his residence, by
doing a large job of grading, Mrs J, H. Gerry
offers for sale very large and fine assortment
OF millinery goods, among which we notice plenty
OF goods which cannot fail 10 attract the eye and
please the fancy OF the ladies.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-09-27
HENRY W. FRENcH's ESTATE.

In pruhae Cont, held Monneef In said District,
the lgh daY OF September. A. u. 1916
John A. French Administrator OF the estate OF
Henry W. French late of Barre. In said District, de-
colsed ple-enl. his administration account for exam
nation and allowance, and urikes application for
dncec datIihutson and partition Of the estate Of
said decreased. Mheruupun, It is ordered by said COuft
that said aud said application be referred Ia
session ieuOi 20 be- held at the irupac oe In aid Mont
perr tho 18th dag OF pruhe \. u. ISIS for hearing
and delsion thereon And, u h. further ordered that
notice hereof be- given 10 all persons Interested by pnbca-
the three weeks successfully IN the Vermont
Waichman and state journal, newspaper published nj
Montpelier previous 20 sail time appointed Tor hearing
that they may appear at said time and place, and show
cause ifany y may have, why said account should not
he allowed. aud such decree made
By the Court.-Attest.
A CHASE R,dsfer
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-09-27

N NIAIE UFNTKNUNI1 UIsTTTt OF washington,
In Probate Court, held Montueler said District. on
the ald day OF september A. b. lsl6
l.. a. Dodgc, Administrator OF the estate OF Nathan
Dodge, late af Montpelier In said District, deceased, pre-
his administration account and allow
and makes application fo decree Of distribution and
partition OF the estate 81 said deceased Nhereupon Il u
ordered 10y said Court, that said account and said appea
referred .iQn thereof 10 be held at the Probate
ONCE. said Montpelier, the llth day Of October A.
D. 1876. for hearing and decision tereon And, further
ODr that notice hereof be given To all persons Interested
hy publication OF the three weeks sneceasiyey In liz,
Vermont Waterman q State Journal, newspaper pub
lshe at Montpelier, previous Ia said time appointed for
hearing, that ihel may appear al said time and place aud
show any they may have, why said account should
not be allowed. and sfich decree made
by the Couu.-AfttSt.
g-2 HARVEY TILDEN. Judge.
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Many n, GAr,iS, III Es x 5l,;,,, =, r.m,

In Probate Court, held johnson, In said Distrct.
the IN day Of september, \. d. 1875
Albert JnhOnnott, Executor Of the estate Of Mary NJ
Gates late of Mnrrlsown, In said District deceased,
presents bis administration account for examination amt
allowance, aud makes Application for decrce Of dis
trbuon aud partition Of tee-tae of said deceased Where
upon Is ordered by said Court, that said account and said
Application be referred 10 sepn thereof TO be held at the
Probate Oiec In said johnson, the ath day Of sepem
ber A. d. 1870 for hearing and decision teIeoni And,
further ordered that notice hereof be given 10 AL per
Interested by publication OF the saine three we-ks
SUCCESSFULLY hl the Vermont Naicbman state Journal
auuNspaper published Montpelier previous 70 said time
appointed Tor hearing that they may appear a. said tn's
and piac and show any they may have, why salt
account should not be allowed and such decree made
$50 ~ "' 5. I. PIKE. Register.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-09-27
r ros,Rp Fills, ESTATE.

In Probate conr, held IN Montpeier Ia and for said
District. ON the 6th day Of September A. ID. lsl6
An instrument purrorng 10 BE- the last viii and tesla
lament Of Leonard Ellis. late of Berlin, said district, de-
ceased being presented the Court by Mary L. Ella the
E1ecutrx therein named, Tor Probate; II u ordered by
said Court that all persons concerned therein be
hed TO appear session OF said Court be held the
Probate once Montpelier The 30h day Of september,
D. 1876 and show cause, II any they may have aganstthe
probate Of said will for which purpose i further ordered.
that copy Of the record Of this ouler be published three
weeks successfully n the Vermont Watcinan and State
journal printed At Montpelier previous 10 said APP
pointed for hearing BY the couit-Atest,
1850 y. A. CHASE, Register
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-09-27

The undersigned having been appointed by the Honorable
Probate Court Tot The District Of Washington Commission
en- q rcve examine and adjust all claims and demands
Of all persons against the estate of Aonzo Hayden late
Of Duxbuy said District, Diseased, and all claims exhb
tied In Offset thereto hereby give notice that Will meet
for the purposes aforesaid, at T.. =. Pamer's Office.
In Waterbury In said District the st day Of Noyem
her A. d. 1876 and 1T day OF March, A. d. lsnext, from
o'clock, A. ", until four o'clock r. NJ, each OF said
days, and that months the rz day Of september,
A. H. is16 is the time limited by aid Court for said eredi
toTs present their claims n for examination and al
lnwance.
Dated at Waterbury this ga dag Of September A. D. lssS
HORACE fAIES. ! r....t..t....
50-52 GEORGE c. ARMS, '"niniasi"AeiS'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-09-27

WAsHlNaroN COUNTY GRAND JuRY The fol-
lowing descriptive list of the grand jury at the
present term Of court has been handed us for pub
lication Officers in charge-W 7, Dillingham;,
Waterbury, States Attorney, thirty-two years OF
age H. W. Lyford, Warren, Sheriff, forty-one
wears OF age; T. W. Howe, Northfeld Deputy
sheriff ifty-seven years of age. The Jury-Barre,
D. B. Wheelock, farmer, ffty-six years of age
Berlin Daniel Chandler, farmer sixty-iour years
of age; Cabot, j. NJ. Fisher, farmer, iorty-one
years of age; Calais, Ira s. Dwinell, farmer sixty
years of age; DuNbury, willard Atkins, farmer,
dfty-six years Of age Fast Montpelier, Nathaniel
Davis. Jr., farmer and produce dealer, thiriy-nine
years Of age Fayston, s. Somerille farmer
forty-two years Of age Marshtield, William Has
kins, farmer fiity-seyen yean Of age Middlesex,
William Chaplin, farmer, forty-four years OF age
Montpelier, J. c. Emery Foreman, merchant,
sixty years of age; Moretown, George Buckley
farmer, sxty-one years of age Northheld, Mar
tin Cobelgh, mechanic forty-six years of agei
| Plainfeld, stephen Spencer, farmer, fouy-three
wears of age; walsheld, S. S. Macomber, insu-
rance agent ffty-seven years of age Warren,
| d Coodspeed, farmer sixty-eight years OF age
| Waterbury John Jacknan, farmer, sixty-one
years of age. Woodbury., j. II. Cole, farmer, sixty
| nine wears OF age Worcester, 3 g. Copp, farmer
"irty'three wears of age Average ages ity lone
| md one-ninth years. In religious preferences
, they stand: Congregational, seven; Methodist,
| fnnT, Independent three; Uniyersalst, two no
nrelerence two; Baptist, ONE Episoopalian, one,
| and Crayite one. Politically they are divided,
| Republicans eighteen democrats, three
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IraaI 1loires.
y UTTER BrcKLrY,s ESTATE.

IL STATE or VERMONT, District u Washington,
In Probate Court, held M1uper. and for said DIS
trrt, the l2th day of September. \. u. 1876
An pnrIpriing to be the last viii and testa
ment Of Luther Becey. late Of barre. IN saitsrei, de-
ceased, being presented the Court by o. H. Boyce
the Executor therein named, for Probate II Is ordered
by said Court that all persons concerned therein be
ned appear session OF ad Court 10 be- held at the
Probate Office Ia Montpelier the 9nh day Of september
A. D. and show cause, II they may have,
the Probate Of said VIII for which purpose Il Is further
dered that copy Of the record Of this order he published
three weeks successfully In the Vermont atchman state
Journal printed ut Montpelier, previous 70 said time APP
pointed for hearing. by the Court Attest,
$3.50 "A. CHASE. Register.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-09-27
WILLIAM NJ. AYERS, ESTATE.

The undersigned, having been appointed by the honorable
PROBATE for the district Of Washington commissioner,
To receive examine and adjust all claims and demands Of
all persons against the estate u William NJ. Ayers, late Of
Barre said district Decreased, and all eai,ns exhibited
ia Offset thereto hereby give notice that VIII meet for
the purposes aforesaid al the dwelling honse Of the widow
Of said deceased In Barre the l1h day OF october AMI
25t day Of February next from one o'clock r NJ until
four u'rlnk each Of said days and that six months
the "a iay OF September A. D. 1876 l. the time linz
he'd by said court for said creditors 10 present their claims
10 IA Tor examination and allowance.
Dasf az Barre this l3ih day Of September, A. D. issb
y y. ANfHiLL r,,.,,i. s,,,uar.
1851 CARLOS CARrENTER,t commissioners
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About Town.


~ '''''' - wv V'
'''-''"N''s ''''''
hhV- Mn WRIGHT pastor oi Tie Dhuteh OF the
Messiah, exchanges with Rev d. j. simmons, Of
'ii'''-'''''' w. "'N'
MIR j g. fhiNNti' one OF the committee Of the
Union school here has just purchased Hne piano
ana organ iorthe use OF tue school
CurAN THOMAS the famous magician. am
nounees series Of his popular entertainments at
Village Hall, October ioth, 11th and i2th.
REGULAR communication Of Aurora lodge.
No. - y. & A. NJ, viii bee held on Monday even
ing october a. az haltra-t seven o'clock
TIM examination Of furnace fine. and rno.
previous TO putting mp stove. Cor fau and vim
ter. is "a precaution never omitted by tie wise.
Al, 81 & tr,,,.....,, ,, p,,i,.,,,, ,.i ,.,..,,,,
- n..,....-..i.. 49,. .,.t,,.-. g..
ken the Riverside boariinr.bon.o i'm tbi. village
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80.
w EATON i@t'.' q pip''l'lhs young ""yer
~ west Oohcoiu uied M"aaAy hisnt oil E't week
MT Eaton was a former resident oil TINS Wiz
hse' ana grandson OF the Ate '"ase Arlnah
Waterman lls remains were taken 20 "'eens-
moro Tor burial
PRofEssoR CspwrLLs grand combination Of
mesmerism and psychology, will appear at Village
i'ail uis evening me onl'r''lnm'nl gave UNI
Ooulueu N'usla'''h A'f' e''n'n-i ana "'e lo"
phee OF aunis''on' n''o'n ''"'s' unu''O''alS 'n-
snIes Ois crowd
ANoSG the Ncrnonters present on tle Jcntcn-
NAL grounds ON Thursday last, was The Hon.
Daniel Baldwin, Of this village, now ceAty-siy
years Of age, hale and hearty as man OF seventy,
and he is reported as having endured the fatigue
OF sightseeing far better tianmuch younger men
L. J.. DrnANr, president Of the Montpelier Re
form Club, and some able speakers from abroad,
will address the citizens Of Montpelier and vicin-
ity, In behalf Of temperance reform, az Village
Hail, Sunday evening, October lst, at seven
O'Clock. Ever, body Is invited and urged b at
tend
Al ID
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-09-27

NoRuHiELp.-A Mabel Brown, daughter of II. Il.
Brown, Of this place, while ON her way to school,
Monday morning slipped on the sidewalk and
fell, driving a slate pencil which was in her dress
pocket into her thigh some two inches and u
half, when il broke off. The pencil was soon ex-
traeted by a physician, but it leaves an ngly and
painful wound. Mr.. and Mrs. II. b. Dodge Of
this village received their friends and relatives,
at their residence ON Union street. Monday even
ing. The occasion was the twenty-fith aDniyer-
sary Of their wedding day Ii was an excellent
affair. The supper was fine, the singing first
class aud the presentation of the gifts, by Rev
X, A. Greene was an admirable oii-hand effort
The presents were in good taste, and quite
beautiful
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-09-27


In Probate Cont, holden AT Montpelier, and si
District, on the 18Th daS OF september, A. u. lrlbi
Edwin g. trossett. administrator Ut the % Cad
toett, tate OF Dnxbury In said District Deceased makes
application 10 said Ccuu 10 extend the al
lowed him ~ the debts due from said estate, and %
render his administration account untir fitue day
Nheeunon II ordered BY said Court, that said appla
ton be- heard at the Probate ucr in Montpelier the
IN day VI October A. D. 1875 and II further ordered,
that nncs be given 10 all cnnccrncd. BY publication
OF this order Ia the Vermont walchrian stale Journal
pfine at Montpelier three weeks successfully, heior SAID
hearing. iiY the tuut.--Attrst,
Nii IA. CHASE. Register.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-09-27

vERsHIRE. The fifth anniversary OF the mar
riage OF Mr.. A. +. Maltby and wife, occurred on
the 10th instant, and was celebrated by a sur
prise party, got up by friends OF the family, Tho
company assembled at the house OF o. Maltby
near, but not in sight and marched In procession
TO the house, carrying various gifts OF furniture
and fancy articles, all useful and valuable, AZ
tokens OF their good will and friendship. The
family were sufficiently surprised to satisfy any
body, and all pronounced it one Of the pleas
ATTEST visits they ever enjoyed.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-09-27

4 CONNECTION. Mr.. Merrill Jones writes MS
follows from Tunbridge, under date Of September
25th: "Msrs Editors In the last number Of
your paper / noticed an article which is incorrect
in almost every particular; and as no one can be
benefited by a misstatement of facts, | hope yon
will insert this correction as it is just to those
concerned In the article referred TO, it is stated
that Mr. Charles Jones, Of this town, recently
had bis hand badly torn in a threshing machine,
and that amputation being necessary DR.. d. W.
Loyejoy, Of South Royalton, was called to perform
the operation Now, in the first place, there Is
no such person in this town, that | can learn Of
as Charles Jones, so suppose the person refer
red to is my SON Freddie Jones, a boy eleven years
old, who was injured by threshlng machine on
the seventh instant In the second place, it was
not the hand which was badly torn that being
only slightly injured, bat the elbow joint and the
arm, both above and below the elbow, being
caught by the cylinder Of the machine, were
broken and mangled in terrible manner, making
amputation nccessary-not Of the hand alone, but
Of the arm near the shoulder In the third place
the operation was not performed by DIR. loyeioy,
OF South Royalton, but by DR. Fish, Of this town.
Dr. Loveioy being called to assist On. Fish, which
he did in a very satisfactory manner.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-09-27

ORANGE CESTER.--lhe religious services in the
new Congregational church, Sunday morning,
were conducted by Rev. J. w. Bemis of Mont
pelier, and in the evening by the gospel work.
ers A. j. Howe WAS not present as expected.
The new pastor will return to his labors this
week.. Bemal H. Lord had his pocket re-
lieved Of valuable gold watch and chain
while at the Centennial exhibition last week.
" Jacks" new house Is an improvement To the
" corner" we wish there were more like IT.. A
large stone in the road, near c. W. liolbrooks
barn, caused f. W. Lords wagon to break down
Saturday evening.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-09-27

rmr BHApfonp ISoESDiARy.-Mr. n.
Stevens, Of Bradford, who was arrested some time
since, charged with attempt TO burn the Trotter
House, and was released ON bail, has been recon-
mitted TO Chelsea jail at the Instance Of her bonds
men Her health Is represented as being very
poor. She processes her ability to procure bail
from parties outside the state