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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-02

The employers of shop girls all profess
TO sympathize with the movement in behalf OF
the girls comfort, started by number Of
thoughtful, humane, and charitable ladies' of the
city. Wil they then, practically cooperate with
them In cssenlng, so far as possible the hard
ships Of the girls Lady shoppers have their
part also to perform, Ia showing the girls due
and proper consideration, and In encouraging
the effort TO provide them with seats while they
are employed behind the counter
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-02

The impression has become general, of late.
that the New Nors ITbnne ha. DEVELOPED into clear
case ~ Democratic organ. We are surprised, Their
fore TO rnu n is prospectus the declaration That during
the tentennill yeir II VIII maintain with the OLD
fervur the Oh Republican prncipl"s and VIII rejoice
whenever those prluClp triumphant under the OLD
banners" We shall look for radical change In the
ItibHre after Jan. l. C.acfRndH G1kesie.
No one who knows anything about JAY
GoULDs newsr aper ever regarded It a. either u
Democratic or a Republican organ. or anything
else but n stock iobbing organ OF the Wal street
shark. lie does not allow 1t to have any poiitl-
cal principles whatever, or rather he allows 1t to
have all. IL takes the side he thinks will pay
best. liz intends planting itself on the Repub-
can side Il is because It has found that Its past
insincerity aud dupliclty have not paid. 1t will
do no better when It again changes its face, for
It will keep rs bad character FOR dishonesty and
trucking. JAY GorLD cannot make a paper,
even with the assistance Of a young editor Il
stool pigeon, that will holr any party whatever.
Its advocacy Is worse for the Republicans than
Its eumy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-02

We are sorry to believe that many thou
sands Of men will wake up on this 1rst Sunday
ot the New Year with bad headaches and con-
fused brains. There are very few of our species
who know how to enjoy themselves and TO be
merry without over Indulgence. And yet of all
days In the year, the first should be most wisely
kept. Lot those who yielded to folly yesterday,
spend to-day in resolving TO never do so again.
II they keep their resolutions they Will Ind the
year 1876 the brightest OF their lives. To-day Is
a 1rst-rate tine for m Meditation and reform stion
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-02

In this list we find Stewart paying 5G000taxes
on his stores. On his house and the Motel $2,OOO
more are paid, making SaSO0-but In add iuou
% this he has largo amount Of real estate scat
tered In various parts Of the city. II Is prObible
that his tax last year was not less than Sl2QOyO.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-02

Tomorrow morning Baldwin the Clothier wilt
publish his own Declaration Of lndeuendencc, ana a
VINO pass thr northeast corner Of Canal street and
Broadway IN y read o. IN front OF the flyOTte retail
ciotOlpg TaTcTQ0p4s.-AdV
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-02

given fatal manifestation of the bomi-
oidal Diania shall invariably be confined
the remainder of their natural lives.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-02

K.
door aud again, reaching No. " 70 see closed against
theh ant 80 on, al nun'tHt witnout ena.
The name OF the author Of the Koran Is
Mohammed, and not "Mahomet;" the passage
quoted cannot be found in the X oran At all and,
thirdly, It Is absurd to suppose that II It were
there, 1t would contain the Latin phrase ad
innnitum" aay more than the Hebrew Bible
would. Mr.. Emerson has probably copied some
version Of a Mohammedan tradition, ana taken
no pains to verify ts accuracy.
A like carelessness and want OF thoroughness
appear IN several other cases. For Instance,
Mr.. Emerson says that the chemist mi xes by
drogan and oxygen to yield now product,
which is not these, but water" mixture Of
hydrogen and oxygon forms not water, but IN
explosive gas The two must ne combined by
combustion ana then thay, not the chemist,
"yield water. lie speaks OF Brlat sayarin's
PhysNl0gc du colt, as II no were not quito GER
tain In hi, mind whetherit may not be treatise
on aesthetics, Inst aad OF a book Of gastronomy.
lie ascrioes 60 Watt the saying OF Hollton t.
George H.; ~ deal In an Article OF which
kings are said 10 be fond power" lie cOntin.
ually refers To Swedenbors, as II he were fiuili
with his writings, aud yet he twice Grleyouly
misreprcqents him once making him say tina,
there are trades In heaven, and again quoting
as from him words In regard to the connoc-
ton of thought aud sensuous Imagery which he
neverused. The we-known remark attributed
to u lady, When YOU walk down aroom fall of
women that YOU know hate you looking ut your
back, there IL a moral support In the conscious
ness of Paris cut dress which 10 not afforded
by the nrmest religious principles" Mr.. Emor-
son parAphrases and week.-mrs. thus; "rhe sense
OF being well-dressod gives feeling OF Inward
tranquilli which religion 10 powerless to be-
stow" lie tolls the story OF the means en-
ployed by man 10 prevent public meeting
tron being broken up, AMI enls II by informing
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-11-22
rorldn.

The interest is still undated, and the excite
ment runs high. Il looks a. II here was the last
ditch where the democracy would take their stand
Oncial returns have been received from thirty
two counties out Of the thirty-nine, and not unre-
quently the remote counties are not returned I'M
I'll three weeks after the election The law gives
the returning board twenty-sx days in which 10
make their canvass; and It is now thought an old
law gives the counting Of the electoral vote TO the
Governor, instead Of the returning board. Upon
this point the democrats have asked a hearing
which the Governor will grant. The count will
hardly be begun this week
The Republican visitors at Tallahassee have
published an address, giving as the reason they
do not publish the Republican maioriiies claimed
far heard from, that they fear III ereturns in
the remote democratic parishes arc kept back
with the intention Of 50 doctoring" them, after
the 1ilden method in New York in 1888, A. To
wipe out the Republican maiorites however
large. They conclude their address a. follows:
we think that the democratic assertions that
fraud is contemplated by the Republican mem
bers Of the state board OF canvassers or the Gov
ernor should he be legally the canyassng officer.
being made, as they are, without the slightest
proof, and in respect to men Of honorable and un-
furnished character, are wanton, and made with
no fair or honest purpose, and that they should
have no weight with just and reasonable men
The power Of this board TO correct frauds and
wrongs il undlsputed by any one. They will act
openly, and will be subject to the scrutiny Of the
whole country, and no one can ask anything but
that their decision shall be based upon such facts
as will carry conviction to impartial men, and
fts.r f.F
plicable 10 such cases, and such We believe will
be the action Of the canyassers"
Tie very latest dispatch from Florida says;
The returns from additional democratic counties
reduce the democratic maiorties below their esti-
mates It is shown that the Republican claims 10
the state are fully justified"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-11-22
DeaM9.

A. Berlin November p, very suddenly, Dea. EDWIN :.
ilibbAkD, aged 81 years.
In Wocoit November ", DANIEL W ARDEN. aged 70
years, month and 70 days.
In North wnlston, November ~ al the residence Of
Hon H. u, Fay Mrs. GEORGIA A, FAY, aged 20 years.
IL Newport, \, H.. November ~. ELIZABETII HAR-
NEi widow OF Alexander Harvey late Of McindOes Fails.
aged "a years.
In WILLIAMSBURG, November u. ARIEL cRANFhged ~
years. Mr., Crane had always lived Ia town, the
farm where lie born, and was most rtlccfe etiken
He was the father q Mr.. neoge Crane, The fessnt
sentative from Wians0wn.
In Barre November y IDA, wife of wilbur shepard and
daughter Of Luther Wood, Es., Of haffc aged ~ years.
circle Of friends greatly
endearcd 10 all that within the circle her
May God bless the afflicted friends and help them
10 look heyond the grave for BEHOLD the morning
comcth." ". &, ~.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-11-22
nENJAnIs roRrER's EsTArE.

IN Prohaie Court held Montpelier. and fog sai bi.-
trl,t on the an day OF August, A. D. ls16.
j. l. B Ihayef administrator with the Will annexed, Of
he estate benjamin Porter, late Of Northned, In SAD
nsilict, decreased. aakes application 10 said Court with
Inc consent aud appreciation M writing -ses ami
enrea said decased residing In this llrens
10 sell all of tho real estate OF said deceased representing
that sale thereof would be beneficial dexl>sa.
and raices Of said deceased and those Ia his e.
tale whrrcpon, IT'S ordered by said court appli-
cation referred session thereof be held the iis
bate once "a said MONT ON the slh day u Deenlr A.
D. 1876 Tor hearing and drcson tefoon fnIth@f
ordercd that oil persons Interested hereof i,
Publication Of noe Of sad application and order thereon
three successfully In the Nennont achan state
Journal newspaper published Al Montpelier, and which
"a the nchb OF those Interested before <ad
hearing that they may appear time am. place
and, n they cause, 0becs thereto.
by the court.-Atte=,,
$50 uAhNtN riLDkN. Judge
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-11-22

STATE AGRICULTURAL socInrN.-The Vermont
State Agricultural Society aud Wool Growers'
Association met in annual meeting at Bellows
Falls, on Wednesday, November 18th al fem
O'Clock, A. NJ, Hon. Geo. A. Merrill. presiding.
Henry Clark, secretary. The treasurer's renort
showed assets ofthe society to be fifteen thousand
Tour hundred and ninety-nine dollars and sixty.
nine cents The officers elected for the ensuing
year are PRESIDENTS George A. Merrill OF Rut-
land Viee-President, Henry Chase Of Lyndon
C. Horace Hubbard OF Springfield Henry n Ran,
OF Dorset, slas q. Holyoke OF ST. Alban.. re-
nrer, N; y. Stafford OF White River Junction. ssc-
rotary, Henry Clark OF Rutland; Board of byec-
tors, III. Henry baxter OF Rntland Henry n ~,
OF bennington, William X. sanford of Orwell Va.
win s. stowell OF Cornwall, James A. Shield ~
burlington, SAMUEL p Drew Of burlington Crosby
cctf, A: q. Harris Of shoreham, Henry @ cle,s-
land Of Coventry. George Davis Of Fast Montne-
adjourned sine die. Wv"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-11-22

PROBATE ouRr-The following business was
transacted in the Probate Court for the District Of
Washington during the week ending November
10Th, 1876 November nth, Nj. p. Heath's estate,
T. A. Heath, administrator, and George Thornton
and George Buckley, appraisers; Frank A. Stock
webs guardianship, Is. J. stockwell, guardian
Minors Millers and A. L. Williams guardian
ships, licenses TO sell real estate granted; Allen
Martins estate, assignment made November
10th, NJ. Newell Kents estate, Abdiel Kent, adj
mlnlstrator and II. Templeton and b. z. White.
appraisers and commissioners. November 18th.
Minors iandt's guardianship, Anton Iandt guar
dlan A. IL. Graves guardianship, A. 4. Graves
guardian O, NJ Braman's estate, license to sell
real estate granted.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-11-22

HARDwIcK. BENJAMIN NIacl, WINS severeIv in
jured at Fast IIardwick on Monday last by the
breaking down of staging upon which he was
at work building chimney. Several ribs IL is
thought were broken. The prospect is favorable
for his recovery. Joseph Magoons farmhouse
and horse-barn attached, near East IIardwick
were burned Sunday afternoon the 18th Part Of
the personal property was saved We under
stand the insurance amounts to about eiaht INN.
dred dollars, which will mostly cover the loss on
real estate The fire was caused BY some defect
In the stove pipe or chimney The fall term of
Hardwick Academy closed Wednesday. the l5tb
with an exhibition at the Town Hall in the even.
ing The hall was densely packed, over four
hundred persons being present. The exercises
were mostly OF an oratorcal character closing
with a short drama. Music was furnished Inv tbe
dramatic band" The entertainment was geper.
ally voted great success. The fall term of
our school just closed registered sixtv.throe resi.
dent pupils, thirty-one OF whom were without
absence in their attendance. The term was s,,c-
cessfui. 49,. A grand house warming and ovstey
supper is announced at Drenan Brotber., mas.
hotel, Thursday evening November 23d. Every
body invited. The winter term Of yIardwick
Academy begins Monday, December 9TH. Pro- |
lessor McIoud continues his labors as nrIncin.I |
and Miss Ella Perley has charge Of tie nrimarv
THE following prices were current for farm
produce November 10Th good dairy butter
twenty five to twenty-eight cents selections foll
made, thirty cents. Western corn. eiehty-f,e
cents oats, forty-iiye cents (crops below Tho
average and OF light weight); hay, twelve dollars
i~ ~, son, Tor prime qualities, delivered To mr.
.a.,s potatoes, nifty cents, delivered at The
, lry aud green hard wood sixteen 10
t~nsn,y inches long) one dollar and iifty 10 one
'1iih! ahd sesenty-hve cents per cord 1he
; hea. crop was light and of an inferior quality.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-11-22
EARL WARDS ESTATE,

II 0INIL VF NIHMVNT T. HTsITICI % Wellington. -
In Probate Court held Montpelier, la said Dsirici on
the IN day OF November. A. h. lsi6s
william T.. Want, Executor of the estate of Eafl
Wand, late Of DnVbury, In said Dstrirt Decreased,
presents hts administration for examination and
allowance, aud makes application for decree Of DIS
thuon and partition Of tile deceased Where
upon i ordered by said Court that aid account and SAID
application be- Tefcrre session thereof 20 be held at the
Probate Ones n said Montpelier the 18Th day Of necetn
her, A. d. 1870 for hearing and decision theieoni And
sons Interested BIZ publication Of three weeks
INCREASINGLY In the Vermont Mnicnan state Journal,
a newspaper published Montpelier, previous 70 said time
appointed foe hsrng that they may appear a. sat time
place, aud show II they may have, why sai
Account should not allowed and such decree made
Hy the Court.-At
$50 HARVEY rILDEN, Judge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-11-22
Wafrhn,an C Journal


WEpresent our readers this week with double
supplement, In which will be found variety Of
interesting matter including the proceedings Of
The legislature up to Tuesday morning Further
proceedings will be found on the inside Of the
WArcnMAN proper. On the first page Of the
WArcnMAN will be found full report Of the on
GERS Reunion which occurred here last week
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-11-22
Warriagss.

In Fast Montpelier, November S, By Roy. l., Warren,
JAMES W, brown and FANNIE N, HAWKINS, both
ct Calais,
Ia Montpelier November p, by Henry X Field Jus.
tcr Of the Peace, DANIEL HAYES. Of Berlin aud 4 LA
IkliAN, OF Muilleses.
In Barre November ls nj the Congregational parsonage
by Rev J.. 1enney LEWIS X. AYERlLL aud SARAH A.
WHEATON, both Of Barre.
In Groton November 49, at the residence Of the brides
mother, by the Rev. Wallace Checker, FRANK N. pAGE
aud LAURA D., daughter Of the late Thomas Wrinkle.
both OF Ofoton.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-11-22

The returning board, under the order Of the
Supreme Court that they proceed in a ministerial
capacity only, have completed their canvass Of
votes for President, and have found the Repub-
lican electors chosen by maiorlties ranging from
230toi IA. The Governor question is not settled.
as it is claimed that the law makes the legislature
the proper authority TO canvass the votes for state
officers. Probably Hampton is elected with a
portion Of each ticket for state officers. The SUI
preme Court are husily at work endeayorlng to
compel the returning board to so manipulate the
returns as 10 reverse the decision which they
have reached under the express order Of the
court itself; but il is believed that by no posi-
bility can this defeat the Hayes electors
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-11-22

GRANGE WoRKs.-Dep. d, + Boyden, ofwaits-
field, has organized one hundred and thirty-two
oranges during the past three winters lie has again
started upon the war path aud organized Goshen
Grange, at Goshen, November 10th, with twenty
nine charter members. Master, J. c. Hooker:
Secretary, J. L. Jones. Vermont now has two
hundred and twenty-three oranges, nearly all OF
them In good working condition. The Vermont
State Grange meets Tuesday, December 18th, at
Windsor. All masters of oranges and their wives,
who are matrons, are members of the State
Grange, and are expected To present. Sickness
alone should excuse them from attendance
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-11-22
Wrehh Wafhrh.
Cattle Market.


~ 'amfse and BRIGHTON, for he week ending rnesi.,
November % 1875
AMOUNT ~ STOCK At NlHkEr
Cafiie. SAeep. siois, Ba9t. cyfs,.
inl+ Ne'e .s...ts..s 4.f. slH3 roo lnifo n
o 5a,', ,s se's 49, i.;...'... iIi ~ @g ei@
fRicEsHsV Cafs-Exfrs ~ and heav rret,ipn, owes,
NMli Inst quality. a. 1iel 81. seetnd qnailtv "a "a
neN uirt qualify, sjfn0s.D % lN0 NJ. On totai -ss,i,
y hoe al.ow aud dressed beef a few choer siois ,i
y .ftnNi Bulls etc.. sf2iftf id 49, f''''
N0rfiHg Ora4 Al 1iHsi75 81 rair Or ,ccortt, O.. .. -
value a. beef. stefrs g0sllf '' '''N " '"'"
Airh topf-falf luauty sl0fgiA. extra yood sss0ae
Nih % without calves, may BE- agreed fs41,g
lnnry sAtell yeafllugs, si000sO 0O. t,re.se. 1870.
sn.NAflpN' Three -Years-olis. slietf0.
nHffp ana Lnltff ouwnn. ftllf e. EXTRA iiseic. n
on I'VE weight or slN0ti0 * head ."
biimic q N. Spring pigs oetOe v ''' ~ "'7t-
cat stio s'E si5 isfoce country lot' iaoc y
el~oc pes with wool on, 81 each Country iots ss
.h.aks-We notice fnli supply % cattle and rnof
.lein eioek IMAM week Tho range Ut pffes ba,.
1i ei1n-. materially from our last quotations There
wv a,iNiiy and many NJ The best Northern oxen
10 ,nl,ly butchers. The requirements for l-nf
WI" ''''Oy ue Nshi next week, and poultry subsiiuiei
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-11-22

IVA SiAll on VERMONT, District uf Washington
In Probate Court held at Montpelier In .ad District,
the 18Th day of November, A. ID. 1876.
An instrument puriorting to be the last will aud
nen NJ Micah b. iapn late VI Berlin, In said District,
decreased being presented To the Conu by Homer W eion.
Of Mont ecriu Probate Ills ordered by said Court, that all
persons concerned therein he notified appear
o sad Court 10 R held at the Probate Oce Montpelier
on the l2 DAY oi Deemlr A. D. 1876, and show cause "
they may have, against the frubata OF said will; for
which purpose i l. further ordered that copy the record
o said order b. published three successfully
Vermont Maichnlan state Journal, printed MOnpe-
lcf, previous 70 said time appointed for hearing.
~ tho Cuurt.-Attrst,
$40 HARVEY TILDES Judge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-11-22
ALDEN wILLnY,s,rsrArr.

The undersigned having been appointed by the honorable
Probate Court for tile District of Washington commission
receive examine, and adjust all claims demands
OF all persons against the estate OF Alden Wiley
Of MdllcseS, IN said district deceased and all claims
hbed In Offset thereto hereby give notice that will meet
tlr the purposes afurrsad al the dwelling house OF Georg
W. Wiley Mide-eN, the last Thursday Of necei-
lr and the Inst Thursday of April next, O'Clock
until tonr O'Clock, q. NJ each OF said days and that six
months from the irst day VI November \. u. 1870 Il the
tms limited by said Court for said creditors 10 present their
claims tu us for examination and allowance.
Dated Adds-eN, this IN iay Of November A. D. ls1E
$50 JoHN " MAXuAM Commissioners.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-11-22

TnE COLLEGE CONTROVERSY have re-
celyed an article, from the highest educational
authority touching the unhappy differences be-
tween our colleges, with request that it be pub
llshed. Our reasons for neglecting to comply
are, that the controversy was most unfortunate
one, which, II il must have occurred, odght to
have been kept out of the papers; that it was a
family affair, and outside Interference will only
fan the flame that each party has had its say in
our columns, and the sooner and more quietly it
drops out OF sight the better
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-11-22

' u "
IN Probate CouIt held In Montpelier Tor saii
District. on the sth day OF November, A. h. lss6.
An instrument purloriug Ia be the last will and tesla
men Of Delta N.foWn. hc u Barfe, In said district. de
ceased, ng presented 10 the Court by Augustus Claim,
u the Executors therein named, for frobate n "a ordered
BY said Court that all persons concerned therein be
hed appear session Of said Court he held
Probate once, IN Montpelier, the SIN day OF December.
A. D. ls6 and show cause II anA they have, the
probate Of said viii for which purpose ID Is further orerot
that copy Of the record uf THIS 0uier be published three
weeks successfully the Vermont Watehinan and state
journal printed AZ Montpelier, previous 10 said APP
pointed for hearing. BY the court-Attest,
$3.50 HARVEY IILDfN judge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-11-22
CLARENCE Ii. KELroN's ESTATE.

y
The undersigned, having been appointed by the Hon Pro-
bate Court for Tie District Of Washington Commissioners
receive. examine and adjust all claims demands Of all
persons against the estate Of Clarence H. keon late Of Mid
dle-cx In said District deceased and all claims exhibited In
offset thereto, hereby give notice that will the
purpose aforesaid, at the dweng-house serepta KEEL
ton on The third Monday Of December and Monday OF
April next from ten o'clock, A. until three o'cock
each o said DAYS and that six months the lt
October A. D. is6, the limited by said Court for
said creditors "a present their claims for examination
/ and allowance.
Dated Mddcscx this llih day Of November A. D. 1876
hENjAMlN MARIETTA Commissioners