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COUNTING IN HAYES.
The Fiorida Returning Board Givins The
state TO Republicans.

WAsHtNoToN. Dec. 6.-This morning the
following was received;
10 President q. s. Grant.
The coun has inst been finished. Havefs mqInrity
$50 The Republicans elect their Governor aud bOth
memb..e VI Congress. Al IL quiet
tsigncd Inv WALLACE.
Ldter.-I ne following despatch was received:
ThItAHArsK, Fla, Dee q.
10 Non Z. Chandler Washington. y. &.
Haycs's majorty lie po3 rteards's majority Is 800
less, Both kepubncan COnsressntu are EJECT ted
tsignedl W. T.. CuANDIEa
Attorney General TAFT has received the fol-
lowing:
Hon. A. Tan
TALLAuAssEE, Fla, Dec an % A NJ
We have the hvpUb lcdn electors, the Governor,
observation-disclosures, and one ineinprr Of Congress
(slsnrdl J. W OtuORSK
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VI m EI

. HOOTH-COSkLIN.- On "Wednesday, Nov % at St
hr,hnl9mcM. thurca; n, the Rev. Ellsworth orn.
wal L ,lph W booth Jr TO J-uuie ELDEST daughter u
Aiitcd !. tuNkllu l.>q. ~ o. H. tltlN
lHshOF-FAN NINO,. On ruosiiy Sov. % 1870 by
the Rev. NaI url co ike. ID. d.. tnAr.. J BISHOP r
Ntv \ lrk. 9 -
IA NES-DA BALDWIN. on Tue dAv. Nov es. al
Grace 1hurcn. Mlv rloy y. =. rector. the Rev
I. \. Brown, dant. H. Dawes Of Ia.tou. Pa. 10 Nj ii,
: frtuhl Is a " 20 OF NAyprlak
,.flIl MI NsON. In Dedh,n Mass. on Thursdav,
NoN ~ 1870. 80 the residence 90. the brlle's par nts
~ 10y :. itcA u Great Bar la. o., Mass ia ues
NJ l.. Munrou. E.q. -
Mason -pIMs fEAD.-ln Ncw York Nov o. by
tnt lteN. lnuulis : Hustug4, sir rctnn " laon Of
m" ~ hih 81 To- Miss Lucia e.. n,tcaa, daughter
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A Witness Prevented from re.,,fyius.

The executors Of James Marsh sued the exec
utrir Of Walter r. Marsh. OF the former. on note
oft2,io' On which there are some admitted payments
endorsed, tut the chief def that total ba ance
% toe note wa pald D. ten t2o) notes of water -.
ni't oIn ild mortgage securing them The case va.
WI d 4e.tcriui before JudsC Law renee IN supreme
Court Circuit m. the singular feature M reference 10
consists "a Tue fact ~ boin the principals are d. all
ana therefore ID rdorn, VINO knows all thr iacts can
not tesuiy ~ 10 COMBINATIONS with either. sealed
verdict VIII be given tAis inornlng
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Mrs. MaTcclla Meinke, confidence operator,
has pohed IN her way upon several Jersey city board
ing house keepers. Last evening Mrs Mary Mason
from whose house Mrs, McnSc had stolen six dress
met her IN hou IN Grant street and s,ilrd hrr la
the Struggle that follower nnth tumlvd uuwn Stars
ard MS Mnuk escaped NJ Mason cha ri her for
several bloc~s trou ia TIE tar,i M1unt T. cas- NJ
NJ hhal urea Her Prisoner near the Library Hail
puilce station Nhlic hOtn wtri cncnel Onccr Smith
arrested Mrs. heinkc, anu she was locked up.
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WILMINGTON, Del, Dec. 6-On Tuesday night,
safe 40 tht store OF Daniel Minen OF Camden Del.
was hroken open, aud aho Il $4,000 IN money Govern.
mcnt bonds ard bank ctrtncates were stolen from IT,
I.r' utcnts belonged to ysrou- prasuu. l4tuct wu.
ana Nc pa a. there for tate hrrtu4 B,turc Opri.-
Y The safe tlr r'.ber' cutcrcd the store ~ 4 II.
Luwntr ANA took seN ial revulVrTs aud Othtr
houV tool found cmpS sale AZ, inc only cue
~ to Wh1 cuiumlt,od tnt robbery.
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Alber, GARNER. Ch,id In Court.

Mr.. Albert GARNER whose wife ! scphlne, is
now living with janice Got endorf, Ia b.yontc. j..
htying obtained possession Of he fourfeir.ud son,
was served On Tuesday I'm VIII of haocas corpu-.
ty which the wife demanded the Io-st .siou OF the
ciili lhe writ was nn4e re- urnauc hcf 70 Justice
hfadN, IA Supreme Court Chamber. at lu'50 \.
ttld y The petitioner Presented :. NJ
GAR err Answer. ana nd not put lu appearance.
Justice BRADY accor in-B al Unlisted TIC writ tAus
cuAtrn"g Mr.. narnier IA the ca toby OF the Guild
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Charles Carmen opened a show Ia the Are de
Theatre Jersey CITY a. Monday ngat lie "a ntcd tie
faces II several young men, dressed y om IN Indian
costume, aud exhibited them Ne Iudias OF the SIOUX
Nib' AZ night ne tod q the Goor anu, attrrd 90
uapper, co tun'. Sc led himself hoarsr IN urging
cf'lulous passrr--by 10 view tnc tAnlOitpn At ten
c'nir a heat inside tnu envelope game peiuF in
CAUTIOUSLY wOfked b. the dttrlurnt ~ the uAM tN.
lhr ~ Ice ruiued tue place, Yesterday CaTuan vas
he for
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airs. Alice Smi,h and two ht,lc girls named
Ml''r vert 10 ir wood near + ,st Rahway to-day to
gamer hr0.s. When tnpY hm RatNcrrtas mluy Lul.
az. 's hry could cay t,y Gre 90 warm thor
hauns.
Mary Nj ~ dress was caught hy the n,mce li.r
sister to"A her IN H'r arms 10 cNtll;uth tho natrs
and Mrs. smith ran To the iVst ur Al thrr, Ntte
nurnCi - hA ~ ht lheft are ~ hope, 0l tlr rotUv
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The French polincaI Crisis.

PARIS. Dee. 6.-it l. generally believed that NJ
Ducicrc viii be intrustcd with the formation OF Min
istry. hu nothing IL =, tiIct.
Atameeuug OF the 0opu he. Of tho Lett held to day
II ~ oNnowle gcd nat President Mac tahou
tulus a very constitution course. rhcY auHtained
from passlug Resolution, which ght o regarded
AZ impyi dttrust.
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NEW HAYES, conn, Dee. 6-rhe V,ry Rev
orond Jsn e. Lynch, NlcuGcncrI IT the Catholic
diocese Of Hartford ana ro-iqen Of Nsciiy died here
~. muruiu. ~ lnJlilrs ace vrh ny a tan n. wa. %
Y,ars % u ana h4d been ~ TIE ministry tWVuty-.,ycu
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The Presidential. Electors met in the sew
eral states yesterday, aud counted the votes for
President and ice-President.
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5uslntss Nottes.


DR. c. W. BENsONs CELERY AND CnAMoMlLE
PILLS are prepared expressly to SICK Headache,
Nervous Headache. Dysprptic Headache. Neura gia.
Nervousness. seeplessncss. and will cure any case
Price 90 cents postage free. Sold by all druggists
utn,c iB n; futaw 81, Baltimore, SD. Reference:
" j. LEsIEk Cashier Howard Bank, Baltimore, Nd.
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school Trustee. ApDoinrca for rive yenr..

l. john Mclntvre 2. Geo. II. Sears 3 Fran
ois r. / llcrs 4 trcdcuck wiseman 3 John fam,
Gcore r Fusscl T. DAVID Ilaycsis. Francis Rrlnis.
D. Ca. -, Wright 10, Peter ncmcrln II. Geo. u.
IN de IL a. rnan lluechel. H. Frrdtrick liu!.
.kcim' II Hiram y. L. slit, 10. Joseph Rrit %; III
MNhe" llr H. MathrV Hrl, Il. Fairies H. Koran;
IL. Ipstpn Il, q Hucn 10 John g. Uouncliy 90 rhnl.
=, lia,li - llusn Cns,!y %. ! mes Il. Lummpg-
20, William llOsg "a. Fl nkdn Elsuu.
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Dem ~ UCUs.
Arranging for nm Organized Raid on all
Kinds of Corruption.

WAsAINGToN, Dec. 6-The Democratic
caucus this evening decided to appoint a COM
mttee which should prepare and report gene
raj plan Of operations for the coming campaign
against organized fraud. The committee consists
Of Messrs. Randall, Wood. Hewitt, Payne. Nor
rison, Holman and Sparks, and II to report on
Friday evening next. There was n fierce de-
mand made in the caucus for an immediate inn
parchment OF the President; hut any precipi-
tate action yves deprecated and the more con-
seryatiye view prevailed,
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Knox knoNi knoN i<noN'- Hats! Knox.
rus! l great NIrictY Tor adle- eent pnen Late
lnp 'rtalln OF English iiul- and umbrellas and scotch
Caps. zig Broadway ana Flftn Az Hotel
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Gcnflcmcn's Toilet slippers md Roots md
Shoes oi all the various styles Tor Ladies Mlsses Gen.
u men, aud Boys; no id,y presents
MILLER & co, 8 Union square.
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PORTLAND. Me. Dee. q. \ foolish lad living
Win tnr Nm II hn Mlult u, hutcntr. IN Gorhall,
Nas hat to iaAc ear OF au lufeLt, ma Initiating what
be mad seen i ire bch"r, mop, silica Tie ch Id, SKIN
ned The buGy, cut aud luuF ~ W,
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LITTLE Rock. Dee. e. Eiint Large wooden
tunduss, tn lronrt 60! the Fcd raj rnu NJ, IA
rear OF me ar email anu used tor sourr- ulrrlchs.
were "uru'd last ngni. Iue hre caught IA carpenter
shdp from . lie CcuNe nuc.
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Arrived-wKDSgsDAY, Dec.

= EleanOra johnson. Portland.
s. PETIT Chads y, HalitaN.
;. Albenarle. GIBBS. Lewes, Del.
B. Ethiopia, Cralg Glasgow NOV 25 and Neville Goth
AhO the usual river nnd col-twis- vesssiL
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DIJ'OKfID.

HEAiY.-In the city Of New York on the 9Th dAy Of
December. 1874 by the Hon. John H. Brady Justice of
NJ supreme Court. sarah j. healy from Thomas j
Healy. CAUSE. adultery.
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THREE HUNDRED DEAD.


left our chairs, could not restrain herself anv
LONGER. and n toward the dor. Ny wife went
inter her. intending TO hold her tack. and then
J. a. them. Tnev got into the crush IN the
hal wav, nd escaped. looked around tho
thclt"c, 10 I've cert iu that tie hal gone out,
and saw that the lower floor WIS wholly emp
tied. The house was brilliant with lizht. for the
stage was 30 fun 81 flames that n looked as
though cur, i'm Of fire. had been drupped.
! here wa. nothing burning then 10 front ~ the
. gre. and 10 sn oke. All W tutmnil In the
galleries. there WAS confused mise, almost a
roar of v ICES. up there. ami | could see that
tvervhody was struggling over the seats toward
tie exits. went by a Idle aisle TO tue corridor,
aud just us re-, he n the theatre was suddenly
flleu with auukc and cirdtrs. though adraf.
y adc suddenly III some way, had drawn the nre
rom the 20 - into the auditorium. The GIN
ders struck my back In a shower. In the h IL
WY found crowdlug iuass, but Kept ~ The
rear Of h, aud rot Oui without anS dimc ulty.'
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MARINE INrELLIG ENCE.

MINIATURE ALNANAC-THfs DAY.
sun rises IL sun sets... 81 Moon rises IL SO
mon WATtR-TuIs DAY.
Sandy HOOK IL SO GOV. Island 1 % Hell Gate AZ
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Don't spend YOUR money foolishly In trines,
because that VIII nNllihiN l"i Nuu to b. foolish n
larger expenditures For its'aucc. m ~, mat r Of
toilet suans Nv PURCHASING y. Bihnft Toilet soap
You get abs luiry The nAt-i 'A can hr uI1nutnt a. M
ana The wust economical Tor II gpr. u.ucl further
ihnn the orinnN seen rd SOAPS tut come In II. with
pr,ienlious lHbels, uuJ are reaY bur Na.eI sopuI-
ChTcs-Adp.
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SANTA FE, bee. Q. Tie OH nal canvass II HE
Xolts po.,a IA Sew Mex AZ IA roc ut 4, 'cuun
Romero. hcpubncn, "r IN. o-s s,fal h4lhI,
Democrat 'ils; kJmefO's mai ,gi,y. els.
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OF Quirk's irish Tel and now feel better than
ever. VIE - bilious, and Il cured me We hear ms
every daI 81 Adr.
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Slightly warner partlv cloudy or cletr wealth
CtNT
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4. Fletcher CO.'S grocery. TT IN T. 1t E1th
street. Mao damaged 5000 ~ nrr last evening.
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WHY wife sued for n pivorcc.

ROME. ID c. Gar iinal SINE ont. the succos 80
dr.d.
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Brooklyn. Nv ihat time the bodies OF Murdoch
and Burroughs VIII dpub less nave been recov-
cred. ami we VIII then be enabled Co decide
upon the ARRANGEMENTS for their funeral and
whatever other action the circume ances may
seem to demand. Mr. Shook was mover In the
DrUOklNu theatre, and knew nothing Of lie IN
terual arfanuemtuta.
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T"""ch ch"hges III the weather are produce
tive 81 throat Diseases coughs, and cod There Is no
more efeclua relief to be found than IN the use a
"Brown's Bronchial Troches"
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How convenient i Li1bI. Mcneil & Liboy's
Cooked Corn l'tci Al sro els keep Aldo.
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MT. Jan - thorpe wis luc SluEt fuuil-
hecr OF the theatre, aud resided with his wife
and two daughters IN apartments over the main
entrance. lie wus eng eed with the scenery in
the left wing OF the stage when the IRE began.
H. and Others Of tho mechanical department
noticed a tongue Of Il me lcnping from \ gss Jet
w to waving portion Of the flies. A dozen men
,vrlined every effort to prevent the spread Of
tho IRE, but II ran from drop to drop like a train
OF fuse, Half minutes time served to convince
him that the nre would never he contr He'd. He
then ran across the 81 ige. advising the actors uf
their peril hnning. however. that most OF
them were already aware Of h. and wefo endeav-
orng to esctl G. The audience were already on
Their icet aud rushing toward the DO when he
reached the it"nt o. the .tage. lie did what he
could to rNIrcss lie sirtcNCn II Rht, : ut bis
SuOtfs aid hot result IN much good. The en-
frances from the Hey tack 81 the the tire aud
on Johrsun street were thrown open 30 as to m
crease the mea : ~ e,rcss - much as possible.
NV TINS tHc the whole Interior 81 the the Il .
seemed abl &c. md he then took time to look
after u safety II bis family. lhev were all got
out -af ", and sous few personal eTecfs were
put beNOnl the reach OF the FIRE. MIR. Thorpe
knew nothing whatever II the entrances to the
family CIRCLE anu balcony. never having visited
that portion u the building. He obtained shell
ter for his family Ia ina mouse Of Dr. Kitchen.
Ss JAY street. lhis done he returned to the
burning building and remained there. rendering
what assistance he could through ut the MINT.
lie saws that no human agency could have en-
Cumscribed the hre after IL had once fairly
started among the finder. like stage machinery.
Rows story of his Escape from the Gallery
Charles Strobe, fourteen years old, who
was with young man named Kramer. seated in
the gallery gives tho following account: IRA
mer saw the fire, aud called my attention to 1t.
We we're seated IN the middle row. stood up.
and so did oil the reouie near US. Some
one On the stage told Us to keep
quiet. We still stood and then a man
near the front row Of seats made rush when
IRE was yelled. Ever, Que then started for tile
PISS g.. joe WIS night aside Of ne. We were
al pressing on each other. As we turned the
siairs icll, tut picked myself M q ick. and
found myself on stairway. md not see any one
Nc = ne the place was fun ( smoke. Before |
knew " WIS on the street. | don't remember
touching any steps on the stat :. AIT I got
GU stood around looking for joe. saw about
ten men ana one woman come out by tho way
1 camc.p
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-06-21
Church Re0rganized.

An Ecclesiastical Council was convened at one
O'Clock in the Congregational house Of worship in
West Randolph, composed of pastors and dele
gates OF the Baptist chuIeh of the Central Yer
mont Baptist Association 10 consider the pro-
pricty Of recognizing newly constituted church
rs a regular baptist church. The council was
called To order by c. T. Harris, clerk Of the
church calling council Rev ) T. Brown Of
Proctorsyillc, was chosen moderator and ;. 5,
Towner, OF Montpelier, clerk Historical facts
and the records OF the church were read by C. T..
Harris, setting forth articles Of faith which the
church had adopted; after which 1t was voted TO
approve the church in their organization and to
recognize II as regular Baptist church. The
public services Of recognition were as follows -
Invocation, by Rev. L. u. Steele Of sharon Read
ing of Scripture, by Rev. H. r. Merrheld, of Yer
shire; Prayer, by Rev. 5. W. Dixie, pastor of the
Congregational church, West Randolph Sermon,
by Rev Horace Burchard of Dattleboro-lext,
Luke xix 10; Prayer, by Rev, n. Newton Glazier,
Of Montpelier, Hand OF Fellowship, by Rev, 5.
r. Brown, of Proctorsyie; Charge 10 the Church,
by Rev. j. Tilson, of bingham, Mass. Benedie.
ton, by Rev u. c. BiNby, O! West Randolph.
Rev. Mr Dixie said whatever may have been
our feelings or conclurions or ulhefehcer, AZ re-
CARDS your organization, 1t Is now fact, and
you will find among as u kind Christian people
And might say here something Of my own Chris
tan feeling and conversion, for was converted
among Baptist people and am glad 10 welcome
you TO Christian fellowship among US, and TO our
place The sermon was especially appropriate 10
the occasion, full Of good points, suggestive and
impressive.
IN the evening" services were also held; sermon
by Rev n. Newton Glazier, of Montpelier sub
ject, "Ihe mission OF Christ text, Lake y: 1922
West Randolph, where this church Is located Ia
a very strong point for Baptist church, and a
short account OF the Baptist interest appeared In
the WArcHMAs, June 7th. This beautiful village
IL located ON the Central Vermont railroad line
about mid way between White River Junction ana
Montpelier Il Is u center Of large aud rich
farming country and is one OF the finest villages
In central Vermont This church starts oil with
Rev ID. G. Bxby recently from Maine as pastor
has about twenty -fye members, and gives evidence
OF unusual yigor and promise
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Boston Produce Market.

nosfoS Monday. June w. ls,s.
NAY AND STRAW 1here has hecn steady demand
fIr have With slfs % rtu Eastern and Nufefn sl.ff
50 % iuu Medium gides principally ~ sisetln q
ion hi' straw b. so4ifrr and commands tl-op elton.
LGGs rp.h NaHiefn aud Eastern .od qute readily,
c past two nt three 1ays. lsf16c and az the close tie
tendency H in sou higher figures. The market h almost
completely cleared of Western and llc ran ie obtained Tor
g0u'l lois,
CORN MEAI, ETC. Com meal has b.cu ln lar demand
q sl.NH llli d bu-he fnf fresh Eound and MIN drei
Ne nun has ufeu selling AZ - iVftAo ~ bari Oat me,i
IL n fair demand sHCl7 for Western and y efgfOf
barrel for fayufiic anil fancy brands.
tUlEsE Tie market h he q DUH and unsatisfactory
cton aud holders az disposed 20 .e u the est price
ll3 can set Occasionally hear of nie lot selling A.
llc hu Zoe must hs considered the top " The market it the
Kind We have here and wst o the sies have been at ees
X 10. SOME rv1t shlmmcl cheese down To 2fJtc
q puund.
Hlilkh Since uur last the salel Of New NnfA and Ner-
mont choice des have hssu llef2ie but az the close
2ic cannot BE- obtained except for something very hne and
80 the toy quotation for mort Of the nmrnts The
West senlng n liberal supply ot good butter whfh !.
selling 40 lsef2c n ~ Some One dairy hacked lots fny
AZ god r. N9rhein bring iiesllr but these are entirely
eenunnl. Common Western runs ~ low A. lbsilie and
Tie siock Of this kind Increasing. A1usuA nne aloons
for gocer usc go 02Gi q p over quotations Tor iIalghi
/ Lola
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-06-21

NoRrHrIELD.--lf you wish to buy your goods
cheap, call on 5. l. Goodspeed, lie is not Gran
ger or Sovereign Of Industry, and never Was but
Is a straightforward fair-dealing man, and you
can rely upon what he tells you. He buys his
goods for cash, and gives more goods for dollar
than any other firm in town, making II an objeet
to call on him before buying elsewhere. 4 son
of David Holt shot himself with pistol, through
the aeshy part Of the hand, on Monday Mr..
White, principal of the Methodist Seminary,
Montpelier, preached In the Methodist Episcopal
church last Sunday morning, and was immedi-
ately thereafter united in marriage TO Miss Sarah
Latham, former resident Of this town and a
graduate in the class OF 70 at the Seminar" ,'.
The Montpelier District preachers meeting began
its first session of the conference year at the
Methodist church, on Monday evening, with a
sermon from Rev. Mr.. sanderson, OF Bethel. The
exercises continued through Tuesday. At one
o'clock, p. NJ, Tuesday, the District Stewards
meeting was held. The Republican caucus Ia
nominate delegates 10 attend the state conyen-
ton Is called for Saturday at three O'Clock, r. No.
at Village Hall.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-06-21

PRoniTE CouRr--1he following business was
transacted in the Probate Court for the District OF
Washington, during the week ending June 10Th,
1876, June i3th-Simon parkers estate, ). ).
Kelion administrator H. d. Foster and T. H.
Vincent, appraisers and commissioners, and Ii
cense TO sell personal estate granted H. G. Perkins
estate, extension granted Caleb ThomIsons es-
tate. commissioners report returned adminisirl'
ton account allowed, and assignment and decree
made June lith--Gad Crossett's estate commits
sioner-' report returned. June l5th-R- l. Per
sons estate, administration account referred To
July sth June 10TH H. Carpenters estate
Henry Carpenter administrator, and Horace fale'
and Nathaniel Moody, appraisers and commits
sioners. June l7th-W. T.. Chamberlin's estate
commissioners report returned, and admnstra
ton account referred to July It'll. June 18th
Daniel Bemis estate, n. c. Bemis, administrator
aud Daniel smith and }. T.. Eddy, appraisers anc
commissioners; Calvin fullerton's estate, thirt
administration account allowed and decree made
Henry l.. slayton's estate administration accom-
referred to July nth,
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PersOnal.


ma kepuph''hS oil sprnsheiu' w. he'u 'heiI
caucus fnd"y evening oil i"St Weeh' anu eie''eu
delegates 70 the ou''e convention ]" i'N'' OIL 'ne
denomination oil Governor reoh'
TnF mother and all the brothers and sisters now
living, ofthe Hon. iona. Ross, met At his residence
IN st. Johnspnry' recently together with many oi
Their children ana lalnily connexions 10 the
number oil lofty -lout Nheie 'ne ull was spent
III 'ocl" reunion Soon as only inonn' "ns
separated can ENJOY
1nE Vermont delegation chose for chairman,
Judge Poland secretary, Roswell famham; vice
president Of the convention, George Howe mem
her Of the committee on credentials, Colonel W.
g. Neazey; on rules, +. T. Woodbridge on per-
maneut organization, w. G. French; on resolu-
tlons George II. Bigelow.
Mn. T.. H. RolliNs wins in the fight for the New
uamp.bire senator.hip the Republican caucus.
the other evening. giving him the nomination
unou the first ballot Mr.. Rollins has "run the