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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Charles Msrgan-3s3b bales
cotton lis hhds tobacco SCI bbls -four go tos lard
25e bbs whisky 19l cks bacon lat tcs hams 80 bbs
pork los kegs lard 69 SKIS corn 100 sks cotton seed
ITO buc kets lard and sundry produce
LANkSPOkT-6teamer Fontenelle- At bales cot
tor II hhds sugar u bbls molesses and sundries
observation-disclosures 3 + Bryarly--664 bales
cotton IA sks oilcake 50 sks cotton seed meal and
0undrieo
BATON ROU0E-Steamer St Johns bales cot.
ton IS bbls molasses and sundries
FLOYD-Steamer Willie-358 bales cotton 166 aks
cotton eed and oundIieo
LOW1R COASr-Stsamsr Oxiolo-Sundries
RECEIPTS By RAILRoADs.
MORGANH LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
April e-l4a bales cotton = bbls molasses sos heed
cattle e22 437 Is In specie and suDdries
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD April
s-l53 ba.es cotton Sc hhds tobacco 386 as cotton
seed e8 bbls Whisky So cks bacon Is tee hams 100
bbls lime and sundries
MEMORANDA.
The Norwegian bark Chorus. from Antwerp, pre.
viously reported below. has sailed for Belize, Hon
duras.
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= disoouraging, which impaetsd nsrs hrDnses
to the views Of holdera The 1ispsachee sePostsa
500 baaes, and arfivale l33d lswer, and uew York
quiet q Isevtoue raees for spots and generally
wss quoted down kc, ocuai 70 about lilo = cent
The Rxchapge makes the amount ON shipbosEd
mot cleesed (eeiore tcdsy's expcEtel. w.3e eales.
1884 for the North 6ee, 6iso fox Bremen,
and 1s3s for coastwiss ports, leaving in
presses agreeebly to It's account at II H. IS, 3e3
bales. II We deduct from this tho amount sold
but not yet delivered. the balance WIN be about
l2S, 900 bales TO- represent the quantity unsold.
large part Of which 70 withheld from the market,
In transit or not yet sampled.
The worlds visible supply was cot down TO- day
ct 29s9 97 bales. against 1866 673 last week. and
2,877. 800 last year-exc over last wear 81 800
bales against 81 4ol last week and n s67 the week
bt fore.
The Exchange reports: "sales $500 bales. Mar.
kot quiet"
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/ Pstsnann Aug ansd9rass p
RAxkGeOJ Scotch james
sasce =. 7 L Bro Scott Rasseii
Pstsss I y. eennsr Julius
PhiiipsJw susssiste rBB
ss 9$s: ben. 81 sss:!s s. s..n11n
Phillips Wesley sturf. nc
Phippe B 0mishNS
PickensD Smith Joseph
Plcsens John smith Robert
PHILIPPE Smith jas
Pybufn James Taylor
Pope DR. Taylor Geo
Pollock / 90 Taylor NJ
Rsacha v lillian Ternswiiife Mr.
Raley Charley Tate A
s ssnsy vi VIZ T Tn'na. 4 xB
Bono ABB II linen Henry
Reed Chss Tontonl on
Rea,don w0 Tucker Lyons
Regain Jno Turner's
Renley Mr. Urier Thomas L
Redick Charles Ut,ey Arthur
Reid Ulrick John "
Rigby WINS Udell, Schwidin9 Co
Rigor Geo W. Van Benthuyeen
Rice L Walker v,iarsnd Paula
Rivera JohnJ vancL ave James
Rowand FP violette Edward
Root Helry viavant Aug
Robert. Major vsncamp JohnM
ROey Hartman Walker
Rod1eM James walker Joe
koAc0 "A Watkins John
Ruth JamesJ Walmsley George
Rup Jacob Washington George
Russ ell P AZ Walshe WmF
Slauntel, Bargess Co Wetmore VT
Stager Louis West N
Swan Wilson Weber Jake
SAILOR Wilson Werlein P C
Sanders wv WesterburgJB
SlaytOr w Wheeler Chas B
Shaw John WEIGH I'm
sharpe Alexander Witmore D
echabb Bernheim Whitehead W
Sadrcn Joseph Wisely DaHlel
Stevens Whi,eA
Steward David White Jas
Stevenson Wits Thos
Sheridan @ White Silas W
Spencer II DR. Wilson Pavey
Sent+ll Wash Whittlesey H |
seym0ur Samuel Work &C
Sefros II WoodJJ
Stewart John WOfA
Stell Charles Williams Frank
Schneider Williams Crane
spencer Wiliams II Capt
SeSringOS Williams 4
eteidtman Chas Young John
Snider Jacob Yarner
SimOnds Young John
MSCKLLANKOUS
Merchants Joint Social Club
Treasurer Baton Rouge and vicksburg R Co |
4093 University Publishing Co
Dixie Envelope Co Louisians FertiliziDg Co |
JOHN N. G. PARKER. Postmaster.
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RIVER REPoRr-3 P. M.
How tho Oyster Builds His Shell.

Below high water mark of 1874.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-09

~ That the several parish committees b
Sa, an ~ cton for delegates. and to farnish such
Sed i. ~ fe pssDet credentiale. properly cezt
specttve oommittees. ana also to forvsrd true
Spsos 90 such credentials to the Secretary Of To
~ Vommittee at New Orleans before tho meet-
In& OF tho respective conventions.
~ order Of the COMMITTEES,
CRAnI1s HnI, Oeefetsrv. 10 -
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t much on hand. Quote d at 81 04c

STARCH-Not much on hand. Quote d at "a 04c
sALT-good supply and dull. Dealers are selling
saef Turks Island 7sGssc p bag Of two bushes
| COAL OlL.Prces have advanced selling in
bbls At IN 0lsc; in Gases at 24026c p gallon.
~ LiNSkED O,L-Raw 10 quoted at 7oc: boiled .75c
TALLOw-Prime city rendered il quoted At 80
IMPORTED FRUITS AND Nurs-The stock is
ss aa sos are ss.n:
boxes 81 60; lemons s3 50 = box; oitron SO p b;
snr1snt: ,e 5hc s,s.i mt: loc date.
80 Co., wsn1'; Ss
BUNCH; pine spples % dozen.
fe. ST. 81 :e: s sSS SCI :.
turers; SOC y box to steamboats,. Virginia camel
7Sc bb. st. Bernard SOC at Wholesale, and SOC ct
Grove coal land ng complied ia boats. j barge
en- French creek. CONSUMPTION during March
81 b0atA No arrivals
eps9 supply ana .1s os%.nd has slack
magnolia s. b. n lot: Of 50 Soses So i c.ss s.
American olive Sc dark mottied skc;wsite sundry
SIC p ID. Keller's toilet None kqusl, or windsor
Siscerne: honey, va'iegated or assorted 1t o.
OAK SLAVES The stock 10 diminishing slov,v
sna .no cns, The
quoted at Sl:O0l60; ex. "a pipe IS incb el150i5G
light pipe Sc 20 60 lnch . OO0llO; extra hoeehead
~ II CHI &l20Oi25; extra OIL ret 20 liz CHI 6S5090 .
izoo. Ihese quotstions are for stsves cull.d and
a s1haat alongsde Of vessels from the yard
ltS hagt head $65075, caret @5006O.
duNNY BAGs-Very little stock on hand and no
and l6c reserved.
Mo Moss Gray !: quoted At 2haso mixed a@4c
FERTILIZERS Peruvian gusro IL quoted ut |
PHO y ton Of 1000 lbs; . less quantity &c p b.
baugh's raw bone superphosphate 665 p 1000 fbs.
kh0des superphosphate &65; Lanedae (English) |
fertilizer $50 fine ground bone e45. terms raw
bone superphesphate p ton Of 20e0 bs e63; Storms
fine ground bone e45 put up in bsgs Of 100 he 1
each Blood F. rtiizers-Sampes No. l, complete
feItilisers c1 the sugar cane sorgho Indian corn,
tobacco, $50; complete fertiliser composed OF
amending and fertilisipg substsnces with chemical
bases, to be used - manure or top dressing ct
the rate Of 500 600 he p acre, in bags Of 100 ts
p ton. sample No. 3Fsrti1iser for cotton. |
complete fertilisers, from 500 to 600 ne y scre ~
bags Of 200 r. IS Blood ferti'ising suSstances-
Pbosphstes Zine ground bonesl. p ton, 0lS: ouner.
phosphate Of lime e6ss phosphate precipitste Seo.
dried aesh IN powder SO; dried blood N novSer !
o7ss hair. herne In powder go; asotisei com-
pounds representing the oolstituenf siensnts =,
genuine guAno, go y ten.
fOoA11x-Wsssssn grown chiaEens sen q
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pppv,,,o fOmcial1
HkkSSlONAL DISTRICT OF LSTifsiav W"

unnSo1oNAL DISTRICT OF LOUINIANA
pr,.r.,< INV ORLEANS, La March !. 1876.
t,on hoiS 20 resolution adopted st the conven
Tor the Coashatta. Louisiana July IS. ISL.
s :no to9Tth Congressional District and In comns
nnSl,.:n .n me Recommendation OF the LEADING K
r me membere Of the district committee FnG,th
sressien.S District z. chairman Of The Con.
fistrict AZ SGh%mittee Of the Fourth Con9ressenal
tr;ct f. ~ " nSIeoy call convention i0f said de.
TWEn ~ 1S 9H1d ct the city Of Shreveport an tn
Th ~ h1.; aa 4. DAY OF MAY, 1876, VI 40
W ~dt.Sc nom the last census and in ancs
ish In asd Dof o. voters in each ~.
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.

NKw ORLEANS REPUBLICAN OFFICE
SATURDAY RvxHlNe. April 8. 1876. !
We are indebted to Mr.. I. n Maynard, manager
f the New Orleans Clearing House. for the follow.
az report Of the condition of the associated banks
the close Of business Friday, April 7, 1876:
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0"1 s;n1.. ~ r Dietrict Committee fonrrh -:
b. q. Wv v,ssrict Republican Party.
ooo1etsfy Republican District couu;....
9oa1.esslonaa District Of Louisiann' rT1rsn
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Meteorological and River Report.
AFTERNOON REPoRr-3:43 p. M.

The following statement Of the westher and
ivers 10 furnished BY the Signal Service Office
tAtiOn0d at New Orl, ana:
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sesame u guaranteed to cure any case of
chills and fever.
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month ."lsncr ordered that ON thu
said there .ha IL the hsar: a.
ward Of this parish two " oseh and every
xss. the asDuD
been elected Who. ne t ed have s1s
'1S 's !" Gay g sy is, Sesia on Monday
secretares Of ordered that the presdsn., and
wa.d clint. fnrnisS .s sysral aspuolcan esntzsi
out SeS q Which shall Sc $1,000 nth
q: 10 ssr .:sss:ssy Of ~ tssea
e the Of tie sts.. and tf,aanion
~H..ssee @ Iouistena Oentfal Executive
~ order Of the Con- SitA..
OHAllns l. BAev,, SsAakS LEWIS, President.
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Florina cures difficult or suppressed mem
gtruation.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Accidentally Killed.

Accidentally Killed.
MEMPHIS, April S-Jillson Harmon,
guarding the convicts on President's island,
Wa killed last night by the accidental dis
charge Of his gdn.
The Overflow.
Latest reports from below state the over
now extends seventy miles up the Arkan-
e. and $50 up the White river, while in
front of this city 1t extends to Madison,
forty miles. The sharp decline ct St. Louis
and Cairo today causes rej0icing among
planters. Comparatively few have suffered
any serious damage - yet, except on the
corn which was planted.
Base Bail.
Louisville 81, Memphis 5.
The River.
The river fell half an inch. Weather
clear. Mercury 10.
A Disaster Below Guarantee.
QUARANTINE, April about midnight
Last night - the towboat Wicaco, with Q
bark in tow coming mp, was about one mile
from above tho jump, the captain heard .
man calling to him from the bottom Of Q
boat drifting down the river.
Tho tow was immediately slowed down,
but the boat drifted against the tow, and
the man jumped into the river. Tho cap
tain Of the Wicac0 called on him to swim
70 the wreck of his boat. A boat from the
bark was launched. and search was made
foc the man, but he could not be found.
He 10 supposed to be Fred. Newman, Q
Norwegian and IN oarsmsn in the quaran-
tine boarding boat, who left the station
last night and became drunk, and starting
70 return alone in an open boat, was cap
sixed in the river, - the weather was very
equally during tho night.
Militia It the Centennial.
BosroN, April ga meeting of the Bos-
ton Light Infantry was held last night to
perfect the arrangements made for attend.
ing tho Fort Moultrie centennial ct Charles
ton, South Carolina. The plan 10 for the
command to leave Boston with thirty runs
for New York, where they will Join the Old
Guard with thirty guns, and proceed to
Charleston BY steamer. After the celebra-
non these commands, with two companies
nom Charleston, will return to New York.
and rendezvous Ut the Hippodrome there.
Tho Boston Light Infantry will be Joined |
BY thirty moro guns, and, with full ranks, |
including two South Carolina companies,
VIII ON the third day Of July, take special |
train to Philadelphia to join the Centennial |
Legion. Tho New England Division of the /
Legion will be under the command of Gem
eral Burnside. 1t IL calculated that it viii |
take fifteen days to carry ont tho pro-
grammo.
Brlstew Dses Net Resign.
LOUISVILLE, April S.-Bristow himself
aays there 10 no truth in the the rumor of
bio retirement.
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oaAal.s 4. n..,,, JANIS LEWIS, Pre.,d.n+. !
11o.e1@---.-.e Ssosoky. mh16
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Merchants Joint Social Club
II easurer n o Baton Rouge and vicksburg R Co
4093 University Publishing Co
Dixie Envelope Co Louisians Fertzing Co
JOHN N. G. PARKER, Postmaster.
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April %,
Al the Opera House,
Grand Golden Drawing.
Capital prize, 500. 900.
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BNGHAAToN, N. T.. April s.-The fore
man Of Sharpley & Wells, testing . sixtv
horse power locomotive, which exploded.
was found lying on the sidewalk where
boys we're playing and persons passing.
Five killed and three seriously iniured.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-08-23

MAyonS p G. Corn, Of Boston spent the Sab
bath In town
SENATOR EpNN ms has gone to Canada to be
gone two weeks
TnE Republicans Of Grand Isle county have
nominated Buel landon, NJ South Hero, for
Senator.
SENATOR WALTON, Of this county, Is The only
member NJ the last Senate who has been re-
nominated
GOVERNOR JEWELS political addresses at
Rutland and Nergennes attracted large crowds,
and gave universal satisfaction.
Hon ToRRFr T. WALES was unanimously nom.
mated by the Republican caucus at darlington as
their candidate for representative.
srcHrrAEy RonEsoS has placed his resignation
In the hands Of the President, that the lnves-
LEGATIONS have failed to convict him Of dishonesty
or corruption.
SPEAKER KERR died at Rock bridge West
Virginia, on Saturday His age was fifty years
lie was one Of the very few honest democrats in
the last Congress
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Boston Produce Market.

BosroS. Monday. August q. is7s.
rOTAruEs-The sales have been 1T sl.af1g u barrel,
and The market we'll supplied BY farmers IN this vinty
At tis range.
CHEE-E-Ihe bot weather prevents any improvement
ln he market because dealers afraid 10 buy any
than they from dnv tu day. he host factory
stl held as lnc 81 H. hut lear df few aass
orc. and plenty good cheese he bought n
lots Common ots Down 10 tf6e but ~ n about the
bottom figure for any thiue sound.
hTTrfk-A further advance has heen established on
-oce grades owing tu their great scarcity and 25ftl6c
n g the Tor the finest lots u Nernnrt butter
Win selections lee2c b more But must be- understood
hat only very mail portion " Receipts ~ I'M.
standard shippers who think they cnn ~, near these
ngiet fnr ordinary quality viii be disappointed. Their
neuty ~ what considered l0od butter Offering here at
Hfrli q ~ and fair article 81 Western be- bought
a. c. There h. Jon fact large surplus Of and
medium hufer winch ranges AZ iftiic n N. and holders
hardly know What a. 90 with 10.
W00Is-rhefe hes boon more excitement in the wool
market than have had ogcasuu nuiiec Tor long
time the nlee the past two weeks having heeu upwards II
s0ou0l NJ, larger business than before transacted
the marked Improvement taking place In neeces
manufactures have hecn running that DESCRIPTION
The sales q Ohio and ltnu4yVnula medium No. and
have been ~ AtfJsc, az 4l6t4iisc u H. Michigan and
Wisconsin eers have been selling at a1f515e ~ N,
quality. with large transactions, and rusd lines u New
HAMPSHIRE feege would bring lltt1s y n. Comhing and
deaine ncces have hseu demand t0e6t5c * h but
WOOL unusually large prices ranging l6ec
loc ~ n. A. 10 quality. Pulled woods have been In better
demand at fiedtc u n, Tor super and and includes
chuce Eastern aud Maine super % eftnc n N. Az lots
N hne and desirable fleece wou At The close held fof
higher prizes
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-08-23
,ncIcnt and Modern Discoveries.

History tells us that Calico discovered that tho
Garth rcyolyed around the sun, that Sin Isaac
Neston discovered the laws Of gnyution, that
an eminent physician named William Harvey dis
c,yored the circulation Of blood in the human sys-
tom. that Fulton discovered the power Of steam.
,bat Franklin discovered that lightning could be
drawn from the clouds, and Professor Morse how
IN utllize 1t for commercial and literary purposes
lint II was left for Grccn--G Green, Of the White
River Sianddrd-yes Luther .. Green, Of Wood
stock. w. to discover the astounding fact that he
il the great director Of "publc sentiment In the
second Congressional District Of Vermont just
hear him, in his editorial in the Standard Of Au-
gust 18Th, 1876. Speaking Of the result Of the
second Congressional District Convention, he
SAYS. "Thc result is especially gratifying because
IL rindicaios ne Judgment and the course NJ he
.,iaadard. ,chich, ofoH Zee popeu in he d'arici.
has stool u, 'roni bi directing pddie 'eaim~nt "
Bml
What q bugler he Green would make in time
II peace Was he q director Of "puhc scnti-
ment" when he used biz directing sheet ~ defeat
the election Of that worthy gentleman, Julius Con-
verse. after receiving the nomination 10y the Re-
pnblican party for Governor; and does he feel
prond and boastiul, as a Republican, Of bis bolt
ing procliviiles toward Republican nominations
for state, Congressional aud county purposes,
for which he has been 80 celebrated the past few
,ears2 lie may, but the people do not
In an editorial In the standard Of Jolly 18th,
1876, Mr. Green, in speaking Of the desired bar
mony at the coming district convention. says
" No representative Of the district who desired h..
has ever been refused denomination, and we be-
live no occasion exists Tor denying him tDcnisonl
the usual courtesy this, ia the opinion Of your
correspondent must be taken as the true cause Of
the unanimous action u The convention of August
10th, rather than that there WAS such an outburst
II enthusiasm for Mr. Dennison which caused the
Standard 10 say. August 18th But one scnti-
ment prevailed and the Ratchet was buried we
hope, never 10 be taken mp again Aud this
misses the question, who has taken mp the hatchot?
The Republican party on thi- same EDITOR OF the
SiaH3,rd7
Would this editor advocate the claims Of some
consistent and reliable Republican for the losi-
ton oi Secretary Of the Vermont Senate at the
coming session NJ the Legislature. or would be
prefer sonebodg who has been IN tho habit "
shopping over politically We would like hi.
opinion frankly. As that Gag Law is harmless
now, and has been for nearly two years
In conclusion, the Standard man g.. referred ioa
couple Of lines written by Robert Burns, on -ec-
ius louise on a lady bonnet at church
go wa sofne power the r.nie re ns
10 see oursels as others see usr'
pI!I.tNa Tom
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urrhH yHHhrs.
A. Cambridge and Brighton for he weeh ending u-.ds
August p. 1876.

Al Cambridge and Brighton 10y ne wssh ending Tuesday,
August 2, 1876.
AMOUNT srocK At HAsKfr.
ceffie. .Shs,p. shofei. Hoos. Cafres.
~ ~; web web ''.......' 3%ess iSs,,, 90 sAs i,s
one iS,' YEAR ssf1 sso..... si Sss s ss si If
fsices-Hesr caie-Fstra fat and heavy premium oxen
y iet ~. nsi quality. a. o06ts 81 ssond quality $50
uaM. mlr quality, st9ftfib " ioo n. weight
n hde iaav and dres.s fef. few chooe single pairs
ssWgoi Buns, etc NGGlo
value ~ beef steer. sssals0.
Mirh CgNf-Fair quality, s3oet0 extra good. sssas5,
WIN or without calves, A. BE- agreed
lnaiyi tnttN yearneH, tnnHf122 CO., two-yeann-olds
talpWNe three years old. sl-ftln
on i've weight, or sifof1s2i II head spfi,g iamlya S
leli carei fioe0tl5 81 PER head
Hldff hfinrou, h0tNr lots. sffft.r a
si SKINS lutle raow aAeesc n N. Country SO o.
uhte fer pound.
Rru,Hgs e. Colder weather {. noicrd to-day and no,
heavy supply which l. favorable the sale
The market hns fegsnei the r. " that vas taken IN
last week and there seems TO R but little inquiry for North
en- oxen aud stock. There steers To
NJ Brooks weighing 90 RS At SO ~ n, eleven seers
70 MI Richardson, weighing u gs ", A. Is 10 n cet and
~ Hathaway swift fol Ten choice 10 H. Blrd
Co. AVERAGE 0 hs ats T. ~ n; sixteen steers 10 Nj.
Snouuer. weighing n - h- $50 ~ cwt; seventeen
sfeer ~ thnmterln Hrnthers weighing u los r. AZ Is
n cwi' and uhy-., steer 20 MI Lowe Al SIC I'm. Nj.
joyce sold thirteen heefs and steers 90 rs
o. " ". The aggregate supply u sheep does differ
much from last week. hntrhsra paying fun
noticed two weeks ago c ~ n higher than last
There perhaps load that reached i,e avanse
but they were rich. Mr.. FULLER -od hundred and
Roycl old one hundred aud twenty lan'-
W Ns. ats g. " n.
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Deaths.

years.
In 81, Jonsbary Center. August H. Hon joins BACON,
"a, aged D. years.
In Burke, August H. CAROLINE HALL wife Of Theron
Bell, aged IS years.
In Topsham. August 10. LuCN T.. BREWSTER forulsfly
Of bradford, aged o. years.
In g. Johnsbury. August 49, suddenly, CURTIS Farm
HAM, aged about " years.
In Mafshnrd. July Is. OF typhoid fever, WALTER Al.
BAkfLti'i, aged 70 years.
In Miadlesex, August 20, ALDEN WILEY, aged 6J
Year,, 3months and q days.
In reacham August 8, Mrs. CHAMBERLAIN. wife Of 4.
e. chaInberlin, aged Is years.
In Cambridge, August II, AsRNATH GALLUP. daugl-
tel OF the late Chafisz Gallup, aged u years,
In Waterbury Center. August TO- Of typhoid fever ~
ENthhfr htsk. youngest son u :. X and A. = iinse.
aged yaars.
Near san Bsrnandino, California. August N, HARLAN
W. BOWMAN, eldest son Of Judge \. q. hownan Of ~
JohnsbnIy, aged ~ years.
In Moreiown. August u.s. JrDA llAsILroN, aged rs
years. she hot settlers ~ Mcfrt0wn, hrr
father moving 10 that town over righiy year,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-08-23

BARRE Professor George II. Ryder, the EN-
inent organist Of Boston, is placing In the new
Uniyersslist church ut Barre an excellent instru-
ment Of his own manufacture. The new organ
will be opened ON Tuesday evening, August 2ah,
for an organ concert, in which choice selections
will be rendered by the Professor himself All
lovers Of music may be sure of feast and all are
invited t1 attend. The ladies Of the society have
procured tile organ, and the entire proceeds OF
the concert will go toward payment Doors open
at seven o'clock; tickets 20 rents, children I'M
der ten year,, free. The Vermont State Con-
veution Of nj, ersalists will hold it, annual
sion al Barre on Wednesday and Thursday,
August 10Th and 3ist. large attendance Is
expected, and all who come will be welcome 49,.
Mrs A. C. bradford desires 10 say u the public
that although poor health has obliged her 10 be
absent from her millinery store In this place, for
a few DAYS, the establishment has not been closed,
M some have reported, In her absence the store
h left In charge Of competent person, and Is
always open To customers, She returned home
on Tuesday, aud will soon receive full stock OF
fall goods. An advertisement next week will
give all the necessary particulars. Look out for H.
=. A good square-toed Republican has just shown
us a tomato weighing plump twenty ounces
Can any democrat heat thiSf
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-08-23

CHELSEA Last Saturday the Republicans Of
this town organized Hayes and Wheeler club.
The democrats had their dag raising here
last Saturday, with very good turnout. Carlo
Titus, of this place while working forD Il. Fuller
in Washington started to go across the hill about
amie last Friday night, and stepped on stone and
broke both bones in his leg below the knee
not being in hearing Of any one he laid there all
night and in the morning he crawlcd about one
fourth Of a mile and succeeded in raising Mr..
Fuller His leg was set Sunday by DR.. Goss.
The dry weather has spoiled the potato crop
in this place We had nice shower here Sat
urday night, the first for three weeks, the mer-
curry standing al forty Monday morning