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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-07-16
BENNiNGTON's CELEBRATION.

AS the time approaches for the great
Celebration at Bennington, the indica-
tions are very favorable for celebration
that shall be worthy the State and the
great event that will there be commem-
grated. Great preparations are being
made for the entertainment of the large
numbers that are expected to meet there
during the week, and program of ex-
ercises is being arranged that cannot
fail to be most interesting. No event,
except the opening of the Centennial
Exhibition at Philadelphia, and possibly
the hundredth anniversary at Bunker
Hill, has called together, or is likely to
call together for years, so many people,
and such distinguished persOnages, as
nington battle-ground.
Beside the meeting of all interested
in the old battle-ground, the historical
momentos and the interesting anniver-
sary exercises, thousands will be called
together to attend the various meetings
of societies and orders, that have been
invited to meet at Bennington during
the important week.
Among the most pleasant gatherings
for Vermonters will be the meeting Of
the veterans of the State, whose Reunion
will be held at that place. Already
great preparations have been made fol-
the Reunion. Tents will be provided
for the soldiers, which will be furnished
gratis with straw and fuel. An immense
mess tent, capable of seating 1000 men
at time, where board can be obtained
at 81 per day, will be provided, and
every necessary thing will be done tC
make the meeting the best and fullest
ever held by the veterans of the State
Already in many towns, companies Of
soldiers are being formed, and prepare.
tons are being made for spending the
gala week pleasantly with their ole
comrades on the historic field at Ben
nington.
To make the expenses light, to conform
to the times, the railroads will carr
very cheap, and provisions will be furn
ished those who prefer to cook their owl
board at cost prices. The hotels will b
very reasonable in their charges.
We are quite a long distance frOn
Bennington, in this northeastern section
Of the State, but aside from the triAin
excess in fare, we can attend as cheapl
as others. We have a like interest Il
the name and fame of Vermont, an
ought to cheerfully contribute by GU
means, or personal attendance to tn
success and honor of the occasion.
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LETTER FROM WASHINGTON.
Special Correspondence

WASHINGTON, July 10, 1877.
1t Is generally understood that Diaz's
orders instructing General Trevino to
by our military forces in pursuit of Mex
lean marauders will produce no modif-
cation of the orders given General Ord,
but that he will be required to firmly
execute them. In the event, then, Of
another raid, and unless Diaz reeedes
from the position he is reported to occu-
Ply, an armed collision would appear in
evitable. Would it lead to war? The
affirmative is generally urged here, and
the probabilities of such an untoward
event seems to be admitted in the high
est official quarters. Mr.. Blaine is Gen.
sured by some and commended by others
for the matter of his Woodstock speech,
the latter holding that our critical rela-
tons with Mexico clearly justified him
in calling the attention of the nation to
them and to the greater peril, that of
annexation of portion of the enemies
territory-as the only way in which we
could enforce an indemnity claim from
bankrupt government of revolution
airy people. Every utterance of the
President and members of the Cabinet
known to the public indicates their lack
of sympathy with the annexationists :;
but it is notorious that big lobby has
been operating here for months to pre-
cipitate war. 1t is largely composed of
broken-down politicians, dead-beats and
adventures of all kinds, who have moth
ing to lose and everything to gain. They
are not unlike the fillibusters who have
appeared on the surface for brief time
during the past thirty years of our his
tory, quickly sinking back into obscurity.
But the present is the most formidable
of any that have preceded it, and is suf-
ficiently heavily locked to have assumed
quasi responsibility. There is a sus-
picion that they have instigated many Of
the raids of the past, and it is also in.
timated that they would not hesitate tC
get up raid to order, for the purpose
of provoking an armed collision. Thus
the matter stands at present and new
developments are awaited with intense
interest.
The arrest of Madison Wells and hi
associates of the Returning Board hat
created good deal of genuine excite
ment and indignation. The Presiden
and his trusted advisers in the Louisiani
compromise" are reported as highly IN
censed at this fragrant violation of tn
covenant entered into by Nichols an,
} his friends. 1t is urged in behalf O
: the latter that they are not responsible
but that it was instigated by the extrem
: fre-eaters Of their party, to force a
issue and get rid of all moderate mer
Admitting this, even, it proves to thos
e who opposed the abandonment of PacE
0 ard, that Nichols was guilty of an oil
I scured assumption when he promised I
t control the bulldOzers of his party, an
: upon which promise was based the will
6 drawal of the troops. But even tn
: charitable construction of making Mel
8 OILS DESTROYS but unable to carry out b
# agreement, is rejected by many, and th
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Young Ethan Allen.

This Colt raised and owned by DR.. ]. +. Skinner OF
Barton, VT will be three years old the goth OF this
June. is beautiful dark gray stands 10 hands hlgh
weighed 1910 lbs last March, form and action good
This Colt is believed to hold relationship to more
of the renowned families of Morgan horse, than any
horse before the public and gives promise OF
great usefulness to horse raisers
PEDIGREE-Sired by the well known Sisco horse,
ETHAN Allen" he by the young Ethan Allen,
his grand sire was ETHAN Allen" his dam
was "Bllie Root" his grand dam Crane"
The dam of this colt is coal black sired by "Billie
Root" horse, whose dam SHERMAN Morgan"
The grand dam of said colt sired by the celebrated
',Ford Horse" he by the 'eThurston Black Hawk ,
His great grand dam the black so long owned
and driven by Orrin Cutler, sired by "Black Morgan
he by the celebrated knights Horse" he by "old
Sherman Morgan" and from an English mare
A FEW WORDS TO THE PUBL1C.-More than
year ago solicited by good judges OF horses 10
this colt for the Improvement OF horse STOCK IN
this county. l reluctantly consented to DO so. ne
was allowed to few mares the last season. sew
era of his colts have made their appearance one own
seen by any DESTROYS Of witnessing the style and
action OF the stock This horse will be kept for service
this season at my own stable under the care and
management OF William r. Hall. my farm manager,
who will take pleasure in showing him to any one
wishing to examine him. Instead of writing up the
style and qualities Of the horse prefer to invite all
DESTROYS OF raising horses of rstclass for style and
durability, to call and examine for themselves
TERMS-S6, to warrant. All mares disposed oil
before foalng time considered with foal All mares
J.F. SKINNER
Barton. Vt, June II, 1871 24H
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those who strenously opposed all efforts
to reach an amicable and satisfactory
settlement of the controversy. He be-
lieves the efforts of the Bourbons to re-
new the agitation is condemned by fair
men of all parties in Louisiana, and
must inevitably be stamped out by pub
lie Ph0nir.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-07-16
TROTTING STATIONS
The Green Mountain Stud Farm,
WEST RANDOLPH, VT.

HambletOnian MOnarch-Foaed April 29th.
l864-Blood Bay-Sixteen hands high-Sired by Rys.
dyk's Hambletonian-Dam by Roes Abdallah chief
Terms, $50 to insure.
And
RandOIph-Foaled 1874-Bay, with star-Fifteen
hands-Sired by Aberdeen. son of Rysdyk's Hamble-
tonan and Widow Marchee-Dam Fanny Slelght, by
Ethan Allen, G. d. by Harris Observation-Disclosures
to IL mares. Terms, $50 to insure.
Will make the season of 1877 from May 18th to
September LIST at the farm of
w. ID. FOSTER. Woodstock. Vt.
Don GiOvanni-Foaled 1s70-Golden Bay-15 "a
hands high-Sired by Hampton, son of Rysdyk's Ham
bletonian-Dam by Volunteer, g. d. by old Adballah
Terms, $40 to insure.
LOckwOOd-Foaled lS73-Blood Bay, blk points
Is IL hands high-Sired by Aberdeen-Dam, Lady
Lockwood record $3.50 by Neaves Cassius M. Clay, Jr
Terms $50 to insure.
Will make the season of 1877 at the Green Noun
tain Stud Farm, West Randolph, VT.
Mares pastured and well cared for at $l00 per week
but all accidents at owners risk. For circulars giving
extended pedigrees address
ETOULTON BROTHERS,
2O32 West Randolph, Vt.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-07-16

We have lately purchased and brought into Vermont
for the improvement of stock superior blooded Stall
lion, in whose makeup are combined the energetic
business character of the Morgan, with the elegant
figure and graceful action of the Messengers he no
bity of horse esh This horse is registered IN Name
Under the name of "YOUNG FEARNAUGHT, and'
his name indicates, descendant of FEARNAUGHT,
that noted sire of Trottors whose son. FEARNAUGHT,
JR has lately added fresh laurels reputation al
YOUNG FEARNAUGHT is possessed of many if not
all those qualities which not only desirable but
necessary in Stallion, in order that he may transmit
them TO his progeny. The general oulld OF YUM
FEARNAUGHT ensures stock which can be used for
business if they disappont the reasonable
of speed.
which will enable them to withstand long journey on
the road and perform it quickly, and fight out and win
holly contested of five or seven heats, In winch
many horses of wonderful speed and little bottom
YOUNG FEARNAUGHT is Blood Bay with black
points, good MAN, tail and oretop stands fifteen hands
high on Clean substantial limbs; very intelhgent
countenance, whose prominent feature-a pleasant,
keen eye-truthfully indicates docilty and amDtion
an easy open gate united with rapid stride enables
HIM to show his owners mile in go witnout tranlng.
rights Of rstclass horses. He is the lawful heir all
| he possesses, the following will show:
YOUNG FEARNAUGHT. sired by MINoKEN Boy,
T Sy TSgTs MS aa BY MGaRILL
FIELD MESSENGER, by WINTHROP MESSENGER, by I'M
PORTED MESSENGER. Grand Dam sired by VERMONT
| BLACK HAWK. VERMONT BLACK HAWKS dam was a
| half-blood English mare raised in New Brunswick.
VERMONT BLACK HAWK by SHERMAN MORGAN, whose
| dam was either Spanish mare, imported English
mare or a mare from Virginia, noted for beauty and
| speed. The dam of MORRILL, was by the HARRINGTON
HORSE, grandson of IMPORTED MESSENGER. FEAR
| NAUGHT's dam was by STEVE FRENCH HORSE by FLINT
| MORGAN, by SHERMAN MORGAN whose dam is given
above.
| Fearnaught 1923 II
Minoken Boy 224 ga
| Fearnaught, Jr., 2:26
Minoken Boys Dam, $50
ST1NcHFIELD MESSENGER was sold in California for
| forty thousand dollars.
We have thought best to place this Stallion in the
stud for the services of limited number Of mares.
TERMS.-Ten dollars to warrant. Mares disposed
of before foaling time will be considered with foal
Good pasturing for mares from distance. All acct
| dents and escapes at owners risk
o. H. MOSSMAN lpronr;o,or.
W. l. ROBINSON, Fr'prie'ors'
Barton, VT. June t. 1871 o29
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The new government loan at per
cent is popular.
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LETTER FROM CALIFORNIA.

WEsTMoRE, VI, July 10, 1877.
Mr.. Editor i: Thinking it might in
terest some of the readers of the Moni-
tor, the Grange request publication of
the following letter from one Gifts men,
bers, who went to California, last win
ter on account of his health.
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SOLD OUT!

Having sold our goods and leased our store now
wish to settle up books and hereby give notice to
all concerhd that we have opened an office in the Capt
Little Block next door to the meat market, where
shall be in readiness to settle with all who may call.
We wish to that shall expect evey person having
unsettled account acih to call and settle at once.
Skinner. 81 Drew.
Barton, VT. March Q. 1877. lift
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-21
AUCTION saLEs-ruTURE Dlrs.
r. CoI.DwELL, Real Estate Auctioneer,
" No. pt6 y street northwest.

No Ho sute' npt""c7N'
TRusTEEg SALE OF A. DEsIRARIE TWO.
RnI5S WITH TIA, ALI Tmh M1P !1iN
ME writ borRIEESTrH srHE k 80, nnEI +
NORTH NJ STREET AND NEW YORK AVE
By virtue OF a deed Of trust, dated April T. a. D.
is7B duly recorded IN Idhcr Ne sii milo W. on ~
the request Of the party secured thereby, we viii sell
IN ront Of the premises the ,sllohng d,@cioed .e,
On TiIt RsD.iY, May ~. 1877, a, 5 O'Clock r M,
rnssrtd two bnndrs.i and thirteen tsiaJ rrrniing
~ oi9 feet Massachusetts avenue, aud ~ s,lN
This property vii - sold, subtf to p,'ot deed o
a rror Of ass p +ff Il ~ 5 So s q ns So
on which there is due si5po with interest II the
TSs ill., ard ssn subject ByT a nsS 70 he S Hon.
TIM, ,n s,,ncns ior special pr9ycnc ~ Ws
est At 10 per cent per- p 'nnm on ifo Noven,.
her ., isaS and st,ig7 from, November u, islG
lo i n,,S SS ri i q JHns 10 SS"Ss and
~ to no conseciiively. inclu.vely, in Hates and
haiTlrrd and nntccn, cxccp original ios eight mine
aud ten, ,nEr,hcr with II. inpr'I,rmcuis &c sub
daied February 10 isis and recorded IN Liter No "a
folip ~, Of said records This desd Of Trust ai'o In
rlm.s lots eight, nt,a and ten of came sltiare. -
Terms on the first dC-sribed parrri q grounai D
sis. niue. twelve nt,,ra aud eighteen monii viii
interest at the rate of eight per cent per ninun,, ~
crir.-i by u deed oftrust on the pruperty sold
Terms on the second described parcel VI ground
Que Durth In c1ts and the balance ut thrnc siN niue
twelve itren and eighteen months, WIN Interest ~
the rate VI eight per cent per annuin. secured ny
deed Of trust on tho property sold dcpns,t E, ~,
veynncing nj purchasers ost. Terms TO he rOnip,t
with 10 scvcnn,s, otherwise the trustee. reserve i
right resell the property at the risk and cost OF In,
deftuiting purchasers aftcr five dnystadverti-encnt
n II 4. Z, hhif i! ss4S,ypEp. TRUSTEES.
J. 7. COLDwEII.
AusfDupcr,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


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nS-EA CONSENT HT R,NHTIHS ~ T,-ra1fdH-i
1p il,pt't b asunr,l uiiiii " H.sik Int n
Is5s, H'Sin' hntr innl rilius -
nrsHHSTHualnas Tuws--s.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-21
CHANCERY SALE OF TALTARlE INIT0ZEl
~ REAL ESTATE IN TIE CuuH CO fsfloine5hr
TnWN AND DISTHlt-r OF 1NHT MIllk.


4 NHANCERn sALE n nALt Mill aMLn ,as,s hH
TOWN AND IhS1iltl III ONil MlNAs
BY virtue OF n DECREE oi int siun.nr abirl " .nf
lnstrict OF toiiinbh lnttsfn IN evthN hhhe so @ll.
The freedmnns SANings and urtisa snii.lmie w
Robert r. Dodgr "a a. the unnursnrn-dt M lrnAlee
will sell. On SAIl RliAN, the twtniiy -iEth ts4h my
OF MAY, isl, nj ionr ~ s6lork p N ~ f.inils
aurti0n In fon OF the llrtssA the itiiOwfh dfr,su
trst OF ColuInhia btf:innlne lur r Mains M nnn ~
the era vote VI toitrrt-s Mrra o,,sah tnr"s hunnto
and seven lb1l fst hid NH ~ innhss nom INT hnnn
formed by the Intersection 81 the nia me az tiire
street with the south line Of Hnnd street. hnd RUNNING
thence southwhrdly by and win me ein''rh INT 81
Congress street siStyInne ~ hti nna VA ~ mi,ss
thence onsierly ny and with me MIthsri n,,LhnAIN
line Of the premises conveyed g Anrrin Nliiaiiih "a
Washington Beck, ~ deed Dated 1nnn ~ \ " ls ~.
aud recnrd,d W tm innd rrnnra o. UT nttiin o. 10
lumbin In l.iber W H., NO ~ one nur-dhh1 tMhit-
seven (tg) Rest thnnce narthtn.y sx sssen tsl .n
and SIX ts inches to the south linz ~ The hry torsm
W feet In width, opniiine tr,o Road street hid ln,n
out fnI the use % M rnin,i,ss- moM s a, ..
and other parcels On ground bihals IN sasin hntS hii
thence running wcstcrty ono hundrrd md t~uiitr.
seven tl.!l teet, 10 the piane of MelninE Win bhr
dwelling house and oiii.I lrgssIntliis ihtrfnh ~,
The trustee VIII hnipedin'ay thsfeshe srh M M,
lowing Described reh estate anniea IN me rn n On
Georgitown, beginning M The saint NJ penn n ths
west side 81 Montgomery street. nhsfsiii ut hinnrra
and twenty I'D htt south mo'n tne c.rn'm .nr,so w
the Intersection OF the south me On sioonnfn Arrt1
with the wesi line ID Montgomery street. na srnn
thence running south on said MuntgnfntuS Ntrth tiih
ty-nine ~ RET thence running NssarnlS Ah ls1Anh
beet thspc- north-rly and pHrsllel suth Mnllgamsrs
street thirty-nin Obj f-et, and thaire esnsrE Ann
parallel with StOddard rtrt-et Bae htirrd hd twtffts
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-21

DRUP,,sAIIs FOR CUT GRANITE n
OPrIuE STATE WAR ASD NAVY DEr.'T BrTfpfSg,
washington, D. g., MAY Il. lS1I
Proposals fr furnishing the cut Granite required
In thu construction of two .tnirNays In the east
wing Of the state War aIId Navy Department buili
linz will br rrtrived until noon Uf June 81 1877. and
opened Immediately thereafter Blank forms. spe
riiirutinns and any desired information Ia had
On application at this Office.
THOMAS l. CASEY.
myis-st Lieut.. Col GnrIyS Of Engineers.
rVD .IIIPBl ILDEItS.
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FOR STATIONERY.

DEPARTMENT or THE ISrERioR.(
April ~. 1877.
Scaled proposals will he erciycd at this Depart.
ment until 4, u ciock m. TIT RSDAI, May -, lsI7.
fur furnishing Stationery fur the Department of the
mturiI r during The fiscal year ending June ~, 1S7s
Blank Turns Of proposals showing the items and
sstimntei quantities required together with crcu-
lar relating thereto. will lie furnished applica.
tim tD this Department
Proposals should be addressed tn the under
signed and in,iorscd Proposals for Stationery
G.. SCHrRZ
ans Secretary Of the Interior.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-21

Treasury DErARTNESr,)
OpFuH or rItE LmIrr- HOrsE Board,
WASHINGTON. d. g.. April ~ 1877.
Sealed proposals will I've received at thi, Office UNI
til u uclirck M on tt E@DAI, the Id day II May.
M fir,m -hipbuildcrs nnly; for furnishing the
mntprinls and lalnr IT all kinds necessary p con-
strilri inn twin-srrcw steamer, in accordance
with the specifications dated April 10 1871. copies
of which cun be hal IN application ~ this Oihcc.
anil Ia the Light house nspcctnrs At M. II Pcmber
TIM salinrr Bsinn, Mas; at Tumpkinsville. staten
Island. New York, aud at ~ south sixth street,
Philadelphia Pa.
The BOARD reserves the right To reject any all
proposals. or H. waive defects IL II be deemed for
the Interests Of tho United States tn do
JOHN e.. WALKER.
Commander United States Navy. Naval secretary.
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-21

e. No. gls street northwest
TRUsTFE5' SALE OF A THRFE-sTnnY EnAME
HOUSE ON THE s0uTHWEST uollNAI OF
AND TwENTYlFTRs1 STREETS NUuHMHnsI.
nv virius of deed Of trust. dAl-d Frsnusrs D. n n.
isss, duly recorded in LIbm No 81, fhliD NJ, nne al
tie land records for the Distri u D0iuninA nnn 40
the request OF the party sscnred nlars we vii sol
IN front ID the preInisssi On SATURDAY Msg N l61,
Al O'Clock D. m ths fnlO~ins -dascriheh rna. esaih
situate In the city Of waslissesoa l9htrsu 81 GoiiLna
bla 10 witt All OF LOT letiersd IN ". "a il Ne~mnas
square numbered sixty eight, sAQ 1falting n ksd nm
Twenty lfrs strsst by darth ID n feei IN s1rsa
logstber with this naIrOvarneIiA, an
Tsrms One fourth In nnsf, nnn I'M belnnna IN IN,
twelve, and eighioen mpntht, wirh iritnren "a gn
sent per Annnm secured rs . asad tf lrutG IN hif
propsrty-sol " all cash nj ofliol pi M pisrnAsu
deposh Of 9i0D required time Of aniA md AL
yeyanoing NJ pufuhlsera COST
BhAIfAnp b wARNER trrpn.s
AL1MANDkR SohhAH1IAH,
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,uyiSTuF&ds Auuiisnssz.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-21
CHRIsTApORps HAIR DYE

Is the safest and the besi, IA instantaneous In ~
action, and II produces the most natural shades q
black brown does not stain the skin and Is easiy
applied. II N standard preparation, and favorits
upon every wcll-nppoinied toilet fr lady or gentle
man. For sale by All druggists and hairdresser-
JOSEPH CHRlSrADORO,
Proprietor, =. %, Box siis New Sork-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-21
SITUATIONS TAINTED.

A Young LADY, or GOOD EDccATloN. Is
"A Ia urgent need Of q situation cppyit nnian-
uen-ts prrnn competent to pay for such scr
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-21

PI!lNOS.
BRADBURY rIANos EsrEY ORGANS

We closing out AT COST the balance OF our
stock of the above excellent instruments previous
moving. sept 1871. into the large and elegant Ware
nom CORNER OF Pennsylvania avenue and Twelfth
street hephsrd's Building. ONCE 5o2 Ninth street
northwest.
apnpIm SANDERS a srAYMAN.