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HORRIBLE MURDER in CALAIS.


One of the most brutal and revolving
murders of even the present era fcrime,
was committed on Wednesday of last
week in the neighboring town of Calais.
The only redeeming feature of the affair
is the prompt arrest of the guilty party,
his speedy hearing before court of
justice, and commitment to the county
Jail, and the almost certainty that he
will suffer the penalty of his horrid
crime
The particulars of the affair are as
follows: For about one year an inoffen-
sive and industrious half breed Indian
has made his residence for portion Of
the time in Gilmore and vicinity, and
gained an honest living by selling bas-
kets and other small wares of his manu-
factare. and by laboring for his neigh
bors. His name was William Wallace
Murcommock, and his father, Doctor
Murcommock, is said to be reputable
Indian physician at Putnam. Connecti-
cut. On the 3lst Of May last William
was married, in Wells River to Hattie
kenney, whose father is a farmer resid.
ing in Lyman, N. H. His wife is eigh-
teen yers of age, although her appear
ance would hardly indicate that she was
more than sixteen. She is an exceed
ingly attractive woman, bright, vivacious
and apparently much better educated
than most people of her class. Their
married life was very happy and each
appeared to be very fond of the other.
In the immediate neighborhood Of
Murcommock reside several families BY
the name of Carr. These Cars all en-.
| joy a good reputation. with the excep
ton of one, Royal Carr. whose character
is very bad. About fifteen years ago he
was arrested for completely in the muir
der of woman in Worcester. The
proof was not thought to be conclusive
and he was promised that if he woult
enlist in the army his prosecution would
be abandoned. He consented, but whel
his comrades found out what desperat,
character he was they forced him Il
leave the service under threats of killing
him if he did not. Upon his return t
Worcester his trial took place, and h
was sentenced to ten years in the stat
prison. This sentence he served ou
except one year, which he gained b
good behavior in prison. Carr is abou
forty years Of age, dark complexioned
and an ugly customer to deal with. !
seems that he had become acquainte
with Mrs. Murcommock. was enamore
of her, and sought to put her husban
out of existence as an obstacle to hi
unholy passion. Indeed he had declal
ed more than once that che could &c
: that Indians wife away from him.
From the evidence it appears that o
, Wednesday after dinner. Royal Car
. came to Chester Cars house, Wher
Murcommock and bis wife were tempo
: rarily stopping, and asked the latter t
t accompany him to Ira Cars, to get hi
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Stokes has been in that business for
years, and that State Prison is the only
tit place for him.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS are held in
district No g..
Rev. S. S. Brigham received $40 at
his donation.
A new set Of Fairbanks scales have
been set at the Hollow for the conven-
fence of that borough.
Jacob Day got quite severely hurt
while drawing poles, recently, by being
struck in the head by one that sfew
round" and hit him.
SUTToN.-This town raises 80 cents
on dollar for town tax.
N. K. Campbell knows how it feels
to be "thrown off the track" His last
adventure of this kind was on the P. &
. X. K. near East Concord, few nights
since.
The porkers recently slaughtered
about the Corner weighed as follows: H.
W. Easterbrook's, 555, A. F. Taft's,
400. P. P. Balls 432. H. L. Gilman's,
45o.
LYNDoN.-The Dramatic club is re-
heasing new play which will be given
to the public soon.
The select men will meet at the town
clerks Office on Thursday, Dec. 26, al
10 o'clock a. m, for the abatement Of
taxes.
A half dozen or more men living OF
the Centre, are getting their years stock
of wood of P. F. Graves, paying one
dollar per cord on the stump.
The proceeds of the assembly at Mich
OILS Hall last Tuesday eve, were $l2
which goes into the band treasury.
About 25 couples were present.
About 260 scholars in the schools al
the three villages. The increase in the
number of scholars indicates considera
BILE increase in the population of the
| town.
Sam. Holtham's little boy lost the enc
of one finger and had another finger Gu
nearly off. by an ak in the hands of an
other little boy. on Saturday of las
week.
J. G. Ide has been appointed deputy
sheriff at Lyndon Corner. 1t is proba
bic that either HI. S. Parker or w. f
Kennison will be appointed deputy a
Lyndonville. Either will make a goot
officer.
Fifteen hands are employed at Wild
er's pulp mill, and the mill is run da,
and night. They are putting in tw
more grinders, which will double th
capacity of the mill. They have proba
bly,, the best water power in northern
Vt, having So foot head.
The road near Ansiel Miles house
north of the run Bridge is disgrac
to the town. Whenever there is fresh
ct the water rushes across the road to
depth of two or three feet, and afte
every rain or thaw the water stands i
the road for several days. SO deep as
oblige pedestrians to travel on the fence
or take to the fields.
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A practical farmer says that for kill
ing lice on cows. horses or hogs, he has
always found the following application
successful; Take the water in which
potatoes have been boiled, and rub it
over the skin of the animals to be treat
ed. The lice will be dead in two hours
and no further progeny appear.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-12-23

can desire no better when in perfect
health; every sufferer can easily obtain
satisfactory proof that Green's August
Flower will make them free from disease.
Dyspepsia and liver complaint is the d.
rect cause of seventy-6ve per cent. of
such maladies as biliousness. indigestion,
sick headache, costiveness. palpitation of
the heart, &c. Three duses of August
Flower will prove its wonderful effect.
Sample bottle 10 cents. Try it. o2l
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ICE

Is hereby given that the Annual Meeting of the Stock
holders of the Barton National Bank for the choice of
Directors and the transaction OF any other legal hus
ness will be held in their Banking Rooms in Barton
on TUESDAY, the l4th day of January next. at 10
o'clock, a. m.
H. K. DEWEY, Cashier.
Barton, VT, Dec. z, 1875 o2
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Local News.
ALBANY.

George Nye starts for Kansas to-day.
The late band concert was we'll attend
ID and we'll appreciated.
Christmas tree at the Congregational
church on Wednesday evening.
A singing school has been started
here-Asa Hartman instructor.
The young friends of Rev. Chaplin and
his amiable wife made them a pleasant
call few evenings since and the visit
was very agreeable to all parties.
A little daughter of S. @. Wilcox has
been badly afflicted of late. She had an
attack of meningitis some weeks ago,
ard is now down with the diphtheiria.
II. P. Taplin has sold the place for
merly owned by the late BENZ. Farwell
to ]. +. Tenney, and has moved to
greensboro. Mrs. Alonzo Martin has
moved into the house vacated by Mr..
Taplin.
BARTON.
A merry Christmas to all.
The annual village meeting will be
held on Monday evening, Jan. 6.
We devote the most Of our first page
this week 10 an interesting letter from
our vivaciOus correspondent, "Trufax,
who lately visited Salt Lake.
Those who have not received Their
premiums awarded at the last Fair ar
notified that none will be paid afte
Jan. ! Get them before that date.
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ENJOY LIFE.-What truly beautiful
world we live in. Nature gives us grand
eur of mountains, glens and oceans, and
thousands of means for enjoyment. We
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Assiqnee's Sale.

VIII be sold at W. W. CIRCUITS Office, in Barton Sat
urday. Jan. 4. 1879 at O'clock p. M. the Right now
owned by the Elisha Foster bankrupt estate to run
logs from Woughby Lake to the Foster mill also. all
the Notes and Accounts due the estate Terms cash.
T. W. DREW, Assignee.
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A. D. H l B B A R D.
Jobbing and Commission Dealeiin
BUTTER, CHEESE, FLOUR. LARD, EGGS,
BEANS, DRIED APPLE, &c.
81 JOHN STREET, BosroE Mass
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NOTICE.

This is to warn all persons against the purchase of
a certain promsory note given by me to W. j. Young
in July 1873. shall not pay the note as the consid
Grafton was fraud.
n. L. STAFFORD.
Greensboro Dec 81 1878.
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CSAuS
The ladies, whom none can refuse),
Have called on me, or on my muse,
And brought us into reqnsition,
To speak to our Beloved Physician"
This entertainment has been planned,
They wish you, SIR, to understand.
By those. who wish on this occasion,
To show their high appreciation
OF one. who in SO many ways.
Has earned our gratitude and praise.
We wish to honor by this plan.
Both the practitioner. and man.
How could zoe fail to prize the skin.
Which ministers to ms when i'll.
And which with ready wisdom brings US
Relief from every pam that wrings rs,
Which fits. as nicely as you please.
The remedy to the disease?
Gold iron, I" for the teeth that pam us;
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Plasters. when in orr backs we strain us
Powders. for those unlucky wights
Who find it hard to sleepo nights;
Liniments, for rheumatism. may be,
Or cordials. for crying baby;
Rhubarb, for inward pains that gripe us,
Or stronger drugs to ward off typhus;
In fevers. his sure way of winning
Is stopping them in the beginning
Sickness prevented, we're assured
Is better tn sickness cured
Thus helpful ever, mid the woes
OflIfe's beglnning-or life's close
Equally faithful with the poor,
As where he finds his fee secure;
Flooding along by night and day.
The even tenor of his way;
With more of practice than of cash,
No whit inclined to cut a dash;
His marked success, as years advance,
Speak something more than luck and chance
True merit cannot be concealed,
The skiilfaI Doctor stands revealed.
But while we speak of patients cured
OF pains which they have long endured,
That public spirit we would praise,
Which shown in many different ways,
Fills up by all means in his power
With usefulness each passing hour;
Our Parsonage, with neat, new fence.
Shows that this is not all pretense;
That great improvement he has planned.
Paid for, and built with his own hand
None is more competent than I,
Before you here to testify,
How useful that same fence has been,
To keep cows out-and babies iu.)
lover of the house of prayer,
He makes that house his special care,
And many wintry day and night
Kindles the fires and starts the light;
And when, be it by night or day.
Gods people meet to praise and pray.
His ready voice is often heard
In fervent prayer, or earnest word;
In any enterprise or plan
For honoring God. or helping man,
One thing we know before we start.
Our Doctors sure to do his part.
At sewing circle. or at party,
His interest is always hearty;
If single ladies lack beau,
Or anybody wants to go,
The Doctor, and his sorrel nag,
You may be sure will never lag;
A man of such liberal mind.
So generous hearted. and 80 kind,
'Twould not surprise me any day
If he should give himself away.
But lest. as Parsons sometimes do,
By talking long 1 weary you,
I'll bring these babblings to an end.
And simply say: "My honored friend,
Accept this tribute to your worth,
May you live long upon the earth,
May Providence your pathway bless,
And may your shadow meier be less"
NEWPORT CEN TER.
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CORRECTED ExPREssLyroR
7 H e NJ o n I T O Il

osToN WHOLESALE PRODUCE MARKET
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F. W. BALDWIN. Atty for Pla oil
The New York herald., 1878-08-27
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, August 90, 1873
Cotton easy: mddng. llsc. low niddilng. i02c good
Stock, 1870.
Cotton steady; middling. lie log middling, Io,e. :
Sales, 100. stock, 300.
-. ,,u. MosnE. August 20. 1879
good ordinary. iosc Net reccips ila bales sales Coo
SAVANNAH, August 90 1879
Cotton quiet and firm good demand mddiIns. n lGc
10 ii6s hs. resspis, 7os bales. Exports ooastwiss,
Gotten n,d firm madns li4c MS; low middng,
bales ae ai9a TSuSl % s7 ,sss as
Flour unchanged; sales $500 sii., Wsss. steady
ss.:s sIs q o, Corn anGn,nssd No. Toledo ase
s.e barley ar"si prime ."saa held at .s 81 "i:.' IT, ~E
SSs sGaa g Corn 81 u, sci oq o,:u os Ss 7s
sii; ship stuff. sis mlddiini s. si7 Canal rel Ss
q sd T sG 70 s
York Recsip,s-2i bushels wheat. 1900 40 corn.
shp@s", 'D. - r!:, 200 500 b%se-s: s i'1Sa; iom
corn, 2'soo do; barley 1880 do rye 1890 so and
Flour quiet but nrm .aes 500 S" =. o,owos % sae.s
4 .Sa, sI sps isrin :. y sas: ~ % e
IS IS; White So 81 80; new process - . So city
IS 5'ass 9 amber x % ST. 70 Mic e Z, wu,ss Ss g. ~
%.a pc.. I as Goa o ss.v waes
Miwauses club a, 81 %; win;,r grades negeced Com
sample Western Sc oats rye .ni barley aaiet
en"sss Nal" M IT, .. geo 'pssS.ys euo,aon'
oher atfiss unehanseo Canal ire,rbts unsettled wheat
Ss sssd sI s ss asT ss's e..
s S Ssss,. s'sSg' sss z sS do |ss oe S. Wheat
5so%do re, 800 do ny isse-toar. 100 bels wheat
isoS Sa.h" eoqs ISL 500 Sp ao
% Ss 9 do S..e M G ys 200 90 .o Y s canal
RYE dii9o do 40 ss a,er@eaa'G 4" p.i...hssi Go
do Ssrey o7s do rye s3ic do malt IT, isst DO s''
roar firm aud unchanged sale, 66is white a. s. 2s
What csser extra white Michigan, 81 o-'t a us3s,
sSaas si OK M sss. s.psss s vIi'o u 8 o ann
si Ss %ss ras & s. ~. 1 s'sr .. 5
lied At 5oc. Tor No white and zoe ior No. mIssd Re.
wheat 10000 bushels; corn. s,D do. oats ,so6
wheat dull: No. white w"9a.S 81 6o, NO wis.
Mshs.n = es sss DO S s%ss. sss1.
seller Aagaa. s7lie seller sepienoer gSlis. seller
g's .s.,s ss @ Dss" .%. ssS NSSssI
No. Illinois. 81 o. Corn aull and lower; 'gh
s:r vSs ysa s'sf a,%sss ssss%'sI Sc 'Vs Ss.
sGS a5" '"s is OATS So oS%'ss
hraer amber Mienigaa SPOT ncd at eec .ales Dsc.
ysc seller August; gsc seller september Other ar.ics
unchanged. -'''''
Flour aall; family - 80 asS 90 ca, aall red, Soc
bushels. Com III good demand aud firm at iic' "A age
Oats steady with air demand 22c. 2gc 1--we du
~ ic 5fc BARLEY ~ good demand ~ full prices
tall ~ ui ~ %. Pork dui, and nominal nj $40 5L
sse hG d1 ~ s0;Ss & 's,S sasaes srs. ..s H.
short ~. 80 81 To- cosinx at inside price bid short
clear o4c bacon dull ana lo~er; shoulders 6Ac clear
rib 6sc a7c; clear sides 74c whiskcy steady at si O
butter dull and unchanged sugar outet aud
Ssss q "a sssd y.sssl :.sfs ss%TlcSp ss 70
Js5.
CutcAoo. August 49, 1878
flour quiet and unch an1sd Mhest dull. wcsk and
lower: No 2chicago spring, Ole 81 closing NJ ave
bid cssh D1itc Bsc. closing st y3sc Auxast vpc.
9O<es seRtsaberi ov, Oskober Iseeted. 90c.s Ne
The New York herald., 1878-08-27
Quiet and Uninteresting Day on
the Stock Exchange.
Gold AND MONEY UNCHANGED.
Government Securities Firm, States Dull and
Railways Active and Strong.
MORE BONDS CALLED IN.
WALL STREET,
MONDAY. August 26-6 p. M.

MONDAY, August 26-6P ii.
4 The everlasting yawn" which Pope asserts to be
the confession OF tho 'palns and penalties OF idle
nsss' gaped the market this morning. as it
done for the past two business days. II Sir Charles
Coldstrean, in tho play, speering into crater OF
vesuvius and dnding "notning it," mad becn able to
direct equally searching and inquistoria examine
tion into to-day's stock market he would probably
have arrived at the conclusion. In point OF fact
there was nothing in it-nothiug in tho market but
the slimmest OF fluctuations and tho most ethereal OF
transactions. So small were tho changes between
opening highest and closing prices that NO broker
except of homG opathic turn OF mind, could dts.
cern the value OF tho ininitesimal loss
ana gain and no other than one keen
as q razor could carve out profit
From h,gnes. to lowest quotations easily mar.
rowed tho limits OF reA cent, aud lew OF the
most active stocks reached this extent Western
Union and the Northwescrn shares proved TO be the
sest of the list gained at the end traction or
two on opening prices For the remainder nothing
is 10 be said but u.st II they were no better they
we're worse, and that apparently nobody cared
whether they went one way or tie other. Nor Is
anybody likely to carp for some litte time to come,
though tho fall months are likely to change all that
and turn popular attention strongly one way, and
this from all appearances will not be the down way.
As matter OF fact market In spite OF tho state OF
syncope into which has fallen, Is undenably strong
good evidence that stocks are being accu-
muated with view 10 higher prices in the autumn.
The better feeling in trade circles the proptious proc.
poets railroad earnings aud the vast OF idle
money seeking employment, all point to enhanced
prices and enlarged business later In the year.
Closing prices altogether irregular and varied
individual instances to being higher lower than
the opening ones.
RANGE or PUNCTUATION
Following are the opening highest and lowest prices
OF active stocks and tho closing quotations.
The New York herald., 1878-08-27

Chicago spring. 7sc. 7sxe. Corn active and shslp
higher: No. a. s71ze. 37kc closing AZ s7,le bid.
asssc elo.ng at sspsmess; rsiee'sd s,s as5,se
At 2i3sc cash: 2lssc bid August: use, sepember
rejected I7sc. Rye steady and UNCHANGED Barley dull
ami lower old sYc oOc ~ DIVISIONS mess pork,
Sc ioc; 50 IS 70 s. sa.n 60 SO 50 90 sep:
81 23i September Bulk meats easier boxed shoulders.
size Short rib 67sc short clear. osc wniskey quiet at
frs,ghts-corn. 10 Buffalo. ahc bid; 4c asked Re-
s53 900 do: oats lag 300 rye. 1e.o 900 do; barley
600 do. Shipmrnts-Flour 5000 bbs wheat 100000
The New York herald., 1878-08-27
MEMORANDA.

MEMORANDA
The gross earning Of the Burlington, Cedar Rapids
and Northern Riilway Company, Tor tho week ending
August 81 1878, were $2s, 7a9 IS; same week las.
year, $50, I'll 40. Decrease, $2,97l 6I.
The following despatch from the West aives tho
movement OF grain at OF the lending points there
to-day
Chicago-Reccipts OF wheat, 121 lib bushels shin.
mcnts, 3C5 032 do Receipts OF corn, 1882 bushels;
shipments, 3l9, ,03S do
Milwaukce--Keccirts OF wheat. IS. GOO bushels.
shipments, 47,400 DO Receipts OF cora 900 bu
shipments, 100 DO.
The New York herald., 1878-08-27

Mobile ll3; Savannah. 7os; Charleston. 23s; Whining
ton. ~; Norfolk 81; Baltimore. L: Philadsphia &c.
Total oet bales This day last week e44 bales This day
bales Cotton ireghts closed as foliows:-To lavre
steam, &c. compressed: by sail. 3Sc. Hamburg by
Bremen by steam, Ice
pressed; oy sail 1ss; to Liverpool sad by steam by SAIL
FLOUR GRAIS.-keceipts-Fiour 81 o42 bbls wheat
$50 1856 bushels; meal 300 sacks; corn
liz $50 bushels; oats, 1874 500 do lOOO4 barley
malt 800 do Flour was steady under moderate trade
aud inquiry The saes including State Western and
southern we're l3 600 bbs within anne range.
Rye -four quiet with sales 300 bbls. Corn meal
qu with sales OF 5UU within the range. We