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ELECTIONS.

INDIANA.-The Wing ascendancy in this
State is not disputed; consequently, but a
light vote was polIed, except in a few
Counties. Local questions and those hin-
gng on projected Internal improvements
were more generally thought Of We
believe the Wing majority in the Legisla.
lure will be greater than last year. as many
Counties had only Wings in nomination.
In Marion Indanapolisj Wing, | Adm,
are elected over the candidates more gen.
orally supported by the Wings. on the
ground of opposition to Ex-Gov. Noble
for U. s. Senator. In Floyd, on Adm.
man is elected, and part Of .he delegation
from Union, Dearborn and Jefferson. A
list OF 90 Members from Counties on this
side oe the State give 90 Wings, s Adm.
The Indianapolis Journal Of the NH has
returns of IA Senators and 76 Representa-.
tives elected, and observes, "A large major.
ity of them are Wings
ILLINoIs.-"W were mistaken last week
in our Inference from The mote of prepara'
ton that Mr.. Edwards. the Wing candi,
date, would be elected Governor OF Illinois.
lie is beaten, we now believe, about $500
in 10 900 votes. The contest has been
very spirited, and the Administration party
have gained decided victory. There is a
Wing gam almost every where except IN q
| few Counties, where the State Works o.
In,ernal improvement are in progress, and
there the whole force employed on then
appears to have gone for the AdmInislra
lion tickets, with ovefpowerlng effect
For instance, Cook County lChcaso) ant
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Real Estate at Auction.

TENHE property lately olcned BY Lemufl
Il Curtis in Burlington, consisting of a
large brici store and building occupied
as a shoe shop, and The land on which The
same stand, and no'o holden by The subscriber
in trust, for certain creditors of said Curt,,,
,ciH be exposed for sale at public aue-
lion at The store on The same premises, ON
Saturday me first day Of September merit at
3 o'ciock n. The afternoon. Said prope,tu
IS under an incumbrancs of Eighteen hun.
dred dollars and 'oiH be sold subject 10 said
'ncumbrance. The hoo buildings wiU be sold
together or separately 10 sujt he purchasers,
NOBLE LOFELY, Trustee,
Burlington, .1uguao,
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Vermont Reports,
VOL

WILL be published in one week. by tho
w subscriber. 1t will be sent. if ordered, at
once, to any part Of the State, or delivered ut
Montpelier the first week OF The session ofiho
next Legislature. Also for sale, Chpman's
Reports complete, Aikens' Reports. 9 vols.
Aikens' Reports, odd parts or vols, odd vols.
or complete setts Of Vermont Reports. Chip.
mans Principles OF Government, including tho
constitution of the United States, Chapman on
Contracts Crab5's History orlhe English Law,
English Common Law Reports. 80 vols.
do do do odd vols.
Equity Craftsman, new edition.
Milford's Pleading do
Digest ofN. Y. Reports, 2 vols
Halls do do do
Reeves Domestic Relations,
Ecclesiastical Reports, vols.
Kent's Commentaries, 4 vols. 81 edition
greatly enlarged.
Chiuy's Practice, vols.
Swift's Digest. Q vols.
Pelcrsdorf''s Arrangement, Is vols. London
edition,
Walkers American Law,
Roscoe's Criminal Evidence,
Gresley's Equity do
Starkie's do 2vols. new ed
Russell on Crimes vols.
Wheaton's Selwyn's Nisi Prus 2vols, with
general collection Of law books at tho lowest
prices.
Also for sale the entire stock Of Pathological.
Medical, Classical, School, and Miscellaneous
books lately owned by Smith u Harrington,
being the most extensive collection of books in
the state, and among them many rare and val.
liable works-al of which will DO sold a
reduced prices--a catalogue Of this stock will
soon be printed aud forwarded ~ any person
wishing it, CuAuNcEy GoODRi0l.
Burlington, August 81, 1888.
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:
STATE OF VERMO,NI'

DISTRICT OF CHlTrENDEN, SIS.
HNO the Hon. supreme court next to be
h holden at Burlington IN the county of
Chittenden on the Thursday next prece-
ding the first Tuesday of January IN the
year of our Lord one thousand eight hun
dred and thirty nine. Humbly shewe,h
Charles Farrar of Reading in the county of
Windsor, that at Plymouth in the county
of Grafton, and state of New Hampshire
on the fourth day of June in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and fhr
ty three he was lawfully married to Mary
Ann Eastman, then of said Plymouth, by
Noah Nichols, minister Of the gospel in
said state New Hampshire. and from that
time to the first day of March in the year
of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and thirty. five, he lived with said Mary
Ann in the strlctest observance of all the
duties required by the marriage covenant,
when the said Mary Ann wIluly deserted
your petitioner, and ever since hath and
still doth continue her desertion by living
sepcrate and apart from your petitioner and
refusing to live with him as his wife, where
fore your petitioner prays that according to
the provisions Of the statute in such case
made and provided, your honorable court
would decree a divorce from his bond Of
ma',imony with said Mary Ann.
Dated at Rutland in the county Of Rut.
land, this 9Th day Of August, in the year Of
our Lord eighteen hundred and thirty eight :.
CHARLES F.4RR.AR.
LRIEL c. HATCH,
attorney for Petitioner.
ON the foregoing petition being present
ed to me the undersigned, 1t Is represented
by the petitioner that the peltionee has
abscondeG out of This state, and out of The
reach of legal process. 1t is therefore or
dered that the petitioner notify the pets
tionee of the tendency of SAID petition by
publishing the substance thereof, and tins
order and citation IN the Burlington Free
Press, printed al Burlington, IN said stale oi
! Vermont, three weeks successlvely, the last
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day. But, like most other state
ments in that print, it is false.

JOHN SMITH. This distinguished gentleman
has been nominated by the deslructiyes of Vermont
as candidate for Congress. We would respect.
fully advise sxen pages of those gentleman whose
names now adotn The New York Directory, to re.
move forthwith 10 Vermont, and should Mr.. Smith
be elected, they might all claim the seat. The
contest would present picturesque scramble be.
sides ailord'ng new case for ingenious commit
Ice on contested elections. - Com. Ado.
The contingency which the Commercial
suggests, will never arise. But in such an
event the whole " sixteen pages" of John
Smiths would find themselves hors du CON,
BAT. The democratic candidate in this dis.
district can, beyond all dispute, rcpresen,
more names and more parties than any 9th
or man living. being literal embodiment
of names--an unwarering federal national
republican antmasonic abolition. democrat.
ic.Van Wing, We doubt whether
the combined sixteen pages could cover as
much ground, politically.
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DO YOU KNOW JOHN SMITH!

In the cities, John Smith is not a name
as it does not distinguish one individual
from ten thousand others, and politically, il
is very equivocal cognomen in the coun'
try. 1t is therefore q standing quiz among
the wags to ask raw one," do "you
know John Smith" Not long since live
Yankee was brought before the Mayors
court to teslifying about one of the unfor.
tunaie "sixleen pages"
Lawyer. Do you know John Smith,
No reply.
Larger. Do you know John Smith,
Mum.
.Magislrate. Answer, sir do you know
John Smith?
Witness. Plotting himself in attitude,
laying his long bony finger beside his nose,
and ,lpng the Magistrate significant wink,
YOU DON'T COME THAT LOAD
OVER THIS CHILD !"
Do you know John Smith, enquiries the
Sentinel Yes, respond thousand free
men we recollect what you told us in 1884
You don't come that load over full grown
children. Do you kno,o John Smith, asks
the LamolIe Express. Certainly, replies
the two, listed mountaineer, have got a
copy Of The democratic address, in 1884
"You don't come that load over this child
And thus the enquiry goes round, from
mouth to mouth, through the district, "De
YOU know John Smith?!" And so offer
does the response come back-"you don
come that load over Democrats"
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"FIRE OF THE FLINT"

To the Editor ofthe Herkimer County Journal.
Sir-I see by the Mohawk Courier of last week
that my name appears in The list Of names from this
town, attached TO the call for Young Mems
Loco Foco Convention. ] never authorized any
one to use my name in that way,--am 40 Loco
Foco. and shall vote the Wing ticket This fall.
Yours, JOHN SWIFT.
German Flats, Aug, 20, 1888.
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1t was an established maxim in revou-
tonary times, that when you could run q
bayonet through man without his wincing
he might safely be considered dead W.
last week tried our neghbor Of the Sentine
pretty thoroughly, with sharp stick, but sc
slight are his symptoms vitality, that The
Huntington Bard" insists the fellow il
slain outright, and has accordingly furnish
ed an Epilaph Tor the occasion.
Here lies entomb'd luckess wight,
Who by quill was slain outright;
Because he rashly took the field
Without The truth, that well prov'd shield.
Peace to his sleep. and endless rest.
May no more such The earth inlest.
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OF which publication to be at least six week .
before The session of the court to which,
said petition is addressed, which shall BIZ
deemed sufficient notice to the petitionee
to appear at said court and show cduse IL
any she have why the prayer Of said petit
TONER should not be granted.
Given under my hand at Rutland, In tho
county Of Rutland this goth day Of August,
A. d. 1899. OK. WILLIAMS,
Chief Insiice nf Sunrem me- cnlI,t .
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$2G,44S sc

as the price Of John Smiths fidelity
to his constituents OF this sum
Grand-Isle County must pay 1854
IS; Lamoille S2,747 Sc; Orleans
S2.O75 So; Franklin $3.50 Al !;
and Chittenden $1,000 &C. And
the several towns will be assessed
in the following proportions:
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-08-31

The Sentinel says that Charles
Adams writes our editorial. This
is certainly complimentary, to have
our rough-hewn paragraphs attribut-
ed to one of the best writer's of the
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For this money the tax-gatherer
is now abroad with his rate-bill,
spying out an extra pig here, and a
surplus bushel of grain there, on
which to levy. Many poor child
will, in consequence, 60 supperless
to bed; and how many honest poor
men it will carry to the prison gate,
we shall not undertake to say. So
far as we are personally concerned,
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1914 10
Execution issued March 90. 1885

Execution issued March 90. 1888.
April 90, 1888, execution returned, debtor
committed April 90, 1855 by Cyrus Smith,
deputy Sheriff, fees $l84 TO-
Chittendep County, Clerks Office, at Bur.
lington, in said county, this eth of August,
lS3s-I hereby certify that the foregoing
Sc, en- lines included in the foregoing paren-
thesis with the mark of quotation, TO be true
copy of the original docket minutes of the
said suit Of John Francis VS.. Thomas S.
Brown. WIN. NOBLE, Clerk.
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Nj A II X I r. II

In Stow, on The 3lst ull, by the Rev. f.. Balou,
Mr.. W. ii. II. Bingham, Attorney at Law, to Miss
Orpha r. Camp, daughter of Riverius Camp, Esq.
all of Stow.
In Milton, Mr.. David Lampson 10 Mrs. Polly
Thomas.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-08-31

The vague generalities of the
Lamoille Express and Franklin Re-
publican, on this subject will not
avail them. The facts lie in a nut
she'll. In 1881, the state decided to
have new house, but did not deter
mine the location. That was left to
be decided in reference to the liber-
ality of the rival towns. Burlington
and Montpelier, alone, bid for it.
Burlington pledged itself to build a
house to the acceptance ofthe Legis-
lature, FREE OF EXPENSE TO
THE STATE. Montpelier offered
$4,000 to,0ards a house-a mere
entering-wedge to the enormous ex-
penditure that has followed. In
1882 the question came up for de-
cision, between Burlington and
Montpelier. Then was the time to
test our friends. Here was an i'm
portant local question, one in which
the whole west side Of the mountain,
and more particularly this District,
was interested. Had we not light
to expect that Mr. Smith would stand
by his friends, by his District? But
mark the result. He was then
Speaker of the House and leader of
the antimasonic party. All his in
fuence, personal and official-in
doors and out-ln horse sheds, and
in caucuses-was exerted against us,
and so his vote stands recorded
Ss=recorded against giving the State
House to his o,on District, and that
too, free of expense to his immediate
constituents. This decided the
whole question. Our proposition
being rejected, that of Montpelier
was accepted, as matter of course
and the Fourth District is now sad
died with the snug little tax of
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A friend writes from Chi,lendeu county, awe
shall reap glorious harvest here this Gll."-La.
mobile Express.
However that may be. we will pledge
them plenty Of Mra.hing, free gratis for
| nothipp,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-08-31

The Sheldon paper says Mr. Smith
did not go to Pittsburgh for year
after the battle. Why? Was he
afraid?
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ID I Y, ID

In this town on The 9Th inst. Samuel C. young
est son OF Samuel 5. and Lydia Townsend aged
years and 2 months.
In Je'i cho, on The 9th inst, Miss DIM Uar.
ner, aged Ill.
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VARNISH,

1NliE' subscriber has this day received a supply
= OF Varnisl, from one of the best factories IN
New York, for coach aud cabinet makers Use
He soicits their particular attention this article.
as he can make it IN price, as well as in quality, an
object for them to buy. r. MOODY.
August 6.
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MIR. SMITHS STATE HOUSE.

According to the repor, of The Auditor the Treas.
urer had paid. previous TO the 3Oh of September
last the enormous SUM of 1874, SO for the ex.
peuses Of the State house, since which time 3,5OO
have been appropriated for the same purpose. TO
this add $4,000 paid by the town Of Montpelier
and we have the sum of 142,9S3,s 3 appended 6y
the administration for the purpose not Of beneht'
ing the people but of Cutting the fancy of purse
proud arislocracy At the expense Of the honest IA
borer, when one third part o that sum was amply
sufcien, TO erect house far better adapted TO the
necessity and feelings of the agricultural state OF
Vermont. But how has this money been expended
why, thousands Of dollars have ben squandered for
carpets, cushions and chairs, at the rate OF Iron,
eight to sixteen dollars each and all this. that
the servan, may be above his lord. for certainly not
one in five hundred Of the people Of Vermont are
furnished with chairs that cost many shlllings.-
Published in the Sentinel dug. 20.
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FOR SALE.

A SMALL SIoop, % Ions burden. now
IN laying at ST.. Johns l.. C. Said sloop
Is only three years old. The sails and
rigging were all purchased in Montrca!
two years since. and have only been used
to make two trips through the Lake, sinc''
which they have been housed. # can be-
delivered here or IN St. Johns. For for.
Their particulars enquire of the subscriber
in Burlington, or Of james Mckenzie of
ST. Johns. JAMES III. PL.AIT.
fur. %, 1888
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:
TO THE pIIRI,TC.

Many Of the papers in this part ofthe state have
been in the habit Of making free use of my name.
How far 1t is allowable or honorable TO drag pri.
waite individual before the public, who s not a cars
didae for any Office, and whe asks nothing but the
privilege of pursuing his own little business leave
others TO determine. If any backyard chooses to
make sport at my expense, he shall not he troubled,
but when facts are misrepresenied and falsehoods
stated, hope may be allowed, under my own
signature TO contradict Them A gross misrepre
sentaIion appeared in the Sentinel of last Monday,
and handed The editor of that paper the statement
etwhch subjon copy, and desire its publication
in the Free Press also. Another falseIood relative
to the Proclamation Of Governor Chlenden in
1874, has been the rounds oflhe papers. and again
appears in The LamoiIle Express. On that subject
l assert that did not write that proclamat ion,
that knew nothing Of it until saw it in print
that was not Governor Chillenden's adviser, and
that had no agency in the matter. So far from
II, hired three men al my own expense. procured
arms for them Of A. Bostwick, Esq. who had the
charge of the public arms at Burlington, sent
Them 10 Platlsburgh, and paid all their charges.
CHARLES ADAMS.
notice an article in the Sentinel of to-day,
containing many statements and insinuations
wholly false. Among other things in allu.
sion 10 the arrest Of Gen. Brown, it is alleged
that "aller being confined in Middlebury Jail
for four months, he was liberated, no charge
being brought against him."
This statement is false, and the writer OF
the article. if he knew any thing about ii,
knew it was false. 1t was matter of pub
lie notoriely that Gen. Brown was arrested
OH civil process. At the last term Of Chiltcn
den County Court, obtained judgment
against him at the suit of his creditors an
execution issued by virtue of which he was
committed, and after lying in Jail awhile
swore out.
Isend herewith certificate from the clerk
ofthe couIt, which, please publish with this
statement and hand in your bill
CHARLES ADAMS.
August 81, 1888.
"[Jons FRANCIS } Adams
as.
THOMAS S. BRowN.> l.. &M.
Judgment for plaintfI-damagcs Is, 1877 10
Cost l6 SO
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