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The work orflIing mp the Cove opposite
The Souili end Of Wafer Street, for Inc De
pot Grounds and buildings Of the Rutland
Roads is progressing with sigor and suc-
cess. The road emhankmeDt al the South
eide of The Cove is also under rapid advance
meni. A finer location for the large and
expensive structures HAT will be required for
the business Of this road could not have been
found Bur. +. Press.
Great RoL:ery in Pittsfeld. ielcgraphic
despatch received al Tie Marshal Is office
Yesterday, states that store in Piusfield was
robbed OIL Thursday night. oil watches and
jewelry, TO The am.onnt o. $1,000.
The Southern Horse Passenger beat the
Northern champion Fashion, in Two straight
heats ouihe Long Island Course on Wednes
day. The lurse was large-and II is said
that 5000 persons ware present.
Magnetic 7'elrgr0ph.-The first experiment
was from Washington 10 Baltimore. Ii Is
now extended 10 Cincinnati. Wet. and in IA
few weeks there will be an extended line IRON
New Orleans 10 Maine Arrangements are
making Tor Inc lro;n Albany 10 Burlington.
through Western Vermont, 10 be met by n
line 10 Montreal. There is another line 10
Buffalo. in, or coon 10 be in operation. News
nj New Orleans will be almost simultaneously
known through the length andbreadlh of the
land.
BRxApsrurFA ALIVE The Albany Journal
OF Thursday evening. GAYS:
"There is a new movement in Flour and
Grain. The demand in The Eastern market
is now so great. ih"t il is impossible 10 pro-
cure freight room sufficient 10 answer the
demand. All The shipping. rs we'll ms The
Boston Railroad. is pressed into The service
nj very lair rates. IL il probable thai the
demand will continue through the season in
order 10 press a sufficient winter supply for
ward
u Hon. ALEXANDER II. EVERETT. was
brGIher Ct Hon. Edw ard Everett, and Il
man Of extensive erudiiion and marked abili-
Tics. He commenced his Diplomatic career.
we believe, as Secretary of Legation TO ST.
Petersburgh. at The time John Quincy Adams
was minister; and when Mr.. A. became Presi-
dent he made Mr.. L minister to Spain. Mr.
Everett has LEFT two volumes Of miscellane-
Gus writings, which will be lasting me NOR
ial Of his talents both as a poet aud The Bias-
ter Of clear vigorous prose style. He mus,
have been between his 55Ih and Goth year
when hc died. Boston, TrQreiier.
SHOOTING OFF THE WiREs.-Some person
or persons engaged in very serious sport OIL
Friday last. The telegraph wires were sbo,
of some three miles west Of this CITY. on The
afternoon above named, and afoui COO feet oil
wire CARRIED 10 Drrfs unknown The mess
cnser who was sent TO The TelcS .ph Office
IN this city TO repair The damage. finding that
Inc had not sufficient length OF vi,e 70 supply
The place taken away, left the roll he had iIh
him and returued for more. While absent
this roll was stolen.
The Telegraph Company Offered reward
Of 500 for The detection OF any person com
uniting such offences Shooting off wirss in
dangerous duslness.-Roches,er Adr. o.
Tues.
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THE PoTAro RoT.-Our exchange pa
pers every day bring further accounts Of
The alarming spread of The potato disease
which is so general taat much lear IS en'er'
tanned of ii very serious deficiency IN inns ar
tce OF food. From all quarters. so lar as
we have heard, Ihn inieili9ence Is oi Inc
same nature. In New York. New Jersey
AMI Delexare. as well az New England
the crops are represented 10 in miserable
condition. and out Of such potatoes rs ms
been dug, apparently in a healthy stale a
large proportion has, after lew hours ex-
posure 10 The air. rottrh and become enlireiy
worthlrss.-T Boston Daily Advertiser.
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TESNEYsEB.-The new legislature Of this
Stale convened al Nashville on Monday. 4ih
inst at 10 A. NJ. In he Senate on calling
the roll, every Member elect was found 10
he present. (l3 Wings IL Locos and Josiah
NJ. Anderson Whig) oil Marion was chosen
President by II votes 10 IL for J. NJ, Will
hanson of Fayetie-neilfer candidate voting
Ten ballots were then had for Principal
Clerk but, there being seven candidates no
one had majority, and the Senate ad journed
10 next day.
In The House. ~ Of the rs Members ms
wered nj roll call Hon. John Bell was de-
tanned iron his seal BIZ The dangerous illness
OF relative, and Mr.. Wallace OF Stewart.
elected by TWO majority, has resigned, his
scat being contested by his opponent, Mr.
Goodrich. who expects 10 make good his
Claim. Fraaklin Buchanan Whig) OF Law
rence was chosen Speaker-having 40 votes
to 80 Tor w. Blackcmore Of Sumner, S.
ID. Mitchell Of Hawkins was chosen Princi-
pal Clerk on The frs, ballot. Twelve candi-
dates were proposed for first Assistant. aud
after four Intellectual balloiings the Hou &C
adjourned over 10 next morning.
The Nashville Wing states that Hon.
Ohm BsLL WIS nominated for Speak or by
Ihe Wings with entire unanimity, bnt dcclin-
l. d the posi-, believing thsI he could be more
useful 10 his constituents on the floor.
A Washington letter 10 the Baltimore
/ Sun, SAYS that The Government has nj las
resolved on establishing military posts al
along The main road from Vera Cruz 20 the
capital, and garrison them permanently.
THE MEXICAN DRAIN.-The New Orleanl
correspondence Of the National Intelligence
s,atrs that since The first of August. one mill
ion eight hundred thousand dollars in speci,
have been shipped from New Orleans fol-
I Mexico. Besides this, large amount o.
bills have been draw on Mexico by the quar-
termasrer at New Orleans. Verify this nus
be golden war for Mexico,
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DR.. Coo!ridge has been dicted Tor tho
murder OF Mr.. Mathews. and ia in Jail at
Augusta, to be Iied in january. FLINT. his
student, gave difieren, testimony before The
grand Jury 10 that which he gave before The
coroner. There is much excitement IN Inc
region Of the murder. and circumstances are
terribly against the DOCTOR. His character Is
said 40 have been fair he is about 70 years
old. and has several thousands oi dollars de-
biled on his books.
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WOOD.

The numerous railroads in the vicinity Of
Boston. are slewly, but surely bringing ubou,
one result, not so comfortable 10 a lover Of
a good hardwood fire. They are gradually
absorbing all the wood in their regions, and
have agents about Tie country purchasing
lots Of standing wood; so that already a
scarcity is beginning TO be leli, and before
many years have elapsed, our citizens will
have 10 give up eniilely The solid oak OF this
region. for The less profitable wood Of the
Eastern County, Boston Traveller.
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DEATH OF JUDGE AI.DJS

II besomes our duty 10 announce The death
Of Asa Adds which look place in This VILLAGE
on the morning ofIhe 18th inst, in The 7Sih
year Of his age. MIR. Adds was among the
first settlers here. having removed from
Rhode Island in the year 1902. He ranked
high as member ofiht bar; and in 1915, he
was elected Chief Judge CT the Supreme
Court OF Vermont, but declined The election
the following year. He exerted ap extensive
influence in the political affairs Of The State,
and WIS distinguished rather for his sn:iPs
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ger,
1 correspondent OF the
The oYTommerce, says in his letter ci
"Wednesday:
The Government called for Two addition
al regiments the other day.-one Of them TO
rendezvous al Detroit, in Michigan and Inc
DINER al Richmond, in Indiana"
some difficulty exists still, in regard 10
the relation OF ouI government with maj oil
Brazil. Though Mr. Todd has mace a
most conc;lialofy presentation speech, which
was prepared here by Mr.. Buchanan and
was approved by The Cabinet. bel not with
out some opposiiiOn-yei lis effect las been ,e
spme lime officially communicated. decided
" approving of Mr.. Wise's conduct TO The
Brazilian Government.
81 have reason 10 believe that aGvlces have
been received here which 60 TO snow thai
there is much doubt whether diplomatic re
lations will be continued al all, under present
circumstances.
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NATIVE AMERICAN CoNvESTIoS.-AC Con-
venlion of the Naive Americans OF Maess.
chnselts was held a, Hancock Hail. in Boa
ton on Thursday George Alexander Smirh
of Boston presided. Francis Baylies OF Taun-
and Charles w. Moore of Charlestown, were
re-nominaied as Candidates for Governor
and Lieut.. Governor; and George Alexander
Smith of Boston, and Darrell ID. Moody Of
Munson. for Presidential Electors at large
A series Of resolutions were passed, concur
ring in The nomination ofGen. Taylor for
President. and Hon. II. a. S. Dearborn Of
Roxbury for Vice President.
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The PorAro Ror. The loss Occasioned
hv the mysterious disease in potatoes
threatens 10 be even more severe tilr sea-
son Than hast. friend in Maine, who sent
his whole crop, valued al thousand dollars
TO This CITY. will have il all returned upon his
HANDS. as the iaieclon has developed itself
in every barrel, Cannot our men OF Silence
assign some c2use and remedy for this wide
sprcad caIalni.y? Transcript
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BRATrLEBoRo' RoAD.-A letter from
Bratlleboro,' dated Oct. Is, says: We
expect 10 put the Vermont and Massachu-
seIls Road under contract, 10 this place next
week, and The resi- Of the lire 10 Bellows
Falls as soon MS the surveys can be COM
plered. The funds having been mostly pro-
yidcd,
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In this table we count against Us Inc
Senator from Telfair and Irwin, elected by
Wing votes as an "IndePendent, ou'
probably against us in sentiment as 'ne
District is so. We have presumed aIso,
that Ware, not heard from. which gave no
Wing to 1870 Luco in AS, has CHOSEN d
member of the wrong politics On the
other hand, we have counted wing oe"-
ator from BulIoch and Taitnall. where a
tie is claimed by our opponents
think the Legislature must be " ing
Towns majority for Governor Is prop
ably under 500.
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WING VICTORY IN FLORIDA.

BALTIMORE, Tuesday Evening, .Oci. 49,
The Florida Sentinel states that the
Wings have succeeded in clec;ing twelve or
thirteen of the nineteen members, comprising
The Senate OF Florida. II is doubtful which
party has Il majority Of The House of Rep
resenlatives. but there il no, The slightest
DOUBT that the Wings will have The majority
in Joint Ballot i Ike two Houses.
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PorAro Ror. We regret 10 learn that
the potato rot prevails sery generally in this
vicinity One of or farmers who srtiereG
bll little last year, nVw finds The rot so exlen-
sive ,hal he is likely 10 lose nearly an entire
crop Of three hundred bushels; and we hear
thai tie same disease prevails very generaly
throughout The country. BarnsIable PAT
Iini.l
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THANKsGIrlxG.-Th 25lh OF November
has been fixed upon By Governor Briggs, 10
be observed as a day oil Thanksgiving and
Praise in Massachusetts. The appointment
ID in accordance witt wish veIy generally
expressed, that the sameday should be des-
ignated for this time honored festival through
oul The United States. The appointments
SO far. namely in Missouri, New Hampshire.
New York and Massachusetts, arc lor the
same day.
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Tue VAUDEVILLE MuRDER.-We noticed
last week the report Of cold bloodet murder
la Walerville, Maine, Of ayouns man named
Mathews. from Boston, and the apprehension
Of Dr.. V. P. Coolidge. a physician Of large
practice and good standing. upon suspicion
of having committed the deed. Recent rev.
els;;o Is Of ysun. s;udeG' in his Office and
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LEGISLATURE OF VERMONT.
SENATE,
TuEsnAY, October 10.

Petitions Pres1nfed.-By Mr.. ,kidder,
of Sylvester Phelps, praying TO be indem.
nified for tobacco valued at SlO4O, seized
in Alburgh in 1918, libelled ard condem-
ned as forfeited TO the State, under the
State non intercourse act OF 1912, which
the petitioner contends was in violation of
the constitution Of the United States, and
void; referred TO the committee on claims.
Bills Introduced and Refcrred-By
Mr.. Hibbard. repeating the act of IA and
'46 relating to licensing lnnkeeperS and
Retailers; to same committee. BIZ Mr..
Kidder, incorporating the West Randolph
Academy; TO the committee on Educa-
ton. By Mr.. Reyes, providing that the
check lists, containing the names OF all
the legal voters in town, shall lie posted
up twelve days preceding election, and
that the town authority shall meet three
days previous to the election to hear appll-
cations, and correct the lists; To commit
tee OH elections
RcsoiufiOa.-B By Mr.. Stewart, that the
committee on Roads be instructed TO IN
quire into the expediency Of altering the
present mode Of choosing highway survey
ors; passed.
HOUSE.
The Sneaker announced the following
committees:
On the bill to annex Orwell and Sud-
bury TO Addison County-Messrs. Bates,
Colamer, Newton, Green and Snyder.
Bills introduced and reterred.-By. Mr..
Smith of Waiisfeld, TO repeal the pedler
act, 10 committee Of Ways aud Means.
By Mr. Royce, repeating second section of
act of 1916, relating to reporting SHPreme
Court decision. to IudIciar! committee.
By Mr.. Arnold, altering chap. j.. K. s.,
to committee Oh Education
MI wHIrNEY's RAILROAD.
Mr.. Converse from the JOINT select COM
mittee of both Houses reported the follow
ing resolutions
Resolved, by the Senate and House of
Representatives, that the plan of Asa Whit
new. Esq. of New York, as explained by
himself, for railroad from some point ON
Lake Michigan to the Pacific ocean, meets
orr cordial approval and we concur in rec
ommending the same.
Resolved, That our Senators and Rep
rescntatires in Congress be requested by
their votes and acts to promote said object
by granting the right and power to Asa
Vi hitney Esq. to construct said road, and
to pledge the public lands along said Con-
templaied route fertile purposecf consiruc-
ting said road, i'll sush manrer and unde'
such regulations as Congress shall consld'
er will best promote aud secure the rights
and interest Of the whole Union, and bes
accomplish the desired result.
Resolved, Tha, the Governor cause cop
les of these resolutions tc be furnished &c
/ the Governors Of the several States respec
l lively, and to each Of cur Senators AM
Representatives in Congress.
: Which were unanimously adopted.
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feANKLiS COUNTY.

(Agrccd upon in County Convcniioa.l
Joseph II. Brainard, Jasper Curtis, william ).
Smith, JEDI Commissioners
On the following officers, the County Ccnvcn-
ton equally divided. AMI two lists wsre lre-
,ented: The annexed, co.. ,is,i' Of the Whs Lo-a-
nces, was elected by the joint assembly.
Alyah Sa5in, Assistant .Ildc>s eFALa
John II. HuJ5arI. COlety Court.
Satin l25, Philip ). Gates 30, Hubbard l:e.
ID. X. Bogue 7s, scattering IS.
john 5. Foster. St. : lbans, .SI.T!f
Foster 1913, Richard \. Shaituck 81.
Orson Carpenter, High BaiIif
Romeo Z. Hayes, States Aho'oy
Royce l24, Romeo IL. Hoyt 30.
James Davis, Judge Of PROBATE
SENATE.
2o'cLocK. Pm.
Mr. Hodges called up the bill relating to il1
rights Unmarried women, and moved that 500 cop
les be printed-caTried.
The Senate went into joint assembly. On re-
turning, Adjourned
HOUSE.
Reports.-Dy Committee on Roads. bills rels
ting to tells ofSherhurne Turn k. Company, and
Magnetic TeiegrtphS-iirst ordered 10 Cd read
ing and las, laid on the table.
Petition refe7Ted.-Of William .. Gsdcon,b and
others for re-chartcr Of Bank of Burlinyion-to
Committee on Banks.
Bills introduced and rcfeTred-By Mr. Blake, in
addition 10 acts incorporating BraiIiehorough end
FitchLurg Rail Road Conpany-to Committee OF
Roads.
The Governor communicated the iEiTd -n1Gsi
report of the Vermont Central Rsil-hosd Con-
panv, which was read and laid on the table.
The Senate came in and made the following
appointments:
James Mem Shafter, of Burlington. Secretary
of State-Shafter lis, Philip c. Tucker 81, Asa
o. Adds 81, scattering 3.
Luther Cross Of Montpelier, Scrgesnt-at-Arms
Carlos Carpenter, c. Orange, Auditor in tho
Trcasury-Carpenter lle, Royal Hatch 81, T.
Lathrop Is.
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Although we received no
papers from the South of Charleston oy
Yesterdays afternoon Mail. yet we believe
those of Saturday night fully confirm our
previous advices Of Wing majority NJ
each House, and of course inJoInts Ballot
We think the parties stand:
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Retuins from ia towns in Connecticut
give 6664 votes in favor Of allowing colored
persons 10 vote, on the same conditions as
whites, ind l6. o2o against
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SENATE
WEDNESDAY,, Oct. 90.

Resolutions From the House, appro
wing Of the plan of Asa " hiiney. esq. to
construct railroad to the Pacific, and rec
onmendinq il to the favorable considera-
ton of Congress; unanimously concurrcd
in. From the House, for JOINT assembly
to-day 10 O'Clock A. NJ 10 elect BrIga-
der General Of the Cd Brigade, LIST diris-
ion; cuucurred in. From the House, re-
guessing our delegation in Congress 10
use their influence To procure pay fer the
volunteers in the last war; concurred i'll
The Senate went into Joint assembly.
On returning message was received
from the Governor, transmitting commu-
nication from President Everett Of Cam
bridge University enclosing vote Of
thanks ofthe President and Fellows ofihe
institution, for the resolution passed at the
last session, authorizing the librarian Of
the state 10 furnish the University Il copy
of all the statutes and public journals. and
public documents Of Vermont that have
been or may be hereafter published, which
in the opinion of the Governor can be
furnished without detrimem to the State.
HOUSE.
Petitions rctcrred.-0f iona. D. Cove
and l4G others. Tor Il lew iown out OF
Rip,on and tyery's Gore. or for the anex-
ati,n Of the Gore To lincoln, 10 members
Of Addison cc"r'y.
Rcgcrt.-By ~ &C: c0mnitice. b'.' ma
king Norman II. Eaiy heir at law 81 A
mos EDDY; ordered a ;hird reading.
Senate came in and The following ap-
pointmenGs were made:
SUPREME COURT.
STEPHEN ROYCE, Berkshire, Chief
Justice, unanimously.
ISAAC r. REDFIELD, Montpelier,
! lst Assistant Justice, unanimously.
| MILO l.. BENNETT. Burlington Cd
Assistant Justice. (Bennett 1877, Kellogg
S3)
DANIEL KELLOGG, Rockingham,
Sd Assistant Justice, unanimously.
Inland HALL. Bennington, 4th AS
sistant Justice, unanimously.
CHARLES DAVIS, Daavilie, unanl-
mously.
MILITARY.
ISAAC c. WHEATON, General Cd
Brigade / st Division; Wheaton 1850, Ca
leb b. Harrington g., scattering /.
The Senate withdrew and the House ad
journed.
SENATE
2 O'CLOCK, p. N.
RrporfS.-By Mr.. Harrington, from he
Judiciary committee, in favor Of the bill
so altering Chap. % of r. S. as to give
justices jurisdiction in trustee suits to the
amount of one hundred dollars; ordered
to Sd reading.
EnerOssed BiB.-ExtendIng the char
ter of The Bank Of Manchester three years;
passed. Changing the name fthe Green
Mountain Bank, aud extending the time
one year prior 10 the banks going into OPP
Grafton passed.
Bill introduced.--To incorporate the
Bank of Ascutncy at Windsor, by Mir.
Hilton; referred to the committee on
Banks.
! Petition pretssted.-By Mr.. Sweat. of
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SENATE.
TuURsDAy Oct a.

THURSDAY, Oct 81
Reports.-Bv Mr. Mead, from the Judiciary Com.
mittee, &c which was referred so much Of the Gov
ernors Message rs relvtes to the rights Of married
women, bill providing that any time before
marriage the parties may enter into contract
dccnring their consent, that after marriage. tho
wife shall continue TO hold the whole or part of n
ny interest in real personal estate, rights of
action of which she NAV be possessed at marriage
free from the control Of her husband and
bling the wife to hold devises, cOpveyances, or be
quests, without the intervention CT trustees-lait
GA the table.
Bills Lptrod,lced-By Mr. Nash, to annex Ave
rvs Gore to Lincoln-referred to the Senators
from Addison county.
EngrosSed Bills Repeating IN act to prevent
imposition in the sale of medicines-Passed. Re
curing the Auditor of Accounts TO give bends for
the faithful performance Of duties-Psssed.
The Senate went into joint assembly. On re-
turning-adlou rpOd.
HOUSE.
I'etitions, Sr GENERALIZATION of Joseph Wa
terman and others, for rc-charter of Bank OF Bur
iington, 10 Committee on Banks Of Samuel B
Alacomher and l57 Others tot abolition Of capital
punishment, 10 select committee OF five, consisting
Of Messrs. Wheeler. Smith Of Weston. Goodrich,
Pollard and Dodge of Weybridge.
Bills p,tseL--Clns-i uting Norman IL Eddy
heir NJ law Of Amos Eddy.
COUNTY APPOINTMENTS.
The Senate came in, and the following appoint
ments were made;
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Daniel Baldwin Assistant Judges Of ss
Henry Douglass County Court.
Addison Peck, Montpelier, S.e!g:
Leonard Keith, High RahG.
Charles Rec Stats .4uOrnea.
Jeremiah T. Mars.cn, Juags Of Prp5Gts.
Alfred Wainwright, Cyrus Ware, Silas c FrSnch,
Jad Commissioners.
ORLEANS COUNTY.
Jarncs A Paddock, / Assistant Judges gflsa
JOHN Harding, J Comfy Cont
James Hamilton, Troy, SderiG.
! Sias Sears, High Bdih6.
! Henry +. PreuiisS, States -iEOrzSy.
I Jaco5 Bates, J,.dgs Of ProtUte.
Thomas jameson, Luke Spencer, SslGuel Co
nant.. Idi! Commissioners.
WINDSOR COUNTY.
Walter Palmer. assistant Judy Of Is
Thomas T. Barrett, County tt7l7r
Gilman Henry. Woodstock ShcriI.
! Joseph Churchill, HigL BaIiG.
1nomas +. Hammond, Judge Of PROBATE for lie
District u lfGIGS0T.
Edwin Hutchinson, Nahum Haskell. Simon
Warren, .Iat Commissioners.
w!sDaAU COUNTY.
Ebenezcr Howe. 24 assistant Justice
Marshal Newton, Newfane, Sheng:
ADner I. Johnson, High Baik!G.
Edwar,! Kirkland. .SttlS Atiorley.
David Chandler, JrdJs y Probate for IT,. lAs-
gr.-g Of -
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AUDITORS REPORT.

The annual report Of the Auditor Of Accounts
is document OF &c pagcs-of course too vol1s,-
MONS tor republication in onr paper. We shall
opportunity is Afforded
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Thy 10 holding Office than accepting il WI
rendered by hIsiriends.-St. ALt'.--
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STATE FINANCES.

The disbursements for the year ending An
81, lS47, were as follows:
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WINDSOR COUNTY.
w!SDaAH COUNTY.

Ebenezcr Howe. 2i -issistdl.f Justice.
Marshal Newton, Newfane, Sheig.
Auner l. johnson, Uigh Bdi!,G.
Edward Kirkland. Stlte'S Aa0r1ey.
David Chandler, Judys q Probate .far IT,. L
trcct Of Hcs,Ad'-sler.
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ORLEANS COUNTY.

Jarncs A Paddock, Assistant Judges gf ia
JOHN Harding, J Comfy Cont
James Hamilton, Troy, Sheriff.
Silas Sears, High BaiH9.
Henry F. Preuiiss, States At;OrzSy.
.Jaco5 Bates J,.dgs Of ProIUte.
Thomas Jameson. Luke Spencer, SGiGuel Co
ant. .Ial C.siansissio .srs.