Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-03-16

bea wido" at the hme oi making h'r mp
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,Sis S gI', s5ai t,te cf.c, ''' wv " " ~ ''''
Sic. 3. mt be il FURTHER ,nacicd, That
in no case shall any such certificate or war
ran, DC issued iol aiy se.s,'g ,,,s ''.I ' ~
tg,liy b,,e bsep cny,god IN b,,,ls. and nm
les. tie patty c'smirg such &c tiii,ale or war
rant shall establish ms or hcr right thereto
sC YEA I J7'' :, " 'u 800 ,,o,sJ Thin,
saii cer,.ica,cs or warrants may be assign
cd. Transferred and lo-uied 10y the warrontees,
their ass'gnecs or their hers at law accord
M ~ ' '.' .,'o''s "a , v",7,o"s a 'II lor,son
d bounty lanl warrants.
al "ee"'s o' 'nc Executive O'n''ni'''e
OF 'ae 'e'M'H' 9'l'e temperance Nocie'y,
holaen al 'Asi'e''n' on lHe l7lh ana t'h OIL
feo"ar!' 1902 present Aid'ce walker
Chester spencer j. H. Patterson Joseph
Perkins, H. + Le'F''t ANA Aimr iIo"e' II
was resolved That so soon as suitable per
son can be procured, TO employ aa agent
ana ';eao hin. constantly in the field.
To5sf.,v tine evoens,. of sp.h aren't, and
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m,y i,l-, necessary and pr,o,rr it was
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n.oloys no.. oyocn,od Tha ov.a,oi. Of
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ia,ona. n,,. A., c,',b,,l ay.on,i.n oc,.,s
ana should stimulate all officers to be vigi-
liant IN performing Their duty 10 use %
, ana NEW nn os s ready 10 o5 m
thief This circumstance alone goes far to
prevent the commission of crime. So it
should DC whenever our hquoT IA" is violated
" men 'n'S IS 'he case ln'oA'c4uon Will De
'nuc' Tess frequent ''au l''ceny'
lna' u'e '"" may DC oel'ef executed
throughout the state, the committee would
respectfully Recommend that the several
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N'''' MANI ''' ''i'NEH'''H'9 +" seSu''
TINS result Ihey would also suggest The
expediency, among other things, Of the
couptie, cmplnvinr lat their own expensel
aoie legal ADVISERS to ald al THIS work. lem
pcgance men and friends of the law must sec
to its being executed.
Newsn,na-s ,,r,urb,,t tho Si,te arc ro.
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f"Ssteu " S"fs u'r nuoFt'
ZiMm llowE,
S,eijojbe Cop,mifi,e
hWei-ln an aiTrav with the Indians.
''''' n'a'''i'" Jay O'eso"' ouu'eu ny an
attempt to take Their guns from the natives,
Charles X. Proctor. of proctorsvIlle. VI
with Gur other whites was killed
.M,rler.-On Friday last two sister. oe
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Hardner, Mass ne Boston Atlas says;
The name OF the man who was arrested
for the murder otthe sisters of Abner Knee.
land, IN Gardner, Is George stacy He was
arrested IN Winchendon, when about to take
the cars for Montpelier The names OF the
deceased were Miss Miriam Kneeand and
Mrs. Sarah X. fnin1ey, the latter being a
widow. Ths place uf the murder was the
birth-spot Of their brother.
Brdh!eboro' Tdcerns.-On Saturday last
Constable Salisbury searched the premises
IN aud about The Revere House, pursuant TO
warrant duly issued. lie found a quantity
Of various sorts Of liquors, perhaps 500
worth IN all, witch Ls ee''eA nif Ia await the
lesut % an iHve't,sa,'on, IN lonaay
ulo'n.ng 'oi'o"'us an We notes were vol
uh'aH'y eioseu ny iher occupants On the
uools anu posts appeared hand oills announc-
came INTO The village and drove up 10 one
uo'ei alle' another, ho'hlnS out the above
p'acara attracted Their rueiui yIsages. They
soon turned away 70 put up Their horses at
post louder ana TO inquire the cause Of
sueh death-hke stiffness.
pursuant 10 notices posted up IN the street,
The citizens Of the village met at the Baptist