Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-09-29

county, will be present for the purpose OF makhB
examinations and selections. Il is hoped that oil
our farmers and siock-growers will contribute to
the exhibition, nasmuch their own interests and
the welfare Of the society are identical II we can
make lust exhibition Of merits as cattle grow
crr. we ahal be sure to command such reputation
abroad as will lead all in pursuit Of good stock TO
visit this region before making purchases. This is
n point Of great importance, one which cannot De
properly overlooked by those who raise cattle Tor
the market.
We also trust that the exhibition will contain
large representation from the products Of the field
garden, dairy and domestic economy. The premi-
ums offered are sufficiently liberal 10 encourage
large display Of all articles Of value and interest
produced 10 our vicinity. The distance TO the
State Fair this year was 10 great as TO preclude
their presentation at that Exposition, but there can
arise no valid excuse from this source why the
county exhibition should not be encouraged The
ladies' Of this county can readily make their Floral
Hall surpass in attractiveness that Of the State 80
ciety, aud il is hoped they will make the attempt.
An excellent band Of music will be in attendance:
the "Green Mountain Guards from Bellows Falls
under command Of Capt Taylor, and which at
tracted attention and elected applause for their SOL
derly character at Rutland, will parade on the 90
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touH'y coun.--lhe september term Of the
"inanam county .our'' commenced NJ Ne"iane'
CD TUESDAY o. last week. 'uuge Underwood presi-
DING The docket numbered zie cases on the law
and IL on the equity calender, VI the Ia" cases.
90 were SET down Tor jury 'r'ai. Inc following are
liS,s OF the Jurors empannenea
"AASp 'OAi-A'noii D. hines Oh DrA.ueoOroi
'nOunAs '''ie' VI Du'''-e'''on lyman ou'ses'
u ''"No", 'onn Duine" VI "u'i''u fe''H LAT
raoee oi nAiiiAh 'ohh hshoge oil Jamaica
bradley houghton Of Marlboro Aaron e. Robin
son OF Newianei warner Parkr OF Putney; Jere-
iniah Barton Of Rockingham; Martin Bartlett Of
bins Of Vernon; job Parkhunt Of Wardsboroi
Thomas A. Stone Of Wilmington; Clark stearns Of
Nindham; I'm Goodhue Of Westminster; c. W.
Cariey Of Whitingham.
Il PErrIr JUnT-John II. Austin n Athens Cal
win 7. Barrett Of Brookline; Church Miller, Joseph
Wilder Of BnttlebOro; Geo W. Ozark, BENZ. Stick
ney Of Dummerston; LORENZO L. Howe Of Dover
Alvin Smith Of Guiltord; L. D. C,nant Of Grafton
Asa Wheeler Of Halifax; Pliny Burrows Of Jamai.
ca; Zenas Whitney Of Marlboro David o. STRAIT
ton Of NeNfsne; Charles shngley Of Putney
Merrick Wentworth, Emory Bailey Of Rocking.
ham; Elijah Morse Of Somerset; Lafayette sheldor
Of strat,on Peley Dnnton Of Townsbepd; sidne,
s. Miller Of Vernon; Abner White Of warlsborO
, Stephen Howard Of Londonderry; Thomas W. Wi
ley Of Westminster; Harvey Brown of Whiting
ham; stllman Alyord efwilmingtou; Ezra Pierre,
Of windham.
S. r. HemmsnraY ', Simeon .Hvers, rey'r.-
This was an action Of assuDpsit on two promissary
notes executed by the defendant to one Pheb,
Myers, or bearer, which the plaintin nominal
party sued as bearer. The notes were proved Il
have been negotiated before muturity. The defen,
dant claimed that one Of the notes had been paid
,h., ,hs o,h.r was given wi,hou, considetn,io,
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anu mat oo'n n~u 0e1u a'e'e1 " ne '"''' ''Ae'
ton Of the word bearer without his knowledge o
consent The plaintiff introduced evidence tendin
to prove that defepdan. did not only know that IN
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