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upon this mattcr,-a conclusion warranted
by present appcaranccs-McGregor and
Green Day will be two great commercial and
military points in the northwest, for all
time 10 come.
We append, herewith, a paragraph or
two from the memorial:
"That the importance of the immediate
enlargement of the Erie Canal, and of the
Fox and Wisconsin Rivers Improvement.
to admit Of the passage Of gunboats, cannot
at this time Of national peril be overrated !;
that in the event ola foreign war, the COM
plction and use of this work might result
in the preservation of the Government :;
that in peaceful times, with dangers of war
averted, its Importance rs a great national
work is scarcely less, as it is demanded by
a great and increasing commercial COM
MERGE that unites the West with the East,
and enriches the entire country.
The memorial further represents that the
Fox and Wisconsin Rivers Improvement,
reaching from the great lakes to the Missis-
sippi, and admitting of the passage of boats
drawing three and half feet Of water, is
nearly or quite completed; that to enlarge
this work to admit 0: the passage of gun
boats IA feet long by 81 feet beam, and
drawing 6 feet of wat r, will require an ex-
penditures estimated by competent engi-
ncers at ABBOTT ) 10000 sum tritling in
amount when considered in connection with
the benefits to be derived therefrom, or
when compared with the enormous eXpen-
ditures that are necessary to unite the Mis-
sissippi and lakes by any other channel. -
That in Lake Winncbago and the mouth Of
the Lower Fox, can BE- found safe harbor
for the entire commerce Of the Lakes.
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M,GrcgOr Western RAILWAY COmpany.

For the purpose Of constructing, owning and operat.
INK railroad extend ns Westerly aud North .erly
from the Mississippi river, In the State Of Iowa
The Conpans's principal place OF transacting busi.
ness i M"Gregor. Its Capital stock is MILLIONS
OF DOLLARS. TO be paid in subscriptions. At rurh
times AID IN such manner the Directors may order
for the speedy construction Of any line Of Railway,
they may uhdert AXE contract TO have built.
he corpo, alton commences on the Nineteenth day
Of January, 1868. and continue. fifty years. ..
The business sffai'r VI the are 10 be man.
aged By Beard 1t five directors, con. iting Of tive
above corporator. during the first year The Direc.
ter may increase their numher seven at sny time
prior 70 the frt day Of January 1885, aud rem seven
to nine. ~ any subsequent period. =
The stockholders to elect the Direct ors at their
annual meeting on the third Wednesday in January,
in each year liter ls63
The Ofhcers during the first year. consist OF Geo
Greene. Pre- iien' James l. Re nolds, Vice prrsi.
dent David j. Ely, Treasurer; and Ilsnry u. White.
house, Secret airy.
The highest amount Of indebtedness authorized, is
six millions Of dollar, aud the private properly NJ the
debts GEO GREENE pre- ~iient
II. y. WHirEHoUss, Secretary. Jan. %, '63.3.ssl
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Ambrotypes! Photographs +! !

SD0 IIIIDS. New Orlsana agar. just received, aua
cOU fer .als ~ 50 cents per llb.. BY
RxNTON 6ROTHER z co.
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New Ship Canal.

I<CN snip ~HIlals
The Wisconsin Legislature, thus early
in the session, have passed a memorial to
Congress for the Improvement Of the Fox
and Wisconsin Rivers, so as to admit Of the
passage Of gunboats from the river to the
lakes. and back again, as necessities may
hereafter indicate. .-......-
The expense Of this improvement is es-
tiInated at 100000, while that Of the
projected canal from Chicago to the Missis.
sippi river will cost more than 50, 600, 900.
In favor Of the first route mentioned, two
prominent reasons are urged for its adop-
ton: lst, the economy of the route 2nd,
the speed with which it can be accomplish
ed !; it requiring bat year or two 10 make
the canal complete via Fox and Wisconsin
rivers, while it would require eight or ten
years to complete the proposed canal to
Chicago.
The N. Y. 4 Erie Canal enlargement is
also twin project of the Wisconsin I'M
provement, and wealthy capitalists and
prominent men are advocating the work.
Ia 49, nc 41,n al, otol ~,
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Positively b. sold at Old Prizes.

They have also the prolific EGYPTIAN WHAT
which j. attracting 50 much attention Amopg Akd
culturi-ts.
Timothy, Glover, Red Top, Blue Gees, and ether
seed. for Garden and FIELD, bought aud sold.
nick's keapers, aud bow + Fowler. Thveshing Ma.
chine!, and shall keep them Ssn.sansly - hs0d.
Janusryi4, l863n3226
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FIGHT AT IIARTSVILLE
Official Report of Gen. Warren
GaIlantry Of the c1st Iowa Regiment.

We arc indebted to our friend Hon. Reu-
ben Noble for the following official report
Of the battle Of Huntsville, which was the
maiden fight Of our fine 2lst Iowa rsgi-
ment. ..E-.- -sAE f.Es+. .....1 Il &. .. 4
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Notice

rs hereby given, thar james l.. Reynolds, David j.
j ELL, T. Andros. David Hammer. George ssreeus.
te'r ."ee sOrs. Ind ail persons that may
become stockholders In the As.ocia,ou. nave oreu
ized III. mselve into body corpsrate BY the name Of
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~ ZIG Mouli ~ inOIan Creek, where they
paroled and released Lieut.. Bran, and our
other prisoners. Gen. Marrnaduke, several
times on the march, expressed his wonder
at the bravery Of our troops, repeating,
why, Lieutenant, your boys foug hl like
devil,!'
cannot sufficiently express my almira-
ton of their conduct. The 2lst Iowa and
99th Illinois were never before under fire,
vt not single man or officar tlinchcd.-
Nothing could have been finer than their
>tealincss and discipline The 81 Iowa and
81 Mo. cavalry are equally cool and deter.
mined, out they have before seen dangerous
service. When all were so brave. / am
embarrassed to distribute colnmendation
L" Col Mcr>ill in command Of the force,
am under high obligations for his prudent
tir'nnrss and good disposition. 1t. Col
Dunlap, 2l>t Iowa. was conspicuous, much
exposed and WOUNDED; he ia worthy of
high praise. 1t. Col. Parks commanding
99th Ill.,, ami Mi Crandale. same corps,
won honor and did their whole duty
Maj Dutlield, commanding the cavalry
force. is also to he mentioned in warn,
terms. But Capt. Black, in command of
the 81 Mo. cavalry, made himself most
enviable reputation; thirteen shot holes in
MS coat sufficiently indicate where he was
in the hottest o: the fire. respectfully
commend him to your attention, and that
If Gov. Ganblc, for one Of the vacant field
commissions in his regiment, which he has
so noby earned. should be unjust did I
omit to name Capt. Lemon Of the same
regiment, who at. the head Of his company
held most exposed post, and had several
narrow escapes from sharp>hooters con.
cealed in the brush. But the artillery saved
IT,. battle. Lieut.. Waldschmidt's gunnery
was superb, and his GOODNESS astonishing.
The enemy's Parrot gun got his range and
fired with great precision, compelling him
to change the position Of his piece constant
". ....,
A courier reached Houston giving me the
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-23

The CHRISTIAN COMMISSION The eeting of
this Association at the Brick Church Thursday
evening, was attended by crowded house, not
wlthstanding the attraction al the Stale House
occasoned by discussion OF measures respect
ing the union of the Colleges Of the Sta to with
the Agricultural College recently endowed by
the General Government Lieut. Gov Dilling-
ham presided, Rev. Mr. Cooper of the Methodist
Society read portions of Scripture, and Rev. L.
II. Stone, Chaplain of the Senate, made a
prayer.
Mr. Dcmond Of Boston, made clear and in
teresting statistical statement of the organiza-
ton and work of the Commission. Among
other things he said there were on the battle
field of Gettysburg Alb agents of the Commits
sion, and they distributed $4,000 worth of
stores. The Commission has distributed in all
some 10000 boxes of stores and 480, 600 bibles,
and expended in its beneficent work $3.50, GOO.
Rev. Mr.. Mugins from Philadelphia, fol-
lowed with an address rep'ete with incidents OF
his experience in hospital camp, and on the
b'ttle field, described in an eloquent and effect
ins manner MIR. Mingins is natural and
powerful orator, in bis command over an en-
tranced audience resembling John B Cough
lie held the crowded house in rapt attention
moving them often to tears by the touching pa
matte effect, and his hearers would have list.
encd to him without weariness until morning
had come IN at the gates Of the East
The choir, under he direction of Col. Hop
kins, in the pauses between the other exercises
entertained the audience with superi-r music
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Uterine Organs he Pills perfectly harmless on The
consltutio and may he by the delicate female
without causig distress-the time III y act like
charm by strengthening nvgora in. and restoring the
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mon hly period With regularity. from what
the obstruction may arise. They should however,
NOT lie taken during the first three four months Of
pregnancy, though safe any other time miscarriage
would be the result.
Each box contains "a Pills. Price 81
DR. HANvEY's TRsArsE Diseases of Females, Preg-
nancy Miscarriage, Barrenness serilty, Reproduction,
and Abuses of Nature end emphacay the Ladies' Pri-
vste Medical Adviser pamphlet Of "a pages, free
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The Pills and book will be sent by mail when desired
securely sealed, and prepaid by
J. BRIAN, N. D.. Genera Agent,
No IS Cedar Street New York
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nearer solution than before And, mas
much as it is certain that the agricultural col
lege will be established BY the Stat, so as to
make sure of the ational endowment, the mat
ter appears now to be- where Psesi lent Torrey
lett it, viz establish the agricultural college
and let time solve the difficulty.
We hone, however, for conclusion respect.
ing tie plan proposed by Gov SMITH, more foil
of hope, not only FOX the agricultural college
but for the higher universities already estab
lishtd.
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CUBA, Monroe Co., Iowa, Oct, u, 1889.
Having in the Nay number of the - Gin Med jour-
a notice OF ScovILL's BLOOD Liver Strip. and its
effects upon the system, procured at Chicago
bottles of the medicine to try in case OF Goire have
also prescribed Il in OF Enlargement Of the heart
OF about Is months sanding He had tried every
dy, but kept growing worse When commenced pre-
crbing for him, he had spells every twenty four
hours-one at nigh and one in the daywhen rythng
would perfect BIZ nix before him. He could teher
talk, ana his rcuiaton would sop " hen II Com-
again his heart would throb that could
his clothes move eYer tn quite jerk, and you coud
hea his heart beat within him ilches off his He
has taken nearly four bottles Of it, and appears
VIII as he ever He has been a Tor The Ass
three weeks still treating that case of Gore, and
will report progress. Yours.
ALEXANDER CASTOR. N. d.
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THE DAILY FREEMAN

.ture ori in, md rieIEoon in for the mails
South s1d Il will contain the latest tlegrsI HE
news up the moment e gor press, and will N sd
diton 10 m usual variety OF matter have full reports OF
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS
vrtpar resy for its toum by experienced and able
,crorers 1t viii also eonta Of such anniyer
sary and other meetings he'd here during the
Session,
Although the FFgIEkS has just been enlarged the reg
uar sutcrpion price is the heretofore wis., one
dollar for three onhs.
II will be furnished in quane. to members at TWO cen Is
copy and It Y at rat. curing tie Session aud when
eight copito ordered, address, postage
will be prepaid without dtonal chargs. Sitgle copies
Tree Gems.
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CAUTION
TO FEMALES L.N'DELICATE HEALTH

DR Dow, Physician d Sur geon, No Fndictu Street,
~ Boston, is consulted daily for all 81 incident
re female 8 stem. froIapsus Usri Falling Of the
Womb, Flour Abus. Suppression, and other Menstrual
arrangements are all treated pathological prin-
cipe, and speedy relief guaranteed in few days SO in
rariaby certs in is the mode OF treatment that
obstinate yield under it, and the afflicted person
soon reioices in perfect health.
Dr. Dow has n doubt had greater experience in the
Of diseases OF than any Other physician in
Boston.
Boarding accomm cdations for patti nts who may wish
TO stay in Bottom for few days under his treatment
Dr. Dow ince 1915, having confined his whole atten-
ton to office practice for the OF Private Diseases
and Female Complaints Acknowledges no superi in the
United States.
N. BAH letters must contain dollar, or the will
not be answered.
Cfhce hours from A. NJ, toe Pm.
Boston, !ulY ~. 1868 vF30yl
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LEGISLATURE OF VERMONT.
ANNUAL SESSION, 1853.
FRIDAY, Oct. %.
semitic.

|
Devotional exercises. Reading of the 72nd
Psslm, aud prayer by the Chaplain.
Journal of Yesterday read and approved.
BILLS.
From the House Nc. So, altering the name Of
Sarah B. Marshall to Sarah B. Cole TO Gener Al
Committee.
BY MIR. Stevens, to incorporate the Richford
CopI er Mining Company to the Committee on
Manufactures.
BY Mr. Child, in addition to chapter % Of the
General Statutes, relating to the repairs of High
ways to the Committee on Printing
REPORTS
BY Mr.. Stoughton, for judiciary Committee,
adversely TO Senate bill No s, in addition to chap
ter 80 of the General Statutes, relating to the
Grand List third reading refused.
By Mr.. Nichols, for the Committee on Militia
ry Affairs, on resolution in regard to the organ
iz,ton OF the State Militia, without an expression
of an opinion.
Moved by MIR. Clark Of Bennington, to lay the
report on the table and make it the special order
for 2'30 this afternoon agreed to. ...
| SPECIAL ORDER.
Senate bill No. relating TO the reprirs OF High
ways and Bridges was taken up. e..
| Mr.. Peck moved that the bill be amended by
| NJ 1c,;Ii IAN. ~ $500: -,
-, M Ch'iu said 'ua. 'he Commitlee VINO had the
bill under consideration, did not think any further
legislation was necessary.
"', ioieomo ma .na. ~ many casts 10 cents
Oh oo'laf was not suinclen! 10 keep tne roaos 10
soou repair anu &c therefore ,nough' ina! 10
ee".o '"oa " i"'eu .' t"o'sos aiso 'na' iVo
GEMS 0" 'he uoi'ar ou8he 10 oe Paid ny those VINO
''aa monty
WI. o'n loi. sat- lna' us experience showed
,ba na,b nm e uo"e 'pl - oe"'' III money
''a " ~ .ns .L' a.h'u =. III iaoor.
W. 49,. zee s1ou sa;. o was sood ming 70 COM
r. .no sl1us 'a'e 80 Genus on me uoliar' lor
~ 'aas " aa' NV 'oo hus' 70 keep 'ns
'01 m ~ Eo ~ =. 'I ~ ..,ll .e5.5,
~ Sa'J ..a' ',s s.owsu .ha' more
u% &c uI"s WIN 80 oe''' IN money 'nah win
@tuo ~ 'aoor. s4+sss. hi.s. f..r.. 10 .
Mr. y ARK OF bennington, said ne ala not think
IL cents on the dollar was insufficient TO keen the
roads in rana;r Ue uas aIso onnos.d ~ oori
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CA RP'E|I:;1:s -.

~ The of trade is to flow to that house
which sells the lowest prices Our best Engsh Velvet
Brus ells Tapes res will be retaied during the sea
son At importers prices Our Customers will fluid oar de-
partmenis for fne goods very compete-comprsng the
newest and most desirable styles of foreign produ ton
as well a. the faverite home manufacturer NEW ENG.
LAND CARPET co - Hanover St, Bcs on. one PRICE
AND CASH SYSTEMS STRICTLY ADHERED TO.
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NEW DISCOVERY.
Restoring the Hair and NVhiskers

Restoring the Hair and Whiskers.
However gray, 20 their original color and importing 10
the HAIR any shade required. from
DELICATE BROWN TO DEEP BLACK
THIS COmpouuI il offered the best thing known Tor
L the above purposes IL is easy of application,
sstnE Of only preparations does not STAIN crock
smut, and leaves the hair beautifully soft and CLOS
sy, and OF a most permanent and natural color.
n the # this article all the usual soapng washing
and spongng Of the hair is dispensed with, and ITS app
cation is perfectly simple. Price 8 1 per bottle.
Sold by NJ $. Burr CO., II fremont ST.: Geo &. cod
win Il Co., 3s Hanover st Weeks Potter. lT9 Wash
in ton st. John Wilson, Jr., CO. 1873 Washington 1t
Carter, Rust K Co. - Hanover g NJ. Coleord Co.
IS Hanover ST., eneral AGENTS, Boston, Mass and by
Druggists generally. w20m3
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Farm. for sale.

G GOD farm Of about 90 acres, mile from hontpe
n lier, Village, with good buildings two barns aud
house only years old good running water al house
and barns and out buildings complete win be sold cheap
for cash or psrt credit Apply the subscr Der the
premise. MOSES h. TAYLOR.
Nontne,ier net 81 1872 wfiw.
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TIE WEEKLY FREEMAN

Through tie Sts will contain al OF importance in the
proc ceilings # The general Assembly, and will be fur
nihcd MI trs sLd Lar during the Session for TWEEN
ty FIVE ccis, forty cents to the lst o: January
Single any number Of copies to members Of the Legs
Iatu,e riding item away, three cents esch
POSTAGE.
The PCstsletn lie Ia ly VIII lie thirty ctnts ior the
Sessitr frd lie Cor three months, lin a1vance.)
Postage the weekly five cents during tie Session, and
the to the list Of Je nuary in adyance) Postage en-
SINCE IaPers, two cents, and the for bun3le not
weighing four ounces Sh 10 address, and for CIV
cry additional four oulcss, twj c:nts.
Orders are solicited.
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Reward.

61zOO WILL be paid to any person who shall re-
Cpl w turn the money taken from Stlas Braiey OF
Brookhei the night OF the 10th Of Sept nbe 1868
and in that proportion for any o. the IS 400 taken
SlLAS BRAiEY.
Brookne d, Oct. 81, 1853. msfws
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Winter Apples.

DOO BARRELS OF Winter Apples-l7 vsrieties-ju't
ZUO received and for sale by
l.. B. HUNTINGTON,
Under Vermont Bank, State street, Montpelier,
uontneIier 81 1864 p2ut
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RECIPROCAL SUPPLEMENT.

RECIPROCAL SUPPLEMENT.
The institute of Reward has endeayored TO
procure he passage of laws IN every State, pro.
vlding for..ofhcal records, embracing most Of the
items sought by the a@A thattkA "#t
ED HISTORIC COMMITTEES, III o-4
except those personal and local, derived from let.
'ers and other sources too volaminous for public
agents TO record-the labors-of each class being
10 those 'of The other Reciprocal Supplements. D
Amplibing the precedents Of the past two years,
the lnstiIut Of Reward proposes to its auxiares
in the several States, celebrate the approach
ing anniversary Of the BIRTHDAY OF WAsH1sG.
TON, Feb. 22d, 1864, during the day by holding
public meetings for the reading Of such portions
of their records As may illustrate The highest
type of patriotism ,sad during the evening by
congrega,ing in shallsof oratory to hear eminent
speakers upon one and The same subject
OUR COUNTRY ITS MARTYRS AND
ssa-3 THEIR REWARD. e,. ...,..,.. a
P.S. Details of the programme. m,y be
learned by addressing David P. Holtob, NJ. d..
Corresponding Secretary care Of G.. T. Rowe,
Esq, Bible House, New York.
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tAblished Benevolent nsttuons having such orphans m
charge viii ALEC be visited 70 the above nance
felrctOU.r -...r
benevoent person. d.srnt TO contribute towards the
Founding Of PRIZE positions have opportunity for con
ference upon ihJs su6rct ...r.- -. -
Preliminary 10 this visit l>tt.Is may be addressed 10
DAVID ,. iIolToN, y Corresponding Secretary
OF
f...a CALEB 7. ROWE, ESQ.
BInI HotsE. NV YoRK
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Box Honey.

EOO POUNDS Box Honey wanted in exchange foi
OUO cash by
Montpelier, Oct. 81, 1868. DwAw
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Rutland, child, Cleveland Engesby Keith, Nichols,
The third reading was refused. Adjourned.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-30

SUPERIOR CouRr.-The following is Il COM
plete record of the proceedings in the court
on Wedi@ day, Oct. 2Sth;-
Lothrop Dorman of Worcester, verdict
guilty of two sales
Cases against Francis Griffin, William
Sheehan and Gottlieb Schener, continued, to
abide the decision Of the supreme court Of
the United States in the case of John Nc
CURE lin error) vs.. Courts of Massachu-
sets, sent up from Essex county, upon the
validity of one license granted under the reye
nue. law.
Edward Roach of Charlton, convicted of
unlawfuly taking horse and driving away.
was sentenced to the nautical branch of the
reform school during hisminority.
Thomas Leonard, Jr., of Worcester. larce-
ny; pleaded guilty, and was sentenced to one
year house of correction.
Thomas Leonard, Jr., larceny in the build
ing Of Rowland Perry; verdict guilty. and
was sentenced to two years in house of cor
rection, after the expiration of the previous
sentence.
Michael Jones, appellant, of Worcester,
for assault and battery upon John F. Vickers !;
verdict guilty; was fined $40 and costs and
sureties of 500 to keep the peace for six
| months.
Michael DAILY, appellant, of Worcester, for
keeping liquor nuisance, pleaded guilty,and
was fined $50. Incorrectly published yes
terday.
John Moriarty, appellant, of Fitchburg, for
| selling liquor; verdict guilty; tined $40 ard
? costs, and thirty days in the house of corroc-
tion--and thirty days longer if fine and costs
are not paid.
Thomas Leonard, Jr. and Edward O'Mai~
| ley, OF Worcester, for assault with intent to
ravish-verdict, guilty of assault with intent
to ravish. O'Mailey sentenced to house OF
| correction for two years and three months.
| Sentence Of Leonard suspt nded.
John Tully of Oxford, for larceny; verdict
| guilty; fined $50.
Ellen Robinson of Worcester, for fornica-
| ton, sentenced to three months in the house
of correction.
Thursday, Oct. 29-The following cases
were disposed Of
John a. Marcy of Brookfeld, common sell
er, jury do not agree.
Dana Phipps of Holliston, assault on off
Ger, plea mol. cont, fined $40 and costs.
Lewis Fisher Of Milford, liquor nuisance,
plea mol. cont, fined $25 and sureties of peace
In $500 for one year.
John L. billiard of Milford, appellant, IL
quor keeping, tried by first jury, who do not
agree.
Margaret Mullen of Milford, larceny, ver-
dict guilty, sentenced two years and six
months in house Of correction.
Mary Henley of Auburn, appellant, assault
and battery, plea mol. cont, fined $40 and
| costs.
Bridget Murphy of Milford appellant, as
ssault and battery, plea mol. cont, and order
ed to find sureties of the peace in 500 for six
| months.
Patrick Gillon of Milford, appellant, selling
liquor, verdict guilty.
Charles Gillon of Milford, appellant, keep
ing liquor. on trial at adjournment.