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DEATHS.

ALEXANDER The relatives AID friend. Of yo-
scph Aoxgnder dee ased. respectfully ire'.el
10 attend the uucgp, this 'hursoayg afternoon, 20th
inst At o'c 4. iio the I.s!eaoe VI his father and
mother, }dS ". Ala 1t. 25
CtROI.AN-On Tueaday, Sept. q, Aichaal Clro-
Ian, In the 21th year OF his age,
lls friends and th,se OF his brothers, Bernard
and John Dillon, are Icspstuy invited 70 attend
uls iunoTt, on lhursiay, lJth ins al 2p O'Clock, T.
NJ from hia iate ipsdence, 30 Pitt -. High Mass
lioE the happy I,po,o OF his soul. ii
CLARK--M ~ Clcevy, wife of ban. CilrA, eec 4
10 yeaiA OF 70. Mcstmeath, Baisymore.
Tho n-neri viii take p!lc1 a. her late ruiiicnco,
invited to attend. Please copy-ship New Loadon,
Pniiaiiei2his 10
CONNELLY-On wednesdsy, Sept 2s after q
long and pani.l illness William Connolly, In the
Nth year Of his axe.
The relatives aud friends Of Tia fAInlly, and the
rsemhers and friends OF the Emmett MnsketeeIH sIe
respectfully invited to attend the nlners, frola his
LIc residence lIt LGonnTa It, this (IhuIsay ate +
noon. loth Inst, at ! y O'Clock 9oi
aHer Ions and painful dine ~ Michael arns rynn
tho beloved son OF Patrick And hAcea hymn ~ a
l3 yeais 10 months and dave.
This relatives and iienA OF tho family are .e,r..t
fully invited attend the funeral Friday aiter ?
noon Ath ust, nj ocioSS, fIOrn the resi- ie nc, I .
| . to Calvary Cemetery for interment PTS
| GALLAGHER-At Harlem, on Wodne,dav. ser,
70, At O'Clock Michael Gallagher, native OF Conntv
| Tyrone, Ireland IN the 51th Year OF kls "A xo
His relatives aAd n.e IDS are rcspGc.fIliy invited
70 attend the IMMORAL FrtAay aser rnooa San, Ri q,
2o,ciok, nVm hh iaso Sssddancc, u9tk !. tce 81
! ~ <ss issA AaAaN gsV
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"'Ne 'or some Gays past eon'r"'ei
II. =" "'''Ui" VI s"'np'e" preparation
A'"e" i" ~"' e"nc'uo"' ""t CON
""' n'o'y !" occur ~ any monen' Up !"
''is' "e"o'er' no "'ns'A news VI an
"s".'"'n' uaS pceh feS'''en' srh n docs not J"
"pi'"' ""0'rer 'oc ere"' o"usglc' In case u has
"o' ''' e"hNnonceo' SNAIL 10 inAusuraech
~ esS' "~k OF mon'h.
VI "' 'ns"' vi ne coming anIAgn
w e'" o"'y inui""o 'hst Is suostsntsiiy the
'"''e NV was Ut s'n.'iy 'orihea oy oenera 'hASr
""'" "' A'"u'nc" .ne eL'eo'eran'''ehcisIship last
'P'"s' Ahc oiny ui"efchGe sp&'aFS 10 be change
" u''.'' "aueoa " uc i"pufc OF hm eofnoina-
~ v'e" 'ne e'"'"PSs"S :" h'siAs Ala siSfL'
Wv" M 'uep' ehe eneih! 'tr'rior hnes arc ures'-
e"ed A"' WIN sresuy improved prospects o' sue
''S' Nv ~ '"ei- "S' "on''r" LIE eouhpei'"i
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'"'' ''"s unoc' ir e'ea"r nls'nVhtaSes - TO
' '"" po'uoH' oonerA Al s"KIipAS 'hunuef-
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:, cast. and upon tho rcrul, depends The succos Of

'tc political ,a'rlguc i,h ochc,ae5 h1vc scrne-
tIrnc1 been successful IN tho past and tho Indus
trial classes have occasionally allowed themsolves
To 10 caioled into the support Of Designing polit-
cians but . now era has now dawn.d Tho high
priccs abe increased AIation. and the other
sccotp tpinimcns OF war have mads relormatory
n'asurcs more vitality Important than ever before,
and the working clasecI are disposcd 10 take the
matter Of municipal reform into their own hands
In times o. Ieace. when prices wcrc low and {.
currency statc, they were not disposed to trouble
h'tuftlrcs ruch siywt DunicirL manaycmeni |;
bat cierUs;ances have changed all III :, and 1t has
f"'onc rcc.ssary for them W act Tor Themselves.
This 'e-s' the case, uey arc not likely " to de.
ccvei by TIC professional politicians, or 10 be rnado
instruments in tho schemes OF Designing ucn.
They have both the ability aud .hc power 10 -
adsurate ncedfll reforms, w.lhout tho holp Il on
side agency, aud they arc not likely 70 BE- deceived
~ part1an tricks matter how skilfully hey
arc played, or how cfFcctualy the real design s
covered up Ia due time the people will make
their own nominations for municipal Offices with.
on, the interference OF uoss politicians who desiro
to act I'd their guardians.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

A PUBLIC TEMPERANCE MEETING OF
Alb. Father Mathew A. u Society, NJ. 3, y r.,
VII ~ he'd tAs evening, at L. ". Al th. ta'hcr
Mathew iid. sc6 Eishth ave. speaking by elo luunt
orators Many young lady vocslsts have volunteered
tneis services. fDW AID BROWNE PIesG IL hE
AAGt lkt- kcc. sec. 10
RATHER MATHEW I. a. Is. SOCIETY,
No :, y. Y, Hall cor Y5d e. AID % ate.-A gram
plh.ic Temperance Meeting on his Tbulsday ever-
inc' SEPT EJth. spcgkcIs iof the occArionlr frar-
ciH X. Purcell, Mr. lslsc McIslond and MI. Daniel
LnSton oi Brooklyn. SINGING by Mr.. Richard Aur-
TN NI. VIM. Fsl -hOus. and Mr. StocAer. l.. ". CON
SglS Pfe't ". j. sAtsE. Il c. Sec. -
s.T Asst But NOT AST."-fATHEE
- Mathew -. 4. D. SOC i.ty No. OF Brooklyn,
D.-Puuuc Temperance Meeting this ovoLiui.
y. y SPEAK kct.-hon. e. &. lEluil, J l.. GOsLiNu
JAS. " ALLWUkk. EaQa- Jtnacis-ais- tansver,
Mise Dunn, Mics " Soj. Misc Hard he,iIs. task-
hUus, Austin iIs,ch, J. rhylOs, uClnc,, Mn'tsnd,
linton Mus cal and kolsu Club- are expected wnh
Instrumental muse Also, PiUi. SADDl.ti,. The est
Nioltt in America. Aso, next SUNDAY NJ l.. n .,
last Public Meeting OF this Term. sp"aLess-Psoi.
sAML. X. WILLIS t~il lecture On Tempe inlce and
lhIenoiosy! kOBl. CkOME, Es... j. MOEiAN,
lsq. snd sthcIs. Si!cc's Niss Duun Mlss t.na all
hia- Quin Mesrs. j. II kelly, Hoimc, Taylor, kcr-
lilNnLE, with ltul,inier. Come early. THOMAS
| joyce. Pee. NJ. hERAGlirY, k"c. Sec. 5!J
TIE COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS
l. ot thr ls'e croulslnn OF ia, lumaculao Couc..
tu, . ~ u SJlItty ,.ili Lot ueetlug H. hs srhcl
10 N 10th st, rear Avenue A. tBir tihufs-yJ even
ial, iog iho pUSao of scttlius up ;neif Ins. Al
sLos. hss hs uUk a tU arSuuuL 70. 40 i.rtcd ~
! y - return ui ,ht sG.ne Rev. W. h. AOIEpGli,
| ID. d., chairman. III
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"hc Lcgpl Tender Question 1. California,

Jus y lily Of the l"gai tender clause b M been
eghn raised by recent decision Z the Supreme
Court Of California ali imins the consr,utional,.y
OF the Special Contract &C, Of the Ieg.sI.,uro of
that State. This ac. provides that. c1cep, in tho
ease ot ds.inc. bargain or understanding to tho
c"ntFMy all psymorts and money oblis atoms shall
be discharged n specie. The case has been for
some time n tho lower Courts, which ced,,od
that tho act was contrary 10 the lava of
C'nsETs and was therefore Unconstitutional
The supreme Court. however, has reyor.ed this
decision on appeal aud the result is ,bst goLl viii,
''hnnu' To constitute III Jaw, ~ IN practice, the
currency 'hc STATE, aud probably ot the en- IRE
f"~ihc fiopc, unr! contrary ruling shall hsyo
'ecn rendered by Tic unitcl States supreme Cont
Tint All appeal 10 tLc cbio! tribunal ut Wahipv,o,
VIII te obtainesi, seems highly prubsbie, and may
indeed become necessary Though the aucst,, N
OF tue cousutuiional'ty Of the leH tender act nas
nor tecn distinctly raise, yet the ruling Of th.
California Judiciary e'octuIiy throws out the
greenhscl currency. Other stsies may i'm aasr tn,
action o. California aud by the sd, ption of sn.xse
contract bills compel return to specie pay1rs nta
movement Is now on foot In Ncvns,
" constitute tha' territ.r il:o st;c, iur-,he Dur
i-' -'a - l"NS'.-G 70 hit~SlN
Ia" and Il ere Ia bt little .cr n 10 lub b tAa, ;ho
'as'aid'urc ct Oregon VII adopt tho pr.Slp!es OF
th'' ae' At the Lext sesJon. II nay ;ske iouS
time Tor the lcs sisiaIurrs vi tic A,Gltc aates to
'Iuitne this policy, and still longer !,r the SUBJECT
to reach the United States sulGon,e Couf;. By
'lai L'nc pgace will haye Deen restorci, and United
s'n'ea currency Will probably te pur WITH spc
''e' bli highly desir able that tic l.rca' IAs-
u'n OF The constitutional authority otCougres. ,c
convert paper promises to pay and evidences If In
'1VNn'eSs into money stLl DC settkd once. for
MI.
The sun., 1864-09-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.

"Whn' II he Good For :o-To Learn the
Function. Of tho Brain-resd tho PhrenoiocicL
Journal To learn the ersct location OF the organs
seo the Phrcnolosicsi Bust, Just Issued. by Messrs
FOWLER WELLS, 3s3 broadway. Examinations
d,,y and evening. sT3
Tall and Wintcr-If you vvwSt Full asd
Winter c.1lhns, ~ " 4. Is. DALUWIN'S, ~ ana "
b~ely. The ,arcon stock and In the city, aud
prioas ieas. ChIdTeas department. not elualied. $40
Fer lhr Hair and Skin.-BGrry's T-icop.
heGous. The Test and chenIest srtico, sold by All
druGtir's. ~.
Wheeler g. Nilscn's RigbesS Premium
Lors stitch stwius Machines, No 90 Broadway. 32j
vandecsr-'s Enretn Cnnce. A trial ,yl,,
convince IN" inoet ncrelIous OF ia snperioritv over
any on,I package " doc. 10 be had Of GrocaIs sen.
Srdiy, nv IT, ROBERT DAVIS, sole Ayeui, lgj
NhNhits 81 ~
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Financial Ncwa Markets. &C.

Noe f'N ",dHe'dop Sept ~, k-Th4- fa,c.
'uoh' In sold to-day have teen M ioiIows Al 10
oe'ek, ga l"'-, 29S, lp.lG zosn lois MN !;
mo fo, "''S' slS' lJ.,5, eOsA IL Is, a6 ;blL a.,
4i4A sof i2lG goS; 1918, gglA; IL. 80
,Is & iE''e' s.'%' ls42 2Ol; lg.5. 200; ~ 6s,
40" zoo r'f l. 1854 llS lo7h; l2u,.lge \.
90 ,es iso, 'voN' l'S lsI; = 10, <; 220. l9T \.
NY; s.SI' i9Ia 4 I99i 4l6. ppk m ,'.o vs,
much loss excitement in tho market ,o-dnv s,o.,..
huctuated 70 considerable extent. A, the ...e q,
the days busnoss proes were little h,s 4, ~ thar
Yesterday. Government securities we're arm and IN
dsmAnd 1s0sy sCetye u ns ossa
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
rIil;nsnAY MnENlNG. SEPT. 20. 1894.


Tr- e,n n, our nationality, wbith for four yrnrs
h,e teen obcurcd BY tbe portentous clouds ID c'vi
vs, IL again emerging into view, and the dawn u
,evro, ooucord and unity ls already appearing. AZ
no otor!ad IN tho hist y Of the rebellion has tho
yr,efer, u q speody cnd u tho war iookci ~
bu.i,-A, no hrc have the cyidcncos Of ro'cl &C.
ba, s,,o,, been ~ t,.n'a@ with their last man IN
the nci, a maiority Of tho.r most deisnsibe pra-
tons n our hands ano with ro hopes ri ianf,l g
aid from, abroad orch Fcde'al snccosi elg .i.,cl
them 10 another nnle-pns' IN t.ir road 70 r''in.
Thcy lave fought b,Iyely, but principle ani con-
.oioIs light have teen Azains, them and eye'y
a.s rcni,is I,cr ,hc.S teacon % hoic. As a
'1V rluax U N.t gloomy psosict ior no
ynrio scy We NV h,go tho int,'i'gciiec'
4ich from tie beginning hB been only
,efton ~ time that lntin iisicntion, the
70 tarbngor ~ cary diesoiutij d. hHs
tctqn It's 'Ss work. auI g ia more poignant
90 deadly In effect Ihan ey,n III havoc Of battle.
W,ile battle usuallr .Gccts ouly ihc at.nc.es' in.
,.ru,l disscnsion f. the worm which snaws st the
tart, cxhaus'iug the M, aad ga-alyning tho body.
r,oryin. the keystone of the Confederate arch, ~
la1sonlnP from ,s supporting position, and threat
.a.. thc whole rc," f'r'c. In ritoous ,ouo. the
l. chmond puporg IT, TINT State to remain sto.l.
irp They imrlorc i, by every feeling u fsator-
ti,y, not w. dosr. tie 'calso" In it, hour ol .i-
=, rs,y. not to bring destruction upon the plot 0.
disunion; aud then, In the madness of their dearc-
rston, thcy fall ~ upbrAdng Georgia and accus-
Jag that State OF dragging Virgins into the
srn movement" Dat those only the bubbles
which appear upon The surface; they indicate tho
existence Of trouble beneath. but give clue TO its
extent. II Ia true the Richmond sEsrrsrL vaguely
hints that Questions similar TO those developed IN
Georgia shave lately been asitaicd In more quar-
err thsn one" b., cxpedency. Of course, prevents
n statement Of tho exact nature or extent " which
this agitation has si;sincd Tbesc reveIa.
Aons are by nieaus rcmarkable-it is
only strange thai they have not sooner been mani
icsscd. Prcoedonts teach US that conspir-
aiors are always In danger Of each 9TH
er Waile success paturaily bands them
together, and they are stimulated by . fat-
tcnng hope, all Is well but the crucible of defeat
disaster snd impending punishment, shows the
dross In their composition. whiie the rebcIs
sus'aiped Ly tho hope Of rrcccssfci resistance 20
she Federal armies and while thor escrs 'clt
ndent Of erecting government o. suit themselves
that calm relcctoa-that careful estimate of profit
ani loss-whch hcy now have god causo for
calculating, wa1 hover considered Now, however,
they are In the condition Of an arrested culpii,
The ecnfui straits 10 which they have teen roduc-
ci, causes thon to oiIdsr whether It is not better
70 mitigate puaishmcn. by confession II guilt,
throwing themselves rpon tue c9n.tncy Of tho just
Government sg.ins: vhic.. thev have rcbclled. aud
securing tho best sttaiun Lle rCaco" Wnethor
The sun., 1864-09-29
pDI.I1Is CAL.

NO lNIERfERENCE--Wk WISH 1T DIS
tucty uuuers,o ,ocI that :hc CitZens AasociAt ron
propose no Int riof fnee, Glftct iugcc with tlo
lradcs' uiou,, or vita any Of their regulations los
the pFonoiion OF trade inte ests, The Association
Gp;tlr 10 The sorkips ci0a.ts IA all the trades
as citixenA having vital Interests Al stake Ia our
uJni,iph 'oyCsuHen', H1t AL 10 AK vi tncn IA n
hearty eo-opeInop In the effort 10 disp.sce c14Ilpt
EJECT rJ Ost and c.Yl lbls nsu. And, Ia great sociL
elnent IKE thar o. tho Ci'izons As.o,nton, tho
menleis u tie vNlous TIA lee can participate IT ely
and srncstly, a. citizens, eithOul ia the loast
oIns az then posiJn their tuto rolationa, Peg
order ~. Com. ca. AsoriGtion, 2b5
DOTH WARD n. Y. DEMOCRATIC
~ iNckeony Asso;istion--A Public Meerng Of
this Association ~L be De.u at thuiI rOoms 10
Lshth ave, bet e3i sui 31il eta on ihurstay ,yea-
Ing, sept. ~, Il O'clock. Eniucut spelk9rs VIII I'D
diS~ thc mce'iVs. The Deinoci roc. OF tie Ward Az
inyltei y attend, JOHN MACDuNALD Pres.
u. q. sIEAkNS, Il. Is. AAkllSE- NGe-PIes, r..
J. AObRr- ADAM HkSa sucs. .UU
The sun., 1864-09-29
A'Ulss.

EURS-ATTENTiON, LADiEs-NOTWITH
4 stniins the Ligh rste vi goli the \ 4 Pns
Manuiaeturins 20, will seu Al as' wears p-iceA
larse and wen seectei stock md OBTAIN rest bsr.
ssips AZ aoou, hah the price paid elsewhere Mtrin0
mo iep.ins 70 the las-si style. equal new 70.
ceipt sN y 70 Purchasers 70 inAuIe afainst u,otha
peISt Ss Cha ham se opVosta Crooks marble HStsI
SLSA1Sls AAasssr. I69k tgr thO xSl.poth g. RS1
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-22
LeviF Picrce's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, I In Probate Court holden
WAsHtsaroS DfsrRcr, - al Mon pbher on the lst
da e November, A. d. 1864.
lHAR Es CLARk, AdmnisratoI Of the estate OF
" Lew T ercc, lae ~ Montpelier, In said district,
deceased makes application to said Court license
sci all 81 the eale e OF SAID decea ed
said SAFE is Necessary for The ayment Of III d-Ds iald
deceased aud Ell enses Of admls rat of sa estate II
being one Pew IN IN Brick Church IN sad Mnnpr Her
except The ght Of dover therein but the Iever-
Sion thereof.
Whrreupon, II is ordered by said Court, that said
application be nfefrtdto the 2]b day OF November a D.
1864, AT he Probate oce In Montpelier FOR mig
decision thereon and IL further ordered that all per-
interested be notified hereof publication Of notes
Of hts application and order thereon three weeks
cessively In the Green Mountain Freeman, printed at
Montpelier, before said time Of hearing that they may
appear, at said time and place and iithey
object thereto. BY the Court,
ri5w3 Attest, N. A, CHASE RePisien
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-22
JarvilIe Sanders Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court beld
wAsHISdToS DISTRICT, SIS at Montpelier In said Dis.
rct, the 18th day OF November, A. D. 1854
WILLARD SANDERS. Administrator Of the estate ot
w Jarvie Sanders late If East Montpelier IN sa dis
tTct deceased, presents his administration account for
examination and allowance, and makes application for
decree OF distribution and pariton OF the estate Of said
deceased.
Wheeupon III is ordered by said Court, that said ae-
count and said application be reened session Of said
Court to be held al the Probate Office In said Montpelier
the 9TH day of December A. D. 1864 Tor hoarng and
decision thereon;
Aud it IS further o,deIed, that notice hereof he
giventoal persons Interested by publication the
three weekssuccessiyry IN the Green Mountain Fres
man, newspaper published at Montpelier, previous 10
said time appointed for hearing that they may appear
al said time and place, and show cause II any they
may have, why said account should not he aud
such decree made By the COnrt.
Atast. II NERuIt l. Tud0s
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-22
Levi T.. Pierce's Estate.

STATE or VERMONT, In Probate Court held at
WARRINGTON DISTRICT, Montpelier, IN said district
on the LIST day OF November, A. b. 1864.
CHARLES CLARK, Administrator 4 the estate Of Levi
" +. Pierce late OF Montpelier In said District deceased
presents his administration account for examination and
allowance and makes application for decree OF dslrbu
tinn aud Partition OF The estate OF said deceased.
Wheeupon, II Is ordered by said Court, that sed
count and said application be reened to Of said
Court to be held at The Probate Office In said Montpelier
The o. day Of December A. d. 1854 for hearing and
esiOn thereon
And II isfurther ordered that notice hereof be given
to all persons interested by publication oi the same
three weeks successfully In the Green Mountain Free
man, newspaper published at Montpelier previously to
said lime appointed Tor hearing, that they may appear
At said time and place. shaw cause any they may
have, why said account should not be allowed aud such
decree made. Nv the Court.
r45W3 Auesi n A. CHASE Register
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-22
Amos PrcscOtt's Estate.

STATE on VERMONT, I In Probate Court, holden
WAsHIsGroS DisIHIcr S. at MonIptlier, on the 25lh
day Of october, A. n. 1854
Ira Cray, Administrator on the estate Of Amos Pres
cot, late Of Waterbury, in said District deceased makes
application 10 said Court for license 10 eil part OF the
real estate Of said deceased rpsent ng that said ale IL
neestary fer he paym ut Of the debts II said d ceased
and eapeI sss OF aJmHistaion Of sad estate, It being
mill privilege saw mil, and house standing the mill
lot, situated IL said Waterbury and fImery owned and
occupied by Jasper Ayers, excepting the ighl of DOVER
but including the reversOn thereof
Nherrupon ITS ordered by sad Court, that said appli.
cation be referred TO the 29th diy November A. D. 1864
al the Probate Omee In Montpelier, for hearing and decs
Ion theron and further ofderedthat all persons in
teIested be notified hereof by publication OF notice OF
this application and order thereon, three weeks sue
cessvey In the Green lun ain FfeemIn, printed at
Montpelier before said time Of hearing thai they may
appear al said time and place, and II they
object thereto. BY the Court.
rA7wi Attest ". A. CHASE. Register
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-22

TATE OF VERMONT In Probate Court, held
W"mNoToN DIsTRicr, IS. a. MONT eltr, within and
lr ad District. on the mn day No NIB rA 1864.
instrument, pnfponing oelhe last ~ and Ies-
n lament Of ri II yden, late Of DuI uy IN said
District deceased, being Henry
T. Jones, the executor therein named, for Probate;
sofdefed by said Court, thai all persons C0nce ned
heren be notified TO appeHT at session Of sad CouT
be holden at the RI bae flee 10 NJ npeer on the 18Th
day Of A D. 1864 aud show Cause II any they may
have against The Probate 0tsHtd VIII fut which purpo q
T. hriher ordetedh hat copy Of The record tins order
be published three week ssBcressvey In the Green Aoun-
tam ffeeman tinted Montpelier previous said time
app"lhledtof hearing. true copy Of record
Attett, n. a CHASE. Re Liter RITWl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-22
MQrrte0.

In NorIhneld, Nov. l9th, by Rev J. A. shsrburn Mr.
s. W Merry a Quacy Illinois, and Miss Sarah n. Thomp
son Of NofthGt,d
In Eden, Nov 9th by Rev James Ddherty, Mr.. Edwi,
R. Hamilton, Of Davenport, Iowa, AMI Mis- Cott L.
younges dauR liter OF Hon. Samuel PlumeJ.
IN Paiuhtd NOV 9th, by Rev. J. Gin, Mr. A. W
Blanchard Of Barre ami Miss Ellen $. Lane Of Piaindtd
Abo Nov IN, Mr. Freeman II Prescott Of Vershltc
and Miss sophia A. Moore IT Planded
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-22
GbG 4tlQrkGta.

CAMBRIDGE MARKET. November -.
Al Market a1sl Cattle, about ~ BesYsi and Stores
insisting Of working Oxen, Mich Cows ana one ise
and three years Old
Pricss-Mahe, Beef-EItrs 1870 10 sl4oo att
laiy $500 @l3,5o 2dts0lto l1to, Sd a. % to $50.
Working oRen-S1 g 90 200
CoEsand Calvss-,s0.o 10
YearIings- sl4co $50 two years CD t4coci to %
% three years Old, 5000 to 5000.
Sheep aai Lambs-iioN market prices in lots 81 o.
to 800 each extra, $500 to $3.50
spring Lambs-2,j0 TO 400.
Veal caves-tsooto .oo1 cafskIus-2s to 90, pm
Hides-l?i 20 l5s prib rsilow-A 20 ~ ePtlb.
Pelts sl,0i to 81 90 each. Lambs $500
&RemarksThere large number % cattle at mar ket
and the quality POOR, and sales du Sheep sold quickly
prices about hc samcperhap p cent. 1T head advance