Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-02-23
Correction


sum and make it Sl7j it will be Correct Will
YOU please make the correction in the FIREMAN,
and much obIige, Yours respectfully,
JOHN DoLPH.
WHOLESALE LIQUOR PRosECUTos.-rh Rut
land Herald of the 18th INST, says
--Twenty-one cases Of liquor seizure came before
Justice Joseph l. Patch yesterday, Al the oics
of Dewey d Joyce, attorneys Tor the State.
Upwards OF fifteen hundred gallons were re-
turned by Sheriff Field, upon his warrants, as
having been seized by him assisted by Deputies
Briggs and Roberts on the l7th inst, and
about two hundred more were seized yesterday.
judgement Of forfeiture to the use Of the town
OF Rutland was pa. d against about five humid
red 4, Hons Of whisky, gin and new rum, seized
at the drug store OF F Fenni one barrel Of
whisky seized at the grocery store OF A. Z.
Blaisdell, (Blai-del himself having knocked in
the heads Of two barrels after the officer had
seized them J a large quantity seized at the "a
loon OF CHARLES Il. Mo ey, and some IN lesser
/ quantities belonging to other parties. Several
cases were continued for the purpose OF giving
further notice to owners. Since the WORK
OF search and seizure commenced large quaint
ties OF liquor have been transported IRON this
place, in the direction Of the State line.
We are informed that ten barrels were carried
to West Rutland and put on board the cars
early Yesterday morning.
The value OF the liquor thus iAr s3iz31 is es.
tlmeted at from four 10 siI thousand dollars.
Col. Charles b, Stoughton has resigned bis
office as Colonel of the 4th regiment, and is
going to study law. He leaves the service Of
course 90 account Of his wound, by which he
lost one ego.
Rev. Robert G. johnson Of FelcbyIlle hiss
received $50 from donation visit
/ ORDINATION AFRO A. Smith, who has
Tor several months been preaching at West6eld
and Lowell, has been ordained pastor Of the
Congregational hurch in those places.
E. D. selden, OF Brandon, s Candidate for
Temperance Commissioner in Rutland County.
Hon Ileman korlhrop, OF Fairfield, has bsen
nominated Tor County Commissioner in Frank
/ Ito County
LIQUOR DECISION The Burlington fim1
says" It is well known that two large sez-
ufes VI hqnor were made short time since at
the Express Office and Rutland Depot, amount
ing to between 600 and 100 gallons. Justice
lloilenbeck after hearing the testimony and the
arguments OF ounsel condemned the whole.
An appeal was taken to the County Court and
the case continued for The purpose Of filing a
bona accordance with the statute John
+ h. " heller, Town Grand Juror, and jeremiah
French attorney or the " League } appeared
/ for the State l.. K Hard for claimant.
Rev. Willard Child d. D., has recently
asked his dismsslon from the Congregational
Church IN CasiIeton, after a Aery acceptable
pastorate OF ten years.
Rev. j. g. Baily, has received, and accepted
a call 10 become the pastor Of the congregation
al society recently formed at Hydepark, and is
u be ordained to the work on Tuesday the 23d
instant
PArKyr.-0n the 10Th inst, patent was
granted to + J. Underwood, Of South Hard
wick, VI for improvement in station indicators
FRE.-lhe Coopcr's Shop OF Charles Bald
win, III Dorset, was destroyed by fire late in the
afternoon of the 10Th inst, with all its contents
I 1t was not insured, aud MIR. Baldwin's loss will
be FIVE OF Elk aunirsd dolials
james Kelley, and Mrs. Ann Carson of Bur
lngtou, have each been fined $40 and costs for
violations Of the liquor law and the latter lost
what liquors she had on hand.
A NV CARBNE.-Lamson Goodnow n Co.
Of Shelburue Falls, have At their works in
Windsor, VI an inyentlon Tor new carbine,
which is loaded with ten charges and can fire
them one after the other instantly They have
manufactured a sample and +. @ LAWSON, one
of the firm, has gone on to Washington with II
to make It's efficiency known to the War De
paitment II isa most efficient weapon
Rr1LANp.-rhe village OF Rutland contains
population Of 3, 654. In the year 1853 there
were 1873 births 60 Of American parents and
20 Of foreign In the sane time there we're 81
deaths
Liauos syrzuRs.-The Rutland Herald, of
the 18th, says
Yesterday Sheriff Field and his posse, being
provided with the necessary papers, spent the
day searching for and seizing liquors IN this
village They found 1t in not less than twenty
places. ana contained in casks, barrels, kegs,
demiiohns, &C. Tney seized 1t oil IN not less than
Fifteen Hundred GdlloRJ all of which they
have conveyed to a safe place.
MlYlsrERiAr.-Rey II. +. Ballou of Viii.
mugtou was the officiating clergyman at sew
enty-three funerals during the year 1888.
AcclDrSr.--W Wednesday freight train was
thrown from the track near Colchester and Mr..
Charles Rock OF Mortified, one of the employees
on the train, instantly killed Three cars were
badly broken up, beneath the wreck of which
he was found, his neck broken
The Vermont Historical Society has u deed OF
land IN Middlesex, in Washington county, dated
in 1878, which describes the location OF Middle
ser as follows; Albany County, in the Province
of New York.
WILL DOM ORlNoK. The Ladies of Orange
had donation visits at the Town Hall, Tuesday
eve, Feb. 10th, at which time they raised sI4,-
so cents, for their pastor the Rev. ), H.