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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-12-29

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f~tritgten Gisarre,1 fiji ben Gn9ros< uno Detail
paneel nit ben fttnfen, woblabeelaeerten ia.
britateu. itets perltben.
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.tur3 aQe &au@< unb @@nupf- ltenflten oftrtrt
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ttalteubcr Mu6mabl ~ -
9le&ter teuti@sr 2cbbed fets at SAINT.
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-12-29
@roflantitt bur@ &Su1. st. marfbau
@ou1ert1eur bee &taate6
mtnnefota>

9n Mabetta&t BE @.itssebuus sut&
aatet 28. Gebruar 1866, b:atn,nnt' Fat, ta6 Sic
Gopnfbipe 115, l16, III, trarb Der Manses 81
uub 80 peflt& pom S. 3aupiuaertb.an nit bin.
| fort MeQeoD County nerbunben fem uub eineu
She'll be0elbtt btlbfn {plex unb
Sn &nbetra@t bur@ bic genauute Nfte
berfi8t murbe, bag bieielbe IN @irtianafeit treteu
uns BE 8vaft fetn tpQe ppr unb mad ber Beta.
tieune ber IN Dpr(@lag oebra9tem pinaufaauna
Ron &pwnItits burd tine Naioritit bfr barber
atfimrnenbet @abler unb
Sn Anbetra @t bur@ &btbeiluug 81 bou
Ssu Gapttel 1 ter al etaetueu @tatuien Sp.t
Ntunelota BET 0ouserueur uerpft@tet II, Scr,
d%ubtrxngen ber Gr6u1en nun epuutie9 tur@
PROCLAMATION tefanut ~ utadteu, ute ne au6 ben
barauf bs3aslt&en @ab!bfrt4ttn f@ sretben
uub
Sn Mntetra@t Is I'D aus ben III Der
ten ereiebt, bab cine Matorttdt Der haber ben
Bpri9lag III Me3ecb county abfimnten WGt.
Jet bel SCI idtrli9en @abl, abeebaltu an s.
Nup. y. .. 1866, tbre Gimme III @unReu ber
ptnjufIaan0 Der pteu0enannten Nete,
DeabaIb pro1a rtirt ID, Sim. 81. Rar-
ftaQ, @puyerusur Bee @taattS Minnefpta In
@tmd6bttt bee Geitbesb bic III 8sr(@lae eetra&.
te @eranberuns ptr County. @r6n,tn fiji anas.
neuamen. uub rab bic rbeneenannten Epwn@bips
NIT aRe2tob @ouutY perbunben lnb unb binfsrt
etnen Gbetl biefes County bilten lp1en. . :
@e8ebe1 inter taeintr Mutprit6t unb nit teut
9rpben 9tt9tl be- 9taates. ant 20. December
Y. .. 1866.
@m. 81. Mar(bau.
Dur& ben @subernevr
9.,&. &o8ers
Staateittrttar.
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(Gineeianst.)
Grmorbun9 eine8 inneen oentf6tn
Embellishments in Chicago.

Dor etli&en Mcnatsu rtife Elm il Owatcnua
npbueabu @ei9aftsnann mad Gbieasp nit ei'
uer aiemIi@ beseutenbtn Sunau,e @eless perle<
ben. Ct perf@panb baltlbt plSBli4 fpa1los na&-
BEN II (siuen bel l& babenbsn @s&iel unseIsB'
batts.-Mae gtrta3tsm @erin&e Sp1 @ttten
ieiner junetn @aHin @us!unft 81 bstouauaft
tpartu ser9ebit&.- 4lr3li& v bat man bic
2ei&t bes juneen 8uabdrelers etrea 80 nlsilsn
ptrtli9 pom Gbieaso an 2ate Mi&i9en 8ef1s'
.ten.
germutbli& puree ct III Gbieaso ertporSet,
u1b baun In ste Glutbtn bes @ees n~erisntt+ =
@eine Uamilie erbielt eine bebeutenbe @ua.nae
san elmer 2sbtns. @srl&trunes- @sfta(@aftaas'
be3ablt. 4
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Nferb ent1anfem.
$40 Belobnu1 8.

Dem llxteraet@ xettn 10 Elm Statexiaaen> (@etbir4a
e%atlaufen, mel&es I'm nd&aen 8rabiabr 2 Sabre at sptr9.
9cnn,eiIen: Re@ts am 64pa13fnpde1 etn tletnes net"
Srs 1fedIeu. On ber Nafe etuas arau. aDer taS Sui
len {einem Gieentbdmer pteberperf&aft erbalt BON BEN
felben $40 9elubnnng. e.n
49, arlinstsa, sib!e9 Co., @'an.
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Gbreuerfl6ruua.

Der,tl.tessei&sssst et!!a.t tttrrsts se -. tln natetss
1ou1S an ertta, Garsst esaaty. ertsbeaex teseasA1st.
a:1 aetta 1lbts1neex fig .ussafr uHb esbt4tet =: I'M
@il4elm e&xetset <t&r etaes &aralterfeRea unt rt4t-
EAaHeaeH 4ann fdlt.-
9saas Amerisa, an. 23Reu Rss. 1856.
47 Satob 8eier.
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@uteS @afbau8 tn Mtnnts
apo Lie. - Mtnneapplis tam l@ oieler febr
bpunettsr unb enpftbltnsnertbsr beatf&sr @af-
bauler ribuaen unb inter ttrislbep pt1e eer
Rttieute fets bas .Mtnxeiota 9aus" Son' per-
mann 3i1dler als zines Der sur3asli&fsn f&d-
sen lerntm, tptnn e. bort eintebrt. Dae @al'
ten tnubteer unb aufmertiamer @trtb slsute itbt
u,au, wobin man bl'dt, unb Sau'erbett. ST.
quemli@tnt rai&e unb freuntli&t 8ebienuns
dberrai@ta auf's Mnstaebmf s. Die 8alt an
msbl1utersitetsr Rot auf ber Safel .pettetfert nit
ter bebdbtstn @obnlt<it BIS 2osts unb TO
tmmtr Is gilt BEN GaFt ben Mufeutban anse-
netm ~ MAIDEN, 1T ptruaann 3tIdler tergFann.
Str fetae eafli&e G&rrae ibsri&rttten, 1T I'M
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Mnf BEN Gelb ba8 Blanu4en
ST bod runberi@6n
q Mbtr. tant' IS Yriut@su,
Qteben mir es 1etn.
Do& bic fife &ole
Bleibet tenue@ fa6,
81 aus ibrtr Dpfe
Seber u{muat' ne Wrie('.

abn u 3xr Sa9t! d mir uaetr eeebrte,
Grexub unb college auf BEN Gelee btr 2dnes
gang unb gar ben Rane abstaufen bat, 10 mu6
u.etue 8el4nibaxs i'd bnt@ 3Ir3e bessur3u-
tbun fn$en. Sd fast besbalt 5 !,
Gefens. Net1e Mufuabme bur@ BE Be.
sStlerxue 81. Glonss, par tret btr In aueen-
bid In ean,tn Staate bt.ri&t1ben @ef9dfts-
labmuus non plus ultra. Sd BABE uab uurbe
fauavs- .sstvtest' uHb 0ebe bafar, ~te utia &C.
ebrter College iaeen pirbe, : ben 4ntsfeusen
nttutn IS a.s.
Ntue abouuenteu 4: wleuty. alte 3reu.
Gortf&rttt Der @tabt: @tauuenspertb.
Grtaente teutf@t @ti@aftsIsuttt @@xlten
unb g., Gbelbrpd, 8. puber, Roltnttreer,
q. ptaxer. @ebrstb, @eers paaieu, unb ser-
f@tebtne anbern. Y s9sE
Ndberes, 6ebe ben betrefenbtn Banbpur,a.
Nrttee beutf&er GIerts: perr 6.
y. 2euele bel s. 81. Beuuet unb Soc @@mtbt
bel 2oyt uub 60.
u%rsematbli@er ub.ma@er @u>olpf @&oens.
mann. EtEsn I
Gnisbrauer. Carl ptrberetr uab 60.
B:tttn aber nd&Res Grabfabr ben ct. Gleu.
bern bas eebe1 strIabtu bnr9 gates Eager,
psl@es tbre bic babtu ~ soasubenbe Braueret
liefern mtsb. a las
!@xtts 2aser f&on feet. Bel Gunl uat
60. xub &. Gnbesle. M1terss, febe ben Banb-
tvurms.
pcrlt&e @aRpirtbs. 81. panlen, q. odd
ftr uab q. Ntuer.
4. 30. l Salsuuptrtbt: Robbe.ts BiQiarb
6alosn, @teiuturss Dat bau, @tstx's uub
Rsftts (nt&t ber YaRsr Rsftr aus @9tuers
R6ubern. aber etx ebrli4er Biebtrlnann, fete
5. 2ab,'s BodsbenttD Ger1er Stepbsn Gtbtns,
88rtebs. @&slt's, 8. Bti6er'x, e. Gt@trs,
6@mibt, 9uba 9a1lets. Da III allen ttsfeu
gldsen gutter 3autatad ~ babtn Il. II teiu9tt
lnetu college Re i6uauntli@. SD nabm bort
metn .8terle' uns - abr ID peree III aus.
tabrli9. reter bas Rdbs.t Fsbe, bas bstr.fenbe
@Srm@eu," bee perrn s.. Dreter.
MusF&isn BON st. Gloub: pSdf ermutbi.
eent.
Deut{&tbam: 2iebenspirbis. intelligent
uub t%unfduats. eeseis fit baS eettert 2 iii.
beHbe @e(ansstTetne, pel&e flames fxsea.
Sd sas se1 ben, nae Il sefsb'a, eat3ldt, -.
81 slet9 II oft IN mrtae Def seblidtt.
Gin 9t6btIetn5 fetn, NIT etaea BSll&ea t.axt.
Sci fttS ssftsn.t,, frennSli&ss 6t.. Glsas!
..s<... '...s l 81 ~ ~ ~. yef9..a
-3tn Yb. Ytti@ Fat bas erfe Bier
btr ueueH 8raaertt btr 1errH 8. prl aub 60.
IL MtnaeaRolis probirt nnb lobt bafslbe nit
BeseiReruu9.
DIT fttsrlt@e Gr6fnung Scr Minue>
lpta.g ausy.8 ebn ssn Ct Daulbs 8eutplatn.
(l8 @etltu). fanb an; lftttn Dc1ntsfag Rat.
Naabstes oa,absri1let.ud9Ren Mummer.
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s. Sanpr Eaplpr. ". ". vNSa'eH.
8ali8e @aarcn
Muftipn6perfdufen 1T Netp>
m>

Mufttpn8Derfdufen III 9fetp>
@prf.
- . Da mir mdbrenb tes
tur3lt@en pantc8
arose Gia.dufe na@tn. 70 lsnxen wtr uniere waarex
iu febr %xtebrieen 3aten %sertauten. t
&s.#.E Cine erp6e Guantttdt
&let0e& aofft
faa ;u ben alien gretien ssr benz Srt'se.'
@ba,ulS ilnb Munttuett 5
,-5a iebr biuis:
T1sas, .asn aaa #
.@U~s 5poes, .e5
Grub1ud . Sbarle.
u.d. IT,, u.:.i, No.. bic Sit in erRaunen seriesen werStn.
xapIor s Mc&artn.
-F...-H 218 Dritte St.. ct. paul.
perm q. 3eni@eQ tptrb NIT
&eranasen allen 1etntn beuf&em Grtunstn auf'
uarteu. une tbnen ~ ben btltefffa pretie't
terfaufrn.
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Soc 3irfelba6! Soc 3irfelba@

90 rutt IS aQe @@ldfer rad H,f
Ma@t &aur. flI'S Gbrtfiinb, nnadst Naurs
Soc 3trtelba@ j@nIdt Gu@ btn Baum
Mt 3udermert unb nit &pnfeet
@sua@ tbr aue Ginger ledt.
Soc :3trtelta@ bat au&en Ct!
90 f&5n. 70 Iedfr aQtrlet!
Soc ;3trtelba&l Soc 3t,ttlba@
DaS IT baS Mettp Sag fir Sag.
Eas Motto tf's fir G,ro6 unb 4tetn.
sic 3tuiabr 1isbt tn''s 2ans bfnttn!
Spbn " atttet8 nnb ba8
GIrtfttnb@en 1eben nit chamber auf febr
berlrautem Gub unb Danf bieieua ,ntinaenyer.
t6ltui6 1T Der @ipre be- liebeu6miirbi9(ten aQer
| &eppi@> unb Gapetenb6nbler, obwobl felt 6&lu6
Der S@ifatrt pom 86uft<n f6rmii@ befirrnt,
TUNER nod 10 REID ptrebtu, pt ber ,@6nfe
Acknowledgment ,
Da6 1T ratr une tein @s[@i@t&en tia
unb I'M @lau3 tey 90 disqualification
@irb man {ebn, ta6 Matt3tiS II
babn i'm Rp.p be|nt tfiloer Gt:if. rsa
-Die (96nten MiQtnery @ocb6 unb
9rimntn8s pereen inter BEN Ginfaufpreiie per-
tauft fir bic nd@aen 60 Sage Ii Grau 3iei.rs
&tore. 3. @tra6e uuttrbalb Minnnefeta.
@@redIf@er unglddsfau.
Sin waeeu nit 1 @duuer fir3t einsu, ~.
gruub binab. Gin Mann tot, bic ibrigsu
f&uer' perpuubet.-
am montae atenb IN, 6 rbr, ale etn 3tusi.
f~pannieer @aeen, auf BEN 3D. @anner ga.
rnens patrid ga(ey, 1bouaas 8urns, patrtd
Raaex unb Rt&ael Ruaen b.fausen, f& ber 4
Meileu bts6tit ct. aatbsny tsFnelt4tn s4tue
ndberten no man mad elmer rai@en Bteeuue
ber 5traee abtr bic 8rddt Ter fostn. .siver
Qaseabt1 f6brt, sic I'D unuatttelbar taneben et.
men tdlm unb 100 du6 tisftn Abbaus btnab
far3t, fel Der Spa11naetl b'nans, 70 ba6 bic
pferbe Ssx BEN Tutruert eetrenut uurbeu.
8dbrenb tsae nun auf BET Stra6e, ~ie Fe i'd
ttest fortltsftn, route bas sGuJrperI grade aus
uab ben atbans btnunter, ebe BE Dart1Fbeuben
ttuaue3ulpringtn strnodteu. Crit eeee2 II
11tr e'laas Is eiueut berfelbex. bic 3ur @tra6e
euabss1utlimaaen unb palfe far bic 1lebristn
nel&e nun an S @tuabeu IL ber bitter taltens fadt
am Gu6e bts abbauets eeleeex, %berbebuf&ar.
ten.
Na@beua man bie ge.uueludt,n xnter Dad
uab SAD etbra&t, faup es nd BET Der t1n..lu&.
mug, bab 1bpu,as 8arus tte 2eabe gebro&eu.
1atTid Galey mar test, etn fptBte bpljfad MAR
TIN iibtr ber listen pafte tet III bic 6ette AZ.
bturseH u1b aopf unb @sl&t f9rfdt& 3e..
f&mettert, Gaiey mar q 9abr alt uus foa etn
fttr srtsuslt$er @enf9 sswtfsp ftin. patrid
Rauea, ettoa 50 Sabr alt nab Gieentbamsr bes
Gubrpcls, tan pbne 3uo@eubri4t bapon unb
pusbs nnr fart ,perf4nuten. @i@4tl Muueu
srbtlslt sins f&psrt I'D bon DIR ~ DIR srfrsd.
fntt Banss .laaer ibes ben aepf nns. wit es
f@etat, innest g%ttlttuu6tH.a Ri&atl par eel
btr obwsbl f&uer st,lfst, ben Attans tipauf.
t%letterte. fas5s s*s .l,@-
Nese pfefsetayoste.--0torst c'1str, unseteastI
bard, sen 4peren! ealas setefer,' tat eirfe stxf i,Rsy.
lei arsstjtiAseter .U5iaale ll~ttnpsrtst. Bic tn sea 6talen
(etnes alien 6anfes ai,5arntrs's9sne;'" "a aft.uts
AnF& yAs4tH f.tfnx.ass q ~ -
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&preb:. 8e3t< nab 3anj=
1lnferrit6f.

/. Der unter,et@nete. empfebt I'D sem seebrten Yubfi.
lri&t in Ser frant5Nf&en unb eeutiaen Spra@c. fuwte tat
6e4ten unb Ianje1. r
3. RoronotoIs<t.
Emstnuas: Del sulius @ts6, st. PAM 5aas. 4s3
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-06-01
Murder at Tunbridge.

A brutal and cold blooded murder took
place in Tunbridge on Saturday night the
18th ult. 1t appears that a man named
Fox. some time since married young
girl named Ashley. They soon had trouble
and parted, and he became enamoured OF
young widow and was thereupon anxious
to get rid of his wife. He met her and
persuaded her to meet him in an old barn
where no one was living, on pretense OF
living with her again. She met him there
and the next morning the barn was in
asRes and her half consumed body was
fouad, with unmistakable marks of vio-
lence still to be seen on it, and ind lea ting
beyond doubt that she had been murdered.
Her lover limbs were burnt off only, and
her skull was fractured evidently by a
heavy blow. Fox has been arrested and
is now in all.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-06-01

SUDDEN DEATH.-Mr. j. B. Hosmer
of Saxtons River, died very suddenly at
near o'clock on Monday morning last,
of disease of the heart. He has previous
ly had at times much difficulty in breath
ing, and at about two o'clock his wife was
awakened and found he was having one
of these spells, and a little before 3 she
became alarmed and called MIR. Searles
who lived in the same house, but before
he could get into the room life was gone,
and he only perceived one gasp. MIR.
Hosmer has been in the employ of
Messrs. FarnsworIh & Holt for sixteen
wears, and most Of the time oyerseef OF
the weaving and spinning departments.
He was man highly esteemed and res
pected by all, kind husband, father and
neighbor, and his sudden death was a
shock TO the village and excited much feel
ing and sympathy for the bereaved family
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-06-01
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.
TUESDAY, May 20, 1866

IUEsUAf, Nay .. 1910.
Prices Of Market Beef-Extra sl4 25 M IA 50 first quail
ty Sl3 so a. ga co.. second quality Sl3 o. a SlS IS
third quality So 90 "a Sl2 "a
Of Store - pair 20
az $780,
Mich Cows and Calses--s5O, SIS, $50 a 800.
Yearling 500 q SEQ; years old 500 "a s00 three
years old 500 a 500.
so % each extra 50 co. 50 90 so co q so 90 l
cts extra q Gets. y f5 live weight.
Hides q 9 C. VI flj. Tallow q ~ rs.
Pelts 81 COG 50 50 EACH Calf Skins 10 g 20 c. p h.
REMARKs.-Prices of beef about last week. but
the market slow and dull Sales IL to IA
mostly Is to 35c Sheep fairly broke down this week.
There nearly 5000 at market and prices went down
half cent Sales averaged about SIC, 1t is
reported that droyer bought load speculation
at Gle and sold out at 5lc.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-06-01
County Convention.

In one of the Brattleboro papers Of
last week, the Phoenix, we find an article
purporting to be a call for County Con-
vention. 1t is addressed to I" ihe freemen
of Windham County who adhere to the
principles Of the State and National Re-
publican Union Party" and they are fur
Their duly warned so meet in delegate Con-
vention at Fayetteville, on Tuesday, June
18th, 1866, at IL o'clock A. NJ. for the
purpose of nominating candidates for
county officers and the Judges of Probate,
to be supported at the next annual cleo
ton" This call purports also to be sign
ed by five highly respectable and well
known individuals of this county, but not
AS committee. The question therefore is
whether this call is genuine or bogus
For at least twelve years all legitimate
county committees have had the courtesy
to furnish all the Union papers of the
county with copy of the call on the
same week Of It's first publication. As
none has been sent us it may be that we
are considered outside of any healthy po-
litical organization; nor does the call APP
pear in the Brattleboro Record but on
looking further we find paragraph APP
! pended TO the call above mentioned in
which reference is made 10 the regular
convention OF the Union party of this
county, held last year, and they also say
that the committee give notice." &c
This seems TO be inferential evidence at
least that there is something genuine in
the document before US, and we therefore
recommend to the good Union people OF
the county to at once see to the election
of their delegates. The appendage also
prescribes the mode and manner in which
the delegates shall be elected, and all thus
elected, shall be entitled to their seats il
the convention and no others will be admit.
ted This happily relieves the conven.
ton from being judge of the qualification
of its own members, and perhaps it woulc
be well to atfix revenue stamp upon thu
credentials, otherwise half of the towns ii
the county may find themselves in the sam,
condition as the Southern States on thu
day of the convention.
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BOSTON MARKET.

C0TToN-Prees of Cotton have further advanced,
with good demand The prospects of the crop are still
unfavoTabie and receipts at Southern ports continue
small quote low ridding So 10 3Se 80 Ale for
good middlipg
FL0Uk-Thtre has been considerable activity in all low
and medium grades of Flour, the advance in geld having
led to considerable advance in prices Western super
fine sold IS so to SO st, Louis Flour is quite Arm
GkAIN-Corn has been in fair demand. TIE sales have
been 9Sc to 81 for southern yellow, and 80 to 93 for
Western mixed White Beans have advanced.
PkoNlsl0Ns-The market for Pork continues steady.
Beef is firm and has been in steady demand. Lard is
and sold 2 to 23c, Butter has declined little
with moderate demand.
Wo0L-The demand for domestic is good and the
kst is steady and firm. The sales for and very
choice fleece has been at a. to "A.
COOLIES.
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Sabbath School Convention.

The Winoham County Baptist Sabbath
School Convmtion will hold its next an
nual session, With the school of the Bap
list Church in jamaica, June 18th, COM
mencing at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
C. L. Brown, Clerk.
Brattleboro, VI, May 20, 1866.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-06-01
Married.

In Chester May 49, the residence of the brides faith
err by kev g. IL. White, MIR. GEO. $. Robbins aud
Miss ABBlE W, daughter OF Albert h. baldwin, Esq.
Ia Weashersdeld April 29th by L. c. Dickinson, WAL
LACE RISE Of oayenlish, to 81 ss kIoDA A. STREET
kR, of MeatheFsheld.
In Chicago the residence Of the brides father by the
REV. d. shelton, W Is. MAYDWELL, of Aurora, and
Miss BELLE MeADAM, Of Chicago, formerly Of this vii
lAge,
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AT indianapolis the other day, a
man by the name of John M. Holly, who
was supposed TO be deserter from the
rebel army, and as such was given en-
ploynient in a factory, began to exhibit a
bone which he said his father took from
the arm of dead Yankee, and was dis
charged at once. The workmen of the
factory finished the affair by ducking Hol-
ly in the canal, and giving him short no.
tice to leave the town. He left in hurry.
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became delirious, gansrene set in and in
forty eight hours he died.
- Derby has voted 81, 900 for gran
tie monument to her soldiers.
- Mrs. A. Carpenter of Eden was re-
Gently thrown from wagon and had both
shoulders dislocated.
= The widow of the late Gov. Fair
banks died at ST. Johnsbury on the 10Th
ult., aged IA years.
= The two towns of Fairfax and Geor-
gia have been fined $4,000 each by the
courts for neglecting their highways.
= Col. S. NJ. Waite of Brattleboro,
recently bought COW of Mr.. Wmslow of
Putney for $500. She is pure Durham
breed and three years old
- The Baptist church at Brattleboro
are about to build new church, and $l5,-
600 have already been subscribed for that
purpose.
= Rodney Chapman of vergennes re-
Gently fell from an apple tree, distance
Of twenty feet. He was severely injured
but no bones broken.
- Geo. b. French, Esq, Of Proctors-
vile, late Of the U. S. Army was admit
ted to the bar Of the Windsor County
Court, last week.
= David Farman Of Wardsboro re-
Eceatly lost nice turkey one night. The
next night he set trap and caught the
thief, being big owl.
STEPHEN X. Wheelock of Eden on
Sunday morning of last week, hung him
self, but was found ard cut down in seas
on to save his life. He has been insane
for about three weeks.
80 w. p. Davis Esq has purchased The
st. Adams Transcript. He is an expe-
rienced journalist, formerly of the Wood
stock Standard and st. Adams Messenger,
and will of course make a good paper of
the Transcript.
= The late gale in Ripton was very Sc
we're and the damage il estimated at
$4,000. Miss V. Wheeler and Mrs. A.
Bean were in wagon which was blown
over, and the former had her leg broken.
Several sheep and COW were killed. be-
sides various injuries TO buildings, fences,
timber, &c.
- John Goodenough, of Plainfeld
while at work at Laird's Mills, was Sc.
verely injured on Friday the 18th ult.-
His right hand was caught by a chain
and he was thrown around horizontal
shaft three times, the chain mangling his
arm at the shoulder joint in shocking
manner. Mr.. G's recovery is considered
/ doubtful.
- The annual meeting of the Vernon
Medical Society, win be held Brattle
boro, on Wednesday and Thursday, tn
9th and 14th of this month. The mem
bers Of the Connecticut River Vale.
Medical Association are invited TO atten,
as body. The members present vii
have an opportunity of visiting the Insan'
Asylum, during the session, and it is ex
pected the occasion will be one of unusua
interest TO the profession.
- We learnNih arrangements have al
ready been completed for the next con
vention of the Eastern Vermont Musiea
association, which il to be held at Spring
! fed, commencing Sept. 25th. 1t is to be
: under the direction of Prof. Theo L
Seward of New York, editor of the Mu
steal Pioneer" Mrs. Little is engaged a
! soloist; Prf. w. J. Clarke of Boston a
7 pianist An efficient orchestra win be or
ganized under the direction Of Prof. Mer
rill of this place.