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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-12-25
NOTICE IN PARIITION.


r lucinda Hilderbrand and Isaac Eli.
derbrand, her husband Isaac Far
YER, Lemuel Farver; Margaret Burnett
and Samuel Burnett her husband I; the
heirs Of Samuel Farver, decd, named as
follows John Farver, Abraham Farver,
Jacob Farver, Mary A. Farver and Isaac
Farver, the heirs of Rachael Ault, decd,
and Sarah Farver, widow of John Farver,
Sem, decd, will take notice that a poti-
'tiuu woo 6lod ngaibst them on the 10th
day of October, A. D., 1867, in the Court
of Common Pleas within and for the
County of Ashland and State of Ohio,
by Daniel Pau!lins and Mary PaullinS,
his wife, demanding partition of the fol-
lowing Real Estate, situate in the Coun-
ty of Ashland and State of Ohio ; being
the West half Of the Northeast quarter
Of section plumber two, In township TWEEN
ty.one, of Range number sixteen, being
a part of the same quarter section decided
by Vim Winskeys, RqgistcrU of the Yer
million Military School Land at Mans
field, to John Robinson and Richard IA.
mcy for The term Of ninety-nine years
from the 2Sth day Of November, A. D.,
1914, renewable forever, and recorded in
Book D, 515, SIG, 5l7, in the Record
ers Office in the town OF Mansfield, which
was owned and occupied by John FarveI
SEN, OF the time Of his death, and thai
tho dover Of the said Sarah Farver, wild
ow of the said John Farver, Sr, deceased,
be- assigned therein, and at the October
term Of said Court, adjourned until the
End day Of December, A. D., 1857 the
said Daniel Papllins and Mary Paullinf
will apply for an order that partition
may be- made Of said premises aud said
dover assigned therein.
'''' DANIEL PAULLINS,
M'ro' gray. MARY PAULLINS,
By J, D. Jones, their Atty,
(6w10 9
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7 sstnrd.v of Fobruarv. ashland, Ohio

These Examinations will commence Of
O'Clock A. NJ, and close at A P. Nj. l' ~" ,
limo applicant will be admitted after eleven
o'clock A. NJ. Written testimonials of good
moral character, signed by at least W re-
spon,ible persons, will be required, which
testimonials will be kept on file No certlh-
GATE can be ante dated, and the School Law
prohibits Township Clerks from giving or
asrs 10 teachers for pay, unless they have
certificates embracing the whole time OF ser
vice, The School Law requires teachers 10
understand the following branches, and be
able to impart instruction in them all Read
ing, Writing, 0rthoeraphy, Arithmetic, En-
plish Grammar and Geography. A failure IN
one. is q failure in all, and those not having
IA fair knowledge of each and every one OF
the above branches, need not apply for a GER
ltifcate. Particular attention wilibe paid to
photography. and those not having. studied
II. will be promptly rejected No private ex.
animation will be held, and no application
"bvr letter., will be, answered. Only four
grades of certificates will be issued, VIZ for
& months. u months, 10 months, and "a
months. A certificate for six months is O
trial certificate and will not be issued the
secohdtim 10 the same applicant. THOSE
having certificates for six months must be
oble IN procure certificates for II months, or
none. School Directors are requested &c
furnish us reports of the success Of teachers,
rs they will aid us materially in granting
certificates only to those who are successful
Those expecting to teachthe higher branches
will be examined accordingly. The standard
of Ashland County Teachers must De al
yanoed, and applicants will bear this in
mind. There will be no adjournment ate,
Examinations commence until they close A
fee of so cents Is required as a condition o.
discrimination, and must be paid in advance.
By order of the Board,
R, NJ. CAMPBELL, Clerk.
Fab IA. 1867-Iy36 .3IfH ',
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Messengers Notice.

D.. f o.. f.'-L -...
THIS is to give notice that on the 9Th
day Of November. A. D., 1867, a war
rant in bankruptcy was issued against the
estate Of Samuel Kiser, Of Mohican, in
the County of Ashland and State Of Ohio,
who has been ~adjudged q bankrupt on bis
own petition that the payment of any debts,
and delivery Of any property belonging to
such bankrupt,to him, or for his use, and
the transfer Of any property by him is for
hidden by Flaw that q meeting Of the credi
tors Of said bankrupt, TO prove their debts,
and choose one or more ~assignees Of his estate
will be held at q Court of Bankruptcy, to be-.
holden at Mansfield, Ohio, before Henry G,
Hedges Esq, Register, on the 18th day o
November. A. D. 1867, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. :
ott ~ s, G. BRINLEY.
Deputy U. s., Marshal, as Messenger,
R. NJ. Campbell, .Att'yfor Petitioner.
J. Nov. l3-2w2lnr9 sqE-.aguTpHA I
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NEW lMUSlCl

VJu e published sent to any address On tc
ceipt OF price, Teachers supplied at Il
N'D]llnN%i'YTI12IM QEA IAD6Jut,
Girls get q home of your own-New song
IA andGhorus by Tucker h.rfyvA 8
I'll never forget Thee dear Mary--song
by Bishop 4
My blue eyed Joknie B%slll7r7sqns eibS
Holder 8
Oh Annie come backLsong and chorus
Tucker gaL7 ..r9 4zoo 8
Toldin the twilight-songand chorusby
0rillsy cd2 gri'HaT as!bBd -.
the above = H.. H.. T. ,f;.. {
Beautiful form of my dreams (IithJ
~ hsong by banks 1H sladaiG1d - I
we maEchedtto ,.,,utthyeo fthe DRUM ,
lOh come to meathenwhen daylight sets
song by Bassford m, {
Nearest and deapdst '(Lith) song BY j.!
r Thomas .I&:A js |
Give me honest friends and truer
EH 9by Tucker "9'q % W" a''"L I;
lido pof heed hor warning ,Eaad replyrom &
Jenny who lives in the. dell. song
h Thomas 'G"''u'N' s
Softly DER, the ripping waters song by
JR Thomas, with beautiful Litho-
"A graph Of tie Author iGloijaf odt 4
Bells in distant lands song by tucker .
The light step polka by Francis Fl
Morning light shottischei by Readsn |;
Sunlight polka by Mrs Parkhurst any
Banjo gallop by Mrs, Rarkhurst !s.ildu +;
Something pretty Mazurka by Mrs
Parkhurs Jl1 clT!b'uL 5dN- I
Beware, quartette words by LOngfellow
Pretty Rosaline song by E Hoffman 10"
I'm glad fathers come song .9H) gidi
Mollies welcome to Pat Mallory i: /.
Her heart is all my own by Hess '''
The Get beside the mill song byCalton
Swinging round the circle
You NAUGHTY, naughty NAH song III
ig,the Black Crook adj 4o 4cdt -, ol
Now l lay me down to sleep song and
chorus by Walbridge 's'Ti'mh
Blue eyes Or black song by + Baker
Stars of the Summer night, qurartelte
Coming coming by and by s6ngby Ca
Il briel -r....t ggri.oG of .FiTT |.
Well go with Grant again song and
rus by Tucker .4I." ~ 7''
Halt boys halt song and chorus by
McNaughton -
The new home sweet home song by
Madam Parepa
Any music published will be sent by ,
Turn mail and parties over paying will 7
ceive their change with the music. Addrs
orders ., .'' '..'. .rn 1ta' -
o. ]. WILLARD e. CO., RI
II "a No. 627 Broadway New Uor
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TO CoNsUMPTIvEs.

THE advertiser, having been restored to
health in d few weeks by o very simple reme-
dy, after having suffered for several years
with o severe lung affection, and that dread
disease, Consumption, lie anxious to make
known TO his fellow sufferers the means Of
cure. To all who desire it, he will send o
copy Of the prescription used free of charge)
with the directions for preparing and using
the same, which they will find q Sure Cure
for CONSUMPTION, Asthma, Brochitis, Coughs,
Colds, and all Throat and Lung Affections
The only object of the advertiser in sending
the prescription is to beneftthe afflicted and
spread Information which he conceiyes to be
Invaluable, and he hopes every sufferer will
try his remedy, as IL will cost him nothing
and may prove blessing. Rarties wishing
the Prescription, FREE by return mail, will
please address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON
'iy47 20 W~illiamsport, Kings Co New Yorl
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Notice to Teachers.

ENHE Board Of School Examiners o fAsh-
land County will hold the following Ex-
nations at the folio times on d places
ing the year; M l,sl,g liS
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the an.
dersigned has been duly appointed and
qualified as Executor of the estate Of
Samuel Garrett, late Of Hanover Town.
ship, decd %. VIM GARRETT.
December 4th--3w ..rr,.
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Manhood : How Lost, How Re
stored.

N Just published, q new edition of DR..
~ Culverwcll's Celebrated Essay on the
IN Radical cure without medicine) Of
81 ermatorhoes, or Seminal Losses, Impoten-
cy, Mental and Physical ~Incapacity, Impe-
d'ments to Marriage, etc. also Consumption,
Epilepsy, and Fits, induced by self:indul-
gence
BSS. Price, in sealed envelope, only 6 cts.
The celebrated author, in this admirable
essay, clearly demonstrates from a thirty
years successful practice, that the alarming
consequences Of self abuse may he radically
cured without the dangerous use of internal
medicine or the application of the knife
pointing out o mode of cure at once simple,
certain, and ,eifectual, by means of which
every sufferer, no manner what his condition
may be, may cure himself cheaply, privately,
and radically. -
This Lecture should be in the hands Of
youth and every man in the land.
Sent under seal, in a plain envelope, 10
any address, postpaid, on.receipt of 8 cents
or two post STAINS. Also DR.. Culyerwelrs
"Marriage Guide" price % cents. Address
the publishers. .... .
CHAS. &c. KLINE & CO.,
q Bowery, N. T., P. 0. bex 1856.
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Neutrality-suspicious.
AND
TOWN PRoPERRL yyE0R SAsE!I

l--- p - 49, Al ggAN -
THE undersigned desires to change hi 8
Il means into other business. and now Of.
ters his FARM, consisting of two hundred and
twenty acres, eighty a it excellent timber
balance cleared and hnder a good state of
cultivation. Buildings moderately good-an
abundance Of living water from springs in
every field. This farm lies within o half
mile OF the Court House in the Hourishirg
town of Ashland, and the town is spreading
rapidly up to the line of this land. l will
sell 1t IL one or Two tracts, 10 suit the pnr-
%chasers. Also mylresidence on Center Street,
South Ashland, IN excellent two story brick,
with eight rooms, wood house, barn and 9TH
er out buildings are in good repair and new.
VIII sell dt'a bargain for the next sixty
Jays For turther pafticulafs enquire of tho
undersigned at his Office.
ID. S. SAMPSEL.
drill II 1897 JO,r
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Willis, Kaufman & Co.

Don't forget that we have the largest Stock of PARLOR' STOVES, COOKING
and HEATING STOVES, ever brought to this market, and at prices to suit til
times. Good Cook Stoves trimmed out for Twenty-Five Dollars. Parhr Stoves a
prices we have also . large stock of Tea Trays, pressed and Japanned Tin-ware
Furnishing Goods Of all kinds s low as The lowest. Give us a call before. purchasing
g@- Don't forge. the placs, Two Doors East of First National Bank, Ashland, 0
(vol22nl5tD #.. ,a, d" WILLIS, KAUFMAN & @
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Teutonia Insurance TO
OF CLEVELAND OHIO.

CapitaISfocE, =
Further responsibility, 5000, 600.
Office, sC0VILL'S BLOCK, 125 SUP.
RIOR STREET up stairs. air.
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VJu e published sent to any address on re-
ceipt OF price, Teachers supplied at. the
usual discount;11yr nHH TAnhIt
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-10-25

I back side Of The h1use-soGglt one oi til
Z bed room WINDOWS. where the old mzn slef;
{ below siaIr-aDd energehczIly rsppIng
thereon said
- Neighbor Merrill. awake, Ewzke -
( There : saue SERIOUS trouble among y0uI
cattle. and yoa bad better seek your taru as
: quickly Is possible
Having c1urle.e5 the details u his plot.
S5mert7 ran fehin6 TIE shelter Of some
huge rocks Dezr sI hand. . witness tie d.
r.3slsnelf.
lie heard tie Captain iuup from Lis
couch u the 6oor- and shortly saE hin
emerge from tie kitchen oils partially
oresse1- I'D rus5 C1citedly towards the
lzrr.
OF course Dan a-i Is -- q were u-ia
-t.., h-t wholly duutfo-r655. On he1cll-
M tlt hatless - figure had q the I'D
sali-t1e Captain. Win rll-lng Cyelalls Tro-
ifu--1E from their Efts-lircc-t- d 81
lent rage At then
HtlV-ez fo- excuse 1r lI.-l1-T. Dan s1-k
Aks z Imp rzE under L's avlll scrutiny.
= s.-l e tie iE-1-Ers u L-= Eo5ce clUli
Ind TC1t. tlzuilfl- A-Ei- was hustled irln
sic vz-l ard crd1rs1 = walk ttg hcusa.
ana consider Ls1sti @ rris-1cr -n l1r r31-
.-1 I--1-- never = K allowed & sTezk
o the miserable wretch WHO Lad ----al-15
ID hopes e. LIS regard % L-- l--1.
b-1 WIS FC-luE. E.--ly T--E-- q zz soon
-= tie uITs1 Tiecas u tlrre=s were Do any
Uly --r4--e5 as before.
lie W-s refused admission g. i-- 81 tzlI e
house hcnocf--ih and forever. Z VS. .
o-ls q ID which Ile bon want Young --l
ID III recover 10. several ve4r=-ti be
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NE1E- C--y------y S5--r-T. - I5c
F-r.y-li--.a Aaai7a-zz-y Of the Vernon.
C-lorizt.1a s5astY vas holden u MontTel-
.s- u Thursday The l-tl INST. Att5e bus-
ness meeting O, ~ 'ololk ~. IaEar vzs
lad laf-re tL- B5l,5 q A-azge-s, contain
ing the resolutions passed y the Legislature
o. Yeruo1t n $50. lsking Of Congress 70
establish q lu, O.! man steamers between
tbs country and she republic Of Llb--i-; T.
SO e1ailin.ng q Ic,i-i11 70 Congress q that
subject.
Tie G1yesu---- -a- people OF that dis
tans colony O.. Az-l-isan origin have long
saugbt tia i-T.- b. ~ G15e-nneut 21d
ve su-o-y owe !. g. t5-se twenty thoasaa3 Of
--r5y pioneers uh, LaTe carried our c1asti-
rrti7n and republican principles, aa5 plant
C then Successfully ~ .ae African o5a,i-
neut, q give l--a lie ue4ns y olnmuuica-
ti1l with their iril83s sn5 factors bere.
Tas 81 iee; of the4to7c = o-uu71s W. ?.
ier-e5 70 q eynmi;tea ela-isting OF Ge-. !.
" P1olFs and tbe Saaretz-y 4 i5o Society
The f1lloviug-1sDe3 gentleneD were elect
ei oEas-s II TIE easains year VIZ. Hon
Daniel Baldwin, President, Ho1. Joh-
Gregory smith an5 Hon s-muel Keluss
Vioa Prczi5sats Rev. join K C,-ve-=a
Se-r-;--y, G-- y. S-5.t- E=g.. Tr-2surl-
S2nuol Wl-s, Ezs 4a5--r- Ger. = . y.
PHELPS Or Brz.ilo5--o and Keg- = K. Can
yarsl wl-l appointed dlieea;os 70 the Nsti-n
q S51il.y - ti.lir meeting n Washington
January. ISIS
Tat p1tlie ozerc.ss- Ei-s aol- IL TIE al
4 tl-noon Il tho h4ll @. tas Iivuse oi Repre-
saazuTcs, .be PIesi5tut. lin b. Baldwin
E II t5c cazgr. : large assembly Eas present
Ihe Secretary, Rey. = * Converse, c
Darlington, made his annual report Of ID
d5lngs Of TIC Society. giving, also, his viev
/ o. Tia Teaso1s that sho0id p-olnf'l q 10 Tor
ward tbs otjee;.
Isl 1-l-l- IlN-l- - A. y - - -
tcrc5 children 70 deyclope beE ss-itcEed II
sources, cigllze hor b-Ib4Ious iTibcs, %
t1ing then eventually TO takr iheiE piee
amoaE the nations.
=. The Degro bore, ulei,d t.at acl4 !
which 70 rise. lie might .e educated her'
but his great labor must be performed the
where there was cal i0E 1t.
Sd. uo alone coall enlure thai tFopica
climate. and nnsi give himself to the hi+
F.arTosc Of reseuing his -raee from t@roa
ien-
Tbs Ircasurer, ga. " Seoti, Ir'
eu.es LIS report, showing tat tie nei d'f
tor. for tie year, were 81 iosl u
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SEVENTEEN.

the Representatives Hal this afternoon, by
Mr. Stone, Principal that Of Institution.
The performances Of the children, in the e--
pressiTe language Of signs, translasing Of
sentences from that TO written language and
70 the language Of figures and their exercises
n arithmetic, grammar. 6c. were exceed
IngiJ interesting and show the renarkatle
success which attends the education Of ihese
unioEtunates, under the improved netheis
Of instruction. The Asylum, 1ow 20 years
established. has thus educated 700 deaf
mutss, OF which l95 were from Vermont.
Ten Vermont children are Low Z the asylum.
nos. of them as beoe5eiarles Of the State.
t. the anniversary Of the C3lonizatioa -
eiety, and tbe very original, Independent ana
forcible discourse o. Gen John " Pseiys
n B-attleb7ro, I must devote another letter.
Yours. AN0N
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Scraps.

4 Democratic o5;euV5rZry AIS -' We
got bald Of The XIV 70 success II the late
Victories Il Is generally known as Ehis-
key.
The only notes whose counterfeit l. not 70
b gru-ebeu6ed, seen = be Barnes' Notes.
The stzupoae Of rzmtlers from the COZ
stables i called .'.Aisht O. -aocT-
Tne styIs Of panis foI scn.leBan has only
one remove lurjber to % 70 become AIT tight
n e1shzngins oyeroszts ~by mistake;
reople should always got ODE sutheienily
large fgr comfort and COED -okins enough i'i
credit
There aie tEo eye8uul peri0as II the ne
of woman one " ben she wonders VIC
sbe viii have, the othcr when she WONDERS
who VII have heT-
Ia tie index % a recent tzAtlsc on T4Io-
chIal lsw. unda- the letter Y sfpsars III
following .Yagabonds-soe Sherids-
Whzlcycr tlsC you b1ITOE Dover bosTo5
trouble. IG nCvCT 0oIs y0n any sooo, aD'
when you return il you get d ih-nEI1
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Miscellaneous.
4 SeEg for October.

Dcto5sr st-evE lie woodland o-e-
Win uzrT brilliant color
Ibs word Is brighter thai before.
Why shsui1 oUr hearts K iuIer
S--rcE AZ tns sczTlei les..
Sad th1uEhts an s---y ves-ta.-
Ah. us ttiE rl1ry snd this grid
q r-=s r5i ssl ipEsthtr.
l--s = tts parting sess1--thiE
--s u-F W-Eu f-la1is Ere ariu-
Ana --vHrz u1w- VII many kisE.
-ls-T l--c is-5vz-s = are s-Eti-r.
wy ths earr- g. cllr dressed
-1s u-lp that Autun- tsz-a;a
.--lrE- sat1f, Were evs-y Euesi
---l ----r-- vHs-H-t
- - c. IS EsJ lf.sn Lars.
s--e hlcs z--- le-aEfte-.
i.siaru &c view tte rs-5r vazr.
B1- u1t Il t-y5st laughter
ts shan a. -1s- o. Er--Elal -.
t- h--T VII E-rrr lale-.
A1l ihuu iliE gen usy = sset s-a-
Bl- -eTs- -1re -lsiler-
Nature. Ts--svs. t-es= -hst sr--1-
VII --ucl p 2 ,te-uiuE t1s--.
.a-- t-.-Es ;ev frizf mouths ". I--1r
--t tsi. -l7 '75. t-1 -.1ss
Al i1esz 1--Vss d1 -1- .1cv.
'-- Fc-l- .ass t-l---.T vi-1lf
JIG T--L ---- --E then g.
never c-1e t5-aer
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M7NTFFIEE, 0cj -.
. Dsar Frss Press
Lizzie o. nothing has been done II ne
/ Legislature today Having voted. as usu4l
a1iourn over from Friday 7. NJ 70 Mon5ay
Pm. many mezters left last night. many
more this morning, and the wheels Of iegis-
iati'a srsr-acucally stepped The vote =
aajoarn oTe1 was opposed, Es usual. BY NJ
Hubbard of Stockbri5-e. b8I was easily
esrTie1. Was glad 70 notice the member
tim Burlington among the faithfal lev who
voted t' say and = Of with TIE work flr
vli-h The people sen, then.
How would it secn, fer oaoe, p have the
Legislature meet. 2 promptly 10 wo-k
Lesr al work without interruption. take the
pay they have TINS esrns1. ard . home
t.I intended to touch the evI Of a.
i5a-Bnents over. vas introduced this morn
ING - NJ F,s;-r of Calais II provides
thai tbe neubs-s -hsu receive pay only lcr
ne --Ts ~ when ihey are % 9-'uei Gtte.G-
e.1s bui there vii be little prospect Of Is
rrszge. iear.
Among other bills Introduced yesterday
aal 'c-iay, = one y Mr. Miller Of Ponfrei.
Oh u1ney and interest, continuing si1 rer
e. n a. the le-1l rlie q Interest, b1I max
ln= r7ar-lrrs ~ 1i5ereut rate legal aDd
valid a'5 au-;he- provilln- thai listers
shall tr chosen ~ .he towns = serve tbrce
y1ar=. euo 20 2 oat y ohee each year. 4
resolution Vas a-s- -ilptel iil- morning. 10
spP1irt COMMITTEES - see If legislation j.
neels1 - regulate The charges Of Ezpres.
CsmQauies. especially N parcels of uoucy
securities.
l1gr-- ASoS
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Moy-rr--rz. oct I-.I,
D.s- F-ss Pee
The tll tl- --a --,--g1-z;ioa 1i
The Nsloonsac r. 2. introduced II rhs
House today. ! The srs. 5T-n movement
thus far IN the Legislature. 1u The part Of
the Troy zu5 Boston side u the -all-1ad c-n-
tr1vcrsy II the southeastern ra-; cr The
STATE The charter j. asked far y Neszrs.
Il Burden and >7n. 7l Troy. heavy iron
nsker- owning ore Aeis 10 Bennington. ani
= i1- d rail-osd from tteir Ir1n mins 70
East Bennington, an thence along The Wal
loomsae Rive = the STATE line, tber con-
Meeting with the Tr,y Boston R9-5 and
ihe applicants say that 81 they ak i- simply
authority . construct The rad. me seven
eight nile -uTp1-e in leneth. ~ ihei- 7Wu
eIpen-e
Thi- SEEM az fret tla-h Ike a 7ery rcas1 d
abe request -at i- Fe-aap- a1t tzzctIy
Eha-it Iraic--,- O. -e u fu5s stout orV.o-
-iti,n at any ra,e lu The lart % NJ. Park
aud the Interests represented y hin. and y
most af The rtpre-eutzti7cs from Be1u.nz-
TN County. On TIE ground that IT ti- a mere
dodge 90 the Isrt 1f the Toy * Boston z.
R manager. 70 gef e-olad The Toy Bsn-
nIagt0n Road from Bennington 70 the State
line. Y securing ncw Ink q roai. over
Which they can make The connection with
The Rutland Bennington rad which they
broke llst yca- and have declared they would
nover renew over the Tiece Of rad from
Bcnuin-tou - the State line, owned by Ny.
PsrE II Mersrz. Burden desired railroad
connection with ihe 1re beis, they czn get It
~ building a much Shorter Ius than that
for which they ak q charter. 70 connect with
the row lisused Tleoe Of track from Ben
Bington 70 the state line. and using Their
ins1enoe with The Troy Boston Company
70 oren that Ink, which ths; company 30
arbitrarily closed 70 travel and business. Oh
those grounds as vel As On the ground that
it L unvise 70 give charters with the right
Of taking roadway upon APPRAISAL &c, 70,
the beDesi Of Vripats parties, this application
will te siTengly resisted by the BENIN to
County member The compulsory acts ID
;rOduced By NJ Pax VII also, Of eourse,
( Be Hsis;ei BY ell the inauenoe that tie Troy
& BOsioo and Rensselaer, ( Saratoga conpan-
F a. eaa briDg TO bear 4 railroad fight seem.
Therefore inevitable. and VIII probably taks
considerable Of The time Of the legislature
4 bill was introduced today. forbidispp
any cOuri to uAtursiizs foreigner, excepi
upon spIlieaiiou made II person IN oper
court upon oath Of the applicant that be bal
resided II tic State i0- one year
An eIhItaiioa q deai mute ehildren, iron
the Hartford. Conn. asylum, vac made il
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-10-25

White pronounced Mr.. Bradley to have bseu
On the whole the gretess m.n that Vermont
has Produced, saying that vhile be vas sur-
passed By sume Others II particular DEPART
nents. No one has been a; once 50 eminent
as lawyer. iogieian, orator and scholar As
this paper vii also doubtless be printed
make 10 abstract Of II.
The formal proceedings Of the : lection o
oacers Of the Historical Society, 6e., took
place yesterday afternoon. The Old officers
were for the most part Reelected. The eol-
lection Of proceedings and rapsrs Of The s.
eisty, was announced to be nearly ready for
publication, and Sc the Society has sJus
thing over 500 in its treasury, there can be
D. reason WY the publication should be long
delayed.
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