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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-04-19
THOMAS WELLS.
Attorney and Counselor at Law

Nh COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR CAL
a NORMA Once in Sweenys Buildlng.
He viii practice in all the Conrts Of this E S,H,e;
and in the Circuit and District Courts OF the ChteG
states. Most careful affection Will be gwen 10 ai
matters entrusted to his care. 49,,
Houses and Lots rented, bought andsoid, on
reasonable terms titles strictly investigated
.o.rax.nc;nv done and collections made.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-04-19
SUMMONS.

U. $. Rev Stamp, 5oc.l State Rev. Stamp soc.
IN THE JUSTICES COURT OF EAST FORK
| Precinct, in the County of Douglas. State OF
Nevada, Before VIM. &. Moody, j. +. L. r.
Cary, plaintiff against J.V. n. Young, defendant'
The State of Nevada sends greeting to j. '. n
younc defendant: You are hereby summoned 10
annear before me at my office in East Fork Pre-
cinct. in the County of Douglas, on the
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-04-19
$1,000 REWARD.
STATE OF NEVADA,
FyECTTIyE DEPARTMENT.

NY THE AUTHORITY IN NE VESTED BY
- the Constitution and Laws o1 ti4e 3i'-'e "a
Nevada, l hereby offer
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-03-25

The character of III om-ers AMI NJ Fl bers OF the
AS>octaton, reltab- tn- faithful tuI
promise ana pI OF he AS
ton H. properly TO IL u lOUt-d Is al valuable
se ole - cy stiI Il iaoutIus pric :, What
every tex no entitled L. b. wit ocivt IN
v.iu. bic &rd -'istIe h~st l. ta-e lash Ne add
tle value Il lie - p'ry al IN uul sufi ie' Il
he a Tie Of >r's of the Con
cert tlcs--s "a thu ol4iui thai n property
tn price II s- 'hIs sche cute, We d no.
uI- l. s>iO r IKE mar gin
81 Il 10 rhv Turp above AIMED
&C TN F.ct.r. h al o. Mrssrs- :. & {
q. e thNEY. known = Bennu Z Cottou Null,
iut nd .oece >fui Of e-a ioH, snd ~lh'u fv'
minute Of thz Hal ro,d DePoss, i run by watei
power, and So but Yeas
The houses III al rents, situt ted IN IN,
he Of Is nuLgtoA NiilAs raPldiy gTo~ins Villas
Of four LOUISA inh=hit a. ere there is no
IOu-r coup 81. ma u hundred or more tsnemeL I
C u u b iur5- tatsIy r. Ltrd u naiIf.
lie eull0in5 6 al On Cp UnnccupieC
streets be resdily sold Or leased Some o
tie Gesir- bi- lols
All OF the pTUI eFt4 l. rec froD fncumbrsDce. Coco
and v.d Derh- Of as tie property Will be depos
the Bank before he mccry Il drawn out The con
GERS Vii o. gwen uane Ih= Siater, and genera
nclIcr vii 3. 81 he
Tx rnels 0es rab he money be reali Zee
dtAely t1at ihe 50 diei's Com mite
may ostr the Charitable Fund where it greatly
L ded he pres nj Winter.
j-cts ui the ISOLATION should mmend q
pdauc utI.lz IN IT cheerful and heart,
-ut vrt- is schedule OF A@t ds - the t.lrest eve
ole. ed 10 pGpItc Preseni sen m. III,
Of "a h. 8 slstet by the As-oci1 ion
g.retls lie al ht sought Tor them, and ate
much Tins MS b, soO.,td he bes
"a OF r-act ma end lhs Is of s-ries {
Id CIV ~ ! eU and which If the pubnc favor
wIl 20 de IES them comfortable. II
accomplish Ihis pup that IN APPEAL the pub
tic Is made Every onr who Can should aid us
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-03-25
To Hold srs of Cove. nment Bonds
WATCHES FOR THE MILLION
ARRANDALE cos GREAT WATCH CLUB

TNVERYBODY needs n good watch. and wishes IN
Ia the possible price; n horde swinders
this hav- conrved Ingenious
peops's money, and then either fail send watch.
send one that is worthless a time-keeper. AR
RANDALL & co have perfected ARRANGEMENTS ny
which, FIR the small of $0. good and reliab
watch "a certainly obtained They have fo med q
GREAT WATCH CLUB on tho following rlan Ger
in Wholesale list (Which sent IN all appcans)
mixed up enclosed in envelopes, sod q
EACH Every certificate is 10 he watch
and as Will he seen reference the list,
less value than ten dollars whilst worth $780,
We undertake to send any watch drawn whatever upy
uteiy depend getting a first class keeper,
guarantee that purchaser One Dollars
at certificates sha ceive least No. 53
wholesale list, free, which hrStc
silver hunting case, and usually spd $40 You will
CERTAINLY get such a watch; and, besid = may
a cHRoSoAsrER worth $500. We sell cerif-
follows: One fos % Three
Six for 81; Twenty 70: g. To sending 81 will
send handsome chain gratis. To those sending A3 we
will send warranted IN TWEEN
" years. Parties getting up large clubs receive
liberal presents particulars Of NAV be learned
application As is intention strictly hnunr-
able business, and 10 insure customers from
MONEY instructing the exnress collect only
delivery. IT desired forward
the monev must b sent by nk Dram Once
Order, and IL will then b. risk. We will
nfosrsa the package at our post Office and il lost
H.pLAce II SRsB OF CHARGE. II watch senf 10 not
approved. il may he returned and she will he
funded The reputation If our firm. which has been
established for i've year,, and 10 well known in
part OF the country trust will be deemed sufficient
guarantee that We will faithful perform we conras
l62 BnoADwAv- New York.
r3ma Post Once Box, IS S.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-03-25

IMPORTANT ACTION OF THE SUPREME Court.
The Supreme Court, by vote Of SIX TO
two, havsdecided to postpone all further pro
ceedings in the McArdle case until the bill To
prevent appellate jurisdiction in the recon
struction cases shall become a law. This
case. our readers will remember, was brought
by appeal from Mississippi, and the eonstitu-
tionality of some sections of the Reconstruc-
ton laws Indirectly involved. The ease has
been fully argued, and the opinion was ex-
pected Monday. This action of the Court
shows that that tribunal is not in any haste
to nullify the laws passed by Congress, or in
terfere in any way against the Congressional
plan of reconstruction
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-03-25
4nnua lHeeting of Montpelier Union
school District.

Th. legal voters of Montpelier Union school Dis
.I.- are hereby warned to meet at VILLAGE HALL,
- N.urpelier. W ednesday, prIl LIST, A d ISIS,
r. p o'clock PM. To act the following business,
.- i, elect District Officers, for the year snsu-
-i To- receive and act ON the report of the
Prudential Committee.
81! To raise money on the Grand List to pay the
.i..t- and irtray the expenses Of the District.
.h 10 zee II the District VIII authorize their
Prudential Committee, TO ill zap, grade and orna-
,aen, rhe school House grounds, near the Union
school House
H. IT, zee il the District viii authorize their
Prudential Committee To sell and deed any all of
s lands east the road leading from Barre street
tl Heary Barnes house
ttr. IT, transact any other proper business
ROBERT HARGIN, District CLERK.
1lsutueIIrr. March 3, \. ID. 1868
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-03-25
RIANAS BLANKS =.

we are just commencing to print, and intend TO
s.,r, constantly for sale, the best assortment OF
Blanks for Lawyers, Town and County Clerks,
Judges Of Probate and business men generally, to
IF. found in this section, and shall sell them, n
wholesale retail nj low prices Persons desiring
any description of BlaA<s in quantities have them
,.-inted 10 order at the FREEMAN steam Print
H. E-tabIi -hment, and a figure that will give en-
IRE abstraction: and those wishing Blanks for
,..n Al the FREEMAN BOOKSTORE, be supplied ST
1ricr- that VIII leave ample margin for profit
then they are hIed out.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-03-25

THIRD DlsTRcr.-The Convention in the
third District, held at St. Adams, the 10Th
inst, 10 nominate district delegates to Chi
cago. was well attended. Hon. q. w Hen
dee, of Morristown presided, and Col. y. T.
Sheafe was Secretary. Dana r. Bayley, Esq
of st. Adams, and Gen. W. " Grout. Of
Barton. were chosen delegates, and j. \
Shedd, Of Burlington, and II. H. Powers, Esq.
of Morristown. alternates- On the ballot
which nominated Gen. circuit, Hon. Geo.
wilkins of Stowe had 40 votes. MIR. Bayley
and Gen circuit, are both lawyers, gentlemen
Of ability in their professions, and quite in
sympathy with the advanced Republication
of the State. Resolutions were passed en-
dorsing Grant, an impeachment; and reso-
buttons Of respect to the memory of the late
Hon. Portus Baxter were also unanimously
adopted.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-03-25
Obituary,

DIED in Woodbury.. March 10th, 1865 of conges
ton of the brain, STELLA WINNIFRED, only
child of l.. Il. and 4. +. Town, aged year and
months.
Little Stella's gone and LEFT us,
Gone to live with God on high
There along with shining angels
She Will watch Us from the sky.
Little Stella how miss her,
Miss her pratie and her play,
Miss her in the morning, evening,
Miss her through the long long day
But she's gone TO be angel.
And we must not wish her here,
For God took the little darling,
To holier, happier sphere.
Then dearest stella fare thee WE'LL
Wen check the rising sigh.
And try to live a better life,
And meet thee when we dies
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-03-25

The reconstruction committee have re
ported a new bill admitting Alabama to rep
resentation in Congress. There is consid
cradle doubt, however, whether the House
will pass any bill. Another election may
perhaps be ordered, under the bill recently
become law, which only requires a majority
of the votes cast to ratify the constitution
This will leave those staying away from the
polls the same chance they have elsewhere of
defeating an election, which is. as it ought to
be. lust no chance al all.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-03-25
IOR PRINTING.

VIII our friends do the favor to bear in
mind that we have one of the largest and best APP
,frted Book and job Printing Establishments in
H.. state and always in readiness 10 do any kind
e. job, Printing from the smallest address card
I'd, the mammoth poster" or most voluminous
t.L al short notice, and at living prices. Our ia
e- are such that confidently solicit the favors
~ our friends desiring anything in our line of bust
-. and enarantee them entire satisfaction.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-03-25
1Gbe frttman.
MONTPELIER, VI:
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, 1868,

We desire to make the FREEMAN particularly va
able tor it's news from all parts of Vermont, and
friends in different parts of the State, especially
u Washington, Orange and Lamoille Counties, will
confer great favor upon us and our readers by
..a,iing local intelligence. Give us the facts and
- ~, NJ arrangce them for the paper.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-03-25

TO The WEAK, THE WORN. AND THE WEARY,
the Ed r of the Boston Recorder says: We
can IL ,7t unhesitatingly recommend the
Peruvian Syrup, protected solution of the
,.rotoxide of iron, to all the weak, the worn,
and the weary, having richly experienced it's
benefits. I; possesses all the qualities claim
ed f.. i; Ivy its proprietor
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-03-25

Gen. Grant will soon issue an order sepa-
rating Alaska from the department of Cali
forna, and assigning Maj Gen. JEFF. c. Da-
Wis to its command. 1t will be good sum
mer department. But wouldn't it be as well
to suspend further operations in that region,
until the House concludes to pay for the
worthless territory?
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-03-25
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

~ .srlngtoo, Dec 30 1867 I
WHEREAS, GEO. P. Eos I "a, as President, J. HAi
SEY. CT 80 MAN Is SECRETARY, and others a. man
-arr- II + =. Ee SuiGIvTs' AssCcIa
on. - have made Gu- sp cation ID JOokfh ~
LAND. Ioii-c So OF in1e ncl kes me I 7 The Fir
Co4I.c i-trlci If tue Sac OF Vermont. Tor pc
mI-siou holi 10 er 1. IN or CAT EnierpIl,s
a. u prssual-- sats> orN III p oceed
X tie q 1T Eutv TpFIse, br
chAlIt=b uses. EMISSION herr by granite
sad Managers &" zach LOTTERY, Rattle oil
I'm erpis- ScmVt fr, II al charge. wheeler On
zps * u ler dut5 respect Il said Lottery
Rifle Gltt hnler2ris-
r. =. ROLLINS, Commissioner.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-03-25

Guardian5s Notice.

sraf' OF " RNONr In Probate court. he'd
WasHINor - DrsIRIoT. 50 at Nenrr e., Thin
I'D tor -sid District, the aiih Day OF March A. D.
1873.
THaRLES DEWEY, Guardian OF EEa L. Dewey,
,'ew'y. George p Dewey. Grtrlie Dewev Ka'e
dewey and Charles Robert Dew-y, axes sp 'iicst On
to sad Conrt fer license sell the following ID
real est Re his said wsrds. tn wit: ire irTo farm
IN Rsn do pb, W.. in which hev have vese' O. con
Interest that the sale tbsr~of
he pufpnse of cutting the eds OF su.h sslsst
teres' investing tn. in stocks real est1te-
would be benz fcial to said wards.
Whereuoon, it is o derrd by said Court that ga
APPLICATION be referred SESSION there TO hH ED
The Problte ohc said peIi-r the II th day
Of April A. ID. 1873 hearin and decision her
And it further ordered hat all ipte e-ted
re "a hereof by pub ication no ice OF said
piicaiion an theron, three stveiy
the Green Noun ain Freems printed 1t Won't
pei Ter before sal lin of hearing. that they sp
At said time and place AMI, il they se Cause,
Obi ect thereto.
Hi3.3 Attes..-N A CHASE, Ress,e
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-03-25
ID. ID. BurrOugh~' estate

STATE o. VERMONT Ia PROBATE Court held a.
Rand Ira D,.1srcr :. nroosa-Id in sad dis-
t-i-r, he Is h day Of March \ 1865
u ETREN PECK Admistrator Of he esq tie fhavid
IL d Burroug in sad Os-ric d ces--h, trrs+ nts
adm ni-tratian fer eXaminsio and 81
low and N appIra'ion for = c. of isir'eu-
tion and Partition OF the estate Of saId ecr srd
wh+reuppn II - ordered by al Cnur thai sa d
account aud said app &C n rred S-sSio n
Of aid Court 10 b- h+ Id At Pr = office sait
Broakf-I- on % day nf April, A. d le6s, for
he sriEg aud cect-io1 h-re
And further ordered. thai notice r.of be
ALL p-rs lot rested. nv publication OF TIE
tbr-. weeks -u'cessIvely n the G soIn-
n Fr--m n, y nrw@p pub shed nj hohiPe' y,
previous aId r'pe Apo MED 70 he ~. h. y
may appear sal ! TIM and place aud -h'w eau e
If they NAV hsv- why sad account should not be
allowed, made.
By the
F'2s3 EavFLIND. ind e.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-03-25

David Wilmot, ex-member of Congress
from the Twelfth district of Pennsylvania,
and author of the famous Wilmot Proviso.
died at his residence in Towanda on Monday
last, aged tifty-four years. In 1861 he was
elected United States Senator from Pennsyl
vania, and in 1853 he was appointed by
President Lincoln Judge of the Court of
Claims
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-03-25

Dyspepsia, or indigestion, arises from the
loss of tone in the stomach, or more particu-
larry on its muscular fbrous, coating, which
becomes pale and feeble. Parsons Purga-
tive Pills will greatly relieve, if not entirely
cure such complaints.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-03-25

In 1861 woman was indicted and cOnvic-
ted in Virginia, for teaching a slave to read
the Bible. The Indictment charged that she
- not having the fear of God, before her eyes
:. but moved ard instigated thereto by the
< read the Bible, to the great displeasure O
:. Aim ightv God .
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-03-25
MISCELLANEOUS.
Norwich Classical and Engli b
Boarding School.

he Sprias Term VIII begin 2lth II NJ 'rch ext
and end jane 2lIh. Encouraged Nv hh-r7t patronage
a rea7y received xpenee ef'u wal h- >Ia'td IA
firnrs best iasirirIipn hath rbr ts->ic and
T. ciiSh hrauCh-~, isu IN Music French. nIaw'hg aud
GS Yn-ng WHO emu 1 dispense wuh
tobacco need not ap,. y
WV. II. GG.BEAT, IucinaI.
Narwich VI. Feb. l75s. s7t
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-03-25
Don't be in too graf HUI ~

Don't be in too gr at HUI ~
TO your gray hair natiral color. Don't ex
pect one or two Applications q Barre rs vegetable
Hair Restorative " make white HAIR jet black, or 1t L.
u dye but gentle stimHlaut Try two bottles, AT
if your gray nairs have not disappeared the mane
will refunded YOU II is warranted restore the
hair to IFS iginai color.
Gentle Stimulant.
There many sick persons vino become tired Of the
use OF whskey. Tie Concentrated Extract OF Rye con
ains all valuable whiskey, Ut hurtiuI
ingredients. q, \. RICH ARDS & Co. 90 Washington
street Boston, largest Re all Wine and SPIRIT House
in America.
SHEAVES OF WHEAT.
The rich golden sh OF the western wheAi fields
give the and richness the celebrated Golden
sh.af bourbon. sold ar4e st, bottles every VIII
c A. RICHARDS < CO, 50 Fashinst street, Bos
ton, larees, Retail Wine Spirit in America.
III IS CoUntrrfeIfcsf
b sure and see that the name of !. & r. Dun 81 Err
London, The bottle aud YOU viii then obtain the
best London Dock Gin to be had. Z. a. RICHARDS L
co, 80 WashIngo street Boston, largest Retail "me
and spirit use ia Amerca.
Poor Toms a. cold"
How warm Ter the genial sun
Nav look in Kindness on The earth,
Ia Tom Jones Veins noe esTths warmth
Di<peis the gloomy sorrow, CT M sou
D,sprps = Ike the goblin hunts him down,
Ague. grim chamber aiu lights him 70 be-,
Whiie Dizziness, Vertigo a Headache DIRE
Ni'h fiereer aches combine l. make h III gro n
Uarken Thomas t, instruction
FIR all thy ais remedy = found
A Panace /. cert in, itasant sure.
Plantati n Biiters-~. f.-lN50-A,
a wondro ronc made 10y DR.. Drake-
We presume &, poor Tom - case i not worse than
hundreds who ere cured daily by this wonderful ined
MAesoLr. W.rER.-A de i-htlal toilet arnc'e-snps-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-03-25
PRESENTATION CONCERTS

At Ben on end the Closing Concert viz pre-
The ouceTt Ticket Ho de,s he foii-~n g Vaiu-
atle Pro, erty:
o l. on /, ,TVON FACTORY. vorsins IS Looms,
h al ca n-rs ana Priv l. ges.
nov / vi aud ; cc-s tut op-rAtioD. i |
xl52 on L 35N259 Gated the
te.ira pa,t It e. n hL,on Vi I-ve s 90 0
Gre e., IL. II, UDuse and IN 4tx = 90
GA i.tilalng lot, On lottery II AS, l,euV
Two Its Smith Az nue., each
45xI5n 81 each 500
Onr "a IL House lad Lot, } sn1
q r. t-uildt ~ Lot uu POlS= Fy st 97xIl3, SO
> fen=tn-uJ Houses Laud, occu-
pro and paying ieI-e rent, 81
each. 9OJu
10 Ten euiidins Lots on Putnam ST. sI,,oO
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-03-25
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS

E the HTo--y realizad ~ The Assertion from The
al of IN f 10 : CHI du e to be d srlo
u a. IN, NJ T. h SicS atd fIsAhlvd CT
cd p lows an q pf4s ldi-Ts gtoHt The
Stste. To rae one he purposes above
s-a1e1 he As -ociatton wt'i give
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-03-25

In Pnrnsv Narch L. nv Rev. L. W. Harlow. GEO.
y. COOPER aud ELLEN W IN. both "t i'"ver.
In Efmore. March ~. hy =. Ersge- NJ Ll NAN T.
CANP Of Elmore, and Miss HATTIE f. WHITE rt
ocott. -.
In Granvi Ie March % by Rev.. Bovce. Mr.. HENRY
A. BOYD OF Royslton, and Mis- FRANKIE l. RICE,
OF GTanvill-.
In Favsron. March J. ~ willard r. P~rter FL NJ,
LUTHER u. INGALLS,. AMI VI - EHNA u. SIisDn.
bo- f Fav-.
In Nartnfeld. M,r-h : hy Rev. FIJI Baton q. n. NJ
HORACE W. DAVIS and Niss NJ AIRY Ann CLAF-
LIN. batH of Nnr hIeIl.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-03-25
ORLEANS COUNTY.

L. Baker, of Newport, lost horse valued
at $500 on Monday last.
Barton Landing, with tier of lots across
that side of the town. wants to be annexed
to Bloomington. and by recent vote in town
meeting. Bloomington is willing.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-03-25
FIVE TICKETS FOR S4 so
TEN TICKETS FOR 9 90
TWENTY IICkETS FOR II so

% Il ding remrtances be careful 70 give
Of Office. Town and ate, that error delay
NAV occur returning Tickets Use Postal Money
0rierS, OF Registered Letters for all sums over One
Dollar F7m3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-03-25

To Subscribers ard 10 Clubs, where there arc no
Agents We viii send
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-03-25
RUTLAND COUNTY.

on exceptions granted by the court.
Four little fellows at Rutland Centre went
/ To sea = on cake of ice floating in Otter
Creek last week, but were finally saved and
returned to shore, although one Of them, fall
/ ing from the ice into the swollen stream, was
/ only saved by the bravery of a section hand,
who SWAN to the boys rescue, and by throw
1 ing him upon another cake of ice just sue
ceeded in saving his life.
/ Three hundred and twenty-nine souls have
been s. brought to light > in the town of
Rutland the past year. Ninety three couple
have been made happy Tor miserable) by be
ing Joined in marriage, and one hundred and
fourteen have gone to that home g from
which traveller returns.
( A prominent Second Adventist in the vicin-
ity of Rutland, who was dead certain that
everything was going to everlasting smash
during 1867. has buried his Bible and says
he don't believe in anything, and never will
again
Several Sunday gamblers at Rutland recent
r " Toll into a quarrel, which ended in threats
from one of them Of entering complaint be-
fore the grand jury because they had jewed
him out of $500. On which they torestalled
him, by entering complaint against them
selves, and, being fined between So and $40
each, saved nice little balance.
A DEsoLATE FAMILY. Prof Perkins, OF
, Castleton, has lost four SONS in little Ovel
!; the same number of years. The last one, 10
. seph, died on Tuesday, the 10th inst. hi
age was twenty-six years. He served three
years faithfully and honorably in the late re
, belliOn, as member of the First Vernon
Cavalry. Two of the Doct RS sons were IL
; that regiment, and both arc w deceased
The frost is making a @ M, IN SOM
of the buildings in Rutland. lie new ma
chine shop of Mr.. Ross has bee.' thrown
% out of line" and will probably haze to b.
rebuilt The chimney fell last week.
Three men named Sullivan. McCann ant
5 Daley were killed at the West Castleton mar
BILE quarry Friday morning, by the falling II
of large quantity of rock.
= 4 Poultney sheriff recently arrested man
who asked permission to enter store, frol
whence he Jumped through window an
ran for the State line, followed by the sherlh
f Reaching the line first. he stopped and calm
a 1 y looked from the State of New York at nj
bafHed pursuer-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-03-25
MISCELLANEOUS.

Let as care fer him ,cho shall hare borne tia
Bafie ard for his WidoD and Orphans.-
Pres LIS COLIN
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-09-21
light Of glass was taken from die haoL 400,

light Of glass was taken from the back door,
the f"'teninga removed and pushed the door
IN. They obtained about 81 60in change
from the drawer.
iAME Hawley's, the house was left in
charge of the servant girl during the absence
ofthe family, The servant girl had ocCA.
sion to 90 to Moline, yesterday afternoon,
aid during her absence the house was en-.
tered and thoroughly ransacked 1t can.
not be ascertained, until the return of the
family, what is missing The burglars we're
doubtless disguoted with the caution evinced
by our business men, and they made
small haul.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-09-21

Telegraphed to the ARGUS.
NEw YORK, September, 81,
Cotton-shade frmer 26al middlings up
lands. .
Flour favoring buyer, 7,5Oas50 0xtIa state
7,60a9,20 extra wectcrn, S.20alO,70 hoop.
Wheat--firmer !, rs no. and mixed 80 no.
spring 2,6l white Col,
Rye--quiet, AS western.
COrn--heayy' l,4Gl,ls unsound ,l9al, 30
sound mixed western 1920 do. store.
Barley-nomna.
Oats--dull 69a72 new western, 50 old do.
at railroad depot.
Pork heavy lower; 28F0a29,S0 new mess
30 old.
Beef--steady
Cut meats--quiet.
Lard --frmer; l9!a2O4 steam, 19ia224 kettle,
Whiskey--quiet sold higher,
Sugar-steady l0isfl1 Cuba.