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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1868-10-10

Mails je vendrai boutique qua bon escient, qua
jeune homwe sage range, ecoooms. ben marie. sysn
de argeus de bous repoudants ct qu saura surtou
pro6ter des couseils de mon experience.
Js suis tout fait de votre avis, Monsieur dit PoD
Gle Baudriot ct vous aures bient6t de nouvees.
Duviquet qui await reconduit deruier us,ue le
trottoir dams boutique fotaut les mains
-Allons slons 60 ditil tout bisu des deux revas
de ma vie, j'en vols dooc un qui se realise.
Mas cee premiere joie passee Daviquet sasst dams
son compton st redevint triste.
Psut-ttre soogca.i rautre revs, qui paraisait %
realiser beaucoup moins vite que le premier.
4 fant dire que DIviquet await reve toute - vie LIE
reve await ea meme uu prsoccupaon De octts Tongue
existence Tout jeune await r6v4 une bo"tiue ct uue
fsuue ct II Providence await sait - lsgitiwe aub
lion en- lui dounsnt une rautre. Plus tsrd IL await
reye uue 6e ct Il Providence. ouours bienvelllante
son egarJ 10 lu await doones presque aussi'6 Un acc
dent u syaut enlevs femme SOFT quill desesperat de
rerouver e bonheur quill av.s perS SOFT gull prefett IL
douceur rauquiie du cebs il men reva pas secoude
Mais il ustais pss daos nature de ne rsn des
rer il reva bient0t acquereur pour bout qui
lavait fat richie, ct mari pour file qui Pavait fat
heureux. .rsrt .az-ssea a#sz ss.zs
Dix ans davaoce il songea vcudre cetss boutique
quill await tant de peue posseder ct une partie dc
. vie % paSa se la faire marchapdsr.
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SAMEDI, 7NOvEMBRE. A. D., 1868.
4 Ii henres A NJ


les proprietes ci apres dicrites, savoir.:
l. Une certaine portion de tsrre, sitnee
en- cette par.,isse. sur Ia rive gauche du
feuve Mississippi, mesurant trrnte (30)
pieds de face au dit fleuve jusqu'a une
profondrur de cinq cent sOixante-dix
pieds, a partir du chemin public. ct de ID
mesurant un arpent, plus OIL MONS, de
largeur. sur soixante-dix arpents, plus on
moins. de prof"ndair Ia dite terre bornee
dn cote den haut par Ia propriet6 de
Mile Sylda Gator. ct du cote den bas
par celle lie la dem,nderesse ct par celle
de A. Picot; avec toutes les batisses et
ameliorations qui sly trouvent, ct les
droits ct privileges qui y appartien"ent.
2. Une certaine portion de terre, siuee
dams Ia susdite paroisse, sur Ia rive gauche
du heuve Mississippi, mesnrant un dem
~ arpent, plus on moins, de face AL di,
fenve, sur qaarante (40) arpents. plus gu
moins. de profondeur bornee du cote
den haut par a propriete de Lezin
Denoyer. ct du cole den bas par 10
proprieie de WE George Psriiloux &;
avec toutes les batisses ct authorizations
qui ny trouve"t, ct tous les dr0its ct
privileges qui y aprartieuDeut. .-.
& mulet ct bcuf.
SsSies dams pafIare ci-dessus intitulee.
CONDITIONS:
Compliant en- billets du tr6sor des Etats.
Unis.
Paroisse St-Jean-Baptiste, 26 septem-
bre 1868.
ALPEONsE OUBRE,
aherif
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AGENcE LA NoUvELLE-oRLEASs
E.-C. WHARTON & Gle. Bourse des Marchands,
rue Commune entire les rues ST. Charles Ct Camp.
,oirs compstents ct dipnes de foi.

moins compstents ct dignes de fn.
MnintenRnt. un Inrnbre de- CO corps
peutil conscirnci,.usement donner son v"te
pour elire une personne 4 IN p"ste qni com
porte autant dc responsabiliti que crlui de
c"llect.nr des taxes de paroissa. lorsqu'on
peut pr"uver que cette psrs"nne \ daja
vole $3.50 i Ia par0issef Quelle gsrantir
avons nous que NJ. Oubre men reierait pas
Sutunt, s'il 6tait flul
Pour ma part, je snis tout dispose d
dOnner mon vote 1 tout h0mme hORnete
quill soit nOir ou blanc, al nos taxes peu
vent etre en- sdrete dams les mains de Get
hOmme.
sComme In plunart des membres pre-
sents paraissent daciles 4 slire N. Oubr-
c"ilectsur des taxes de par,'isse, je cr"i
que le bien de- Ia paroisse nece un'
enquete sur lea complies lie NJ. Oubre av-c
rEtat, ct s'il peut produirs une quittancr
en- ordre de rauditeur des complies publics.
stablissant quill ne doit rien lEtat, sl"rs
'je sersi le premier 1 donner ma voix l Al.
phonse Oubre.s
M. Carroll,
IN. le president,
m. Alphonse Oubre ayant etc accuse
par NJ. RousseI d'avoir, durant rannee
1865, Spoqne a lsgueile il stait cOllecteur
des taxes de paroisse, en- cette paroisse,
frauds pEtat dc Ia snmme de- $45D, je de-
mnnde 4 ce que NJ. Oubre SOFT sppele de.
want &c corps, pour rep0ndre aux accusa-
tions de NJ. ROussel.s
lie sergent d'srInes est requis d'appeler
N. Oubre.
NJ. Oubre ayant fait quelques dsclara.
items concernant les chprgrs susdites de NJ
Roussrl, declarations qui ne sont point
satisfnisaites pour tous, il est resolu Que
le president du jury de police 90 mette en-
rapport avec rauditeur d'Etat 1T varifis
'exactitude des complies do N. Oubre
avec rEtat, ct en- instruise 10 jury de po'
lice 1 ~ prochsine seance. ..--s 49, .
Uns resolution est presentse par NJ
Blue, declarant vacHntes tautes les places
sur lesquellrs s'exsrce 10 juridiction du
jury DE- police Motion sdoptee.
M. Carroll,
IN. II president, je propose que nous
procedions 1 p6Iection des oinciers de pa
roisse., Adopts.
n; R"a..el propose que le jury '''jour.
Sur motion de- n. Carroll. II est r6solu
que les officers ci dessous nommss s"nt
maintenus dams Lurs functions, c"'nine s'i
ny cut point eu de revocatIons, savOir:
NJ. Numa Trspagnier. trasorier dc pa
roisse; NJ. A..C. Bsbcock. grefier d,
jury de police: NJ John Ben, sergent d'ar
mes /; NJ. Edonard R"ussel, syndic, 2e ar.
rondissement, rive dr"ite NJ. TN. Ed
mundson, syndic. Sc arrondissement. r. &.
Sur motion de- NJ. Blue, NJ. Gervsil
Leslie est dhment Slu avocat de par"isse.
Sur motion de c. Clement, N. Richard
Blue est elu syudic, IL arropdissement
r.g.
Sur motion de Charles Vial. v. Songy
est elu syndic. Ter srrondis.ement, E. d.
Sur motion de NJ. NJ. Edmund John
son est elu syndic, Sc reimbursement, :. g.
SUI m"tion de- N. E. R"ussrl. ls jury d.
police s'aj"urne au sam~di 26 septembre
A. D., 1865, / 10 henres A. NJ.
.- DANIEL sEAPHERaON,
rs;,,s, president,
lS's"0J A..C. BABCOCK,
greiier dujury Do police
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1868-10-10

AU SABOT D'ARGkMT
Nouv1a11

-Csst bieu, Moos;ssr, 6s N. Dsviqust qui - lsva
vsuex me iser vo,re adress aurai lhooneur d vous
ira parvenir repo0se dici hat oon esst 10 temps
qui mest Deossirs pour prsodrs mes reuseiguemens.
voir votre uevea oouvient ct y peus oooours
lui aaire De oes importance danger en6n. en
an mot. q c'sA rhomme qufl me faut.
-Tres b,en pour qui de vous, dit N. Bsadrice
mss dun sutre c6tA II hos conusite AUST nos o..
r,Dgements; nous avous mile questions I dAbaitrs.
Mile questioos stcria Monsieur Duviyses Crcyss.
voos done qs es dSbstrsi ssule svant Do parise
ounsitre ct vore oevso vsoss is tant
Gull vous psr Moodsar. j voss cosvie ma table tsnt
que celia fsa paisr oaussrooa dseuteros
. ttsdisra mais quaot rsnsegDsr ma mai.
sOs svass j. sos ssaia que voas fites mon a6airs
pour Gala monsieur. jsusis sHsa.sf
-Allona Monsieur dit n. Baudrot sn soariant et %
qssst IarnAs ehesiiaas, nasait prsvsns Dc votss
esfaeters, q j dssais Pc nalass1rs qsi mar
sivs Jssss sss nullsnsst ibrnal u vsuiles cfoire
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1868-10-10

monsieur, que mon neveu ct moi nous sommes votre
disposition ponr tire toutes vos legtmes exigeuces
n. Duviauet s'inclina es psrut 6att4. s,
-llSo Dieu, 6t-il, 90 nest pas que je me6e. mais
cess chose grave que raaire qui vous smene Veudre
boutque monsieur. Ia maison qu vous fat vivre ct Oh
Ton vecu ces conme Ton vendait uue partie de sol
meme, Ton dstachait derere soi les ros quarts
Do - vie. .@ af - s.aa
Lhouuete msTchand de bois etait d9ja sur le seu de
b porte Duvquet lu prt e bras ct 10 dams finite.
rieur do u boutique. sa@ esq
Voyes tout cea, lu dit-l. lui d4Iguant mn miller
d casters numerote dss pyramdss do rgrss de- toutes
lee gsudeurs de outes les oouleur quand sus entire
c petit commits sppoutenents Dc quiuse francs par
moa trene-cinq de oela il ny await pas en- pa.
petere le quart de Ia narchandse que vous voyes Al
Chamonx honorable patron dalors suquel a suooe.
d., sesit ooneotS pendant dxsept ans d. vendre du
papisr, des cr.yoos des planes s change tout celia
Ls paps.erie de detail dormant de egers beut6ces TAI
fsit b ournure de bureau Jai asse de- c6ts ID ysnte
du casus pour ID clientele forcee les bonues masoos les
uioaeses lee gandss Administrations oels 1ai siouse
lee brooses DART les obets de curosite en- un mot Il pa.
petss do luxe car fsut etre Dc son Steele Monsieur
= 10 sos moi 81 jsvais unite mon prsdeoe.ssur, je
segdsras asoard hui ,asds qss j. sais richs Ct
qUs y songs ne resrer 4H
-Js vou felicits, Monsieur, dit rhonnets Bsudriot
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1868-10-10
Samedi, 26 septembre 1858,

Le jury de police s'est reuni suivant sjour.
nement. Le president Seaphers"n au fauteuil.
La liste des noms syant ete appellee, ont
repondu Daniel Seap"erson, Abraham Hol-
ly, samuel Dangerfeld, A. Marques. Tony
Smith, Norbern Smith, Edodard Roussel,
Henry Car..li, Richard Blue, g. Clements /;
sbsents Charles Vial, G. VicknRir.
n. Richard Blue propose d'ouvrir ID sean.
ce par une priere. Adopts. Prisrc par 10
Rev. r. Blue.
n. Carroll. NJ. le president, je propose que
nous procedions Pelection du collector des
taxe~ de paroisse. Adopte.
n. Blue: NJ. le president, uns resolution
et6 adoptse notre derniere seance lnvi-
tant le president du jury de police re METRE
en- rapport avec rauditeur drs complies pu-
blics dams le but de verifer Ia fdelte des
complies d Alphonse Oubre avec 'Etat ct On
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1868-10-10

Toute petite. parla dun mari file, ct vingt
cnq ellie svat pas encore tant il est vrai que 10
brave homms demaudat taut les chooses que parce quill
les redoutait. s..
Mas il IN terme tout. ct il sllat ben falloir -
decider.
En- 60 moment quequun entrs dams Ia boutqus ct vint
s'ssseoir Emilierement cote de DuviIuet.
ITEMS c'est toi Jolibois 4? dit oeluici
-Ou c'est moi. Tu vas bieo merci. Js viens pour
l'aaairs en question. .
-Quelle afsre
III nest veuu personne matin
ST.. oomme Baudriot.
-Je ne sas pas sill nomme Baudriot; 10 sas quo
ces tres brave homme Of quill tent beaucoup % que
nous termiuons quelque chose
Moi aassi.
-Allons, tant msux. Je sus heureux de- to voir ~.
ourdhu dc ii bouues dispositions fort udeci
Un jour tn dis oui jour, I'm matiD. ta ID ssrais
1 10 tets du premier venu..
oh mais non.
-Une sutre fois, tu ID refuserais ~ grand-duo
-Dabord un grand.duc ne ID prendrait pas.
-Qa salt T.. Ellie est joie.
-On me Ia dit %
EFT tn 10 vols bien s=' ~ -.@ "#r .. 10
-Jai tout hit pour lui dopper De Ia valcui.
EuoixE xoREr.
LA suite au proclaim Hsns,o.)
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JURY DE POLICE
PAROIssg aAINTJRAN-BAPTIsrE
Sfanoe du 2septembre 1868

lie Jury de police s'est r6uni suivant
sjourn-ment. N. Elouard Roussel, presi.
dent pro tem. su fauteuil.
Ont rfpondn 1 rnppel de Ia liste des
mems: Ed0uard Roussel, president; c. Wick.
uair. Charles Vial, Celrs,in Clement, Nor.
bern Snith. Abrah IN Holly, Daniel Sea-
phsrsnn. Henry CArull. A. Msrquez, Ri
chard Blue. Tiny Smith.
Absent: Samuel Dangerfield.
LIE gr-ffier du jury lu les minutes de Ia
derniere seance. quI ont etc sppr"uvses.
Sur m"tion de NJ. E. Roussel, NJ. Char.
les Vial ste nomms president permanent,
motion rspoussee.
Sur motion de NJ. Blue. NJ. Daniel Sea.
pherson etc nomme president permanent,
ulotion xloptee.
N. S~pherson an fiuteuil.
LIE Rrrfier du jury lit nm msmoire de
NJ. Robert B. Carson, inge de paroisse,
demandsYt au jury une ALLEGATION de finds
pour raebkt de certnins livres 1 l'asage de
Ia COur de- paruisse. ct sussi p"ur Pachst
dun sceau destina su greiYler de ID Cour,
coniorm&sueut 4 un acte special d. 10 p. 4.
sente Legislature. II nest point statue sur
cette densnde.
Sur motion de N. Carroll, le jury de po-
lice procede 1 relection drs officers de
paroisse p,Nr rempIir Ia vacance creee pat
certaiues Resolutions de ID d~rniere seance,
dsclsrant mules certaines elections.
n. E. ROuss~l,
M. le president.
sAvant de proceder P6lection dom.
ciers de psraisse (n"tsmmrnt celle du col
lecteur dee taxes de paroisss), je desire
constater un iait relatif l II couduite Off.
cielle d'Alphonse Oubre, csnd,dat sctuel I
cette pt.e. Durant 'snn6e 1865, fpoque
lsquelle N. Oubre etait collect~nr des
taxes de paroisse, il y n preuve sufIisante
de son improbits dams rexercice de se'
fonctions de- csalecteur des taxes en- 1865
pour que ces fonctions ne lui soient point
eonfSes de uouvesu, imprbit6 par suite de
lsqueIle NM. ct Sci
cautions, ont eu l payer de leur poche
$3.50 pour balancer ses comptes avec rE
tat, ct je puis stablir &c fait par des t.
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA
Cour du Ae District Judiciairs.
PARoySSE Sr .JcAN.BAPTISTI
.--.. NO. g. ..-...
CELESTE VICKNAIR. VEUvR AN
TOME DUPUY
%.
IOQEpu NcOIQ
JOSEPH FRANCOIS

En- vertu dun writ de ffa, date da
- Juliet 1868. ct / moi adressS par
Honorable Cour du QuairiAme District
Judiciaire, de rEtat de Ia Louisiana, dams
ct pour Ia paroisse St.Jean Baptiste,
J'ofirirai en- vente publiqae, / 10 Msison
de Cour de cette paroisse, le
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA
Cour du quatziems district judiciairs
PAROISSE sT.yEAN.DARTISTE
NO. 800
JOSEPHINE MILLET, fpouse
dEvARlSTE TRICHE, JR.
%.
ANDRk TRICHE, tuteuf
En- yertu dun ordre de- lfa, dat6 d.
ANDRE TRICHE, tuteur

En- vertu dun ordrs d. (Js, dstS d.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-10-23

We pay no rent, and hire no help: therefore
We defy all competition in our business.
~ CALL AND GET OUR FIGURES. "a
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-10-23
ILLUMINATED TEMPERANCE CAsDs.-A

ILLUMINATED TEMPERANCE CARDs.-A
package Of ten beautifully illustrated " Tenn
perance Cards" has been presented to US BY
Mr.. Fox. These cards are published in New
York by the National Temperance Society,
and are put up in Handsomely engraved en-
velopes. They each contain a little picture
in colors, and little song. Just the thing
for the Band Of Hope"
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-10-23

THE PAREPA-RosA CONCERTs.-We learn
by note from John Piper, that the Parepa-
Rosa Concerts, at the Opera House in Wiz
ainia, will positively commence on next
Monday, the Goth. The three concerts will
be on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
October 26th, 9th, and 2Sth. See advertise
ment.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-10-23
COMMUNICATION.

EEssRs. CDIToRs :-Understanding there
sre those in the Union party Of Douglas coun-
81, who are engaged in retailing a very poor
article Of Islander and falsehoods, with special
reference to the chance Of defeating Rober;
W Bolen. the regular nominee of the Union
party, for Sheriff Of said county, Ivolun-
tyrr with cheerfu lness to say to the Union
men Of Douglas county, that I have known
Robert Wilson Bollen, for the past fifteen
years, and no man living. TO my knowledge,
can point to dishones. or dishonorable
Transaction of his.
He has had several positions Of honor and
srus, in the State Of Iowa, and has ever ac-
Quilted himself to the satisfaction Of all.
Gould reach the ear Of every Union man in
Douglas county, would say: pay no atten-
ton to the demoralizing tales Of soreheads,
but rally to the support OF your ticket, and If
elected las have no doubt he will bel R.W.
Bollen will make YOU an efficient, honest,
conscientious Sheriff. NJ. J. AsHAoRE.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-10-23

THE New THEArER is being rapidly I'm
ished. The handsome tongued and grooved
ceiling is being put up and painted as fast
as fitted. 1t will be a splendid hall when
completed.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-10-23

SENATOR STEWART, arrived here yesterday
from his extended tour through the Eastern
and Southern Counties. He reports encour.
aging prospects for the Union ticket, and
comes in from his wearisome jaunt looking
rugged and hearty. and like veteran fighter.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-10-23

IKE ToRCHLIGHT PROCESSION At Silver
CT, on Wednesday night. the grand Repub-
Ee. demonstration and the illumination of
IRE town, constituted the most brilliant
v?li,ica! display ever seen in this State
80 i, is said by those who were present
Gnm Carson. Cannons were fred, rockets
.cn, up, hundreds of torches and Transparent
sies were in line. the Glee Club was on hand,
and everything was joyous, enthusiastic and
grand. Newton Booths speech 10 said to
have been magni6cently eloquent. Col. Ia
Lr,skie made but a short speech, but one
which was full of FIRE. The Union boys Of
Lyon county and thereabout are As courage
Gus, hopeful, and eager for the fray A. in the
hot days OF the wsr-ths days when they
used to hang out " old glory" over the ballot
box and nail the secesh Gag to the side walk
~ loyal men to spit upon.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-10-23

EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS were felt here yes
terday forenoon-slight ones-about half
past eleven O'Clock. Mother Earth has not
vet got over her nervousness, il seems.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-10-23

New SrocK.-Mr z. Pierce has just re-
eeived large stock OF groceries, and is pre-
pared to supply families with their Winter
provisions on the most favorable terms. His
store is in the Penrod Block. See advertise
meut in the APPEAL Of this morning.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-10-23

DWELLING House AND FURNITURE FOR
SALE.-Mr. NJ. J. Ashmore offers for sale
his entiIe household and kitchen furniture,
beds aud bedding, a fine Stewards Patent
Cook Stove with all its furniture ware OF
all kinds, lamps. carpets, and the like. Also
his dwelling house with four lots and appur-
tenance Call and purchase cheap for cash.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-10-23
NORTHWESTERN
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCECO,
WITH NEARLY
S5.OOO.OOO ASSETS.

Charges person aged 80. to draw his money at
age If 10, less than any Company doing business
in Nevada. as the following example shows:
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-10-23

EAsrERN PUBLIcATIoNs.-Mr. John G..
f"1 has laid upon our table the Atlantic
Monthly, for Octoher-a highly interesting
number-Leslie's and Harper's illustrated
Weeklies-Leslie's containing handsome
illustration in colors, representing Grant,
when boy, breaking horse the National
Police Gazette; Phunny Phellow the New
York Ledger and the Monthly Waverly
Magazine for Octooer-all Of which can be
obtained at his counter.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-09-23
A Hint to Ladies.

1t is distinguishing characteristic of
cultivated womanl to adorn and beautlfy
her person. In proportion as she becomes
renned or dsbased, she pays more or less re-
GARD to her personal appearance. The love
Oh aomiration is, as it ought to be, strong In
eVsry woman's nature, and hence it is re-
garoed as of paramount importance. The
three most beautiful things on earth are wO-
man, children and fOwers-each equally by
nature pure and attractive. Woman knows
she is beautiful, she loves to be admired by
man endeavors to render herself as attract
I've as possible to mans eyes. and therefore
1t is that she avails herself of all the bene-
hts of dress and ornaments. Woman is
gifted by nature with great natural attract
ions. Her complexion is, if not ruined by
paint and powder, fair and delicate, her hair
abundant and lustrous, and her form
the very perfection of grace and loveliness.
Woman's chief ornament is her hair. No
matter how regular the contour of the fea-
lures may below lustrous the eye-how
sweet the voice or graceful the form, if the
hair be not soft, glossy and beautiful, the
chef attraction is wanting. A lady re-
markable for the beauty of her hair, re-
marked in our hearing, the other day, that
she owed to the moderate and constant use
of q Barrett's Hair Restorative y a deep
obligation, for she had become locally IA
nous for the abundance and lustre of her
hair. Using it onstantly ourselves we can
add our testimony that a dressing and
restorative combined Barrett's is Superior to
any Hair Preparation we have ever used.
1t is reasonable in price, too, costing only
one dollar for a large bottle full of the mix
ture.- Cincinnati Sunday Globe.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-09-23
Legislative RepOrter.

Mr.. EDITOR viii you allow me to sug-
gest, if the law, or resolution. or some
thing of that sort, to provide reporters for
the daily press at the expense of the State J.,
is to be longer continued in force, that Edi-
tor Alderman, of the Brattleboro Record, be
made " chief of staff - in that department /?
Mr.. Alderman is competent and accom-
plished shorthand REPORTER luxury the
" assembled wisdom - has not enjoyed for the
past three years,-an accurate and ready
writer, literary man, poet, and better
still an editor | believe his appointment,
with power to select all necessary assistants,
would be one eminently fit to be made, and
give general satisfaction to press and people.
At all events let us have one shorthand re-
porter
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-09-23
M A -RRIAGES.

In Worcester, by Rev. David Perry. Mr.. ROBFRT P
LILLE Of Be;hei.and iliss JOSEPHINE F.KELLOGG
OF Worcester.
In Hghgate, September 7th by Rev. James Rob- uson
Mr.. LEWIS SHARKEY and Miss NARY CASTOR,
both of Sheldon.
In Hghgsie, September 1th by the same, Mr. MARCUS
A BEST, and Miss ANN K. FROST, both of Highgare.
In HiehgaIe, the same day, and by the same, NJ r.
EDWARD p. AID ms, OF sheldon and Miss HELEN A.
BEST, of Hghg=te
Mortified, June Sd by Rev. r. Morgan, Mr.. G. X.
EDWARDS and Miss ELLEN II. HOUSTON, both OF
Northheld.
In Shrewsbury, Sept. Is by Rev. Geo. s. Gurnsey Mr.
SOLON HIT SMITH, 10 Miss ADA A. A I-DRICH,
both OF Shrewsbury.
In franklin, Sept. l6, by the Rev. F. c. kmbs Mr..
ELLERY J. WILDER, of Sheldon 10 NJ IS NARY P.
BEATTY, OF Franklin.
In Peacham Sept. 10, bv Rev o. VI. Boutwell,. assisted
by Rev. WIN. P. Alcot Mr. GEORGE d. MEARS and
Miss ELIZABETH H. MERRILL both of Peacham.
AT Mr.. j. H. Nc Dermid's Jr., in MiddeseK, BY Rev.
sex, To Miss ELLEN L. HERRICK OF West Randolph.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-09-23
JOB PRINTING.

VIII friends do the favor 20 bear IN
mind that we have one of the largest and best ap
pointed Book and Job Printing Establishments IN
the State and Away readiness to do any KIND
of Job Printing, from the smallest address caro-
TO the mammoth ''poster," or most volurninous
book at short notice. and at living prices. Our ii
ciIites are that confidently solicit the favor
Of friends desiring anything IN our line OF bus
ness and guarantee them entire satisfaction.
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Gbt fireman.
MONTPELIER, VI:
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. %, 1868,

We desireto make the FREEMAN particularly val
liable tor its news from all parts of Vermont, and
friends in different parts of the State especially
N Washington, Orange and Lamoille Counties, vii
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sarah ~ Tracy,s estate.

rJNHE Subscribers having been appointed by the
Hon. Probate Court for the District of Randolph.
t;ommissioners receive, examine and adjust all
claims IN ,Dds of all persons against the estate
of Sarah ". Trey late Of Tunbridge, in said dis
trct deceased insolveBt md The Term OF
morths from the eight day Of September, lc6o, be
allowed by said court to the creditors OF SAID dc
erased to exhibit aud prove their respective claims
before Give notice that will attend to the duts
4 ou- appointment the dwelling hoGse OF Alpha
Tracy in Tunbridge said District, tbs first
Saturday q November and March next al CLOCK
the afternoon, each of said days
LOCKWOOD HOLDEN Co.n,r
tABAN AISSW ORTIZ, I -
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