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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-08-14
The Third District.
REPUBLICAN DISTRICT CONVICTION.
RECONCILIATION or HoN. W. c. SsnH, ny Ac-
CLANATION.

Hon. Geo. UTi,jns Of Store, for EieotoT.
The Republican Convention Of the Third Con-
.,ressional District. met at Stowe, Wednesday
Aug. 18th. All parts Of the District, Essex
County excepted. were represented by their
delegates, and the proceedings were short, bust
ness-like and eminently harmonious
The delegates collected at the Mansfield House
and shortly after II a. m, marched, headed by
the Stowe band to the ve-try in the basement
of the new Uniyersalist Church-not = very ele-
CANT hall. but clean. spacious. aud comfortable.
The Convention was called TO order by Hon.
VIM. Harmon. Chairman Of the District Com
mittee. and the call was read by J. 7. Allen,
ESQ. of Newport, Of the Committee; Mr. Har-
mon nominated for temporary President Of the
Convention. Hon. RrssELL 5. TAFT, Of Burling-
ton, and he was unanimously chosen.
On nomination of Hon +. b. Mason, WARHkN
GIBBS. Esq, Of St Adams, was chosen as secre
tary. and on nomination Of J. T. Allen, ksq.'
Mr.. B. F. PANE Of Lowell. VA. chosen assistant
Secretary.
On motion Of Mr.. W. D. Crane Of Newport
Committee On Credentials CO l'''''is W ''
delegate from each County represented, Wa aI-
pointed As follows;
c......... c..5..,,,.
W.D. CRANE. If Newport.
j. H. HAMILTON, Of Richford.
B. ". REYNOLDS. of Aburgh
ORLo C,py. II Morristown
l. b. SNYDER. Of Huntington.
III, c..,,,.,;,,.. nm Cr..I.rti,l. reporte-l the
following ro-l 81 Delegates - "' "ui'i''i'
ROLL
cuirrzspr< COUNTY.
re- II u-..t
sbeJJ q II BireIow G G. Benedict. G. +.
Button.
Kichmoni-J. Bostwlch' T. D. Mason H.
u's s,'.li IT, gr' p.-..u T.. s.r;-.s
Sbeibnrn- Harmon. J. /. Ber,tov.
Huntiucton-B. Brewster. ". y Crane. D. g.
Unierhil-A %. Humphrey, Geo. Dunton.
Nilistou-C. ". Whitney, smith Wright, /.
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words passed between Gilman and Frcl
which ! IN not hear; Gilman let 70 of
the gun and moved toward the wall, when
Horace stepped back and drew up hi- gun
when Ziba Plumley said Cd ID
him, shoot him. at which Horace fired and
Gilman instantly fell to the ground the friDg
occurred about a minute after Gilman let 20 Of
the gun after seeing Gilman fall went down
and found him dead his head WIS near the
wall and he was in a crouchinr posture. with
his knees and fice touching the ground Horace
then set the gun down and drew a revolver and
shot at John Gilman, Sen, and Abraham Vim
who were standing in the road just below " ,ere
Gilman- Jr., was killed they were four or five
rois distant from Horace he then fire,i one or
two shots at them, when VIM returned the fire
with q revolver; Quarter also fired, suppose.
Al Horace Liba Piumley, Horace and Abraham
N4uires, 10 few moments after this. started
north toward the wood, forace Plumlev fre,I
the hrst shot that was fle,l, the one which kireI
H1lman It was from "a shotgun heard M
previous shots one or two shot. were fired By
Horace before the party in the road returned
the fire the body was not removed until ,f-e- I
left the -,ene of conflict.
The case was here re-teI till , o-clo.t re--
morning
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90 Very truly, your obedient servant,


1t is instructive to contrast with this brutal
conduct, the untiring, patriotic devotion to the
Union and the Constitution of Toombs, Vallsn-
digham, Seymour, Cobb, Pendeton, Forrest,
and Company Let these worthy patriots have
the honor which is their due
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THE FIRES N THE CANADIAN "oon-'-
Rochester Democrat says that at Bissett's OTe'A'
about one hundred and fifty miles above "'''"-
City, on the Ontario side Of the Ottawa nc
large numbering depot, comprising some me-,
or sixteen buildings, has been completely wv
stroyed, with an immense stock oil prO'i9''-i
everything having been consumed eAoep' -
pork, which was stored underground VH Wy
Gatineau, too, the destruction has been Ho7' g
tensive, the townships of Lowe and HincAs' anu
some others having been almost oyerrun WIN
the devourinr element. Similar deyastaiiohs
are reported on the north bank Of the Pr
Ottawa, and also at several places throusno1'
the Province of Quebec. Extensive nres n.
raging also in the forests on the north shores u
lakes Huron and Superior.
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Chittenden County-A o. HUMPHREY
Orleans County-G F. LEONARD.
Lamoille County-GEo. z. FOSTER.
Grand Isle County-B. ". REYNOLDS
Franklin County. \. DUNN.
W H. Whiting. Esq. Of st. Adams, novel
the appointment by the chair Of Committee on
Resolutions, to consist Of one delegate from each
county represented, and the committee Eas ap-
pointed as follows
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- ep-..,.,;. 60.
q @ Rr,rnrcr of Cbittanden County
GroRcE WILKINS. Of Lamoille County.
}. 7. LADp, Of Grand Isle county
D. W oiNisoN' o' 'i'eiis ''u''''
Mr.. Sartle, Of Barton, took pleasure, in ac-
cordance with the unanimous wish Of the dele
CATION from Orleans County, and as he doubted
not Of the entire Convention, in presenting for
denomination for Representative Of the Third
District in Congress the name of Hon
WORTHINGTON C. SMITH, Of St Adams.
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". b. CRANE. If Newport.
J. H. H,MlToN, Of Rchford.
b. ". REYNOLDS. of Alhurgh.
ORLo CAuY. II Norristown.
L. b. SNYDER. of Huntington.
The Committee on Credentials reported the
following rou # Delegates, : in number
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that II was not intended for the critical Of scholars
and mcaphyscians for illustration of absrtise
and difficult subject for the comprehension OF the com
mon mind Its success may perhaps, be- ascribed IN part
to that method. but more especially, think. to the
peculiar order OF mental phenomena OF which no mas
collected and set forth such singular variety OF rare
aud striking instances
The Ocean World Cd. Appleton g. Coz, is n
popular compilation OF natural history devoted TO the
sea and It's living inhabitants. The work Is founded on
the recent volumes Of NJ. Louis Fguer. whose text has
been closely followed In some parts, while several chap
ter have been derived from other authentic sources IL
opens with description OF the itself fully treating
Of it, most remarkable phenomena and happily blending
scientAc statement with picturesque illustration The
structure and habits Of the bOnndless variety OF
marine animals from the simplest zoOphyte 10
the most highly organized fishes form the subject
Of the ensuing chapters which are enivenea
by q multitude OF appropriate anecdotes and curious
examples relating 10 the inny tribe. THO hu
uerous pictorial illustrations which add much to the
popular effect Of the work. chiefly from specimens IN
the Museum of Paris though in instances they ex-
hib such exaggerated traits as to be more rlable Tor
Sensational magazine than for work on natural history
Regarded treatise OF accurate aud profound scehce
the certainly has only humble pretcnsons but MS
description Of many interesting facts in animal life has
decided attractions the general reader and may serve
as a preparation for higher studies
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aOlitrs Of SlahIagi,g.

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NR0T0N A0UEDUCT DEPARTMENT.

A
~ sealed proposals. each hdorsed Nth
The supplies which relates the Of h" bid
der ofnng viii he received this oce until ii O'Clock
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S9toftssloaal Qolius.

DR. ALLEN, Female Physician, lf9 Greenwich.
~ 2ts Es Ii1o-i a' pLys.iAa n sttendanes
IAMES Is. SIMPSON,
~ ATIOEafi At IA"
IA. .-rriie'i-t. GsVlVesto1 Tsna
spersl attention g. Corr-rr, sBi Land Business
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-27

Tro'sero-$soo 600 rp.ce ehaaix Agar,ot fruit Fer
harder &co-do Tranontar--
nUBILE-Steamer p spces-6 bales cotton + II NJ Al
len &cc--3 Summers Brsmns-sundries c-ierrotsi
balee csfton.
TAMPICO-Schr Elina--E logs dye wood Barros-l2 do
Old iron U hides " bales sarsapsra S5ll2 specie 10
S Fernandez &co-$ls3 do Hood So
BALTIMo sE VIA HAVANA AND KEY wEsT-stesm-
ship Cuba-Astd mdse z q l'-
HAvANA-Stesmship Lavsca Is bxs sugar Trosgros-
bxs mdse w Perkins, do Fsjo Marks &co-l2l hides
haze deer skins Mann &co-2 bales cotton Wood, Low
Ludwis,en7a do hul Brggs-l pkg mdse G GrAnde-
INDIANOLA AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Harlan
2cases 80 bbs to o'derl mdse Whitney
col2 bales cotton FraDcke DanHee2 do Ho d. do
smns. Ley penesrs-l0 Do yno Phelps kco-D do
Doson-l4 do r Walker-2 bsls WHISKY Petjesn-E emp
~ barrels Kleiner &cl0 do Seg er-6 coils Muir
ply AGO. Is hides rolls do Hickmanl50 head cattle
McQond Mehlesundes 10 order-roai As bales cotton
MOBILE-stesmer Louis'-2i bales cotton II Nc ioll-7
olsan1 Jennings Gates &co-4 Lehman, NewgAss &co
10 Frediander2U 50 qrbxs bacco Galloway john
som do Hernshem-42 hf bxs tobacco Block
col bbls apples Simms Levy Denegre-sundres South
en- Ex Co-fotsl 43 bales cotton
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-27

A BEAUTIFUL SENTMENT.-We clip the follow.
ing beautiful sentiment from an exchange:
Sorrow sobers us and makes the mind genial.
And in sorrow we love and trust our friends more
fenderly, and the dead become dearer to Us. And
lust as the stars shine out In the nights, so there
ire blessed faces that look at Us in our grief,
though before their features were fading from
cur recollection. Suffering Let no man dread
I, too much. because it is better for him. and it
t.ill help TO make him sure of being immortal. II
is not in the bright happy days, but only in the
solemn nj ght, that our words are to be seen shi-
ling In the long, long distance. And it is in sor-
Fow-the night Of the soul-that we see the far
ihest, and know ourselves natives Of infnity and
daughters Of the Most High.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-27

The Springfield Republican says man and his
wife who live in tenement in that city have not
spoken to each other for several years. and they
are not dumb either. Ii is merely little mstter
II spunk, to see who will bold out longest. When
the man wants to say anything to his wife he ad-
crosses his remarks TO his little son. who also acts
as the medsm through which the wife communi-
Gates with her husband.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-27
Receipts BIZ Railroads.

NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON GREAT NORTHERN
sS bales cotton Williams ssp -Oi DO Jos hSy SSoSe 90
Ps,ne Huntington &co-9 Stewart Norton-ls Nusent-
l6 Lehman Newgsss kco-ls Hendersonl Ben Gerson
g L Adams son-A Richardson May aane-
~ Jennings. Gates &c0-228 Alcus, Sherck Auteyl09
song Msy.r. Deuieh Weiss Ro6., Harvey 3eS-2 "
Barker-sl BrOn MOore-32 Won Phul Bros-4 Clinton
IS PoveIl-l5 Hogan Pst.on-2e Jno Hardie &,o-S
. Aby &co-l6 Jno Chafs & Bro-d Parhsm Buat-3
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-27

Kern shearers q Cook Al Warren, Crawford &co-51
NJ Hitler &co-5 Duuuica I6~o-6 w johnson kcs-c0
Perkins, Swenson kco-3 :, Green &co-G HI yzns a
POT Summers Branins-7 Hsod-22 Lacey, Terry Eco
Spsaks Bucknsr-6 Winston. Morrison kco-1s W Bib
sc d Whitco NIB, L Wsmbley &co-3 Capp Bros kco-l
Friedlander-l MAY Levy fco 90 bis whisky Morgan
do Boye-l00 do EJvldyaso-0 do Frey Schwacker
bbls brandy Avet &co-25 do echneder Zuberber-1
bbs.whisky Mastang 10 do III Blum &co-6 do Pells-2
Keisker-ll0 hfbbs beer Hecfery-2i0 bbs
vilavaso- bxs farbini-2f bxs hats j Qur-
an-l2 do Bedea-l3 do Bsnedict-4 do Trcou-4 DO
Tricou-l2 do Gutmsn Brock bxs mdse Justusl do
North, Bush a Nsson- pkks mdse Blsndcan 4 Gutst-ll
shoes Zelincker-S2t4 feet lumber 81 Amand-
5000 do Markey2 cabbage TO or
der-Total l4t6 bales cotton
NEW ORLEANS. OPELOUbAs GREAT WESTERN--
cotton Boulieuy do LCouretll
Tetron 6co-6 Wifz-5 X Hare-2 j 0ri1dng--3 A IL
Veret-l II Mouton &co-l Forrest hhis sugar
bbls moasses Adams kco-l0 do 10 hhds sugar
williams 4 sonia do Lattte Duhlho-0 bales
j w Holman 4co-S SKIS coitoh II w keoppenburg-l00
seed Msx-2 bbls peis Grifng-l bdl hides II
bd skiDs bills allow land sundres Duour-l0 SKIS
Buenett-2 do 10 ski corn Randoph-5f hides
keg bags Who'll Gourdan-l bdl des
des and suncres Coures-7 bbls iice and sundes
Terebonne-39 hides Hdrs8 SKIS cotton and sundres
-l5OO lumber LA To y600 do Noiand-suu-
ords-Tota 81 bales con Is hhds sugar Is bbs
new msasses
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-27

A comparison between the births in London,
Paris. Berlin and Vienna, shows that the women
IN Vienna bear more. and those of Paris less chill
siren than the women of the other cities.
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Cattle Market.

CrYY or yursHsos. October 81 ls6S
Arrived yesterdsy-266 Texas Bseves. 70 Calves
and Yesrlings, 81 Hogs, 1893 Sheep. Is Mich
Cows. Sold yesterday-427 Texas Beeves. IS
Calves and Yesrlings, SO Hogs. Stock on sale
ST. Texas Beeves. 1928 Calves and Yearlings, sos
Hogs, 1879 Sheep 81 Mich Cows. We quote
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Commercial cSntsIligentr.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 81 CAM STREET,
Monday Evening, Oct 26, 1903.

CRESCENT OFFICE NO. VI CAM STREET,
Monday Evening. Oct 26, 1903
CoTToN-This has been the most exciting day
of the present season il commercial circles, so
far as regards the leading staple. Early advices
via the cable indicated moderate improvement ia
prices at Liverpool and Havre, bot they were Off
set by heavy reduction in rates OF Gold and for
eign exchange at New York and in this market.
Rates of all classifcatons of Cotton have been
enhanced fully sQlc. u ID. here to day neverthe-
less, and sn Ususually active demand, which com.
menced soon after the opening Of business and
continued uninterrupted TILL the close of the day
eliminated in total sales of 5000 bales at the
subjoined enhanced quotations, viz: Good ordi-
nary 229@223c., low middling 23023lc., mid
ding 234@2S4c. and strict mddling 24G24ic.
Purchases have been effected to day for the
French, Spanish and Northern markets, with but
a mere sprinkling for Liverpool, while consid-
cradle amount of the staple was taken on specu.
lation owing TO recent adyices OF disturbances at
various points OF the interior, which have led to
apprehensions that the whole of the present lin
lied crop may not yet be saved or brought to
market.