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The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1869-10-30
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La Banq~e DIES Citoyens dc la Louisiana
Us Richard Mccall.
UATRIEME COUR DE DISTRICT de-
~ pEtat dh ID Louisiana, Paroisse sd'As-
~cension, No. 1713-En vertu dun writ de fe-
ri facfas einanant de Honorable Quatrieme
Cour de- District, dams ct pour Ia Paroisse
d'Ascensio1, dams raffaire ci dessus intitule.
ct 4 moi adresse, ~j'offrirai en- vente publiaue.
an plus offrant ct dernier encherisseur, deyant
Ia porte de la Maison de Cour de cette pasohs.
Sc, dams la Vile des Opelousas, k SAhEDh
6 Norember, 1869, c~ommeneant d IL heuFas
du matin, ct continuant de jour en- -FOUR, sill
est necessai:e, les prophecies ci-dessous de-
critics, saisies pour s~atlsfai1e ledit writ q So.
voir- ..- -s- Isl
UNE CERTAINE HADEFAyION SIT.
criere, dams la Pareisse St Landry, sur Ia riy.
est du Bayou Croquant on Teche. bornee en-
haut par des terres appartenant b Mudd, ct
en- bas par des terres appartenant d Terrell,
ayant une face de dix-huft arpents sur ledit
hayon, avre N profondear de euaraate or,
ptnts, plus on nfofns, ct coHtenant sept cent
dix.frufc arpents do super6eie, ensemble ayep
todtes les batisses ct authorizations uui Y sont
sitaees, ehevaux, mulets, bstes a cornes, in
struments aratoire, etc, qui en- dependent, ct
$50 actions hypothecaires dams la Banqne des
Citoyens de la Louisiana. ct y appsrtrnant
Condltions-L 'acquereur deyra fouruIE sqp
billet en- favour De Ia Banque, poUr y somms
de trois mile neuf cent tgente fe1x p~istEes.
echeant le Ter jounr Aavrl 1872. et 'sHjet q
ftre repouTelle selon l. ctarte. do a. Ranque
des' Citoyens de Ia Louisiana, ct Ia balance
compliant, ct lacquereur preuant sur lui
touteS les obligations ct responsibilities dun
~ac.ionnare dc la Banque des Citoyens dc
Ia Louisiana, ct ledit billet sinsi fourni
sera identi6e avec Iaete d'ypotheque ct
dc nantissement, passe par Mr. ct Mad
anne e III Angamar en- faveur de 10 BanquA
DIES C,toyens de la Louisiana, le 10 mars 1850
paGdeyant A Roudousquie, notairo publique
en- Ia NouYelle. Qrleans,' ainsi que 10 veute du
sheriff en- cette afaire
NJ THOMPSON, Sheriff
2 oct 1869
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VeHte par tc COtIeCteNT.
Etat de la Louisiana VS. une portion dc
terre assessee au nom de Isaac Tower
IN vertu dcs pouvoirs don't je suis
revetu par l'acte de la legislature de Get
etat, approuve 9 mars 1869, je procede.
raj, a mon bureau en- la vile des Ope-
~lousas, d la maison de cour de cette par
oisse, lie SAMEDI, 4 Decembre, 1869,
a midi, ct continuaut de jour en- jour s'il
est necessaire, a vendre a ~l'cncan public,
Ia propriete ci dessous decrite, d SAVIOR :
Une portion de terre situee a Pine
Prairie, bornee nord par F Derosier,
sud par Thomas Isaac, contenant 200
acres.
La dite propriet6 ayant etc saisie par
moi pour satisfaire une dette due a Get
etat, pour taxes non pay6es de 1854 ct
1855, Sc montant a S. 20
Conditions-comptant
BUTLER, Collector.
80 octobre
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Fiat de la Louisiana VS. une portion de terre
assessee au nom de William johnson.
EN- vertu des pouvoirs don't ie suis revetu
par pacte de la legislature de Get etat, approu-
We 9 mars 1869, je procederai, a mon bureau,
en- la Vile des Opelousas, a la maison de cour
de cette p~aroisse, lie SAMEDL, 4 Decembre,
1869, a midi, ct continuant dc jour en- jour,
sill est necessaire, Ia vendre a lencan public.
la propriete ei dessous decrite, a SAVIOR:
Une portion de terre situee au Bay on Rouge
Docteur Wilson, contenant 12O acres.
La dite propiiete ayant etc salsie par moi
pour satjsfaire upe dette due a Get etat, pour
taxes non payees de 1854 ct 1866, Sc montant
a $34 80.
Conditions compliant.
oct 30 JJBUTLER, Collector.
Vente par 1e Col1ccteur.
Etat lie la Louisiana VS. une portion de terre
assessee au nom de PHILIPPE Lacaze.
EN- ve.tu des pouvoirs don't ie suis revetu
par racte de la legislature de Get etas, approu-
We y mars 1863, je procederai, a mon bureau,
en- la vile des Opelonsas, a la maison de cour
de cette paroisse, lie .SAMEDI, 4 Dscembre,
1869, a midi, ct c%ontinuant de Jour en- Jour,
sill est necessaire, Il vendre q fencan public,
la propriete ci dessous decrite, a SAVIOR:
" Une portion de terre situee b Bots Mallet,
bornee nord par p Lejeune, sud par F De-
jean, contenant 400 acres.
La dite propriete ayant etc saisie par moi
pour satisfaire une dette due d Get etat, pour
taxes nom payees de 1854 ct 1855, Sc nnoritant
a Gil 70.
Conditiohs-eomptant.
oct 80 - BUTLER, Co1lecteur:
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Etat de- Ia Louisiana VS. uae portion de terr<
.a assessee an nom de Hensy Payae.
EN- vertu de-. pouvoirs don't je suis revetu
par i'acte' de I'd legislature d. Get etat, approu'
ve 9marsj 500, je p~Eecederai, n mon bureau,
en- II. vile des Opelousas, a Ia maison de ceu
de ceste .paroisse, le SAMEDf, A Decembsc,
1869, D midi. ct %continuant de jour en- jour,
s.ii est Gcessaire, D vendre D l'enean public,
1~apropriete, ci dessous dscrite, a savoir:
Une portion de- te1re szsuee Sur lie Bayou
Came, bofhee' est par.a riviere Nermentou,
sud par h beyoa Plaqaemine. eeaseaaat $50
acres. -.
8, La .tdite RsNprietA ayant" etc saiae par moi
pour. satisEuaze ane dette due 4 Get 6tat, pour
fszas non payees dc 1864 ct 1865, &c sseatant
D $50 "a.
Conditions-comptaa&-
20 oct i'm J. BUTLER, Collector.
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Etat do Ia Louisiana vs. une portion Dc terr
assessee'au nops de Mime Patrick.
EN- vertu des pouvoirs don't 5e suiss eeyete
par pacss de ID legislature de Get 4at, appnosa
We o mars 1861, se procederai, d Haez daresa
en- Ia vile des Opeleusas, a Ia msisea de ceHa
sde cette parcsse, le SAMEDg, 4 DocemSne,
1852, q midi, ct %contnuaat de io~r en- jour.
cd est neeessaiFe, a vendre a l'encaa pQalic,
IN propriete ci dessous decrie, a SAVIOR:
rne portion de terrc sitaee a Plaquemine,
boruee nord, par Julien Cermier. sud par Ca
def Sannier, eprteriant 200 acres.
La dite propriete ayant etc sa,sie par moi
pour satisfaire. une. dette due a Get etat, pour
taxes mon payees de 1854 ct 1866, Sc montaut
a!SJO Is 49,
G0nditiass--eernptaRt
10 out 80 BUTLER, Cvr~ctaxr.
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Etat de Ia Louisiana VS.. nne portion dc
terre assessee au nom d'Alexandre Blum
I'm vertu des pouvoirs don't je suis revetu
- par racte de 10 legislature de Get 6tat,
a%pprouve 9 mars 1869, ie procederai, d moi
bureau en- la vile des Opelousas, a Ia mai
son de our de cette paroisse, lie SAAEDl
4 Deeem5re 1858, a midi, ct c~ontinuant de
jour en jour sill est necessaire, i vendre a
l'encan public Ia propriete CT, dessous de-
critic a SAVIOR: ''.
Une portion de terre bornee nord par
Jules Meastreck, sud par - Tesch, est
par J. B. Dejean, contenant 2 acres
La ditto propriete ayant. etc saisie par moi
pour satisfaire n dette due 4 cet etat,
pour taxes non payees de 1854 ct 1856, Sc
montant a $66 81 .a",
Co'ditions-comptant :
J.J. BUTLER, Collector
20 0rfnhra
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venue Par lie
Etatlde la Louisiana VS.. une portion de ter
re..assessee au nom de- Bellard
E1N vertu des pouvoirs don't je suis rcvetu
1Es par lacte de la legislature de Get etat,
approuve 9 mars 1869, je procederai, 4 mon
bureau en- la vile des Opelousas, a la mai
son de cour de cette paroisse, lie SAAEDl
4 Decemdre 1869, 4 midi, ct continuant de
jour en- jour sill est necessaire, 4 vendre a
rencao public Ia propriete ci-dessous de-
critic, 4 savoir:
Cne portion de terre situee sur lie bayou
Crocodile, bornee nord par John Oquinn,
sud par James Oquinn, contenant 1914
acres
La dite propriete ayant etc saisie par moi
pour satisfaire une dette due d Get etat,
pour taxes 0 payees de 1855 ct 1856, Sc
montant d $156 10
Conditions-comptant
j.. j. BUTLER, Collector
al pcfcbvo
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VesaGe par lc COiiectcNr -
Fiat de q Louisiana VS.. nne portion de
terre assessee au nom de Thomas Butler
TN vesta dos pouvoir> dontjc suis rcvetu
- par rscte de la legislature de Get etat,
APPROVE 9 mars 1863, je procecerai, a mon
bureau en- la vile des Opelousas, a Ia mai
son dc 'cour de cette paroisse, lie SAHEDI
4 Deoembre 1869. a midi ct continuaEt de
jour en- jour sill est neccssaire, d vendre i
rtncan public la propriete ci-dessous de-
critic i SAVIOR:
Uae portion de tcrre situee sur lie bayou
Sec, bern9e sud par E. Fisher, Quest par
- Rawlins, eontenant 100 acres
La ditto propriete ayant etc saisie par
moi pour satisfaire une dette due 4 Get etat
ssur taxes non payees de 1854 ct 1855, Sc
moatant 4 $34 40
Cenditions-comptant
J.J. BUTLER, Collecteur
an oafo1~n
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VemGc paT" lie CO1lecteur.
Etakade In Leaisiane vs une portion de terre
4lsassessae Oil q de WIN. Neyland.
tBf yuaraa DIES poHvoirs don't ie suis revs
til par Taete 1Ae u iegisatnre de Get etat
,approuvs . mars 1864, je wocsdsrai, !
mon bureau en a. VILE des Opeieusas, i
Ia maisan de .cour de cette paroisse, Il
iSANEDL, 4 Decembzs, 1899. 4 midi; e'
'conaiHnaatI ds jeurl en- jour, sill est neces,
sairc, . vendre d rencan public, Ia propri
sic ci;aasseeess daeEite, , sayoir:
Une peTaioa. dc ferre situee au Bayou
Chicot, horace sud par J Hudson, Quest PAL
F Cheney. eontcnant 400 acres. u
ggsLa dits propriets ayant. etc saisie par mo
pour satisfaire une ,dette due d Get 9tat
pour taxes 9 payees dc, 1864 ct 1866, SC
Inpntaat d $s4 So '-.s....a u'.'
Conditions-comptant.
80, Get ID BUTLER Cdlecteur.
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Etst de Louisianea vs.. une portion de ter
:. y, assessse ~ mona dc Julien Cormier
iEsasN seTta des pouvoirs don't je sais sevstu
- par i,acte de n legislature do oct 6tat,
approuv6 0 mars 1869, 10 procederai, D mon
bureau On ID vile des 0pelousas, 4 10 mai
scn de cour ae cette paroisss, k SAMEDI
Z Dsaeembre 1855, d midi, ct continuant de
Jour en- jour s'il est necessaire, d vendre d
Tencan pHhlic u propri6te ci-dessous de-
critic d saEoir .' ...
Une portion do terre situ6e d pIaquemine
Dornee nord par j. L. Dngas, sud par Nine
Patrick, conterlant 100 acres
u dite proprisfe ayant cts saisie mar moi
pour satisfaire unc dette due d Get etat pour
taxes non payses dc 1854 ct 1856, No mon
fant 4 9lA 81.
Gondltions-conptant.
Il u. u. HITLER, Collector
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Point de Paawe;

Point de Peage.
~ PEACE sur tout fret aui nous sera
- consigns, d notre Magasin do Depot d
Washington, pour Atrs vendu GU expkdier
i Ia Nonyclle Orleans. sera pare par nous.
Id of;-2m l&~ nITnE & C.ARRIERE.
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VeRsGe par lie COaReCtesar
Fiat de la Louisiana VS.. une portion de
terre assessee au nom de Sylvestre Bos-
sier
LIN vertu des pouvoirs don't je suis revetu
I par racte de Ia legislature de Get etat,
approuve 9 mars 1869, je p%rocederai, a mon
bureau en- la vile des Opelousas, a la mai
son de cour de cette paroisse, k SANEDl
4 D6cembre 1859, 4 midi ct continuant de
jour. en jour, sill est n6cessaire, a vendre a
rencan publie1a propriete ci-dessous de-
critic a SAVIOR:
Une portion de terre bornee Quest par
Joseph Lacomb, sud par Offutt freres, nord
par lie bayou Carron, contenant 60 acres
La dite propriete ayant etc saisie par
moi pour satisfaire une dette due d Get etat
pour taxes o payees de 1854 ct 1856, Sc
montant a $34 40
Conditiocs-comptant
j. J. BUTLER, Collector
80 octobre
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Vente par &c ColBecteuf
Fiat de la Louisiana VS.. une portion de
terre assessee au nom d'Onel Bourza
I'm vertu des pouvoirs don't je suls revetu
80 par racte de Ia legislature de Get etat,
approuve 9 mars 1869, je procederai, a
NOR bureau en- la vile des Opelousas, d Ia
maison de cou de cette paroisse, lie SAME
DI Dscembre 1859, a midi ct c%ontinuant
de jour en- jour, sill est necessaire, d vendre
/ rencan public la prorriete ci-dessous de-
critic d SAVIOR;
Une portion de terre born6e sud par le
bayou Beuf, est par les terres pub'iques, ct
Quest par j. II. Overton, contenant 100
acres
La dite proprie,e ayant etc saisie par moi
pour sati,faire une dette due i Get etat pour
taxes non payees de 1854 ct 1856, Sc mont
ant i $34 40
CeBditions-comptant
j BUTLER, Collector
40 aetahra
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&CAktC Pan fC OkAGEsC9A
Etat dc Ia Lenis&ne rs. ss,e p~rtion de ter
assessee au non, TAndre Bencit
LIN vertu des pouvoirs don't je sais revstu
- par lacte dc la legislature de Get 1tat,
APPROVE Q mars 1869, je procederai, i mon
bureau en- Ia vile des Opclous S, a Ia mai
son de cour de cette paroisse. k SANEDI
1 Decembre 1859, 4 nj Ii ct, c%ontinuant dc
Jour en- sour, sill est McesSai'e, = vendre a
feacan public, Ia propriete G dessous de-
| critics, J. ~saveir-
Une portion de terre situse a Grand &C.
teau, bornee est par I. Hardy ct Onezime
Csruthers, coateiant 100 acres Gu arpents
La dee proprietS 2yaat etc saE. e par mei
pour satisfaire une dette die 4 Get etat,
pour taxes non payee, de 1854 ct 1855, Sc
mentant a So ts
Csnditens-comptant
j. j. BUTLER, Collector
80 Octobrc
Vente par lie Co9acckcmr.
Etat de Ia fLouisiane vs.. une portion de
terrc assesse az nom de Charles Lacaze
LIN vertu @es peuvoirs don't ie suis reve-
- tu per Pacte dc ia Kgislcture de Get
etat, approuve 8 mars 1868, ie Rrocederai,
d mon bureau en- Ia vile des Opaeusss, 4
Ia maison de cour de cette pareisse, lie
SANEDI4 Dscembre, 1859, a midi ct con
tinuant de jour en- jour sill est n~ecessaire, a
vendre a fencan public, Ia preprSte CT
dessous decrite, d SAVIOR:
Une portion de terre situse ! Bots Mallct
dams lie township 5 sud De Ia rangee 2 est
contenant 200 arpents ,t.
ID. La dite propriets ayant etc saisie par moi
pour satisfaire. une dette due j. Get etat pour
taxes non payees de 1854, Sc montant a
SIS %
Conditions-compta,it
J. j. BUTLER, Collector
80 ioetobre 1869
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y. j. j. bUILEIt, COIlecteur
80 octobre 1869
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-06-15

WILLIAM l.. DOUGLASS, of Pittsburg,
Penn, arrested recently for robbing the
Post Office of Ann Arbor, Mich, is q
student who has been pursuing selected
studies at the University of Michigan ut
that place. A report was recently pub
lished in the College paper that ho had
become heir to S4,000,00O, and since
that time he has been quite free in the
use of money.
The work of building the Denver Paci,
fic Railroad is to be carried through with
out delay. General Evans is coming
East to complete contract with, the Un+
ion Pacific Comany for laying out and
equipping the road 10 Omaha.
The report that the Custom,house, at
Puerto Plata was destroyed by fire on
the Goth is denied, by late advices from
st. Domingo. Two large stores adiuin-
ing were burned, and the walls of the
Custom house only blackencd. A nuns
der of the Domincans have gone to join
the forces of the insurgents in Cuba, and
many more are preparing to go; and the
hope that the Cubans will be victorious
in the revolution is freely expressed on all
sides,
The Chief of Police of Boston has
given orders to the Police Of tho city to
arrest and make complaints against, during
Jubilee week, all well.known thieves at
once, whether in the act of robbery or
not, under the authority of State law,
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pretty ''stars" that shone and twinkled on
half the seats-the man Of care and toll,
who looked as if half the world hung upon
his shoulders-the lady of fashion on
whose head, with much effort, could be
seen can airy nothing called spring
bonnet-the young mother with her
universe of wealth." on which were con
centrated her vast treasures Of care and
tenderness-tho lover "sighing like
furnace" to captivate and possess his beau
ideal-the child of four and six sums
mers, and the man and woman of four
score years, bowed beneath care and in
flrmities-and added to all, the news and
book boys, ever and anon passing to your
notice, the latest paper, book or novel, and
imploring you with eyes and acts of elo-
quence to buy and be wise for yourself
and to cap the climax and render the scene
highly ludicrous, the omnipresent conduc-
tor would, so sure as you had adjusted
yourself to position of special ease or
sleep, intrude his presence and ask you,
with perfect nonchalence, to show him a
ticket, just as if he had never seen one
before
AT Schenectady we changed trains and
entered upon the luxuries of one of "Pull-
mans palatial drawing room and sleeping
car, Surely the world moves. Think of
a landscape without shrub or flower
an ocean without a harbor-a planet
without sun, or rather think of them
with these features, and you can conceive
of the grand acquisition TO a rail road
night train, to which is attached one of
these palace cars.
In the embrace of sleep we passed
through the Empire State, and rose at
6, a, m, to look down from bridge of
wire $50 feet, upon the seething, rushing
tide of waters, that ''runs, and runs, and
still runs on forever"
Over lands ruled by British sway,
we ride all day under leaden skies.
The country over which we passed is
reclaimed to agriculture within the last
twenty or thirty years. The soil is a
yellow loom, of every tllage, and under
Yankee sway would exhibit far greater
thiht anu pettuty thdi nv picoSHt.
We saw very many coarse wooded sheep
in the pastures, and all had on their win
ter coats, much to their comfort we
thought. We arrived at Detroit at 5,
Z. NJ, in rain storm-and failed to see
the exact need of said shower, either to
travellers or the fields.
The farming lands here are already
quite too much under water.
Here we tarried for night, and the
next morning fires were luxury, and
warm winter clothing in demand.
We left the city at 10, A. NJ, passing
through fine Agricultural section tt
| Holly, where we were delayed six hours
Winter grain and grass look finely. We
noticed numerous focks of merino sheep
on the way, and not one hal DOTTED hi
winter jacket, we congratulated them OF
their sensible views, as we buttoned on
, coat more closely about us. At half pas
eight in the evening we reach the city o
our destination-East Saginaw, the bust
ness centre of the great Saginaw valley
safe and sound and right side up. Nor
: anon, g, b. r.
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NOtea of Travel.

At eleven minutes past eleven o'clock,
A. NJ, juno Sd, we left our delightful
village and pleasant home, for brief So
ourn between the Great Lakes and in
some of the growing cities of the West.
At 4 =. NJ, we saluted the city Of the
rrojans, and at we wiped the beaded
sweat from our brows, and turned our
course thoroughly westward.
Our complement of passengers was
made up OF every variety and style Of
humanity.
There were TO be seen the enterprising
business man with energy and persever>
ance, and magazine Of trained forces
indexed on his CONFERENCE.-The gentle-
man of travel and leisure, wearing an air
of self content and satisfaction with all
the world-the dandy toying with his
monstsche, and casting shy glaRces at the
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DEATH OF Hon. WIN. KIrTREDGE.

DEATH OF Hon. WIN. KIrTREDGE.
We copy the following extract from the,
pen of Henry Hall Esq, of Rutland rela.
tive to the death of Judge Kttredge OF
Fairhaven.
Judge Kttredge had been suffering for
months from the result Of severe bodily
injury, but was apparently recovering.
Last week he was in Brandon on Mon
day last he was attacked with severe
fantness Last Thursday evening he ar
rived at the Central House in company
with his son, VIM. c. Kittredge, Jr., in.
tending to take the early morning train
for Bennington.
On account of his lameness, a bed was
kindly spread for him on the parlor floor
of the hotel-he arose soon after three
o'clock declaring he had slept nicely
going down the east steps, he complained
of faintness--soon he was in chair on
the sidewalk-he applied some medicine
TO his lips -gasped and was gone.
Thus suddenly passed away one, who
for almost half a century has been in ac-
tive participation in the business life of
Rutland county, HIS talents, his readi-
ness of speech, his religious principles,
his political preferences, his education,
his activity, have made him prominent
citizen of our State. Ever since Decem-
ber' 1924, he resided in Fairhavon, shar-
ing prominently the labors and rewards of
professional and political life.
He was born in Dalton, Berkshire Co +,
Mass, Feb. 20, lS00--the same year in
which the two eminent writers, Maculay
and Bancroft, were born.
His father, DIR, Able Kittredge, issaid to
have been an excellent and successful
physician: his mother, Eunice Chamber
lain, ga mother in Israeli They removed
to Hinsdale, Mass, in 1903, and there
they lived to a good old age,
Judge Kittredge fitted for college with
Rev. Moses Halleck, of Plainfeld, Mass
and at Amherst Academy-was gradua-
ted at Williams College in 1S2l-read
law with Hon. Elijah Hunt Mills, and
Hon. Lewis Strong, Of Northampton lived
a year in Kentucky for the benefit of his
health-was admitted to the bar in Cam
bell Co, Kentucky, in l833-was six
months in the law Office OF Hon iona.
than Sloan, of Ravenna, Ohio, who was
after u. S. treasurer-and was admitted
to the bar in this county, December,
1924.
OF his early struggles for professional
success, no incidents are at hand. His
success as a politician, is attested by the
offices he held. For eight years he was
town representative--for two years {
County Senator--for two years Speakc
of the House of Representatives-for five
years State Attorney-for six years Judgt
of the County Court--for one year Judg'
of the Circuit Court tor one year, Lieut.
Governor Of the State and President q
the Senate-member ofone Constitutions
Convention-and for nearly seven year
Assessor Of Internal Revenue.
'sJudge Kittredge's third wife survive
him He married as follows, viz: Oct
( 1927, Sally Maria Hatch, daughter O
Jonathan Hatch, Esq of Troy N. Y
: Sept 1881, Harriet Newell Adams, eldes
, daughter of James and Jane (Hoagland
> Adams of Castleton, and in 1888, Mrs
: Charlotte Button, laughter of DAME
Pomeroy of Brandon and widow Of
Button
Of his eleven children, three daughter
and one SOD, are living,