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IN the District Court Of the United States for the
l District Of Nermont.-In the matter Of Anterior
Pike, Bankrupts.-Notce is hereby given that
petition has been fled in said Court by Shubael Ath
erto, and Samuel B. Pike, members Of the
firm OF Atherton & Pike. and Individually Of
Nottingham. in said district. duly declared
hankrupts under the Act Of Congress Of March
p S57. for discharge ami certificate thereof from
all their debts and other claims provahle Ter said
Act and that the 6th day Of Oct, 1859 at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, before the the Hon. d. A. Smalley, Judge Of
said Court, at the [. 5. Court House in Rutland,
Is assigned for the hearing Of the same, when
and where all creditors who have proved their debts
and other persons in interest, may attend and show
cause, if any they have, why the prayer Of said pc
titiOneTs should not be granted.
Dated at Burlington on the 9Th day Of sept.,Is69
IswSw b. b. S1iALLEY, Clerk.
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ANourR SAD AccIuENr.--just before noon
Tuesday, C4lix Lmase,a young man of about Is
years. an c.aglo,e Of Shepard, Davis & Co, and
Working 10 their planning mill in the north
Pioneer building, sustained a severe accident.
lie was engaged in tending d planer, and was
drawing out the last board from il previous to
gong TO dianer, when ia reaching flr the end Of
the beard, he in some manner got the fingers Of
BIS right hand caught between the kniyes, and
aaI BIS arm drawn ~ TO about midway between
ne elbow AMI shoulder, the knives severing the
assh and bone inch by inch from the arm as
was drawu in. Fortunately, the machine
Be. was running on half speed pulley
a. uetue, else he must baye passed entirely
.rr-h i' and been reduced TO a horrible shape
' lls. as il was, the resistance Of the arm
-i tae machine. when the attention OF Mr..
'l.-as f.,zsimmons, foreman of the mill, was
-4a' % Bis situation. who. with great GOODNESS,
t'.--.le % take the machine to pieces ard lib
ave 'Ae Unfortunate young man. This opera
'1a'el some Eve or ten minutes, during which
a. i4aogs never WINGED, but bore !; with
greatest iortitude lie Was At once con-
% The residence Of his father, On the
n'->Ai Falls road, and medical assistance
"aen 1t was found necessary to amputste
To sun further up in order to obtain COW
:, ''' The bone, which was then prctruding.
A''Aese Is sober and industrious young
anu n9s the confidence and esteem of his
employers anu associates.
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LuoErrA N. fixLEr,) caIrrxSDEN County,
vs.. SUPREME COURI,

'AAhs W. FINLEY. JANUARY TERM, 1870.
10 the Honorable Supreme Court, next to be
holden at burlington, in the County Of Chittenden
on Ihe hrst Tuesday OF January, A. D., leu.
me petitioner, LGcetta NJ. Pixley, OF Bolton, in
the County OF Chttenden. humbly sh0weth ana
represents that about the 2lst day Of Decem her
- $50, she, by the name Of Lucetta VI. Bailey
MaS lawfully married 70 James VI. Pixiey, az saig
bolton, by Roger Bseman, Justice Of the Peace
ana continued to live with the said James D. as her
husoanc iulhillng all the duties incumhe.t On her
as ms wife, until about the 18th day Of Decem Der
A D. l75l, when the said James VI. deserted your
petitioner and his family; and the said James NJ
mas ever since the time last aforesaid lived in adul-
tery with Laura Martin, and has ever since the
time last Aforesaid, for than three yearswholly
nesectel ana refused 10 live with your petitioner,
or provide for his family, TO discharge any OF the
cutes Incumbent on him az her husband And fur
ther represent that she has had three children by
the said James NJ viz Stafford T. Piriev Edsar
flxley, and James A. PNley, and all Of them under
the age Of twelve year,. And further .hoEeth that
the Petitioner has resided in the said county Of
Ohlttenden Tor more than three years last past and
pray tlat THIS honorable Court will order and de
cree that the petitioner be divorced from the said
James ". Pixiey, and declared single and unmar-
RED, and she be allowed 10 resume her maiden
name and that the custody Of aid children he de-
creed to your Petitioner. Dated at Bolton August
81 1852. LUCErTA NJ. FINLEY.
STATE OF VERMONT. . The foregoing Iiael having
tHTrENuEy Co s. been exhibited 20 ne and
1t aeins male o. appear that the Ibeie- therein
resides without this state, that service caunot be
made On him in tie ordinary way. it is ordered that
the said james ii. Pixley be summoned o. appear at
the term Of the supreme Court to be held az Bur-
lingtun, within and for the County Of Chitteuden,
and State Of Vermont on the first Tuesday o. Janu-
arY 4. D., $50, then and there 70 make answer TO
said libel by publishing the same, together with
tins order, three weeks successfully in the Burling
ton FREE PgEss week y uewsp paper printed at Bar
urgton Aforesaid, she last OF which publications
shall be at least six weeks before the sad term Of
SAID cou-t. which shall he sufficient motto. 2, the
said james n. Pixley o. appear at said term Of
court and answer % said petition
Given under my hand al Burlington. this 10Th Day
Of September, A d. l-f9.
ASAhEL PECk, Judge Of the Supreme Court.
l2W3w
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PArEN1s. 49, Otis Snow, of this city, has re-
ceiyei patent for a butter worker. and Charles
L. Drury, Of Rockingham, one for al improved
horse power.
REAL EsrA.E-Hon Z. B. Englesby has pur-
chased Of NJ B. Catlin, Esq, the residence Of
the latter on the corner Of College ami William
Streets. The price paid We understand TO be
$4,000 FOR house, land and furniture.
The amount Of freight passing through this
city over the Rutland Railroad, at the pre-. nj
time, from the West TO Eastern markets, is
Unprecedented. Yesterday. we believe the
0akcs .4ass male five trips TO Piattsbursa' re-
turning each tine with as many loliei freight
Gays rs she could carry.
l1,-ayIr--l. che annual convention # Royal
arl ssle.. Masters held in this city Wednesday
o..
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IN the District Court Of the United States. For the
L District Of Vermont.-ln the matter Of Zebuion
Jones' Bankrupt. Notice is hereby given that
Jones. OF Rpton, in said District, duly
declared bankrupt under the Act Of Congress
Of March ,, 1867. for a discharge and certificate
thereof from all his debts and other claims provable
under aid Act and that the 9th day Of Oct 1863 at
10 O'Clock A. ". before the Hon T. A. Smaliey,
Judge Of said Court. at the L. ;. Court House in
Rutland is assigned for tine hearing Of the same
when and where all creditors VINO have proved their
debts and other persons in interest, may attend and
show cause, II any they have, why the prayer
said petition should not be granted.
Dated at Burlington the 18th day Of Sep, 1859.
i2N3w. B. B. SMALLEY, Clerk
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IN BANkRUPTCY.-Dst Of Vermont sat
L Grand Isle, the 18th day Of Sept A. ID. !sC9-The
undersigned hereby give notice Of their appointment
assignees Of Frederick Landor, Of South Hero
in the County Of Grand Isle, and State Of Vermont
within said District, who has been adjudged bank
rupt upon his own petition, by the District Court Of
zufN
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faiitCaGen County Ceur,.


Hos JouN PIEEroINr, Prssil ling Judge.
Hon. RUSSELL J. MoRsP.
Hos. SMITH WRIGHT, -7'' - JHagss.
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A Ii ACCOUNTS due to the Free Press Office I'd
a TO July J. lS6s must he settled by the 18th 6f
octoher or they will be placed with lawyer G.r
eohectlon. a. G. & r.. l.. BENEDICT
Free Press Office
burlington, Sept. p, 1863 WV
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dhe Nlarhets.
BOSTON CATTLE MARKET.
lu rHE wEsK ENDING TUESDAY, sept. Is, lsc


AMOUNT Cg LIVE STOCK AT HARKEI.
Cattle. Sheep. shotes. Hogs.
u Is week, iJ4l 1927 - 1900
Last weet, 3-~i 1852 30 fiiO
PaIcEs-Hecf-Extra fat and heavy premium
Oxen, si3.ui re- 1851; FIRST quality, tl20O a. si2.75
% quality o' a. l.75 3D. quality $500 a. 10 70 2
lHIEs a- tota! weight Of hide, tallow and dressed
beet iulIs, Ac.i 500 s5p1
Wo.t big O1.l-fi-U 70 500 y pair, or according
O. l.H value as beef Handy Steers, F. n $50.
M-sa Cows 81. "a -r extra good, So a l00,
with .. without calves as may be agreed, firroW
and ordinary, SGD tn 80.
siars.-}c.s.as, 81. "a % two-years old, SO
h.e,, and Lam. .-ss a O cts. extra. 70 &c per
o. Uu live vcI -ht or s-fOd $50 2 head.
81 tc>-Who.e,ile DO. dilic; retail u a llc.s II.
Tat Hog. lot q zee retail, o. Hi5c p tt. Spring
Haes-Br..htoa g. q ice. Country lots. 81. a y.
Tail0w-- H SIC. Country lot, n &C.
Pe.is-v. tIi Voc! Cd "a IS cts each. country lots,
9 G COS.
Ti, ulf.glfaa.o state % tie market noticed in
our report .f ia-t g.-fay, v-a- Aggravated hv the
r.re'ul a. hr-1t.l % SOME -p head from the We.
a.. H ifN.u iH. East. numbers which proved suit-
o eal ln cause more serious dee ersiuu in prices
shan lt- been el ler.clceI DO any previous week
fi.- lu.r Uu tNc ordinary % sm grades lf cattle.
Some 90 lla Western cattle were -uia atprce- under
tie-e|-t 90 luiiai aud tie pick 0f 30 out OF loo
D. . were sold 90 Brighton 40 Gle q IT,. price that
offered all Trfu-ed Ht Albany Tor the whole lot
9ra tle ie- leeNN extra heeycs were token At
...ut .l.t u... prices. but the other grades were
-.fHla' - ID. -..i.e % prices & per l.u r.. But
there tras -. ltt.r trlaL1 that many lots were
rlhtunu ir.tu ta' saic-4 yards and held over for II
better mss. 90.
There mach complaint of the poor quality Of
sheep Hu1 lu..s tur Tire demand E good this week
.al e-a--.fi.v 9 - good lots We knew them sllt Al
$50. o. '' ami upwards, according o. quality
and from t''-c i.' when weighed.
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FHHlS is 20 give notice. That on the 18th day Of
Il Sept, a d. l.69. Warrant in Bankruptcy was
issued against the estate Of Mason D. Abbott, Of Fair
fax in the County Of Franklin and state Of Vermont,
who has been adjudged q bankrupt on the petition
Of his creditors, that the pa -ment Of any debts,
and delivery o. any property nng 70 such Bank
rupt 10 him, for his use, and the transfer Of
property BIS him, are forbidden by law that meet
inc II the creditors Of said Ba1krupts % prove their
debts, and 20 choose more ASS -nees Of his e-
tate, will be held At 8 Court Of Bankruptcy. 10 be
holden at the office Of l.. L. Lawrence. in Burlington,
in the County of Chitteuien and State Of Vermont.
before L. L. Lawrence, Register tie 10th day Of
October. 4. y. 1863, at ID o'clock \. ".
y. B. FLANAGAN,
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N the District Court Of the United States for the
L District Of VermOut--In the matter Of Norman
jerks, Bankrupt Notice is hereby given that a
jerks Of Rutland. IN said District, duly declared
a bankrupt under the Act Of Congress Of March ?,
1867 for a discharge and certificate thereof from all
his debts and other claims pr0vabls under said Act
and that the 9Th day Of Oct, 1853, at 10 O'Clock A.
NJ, before the Hon. d. A. Smalley, Judge Of said
Court, at the L. 5. Court House in Rutland, ia
assigned for the hearing Of the same, when and
where all creditors who have proved their debts and
other persons in interest may attend and show
cause If any they have. why the prayer Of said pc
titiou should not be granted.
Dated at Burlington on the 18th day Of Sept, 1859
llv3w B. b. SNfALLEY, Clerk.
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We had aec4.isr. "a f.,g Ilvs since. .. visit
... t...,-.. f... ........
'-7
worthy an extended notice -'NA.
midway between Sle,5uru depot and thc lake.
The .oI l. 81 e.r,r,rl,, loan, and ,ls ,ir-.r. SNIFF
citn''y i'.Ilhs 10 "DoI' S'o' N''1i'i '' '.--'-
The underlying rock is limestone. which crops
ON. ..,e.iorq1lv l.,t moi sufficiently. f.r.er-
".N-' liz WASH -'-'''
hundred AMI sixty acres -.e i-'- il1'ei
a,. .l. north side q thu h..iUse. amid a rrou-
sion If most noble fruit trees ueaIiu- under
loads of delicious pears aal apples. '. oae Of
those iiupreteuding hut cemf-t.t's structures
in which the well-to-do farmers OF N.u England
are wont 70 lisr5nse their generous h1.uitaI-ti-s
and which are too often giving way 30 more
.5stf, ie.. Convenient and I-.s ..i--,f,s ,..u-
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NIB Wamsutta Bleached Coiton--the very best
family cotton in market-ior a few days longer At
n cents yard by the piece.
Burlington. Sept. E.-'tSw1
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r. the District Court % the United Sates. For
i the District % Ncm1ut.-ln the matter OF Chas
M-kobcrts, Bankrupt. Notice j. hereby given that
position has been ale1 ia said Court, by Chas. ".
Roberts oi Putuey ia said District, duly declared
bankrupt under the Act Of Congress OF March =.
.-, for ischar-e ami certificate Thereof, from all
p debts and other claims proyahle under said Act,
and that the 9Th day Of Oct, 1862, at 90 O'Clock
NJ, before the Hon. D. a. Smalley, Judge OF said
Court. at the L. 5 Court House in Rutland, j.
assigned for the hearing Of the same. when and
where all creditors who have proved their debts,
and other persons in intsres5, may attend and
show cause, II sny they have, why the prayer Of
saii petition should not be granted.
DATED at Burlington. the 10Th day Of sep. IS59.
l2w5w b. B. SMALLEY. CLERK.
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lynn NEW Spiral COG WHEEL. which rIr-
W not get out u gear. anc Piteat Keyed ROLLS
ihe covering q which viii not turn upon the shaft
j. les eonil catec and better uiade than ans other
wriuEcr, and is more economical. Maruf+cturet hy
providence Tool Co Providence, r. l. New Y.rk
store, - Beekmau Street
Also, Nuts Washers. Bolt, and Heavy Hardware.
snip Chandler and sail Makers nnrdware. Also
manufacturer II
PEABODY BREACIi-LOADING FIREARMS.
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y the District Court Of the United States for the
i District Of Nermont--ln the matter Of Levi 5.
Leonard, Bankrupt.-N0tice IS hereby given that
petition has been hed In said Court hy Levi :. Lelsl-
ard, o.. Westminster in aid District duly deela7tfi
a bankrupt under the Act oi Congress OF March 2
l-i7, ior a discharge and certificate thereof from al
and that the 9TH dag October f,69 at luo'ciock A.
D., before the hon. ID a. snaley, Judge Of sad
Court, At thg L. ; Court House in Rutland. f.
ASH zned iur the hearing % the same, when and
where all creditors VINO have proved their de tsaud
other persons n interest attend and show cause.
if any they have, why the prayer Of said petition
should no. be granted.
Dated at Burlington. on the 18th day Of Sept 1859
l2T}W B. B SMALLEY. CLERK
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BANKRUPT aotires

VHls is to give notice: That on the asd A..
4 September, a. ~. 1857 Warrant in Banhru1.sO~,
OF Ludlow, in the County Of Windsor AMI s, sy,
Of Vermont. who has been sdjudged a Bankru,S, .e
the petition Of his creditors; that the payment ~,
70 such Bankrupt, TO him, or for his use, and nc
transfer Of any property by him, are forbidden hy
law that meeting OF the creditors Of said Bank
rupt, to prove their debts, and TO choose one or
more Assgnees Of his estate, will be held at Court
Of Bankruptcy, to be holden at the United States
court Rooms in Rutland. in the County Of Rutland
and State Of Vermont, before A p Ly man, Register,
on the l2ih day Of October, A. ID. 1859, at 10
o'clock, A. NJ
n. h. FLANAGAN,
i9W2W DAINTY L : NarzhaI as afasaanOar
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TYLER WATER wHEELs.-Over 5000
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once. address l. ) ~ bLaS4ilNU CO..
Sept 3-f14Tfw 81 broome ST.. n. 7
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Ora MITE STATE
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We have no. 1T our command the Information
called for. The sum Of our own information on
The ,gi se, being the statement cf oae e the oil-
GERS Of the State Society. thAt the H., profits Of
the FAIR would be cover $1,000" "e nave
supposed that we might see some authoritative
s,ateaen, In the Rutland Hral3, edited by the
Secretary Of the Society but none has appeared
vet The following 6sur@ were given by a cor
respondent of the Springfield Republican. How
correct they are, We have no means Of letermin-
u--
TIE whol, amount Of Premiums vas $1,000,
..- -f. expenses added makes the total out-oes
Tveuty-.hrye Thousand single tickets
F.r. - , during the week, ana there were 800
tickets ; total receipts -ll 900, nett
gain goo The society have $4,000 saved
f..1 previous fairs.
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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-08-26

Mr.. EDITOR A meeting of the mem
bers of the Society of Innocent To-
quirers was bad at their rooms last
evening, at which it was resolved that,
in consequence of the erasive answers
given by you to the questions PROFOUND.
ed At the previous meeting, | should in
future solve all the kuotty points in
argument myself, and merely make you
acquainted with any of particular To-
terest which may occur. The grand
questions introduced last evening we're:
LIST. Did you sign the Railroad petl
ton If so, why
Ans. Yes Because bad nothing to
lose; and perchance may gain something
thereby, because the town appeared to
be on its last legs and believing that
when things are at the worst they
sometimes mend" and that a railroad
was the only possible institution caps-
Bile of eflec,ing any change for the
better. 10 save the county appended
my autograph.
End. Do you think the article in the
Crescent of last week, 10 good or bad
taste?
Ans. do not see any taste whatever
therein. In fact, think it entirely pre-
mature and out of place. think the
members of the Legislature from Orms-
by county obeyed the commands and
expressed the wishes of the majority of
their constituents in advocating the
passage of the bill. believe that niue
tenths of the citizens signed the R. r;
petition for precisely the same reasons
as did. feel proud in saying that SO
far the entire meeting Endorsed my
opinions. ENQUIRER.
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ECLE CTIC PHYSICIAN.

A IL DISEASES OF WOMEN AND CHILL
n dren especially treated. Old Chronic Dis.
eases cured. Private Diseases Of every character
treated in strict confidence N. B.-N0 COCA.
SION TO GO TO SAN FRANCISCO.
ONCE, West side Of Carson street, . few doors
south Of Penrod House.
August 9th, 1869
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-08-26

ARRESTED on CHARGE OF MURDER.
Sheriff Butler of this county arrested
an Indian known as Piute Jim, night
before last. He was pointed out to the
Sheriff by some men who recognized
him as the Indian no boosted of kill
ing a Chinaman few weeks since, in
Lyon county. The Indian is supposed
to have killed and robbed the China
man, aud then thrown the body into the
Carson river. He has the reputation of
being bad Indian aside from tGls
charge of murder. At present he is in
the Ormsby county Jail awaiting the
return of Sheriff Shaw of Lyon county,
now at Genoa, to whom he will be de-
livered. Piute jim seems quite indif.
ferent as to his fate, the only solicitude
in relation thereto thus far manifested
being in the question addressed to the
Sheriff " How much you take and not
kill me?'