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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-10

THE WHOLE WITHOUT RESERVE, FOR A
division of interest, AMI to close the estate in
the matter of the
SUCCESSION OF j, T.. WARNER, DECEASED.
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WILLIAM z. FITZGERALD VS.. MARY L.
COONEY, WIDOW OF JAMES WILLIAM
FITZGERALD. NOW POWERS.

Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
no. So 3o2
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A GOOD DWELLING AND BUSINESS SITE
ON THE CORNER OF SEVENTH AND
FULTON STREETS.
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HORSES AND MULES.

SALE OF FINE HORSES AND
Mares, Mules, Buggies. Harness, etc.. at auc-
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SUCCESSION OF W. r. MAYO.
OPEN ACCOUNTS, BILLS RHCEIVABE.
OFFICE FURNITURE. ETC.

Second District Court Tor the Parish of Orleans
No. 80 O55.
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1T NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 10 1870
AUCTION SALES.
Nash & Hodgson.
GOOD PROPERTY FOR INVESTMENT.

THE DOUBLE TENEMENT FRAME HOUSE,
With Two-Story Brick Back Building, no. 'H
Tohoupitoulss street, between jackson ana
Josephine streets. -
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RARE CHANCE FOR INVESTMENTS

RARE CHANCE FOR INVESTMENTS.
CHOICE STORE PROPERTIES.
STORES, Nos 45 and Al Front street, and Nos.
IS and 48 Fulton street. between Peydras and
Gravier streets, leased at TIRES thousand dolls
per annum.
TWO WELL-BUILT THREE STORY BRICK
STORES OR DEPOTS AND LOT ADJoIN.
ING, Nos $50 aad SOL Decatur street. adjacent
to the Pontchartrain Railroad Depot, leased at
three thousand dollars per annum.
TWO DESIRABLE THREESTORT BRICK
STORES Or ICE DEPOTS AND LARGE
LoTOFGROUND, on Felicity Road near Full
ton street.
TWO LARGE AND VALUABLE LOTS OF
GROUND, adjoining the same, thirtytwo BY
one hundred and twenty eight feet, about.
ALSO,
THE CHOICE BRICK STORE AND BUSINESS
STAND, No. $40 Magazine street, opposite the
Magazine Street Market, known as
THE ICEBERG COFFEEAOUSE, leased at twelve
hundred dollars per Annum.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-10

Second District court-Dockst No. s., 4l2.
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Cx Il. = MOSTsSGEE ESy, AuCTTSn-
- eer.-Wil be SOLD on THURSDAY. March 10
1870, st ha!i-pAet ten O'CLOCK. at ths spac Gus
Statues, 2,3 and 2l5 Grsvisr street
Elegant SADDLE And HARSEES HORSES
and MARES, in DAirs and single.
CITx and COUNTRY MULES.
-ALsC-
Top and O2es EUGGIES. BAROUOHKs. EAR.
NEsr, etc
Terns-ussh in United States Treasury ncter.
ocsC
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SUCCESSION OF sAGDRLaNA GERHARI

Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
Nc. 1892.
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3. ONE VALUABLE lot OF GROUND, TO-
gether With the buildings and improvements there
on situated in the Fourth District of this city in the
square bounded by NJ agazine Constance. St. Mary
measuring 20 fest front on Mag ,zine street, by
depth of So feet, inches and ! line, between par
ailei lines.
= he improvements consist of and eligible
wostory brick, slate roof store, with brick back
buildings known No. $40, Magazine street, occu
uied below IS the iceberg Coffeehouse. and above
b. Judge Thomas S. Collins of the Sixth Justices
Cour leased for four years from January 1896 at
the rate OF Sl2Q0 per annum.
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Fourth District Property.

Ell GIBLE BRICK STORE, OPPOSITE THE
MAGAZINE STREET MARKET. ON MAG
AZINE STREET.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-04-06
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-04-06

LISTERS ArpRAsALs.-The following rates OF
appraisal for the grand list have been adopted by
the listers of Caledonia county -
Three years old colts, (middling) 500; Two
do do. $40 One do do, sos Oxen, per pair,
g feet (middling) $lS5 Cows, (mddling) Ss5
Three years olds, (middling) S33, Two years
ods do, $50 One year olds do, $40; Sheep,
(middling) So; Swine, per 100 lbs, s. Pees,
per swarm, IS; Hay, per ton, SlOi G, &P. r.
r.. per share, S75.
The Listers voted that il was expedent that one
from each town should meet the Listers of the
State at Montpelier, the last of May, to agree up
on basis of appraisal of real estate, agreeaby t.
an invitation Of the Listers Of Windsor county.
Attic meeting of the listers Of Orleans eoun
ty held in Irasburgh on the a3d ult., the follow
ing rate of appraisals was agreed upon 3 year,
old colts, si5 ? years old colts, $35 year ole
colts, Sa5 Pair of oxen, tgirths ieet) sl25
Cows, $50 year old steers, $50 2 year ole
steers, SEQ year old steers, $40; Sheep, 50
Swine, per hundred 50; ca PR. r., per share
$685. Silver watches, $40; Beesper hive orsworm
S. Brick, per thousand, So; Hay, per ton
$40.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-04-06

VERMONT HisToRIcAL SociETV.-At the annual
meeting ofthe Vermont Historical Society held in
October last, at Montpelier, it was voted to pub
lish, within the present year, volume Of the
Society proceedings and papers with a complete
list of It's members. For this purpose the Socie-
ty is in need of all arrears due from its members
and will be glad to receive the amount at once II
ii generously proposed to furnish the lorthcom-
ing volume gratis to all members who are paid
up to the end Of the current year, We learn
that members are to be advised of the amount OF
their indebtedness by circular issued from the
Treasurer Of the Society, All who have at heart
the interests Of the Society will find pleasure, no
doubt, in early remittiag the amounts which they
owe
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all arrtagG 8.


Ia Waisfcld on the 31th inst by Rcy. James II Bah
bitt Mr.. JAMES T.. CRANE of Bridport and Miss EMILY
H. JosLIN, OF WaitsHold,
In St. Johushury, March 2i, Mr. ORA BISHOP, a2d Miss
ELLEN PEGS, 10th Of Danyillo.
In Newport Centre March 20, Mr.. J0HS S. PERCY and
Miss PRunEScE j, PErTEE both of Newport
In Ryegate, March Or, Mt WM llADLGY, Of NeHlury,
and Miss AGSEs ARTHUR, OF Rycgatc
In Ryegate March %, Mr RoBERr H. GATrs, and Miss
SorHEoSIA NJ. MCLANE, both OF Ryesate
In Barnet March %, Nr. liENnY A. MooHE and Miss
MARY A. SouEns, both Of Barnet
10 Newport Centre March 20, Mr. SYLVESTER p. HAD
LoCSi Of Troy, and iiiss LUELLA A. DAY, OF Jay.
In Lyndon, March 30, Mr. WM. II. CAswELL AMI Niss
CLARA 4. l0UGnroN, both Of Lyndon.
In lIydepark, March 49, Mr. CLEMENT ST. J0uY and
Miss ORRILLA BlscoMEg. both Of MorrIstown.
In East Bethel March %, Mr.. DmoSp NJ. BROWy, aud
Miss ROssiE l. WEEDEN, both Of East Bethel.
In South Royalton, March rs, WILBUR z, ROwELL, Of
lawrence Mass, and LUELLA WLNOr Of So R0yaltOn.
In Post Mills, March 30, Mr. CALEn TArLIN and Mrs.
CAyDAcE s. WELroS, both OF Corinth
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II G a t h S.

-~~~-~-~~~--~---~--~~~ .-~-~~~---~--~----~--s--
In Montpelier March Ilsi Mrs Esruen FernnS,
Aged II years.
In Cabot, March 20 LuLIE NJ, daughter Of Lyman and
Mary d. Hopkins, aged years and months.
In Springfield, W. April L. Mrs. AnnIE ISABEL wife Of
Henry Stafford, Esq, and daughter Of Hon Horace
Fiield, Of Barre aged 30 years,
In East Montpelier on the 9Th instant LUMAN L., son
Of Lucius and Luoina Cumming, aged - years, A
worthy young man. ana terribly sal bereavement TO
his parents and friends,
OBITUARY Died in Northdeld, March "a, Polly, wife
Of James Latham, aged 80 years
Nlrs. Latham was born in Westminster Vermont, Jan
1855. Soon attor her birth, her parents moved 10
Nothield among the first settlers Of the town making
her the eldest nhabitant Of the town when she died,
James and Polly Latham were married December 49,
1875, living together over Go years.
The funeral attended at the house Of their son,
whore a sermon preached by Rev. G, ". Emerson,
assisted BY Rev Mr. Nuttlng to largo collection OF
relatives and friends.
their deep gratitude 10 their friends and noighhors for
the many deeds Oh kindness and charity during tho sick
ness and death Of their mother.
In Concord, March 81, Of consumption, MARTIN D.
BoNNErr, aged % years.
In wllnamstown March D. Mrs PoLLr VI. SPENCER,
widow Of the late Lewis Spencer, OF East Randolph,
aged &c years.
In Newport March 81, EZRA c. CARTER, aged 63 years.
In Charleston March D, at the residence Of her son,
Dr. q. A. Human Mr.. Lucy lliSNAN, aged 81 years.
In Newport March 2i JANE' wife of James lIerrieh'
aged 80 years.
In St Johusbury, March as Mr. oLiym ". BAKER,
aged O. years.
In Morristown, March 81 of consumption SUSAN A..
wife OF Dana Chafee, aged % years aud months,
In Morristown March %, Many T., daughter Of Chas.
Bingham, Esq, aged % years.
In Waterford, March ao after rrotraetcd ilno.s.
Mrs. SARAH Colby TRUssELL widow Of the late VIM, l.,
rrussell, of Danyille aged 81 years.
In Union Village, Maych %, Of consumption, DENSis
B., son Of Orange Fulliugon, aged 30 ycaTs.
In Hartford March &c, MARIA NJ, wife Of Wallace W.
Pollard, aged 2 years.
In Keoluk Iowa March H. Mrs Martha A wifo OF
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-04-06

TnE on PAVILION. One Of the very
pleasantest entertainments Of the season was en-
ioyed by large number Of our people, on We'd
nesday evening of last week, in extending the
right hand of fellowship to our good friends,
Messrs. AIDRIoH & HERsEY, the new hosts of the
time-honored Pavilion. The bill Of fare was ex-
ceedingly choiee-the supply abundant-and those
who failed to have good time must have been
born under a sadly unpropitious planet. These
gentlemen have no little to do to keep up the rep
utation of this far-iamed establishment-but Mr..
Aldrch brings fine record with him, and we
learn that every days experience demonstrates
that, under the new management, keeping a
good hotel " is not among the " lost arts
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The Snow Storm in 1916.
WOODSTOCK. April lst. Isl

WoonsroCK, April lst, 1870.
Nsssrs. Editors II noticed in your last issue
communication in regard to the snow storm OF
June, 1916, from JAMS JOINS The following
upon the same subject, is taken from number
of the Vermont Republican, printed at Windsor
bearing date June the 10th in that year. II wa,
called out by the extraordinary weather that had
just been experienced
- In this neighb0rhood, on Monday last, 1.-THE
third instant), il was clear and cold ON Tuesday
forenoon the same, and in the afternoon showery
and chilly. On W odnesday partly cloudy, bnt
oppres-iyely hot and sultry. Thursday 1.-THE 9th
instantly cold and squally with a sprinkling OF
rain and some snow, which was quite visible on
the trees of Ascutney Mountain. Friday clear
except flying clouds and so cold especially in the
forenoon, as TO require almost winter fires Sat
urday still uncomlortably cold, squally and blus-
terng through the day-mosty cloudy-winter
fires and winter groups around them Consider.
able snow has fallen in this State and in New
Hampshire. We are informed that snow has fall
len in Randolph and other parts Of this State sew
eal inches deep"
Nathan Hoskins, in his History of Vermont
says snow fell in many places to the depth of O
foot anda half. Is there any body living who car
bear witness 10 that statement?
Yours truly,
IlENRY 5. dana.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-04-06

FA1Al AccmNr.-FEEnAN X ALEXANDER,
formerly of Noretown, but who had this spring
moved on to the Shepard hrmat Montpelier June
ton, was in the village on Friday afternoon last,
and rode down home on the iouro clock (cxpres-)
train. on nearing the crossing, just East Of his
house, be endeayorei to jump from the rear of
the baggage ear, which was followed by the pas
senger car-the train running at more than usual
speed. Instead Of clearing himself a, once from
tie car he attempted to let himself down gadu-
ally by the handles and probably miscalcuating
the speed OF the train, was swung directly across
the track in front Of the passenger car Both
wheels Of the rear ear passed over his legs, crush
ing them in a fearful manner, 50 that amputation
became necessary above and the other below
the knee The accident not being understood on
was the first to hear his fathers cry for help -
IS soon as possible, Mr. Alexander was carried
to his house, and medical aid procured. The sur
eical operation was most skilfully performed by
Dr. James b. Woodward, Of this village, as
sisted hy DIS. Kemp Mac1mbcr and Iemplct0n
DR. Chandler not arriving until the opera
ton was mainly over. But, in spite Of all that
medical skill and human sympathy could do,
the suffering man bredthel his last on Sunday
morning, at seven O'Clock Mr., Alexander leaves
wife and three small children lie was a most
worthy and industrious man. and the terrible
calamity has cast deep gloom over the whole
community.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-04-06

PRoLmc Sow.-Calyin Cutter writes, " have
a brood sow (Choster county, of my own raising
She was six years old the nth ult, She has had
eleven litters of pigs, numbering two hundred
and sixteen in n the last litter, twenty pigs, is
now by her side. We call her literary
1opseyn | have twelve brood sows that have
had lttcrs of pigs since January 10, 1870. They
hud one hundred and ifty-seyen living pigs-an
average Of thirteen and a-half pigs per litter, II
any OF your readers have swine that can beat
these in iecundity will present him with fine
Chester county pig, '--Rurai Nec YORKER.
That is some pigs, it is true, but Mr.. Foster
Of the Union House, Montpelier would like to
increase his stock by one, under the above offer.
lilo has a sow that produced litter Of twenty
one pigs last week, it being her second litter of
twenty-onei making ia in ALL within six months
and fifteen days.
Send by express, but no puppy-dog- Presid initial
Jokes, in the way Of negecting to pay expenses.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-04-06

The sale of tho very choice stock Of ENGLISH AM
AMERICAN TAPESTRY CARPETS, and all grades o
THREE PLY, KIDDERMlNsTER and 1NGRAINs, II
Greaiig Reduced Prics,, is still continued by
j. q. EMERY.
March Is, 1870. 09l2
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LIST OF LETTERS,

Remaining in the Montpelier Post Office,
april g. 1870.
LADIEs.--Mss Lydia coblclgh, Miss Llzle u. Davis,
Miss Mary A. Gamble, Miss Estelle Hall, Mrs, Lizzie
Davis, Mrs. J. D.. Nichols Mrs Anne Patterson, Mrs
Ruth Scott Mrs. Mary Walker Mrs sabrlna Witham
GESrLEMEN.-J. S. Alnsworth Boon 4 rwlbb, Camp
boil Hastings, John w. Gitohel James Hobert, d T.
Gilman, g. q. LOOMS, d. Lamberton, Miles j. Merrill
James J. MoGrew & Co, j. Preston, Loren Robinson
Patal Vincent, Joseph Way.
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tgatchman & journal.
WEDNESDAY. ApRIL 9. 1s1o.
Last Lecture of the Season.

Key DE- CnArN gives the ninth and last Ice
ture in the course at Village Hall this (Wcdncs-
day. evening, commencing at a quarter TO eight.
The committee have followed tho good old Scrip
ture custom of keeping the best wine until the
last OF the feast and we confidently expect to
see the largest audience and hear the most olo-
qucnt lecture Of the whole season.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-04-06

SHOCKING DEATu,-NIr, Liant X, Bloke,a brake
man on the mail train going South Saturday morn
ing fell between the cars near Woodstock station,
and was instantly killed-his body being literally
cut into three distinct pieces. The remains were
put in as good shape as possible and sent to his
home at South Royalton He was single man,
about ~ years of age, and said to be most
worthy and highly esteemed young man.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-04-06

Coon BEEF.-The greatest epicure in the world
would have watery mouth to look at some beef
hanging in Bailey q Newcomb's They have just
dressed two heiGers, not yet three years old, the
live weight of which was l55 and 1925, and the
dressed weight s2l and 767--shrinking only 20
and n per cent.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-04-06
WashInelon county Court.


Elem Hayes u.s. e. MeCrllis, apt. Clough
Is Palmer for plaintiff Randall y Duant for
defendant Action on the case for false warranty
Of horse Verdict for the plaintiff for $500 and
cost.
State u.s. Michael Conway and Daniel Donavan.
States Attorney. Clough & Palmer, and Randall
q Durpnt correspondents Indictment for assault
and battery of one Samuel Thompson, at More
town, june 1865 Verdict, guilty. Fine of SIS
imposed by the Court upon each of the respon-
dents
State rs, Fri Gunnison. State Attorney. Ran
dali q Duant for respondent. Indictment for
selling liquor. Verdict, guilty of two offences,
Bonds called for, and forfeited in the following
cases
State u.s. John W. Swasey Indictment for
gros, lewdness and lusciyious behavior.
State u.s. n. Il. stratton, liquor.
A. j. Brown, "
George Rich d"
John Rock,
4. d. Robins "
State u.s. Jotlnm Ellis. Liquor Plea, guilty.
Fine, 500 and cost,
State rs. VIM Blood. Plea, guilty. Fine,
$50 and cost.
State rs B. l.. Perry, Liquor. Plea, guilty.
Fine, $50 and cost
Jury discharged on Monday.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-04-06
EORTY..FIRST CONGRESS-.

INV 'tulH NltuOut ucuatcs anu ~ u stIic
party vote, passed the Texas reconstruction bill
It is similar to the bills admitting Virginia anC
Mississippi, and goes back to the House fol
amendment. The general deficiency appropria
zion bill was reported
In the House, General logan commented sharp
" on the recent letters Of General Sherman. AZ
ter that several speeches were made on the tariff
BILL
WEDNESDAY, March 30.
The President sent q message to Congress- an
nouncing the PRONUNCIATION Of the ratification oil
the fifteenth amendment to the Constitution, and
appcnding the certificate of the Secretary Of State
After a short open session the Senate door
were closed, and the consideration Of the San Do
mineo treaty was resumed. Mr. Cassorly, Of
California, spoke against the job and Mr. Stew
art of Nevada, in favor Of IT,
THE House received the bill admitting Texas &c
representation in Congress from the Reconstruc
ton Committee. and passed il by strict part,
vote. Mr.. Lawrence announced that the passag,
OF the bin was necessary in order to secure the
immediate proclamation of the fifteenth amend
ment Thcact was forwarded at once to the FIX
ocutiye Mansion, and in less than two hours
messenger appeared with the President message
announcing tLe desired proclamation. Mr. WOOD
arose and denied emphoti'aIly, That New ] ORR
bad ratified the amendment Mr. Niback ais,
pronounced the representation that Indiana haC
ralnel Che amendment to be fraud Inc Ke
pu1len' attempted TO refer inc message TO tn'
'"'' .'-'5 "''i'''e'i 'u' 'uo '''or"'a "''e ue
'efminea 90 nave DO oe'a'ei' and showing a's
position To hi'asia'' 30 was finally agreed to lay
Do on '"' 'l'.e for iu'nre action Inc lous'
Che" went ''.' committee upon the la,l" o'.l.
lHv1'pAf' March 81.
Inc 2H ilr iae mrsian oil Texas passed inc
senate 'J party vote. senators flanagan "no
Hamilton were admitted in the senate ana the
i'ui l.-an,A-''e- from Che State 40 The House
v4e'-'n was maze .J Butter to MF' conner
loem.J .eu'''5 because ne was cruel 20 SOC
Nloi7 i'i''4 l"e war; ana denounced certain "ct'
oh 'n9'e.- u' jos campaign -psec1es' p0'lei
"I-NcA ID nave me case referred to the Commit
iee 'n h.e'i'n' ana have hiS accusations cxamln'
el' Nl'' 9'e'ehsoh' OIL oAlo' Mr. OTth' oil In
dI"Ha' ana olNef hepun'ic'ns denounced Butler
pr"p''''''" ''al tne house c'ull go BACK two OIL
-'I'V years prior 10 mcMoeF eec1Ioh ana M
4u're INFO dug moral OF miItary conduct especial
" on the Migrant assumption OF et-pa4e ailida'
WIS us unprecedented ana pfcposterous' But
Ter was Nealen' there BENG only "enty-one votes
in ia'or Oh his m'Ion. Alter Mr.. Conner ha'
,a"en tne oatN' NC rolled up ms sleeves ana ga''
pull1i a. A'S i"s'
lhe House, lu committee, resumed cJnslderu
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This celebrated temperance lecturer will deliver
an address at the Village Hall on saturday eve
ming april ~. Asst is to ben Benefit Night it
is earnestly hoped that every one will turn out
and GIL the hall 10 repletion,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-04-06
UTILLTAM S. SMITHS EsTATE.-Tl

w Lillian D oMl . tAolhlh.--Ine
w Subscribers, having been appointed by tho Hon
orahlo Probate Court for the District OF Washing
ton Commissioners, 10 receive examine, and adjust all
claims and demands OF all persons against the estate OF
William s. smith, late OF Montpelier In said District de-
ceased represented nsoven and the term Of six month.
nom tho id day Of March, 1870, being allowed BY said
Court the creditors of said deceased, to exhibit aud
prove their respective claims before us,
Give notice. that will attend 70 the duties o. our ap-
pontmont at the dweling-house Of Mrs PhnIa smith,
IN Montpelier In said District the first tuesdays OIL
June and August next at nine O'Clock IN inc forenoon,
on each Of said days
LUTHER CROSS, tCommissionars
CHARLES N. GARTER,
Montpelier, March @, A. ID. 1870. l2tf
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-04-06

lion. Ileman Carpenter of Mortified has sued
the Vt. G. r. r. Company for damage incurred
IN the October freshet lie claims that cnlyert
bridge across a stream damned It up and caused
an overflow that otherwise would not have oc-
cured.