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Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-26

u linted,
He's 4 bna surgoou thAt COZ pity epAres
The part corrupted I'LL the gan9r1ae
81 spread, J
And al ne bedy paFiSh. be thal'a maFsifal
Uhto IL bed u cruel 4 the EoodsAa
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-26


convened on the 4th Of duly Of the
same year in Atlanta. The act Of
Congress 10 which / refer re-af-
frmed certain qualification which
were demanded from an persons
who we're to hold office in The "a.
constructed States. After some
delay, a resolution was adopted by
the Legislature Of Georgia declar
ing that that body was duly quail
Rea; and thus began the civil gov
ernment in the State. Peace ans
harmony seemed az last 10 hay.
met together, truth and Justice Z
hayeklssed each other. But tlsiI
reign was Of short duration. b
and BIZ tho reconstruction. acts d
Congress began to be questioned
and It was alleged thai they werI
unconstitutional. And he Iegis
latnre, which was elected undeI
the constitution framed and SUI
lported BIZ coloFod men, deelr
that man having more
18th of AfElcan blood ii eins
was Ineligible 10 office 3 sea-
Is tie Legislature of the tate q
Georgia These var men +
whom the Republics party cxteliE
AL the rights aia privileges 6
elhzenshiD, wen they we're en-
powerea. n ned ekpedienk :
lieut. OF farefaf from such haneE
.Icent ma we're lke meat q a
political equality 3
q r
Fts j. he MaEA s
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-26

fWoIHalH Dat tafpe Ioa8 H1Io
STAB : dFunsoa AZ %
afday efenln 4 aIe
aaaclag nolie wf1t ssy bad
b in1nlelnR ID their mnish1
orgies end dissipation. Fsn "a,
ness has been the ruin no.
gto-he swallows never
ealeul44lK thu
Crystal Springs Ha
The New York herald., 1870-09-14

! TOR s,LE-A FIRST CLASS LIQUOR STORE II
II t;recnpont price 970a; going The Old country
Amply Ut M Green point avenue. oreeupoint L. l.
The New York herald., 1870-09-14

r,1 IRVING PLACE. "A PRIVATE FAMILY CAN AC
1 commodate persons with excellent Board and
deslrabc Rooms second aud thud dVors; elegantly and
peWiy furnished; references.
The New York herald., 1870-09-14

20 IRVING PLACE, NEAR GRAMERCy PARK.-AN
OC elegant Second Floor; sio large email
third and fourth noors private table II desred;
references,
The New York herald., 1870-09-14

EE IRVING PLACE NORTHWEST CORNER EIGHT.
W. eenth stree-Eessnty furnished Rooms, singy
enile. 20 LEI. with Board.
The New York herald., 1870-09-14

II 1HlRIY-SlXTH STREET. NEAR FIFTH AVE
Of nue.-tlegs nt'y furnished Rooms and third
toor suitable for PARTY gentlemen families house
aud able lfst class; family small.
The New York herald., 1870-09-14

WANTED-wIrH OR WITHOUT PRIVATE TABLE,
w part Of . priva;a House, furnished, for housek
by three adutsy improvements dspensAbs Ocsr
tion Sixth and In tyhst street pay
references unsxcepiouabls Address, giving erns JACK
SON, Herald ones.
The New York herald., 1870-09-14

or WEST TwENTYFOuRTH sTREET.-sECOND
n and third oor Rooms, newly csrpetrd and faraish'
with hrs class Boar families angie gentlemen w..
cation uncxccponabe convenient 70 and TWENTY
street stages. Reference
The New York herald., 1870-09-14
EYES AND EARS,


A RTIFICIAL HUMAN EiES.--BAUCH 4 GOUGEI~
IA MANN (formcry with Prof. Boissonneau, OF farsA
makers and nserters OF the improved ci human
65l Broadway N. B.-Theso eyes endorsed by thi
Faculty
The New York herald., 1870-09-14

IT UNIVERSITY PLAcE-To LET WITH BOARD,
i Rooms third aud fourth floors, han f4omely
nished side Room nfst door, front
class.
The New York herald., 1870-09-14

OK THIRD AVENUE, NEAR TWENTIETH STREET,
At)l To let large comfortably furnished front Room
TO one or two gentlemen. gentleman and lady ladies'
Price IS per week.
The New York herald., 1870-09-14

yIIRST CLASS COUNTRY BOARD WANTFD-FOR THE
fail and winter. bv geAieinan AMI two dau ,hters
private ami Urau Orange proierred. Ad-
dress "A. d., oox a. Herald once.
TlLTASANT ROOMS, WITH BOARD, CAN BE OBJ
l. tanned for the fal winter months at farm house,
IL minutes from depot crms moderate. Address COM
FORT, halfway, N. j.
The New York herald., 1870-09-14
FOR sALK.

C,UR SALE-THs FINEST SAMPLg ROOM ON BROAD.
wav sul stock o. first class wines and cigars
the be i offered cnergetc man with
Jmai capital. Inquire OF sTOCkBRIDGE L MARTIN. II
Broadway
The New York herald., 1870-09-14
SUMMER RESORTS.
FOR SALE.

CT. MARKS HoTEL, NEW BRIGHTON, S. T., WILL
- open until late In the fal; Boar for the fall
season at moderate rates. ID. CAMf COilE
The New York herald., 1870-09-14

II PAST NINTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH AVENUE
Elegantly furnished suits oil Rooms to let to families
or single genemen with lrt class board; table II
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1870-05-18

MEETING OF TIE BOARD OF EDUCATION
ELECTION OF NEW SEcRETAKY.-A meeting
of the Board Of Education was held in Bel
lows Falls on the 18th and l4th. John II.
French. LII. D., of Albany, n. Y, was ap-
pointed Secretary of the Board, to take the
place of Andrew E. Rankin, resigned.
The following resolution was adopted as an
expression of the views of the Board in re-
lation to Mr.. Rankin.
Resolred, That the Board Of Education
hereby express its high appreciation of the
faithful and effective services of its late Sec
rotary, A. Z. Rankin, in the administration
of the arduous and trying duties of his office,
and we individually sincerely regret the
necessity of his resignation, coming from
his physical inability to endure the increasing
official duties devolving upon him.
The following resolution was also adopted
relative to the death of Governor Washburn /:
ResolUed, That as guardians of the Educa-
tional interests of the State we are profound
ly sensible of the loss we have sustained by
the death oil Hon. Peter L. Washburn, late
Governor and Chairman of the Board of
Education, from whose vigor of administra-
tion and lifelong devotion to the cause of
popular education, we bad looked for results
of the highest consequence to the State.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1870-05-18

VERMONT MEDICAL SoCIETr.-The semi
annual meeting of this society will be held
at Burlington on Tuesday and Wednesday,
June and 8, commencing at IL a. N. of
Tuesday, and closing on Wednesday, in sea-
son for the evening trains.
Papers are expected from Dr. L. c. Butler
of Essex on New Remedies from DIR. o. +.
Fassett of St Adams on Anesthetics in Mid
wiiery; from DR.. G. l.. Allen of Rutland on
lmperfectiOns in the present system Of Med
zeal Education from DR.. Z. F. Frost of
Brattleboro on Uses and Abuses of Opium i,
from DR. G. b. Billiard of St Jonnsbury on
the Thermometer in Medical Practice from
DR.. +. Z. Phelps of Windsor on Pathology
of Fever Besides these there will be reports
of cases in practice statistical dissertation
on Consumption in Vermont, and an address
from DR. A. Harding Of South Hero, on I'm
proyements and Changes in the Science and
Practice of Medicine. the latter on the eve
ming of Tuesday at o'clock.
The medical profession of the State are
earnestly invited TO attend, and contribute to
the interest and profit Of the occasion.
Provided twenty-five persons come to at
tend the meeting on each OF the railroads.
Vermont Central and Canada. and Rutland
and Burlington, the Secretary will issue Ger
tifcates emitting them to return free.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1870-05-18
News and JOttin.s

Ida Lewis will be married next outumn
A. II. Stevens has finished his history Of
the war.
The potato bug is committing great raw
ages in Indiana.
Ohio is to have State temperance Con-
vention to make political nominations.
The Houston (Texasl Times advocates the
establishment of slavery.
The friends of the St. DOniugo treaty
have given up all hope of its ratifcation.
The late Fenian scare cost the Dominion
people about $500, 900.
The Independent says that Queen Victoria
is utterly opposed to female suffrage.
Gen. James Longstreet has been apnointed
adjutant general of the Louisiana militia.
Several persons have persisted BY the fires
raging in the mountains of New York.
Bear in mind that it costs $50 to rsfuse
to answer the questions of a census taka.
An Alameda, Cal man is trying TO Make
800 eggs into spring chickens by the alb of
a kerosene stove.
Surgeon General Hammond thinks Ne Rar-
land is liable to have more attacks of mania.
and is dangerous character.
A State Mass Temperance Convention Vi N
be held at Auburn, Me, on the 18th OF judi,
to nominate candidate for Governor AID
transact such other business as may eote
before it.
On Saturday night Thomas Hickey u
shot and killed by some person unknown, Il
quarrel in front of house of ill-fame Il
Adams street, Rochester. The murderet
has not been arrested.
A little daughter of Edward Libby il
Gorham, Me, two years old, few dlyl
since drank q quantity of strong I've, f0m
the effects of which she died IN about q
hours in terrible agony.
The famous breach-of-promise case o.
Amanda Craig against Elisha Sprague, tire
about n year since in Chicago, is to be re
peated, the Supreme Court having REMAND
ed the case for a new trial.
The President of the Southern Pacif
Railroad has promised to employ only whit
laborers if San Francisco gives the roa
81 600, 900.
More than six hundred Catholic ladies
distinction have signed an indignant prote
against the idea of a commission being al
pointed to examine the converts in Englan'
Governor Hoffman has vetoed the Ne
York Arcade Railroad bill
The lunatic son of Henry Clay died in th
Lexington (Kentueky) Asylum on Saturday
For over fifty years he was an inmate Of ii
Lexington Asylum.
The Steamer War Eagle, at Lacrosse. Wis
was burned on Saturday. together with Il
depot of the Milwaukee and St. Paul Raj
road Company. The passengers on the BOT
all jumped into the river, and two we
drowned.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1870-05-18

The BALLOT IN ENGLASD.-A bill has been
introduced in the House of Commons to put
into operation plan of secret voting. It
is as follows: The returning officer shall
supply a ticket corresponding in number
with counterfoils to the voter, the latter is to
secretly write his number and name of his
candidate and deposit the same in the ballot
box. These ballots, at the termination of
the polling, the officer shall open and count
in the presence of the candidates, and then
the seal tickets and counterfoils separately,
and return them to the clerk of the Crown.
Stringent provisions are also made against
bribery.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1870-05-18

NEWSPAPER CHANGEs.-E. b. Sawyer, Esq,
has retired from the editorial charge of the
park, and Mr. Chas. c. Morse, the former
publisher and editor of that paper, takes the
editorial chair again. Mr.. Sawyer has made
a very good paper of the Nelosdedler, and Mr..
Morse will doubtless keep that journal still
up to the times.
The Middlebury Register is now run by
Messrs Justus Cobb, w. J. Fuller, and L.
E. Knapp MIR. Knapp still retaining the
chair editorial. Messrs. Cobb and Fuller
are practical printers and were formerly
publishers of that paper. The new compa-
ny will make the Register live. reliable
journal, and one well worthy the support of
the Republicans of Addison County.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1870-05-18

EDITORS IN THE CONSTITUTIONAL CoNvEN-
TION.-Editors are proverbially lucky fell
lows, and we are always pleased to see the
people remember and appreciate them.
Here are six Of these faithful and frye
give the Convention and the people taste of
their quality and wisdom in expounding and
voting on constitutional law. First we heard
of the election Of our jovial friend Swain Of
the Bellows Falls Times, and thereat rejoictd
greatly, and as gravely as we could under the
circumstances. Then we were bewildered
and overjoyed more than we care to write by
the avalanche of good news telling of the
election of Camp of the Newport Express,
Sawyer of the Eydepark NelosdeGler, Phelps
of the Fair Haven Journal, Eaton of the Dan
vile North Sar,-to say nothing of Walton
of the WGtcdmGn. 1t only needed Earle of
the Barton Standard to have made up the
complement of the seven wise men of ancient
days, and we fear Barton made q mistake
in substituting a minister for an editor.
But we will not repine at even this, under
such general stroke of good luck. The
9 brethren - shall be welcome to our edito-
rial sanetum and exchange lists, to our
scissors, paste pot and quilts, during their
sojourn in Montpelier-and may try their
z q at editorial work whenever they
weary of tinkering the Constitution.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1870-05-18
M ARR AGES.

10 RoIbury. May 7th, by Rev. A Ladd, Mr.. NJ osEs
Rarbury.
In Fsyston, May 18th, by RevJ. Beyce, Mr. FRANK
LIN l.. ABROTT OF horetovn, and Miss CHARLOTTE
SMITH. ofFayston.
In WOlcott. April l7h, by c. C. MouIton, Esq Mr..
both af Wolcott.
In Montpelier, May l3ih, by Rev. E. Brown, Mr..
RoBlN.oN rEhPLEroN and Miss EMILY DAVIS,
both OF Mndlesex.
AT the Pavilion, Montpelier, May 10th, by Rev.
Erown. Mr.. SETH POWERS of Montpelier. and Mas
ESTHER MCCULLOUGH. Of Champaign. New York.
In stowe, MAY l2th, By Rev. J. d. BeemaH. Mt.
CHARLES X. WARREN and Miss MATILDA 4.
NEWTON, both Of Stowe.
In Weston, Nav 10Th. by Rev. Joseph Enright, Nj.
6ZEkIEL H. LOVEJOY OF Weston, ard Miss CAR
RE NJ. WILEY, OF Ludlow.
In Wolcoti, April II, by c. c. Aoulton, Esq.. Mr..
NATHAN l. THOMSON and Mrs. RACHEL JONES
both of WoicOtt.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1870-05-18
James Wilson'S Estate.

THE SUBSCRIBERS having been appel Dted BY the
i Honorable Probate Court for the district Of Ran
dolph commissioners to receive. exam ne are
adjust all claims Ard demands of all persons
against the estate Of gsmss Wilson, late OF Brook
hsd In said district deceased represented nsoiFent,
tna the 'eru Of six mOrths from the 18th day CT
Nay ls7O, being allowed by said court to th'
creditors II said decrased to exhibit an prove their
respective claims before Us; Give notice, that We
will attend the duti-s OF appointment Al the
late dwelling house Of Trial A. CLARK. IT. in Bro kdelo
said District, the last THURSDAY Of June and DC
Toesr al O'Clock in the afternoon Ct each OF
said days -
JOHN SPRAGUE, C.
JERAH EDISON, ! O0 IT.
u. A. CLAsE. ia. Administrator.
BFookheld. May II. A. D. 1870. Vows
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1870-05-18
DEATHS.

In Barre, April IIth, BErsEY d. wife of B. B..
Cook, aged 4S years.
In Moretown, May 81, A. R. McEL9OY, aged IS
years and IL mOpths.
ID parted this life April I2th, Of Consumption
CHARLES l.. BARR0WS, sged 2S years. he died at
The residence his father Plny Barrows in Wardsboro,
in c-eat peace.
In RoIbury, hsy 9Th, after very long and painful
illness, Mr.. ALVIN BRIGHAM. eyed IL years.
An abiding trust in his crucd ed and risen Sa vouT
completely sustained him all through his profrarted
and severe suferinEs, aud saved him from the least
fear OF death Lake Pail he had desire depart ind
be with Christ" and with him could say, death,
where is thy sting. grave, where IL thy victory
In Pswlet. April 29th Of consumption, his father's
Rev. l. Fl. Stone, SOLOMON o. STONE. Engineer on
the VI. e. r. r.
tie was beloved by a large circle OF kindred and
friendly associaies His early death iG truly lamented
but he died in hope.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1870-05-18
Vermont Items.


John Blogsdon, while at work in the peg
factory in East Middlebury, sawed his left
hand quite badly few days since.
Mr.. o. F. Comstock of Middlebury has
been appointed town liquor agent for the
year ensuing.
1t has been decided to encase the walls of
the Middlebury Jail with heavy boiler iron.
BENNINGTON COUNTY
The Court Calendar for the June Term of
Bennington County contains 226 cases.
The bones of a human skeleton were re-
Gently dug up in a lot on the outskirts of
Manchester village
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
Over Sc, 900 has been raised by subscrip-
tion among the citizens of Lyndon to build
a business block. 1t is proposed to raise $1O.-
600.
The boot and shoe dealers in st. Johnsbury
have been - running" each other and as
consequence, boots were sold for S2,5O that
had been bringing s4,25.
The St. Johnsbury Times has been pre-
sented with golden russct which was put
into the cellar in the fall of 1868. The apple
Is sound and shows no more marks of age
than is usual with russets which have been
kept through a single winter.
j. ). Horton of St. Johnsbury, while fish
ing recently, attempted to cross brook up
on log, which gave way. As he fell, a
broken stub that projected upward, entered
his mouth and penetrated through his check
nearly to bis eye.
CHITTENDEN COUNTY.
MONEY FoUSD IN SHELBURNE-A few DAYS
since, the children of Mr.. A. L. Hathaway
of Shelburne, while playing on the bank Of
the Lake. near the Mech farm. found a
couple of gold pieces on the beech. Mr.
Hathaway afterwards went to the spot and
succeeded in finding eighteen pieces more.
The pieces proved to be gold guineas, with
dates ranging from l749 to l776.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Some rascaIs recently killed COW belong.
ing to a poor man named Masia, in Franklin
Kind neighbors bought another and presented
her 10 him.
Mr. S Worden, has been appointed fore
man IN the passenger car department Of the
V c. car shops in st. Adams. Mr.. Wor
den formerly held similar position in the
extensive car works Of Gilbert & Bush o
Troy. n. Y.
A dividend of four per cent less Govern
ment tax, is declared payable on the first day
OF June proximo, TO Stockholders of record
Of the Vermont & Canada Railroads on tn,
18th inst. Vermont Stockholders will b,
paid by the Treasurer at his Office in st. Al
bans.
small party of fishermen caught 300 lb
Of bass near ST. Adams Point, recently.
ORANGE COUNTY. d.
Hon. Henry Keyes, of Newbury. has beer
elected Director in the Mount Washington
IN. H. Railroad.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1870-05-18

PATENTS The following patents were
issued to Vermonters for the week ending
May 10th, 1870:
Wrench, b. F. Buxton, West Randolph.
Weighing scale, L. Fairbanks, St. Johns
bury
Shears and scissors, G. o. johnson.
Springfield.
Universal square, d. NJ. Moore, Windsor,
assignor to Z. @. Lawson
Railway axle-box (re-issue), j. B. Fetch
or, St. Adams, assignee of G. b. Boynton.
Dated Nov. IL, 1867.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1870-05-18

The Constitutional Convention has large
infusion of the ministerial element of the
State in its membership. The clergy are
strongly represented, and by some of the
most staid and reverend divines among us.
Should the Convention take fancy to venti-
late the ecclesiastical law of the " Woman
question: - as well as its Constitutional bear
ing and political significance, the disciples of
st. Paul would fad a field for forensic dis
play and wisdom quite to their mind, aud in
which they could bring up things both
old and new.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1870-05-18
CaIIsta PInney's Estate.

rNHE SUBSCRIBERS, having been appointed by
Il the Honorable Probate for tn ID street Of
gton, Comm ssioners TO receive, examine, and
adj all claims and demands Of sll perso aea 81
Of CAsts Pnuey late of Mortified, in sAic
District deceased resented inovent, nd the term
q MS q ON the third dsv May, 1870, being
sloWe ny said tn the creditors OF said deceased
bit and prove their claims before
Give notice, that will attend the duties %
Apro ntmcnt tn Cfice OF Geo. Il Fisk, North
aeld said DIS rict, the third Wednesdays OF June
and December next, O'Clock in tie afternoon
each of said days.
GEORGE e ~ SEc TITaoLs' tConm'rs.
Northhe'f Nay OH 4 n 1870 FIew3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1870-05-18
THE ROCKET,
D. CassiuS JOslin Horse

WILL BE- this season, the same last, In The
w and Charge of NJ P. Hssthr E-q. OF More
Vi. and VIII be the stable Of ". Il. skinner
Of HIer bury Hotel, houdays, Tuesdays, and
wenasdays; Al the stable Of n. G. Joslin, in ais
field Thursdays and Fridays; and al the stable OF
Noa Fish r, Alretown, Saturdays. The pedi-
gree this stallion we'll known. He a grandson
q tht'' Myres 4" North Horse" and his Dam was
~ ths full blood imported English harse, The
Mediator and iRst trotng msTe- The grand
Dam iull blot Sherman MORAN Rocket Is Is
yesrsd weighs 1000 pounds, 10 black color and has
troile 4 mite 0 2.43 sthout special ira ming. His
stock. large and first class roadst,rs, and many
then proved 10 be fast horses Of great eRdur
The noted horse, India Rubber Bend owned
hv Hall Boston that his mile IN = is one
OF Roc st's colts. Otheu owned IN Massachusetts,
I-ian nd ghG be named that Their mile
~ ftnd > 81. HIS well known thr--us hout
q aud aud Of late years has bee much sought
by .oIemsn- Rocket 10 now owned BY seven farm
In EA4tsd-ld who purchased the horse prevent
" $500. fsorn he STATE Terms t. warrant. so
4. q. JOSLIN. ~
w. N. c. JoSLIS,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1870-05-18
Petition for Divorce.

MARTIN W IACKMAN } w.sH5sGTes C9EgsII,
MERCELlNEJ. JACKMAN. >Aag. Term, A. D. 1870.
ITO the Honorable Supreme Court of the State Of
~ County Of w sshington, the secono
Tuesday &C August. D. 1870:
Your petitioner, Martin W. Jack man, Of MiddleseG.
in said County Washington, humblv represents thai
on the 25h day OF November, A. 1868 at Stowe, In
Lamoille County. be was duty and legaiy married 10
Miss. Aerceline J. Sparks, OF SAID Stove, BY A. l.
Cooper. Minister Of the Gosps that from that time
Merceilne As his lawful wife, and In all hrgs nam
observed and kept all the vows and duties lneumhen'
be observed ard KEEP BY him, - her hasbAnd-bui
petitioner alleges that the said Mercene, DTS said
~e hath Kept and performrd the duties OF wife
but thereof she h. their said mar
riage Committed the cTue of adultery, and hath le
petitioners house. and from and out ct this
Sfs Wherefore your petitioner that this Honor
able Court wall TO him by proper decree bill OF
divorce from the bones OF atTimony now subsisIng
bet wee him and his sand Wre.
Dated at Waterbury this 18Th day Of April A. D lS7o
MARTIN W. JACKMAE.
STATE OF VERMONT Whereas Martin w. Jack
County Of Washington, hiss this day h~d in The once
Of the Clerk OF the supreme Court Of The STATE OF Yer
mont for the County OF Washington the foregoing
tition for from the said Mercene J. Jsok KHAN
and it appears that the said Merceine is cut of this
ate, and that said petition cannot DC served on her
IT rs BEHEHr ORDEsrD, that the said Nerceline
jaekman be and appear before be said s. Preme Cou
az the neIt term thereof TO be holden al Aonpellsr
Thin and for the said County of Washington the
second Tuesday OF August A. D. 1870 the first day
Of the said and make said and
show il any she have, why The PRAYER thereof
should Be and also that the said petitioner
cause the foregoing petition and this order 10 be pub
lished three weeks lively in the Green Mountain
Freeman, public newspaper printed at Montpelier
aforesaid, tn last which publications. shaIhe 1t
said term Of said CCzarc-
Given under my hand At MentpsleE. an th7 Ca-'-'y
LUTHER NEwCONB, Clerk
P DrLIANGHAM son, A'ty.s for Petitioner.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1870-05-18

~ Our correspondent "'W." expresses
his own views on the Mcfarland case in the
article published on our outside, = aud we
should decidedly dissent from some of his
differences. But the article is well-written
and readable, and we have no objection to
printing arguments fairly and candidly set
forth even where we cannot agree with all
the writer's conclusions.