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er on charge Of assault and battery with intent
10 Kill. upon the person Of one White.

er on q charge Of assault and battery with intent
to kill, upon the person Of one White
The commanding officer Of the Revenue Cut.
ter Cha,e has been ordered to Ogiensburg pre-
vious to the close Of navigation, TO lay the YES
sci up for winter. Excepting the captain and
chief engineer, the officers will be detailed AID
placed on - waiting orders Nearly all the
crew are to be discharged.
Richard Mills, arrested for drunkenness s;
Ogdeusburg. Thursday, was fined SO and in de-
fault Of payment, ten days in the County jail.
Sent up.
About 10, 900 barrels of apples have already
passed through Ogdensburgh to the eastern mar
kets The most of them come from western
New York, though considerable portion is from
Ohio and Michigan.
William Hesly was arrested for drunkenness
st Ogdensburg, on Thursday. Fined 50 and
costs Paid fine. Healy is a sailor. but owing
to a heavy cargo of spirits lost his reckonings
and was stranded He was toTei off BY the
police.
Col. Belden Noble has left Essez to sail again
for Europe soon, to rejOin his family in the south
Of Germany.
The first Of series of Socials, which will be
held during the winter months In Plattsburg
came of at Bouquets. Wednesday evening
On Thursdsy evening. Nov. 10th, at about 6
O'Clock, FIRE broke cut in the barns and out
buildings Of James Rooney, at BeekmantoEa
and they were entirely consumed.
THURSDAY morning, William Blake was ar
rsigned in the Clinton County court, for Grand
Larceny, in Ellenburgh, Last July. Found
guilty and sentenced to Clinton prison for five
wears. Thetrial of Maurice for burglary followed,
and he was found guilty and sentenced to the
Albany Penitentiary for FIVE year,.
A number Of the merchants Of Platttburg
have agreed ito clote their places Of buslness at
: D. N. during the winter excepting Saturday
night.
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PAFE-NIlL4ls .-ln this city. ou Tuesdly. Nov.
Is .h, hy Rev. DIV 6ates Le1ulr1 ". Pspe Of Wi
-is-on. % Mss Clara y. Iillari kssox.
pAEEER-PiVNY-N1v. 1913, at the residence Of
Che tri1c'- fth,T. by Rev. Geu II Parke-. D.. D..
%. Parker fal1Acy, w. ant Miss Nettie innsy
40. Carts.
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ACREAGE temperature, Of the week 1876; O
. ssme week $50, b. Ga fall Of rain, Us inches
ASS CHANPLAIS.-CLosz OF NAVIGATE

LarE CHANPLAIY.-CLosE OF NAyIGATIoy.
The sharp cold Of the last three or four days
.,rpg closed the ends Of the Lake, the boats have
ssuled of, AMI gone into winter quarters. The
Vermont made her last trip from Whitehall, on
rsssisy, cutting her way through ice from
100 % three inches thick, from Whitehall to
chimney Point The Adirondack came up from
s.-ss. Point, finding ice for some four mile,
... the Point Both boats, with the Oske,
Ans. hsve gone into the hsrbor for the winter.
The wi.lisus VIII probably run ferry, for some
-,rsset
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REV. J. Z. GO2D7IcH, 81. A.. PRIScIPAL...
WINTER TERN OF % weeks begins Thursday.
w Dec 7th. ia
sPRI~G T-RM Of 10 weeks begins Thursday,
March 2ist 1877
Full noaTd Of Teachers: New Course of Study.
Classical AID English Students Tor the NJ is,fy
aided Board and ether expenses to- ssrd for
Catalogues or Information n he Priucipal
Meriden. Nov :. isTI-a3wEsatd3s
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CURRENT NOTES.
The city of the sacred concuLines" is Cen
tile name for foung's abiding place

1.-The city Of the sacred concutines' is Gen.
tile name for foung's abiding place
When is that domestic joy. the baby, {" too
thinl'' Why. when it's tooihin', of course. d,
A Tennessee candidate claims the support of
many men 'who fought on both sides during
the war;
Salt Lake Gsntile paper varies the bsrd
names applied to Brigham Young by calling
him * Old POlywOgamy."
Hartford lady screamed when she found
she was trying to eat mouse by mistake for 8
doughnut.
Baron Ritchofen, who has started to explore
the extreme northwest Of China, though Ritoh-
ofen now, will be poor frequently before he gets
back again.
" Ph9nixing" is what the Chicsgo papers
calls the work Of rebuilding.
Chicago springing, like stated boarding
house " mealer," from its (h) ashes.
The Methodist minister at Glenco, MINI, find
ing no parsonage for himself in his new field,
recently. took up several contributions, bought
come lumber, and is now erecting house with
his own hands.
II is permissible to say hard" things about
the Grand Duke, so-Why is the label on a bot
tie Of BASES triple ale Ike the Grand Duke :?
Because it's 81 XXX's.
New style Of architecture-Mrs Partington
has been staying in the country for a few days,
at an old fashioned house all over Gabrels. with
millions in the windows
Thomas Hughes is at tine head of a movement
in London to replace the Chicago library, which
was destroyed BY the recent fire There is e
prospect that large sum Of money will be
raised.
Bosling Green, Kentucky, his thir;y-dve
lawyers sud only one house Of worship. Il IL
claimed that one thing is the reason of the other
thing.
AtD1buque, Is. the Other day. horse dis
appeared in the ground where a leak in the
water msin hal washed aEsy the soil under
meath, leaving the sstonishej uler astrite Of
where the horse should have been.
Two Norvegisns were killed By a bear on
Beaver Greek, Trempe.eau County. Wis, last
week. The men were founi dead and badly
mangled. sni the dead holy &c belr lay near
them The ground indicated that a severe
struggle took place before tie nsn gave up.
The car Of al the Eussilq see. beyond bis
nose. Ia the extensive system Of railway be is
now building be uEes a gusge different from that
Of any aijliniuc country Hs d1esa'; mean TO
have Prdisi4 ruaniac up TO the walls Of ST. Pc
iersburz on her own locomotives, IS she did to
those OF Paris
The prisoners ia the Topeka ,Hea..) jail have
formed Judicial body, consisting OF a judge
and four exesat.oasrs The fret thiog required
Of s. new conner is t5s purchase 81 cigars sal
tobacco 20 che amount OF - Cleanliness IS Sc
cured by severely Sc thruhiag' every filthy in-
mate.
Mrs Pennington vas i1il-ei 10 s' 20 circus
the other evening SHe never means 90 set her
folt IN one again. The exortious some If the
performers pat themselves into quite upse, her.
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., taxes 500 pounds Of beef, 10 bushels CT
-.,atoes, $50 pounds of bresd, and cabbsges
lniPs sud onions az I'D, to feed Auburn State
.-.sd1 enc day.
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Nfv- IerN MARKET.
NEx YORK, nov. e..
CprTOS-A 1is-ately active At ss decline sales
- bales l-Itl--r- uplLu1s AZ lae.
FLOUR-5d Hc lover and heavy sales 4eU bar
--.s. state q ODD. FOUND hoop Ohio 8 a UU .
Western -Na- 1I. southern goa -.
GkAIN-Wleat -trcn- and unsettled, 2dls low
er sales 71,sH0 bushels $50 sprluzat -. No. 2
Spring +1rI g.. No S1Eils 81. winter red
Western ll-Il rI Com oueugl heavy aat closed
a-uer srl active. sales lifliI 1lshe % xed West
era 70 --A7--. Oats unchanged ISLES uu bush
els Ar -fa5a..
EEtF-S-ealy.
PhOsIoIuNs-fork druer moss D. uG % -.
Lard shade lrIler a.4 closed dull at pass. But
tt- quiet.
WaIskE T-Firuer and .4.rly active 81 90 als.
hICE-F.-r at-t-I..
SU6AR-DuIl. Musc0vato 4dsi refining Hsi.
COFFEE irmer Rio I74d-J
NOLASSES-DI }. New Orleans 1l15-
SPIRITS TURPLSTIS E-uu AZ o. zds.
EO~lN- Onrh41sel lrt - , for strained.
PEI RuLEU n-fl-m. Crude o.. al-i reiuet % O.
TALLuN-S--aty az +G-i.
s.aterto,,n Union Live stock Market.
Boston. Nov. Is.
UEEE CAsrLl-Ho,eIpt $50 head A. usual on
Ia-uEs-Iv. NJ wees The supply vss li-ht anc the
demand small. s4.es Ol choi'e a. lIag IS extra
+HH44 41s hr.t 4alitv. -iG 20. second quality
5Ia- If. thiri Quil .tv. q ulI- N1.
SHEEP AND LAM Bs-f.ec-ipt- 81 head sup
piv gh' and buyers Few 10 number. sales In lots
10 HU1i ~ each e1 "a co.'s SD.
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So AL8ASs BUTTER MARKET, Nov. 2s.-The
-.-.et was dull, and prices without material
.---s We quote Old butter, lac. to lie;
I'm 5.r.s,, including extra grades, 82e to 36c.
--, ,4s,.s market is dull, at lie to - -2c. for
,.;.r ,7lla 20 IA - for factory.
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And so much Of said lands will be sold at public
Vendsn, at the dwelling house Of Samuel Deavitts,
in said Bolton, saturday December 10Th. ISL, %
20 O'Clock A. H.. as will be requisite to discharge
said taxes with cost unless previously paid
Dated at Bolton. this 2.th day Of November A. ID.
1871.
g; J MORSE
Fist Constable and Collector.
2]x3w
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-12-01

SuRPRIsE-On Thursday evening a goOdly
humber Of the friends and well wishers Of A J.
Merrill, Esq, Of Colchester from this city, took
1t upon themyelves 70 convince him, that although
retired to private life, be and his worthy family
were not forgotten. The party left the city at
an early hour. well supplied With oysters and
other luxuries. On arriving OF their destins-
ton they At once took possession Of Mr. Merrill's
house and home" " Jack" however, proved
himself equal to the task. as he has on many
days gone by. he considered discretion the
'et'sr part Of valor, and accordingly allow
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Post sannard Of this city. realized S54G IS
lu The late Grand Amy entertainment. which
SUD is 4a per cent Of the gross receipts
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-12-01

-H S.nmouds Of Highgate is seven feet
o. B4ruum hss uusuccessfally tried to higher
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-12-01

Observation-Disclosures will lecture in Rutland
sometime during the winter.
tits said that Rutland has faro tables.
NJ. } Francisco Issued at his sgency during
the month of October. policies insuring one mil
lion two hundred and thirty-four thousand and
seventeen dollars. The cash receipts due for the
same month were thirty-one thousand nine
hundred and eighty dollars.
The car shops are being run at their utmost
capacity, many Of the men working as late Sc
ten O'Clock at night.
DR.. Sheldon, County Commissioner, has ap-
pointed Dr. E C Lewis Town Liquor Agent.
stephen French, the well-knoWn merchant on
Merchants Row, is suffering from what he cup
poses to be poison from the bite Of spider on
his foot in September last.
Herbert Downs. on ThursiAy, was arrested
AMI committed to jail on the charge Of robbiug
the ill in the store Of Spsulding & Co, Of
pocket book containing twelve dollars.
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We lesT that the Sherman band Of Winooski,
ls preparing to give grand concert, shortly,
.r ,le benefit Of their able and efficient leader
'i- sherman.
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VERMONT NEWS.

7 Several saycrp cases of scarlet lever ami ot
tvpboid fever are reporlcd in Bennington.
A raid on the rroeger.es in Bennington, is pro
crossing.
The Bennington FIee Pre-. says: 81. Obser-
vatories on Mount Anthony do not pay. Judging
from the past. We hope one more effort will be
made ere it be abandoned.
/ The shawl mill Of the Bennington Manufac-
[ turing Company will be closed for while soon
as The stock j. run out, whereby good mz1y
workmen will be thrown cut Of employment
4he.e are A.t'en "a" Hi-''a Ia "ooi''l'-
There will be meeting Of The Vermont Va
ley Farmers Association az Factory f'il''
December iih-
The Esgle Square Company. oi south Shafts
bury. are building az addition 70 their works,
CD by 40 feet
B7uuin.icn hss fourteen physicians
ctLsD8vlA COUNTY.
#, ,,s,,s,i,f tho ,i-l ,zbo g,s s17p3sei 81,
b.,e l.., i,,--.3 t-.r Rtr,a- q. .bir-teI -
bs-,sis All ran av,,v with her lover. 10 Monroe.
\ Il and VS. there m.rrlei.
s,r-. ,...--;,,. 800. t--.. 81.
nun; ~ - -
he, f,,r, home "a. v,5sn he went 20 Ors,ri. n.
d ~ vesrs ar, IT, als, st-c-.,el a biz
muster ST E-sif.-i f.urt.su ve.rF 300 Wua
these exceptions he has been quite STEADY.
- - 80 ,t.. 80, =, -
49, Eel IN S9, re- e1li-e
,...,... ,
Two yoeas u-a' with little To- mgea p e.
ne '-' .-J -, ,,- Nv If Wsils-
s.,,s-a'i lin n, sgsn b5r.es. Mr. Ysv. ser,rg
- - .ttto,-,.e5 n mas. b, ain,
spoke or two out Of their wsgoa in passing. The
ra'cl'' 'Ial'l-l4'5'y gave 0lls-, eI' VIZ "a"
go. ',.-.,' tI' ny L. -'-' l-,..,---
am -A'- ..'s 80 ~.
I-'t-' 1-l' ,f-
49,. - ,.,,--tsi rio 5,,- s,a-5sI
an. .rl commence Giving tbsr, the besvv end
5f ne wbio. kn5csi.5 ttea down as fact a. ttev
,rgI ysr m s. f..hfir- d.i he spDlv H.
ihat they soon begged for quarter. They were
arrested, and PAD ~-l tine apiece.
L.s. week. ss.l Ford. q. Barnet. -iovad up
the skeleton os msn, near the railroad track,
about twenty rolls above the depot Not A YES
tige as clothing ras found The exciting cues
ton DOW isl" "h9 is 10, sul h3s came II
there
iaasELlS COUNTY.
new atlas Of Franklin aud Grand Isle couu-
u,l has Jast been rra-.s1ei ny B. NJ. Beers 81
Co., % New orz-
Cs-.tsg s,e.--- 10 Sb-,I.p. IS ,e.t;D- 70
L. .u--, an extensive tl,..e-s
,-' 1. ,'-- 1--l-' --s -1'' -1.l-'sl
ol '5 men VITA money .'A- . rom 'ae n.''s
Le-F ms A.--e- -'. cue '' '-'.' OF 'Aeil.
W. asa 01.1; o. sheldon, tA1 a hose ani
dr.ilt taken from ms stable Inurslay evening,
=
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The aext sociabs in the winters series 2.
s1as,s in plattsburgh viii take place
Wednesday evening, Dec. 9th.
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UumaIL-Rev. S L. B ates has sold Lis
sse 90 Mrs. Lois French. for sixteen hun
i-ai l5llsrE
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MONTPELIER Montpelier must wake up ne
manufacturing interests, lift wishes 10 be called
one Of the manufacturing cities Of he country
aud but for tne foundry ami machine shop OF
Laue, Piikin * Brock, no busy signs o.. lie can
be seen here The above firm hsye neat and
spacious brick building where they make saving
mills: they employ some % hands, run 30
power engine. aud have fitted up during the
past year shout one hundred mills
Montpelier. has but few manutscnr.uE
industries. tut j; makes amends for them 10
produce, there being one or two tolerabiey heavy
operators, among whom may be mentioned A.
C. Derby. VINO handles 300 bbls. Of four 100
bb's Of fruit. ,ni 30 car loads Of grain annual
Is.
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.sla +. Johnson has been appointed post
MISTER q. Hubbariton. Vermont. vice ra,ob
H-vaal esiguej,
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Mr. F. " Atwood has shipped from ives,
salisbury depot, this season. over 500 bushels
t1ai0ug
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Already the windows on Church street begin
.. be gay s.,h holiday wares.
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The NORM ADAMS WIFE MURuEa -DAule.
Geasoa. who murdered his VII. in NORTH Adams.
Nass. lsst Sunday night, is only tvsnty-one
years Oh, and bis wife WAS nineteen. Both
belonged TO the lowest order Of society. and
Mrs. Gleason had been left by : former husband
on account Of her loose conduct Gleason vas
made Jealous by attentions shown bis wife by
two or three you1g men, sud remouf'-itsd w.th
her. she replying with an cath. As she tu-uei
from him he struck her with dirk knife, the
Blade penetrating her heart The woman died
almost instantly. Gleason Surrendered himself
90 the authorities, and is now in Jail 81 P.ttsfe.i
Tie is sIghty-bui.t man, Of medium height,
sni possessed Of small intellect lie ezpresses
Little c5nrritou flr the deed
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Nor,Cg 10 NoN-REsIDESr TAX

V7uE NONRESIDENT PE0pGIET. * u the
| iowa OF Bolton Ia the County OF Chittslten
amt State Vermont. aye hereby notified that lie
taxes assessed hy SAID swn, within the wears 1868
$500 ami l-1t remain either whole or Ia part IN
pad IN the fIllowu- described lands In said town,
o. VII
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r. fl.-slaks scale works are using Is tons
..-1 re- dem.
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There is DOW living in Williston lady aged
g years, and strong healthy woman for that
sg. vino has hs1 thiriy-three children Of Der
8su. Sac has been three times msrriei.
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BURLINGTON. Vt. Oct 10th. 1871.
DIS. LIGsTHILL & SHYTHs
DEAR sIRs,-It Is one year since you began to
troubled me for about four years your treatment
removed the disease 70 that for the past eight months
have had return of it, and now feel as time al
vances that the euro is permanent. 1 cannot too
highly recommend your careful and skillful treat
ment. 1t has the double merit Of being entirely
satisfactory while the treatment continues. and Is
permanent and lasting in its results Afterwards.
Very respectfully your,
HENRY BALLARD.
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Grand Catholic fair il on the taps in this
.fEssl further notice will be given.
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ST BSCRIBE

II BNI II 7 .
T CAN FURNISH TIE FOLLOWING PAPERS
1 or Magazines, at the reduced prices annexed.
Papers TO the 81 oscrihers direct from publish
ing on e. give below the rsdaesd prices and rsgE-
la prices. sh wing wba. be saved BY placing
suhscf yti9ns throu Oh me.
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Desirable Dress Goods

which buy cheap and sell aecordinsly-hy
cheap, We don't mean poor. low priced ira Il, but
good goods at moderate pricss, ard really chop,
when the quality. durability and style IL taken
into consideration.
Third.-rO our stock OF goods In general as being
we'll assorted, suited % the wants Of this market
and Invariably sold at low prices
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-12-01

The winter term Of Essex Classical Institute
.egIns Dec 9Th. More teachers have been en-
-agei and IS fine fscilites are now offered as a,
suy school Of a ike character 10 the State.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-12-01

Tur SwAsrlS BaxDEG CAsE-rhe Freeman
gives the following summary Of tho points
contained in the decision Of the majority Of the
Supreme Court, il the STantoa rsiiroai case
The court decided
l. Thst it VAS not unconstitutional FOR the i.e-
gislsture to authorize the town OF Swanton 10 aid
IN the construction Of the Lsmoille VALLEY rail-
road
>. That the act Of 1867 authorizing the town 70
furnish such aid is not rendered Unconstitutional
or void on account Of the particular mode Of pro
ceedings prescribed hy the act for the town IN
rendering such AID. The town st e town meet
ing warned for that purpose hsving voted, &C
cordinc TO a provision ia the act, TO accept the
sct is an acceptance Of tie provisions relating TO
the mole Of the subsequent proceedings under
Il
3. That the proceedings Of the town and The
commissioners under TIE act were in accordance
with its provisions-the act Of 1851 making the
sworn recorded certificate Of the commissioners
conclusive Of the facts therein stated, and go far
az anything is shown IN the case the court e. re-
( garded H. II the certificate can be impeached
/ for fraud, the court AID lot find the fraud es-
tablished by the proof
4 That it was competent for the Legislature
/ By the act Of 1868, as il did, 10 authorize the
town by vote of the legs, voters in Town meet
ing warned for thst purpose, to modify or vary,
/ by consent Of the railroad company, the terms
aud conditions Of their subscription that such
notifications have been made according to the
provisions Of that statute, the subscription on
the terms Of the contract, SIS thus modified. is
binding upon the town.
The court therefore held that the orators were
not entitled to the relief prayed for, and dis
missed the bal with costs % the defendants.
Judge Barrett dissented from some points IN
the opinion Of the court, more especially, ss We
understood him from the third point As sts;ei
above On this point We understood Judge
/ Barrett 10 disagree With the other members Of
the court both ss to she conclusiveness of the
certificate OF the commissioners. and as 20 the
fact whether the majority Of the grand list in
number AMI amount had been obtained lie
/ also expressed 6 decided liGspprobStion Of the
trick that seemed to him to have been prsctieed
upon the tax payers Of the town, by first Oh
tanning their assent to a proposition to aid the
road upon conditions beneficial 10 the town, and
afterwards, by the help Of the Legislature Of
. 1868. striking Of those conditions by 4 woe in
town meeting. he sgreed with tho court as tc
the consiitutonGlity of the law cf 1861.
Neither Judge Peck nor Judge Barrett Lad
prepared written opinions, owing to want Of
time, but they will. Of course, eisborately dis
cuss the questions decided in the opinion.
which viii be prepared for the volume Of re-
ports.
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can give special terms for thirty other Pa
pers and Magazines, on application BY 9ail 0r
otherwise address all orders 70
h. WEIrNkY.
Subscription Agent,
Deputy fostmasts,
Nov H-z4. Milton, Vt
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WHTFHALL-The Methodists Of whitehall
syc having popular course Of lectures
AsubslrFtion Cor the sufferers by the late FIRE
vas collected by al irresponsible person and the
next day he was found drunk
The Young Mems Christian Association has
elected the following officers for the ensuing
year. President. Wm II. Cook Wee Presi-
dents, Dr. 4. J. Long snd L u. Fillmore, SEC
Rotary, d. A. McRea; treasurer, S. T. McLah-
lin
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The Burdett organ company who we're burned
a1' at Chicago, and were invited 20 locste In
Brauleboro, have decided to 90 to Erie, Pa,
.nl Brauleboro is disconsolste
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she Harkets.


oF Telegraph
t"f~ 1trSs..
NEv YcEx. Nov. p
5ioNtY-Was lrn a. CO. per sent. and siose,i
easy ~ 3 per cent
eTEaLlNG ENCHANGE - Was heavy At in5i
q l-i
GOLD Was heavy sld lower under the refusal q
Secretary bou-geu q purchase any bonds at Cii-r
cd rates, as ali we're considered above par in gold
c.osia- at ll0s 6lui. The Treasury viii REID here
t1-m0rrlE 60 oluOuJ In gold checks payable De
csmber 20. covering about ~ 81 Of i61 thus ftl
presented Tor re lemptou. The knowledge OF this
caused ease va money decline ia gold, AMI chang
cd curTen. speculatlols 10 stocks iron bears u
bulls Carp Ing rates for gold were las per cent
The cIearances were =, ul.aut.
GOVERN u tNI S-Ners lower. closing steady.
STATE BUND5-Nere stsl1y except south Caro-
l-a, wh ch v ere heavy.
90 ahs-Wcre frmer an al per cent. above
Oh. l1wes. poIat OF inc day. The report thar the
tn.au Pach, rallrU1i intent C. make uew issue
70 20 elk r denied.