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Semi-weekly Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1871-1872, 1871-07-13
No. .27.


hastnS ~ col forming contract be-
tween thu Louisiana Levee Company
nj iao Governor OF the State Oh LOUISE
sGa ~
SIC. ]. Pc !, enacted by the Senateand
House Of Representatives. of the State OF
Loaiyans. IL General Assembly convened,
Ina. Al! the provisions of N contract en-
sfed INTO between the Louisiana Levee
company, party Of the first part, and the
e0'e'nor OF the State Of Louisiana, party
!" as Secont part, axe hereby accepted.
f4ahed and confirmed, and the aforesaid
"a'fac- be.ng IA terms Us follows to wit {:
Oalied States of America, State OF
louisiana, City of New Orleans. L.-- q
Before me. Pierre Charles Cuvill;er,
u"'"ry pubic in and for the city, and
%'sii Of Orleans, duly commissioned and
sou, az. in the presence of the witnes-
NJ Hereinafter named and undersigned,
r'''nAu5 cam, and appeared II. A. Bry'
"n' John n. Botinger, J. S. Clarks'Johr
Anderson, George T. Sherman, r. \.
"soSt, A. G. Brice, Charles T. Howard
''Aa A. Morris, A. d. Banks, G. Milan
aoH &C. Rsmick. NJ A. Southworth, H
= burgess. Dnr4nt ds Ponte, and Miehea
Ai0' herein representing the Louisian'
Eve company, body corporate, estab
''ued under the laws Of this State by Oh
uA"a the eleventh. Of February, eigh
s IHndrei and seventy-onc, il thi
=. I'D sail Louisiana Levee Compsn.
s the party hereto of tie irs. part
my Clay Wexmoth, Governor O
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no. 78.


p, ;.,n.,r,o,,t. I'M. Scls ii Israel .issocia-
ton Of the town Of Naichitoches.
s,rloy /. Be it enacted 10y tbs. SENATE
and House 0. Representatives, oi TIC Shste
o, Loui,,an, in General Assembly con-
,su,d. Tia. jacob Wol,on. Jacob lsr.uei,
pnup Myers, Isaac Kahn, Leopold Cas-
MR.. Jacob Levy, Samuel CaSpara. simon
U,rl,, John Harris, SlnGel Aaron, Ed
rrd Philips, Benjamin Woi.son, Simon
W.i.ar Marks Weinar, Herman Litch'n-
stun, s.icilael G,lGs. Isulc Gus, Harris
] ,ia, Henry II. Levy, Simon Nainbury.
T,a,dore Beck, anu all othrr IsraeEtes
spo NAV from time to time associate
themselves with tIeIa; lie and are hereb!
er,A.sd body corporate, under the nam,
O. tie Rlnai I,s.-., o. Sens o: Lsrlel, 10 bc
lr.tei N the town and parish of Natchi-
;orhes and snail under this title enjoy the
Egn, O. ),-r,etu,l succession, and be, ~
sch. rspabl. 10 sue and be sued, To nc.
aairo aid roi.,..5 raj estate aad PERSONA
property BY ----- or donation i;''ei' cita'
Oh ns1r,is cp,,i, to acquire AMI possess ant
also to dispose Of al rSal aad personal pro
prrty obtained by .ry legal title aud acts
1 grant an.. ro, cave col.racts; 10 mak'
.aieiop, such constitution and hy-h~s
~ inconsistent with tae constitution am
hvs Of the State, rs they may think pro
p.,. and 10 alter and amend and modif
TIE S.Iar Mt pleasure; to use eomno
80 IND change the same.
Sa. 2 BE il further enacted, etc., Tha
ha f,r,i and means of said society s,al
h employed in erecting a: syiia ,og'ic 0
yace Of religions worship, the prayers I
=, lcsd ia the Hebrew language; also 10
;h4 pr motion Of general education; and
Aso. TO Keep up in good orirg the bura
groanl. and ,ach other -atts. 3s may b
resolved uncn by said soc!..y.
Sc 3. BE il further enacted, etc.. Tbs
aEs-t!ag OF said body corporate shall b
tc!i q; sach time and place III the tow
.; EA,ehit,chcs rs may be deterai'ne
uroa by said society, and at the first NEE
ING aitry the passage Of. this net there sha
B, IN election for the following officers
president, v:ce-lr'si,i-nt, treasurer an
s,cA.ary- n hold said Offices accordin
70 the constitution aud regulations OF Il
hyllvS q
Nsaei, GEO. W. CARTER, a
N1rsikeT Of the House Of Representative
s.,atl. OSCAR J. DUNN,
lieutenant Governor and President of q
S.na.c. Z,
Approved A.rch 80, 1871. al.
Sgnei. u &. WARAIOTH
trOwrnor Of the State OF Louislai'
Atrae copy: -
Vto. T. BovEE, -k
St-rsry of Sta'e. l
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at 20. 90.
An Act

To amend end - meet IN act creating
the Mississippi River Packet Com.
pnny, aud TO grant State aid thereto
SECTION I. BE it enacted by the
Senate and House Of Representative.
ii the State Of Louisiana in genera,
assembly convened. That Benjamii
Montgomery, G. c. An oine, Anderson
Is. Lewis, Gsorge T. kelso, j. ]
Monette, p. q. Deslonde, Curtis Pol
lard. Z. 3. 3. Pinchheck, j. Sella
Martin, James IL Jngrahsm, A. L.
Barber and their associates, successor
and assigns are hereby created and con
stituttd body corporate for the pur
poses and with the privileges and rights
~ Hereinafter set forth m - 7a
| r .f1f r ARTICLE I. r
The said body corporate shall be
known lrd,r the name and title Of III
Mississippi River Packet Companys
and by this title it shall acquire pro-
pert, sae and be sued, and shall en-
Joy and exercise Ill powers and right,
/ Of body corporate under the laws Of
d. r. fnl ARTICLE u.
The domicile of the company shall
be in the city o New Orleans. b
ARTICLE III.
The object Of this company is Il
construct or otherwise to procure ant
maintain one or moro steamboats, to ry
3 and navigate the Mississippi river nd
a its tributaries, for the purpose o. Efry-
q ing freight and passengers. y
: --at. go ARTICLE. Nv. T. RI.
: The capital stock of THY company Is
y hereby fixed at Ave hum ed thousand is3l {,
9 dollars, represented nve thousano
e shares of one HUMID dollars each
9 transier,Ibly ON u Books OF the com
; pany. and each Are shall be entitled
10 one vote y aifi meanings of stock
J. holders. ripper cent 10 b. pad wher
the smoyd Of two hundred thousand
dollars /snbscribed, and the remainder
: shallA paid at the time and in Tx
!. maIdsr prescribed by the board o
a dgctors. The capital stock may ~
! Icreased to 'Au' amount Not exceedfhi
E6ne million of dollars, BY q vote repre-
senting two thirds Of thS.eopital. : ~
tfA's ''.'-' aps'tAR11cLn v. oell - "a
Three-fourths Of the stockholders 4
capital shall have the power to wind a,
and settle all affairs of the company o
any time during its existence, or q
; making such notifications, additions
: Tor changes to this act on giving thirt
days previous notice in two of Il
{ new, papers published in this city.
ARTICLE VII.
>, The term for which this company
] formcd shall be twenty-five yeara.
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sripair or restrict the powers bexetofore
granted the said csunP~ny - issue bonds.
and to mortgage it, corporate property and
franchises. except that the said company
shall not have power to make any mortgage
or create any incum6rsnce upon said main
line of railroad within the State Of Lctisi-
ana Which shall have priority OVER the aid
second mortgage to any greater extent
than twelve thousand fyeihundred dollars
in coin or currency, or two thousand five
hundred pounds sterling, and the interest
thereon, at 4 rate not exceeding eight per
cent per 'annum; upon each and every
mile Of the entire length Of said main line
of r,ilroaa within the State of Louisiana;
and in cssse Of o foreclosure of any mort
gage upon,ths said main line of railroad
before the whois of the said main line 0.
railroad shall have been completed, the
State OF Louisiana may, through its, Gov
crnor, require that part of said main line
! Of railroad within the State OF Louisiana
which shall hare been constructed, and III
respect OF which the State Of Louisiana
shall have guaranteed second -,nortgage
bonds, be sold, and proceeds of the pert
20 sold together with its-due proportion Of
the proceeds of the GERS, engines, and per-
sonal property of the company. shall CON-
stitufe fnnd upon which the FIRST mort.
! gage shall be fir,t lien to the extent only
of securing first mortgage bonds to the
amount of twelve thousand five hundred
dollars in coin or currency, or two thou
sand Ave, hundird pounds sterling pc
mile, for every mile Of constructed roas
thus sold. with the aiTearages OF interes
thereon, and after paying such amount
first mortgage bonds and interest out @
the said fund. the surplus, or as mucl
2 thereof as shall be necessary, shall be ar
piled to tie payment Of the said .secon
{, mortgage bond guaranteed of the State {
: Louisiana, and all arrearages Of interes
| thereon. or in case sreh sale shall be mad
under the said second mortgage, tine sal
4, may be made subject to said first NOR
! gage, and the portion SO sold shall be n
!. leased and discharged from tie ssaid fir
!, mortgage, and the lien and operate
20 thereof on the surrender by the purch
: ser to the trustee under said first NOR
10 gage. of first mortgage bonds to Il
amount of twelve thousand Ave hundr,
-. dollars, or tive thousand five hundr'
10 pounds sterling. and the unpaid coupo
70 thereunto appertaining for each and eve
p, mile Of said railroad SO sold, or on t
u, paynen. by the purchaser to said trust
:, Of SUN sufficient TO discharge Ii
amount Of the first mortgage touds q
i, the coupons in arrear thereon.
a. Sc. ~. Be it further enacted. ETC., II
a., This ac. Shall take effect and be in fol
he .ron and after it's Passage.
ve Signed. GEO. W. CARLER,
wo Speaker Of the House Of Representativ
lg, -e OSCAR u. DUNN,
OF Lieutenant Governor and President of
tte Senate.
irue copy:
nat GEO. z. BovEE,
ne Secretary of State.
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md every mile in length of said main line
If railroad within the State OF Louisiana
50 Constructed land for which bonds shah
not have been previously guaranteed ~
herein providedH and thereupon the said
Governor shan subscribe certificate d
guaranty upon eaca and every one Of said
bonds, in the form precribed in section
eight of this act, and the same shall b
sealed and attested in Ike manner, AND
she'll forthwith, be delivered to the com
pany for its general uses and purposes
authorized by its charter; and when tn
! whole of said main line Of railroad within
the State of Louisiana shall have bee,
constructed by said company, ali the resi-
due of the second mortgage bonds, AL
thorized by this act, may be executed b
this company. and certificates ofguar,nte
thereon, ia the form aforesaid, shall b
subscribed by the Governor, and scale
and attested as herein before provided
and such guarantee bonds shall forthwith
be delivered 10 the company for its ger
sral uses and purposes, authorised by II
| charter. sg -lra-
| Sec. 10. Be it further enacted, etc.. TIN
the signature Of the Governor 10 the cert
6cate of suarantee shall be conclusive CIV
4 lance n favcr os Tho HOLDER. ri >.soyx, },,,,
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The foregoing act having been present
I'd TO 'hs Governor Of the State Of Leuis;-
sra for lis approval. and not having bee.
returned 10y him to the house of the Gen
,r-l Assembly in which it originated with
!, the time rrescWhed by the constitution
e the STATE Of Louisiana, hss become ,
IL " without his approval. ,..
u .lsa. GEO. =. BOyEE,
~ .. Sccre.sry Of State
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, GSiged,4sy .L0GEo. W. GARrER
cSpeaker of the House Of Representations.
nj Signed. 's.s.ans oscar J, DUNN, =
Lieutenant Governor and President Of the
Senate. e
Approved February %, 1871. To- J
I Signed y = Fl. e. WARMOTH,
f. Governor ofthe Htate of Louisiana
A true copy: ,,.....
Gno. e. BoyFE. -..s
Secretary of State
40
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!
iol the amount OF the principal OF saia
bonds, with the interest accrued there
upon, up to the time of the expiration
OF the notice mentioned in section Eve
OF sucn eorlier time as such warrant
may be delivered 81 - .2ar ~
Sec. S. Be- j; farther enacted, etc, Tha.
immediately after the fling OF said report
Of SID commissioners, the company shal.
cause notice to be published specifying
the numbers OF the bonds 50 drawn, and
requiring the holders thereof " surrender
the same to said trustee. on or before a
specified day, which shall not be less than
thirty days after the first publication OF
said notice. Said notice shall DO published
in daily newspaper in the city Of NeS
: Orleans, and in at least two daily newspa.
pers in the city of New YORK, for four sue.
| cessive weeks, and upon the expiration o.
: the time limited in said notice, the inter
{ est on the bonds, tie numbers Ca which
$ are specified in such notice, shall cease
1 aud no interest shall accrue thereon aftel
e that time, or be payable. except to th'
sinking fund, as hereinbefore provided
# provided, however, that if sny of tn
: bonds no drawn shah be payable in tn
n city of London, further publication of SAT-
e lnotice shall be made for at least four sue
!, cessive weeks at Least three times in eacl
; week, in two newspapers published !. sh'
|, city Of London, and the dsto specified TO
n the delivery Of such last mentioned bond
u shall be at least .sorsy-6ye days FROM th
,fI lime of the first publication of the las
te mentioned notice, and the interest on III
; last mentioned bonds shall cease to accru
r except to the sinking fund IS hcreinbt
4, fore proyided) on the e1prationof the Las
n mentioned notice The payment for bond
ae surrendered to the sinking fund, or draw
" for the sinking fund, shall be made
er currency, coin or sterling. or their equiv:
lent respectively. according to the tey'
9. of the bonds drawn or surrendered an
r. the annual payments to b made IN
Il company to The trustee, for tue p9eo1e Q
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| 1eN, hereinafter spcclne0 III IaNof % Nrs'
mortgage to b. made by laid company &c
I secure bonds to be known as First Mort
rage Bonds of the Southeastern Railroad
Company ; such first mortgage bonds,
! and the mortgage securing the same shall
be prior lien only to the extent Of twelve
thousand five hundred dollars, payable il
\ coin, or currency, or two thousand hvt
hundred pound sterling of such first mort
gage bonds, and the interest which may
accrue thereon, at the rate Of not exceed
ing eight per cent per annuln, payabi'
semi-annuslly, upon eacn aud every mill
Of the aforesaid main line of railroad
within the State of Louisiana, includjn.
all the right of way, road bsi. rails, depot
! stations, shops, buildings machinery
tools, engines, cars, and real and persons
estate within the State of Louisiana, ap
pnrtenant to or necessary for the opera
, ton of said main line of railroad owne'
by the company at the date Of said mort
gage, or which may be acquired by i
thereafter, and the corporate franchise
and privileges of said company, granite
by the State of Louisiana, relative to tn
construction, operation or use OF sal
main line of railroad within the State {
Louisiana the principal of such NOR
gage bonds not to be payable In less tina
:. forty years from their date, unless in cas-
g Of default of payment Of interest thereon
and in case of sale of said first and Sc
. ond mortgage bonds, or either Of then
!, !, IIttlie proceeds Of the rolling stock and pc
: s1naf property which may be- sold sh'
!. be deemed to sppertain to tina. portion,
4 said main line of railroad within the Sta
Of Lopisiana which shall have been co
s.ruc.ed and operated and shall be apo
3 toned equally upon essh mile theree
a and slAll besmsd proceeL OF the COZ
ii plssod portion cf said railroad, and q
: lien Of said first mortgage shall be 60
erned by further provisions hersinai'
contained
Ssc. 4. Be it further enacted, ct
If That the said mortgage to the Cove
nor of the State Of Louisiana sn
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-09-06

Edward Baycr, Esq Horton, Kings Co. g.,
y. s. writes that an astonishing cure has
been effected en- his daughter, by the use OF
Johusou's An0dgne LlRi9ent. The whole
spine became diseased. Size lost the use OF
her limbs. and her back was rounded up like
a bow, in cons. qucnce 81 taking cold after
having been innoculated for the kline peck
She is now we'll.
We pledge our reputation on the asser.
tion that anq educated physician, after ?
careful examination of The recipe, viii say
that Parsou's PugoHee FiIs p.sscss mo c
merit than any other plti now olaTcltar sab .
Those who wish !, reliable hair preTara-
ton should buy iltii's Ee4ctabl. Siriliau
HAIR Remover ID is compounded % the
ruTcst Ingredients and WITH tie s.Iic;esJ
care
The Untold Miserics that result from I'M
prudent conduct N early life may be alleyia-
Ted and cured. Those who doubt this asser-
ton should purchase the invaluable Uodcal
work entitled . The Science Of Lie. or Sell
Prescrvation, published by the Peabody
Medical Institute, Boston. Manhood may
be rCgained, Vitality impaired by the eIr,r
Of youth, OF too close application to bGsint :.
may be restored. The Institute also publish
IS = Sexual Physiology Of women and her
Diseases" the best work OF its kind extant.
One or both Of these should be in every
household The advertisement Of the In
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great benelactor, George Peabody, may be
found IN another column
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Vermont Central 4. z. Line
SUMMER ARRANGE MENTS.
Commencing Monday, July "A, 1871
.RANGEMEN1,S
rRAINs GOING souTH 40 EAsT.
SUMMER ARR

Leave Montp4Iiers s. am . u and IOu5 pm.
Mail Train leaves oedenShurG al o.90 pm, ~ -
bans a. 20 a n, connecting White River Juncto
Bellows F4 Ms traIus tor Boston NoT- este
&C, and at Whit RIVER Juno on wIFh II tiHS on Pa
-umu~ic EailToed South V mon for ~qrlE-Ha a.,
New YorS al Grouf's Corner ior New London.
Dsv Express leaves Montreal 900 am. s. Johns
~ D am. Oseu~bu 90 % an. i J>hHr4 2
90 s.7l, Mo5crs Ja"c1iun At 10 10 I'M, s. Nhans 2
-. m. arriving in B.'~to7 towel az 30 pm
aura Is pm, Maoers JUNCTION so pn., MonrHes p
y pm, Jon NJ 5OJ p.IH,St Alhan~ ~ ira
with trains tur Boston and 'rce~fer- Sc arriving
BOSTON 40 am, al South Vernon with trains "a
-prin- field and New lors, arriving IN New York ?
1870 pun
TRAINS come NORTH 4 II WEST
Leave Montpelier as ana $50 am, and So ao'
l5p.m-
nav Express leaves Boston VIA Lowell ~ leo am
rov ST b Rutland az 30 um. tor Bur iug"l
- aHanS Montreal. s,c arriving in Montreal at 9.e
ON, and psden,hurg at - % ntaki,s cannsctor
Mail Tram f,c Burl5ag CA aud - Adams leaves Be-
f"n VIA lowell al 200 am Va Lawrence aud iH'i
aurgh Al 50 M Spr5nci-li al 90 M G-gu'
Corue- al 925 am, south N-lno" u lofo am BE
""s Fa'ls Has pm White Rive. Jnnc'I"" :. p On
'rrvne ia - Adams 81 so am, Montreal y pm
Trains ie3v Boston FIchbufgh 81 10 ain. ant
'pr gh ID at 600 a.n- coanect al hite River Junc
ION IN Day EApfe>s traIn
Accommodates Tram l-sves Narfhfe'd a. - I'm
Rutland Al 30 am. Burlington at Q 80 a M, =
oaus az 1906 pm, arriving ogdeashuFs at $50 pm
Night Express leaves Gsout'~ Earuer AZ H.oo p
South Vernon ot 9 - p m reseiN'es pass Eg-rS q"
Connecticut River Rsiirond. leaving Nv YORK ?
90 M. Springfield s31 pm, Bellows FAILS it.2
IN connecting WIKI trains over Cheshire Esiruao
leaving Boston 40 $50 D. ul.. con getting White RIt
Junction VAN tram leaving Boston 70 eco r.m.
burlington ST. AltanS, Montreal. sc arriving u Mon
real - 500 am, Isti~buT-h HID am, and g
ogden %, 1875 pm. connecting with Gram
Trunk Railway aEd steamer tor The Wet
-IeepinE car arJaeued u The asnt Express Fran
running between Montreal aud Boston, aud No
tud Spring ED, and So Alhtu~ and Tee.
Drawing Room Cars day Express Trains bs1wee
Through ucketz lar chicago ana The svs-t III SAFE
he rIinCip2, s5.,I.us.
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DIED Iu DuAburv. August 9TH. OF Typhoid Fever
FRANK o., SON OF AFRO 81. Davis, aged - years
and months
Again death ha- taken d shining mark" s
young man well -yohen of in community ion goo,
habits ana good hu-iucs- capacity, has been SUD
denly taken away. How near ana how short j.
the step between me and dcatht+ And how r,.
morsce--Iy the grave swallows mp toudc-t eorthls
hopes larsc gathering of neighbor- and rela
tons, and the presence of many fellow masons n
regslia, atte-ted the esteem 30 which Young Davis
was held.
" Oh. thou who dry ST the mouuer'- tear.
low dark This world would bc,
II, when bcreaveI and troubled hc-e.
We could not ~ o. theer
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strangely fta g, powerfully written. and thor
ougHiy reliable ou.E. From a stand point aud
upon subj 81 vital 3ui .h-nriug ictrre-f Ia
parts s@uyviHE h- h4frufz of TIE h1rharous
treat uenf iu vogue many p- anna thc advantage
az the system Tsrsativ iUaH Irsted others. Tuech
er with true aui detailed account ui fde maitT-lt
Went ana crIe. praetised upon prisoner also,
shame faced rTriIl lIfcs Wih female eauvicts mutt
uIes. murders, starving. Hhppiu-s. HAIR breath
espes. sketches aud Incidents narrative, rfures
sunshine aud si ode illustrative ut pr-nu iiic. gcft-
ten by Convict. In u Eonvict's Cen. Ia
vol. 90 pages over .t eil.aut -ucraviug- made
expressly Tor thus book IS sample pgEe. sample illus
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Joseph a. GII,nan'~ Estate.

JlHE SUBSCRIBERS having been appointe6 BY
tn honorable Probate Court for the District Ci
Washington, I'm rt~Sioner,. 70 receive. examine
and Adj 7st all ella ms ami demands or all persons
sgsins The CT Joseph A Gilman. late OF Waits
ID ia s+id District deceased represent insoi-
vent, Ind he term OF six Is from the % dayof
July. 1871, S7irr allowed bv said Court he
creditors OF ssi 30 EXHIBIT and prove their
respective claims before as: Give notice ttSt
will attend 10 tie duties of oar appointment 81
he Dwelling house of Vifoy Corn-Iis A. Gilman. in
Nsi'=he 10 sid Di trfct. he 29h days OF Sep
trmter and January new at O'Clock in the forenoon
each ~ said a
u!EAN JONES. l..
j. H.sTTrGs. Comma
WausAeId. Aug. 18th. Is7i E34ve
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Cbe ftttman.
MONTPELIER, VT,
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 6, 1871.

We desire to make the FREEMAN particularly
liable for its news from all parts of Vermont
nd cur friends IN different parts the state es
,cially in Washington, Oran ge and LamoilIe Coun
es VIII confer great favor upon us and our
.ader= by sending US local intelligence. give u
facts and we viii arrange them for the paper.
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Vermont News

ADDISON 'otNlf-
John A. Hammond s bouse and barns at
Middlehury, the latter filed with hay and
gram, were entirely destroyed by fire on
tuesday morning Part OF the furniture Of
the house was saved loss SOU insured
for looo- y ''y u sixteen na9
IS9'9N a. -''o -
BrIdport bee cuituri-t' mas sou ~"
tons oi money thI7 7ois'n-
CnITTENDEN COUNTY.
President ANGEL and family left Burning
ton Monday evening for Ann Arbor, Mlehi-
gan. The sense OF loss IA taer departure are.
T. very strongly III - buI'tii ~. ''''i IN
kludeet wishes o.. huiite17 ol H'',i'7 i'' '''
low them u ther ne" I" e7lslh NUM-
TIE boFy or Cbas. PylIinger III Winoos XII.
who was drowned in Winoosa River last
week. was found by ms father on Saturday.
~, a sand bar a short distance below the rau-
road bridge.
,.,sn,,.r, c,-xry
..1...--..-l. ,,;-,. t,,,
I!a' wv llA -'''a .,. iii to d,tizens nut no
Don ,r{,icb tbr,- are slow about doing.
1t Tard,v;cl,
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days among tueir lii0'ld0'
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