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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-25
Connirp Real gsiaie for Sale.
EREE LAND!

FREE LAND! r,,, rn,nu,
NO FENCES NECESSARY
no SALOONS NO GAMBLING HOUSES AID 80 ROUGHsl
HOMES FOR THE POOR
HEALTH FoR THE ncHi
TIIE LOWER CALIFORNIA COMPANY, grantee Of the larger
tie ra,na - S s 9 sn SI 5. o. Soe r y, .
Mneas Fisheries and oher Franchises uePsTed TO O-er to
IXEaPnoSs. fEIyILGGE5 AND ADVANTAGES
hccng e Coo Of Tie Cmpany under tie concession from the
Mexican Government. Among these are
Rva ap.i mfr from mtaIy Service Of the country
The ss to @To good, free Sl any D or e o. ny n
laws and elect their own officers
TO TIE FIRST 900 coLosTs OF DESIRABLE CLASS ONLY
will b. decided after SIX mcn' va Ute perfect ana qua an
hss 81 ss e SS On Z; rs ,i
100 ACRES OF LAND
to each settler with The privilege Of ,esard naming more setni
also CITY LOT FREE Those wishing take up In in the fertile
pl'ns adjacent q 'he
MAGNIFICENT BAY OF MAGDALENA,
soT fan DIEGO o. The P6o Co c,p r1' by the P's
climate l. m IN ne ro the soil most productive raising two
Of every grain and vegetables the l;hes neI1laies hhng
tin qaicfiver copper aai other mineral The
pisnied in Febr-sry pa-tss 81 Oll s',rt atoace.
The Company does not reeve directly or nS Of Ia
Passage per- PSnama steamer direct 70 sana TO- including food
No other expense, settler -, .o,,, -,
the lower 1 coa cenly NO. Sp t. Se1Yo
IlG BllllliglUl dllll ELU. RlYGT H. II. VI.
Offer about 100000 Acres
Iowa and Nebraska Lands for Sale
On 10 Years Credit, at per cent Interest,
No part Principal eas purchase and Afterwards
only oDennth yearly.
Products will Pay for Land and Improvements
The Liberal Credits given Free Passes aroweli snail
annual payments Teled tie current market 'are OF moe and q
these terms cheaper easier All be h-h 70 l
L. s land within railroad limits al q 20 yer aer while our prce
gescray to D, o. aud 10 Dollars Der acre VaaAy
and local advantages rule tie lrce.
Terms the industrious and competent can
good an Home In beginning II Is necessary to
interest the land oJan pro-
visions build and agricultural implements uI crops
raised which done the fl by commencing IN early
Spring
CIRCULApG giving fI particulars supplied gratis, and
hing induce with them Colony
invited 10 ask fcr 90 taeJ WaH To distribute.
SECTIONAL MAP. showing location Of Ian f,r sale
In Iowa sold o and similar Map Of Nebraska Lanl q so
for 20
Appy.o GEO HNRS p.
For Iowa Lands. 80 BURLINGTON. IOWA
For Nebraska Lands 90 LIN DIN. NEBRASKA.
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Drooklnn Real estate for Sale.
fora gslano Real estate for 5ale.


ENOR SALE-In the town of Flushing j.. L.,
afrtelsss DAIRY FARM mile Of Stewards property
oDy eight rnn drive from depot containing 80 tse land
n splendid HOUSE Containing l6 al the ouibuld'
chance for desiring such
f.oce Of property. For ful particular. inquiIe Of
MARSHALL FROST, Qgeens PostOfce, h. L.
O. o DiIEN, Real Estate Agent,
~ Atlsnhe-si, Brooklyn
FTOR SALE-At Flushing, beautiful RESI-
DENCE depOt spacious grounds fruitd highly mproyli
fixtures furnace every convenience JANIS b. PARSONS,
81 Piuest
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NEW-YORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL
~ ROAD.

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,
COMMENCING JUNE 90 1870
Passenger Station In NewYork Of Twentscyenh sud
Four,h.ave Entrance Twenty sesenth-st
TRAINS LEAVE NEW-Y0RK.
Neg-aven ami Bridgeport. z BX), lJJ nj lZ2 tEh
lex }, 3:iJ, 49, $3.50 and @ (Erl p. Il. ,ao
For Milford stratod Parie Southport and WespOGt y l%
a. m. 3;t5 49, $3.50 ?. go . ~ M
FOR Norwalk l. tEI 1850 2:l5 (Brl BIl $40 a."
(EI.D $3.50, C50 ald tEL) p. H. . -.
For Stamford l. (EI) 1850 p5 Ehb 3D. (hIh
For Greenwich intermediate stations T. 9, ll;1o m 2o @s
As. $3.50, G31. 7:i3 D. n. .
sunday Mail Train leaves Twenty sevenh New iorA, at for
Boston, via both Springfield Line and Shore Line
~ CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston, via Springfield, 4. IN, 3 aud p m
For Boston, via Shore Line H:l5, ,. NJ.
For Hartford and Springfield R3, ip NJ TO Hartford,
3I.m - --.,- t,t ....o. $1,000
Eou,g.ntt Bay, arriving at $3.50 Y m.
F, River Railroad R:lo p M 10 Montreal,
D. m o No Hampton. ....,., ,,,.
F Shore Railway TO Norwich and Profdeueei Z;lS
For YerTayeu Northampton Railroad aA p IN to North
aupton and Wlliamsburgh
For fIOusatonic Railroad a. N. and :. p.
Railroad 70 steThuy
For Danbury Nowak Railroad, 9:i5 and 4Ji
Railroad. l25 f:3o and $3.50 p.
ou0rou. Sleeping attached train AID also 10 sun
dsy Nail Train Drawing Room Car attached 20 The
m and IN trains, JAMES II. HOlr. Supernt ndeIt
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Anction Sales of i!cal Gstnte.

Gonscs ano farms Wanic0.
CTORE or LOFTS WANTED until first OF
- NAV Chambers and Gandss Broadway Al
dress giving pnce and location, Box 541l Posi-Ohce
WANTED to RENT-A HOUSE in Bond
A.. J. MCKAY, Box 675J I. q.
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CLUSINg ShLEUF IAl SEASUI
Lord Sc Taylor,
ALL WOOL FRENCH SATIN DI CT

Three cases ofREAL FRENCH sATNS in al ~ Fashionable co
naum eolors; the derlbe Suc fof sat al &c.
recen; Wholesale price 75c
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ANCHOR LINF.-STEAM TO GLASGOW.
"A LIVERPOOL and LONDONDERRY,
from Per ~, North River. ..
EVERY SATURDAY AND ALTERNATE WEDNESDAY,
BRITANNIA, WEDNESDAY, JrnulrY p
Cabin IG5 and so; urelae @'i p'eefaso
s23 Storage tickets fiol above port. ~ -u.,,
Wv HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents,
Z HoNlng.graen
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-BDFoRp. J.-Opers at II q. N.
s.J.urs liughe. gram larccn p.
..lleuv &. Miller, grand lilctnf.
t.yOAn J. Loolsy and hac Ly-
OHs, larceny hon tie person.
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,,OoSs1aNRRs PER YELLOW AND GREEN
East FREIGHT LINES, VIA CHAR1orrE.
COLUMBIA AND. AUGUSTA RAILROAD, Sep.
tember LIS. Mesk, &. H. Andrews, S.
Sheridan, r. D. Sem & Son, NJ. Eur
lich & Son, B. Bumon, j. &c H. Oliver.
j. Snlzbacher, T. J. & Fl. N. Gibson. J.
A. Hendrix & Bro, Lorrick & Lowrnnce.
Geo: Symmers. L. Simmons, Carroll &
Spellman, Davis g E., Columbia Hotel.
+. d ". @. Swaffield, W. 81. Webb.
Lowell & s., NJ. Foot, Lovelace & ".
J. NJ. Wilson, w. r.. Tarrant, p. ". &,
r. 8. Chick, s. P. Boozer g. Co.. Mot
fit. 81. & Co., W. L. Sisons, Christian
u W. t. J. Jones. Harrison & mr.. B. s.
Jones, a. Brown, Bonner G. Bro, Fur
guson d. M., G. W. Ruse, A. s. Ducon.
D. Fleming. J. @. Taylor, Walter Bros. :.
Sharp & r., 8. W. Connor. A. Nj
Bowers & Co., A. D. Lovelace, p. Nil.
Ter. A. G. Floyd, Trowbridge & Co.. r.
L. Coleman, P. Mackett & Co., Swyeert
Il. .ook, w. @. Bee & Co.,, George ".
" Tier, Startling & Pope, P. Tarrily, r..
J; W., Outs & Lake, A. M. Bell, p.
Hope, r. G. Shiver, E. P. Alexander. A.
q. H., q. Stenhouse, e. & L., J. @.
Dial, A. A. @. NJ, John Waties &c Co..
A. j. McCaughran, Rev. E. nj. Green :.
Copeland & Bearden. -
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american m in.slisuence.
, NOON DESPATCHES.

CoUNTKnFErTS-NEW YORK DEMocRk1,ro
" OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CONVENTION
7, t-CALFOKNIA ELLCrIONs-FAsT HORSE
TIME-TEMpERANCE CANDIDATES -HUR-
NJ R1cANE AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
FAIR--NlW YOltK FINANCES IN COURT.
AC. &C
PoUoHKEKpsIE, September 6.-Coun-
terfeit twenues, on Merchants National
Bhnk, were showed to-day.
: ALBANY, Septem ber "a Democratic
State Convention has been called for Oo.
tober 4th.
BosroN, September GA hundred
delegates, representing the National Di-
vision Sons of Temperance, are holding
meetings In Boston this week, which are
largely attended. Among the delegates
re.Judge s. B. Ransom, of New Jersey.
and Robert Eoust, of Pennsylvania.
NEW York, September 6.-Acoounts
OF, the city and County of New York
viii be submitted to the committee next
Monday.
SAN FRANCISCO, September 6.-Indi-
cations strongly faver tho election of
bootb, Republican candidate for Go.
vernon. VI
The taxpayers municipal ticket was
largely ahead Of the Democratic ticket
Z - - OSiSS1A = LIZ ' Ot0 1lKuk
nia SAVANNAH, September 7.-Arrange.
ments 'for.the first annual fair of the IN
a!tdistria! !tit 10 Association, Of Georgia. are be-
'1Dg made on the most extensive scale.
aS0:0oo are offered in premiums. The
lndioations are that it will be onb of the
! most n successful expoaitions ever held in
the South. Competition for premiums
ls open to Georgia and the world. Ar.
raneements for the accommodation OF
visitors and exhibitors will be complete
in every particular. A cordial invita-.
tlon is extended to oil sections.
SYRACUSE. September THE anti
dram shop State convention nominated
O full ticket. =
bAN FRANCISCO. September 7.-Booth
claims the CITY md State. The vote is
close, but not full The Democrats
elect the Mayor, Surveyor and Treasnr.
er, the taxpayers elect the balance q,
the municipal ticket. Twenty.fivo ma,
cent. Of the negroes voted the Demo
oratio ticket. :
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OBITUARY

~ pied, on the 7th OF September instant.
Martha A. iFrszee; aged, Q acn:hs and 2e
The friends and acquaintancos OF Mr. and
MRS. Frazoe are respectfully invited to attend
the funeral services, THIS AFTERNOON. at
O'Clock, from their residence, on Plain
street, near the corner OF Bull.
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TREsHGRARaEO
ForeIR n AEaIrsis
NOON DESPATQHES !.

ForoA&n' AG0kral'-
NOON DEsPATGHES,a
HEAVY vYIMM1aRATIoN-DEAy 0H THE GRAND,
lVIzIER-DEMAND FOR 600
sTRIKERs-sALzBURa 6oRFERBN0EG
ITALIAN MINISTER TO FRANCE oBJEUT1oN-
q ABLE-pRovIs1ON FOR COMMUNE. SUFFER-.
. hRs-FULDA Observation-Disclosures
IKE M OF CHoLERA-MARNH DIsAsTBRs-oAR
PENTRRs' sTR1KE-ARREsr OF EDITORS,
III 4O.. DC.
!, LoNDoN. September G.-18, GOO emf
grants left Mersey for America during
August. ...:. ''%sei~
CoNsrANT1Nop1E, September 6.--The
Grand; Vizier, Ali KlbroBli. Paoha, is
dead. ,fif
III: LONDON, September 6. .--Proprietors in
New Castle are sending in all directions
Tor wcrkmen to take the places Of the
strikers The workmen are armiup.
Some factories have been enabled to re.
sume work Nearly 4, 600 workmen have
left. ~
The remains of Renforth, tho boat-
man, have arrived. Thousands follow we'd
the coffin in silence to the house Of his
widow. The funeral wilt take place Sun
day.
A number of persons were killed by
an explosion at Wigan. Mine. The scenes
around the mouth of the mine were
heert-rending.
BERLIN, SsptemEer Cit is stated
That the conference at Sal1burg is to
strengthen the friendship between Ger,
many and Austria. Germany reminds
1.-The Cabinet at, Bucharest that Roumania
ls not asovereign State mud not entitled
to correspond directly with European
powers. The communication has been
referred to the Grand Turk.
SALzBuRa5 September THE Empe-
ror OF Austria, with brilliant suite, was
received by. Emperor William and Bis
marck. The Emperors conversed
quarter OF IN hour. There was q grand
banquet
GLASGOW, September IA large
meeting was called to support the strike
at New. Castle. Resolutions for nine
hours work were pussed. The meeting
wns orderly. ~
PARIS, September Tt is intimated
that the relations between tie Italiun
Minister and Napoleon render Ills posi-
ton here untenablo.
The Assembly passed bill imposing
the burden of the war on the whole na-
tlon, and providing for the immediate
distribution of 100, 600, 900 francs among
the sufferers from the Commune.
Thiers and 'Bezaine had an hours in
terview. Negotiations for evacuation are
not going on smoothly.
QUEENSTOWN, September Title
steamer Leader, from Dantzig hither,
was wrecked. All lost-about twenty
five.
LONDON. September 7.-The new
United States steamer Juniata, rescued
twelve persons from O capsized boat in
Schnadt.
Victoria is rapidly improving.
Hon. MIR. Cowper has been arrested on
charge of swindling.
The German Bishops, in secret con.
ferenoe at Fulla. omitted high mass: !:
which is considered significant OF earn
est business.
Cholera is beginning to abate in the
Baltic provinces of Prussia. Only few
cases occurred in Paris. The cases here
now are said to be of different type
from Asiatic cholera. Anxiety through.
out Germany is decreasing.
,t NIGHT. DISPATCHES.
PARIS, September THE editors Of
yPsrek and A0enier have been sentenced
) to- si1l'months' imprisonment and 500
francs each. for q violation of Tie, press
laws. T ~ .n.n
BEnh1N, September 7.--Tho house
carpenters have struck. Many have left
the city, y
IL
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On the Both of August. in sToombs-
boro. Wilkinson County. Ga, q party OF
unknown men gagged and killed Mat
thew Deason, the Sheriff of the County:
also, negro .woman,in his employ, and
threw the bodies into O we'll.
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Wines and Liquors.

Wines and Liquors.
(, IVA. THE undersigned bog leave to
.SSsSA ,,call the attention OF consumer
&S3Sk934to and wholesale purchasers, to
their ind ss;o,, asGo5'ment ,;at Of goods in ,his
prices which defy competition. Their stock
consists III part OF
Choice OTAKD BRANDIES,
Domestic aud California Dranlies,
Whiskies,
Common and Roctiied Whiskies,
,,, Old Port, Sherry, Madeira and Malaga
Wines,
Ginger, Cherry and Blackberry Brandies.
barclay, Perkins Il Co.s London Porter,
iounger'a Sparkling Alloa ale,
Angostura Bittcra,
St"ughton Ditters.
Champagnes of tho following clloico
brande:
Louis Hoederer, Demonicn, .,icdseick,
Carlo blanche. Cabinet. and California Cham.
ALSO,
Old Holland Gin. wo.fe's Schiodam
Sc!lnapps, Jamaica Rum, etc. etc.
Sept JbIN A1NEW 4 SON
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HAVING opened during tho paat ton davs
la one hundred packages OF goods, bought
IN New York at much less than regular prices.
replenishing gll the departments to the fullest
capacity, both wholesale and retail, we are
now prepared to I'LL all orders from city or
country.
we opened to-day TWENTY-FIVE pieces OF
CARPETS in now and beautiful designs: $50
pairs OF BLANKETS, including all qualities,
Ill white and colorod. Notwithstanding tho
very largo advance Of 20 per cent. in these
goods. VIC arc Offering them at less prices
VIII open in a few days the boet stock OF
"OOL SHAWI.S ever shown in Columbia
"e keep only the best makes OF goods,
direct from manufacturers and importers, and
have but ONE PRICE. ##
Shades and Shade Hollands, in nd widths
md styles
Some OF our worthy competitors arc getting
rather nervous Oh account of tho quantity of
goods We arc receiving. We do not get them
Tor their benefit, but for tho benefit Of our
customers.
We invite all to inspect our stock, Which
will be shown freely.
w. u. LOVE l. CO,
Columbia Hotel Binding,
". D. Love. Main street.
B II. McCnEEnY. Aug 25
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Porter and Ale

Porter and Ale.
Ok CASKS barclay, Perkins & Co.'S ION.
Ac DON PORTER, and George Younger
" sons sparkling Alton ALE. on hand and
for sale low by JOHN AGNEW Il son.
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10 Israalitas.

THYME Service in tho PORTIJaFsE MIN,
~ HAa will be held at Temperance Hail
during the ensuing holidays. All israelitas
are cordially and earnestly Invited to unite in
solemn prayers and Thanksgiving to the God
u .neit ancestors during those solemn and
ton for all. --l
Rosh Hashanah Evening Service FRIDAY
the 18th instant, ct Z. Il. - >
sept o l.. CARR President.
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FASHIONABLE AND CHEAP!

Tho history Of all trade is that large
amounts Of goods are handled much clealmr
| than small amounts. Buyers. look to Your i'm.
tercBtl Il. o. SIIIyEIk &: 10.
! SeptG
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!1ttE trade OF this place must concentrate.
Consumers OF those goods must look q
thelr interest. Our house il ready, wiling
ana able to make this tho BEST MAitKEr IN
THIS SSECrlOHFON GOODS ut onco
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For Rent.

e. THE commodions HOUSE recently
H;ia occupied by Mrs L. J. Arthur. together
with the large Lot adjoining. All nc
cessary out-houses on tho promises compIete.
POSSESSION given Immediately. Apply to 4.
Sept 8 REy. VIM MARTIN
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the roof fell IN. Insured in the Vermont
Mutual for 500.
DIR. Charles Il. Rider formerly Of
New Haven, and now of Rochester n. Y,
Professor Of Ophthalmology 10 the
Geneva Medical College aud he will give
weekly lectures, at that institution, dur
ing the next year, on the anatomy of the
eye, physiological optics, and ophthalmic
surgery.
CRowN PoINT AND BRIDpoRT FAIR
The annual fair of the Grown Point and
Bridport Mechanics Association will be
held at Crown Point on Wednesday, Sep
TENDER 18th, 1871. Gen. Fitzpatrick
will deliver the annual address. Subject
"Sherman's march to the Sea" with addi-
tions.
-Skif Il Spaulding, merchants in
Bridport, are doing good business
They were receiving large supplies of
new goods last week. They combine
butter buying with their other business.
On Monday they paid 26cents per pound
for this staple, while at Vergennes only
rs cents was paid, Their purchases
last week amounted to two tons.
<BRIsroL AcADEMy.--The trustees of
Bristol Academy have at length made
arrangements for the continuance of the
school, and to this end have secured the
services of Mr.. NJ S. Bates, recent
graduate Of Dartmouth college, as Prin-
cipal, who will be assisted in his work by
Miss V. A. Miller, Mrs. G. Il. Prime.
Miss Miller has attended the Normal
School at Randolph, and is teacher sf
much and successful experience.
Col. Sardis Dodge of Weybridge, on
Saturday, August 5, let his horse to
Frenchman who had been at work for
him. On the Monday following, Mr..
Dodge heard Of his leaving Vergennes
for Port Henry. Since that time he has
been unable to get any track of the horse
or the thief; though diligent search was
made all last week. 1t is to be hoped
Mr.. Dodge will recover his property, and
especially that the scoundrel who took it
may be caught and brought to justice.
REDUCED FARE TO CAMPMEETrNc.-
Mixed and passenger trains except the
mail train moving north in the afternoon,
will stop at the Camp Ground Depot,
during the meeting. Tickets to go and
return can be had at all the stations from
Rutland to Burlington. The fare from
Whiting, S5; Salisbury, 20 Middlebury,
35 Brooksvile, Is; New Haven, 20 !;
Vergennes, so; Ferrisburgh, 20; North
Ferrisburgh. 80. Full fare ifpaid in the
cars.
Snow FALL lS70-7l.-The following
is taken from the record of A. B. Mills,
New Haven:
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GEO. II. PARKER, W.

BRlsroL LocAL.-E. W. Cain has rent
ed his market to Howard Clark of Lincoln.
Mr. Clark takes possession to-day, Mon
day..
A young lad by the name Of Brown,
sawed his right hand badly. in the stave
mill at Acworth. 9 His hand was dressed
by DR.. Levi Hassctine.
The Aqueduct Committee have at last
discovered the leak and water is once
more flowing in the old channels, They
are digging new ditch across the park
preparatory to laying iron pipes there
and through West street
The Grover boy who met with such II
terrible accident in losing his arm some
time since has so far recovered as to be
out DR.. f. G. Prime, who attended him
him is entitled to great credit for the
skilful manner in which he treated the
case.
Very dry in this vicinity with cold
nights. Had frost in some localities.
II. G. Barnes is fixing and repairing
his residence on East street.
Mrs. Chas. Smith is making extensive
repairs upon her house, on West street.
BRIsToL.
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Addison County.

A veritable case of foot rot in cattle
is reported on Weybridge fats.
= The hay crop in Bridport proves to
be unexpectedly good better than last
year. Corn is looking finely.
Mrs. Annis G. Gage, widow of the
late Orlin r. Gage, died in Addison on
Sunday Of last week, aged 90 years.
The Summer term Of the Bridport
village school closed last week. The
term has been pleasant and successful
one, Miss Hill teacher.
"A restless horse stepped upon the
foot of w. b. Child of Weybridge last
week, and since that date the young man
has walked upon crutches.
About 100 persons, largely from the
NJ f. Society in Panton, made an excur.
sion ria steamer Curlew, to Port Henry
on Tuesday last.
The New Haven Cheese factory are
using about 1000 pounds of milk pei
day, and at that they are una bic to meet
the demand for their cheese.
-Nuell Clifford of Starksboro. while at
work overhead in David Dykes house
fell from thence to the cellar, bruisine
his head and face considerably, but is
likely to recover soon.
1t is estimated that the drawbridgt
now in process of construction at Lara
bees Point will support weight of A.,
100000 pounds. 1t is three hudsSed
feet long, thirty wide, and thirteen RfyR
columbus Smith. Esq, of Salisbury
sold pair of matched horses last week
for an even one thousand dollars. They
were both sired by the Leland horse and
they have been owned by Mr.. Smith from
colts.
FIRE.-Wednesday. August 9th, tn,
house Of Mrs. Glaspie, in Granville, wa,
found on tire at an early hour. The fam
lily and two beds only we're saved befor.
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TATE OF VERMONT-District Of

:. Addison, 81
In Probate Court held Mt Midilcbury, within
and for said district. IN the l4th day Of Aug, A.
II. ISL.
Marshall Smith, Executor Of the last will and
testament of LUTHER SMITH,
late Of Bridport, in said district deceased pre-
scnts his account with tho estate of said deceased
for allowance
1t il therefore ordered that aid account be
considered at Il session Of said Court, to he hell
at the Probate Office, in Miadlcbury. on III.
lth day Of Sept, a. D., l77l, ut 10 o'clock in the
lcronoou, that all persons interested in may ~.
pear at -aid time and place and if they may have
cause. object to this allowance. And It
further ordered, that notice hereof be given ~
publication three weeks successfully in IL.
Middlehury Register, newspaper printed al
Middlebury,in aid district, previous to ,aid tins
2l;w3 ;. t. COOKE, Judge.
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wv ANTED. Cash, Immediately of those who
w have unsettled accounts with us. Langwor-
thy d Dond. 22;w3
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IeAai Notifes .
\ tSTRICT COURT OF THE

htSTRICT COURT OF THE
HUNTED STATES. for the District of Yer
mont In the matter Of James j.. Sawyer,
Bankrupt. A warrant in Bankruptcy has been
Issued by said court against the estate Of
JAMES Il. SAWYER,
of Whiting, of the county Of Addison, of tho
state Of Vermont, in said district ndJu1ged
bankrupt upon the petition Of his creditors; ani
the payment Of any debts, and the delivery Of
any property belonging to said bankrupt to him
or to his use, and the transfer or tiny property hy
him, are forbidden by law. A meeting Of the
Creditors Of said bankrupt to prove their debt.
and choose one or more Assgnees Of his estate
will bo held at n court of bankruptcy, to b.
holden Mt Rutland, in said district, on the ?2d
dy of August, A. D., 1871, ut 10 o'clock A. NJ
at the L. S. Court House. before A. T.. Lyman
Esq. one of tho Registers in Bankruptcy in said
court. GEORGE p. FOSTER
2l;w2 L. ;. Marshal as Messenger
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

\/tho subscribers, being appointed by the Hon
orable Probate Court for the District Of Addison
Commissioners, to receive, examine, md al
just all claims and demands Of all persons against
the estate Of
EDWIN HAMMOND,
late Of Middlebury, in said District, deceased j.
ceased. and all claims and dem ands exhibited IN
offset thereto; and six months from the 10 day ot
August being allowed by -aid court for that pur
will attend to the business Of our said appoin,
mcnt at the Office of the Paper Mill Co., on tbs
first Tuesdays of September and February mex
from nine o'elocl; A. NJ, until four o'clock p. NJ
on each Of said days
Dated at Middlebury, this lG day Of August,
A. D, 1871.
INA W. CLARK, 2liwI