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v" 81 Shhlpuh N SOpAS
Hprbreltede oer9eringtcn II. GcurtIanoftr. ,
MuFtiunaturen uue @ruuecieeHthumss NJ Gfler.
AuFtipHSsS erRHufs ron 9ruuoetaeHt9um, afs
titn nno Obligationen.
SsrsGufe BON wobiIisH TN Sauie oes gI9tHs
tbAuler5.
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no es ietn inQ0.
Sripatsg cFfGuit RON Sdutern, 9Sntsreisu II.
@runemietbe.
9InIeibsn pcridaHt aui StsSutbur in hu stGbt
upb ant benz qlube. CSCpt2i, tS1
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8erlpaltcrssSerfaI


lii bon
WrUuecioentbum III FER NitclrdIe, ulS pr.
f5s befannt.
Die untCrIcihretCH RCrfUllter, burd elm SetrSt bee
qrCisosrintte oct Stlbt Baltimore %rtndHnt, paint
am 4. SeSbr. 1871 In Der Stage non SGOlbcu un5 GHs
oerq gegtn 9britopber uro IN6cre, miro Tonner'
itaa, oen 2S. Gcseinbcr, Sdd,uiittd1S 4 ubr, am
Bldge aui Ufentiiber Mutton odS nod rteheno he
idrtebcBt Gigentbum Bum ScttGnic ouSbietVn:
Nm oct lBsitigitc oI HiTeitrGBe In Der SAtiCruIna
oou 80 SdB 10 Soil (ilebr oocr l%ptnigcrI nuroli6 ron
etnb, lpfiGcr AufaEgspiae In Der Mite Ger SGetoes
muuer s.OiihcH 6em 9Gnis oHi oCm itgt su beigrels
benbeu Ylagc uue Dem Sanlt dui oCni I'm H0r6en aus
9renScnben Elaec IL, oann liolib Gebeno, ldngs otr
28titieite Der FineirGBe, 10 Nub; Damn lpetlth, pa
rauel nit @eoraC!raBe mo outh ett Diitte Der SGeis
otmauer btuiidlen Dem panie 1ui hem igBt gu heinrci-
btHnen RtdtC uno BEN Ndnle aui ocir int : iioeH Gns
ereu5enocn State, 61 BuB tts on cine brei fSuB breitc
NlllD, iptlde liul Won Der Weprgeilrabe his SIr Sless
R~utslileg elitttdt; oanu rOrbltb, lGn9s Der Oficite
ttidgter Nueb, NIT beren Schrauh lnb Briutlegicu
9emSiniMaitlih, III 6ub uno oaun ollIh IN grGoer
9in!e burd) ole Wliite oer ctfien obcHhenanntfu S1elz
bcrnouer, 81 Enb his gum Iniano 6pnuite.
sic 8ebduoe bciCben In etnem blbidcn 21 it6ft.
9en blCgelielnerIen s. al In 8utcnl 3uitGnte tJtr.
lj9, BtneiiraBel.
Sertoliebcbinoungcn Gin Irtt,tbcil baar urh ber
Felt in oleibmdYigeIL Sublun9sn In 6 uno ~ WtoRas
ten, nit 3tnien pom 8ertauistage on; ODER gnts
baac, nGt eem Grmefen ocs qiuiets. Die 9rebitSats
lun0cp mticn sur Sltrieoenbtit Der Ycrtodltsr o.
ithett iftn.
q. Sobn Siiu8IuiT unS
Sieleer g. SIipaIun, Berlpdlter,
VIZ Az, Ct. EdulitTafe;
y. q. Snuipan s &pbu, fluff.
t2aj,s ,30t, 4,5,Sl ,
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WcrmnlterssSsrfa

Esi1 SEEipHlitlb>StIIuuI
6rmnepIds mt Sdub Rr. 62s, g5ca, Yrattfr.
On Solee ciucs SCtrtteS oe5 9rttsgertdtco etr
Siaot Baltimore miro Der rutCrJCiduCte StrIUaIttr
lut Oiientlihcr Nulttou am Gtcge Srcita9, Den D.
9auuGr 1872, Nadmitaqe s llbr, uSrtGuieH:
ben aunien @runepias. IN etr Staot baltimore
gele1cn unb, mic iOl0t, hcitriebrn:
an Der Norbitite Der Rtatt'trdGe IN Der @ntitrnurg
non Sc fuB oiitih non hcr ROroohsgdc Der &tntts
uHb SregoninGBe dridngtnb; bGnH otiit gcIeno,
Idn95 Der ErGttlry u fuRi Damn rorblid, parallel
nit SreGonira6e, 90 fuR bis on cine 20 6uB bItilS
Iaep; oGnn luctilt,, IaE9e bar &leieite heia8ter
alru. u Euf, mo Damn ihoIid, pura1Cl mttCrC0Ons
hta9C, 90 SuG bio sum Iniange.
@iuet idBridcn @rmcniictbcuo SEC urtsruoriCn.
EteiT tlae III nit Cincm orCit0digen iieaciftcis
iierneu ssvbnbouie uub ctniIodigcm Sinter0cbdubG
bCbaut.
8ertaui5beeinaunstu: Gin SritttbsI bacr rub Der
Jeit In Stuii glelUen S0bliuQtp In uno II gtuidten,
o0er IAee bdor, nab Dem Neliebtn oe6 3duiers. 0le
@rcoi5aBtungcn Sinien traGene duo bUrb sur Snirie5
ocllelt oes ScrpaltCts t~noollttc gloten ets Gillers
aciidert. SouiS 9cnuiGtdiiien, Scuudltfr;
(294, I, 300 ,6,0,2,b) Ercao s SirFIouS, Nuit.
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IN ncrfnmfrn.

Gtnc gute Wirtbibnit an CiHRm Der better WiGrfte
9cleGen. IGbcrCs In Der Grpreiticn ,. Sldttes.
(s9S-l
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Sdlcriiiss8

psiid
-E.I. Srdit liuo In EolDc tincs 8cicblcs tFicri IA.
cias on CONDEMNATION nC5 Common Ylcaes@erihtCs
Ger Stdbt Baltimore tn Der 4luQe non gB. y. Dipiee
Uetner bate i'd mt BGihtag Uelegt uR6 Tn Giineung
Gcnonlnen ole Eehte, gCiigtbum unb j~uicrtltR bts
Deidateli latob Gttncr IN mo Oui Cinem
@runfftiide mir edrduf iteienccu GebGufcn,
In Der Stabi baltimore aclegen uno an Der Shicte
her Suucitrdbe 10 Tu9 brCit, init Ctnu GiCic non ~
NuB, elmer lNbrii0eu @ruroniictbe non $50 u%rtCrtunrs
fen uno nit einell 3sltodtpen sRuhnbaufc it2ztbi
acn sieatlilclncrncn NintrTaebduhe, els sir. ass,
Siic-SpuefraHc, betnurt, bCbnut.
uno made i'd bterlnit DCidunt, oaB Id an Der @es
rittsbuu5tbarc ineer Staot Baltimore : pin CT ftda,
2S. Sebember 1871, WittdaSa ubr, alrs Sutrrciit
oCs bclugtGn JotOb @,tnGr in lr0 At 6cm cbcrbfs
IGriebenen mo NIT 3eiblag belc0tCn Si8cntbumC
uertdlifCR luerbc.
Beoiraur0: So0rinbIuue.
2iuguSius Gilbert, irnbercr cherif;
Y. ". Sehnctt s Spnip., INIT.
(2sl.2 IG,S,AOQ46Al
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Sll Dcrmjctbcu.

Der groBc, rOrtreifi9 ous9citottete 9eGer unter Der
Sypeoitton pcs g9orreiponfenten" II iolort pobtieil
on. etleH relponfthcln llnterncbnsr au oermletbcf.
Setjnng, NIler nRo Gas. Dian Ineioe f6 In bet
Ggpcr. b. 81. uhS-(
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IN bCgF0WIett.

A!A SIUci nCuC Gobnbduicr nit 2GNer an Sot-
Inns lirabt, nube rem 8Ortte. iboug5 @i8ru;bun
lutrocI biut9 uno nHter lethten 9.oin0lngen pcr4
fault.
6crucr tin ncIcs gobubou5 uno 9aoCn an 8altt.
more IO,lttid pom Carbohydrates, uub lest aGe tin
0bcriaon bCnaBt, iUirc bilil unb uutrr lelbteu 9et
otitGlngtn o%trianit. EdbereS dui Der RureipeisGG
Ger Scsiaalpns iIn5 Ct. HGuIhra6e.
l2gS-l ". Qipeteo.
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Yln Nnnrn nnh YSfrrine I
2lnftiuu.

3u %pcrfdufcn ODER III Dernrictben,
F, Die 25obubduier Rr. 80, SipiTomNr,.
II;iI mo Gir. 42S, HifrSpmbdrcfrdHe, eur6
E.4A 3homdS Sill, Gefc Ger Sdpettes nuc ct.
AaulfIra6e. t9ga-)
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Brrwnltrrs : Uerfauf
4.Ir uON,
iCbr ~ ertbuottem SruubCigcutbum
an Der

an Ger
ShsSuItimorer, uabc Geenfrdfe.
Sn BOlge zines Sttrtice oce artlS s2iertthtts Der
Staot Baltimore miro Der llntcr3tihnCtc ais &trlpats
ter aui oittntilbcr auttion Sonucrftda. ocn4. San.
1872. Nadmittda5 llbr, am BtnPe has udbitebenh
beibricOtre icbr l%pertpuoue unc EMBELLISHMENTS
Sigcntbum uCrtuuicu:
Ssr. a. Gene brifcn cjruuepldgc init GebGus
rem an Der &ioictte Der Str8ultimoreird6t, ieefr
uu9eiGbr IL NuB brett UNI 1850 Sn6 ttci bis an cine
aueu. Vie @eodlec t9tr. ts9 mo 1911 beiti4eH In
Spci bhbihcn iicagIIieinrrneu 9Suhnbdnlcrn C.
Gr. 2. Ten ganIcn SrIut pldE nit cicbdtlr
ZEN, Dem Otiaen i'm S1en GrGrrn5tuc, 10 nus hrti,
uno 100 tynB tiei bi5 an cine alcp gcbene. Die @C-
bduoe t'ir. 1927 beltcbcn in etucnI 3-hodtGcn itcaelf
ffeiuerneu Wuhubanie mt . toiiAem e%oppclteH
SlrtcrgCbdnhg &C., NIT anCH g~ClucmlibtclteH tdr cine
Snmitte. &c III bafelbe GiatntbuH, ,uetdte On
GEORGE 2. 2Scmnec ourb llrtunoe Don oetnrtb
Srocme, in Den s0ubz Srdiptn Der StGot Baltimore
In SiUcr Z q, 9tr. 80, Gel, - IL. /. IL. cinnctTu0tH,
iibcrtruger ipurhe, iolulc aud bet sirgr llcbcrruauHaes
llrtunoc non Nudb Jtto0lGp, In 6m tanes grhluCu
I'm Ole StGot baltimore in Stbcr > u, ytr. 23I, Eol.
1904 etn9cirG9cH, bcuunrt. Sds 0GuSc Gt9tHtbntu 1T
elmer iabrItd 5Obtbarcu @ruHcmtctbe non $500 mn
t%erluorIen.
Observation-Disclosures, wie ourb eaS SGtret oorgts
idriebcu, itnN: Gin Ricltcl b0dr am &trldui5t0gc, =
tu6 DloRatCr, 4 in ~ NionotCu uno elm "a MS 9}ps
nGtCu NIT i9inlcu uno SihcrbCit; ooer Mics bOar, nul
oenl SeltCtcH ot5 ooCr oct aiutCr.
Win. ~. ~. Metiiun, 8trto6ttcr;
.. 81. Soper X SphIr, autt.
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81 ~hrrfnmicn.

I.lll- $1,000 tluien Dos 8sa5dlge gDobn9dus gtr.
~, Site : a1oIiitraBe, nit 6 Sutcn 3imrnsrn uuo
ttetem @rlRohiiGg, nit gpaiicr il Spie. @uuut gins
$40. 9ldbcrc5 bi 9Iutonu < Hrn3eup, SIT. 10,
EdiU Z SutlOin0s, occr Jtr. 70, N0ro = Bomb llrnSe.
t26S-i
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9u bermjeibcu.

Scr Rddt, 6Cr IouOtb, Die Suublhaft unb bic
.stnrtdtiHA elmer Exclamation nebit 2datrbier = 60
ON. ytdberrs bel Sdnmone Gn9an, Rr. az,
SaulGra6c. f2pi-9. -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-18

Eil- Sin mobtirteS 8cGnbaus, I'M Mitte(puntte
er Stdnt GCltGGn. WiGn mrioe I'D bel Tclfair
%arriott, ct. @orIs, iiuctte E9Hrt nJrStid pom
TrtuNtOUtITItp .f1QaA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-18
&lrinr 6anirr III hrrfnnffn.

El!S- 9lelrc Oduicr on Der SroBs. nobe 9obuions
meroen bldg Gbee0fiCn uno monotttbe !3aba
Inracn Gn9eNomnen. e,cbn talcnn & Comp,
(26j-l Rr. BS, fSeft Gapettefrafe.
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2n nerfanfrn.


eIde itbr gnlrieblcnSuertbe eanbiieHe Don 100 glicr
bel 0ontec'6 StUtIon on ocnt 99dibingtenCr Slueige
Der r8oltliHorc : Ohio Sabn" init gnteu @e6huoeu
miro icbr bldg obgeiGiicn.
Sotn Glenn & Comp,
f2Bt-l Or, 62, Mcjt=IaOettc1r
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2u p%crfauieu,

lid Die 2sn6di9en SisssIfcins % obHbduier Er.
l63 unb 100 Gliiottirafe, Canton, icOe5 IA bel 20
Sy Ilis a{ sgto M issc S90tsss onie oS g5' S1s aefSti sS' I }sSssi
tein7 g5obubduS 9tr. 490, Sdntonsgpcue, Is bei uus
sCidbr 90 6l6 9roB, Q 3iInmGr nit . yerantcn rnttaIe
tepo @runomletbc 1921 Rrei5 $3.50. 8crner oNs
10 5u6 hrGit NIT elmer noroliben {ieie bid 3ur dlice
3lnn1trcRc; @~ruubmietbe Si26; 4rrtS sll00.
Wdtere aueiunit bt IhpS. IN. @eifHH,
gtr. pig, Gaiternra uenue,
l252-) t9uli5 oitiih uom Sroaouop.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-18

z-~1 Ju pcrtdtiteH.
AIxJ@S Wiebrete eut9cbaItcnc SIiiafI,
g&IPy ueridieneuer bdbrifdtt, hauer6aIt
Y K y ~ unb non itartem 5on, t~Cionoels
:-~fS grCi9utt iir @irtbihalteu oogr
GpuSert : Gallons 81 i~olecnbCn
Gtetitn: 500, 1925, $50, S275 unb $50. GbGus
iGl5 an Sane cine IustU'bl pom 9ebrGudter tairGs
lorml9cu Aidnus, iucIGe mir gu oen t~iIiqtelt Brri-
Zen mo aui lctdte Sabtuuaftcririne ab:diftr.
Nm. Innhc s. Spmp.,
9r. $50, geef Baltimore, nate
(23O-3Ol) GutnpttlRe.
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Sb1oGcr uno 0erfertiser aaer e or
ten @ifcn=2trbeiten
SIR. &c Gprb, @aps. Srebertdftrdbe

gegeRlbtr,
p~ertertlat e iien. 2irbeiten teofr Art, wttt
fd,mieet. nnb Su6eiferne @sldnftr. abirsn
NenferIdtsn, Gpnnsneddtcr te., uub IN, etn9e
ridtet, nm In Der Stabt uue ant Dem tanb.
In tiir,tifcr Nrift unter mdsiaen Sebinoungen grbtt
len auejuiiBrsn unb aufsuiessn. taprts20,fS.)
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Mitcs 2Sdpicr! J0Gcut8 pro 100.
Nm init ctuem @orrdtbc ultCn Tapicr5 a~ufiurdrs
men, iaiicH mir oaiielbe bsutc iir 90 SITS. pro 1UC
Soacn ob. G}dn nctbe lid In Der G.sc. b. gil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-18
lImterDaltnngea.
6rOBcr 9abresbau

nOfs8nltinarrr 2ic0erfran3eg."
Sbt1cr SereiH bait iciHen hitsidhriAtH Sabresban
am eEften observation-disclosures in Raiuc'S 6auc
oh. Die Sor II In SdHocu ocs 0rH. Gbae. gStIleHe,
ytr. 06, SuosGbOrlesilr. @dpt. 1ofnGHu's Wuiitz
Corps IL en9uairt, unr bat aberbGupt bas 9UmItc
AHes uni9eboten, nm oieicH SGu 81 etncm DER id,ols
ten oleier cation su MAIDEN.
Stlete IA a Gents iGr ciIen 9errn uHo Dnmen
ltno bei ben WiitaIieoCru Iuo an oet 9aiie 5u babcu.
Fdlhue vilt9lieoer lDoltH tbre derten porletIei
Gin aeebrtts 8ublitum laoet etn
(29S-9, 302-5l TaS CSrmtte.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-09-06

At the August term held on the 18th and 10th.
the following cases were heard
VIM. b. Page, r'. town of Montgomery, action
for town bounty, tried by jury at the May term
$50, with verdict and Judgment for defendant
The judgment OF the county court was affirmed
Geo. L. Waterman for plh and Il II. Powers lor
def
Walter W. Hawkins rs. town of johnson, ac
ton ur town bounty, tried ly jury at the May
term, $50, with verdict and Judgment for the
plaintiff to recover si2l 10 damages, was heard
and is with the court. NJ. o. Heath for the def
and G. l.. Waterman for the plh
Hiram Bailey rs. town of Craitsbury. action
for town bounty. and verdict and Judgment in
the county court for defendant, affirmed. G. l..
Waterman for the plaintiff. and Geo W lendeC
Cor the def
Nelson Poqucttc rs town OF North Hero, ac-
ton for town bounty, tried by jury at the De
eember term, 1870, with verdict and Judgment
for the plaintiff to recover S22i 80 damage, ,
judgment Of the county court reversed and cas-,
remanded G. L. Waterman for the delft an,
NJ. o. Heath for the pin.
William Swift rs. town Of Elmore, action ioi
town bounty, tried by jury at the December term
1870, with verdict and Judgment for the plaintiff
to recover $265 90 damages, judgment Of the
county court affirmed II. II Powers for tn,
def. and G. W. Hondec for the pf.
Hiram A. Earl u.s. town Of Hyde Park, actor
for town bounty, tried By jury at the May term
1871, with verdict for the plaintiff to recover
Sl33 30 damages. w, II H. Kenfeld and II. II
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-09-06
IA rkets.
tTs'grFtsf E'1rs"y ft Wafoanan 4 stat, Journ1i)
BOSTON CATTLE MARKET.
At CAMBRIDGE BRIGHToN.
For iho week ending Tuesday. September g. 1871.

AMOUNT or STOCK At MAgSrr
5 5as y Ss;s SIS I5 si - s &: IS
PRIoEs.-Bssr Cafls-Extra at and heavy pren,iun,
oxen, $50 a $1,000 FIRST quality, 500 800 second
loo Ms on total weight II hide talo md dressed bss
a lew choice single pairs, sll.5o "a 5000 Balls, SC
gorkg oren-t9o saoop pair, or according TO tbei,
value a. beef. Handy Steers, SO 20 So
Much CONS h60i extra good, $50 o. $40, with 81
without calves, D. may be agreed arrow and ordina
Stor".--Yearling', soam, two.ycars old. 81 ZOO
UtJlm Live weight, jta7c per ID. store cattle Tex
SteB and Lambs 300 a 600 In lots. a. ~ n tt5o
extra a Gets. v ID. on live weight, or 5000 a 500
sAotss.-Wholesale, state; retail, e. 1Dsc Pm. Fai
Hogs i65l v NJ. Spring Pigs -8l0c v H.
psai Caigss,-S5oo 0$l201 Y head.
r Wi,TB b II 40 IT, country lots 'i@ s.
with Wool on, 80 906sl.35 each country lots dry Ss
tl.lO. Calfskins l6Uiso.
RrMARks The above figures indicate an abundnn
supply Our highest quotations nOc per To-, drosse,
weight Is reached only uy very extra premium pair
eutiew reach $3.50 per ewt Pair at TO &c, ia
steers al oc 70 c ana store cattle much lower. Young
weight. VI" ''''
100 lbs 20 MI Winter, at Sc dressed such a. sold las
iall 9t i2ic full blood Durham stag raised by t. L.
lire At market to b. c Ripley at SO hcfer ;e i moi
10 vi Cowe sold 60 Texan cattle at 81 69l 81 % and
81 per hundred weight live 6 Western steers 1870 lbs
at o. q at 6e per ID. live weight j. sabn had "a,
2es e9 oaa Of Northern OXEN at market mostly fed by
per H. on live weight, or gc 81 H. H. blanchard sol,
az cattle at 60. to 74c dressed b. Dow I oxen at ~
at SIC steers and stags, at &c to &c dressed No ma
terlal change since last week.
The supply Of sheep large and trade rather dull As IN
market has been crowded all the week. J. McCarth
| sold ~ Vermont lambs for " 70 per head H. Plat
sold no Canada lambs, col lbs. each ut Gle Der Id
q H. yord9n sold ~ extra lambs at &c per NJ AS
o.c per 10 pardls Smith sold at &c per ID o. Metcal
sold 22 New York lambs, 60 lbs for sag each Price
little lower Fat hogs dlc per b. dressed Live pou
| troi l6icper ID, Old turkeys, 1oc per III.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-09-06

VERMONT STATE AGRIcuLTuRAL SoclErY--DI-
REcroRs' MEErNG.-A meeting Of the Directors
of the Vermont State Agricultural Society was
held Gates Hotel, Bennington, on Tuesday
evening, August Goth.
Directors present were Hon. Henry c. Root
President Crosby Miller H. ;. Morse. W. r.
Sanford, Vice Presidents Henry Clark. Secreta-
ny n. B. Stafford, L.. 5. Drew, C. H. Hubbard
4. 5. stowell, II. b. Kent, Elijah Cleveland, Geo
Hammond, j. A. ''hedd, John Gregory, George
Campbell, Directors.
l.. 5. Drew of Burlington, was appointed the
Superintendent of cattle at the State Fair.
On motion, John Gregory, Crosby Miller, n
b. Stafford, George Hammond and f. S. Stowell
were appointed committee to nominate delegate.
to the convention for the formation Of Nationa
Agricultural Society.
The committee subsequently reported the fol-
lowing list of delegates to represent the Vermont
State Agricultural Society in the National Con
vention, to be held at Nashville, Tenn, in De
tober next
Hon. Henry G. Root, Bennington
Henry Clark Rutland,
Hon. Elijah Cleaveland Coventry.
Hon. John Gregory, Mortified
George Campbell, ESD, Westminster
The President appointed John Gregory, W. r
Sanford and Crosby Miller committee to presen
resolutions to the society, at its meeting at st
Johnsbury, on the death Of Hon j. W. Colburn
late Treasurer of the society.
The board adjourned to meet at st. Johnsbury
a..
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-09-06

LowtfL. Tho voters Of Lowell met on the 29d
to try to get vote Of the town to purchase
building, or raise money to build house for tn,
use Of the town, and after quite sharp discus
sion voted to pass over all articles relating there
10. They next proceeded to elect constabl,
(the one elected last March having moved away b,
and after electing fifteen different ones, who al
declined serving, tho office was sold at auction I,
II. {. Stannord, for Sij, he being the lowest bid
der So the town will have to pay $40 for col
leeting the town tax
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-09-06

4 a BAsELEss ISLANDER. I'VE have seen with
pain an item going the rounds of a portion of the
Vermont press, to the effect that our friend and
inner townsmen j. S. Adams, Esq, had recent
~ become an inmate Of the Binghamton lnebr.
ae Asylum. While incredulous Of the asser-
non, and unwilling to give it currency even by an
IMPRESSION of unbelief of its truth, in the abb
|mnce OF authoritative information of its hsity,
Ne have remained silent We are now no longer
Hithout such information. Our Vermont readers
qnder whose eyes this baseless Islander may have
hlen will be glad to learn that MIR. Adams is not
No never has been, an inmate of any inebriate
@ylum. lie isstil Commissioner of Emigration
|Pr the State of Florida, and Collector Of Gus
'lpmS for the port Of jacksonville, Fla, where he
sldes. lie Is, and has been for a long time, a
pember in good standing of the Sons Of Temper
PC and is fully able to appreciate the reckless
Esss and cruelty Of the wanton circulation
a alsehood alike injurious to himself
pa painful to his friends. win the Barto,
fandard, which first, We believe, gave currency
the statement, the Chronicle, and other Yer
ont papers, that have given currency to the
f'ander, note the denial.-Free Press.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-09-06

A MELANCHOLY SuIcnE.-The death Of VIII
liam +. Hale, who was found on Sunday morning
in Rutland with his throat cut. proves to have
been case of undoubted suicide The last that
was seen of Mr. Hale alive was on the morning
Of Saturday last about nine o'clock. At that
time he took leave Of his wife, after giving her
his pocket book and watch, and aflectonately
kissing her and his young child, telling his wife
that she would never sec him again. His wife
was naturally alarmed at his conduct and as he
did not return in the course of the day, she 1e-
came very anxious, and expressed the belief that
he had committed suicide. On Sunday morning
some Of his neghbors started to search for him,
and, following his foot tracks, soon found his
liielc's body in swamp belonging to John Cain,
Esq, \ deep cut was found in his throat sever
ing the iugular vein. A few feet from the body
lay small, two-bladed pocket knife, with one
blade open, the crimson stains upon which made
it evident that it was the instrument with which
the bloody deed had been committed. On learn
ing of the confirmation of her worst fears, Mrs
Hale swooned and on being restored to conscious
ness, was most distracted with grief
On searching the pockets Of Mr.. Hale, letter
was discovered in the breast pocket Of the coat
addressed to Mr.. Hale, and written By a young
married man named George A. Patch. 1t con.
tained in substance an implied charge Of criminal
intimacy on the part Of Hale with the wife Of
Patch, and demand for $50 to prevent legal
prosecution This letter was delivered to Mr..
Hale by "a boy on Saturday morning. On learning
Of the connection of Patch with the tragedy, he
was questioned and not giving altogether salts
factory information of his whereabouts, on Satur-
day morning he was arrested,
Mr. Hale was formerly a resident Of Brandon,
and had lived in Rutland about two years. lie
had been employed in the car shops of the Rut-
land Railroad, till about week since, when some
disagreement arising he had been discharged
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-09-06

MIssiNo.--rhomas Town, an old gentleman living
with his daughter near SaIton's River, went to
his room Sunday evening as usual. On going to
his room Monday morning, it was found empty
Search was made, but up to date he has not been
found. 1t is supposed he was not exactly sane,
but attended meeting on Sunday ms usual aud was
very quiet, and showed no sign of doing injury 10
himself or others. Search has been made and the
river dragged but could not find any trace ofhim.
Mr., Town is man 10 years old, and much re-
spec,ed in his neighbOrhood and town. lie had
distributed his property to his children, except
about one thousand dollars in money, and lately
he had given that 10 the missionary society, which
was thought strange, as it left him destitute, de-
pending on his children fer support. lie lett his
pocket-book in his room, and wore of some old
clothes that had been laid aside as worthless.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-09-06

In Barre, Aug %, Mr.. FANNY THOMPSON widow of n,
late Roy, william Perrin, formerly OF Berlin aged Il
years.
IN Cabot, Aug, %, Mrs. Jazz FARRfxdroS. widow Of
tho late Joseph Harrington, formerly OF Peachan aged
% years -
In Coal Camp, Mo-, Aug H. Mr. HIaAM p pFRklss.
aged 80 Year,, Formerly Of Plalnheld, VI.
81 Johnsbury Centre Aug. n, FANNY, wife of Dea.
Edmund liallet1, aged " years
Inst Johnsbury, Aug. 90, Mr.. NATHAN HALE, former.
~ OF Danyille, aged 10 years.
IN DanYlle, Aug. p, Mrs. CYNTHIA wife OF Mr. Frank
I'm Warren, and daughter Of Jeremiah W. Leighton
aged ~ years rI
la Dsnyilla, Aug %, Mrs. MIRROR WItLEY wife of Mr.
Tracy u. Wiley OF ct. Johnsonfy, aged "a years.
In stove, Aug. q, JONI II. srAuLDrsa, ased IA
years, son Of sir aud Mrs. T. r. spaalding,
Ia Stove, Monday, Aug. ., CABor LUCK, aged rs.
10 North Wolcott, Aug. a. SARAH daugbte, of No.h
and Abigail Boynton, aged IL years ''"
In Bethel Aug. 20, SAMUEL diLsos, Esq, aged 70.
In Bethel Aug %, onAs, ID. CHASE, aged " years
In fo2aton, Aug. 80 Mss ". sMosps, aged 20 yesrs.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-09-06

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