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We desire to make the FREEMAN particularly
liable for its news from all parts of Vermont.
nd our friends in different parts oft the state, es
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-07-05

The managers Of the Vermont Contra
Railroad have recently added three new
! elegant passenger coaches to the equipment
of the Rutland division. These will soon b
followed by other new cars, which will place
the road in excellent condition for the accom-
mediation Of summer travel. The managers
are giving considerable attention to the i'm
proyement of the rolling stock of thi:
/ division Of their lines
! ANOTHER CoUNTRYMAN TAKEN IN.-George
I wilson OF Vermont, while on his way from
! New York 10 Rutland, stopped over here
/ yesterday afternoon, and determined to 60
around the town and see the sights. He
| found guide in the person Of Joseph Sher-
lock, who piloted him to several public
I resorts Towards dusk Wilson, who had
imbibed a quantity Of liquor sufficient to
float a small sized canal boat, became oblivi-
Gus of what was going on around, and laid
( himself down to sleep on the sidewalk on
Third street What became of Sherlock he
doesn't know Shortly afterward he was
aroused by officer Fay Of the st cond precinct,
TO whom, after sounding his pockets, he
complained that nc had been robbed of 500
Suspicion at once fell upon Sherlock, who
was arrested hall an hour subsequently. This
morning prisoner and accuser were before
Justice Conway, who held the case open
until tomorrow, with the hope that stronger
and more positive evidence would at that
time be produced against Sherlock Troy
Tunes, 29th.
IRoN FOB THE z. 81 0. K. R.-Two boat
loads Of iron tor the Montpelier x ST JOINS
bury portion of the Portland Il Ogdensburgh
r. Il. arrived on Saturday last and are being
laden on cars destined for St JohnsburY
This iron IS of the best imported quality and
the rails are twenty four leet IN length, and
are to be joined together by the 8" Fish
joint which consists Of two bars Of wrought
IRON about two feet in length, fastened on
each side OF the rail under the crest by means
Of four strong bolts which pass through both |
rails and bars in holes made for the purpose.
No chairs are used under the rails, but they |
rest upon the ties.
Barnum's elephan. treated the Plymouth /
Mass, people to trick not set down in'the /
bills. lie got loose early IN the morning, /
strolled through the fields in utter contempt /
IF fences, made raid upon the pantry Of a
clergyman and drank mp three pans Of milk
and slowed in his big trunk the contents Of
meal bag. BArnum paid for that show
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-07-05

Halls Vegetable Sicillian Hair Remover /,
a preparation Of great merit, and is rapidly
dispiacing all others for the hair
/ AMoSG THE ISDIANs Lieut. Hcrndon tells
Us that no tribes Of aborgiuces are found in
the deepest forests Of South America. from
the Andes to the Atlantic coast, that do not
have and use D0ct Ayers medicines and
Lowell c0ttons. "a FREMONT SUFFOLK
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Ayers Pills and Cherry Pectoral are among
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most Of their remedies. bat they suffer from
some Affections which must have the interpo-
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Va
gentleman afflicted with the chronic
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can convey tie vast amount OF benefit have
received from the use Of John 0R'S An0dgRe
Liuiment. believe it Is the best article IN
the world for rheumatism.
If a horse has good constitution, and has
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WANTED AGENTS, (S2O per day.) to sell
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-07-05

On the 18th ult a youth named Martin
Richards. well known in these parts, hlred
team of Mr.. Oscar Burk, of Woodstock, for
two days, and then went up to the north part
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Y. w. FRINK & co.

Have on hand un and comp lete assortment of all
ki nds Of goods usually found County Store con
sistnE Of good assortment OF
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-07-05

Wanting Employment from s. o TO 500 per mon
Mss F~24E5
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?.aa:s. Shrubs. Roses,
AND
TF z Il -,
Probate Courts.

Willie furnished This season al reduced prices, by
" BABCOCK q Co,
Kte,f Montpelier
The New York herald., 1871-11-13
A MAN LIv.Aa wIr.. q puLnt / IN HIS BRAIN.

The troy r mes gives ne particulars OF remark
able oI man Nv n. ior over years wiln u
blliie. IA tIs Urai. About Two years anu hall ago
E.twaru Asa.,. VINO was tneu yman Iu Inc
railroad ire gnt uepul Oh Gieen Island ana a resi-
de. IS D. that village, aIier oaa deuauch conCe we'd
the idea o putting an enu a, his existence ne ac-
coruiiigIy made ali his pans wan deIuer;,tiUn bro-
cuI Ell sized Coips ievover, entered ms bed
room, suu his Ira, er5. alid Wine upon his Knees
p,a,ed tne muzzie oi lie Meapon li.o ls mouth and
iirea. 1he bail passed. through Inc upl er Iaw and
luuge0 IN che ielt hemisphere o the BRAN, prouu1-
Iux injury that IN nine hundred and nnie y-ntue
cases out Ut tnuuSanu wuuld have proved iaiAi.
Dr. Mclean, Oi Troy, was calle 10 attend the man.
but all er seeing niii Expressed the opInIon ul he
would nat i've more than few nours al most The
mdu cUatiiued " survive, however, anu the doctor
to attend uilLit ,ile case grown one
OF ,ue most rcmarnaDlc IN the wnoIc history Uf
surgical EraCticc ~ course, IL win not oe presumed
lhaJ Agah mas recovered is faculties aud IS today
the me itdIiy hat ie before The nuliet
went crashing IN. ougn his uraia. ON the contrary
he IS mere W, ecN O ms ,Otlier seal, ald though
the rg hL eye eX ,iesses neil geice me uc.iuns Ol
the have Ueeu SeL,ly Inpdi ed Nv .ne tuIury.
tie has LOST the Owct 0f arLil uitlig Ors usyoad
Lhe single phrase VI "GOod mUrning,r and beng
paral, eel the right slde, Is So unable to ex-
u es, nis wants Ov Sgns Wue ii wing to ii ell h 8
name Monday he even iorHoi Tile connection o, the
letters, and gave up The task wlth snakc OF the
bra I'd, Oi the eye Wueie IL has become encystel,
ami ,0rces tnc utpttc out Of Is normal position.
s-cvcra medical gentlemen nave visited tne IN.
f0i 0iiunate man, an all bdyc Expressed Inc greatest
interest ~ inc case. II S pOSSDe hat Agan tiay
1--we or We rs yet with the bu ct IN ms BRAN. hut
whcLer he ti0cs Or MT. Ills One o the most
remarkable On record.
The New York herald., 1871-11-13
cuuii cAltslA IS Ms iii.

~rpRrNR CuURr -CnAAntks-l ny Judge
bshN- Z. 81. ~, ~. ~. ~, va.
a'iNE N 20 Ri-IiRcuir-- i'art i-tleld Oy Judge
~, otis. al. ~, "a ,i5 ~ lui. 2ll J,,. a6J
"s, =, W.. IA :. Adjourned Tor tue term.
,'n a., H""'. SouRr'-iK.AG reaM - art I-Held ny
Su"so ",o1"h'- los. 52 5so, llo5, o4l, 5ul, sai,
W., VI, ,ii.t t-d, i2,s 100, I2t3, go, i2i0.
Fart - s'svu'"ed ior the tcrn.
CuMN1 tLnAL lH,A, A. uJ-i.art t-llcld ~
judge '. r. pas. $50. down c,Iiscs Nos p,. III
Ao, ini. ~ ioSN' ''o ~, vuo, 49, s58 lssu Iuo2
lo4' w., ~. fatt Held Ivy Judge Larrelnotc
Nus siG. s47, v,4. ivn, i,.l, i3,l ..sva lsc ions,
e., ! Aa, lsc, tus,s ., iv~4, ,sas.
COSMOS phsas-E EAny rkRa-lleld by chief
Justice 1. J.. bniy. Nos. i.,, To-.
MAsteE 90 R-iRiAL TkEM--iagt l--ttcld uy
Judge deicllinsrn Nos. G,S,, si06 i,u, 7.Ie 7lII
7Auo. 7iv7. laws, 7ios. 7iiu. Part 3-tel Ly Juluc
The New York herald., 1871-11-13
UNITED sTa;ES 8! lCu.T COURT.

senten i" riso acrs.
Judge Benedict sat on Sai urday In the United
States Circuit court ior me purpose ol sentencing
prisoners wno la been convicted plcaued gui ty
before MN uur.ng III: lecclt term.
James Qui,noy, whD h.ul pieaied guilty OF coua-
terfeting Llst puI forward tor s.atc ice.
Prisoners COUNSEL a. peaed to the Jui re pass q
mid sentence. .ile srould that the prisoner mad
been pardoued icr u si.nhar Onente ON account OF
his yOuih Il and goOa behavior whine un.erg+,ng his
term. On me otiel hand the government counsel
urged severity, stlIns lnat Quinby hao cumiiitted
a CRIME VI tie same cI.. racier with nunoer or
con edel lales New J,Isey, ana thai soon aztec ne
was i1e al rom prison ne aGa.n plunged mo TIC
counter eIting UuslneSs. Fac rlaOHci had a,r'ady
under svae eight iuo, n risonlcAt prcviou, to
his present ca ,virl On.
J.tae enc .icl sentenced nin 10 live /, ars' I'M
PRISON bent at IA. Il a.or IN hings Couaty saiten
lary ANA ne oil II.
fetllng, " ueXt .ahed up to hear his seIi,e.ce.
1his MN uadcf"eiL u Hil. IA l. IS Tor aingcu
COunierteitIn-, nut the jury laicd 10 ~, rec upon q
ver,iic Lou.. sea iur .he prisoner sta'e Ia Intisa-
uon Dp..; u.iieni, tnlt the inisoucr was '.ute
y0un il.lI be. " Po,d character, ANA shortly al
ter ms ariI The ne nid ihe isiui tuue
10 0ecO.ue "A b rNeepci AZ NO 81 Centre strcet,
y mere he was ie,i away iroDl The paia, oi virtue
tntO tne walks vi crl'i1 by u IAN. OF count cilciS
who .ieqneiied ihe "a ,ce. hup4. before ~ cove.
lon on lne pre- ent cnas2e. had uasirisone civat
m nLnS LupflsJane.tc wals waltiiig i"f uis lTlal.
Go,erniueil counsel uen,anieI y severe Sc .tclce
on the ground tllL he oe,eailnt had bccn lrcd on
h
Juuge BcneJle seIrenccd the prisoner 10 Two
years and n utVn nj' tairisouiicnt AZ haru labor
In kInss Uun,, ienicniary
Nin. ,aoda, wnO n.iongca 10 nat had been
known a5 ihe 'Sentre oIrec oali.. !" Wits b,OaSaL
forward. ile Ia.i Uren cotvcJe of cOuntciie t.Is.
THIS man niu spent sune uaic II otato PrL,un, ID
alter Icavhi- i,t eStpi. snne,lL ne set up Su.iiL
neOuslv In ,entc street ine b..si.csS U. "a. .uor
dcaie auu c.untefie itcI. he PRISONER ictetvcd u
pal don, NJ me- ni pc H. 4. ,'Osi 70 Nv
agaius otner parties enarsei witU coanielicil.ns.
his ,oun.e nov, On .lo0n III arrcsl vi meat,
arxucu tual Tue pa,,iOL covere. tie OheIce lOr
whacn tne frissnc. VAS Convicted Deufe sud9e
bencdlcl. inc J.u.e ucLied the ,not.ou. ma t..e
Rovc niient couns. iessc- ior Il severe sent ncc,
AiteRhS thaL hOaA Mas a. eat is,iier lO TIE
MUMMY, ina. u was ~ tiic niU.t VI cteatns ms
cusLon.ers wnei tiicy gave iifm gtot .iuury by
tne,n u, cob icr. .ctuns. re ese ~ 20
boat persons ~icn Lley demonstrated against his
dtsl0nc5L Dro,ce nls.
Ihe ID igc sans X lJ,la ~ Kings County Pcuiten-
tlary iOr elgnl .c.lls u u.lrl .abpr.
T"e lr..0ueis were tnen reAlOvod, and the Court
adlourucd.
volunteer, Pc its0n In snalSrapicy.
George {. McDougail.
S~riparHrs.
Isaac l.. Corwin, Edward T.. C0rwln ana FraIeric
Coodriuge.
The New York herald., 1871-11-13
CITY GOVERNMENT.

Bon d Ot Al crninn.
sTATfn HE,HtoN.

SATURDAY, November II. tS7t-2 o'clock r NJ.
Tho Board met Ia their cham er. No. II, tiiy lin pnr
suant 10 aiJ,urnmrnl ir sent, Thomas Coma Esq.,.
iestdcit and Al.crmcn GharocS Cud rvn., aek
C,ii riunkitt kei y. Schilchtns. eIeb and
The m nutes Of meeiin. held November g. read
approved.
REsoiu uTiONB ADOPTED.
by Alderman MckIFv, .-R solve THAT permission he
Civ n 10 4 tobc, ropreor %, the budding In tie
af er.cinn Ia l fonlteent street,
por.O over the cnrance no. extend mt ward tie than
i've ie tn.h twrve tret n:hes In length, at his
and under the direction The Cumn
OF Public the hereby given to continue
on.y during hr o the Common ouncl.
co ILLUSTRATIONS on rn1D ~ IiLE.
From the tnm issoner OF Pub ic Works transmitting
RI ap. 0rtiOnn cuts OF
mtion the Board adjourned I'll 18th inst. two
O'Clock M. JOHN HARDY, clerk.
The New York herald., 1871-11-13

lie lsi ns.
By judge SDenc0r.


By Judge spencer.
Theodore Wen0 Z e. H. rtancts Weber, Order
paaclla cause oDspcciJ.i Gaze ndar.
E,tocts .. Eep ~. III. "a. ., Fseip.-O Ordor con-
unuiig action IA name VI NJ H. Sicl, &c.
Juiars OB, en-. III os. The Gerchon 81 Rsu,-
a,us on anv, as.i TD,er 0he1 Gases. orders Tor
oOnili,sslOns.
Janus .eher ps. John murphy II ai.--Ordcr to
coutniuc acIon--johanna Murphy.
HI, SON y. j M alt !. a,iItstls r. Norris
Or,cr thll deleudlut nave tweuL7 days 10 make ant
6erxs Case.
.a.a,sH .de,Soa .. isaac H,I.-OrJer requiring
defendant lu soi w nIIl ui PARTICULARS
- 1T su,,IJ ran W. Du,QHM ~
ai.--urdcr uiscn rrlng J. u vurand.
" ~. ntit reu stch :, u neChf. -Ofucr us
charging ai.a. a.h.n.n..
t'V - 0S. FfrtftTtCk w. toJvi.-UfueT
0f diSCon inuauce.
"a ~, ~, a0-iAp ps. Hethrich ka1np.-Rc
terence vrucrSh
The New York herald., 1871-11-13
BRO0KLYN COURTS.
KINGS c0UaTY iUlaliATE's ClJlr.
willis Admifted-Letiers o. Administra-
lion, Sr..
Before Surrorate veeder.

tion, &xe.
Before Surrorate veeder.
During the past week Surrogate yeeder admitted
to probate ,he wills Oh Margaret N. Wycko1, Ann
Lears. Adam Nol,, james Duny aud James
mcG rp. ol Brookiyn
l. .ue,s oi administration were granted on the
e les Ui Pniiip nann. % New Lots. Mary Ann
Mccain, n .ry Eioer[ Jainvs tufnerlur |, EIlabeth
Smua, Wi ham +. lyons Mar4areJ FHIstmmui,s,
IN. .eta Wood aud W Ham Il. tupnsvn ol BrJok-
lyn.
Letters ol guaidiananlp OF ine persons and estate
ol fiofeuce N. w obs ana ,da 7. Woods ete
gran eI 10 Elizabeth NJ barnard ,heir mother: oil
George L., " iliam M, JOsepniie, John Julia and
Franklin ijarKer, TO Ado pntS ia ,cr; o, Ia Helly
Ana anu Jonn w. Won. hccS. TO Join j. Lott.
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ina the Wn,-Tne Franchise of The North-
ern Railroad C0mpsnv OF Nv rk.
The New York herald., 1871-11-13

Curtis.-Nos 1885, oss4. 1872. 740s. 75l2 1884 1887
7635, 7B3s. 1890, 7oS3, 774i. 1910.
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STORAGE.

xAANTEn-sTURAGE FOR LARGE ENGINE AND
w me other hschincry, below Grsnd sirVet Address
ENuIN r, Hetsd oace
The New York herald., 1871-11-13
NIsl,.S,..AsGJ.f,.

MISC &.nAsiDt-.
C,EltIN0 OUT CHEAP-h1 kEuS or CT AND
- ht Nsas ani SPIKES, ~ tons uf Cast Steel ,Lng.
jsb st.res, no. Sarct ltun thussal thaua Auy,,s.
MusAela y audi Nails.
hpssie No sloveis lrise stock. Address HAkDM AKh,
bss IL tiBraI1 uiice.
The New York herald., 1871-11-13
NEW LONDON WATER WORKS
CIIIEl ENaIkErp,s


~ FoRr WAreanWrif. n. Y. H., November IL, Isii
scale 'o, IN dvpirat wtn co ~ OF this a,yer.
usen,ent apuht'l VIII he rereive nj this oIsce ~ 10
ecor a. ~, iicr inter- 10, lsI ,r iurnsh Ing the Fresh
beet cured ,y the setrtruce Drlattnen Unhrl 81
AMY nj III s,aon inins six months. suu.
ally iwl
,meh h,d mus, 10 accompanied W the sum OF sieu to
i1eufc g,sni faith
AZ. can irc .D,Sred by spi.oaiivn To
1. A. cHAMBERLiN,
Fret Licurnsnt firsi Artillery, A. u 4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-07
Desperate Fight between the Conn
monweaBth's sAtforney of Culpeper
County and n Carpenter named Gar
neaf-The latter the AssaiIant ana
the Former Severely Injured, dc.
Especial TELEGRAM TO THE D1sPATdH.]


GoRpoNsy1LLE, August GA fight took
place to-day at Culpeper G. e. between
Mr.. l.. l.. Lewis, Commemorative At
torney. and MIR. Carneal. carpenter
The latter met Mr.. Lewis on the street and
accused him Of assaiIing his private char
acter in court. Lewis tried to explain TO
him that he had only done his duty for Inc
Commonwealth. Carneal then struck him
with Ratchet on the hip. Then regular
fight ensued. :
They were separated, and Mr.. Lewis
went to his office and returned with q
friend to where Carneal was at work, and
challenged him for fair fist fight. Carneal
came out with a Ratchet in his hand, and
refused to put it down, and accused Lewis
the second time of scandalizing him in
court. Lewis then called him q odd
liar" and Carncal returned it.. Lewis
then threw a rock at him. and Car
neal threw his Ratchet at Lewis. Lewis
lodged, and gathering the Ratchet,
made for him. Carneal ran some distance,
but Lewis, getting in proper distance,
threw the hatchet at him but missed his
aim. Then struggle ensued for the
Ratchet, which Carneal managed to get hold
of, intlcting severe wound in the back OF
Lewis, also 4 severe wound in the fore
head, which Knocked him senseless. They
were then parted, which ended the fight.
Mr.. Lewis was carried to a house near by
and proper medical assistance procured.
His wounds, though severe, it is thought
will not prove fatal