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Important Decision.

CHARLESTON, S. c., July 24.-Judge Willard,
of the State Supreme Court, has decided the act
for the issue to the Blue Ridge Railroad Co. Of
State scrip receivable for taxes as unconstita-
tial and void The practical effect of the decis-
ion is to wipe out s., 600, 900 of State liability
created by the action of the last Legislature.
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C0RsIeANA,. Texas, July 24.-Seventy -four
prominent citizens of this district were yester-
day arrested for alleged violation Of the inter
bonds for their appearance at Tyler or Austin
on the first Monday in November Warrants
are issued for the arrest of over $500 citizens.
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PORTLAND CoMPANY.-The Directors of the
Portland Company have elected Mr.. George F..
Morse Treasurer and Agent; Mr.. George W.
Beal Superintendent; and Mr.. Mr. Rufus d.
Bean, Clerk and Book-keeper. This Company
have very large amount of work on hand,
quite equal to the force they employ
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.CoRRECTIoN.-It was not the Portland, Saco
and Portsmouth Railroad Company that hung
out the Grant and Wilson flag at Turner's Is
land. Corporations are said to be soulless, and
don't hang out flags; but the employees of that
Company threw out such banner, much to the
credit of their good Judgment
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A Straw,

On the down train from New York Welnes-
day evening a gentleman passed through the
smoking-car filled with the party returning
from the regatta at Springfield, and addressed
each with ''Greeley or Grant?' The score
stood:-Grant 23, orseley IL, and either minors
or undecided,
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New Advertisements To-Day.

AUCTION COLUMN.
Horses, Carriages, &c-F. o. Bailey & Co.
Building Granite, &c-F. o. Bailey s. Co.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Excursion-Wolf Tone Association.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Oak Grove Seminary-R. NJ. Jones.
Greely lnstitute-Cumberland Center.
Notice-Allen & Co.
To Let-Small Tenement.
Reduction-Covell s. Company.
Desirable House Lots-Warren Sparrow.
Wanted-Salesman.
Attention AIN. Church s. Son.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
AnnOuncements-C Hassan.
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MANSFIELD, O., July Ex-senator Sherman
spoke last evening strongly in the defense Of
the President, and closed with an earnest ap-
peal to all not to risk all the results of Repub-
lican administration to follow the wild vagaries
of the party headed by Greeley and supported
by an unnatural coalition of hungry elements
of disorganized parties. s.-L-...
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GRAND TRUNK RAILwAY-75 cars lumber, 1 do
laths, do clapboards, do old iron do bark, do
wool do flour, do corn, II do oats, do sundries,
200 cans milk Shipments East-1500 bblsfOur car
sundries.
bdls shoves, 80 empty bbs, 16 pkgs frames 20 bds
sash, stone wagon, gig IT boxes axes, AZ doors, II
bunters As pkgs sundries car furniture stock, do
lumber, do shingles, 35 do through freight.
STEAMER FRANcoNIA FROM NEW YoRK-3200 half
chests tea 10 drums soda, hhds tobacco, 10 do
lasses, do COAL 240 bbls flour, rs do apples, so do
bales rags 25 bags nuts 11O coils rope 81 rolls leath
err 100 boxes tobacco IS do window glass. so do Bit
ters 40 do SOAP 46 do clocks, 20 do saeratus 80 do
drugs 20 do hardware, II do starch IA bdls STEEL 10
sets wheels, 20 bars iron 70 bds do so boxes rasins
8 bds frames, casks lead, 200 pkgs sundres.
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FIRE.-The fire on Burnhams wharf yester-
day morning was evidently the work of an in
cendiary, who threw combustible material
within the building. The building was al
most entirely destroyed, together with the
cooperage stock it contained. The loss will be
$4,000 on building, and $1,000 on stock. Insur-
ed at the agency of w. d. Little & Co., for
$1,000 on building and $500 on stock.
The steamers were not used to extinguish the
flames but lines of hose were attached to the
hydrants In laying the line, Capt Sawyer of
''Hooks" fell overheard and lost his hat and
lantern
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patch says that Senator Sumner still insists
that no one is authorized to speak for him at
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Son of Winthrop Bradbury, of Hollis Cen
tire, aged about five years, received severe in
jury from sythe, which an older brother was
handling. 1t is feared that the wound inflicted
will cause lameness for life.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

ST JOHN NIB. Bark Gertrude-310O bbls -four 20
tons bran 5000 bush oats 29 pkgs glass ware 100 do
CORNWALLIS Ms. Sch Reward-S0O bbls flour
tAa Foreign Imports.
HALLS HARBOR, Ms. Schr Day Star-3O cords
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Administrators sale OF Building,

DURSUANT to a license from the Hon. Judge of
IL Probate within and for the County of Cumber-
land, shall sell at public auction, on the premises,
A. d. 1872, at NJ the following personal property
the 1-2 sADry Wooden Store, on Plum Street re-
Gently occupied by r. r. Robinson, late of Portland,
deceased.
X. W. ROBINSON, Administrator.
jy17td 4. D. BAILEY a. CO., Auctrs.
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Buy Kid Gloves at Cogia Hassan's. s.

CovELL & COMPANY mean to keep busy dur
ing the usual dull season by offering special
bargains in all kinds Of dry and fancy goods,
"A glance at our new advertisements will con-
vince Purchasers of the fact
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GRAND
HALF FARE,
Daily Excursions /!
Now is your time to make up Pri-
Vafe Parties

s"sC aAtACS,
For an Excursion over the Lakes and rivers Of the
Sebago Lake route, to Naples, Bridgton & Harrison.
Excursonists can leave any station on the p. & o.
H. H. on the morning trains and take trip over the
beautiful Lakes and Rivers Of the above route stop
ping at either of the following named points fol-
lows: Naples, hours; Bridgton, hours; No.
Bridgton 1l5; or Harrison, LIS; and return in sea-
son to take the evening trains home,
BY this arrangement parties from Portland can Wis
1t Bridgton remaining three hours and return same
evening at an expense Of $275 including dinner at
Bridgton or Cumberland House, both first class ho-
tells and also including conveyance to and from hotels
iy23-tW
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OTTAWA. Ont, July 24.-Messrs. Ourrie and
Lewis both supporters of the government, were
elected by acclamation to-day This is the first
election for the next parliament.
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Mr. Benjamin Moulton of York, was seri-
ously, not fatally, injured on Saturday last,
while driving his coal wagon home from this
city. The "transom bolt" of the wagon came
out and "Old Ben the charcoal peddler," as he
road, striking his head upon a rock and injur-
ing him severely. 1t is feared he cannot re-
coyer-PortsnaouM Times
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Hon. John Hartly, Assistant Secretary of
the Treasury, is now in Saco, of which city he
is a native
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Ku.KIuxisnn. .

ST. Louis, July 24.-Deputy U. S. Marshal
Biersdadt, who arrived to-day from southeast
Missouri, brings reports of the whipping and
driving from home of several men in Stoddam
county. The ontrages were committed by dis
poses. The names of the sufferers are given,
but the reports are vague and require confirm
atiOn 't..-.. -E'
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Building, Granite and Marble at
Auction.

ON SATURDAY, Aug. Sd, at 3 p. m, will be sold
" at public auction, the one story wooden build
ing now standing on the lot corner of Fore and
Market streets. Also the lots Of granite and marble
left on the market lot between Market and Milk
streets, by the contractors for the United States
government buildings; unless removed before said
day OF sale. The above property will be sold to pay
land rent and other charges-to be removed from the
lot within five days from the time of sale. Per order
Of Committee on Public Buildings.
BENJAMIN KINGSBUkY, JR., Chairman.
II. o. BAILEY & CO., Auctioneers.
jy25-edtd
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

LIBERAL REPUBLICAN MEETING.-There will
be meeting of the Liberal Republican Club
at Fluent's Hall this (Thursday) evening at .
O'Clock. Per order Executive Committee.
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EXCURSIONS call attention to the excur-
siols of the steamer. Oriental, in connection
with the Portland and Ogdensburg Railroad,
on Sebago Lake. The Elm House at Naples
is always prepared for company.
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forthe ~eek ending Wednesday, July2i
Georges Codfsh-We notice a further improve
ment in prices. Stock small and commanding a
ready sale at $5 so y qtl.
Bank Codfsh-We quote at IS p qtl.
Mackerel-Receipts light. with an advance on for
mer quotations We notice sales yesterao at Sll and
SS " Dbl for rs and 2s; no 3's in the market.
Smoked Halibut-Market steady. We quote at Sc
P fb.
Oil unchanged-We quote at 60c 10 gal
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T. P. PEMBROKE, ESQ, formerly attached to
the Department of Steam Engineering as
draughtsman at the Navy Yard in Kittery, is
now editor of the mechanical department of the
Industrial Monthly. s EHA
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BIDDE E 70 r d, SACO
AND VICIN ITY.

THE Pepperell Manufacturing Company and
the Laconia Company, pay dividends of six per
cent. each, payable on the first prox
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USE only Millville and Gem Fruit Jars-fol
sale by KENDALL & WHITNEY. jy22-3t
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Not Harmonious

CAIRO, Ill, July 24-The Democrats and
Liberal Republicans in the 18th district, failing
to agree yesterday placed separate tickets in
the field for Congressman. The Liberals nomi-
mated j, Blackburn Jones, and the Democrats
GeorgeW Wall
The Portland daily press., 1872-07-25

CHICAGO, ILL. July 24.-Reports from some
sections state that the heavy rains of the past
but the damage is thought to be trifing in the
aggregate.
The Portland daily press., 1872-07-25

ALL the latest styles Linen Chignons only 65
cents CoGIA HAssAN.
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Horses, Carriages, Harnesses, &C.,
AtAuctiOn,

nN Saturday, July 27th, at II A. NJ, on Market
" street, Horses, Carriages, Sde-Spring Wagon,
new Express Wagon, ID Hand do Top Buggy, 2 Horse
Jiggers, new Beach Wagons, 1 new Dump Cart,
new Harnesses-COyered Trimmings, new do Silver
Trimmings, three ID Hand do, Whips, Robes, &c.
jy25td II. D. BAILEY & CO., AuetiOneers
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AUCTION SALES.
Valuable Property on Spring 81.
at Auction

~ Thursday, July 25th, at p. NJ, we shall sell
~ the valuable Real Estate No. 13O Spring street
ADJOINING the residence OF w. w. Harris Esi Said
property consists Of lot Of land containing about
5000 square feet, on which is good n story house,
CONTAINING hVe rooms good cellar, eistern, &C.. also
some choice Fruit Trees. This h one Of tho Il w
pieces of property that be purchased in this most
desirable location.
July I3-dtd
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REAL HAIR SWITCHES at very low prices.
CoGIA HAssAN.

AT 10 O'Clock to-day f. O. Bailey & Co. will
sell at their salesroom lot of Furniture, Car
pets, Crockery, &C.; at 8 P. NJ. the very desira-
BILE property No. l39 Spring street. This prop
erty will pay for careful examination.
The Portland daily press., 1872-07-25

WINDOW SCREENS of all kinds at Lothrop
Devens & Co., No. 81 Exchange street.
in0Qdtf
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WILCOX FRUIT JAR."-The simplest anG
best, at Rand & Thomes, 9 Deering Block.
jy 23-eodlw ..
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Furniture Carpets, &C., al Auction,

I'm THURSDAY, July 25th, at ten A. NJ, we shall
~ at Office, Parlor Suits in Il. W. and Hair Cloth
Snne suit Marble Top Table, Easy Chairs, What
N9ts, Dining Room Chairs, Oak Office Desk, Brus-
Bureaus Sinks, Crockery and Glass Ware Sc
Also lot OF 20 hand Doors and Sash.
~. %. HA1LEX 81 CO., Auctioncers.
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EB-Dr. Bennett is at the Preble House
Hours, to A. M l to 2 and to p. NJ. jy6-t
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SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER REPORTS FOR THE Pas
TWENTY-FOUR HOURS.
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LINEN CHIGNoNs only 65 cents.
CoGIA HAssAN
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New York stock ana Moncv Mark.

NEW YORK, July 2-Erening.-M easy at II
g o . per cent. Sterling Exchange weak at 1904 @
lo9f; Gold fraction lower and opened at 1I4f,
touched ll4 and closed steady at 114s a 114i loans
A. A. g q per cent, to fiat; cearances, S34oOOoOo;
700. Governments quiet and steady. The Trasury
bought only SAT 200 at ia 27100 q ia 351O0. State
bonds very dull. Stocks dull Erie and Pacific Mail
were the only features. The tormer was weak and
declined to 52a; Pacific declined to 75s, and advance
ed 10 ut rest of the market tame and without
noteworthy fuctution. The whole list closed dull
and steady.
The following were the closing quotations of Gov
erIment securities
fed Gtsfac 6,a
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Portland & Ogdensburg r. r.
EXCUR RSION.
Bridgton and Harrison and Return via
r. Il o. IL. II, sebagO Lake, Sonxo
River ana Long Poud

Bridgton and Harrison and Return vim
p. Il o. IL. II, sebngo Lake, sonxo
River ana Long Pond.
On and after Monday, July %, 1872, and until fur
ther notice, the steamer "ORIENTAL" will leave
Sebago Lake station. arrival of morning trains
from Portland and North Conway, for Naples Bridg-
ton and Harrison.
Returning, will leave Harrison at 200 P. N, con-
Meeting with afternood trains for Portland and North
Conway.
Fare from Portland to Harrison and Re-
turn, 81 90.
:. And at corresponding rates from all stations ON
line Of p. & o. r. R. '-
This arrangement offers to the pleasure seeker the
finest inland excursion in New England, abounding
IN besGtial and varied scenery, and affording de-
hghtful sail of miles through most inter-
estng lake and river navigation The passage
through the devious channel of the Sougo famous
among tourists for its charming novelty VIII alone
repay the visitor for time and money spent ON the
trip. ~
Ample time for dinner at Bridgton or Harrison.
Excursion train leaves Portland at 30 A. M, ar
irving back at ITO p NJ
Excursion train leaves North Conway at 8o5 A. NJ.
arriving back at sos P. M.
j. HAMILTON, Supt
p. & o. RR.
Portland, July 10, 1872. jy20tf
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ny J. $. BAILEY & co, Auc,ioneer-.
Administrators Sale of Real Es-
tate.

DURSUANT to license from Hon. john A.
Il Waterman, Judge Of Probate within and for the
County of Cumberland shall sell at public auction
on the premises, on MONDAY, the fifth day Of Au-
gust A. d. 1872, at three O'Clock p NJ the following
real estate which was Of Cyrus Gowen late of Port
land, in said County, deceased, viz:
A lot Of land situated on the northerly corner of
North and Walnut streets, in said Portland, being
the same conveyed to said GOwen, by Noses Gould
by deed dated September 26th, A. ID. 1866 and re-
corded in Cumberland Registry Of Deeds, Book 347,
Page2i9; together with two wooden Dwelling Hous-
es thereon.
JACOB B. PEAVEY, Administrator.
July 5, 1879. jy3td
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HERE WE ARE AGAIN.
SECOND
Grand Annual Excursion
AND PICNIC .
OF THE
Wolfe Tone Association
TO LAKE SEBAGO.

thursday, August 1st, 1872.
The Committee have spared no pains to make this
the most pleasant and successful affair of the
~ROwING REGATTA !-4a
grand threc-mile race of four-oared boats for q
purse of $780, will take place the lake at O'Clock
?: m, in which the Longshore, Emerald and West
End boat crews will contest The reputation and
abilities of the above named crews and the desire
each TO become the VICTOR will make this the most
exciting and spirited contest before witnessed in
this State. There will be also other amusemeuts
open to all, wiz
shooting match for prize of splendid "Blue
Jacket" revolver, ladies work boxes, etc.
foot race for prize Of splendid pipe.
A jumping match for prize of gents ivory head
ed walking cane.
An archery match for ladies for prize Of ladies'
work boxes, etc. lI4
sack race for splendid hat.
prize will also be given to the best lady waltzer
and best gentleman jig dancer.
A pig race will also take place.
Foot ball and other games will be INDUCED in
The large and splendid dancing pavilion has been
engaged for dancing. Music by Kaymond's full qua
drille Band, D. w. Raymond prompter. Refresh
ments to be had on the grounds.
Trains leave M. c. 4. X. depot at 100, $50 q. m,
and pm
Tickets rs cents; children 30 cents. jy25-td
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Commissioners Notice.

FTNHE undersigned have been appointed by the
Il Judge Of Probate for Cumberland County Com
against the estate of Joseph H. Burne tate of Deer
ing deceased, and also against the late firm Of L.
Burnell & Co: " -,
fee of Percival Bonley, No. 100 Exchanges Street
Portland, ON the first Wednesdays of August. Octo,
ber and December, A. d, 1872, from ten to twelve
o'clock in the forenoon. w
HENRY c. PEABODY.
JyLz-so~oW PERCIVAL BONNEY.
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.rHE PR FSS.
CITY AND VICINITY.
THE PRESS

May be obtained at the Periodical Depots OF Fes-
senden Bras. Marquis Robinson, Br1nell q Co.,
Corless Went WORTH Glendennmg, Noses and CHS
holm Bros on all trains that run out of the city.
AT Biddeforl, of Pillsbury.
AT Saco of L, Hodglon.
At Waterville, of j. s. Carter.
At GorEam, of News Ageut.
At Bath, Of j. o. Shaw.
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The AIdcrmanic Rough.

PHILADELPHIA, july N.-MeMuIIns cOndI'
tion is somewhat improving and hopes are en-.
tertained of his recovery. The efforts to find
Mara are yet nnavaiiing though its believed the
officers are closely following him. The Alder
mans friends think those who instigated him
to commit the rash act will be secured.
later,
WILLIAMsroRT, Pa, July 4.-The riot ex.
ctement is about over but the military will re,
main a few days to protect the mills in case OF
necessity. Some of the mills expect to resume
operations tomorrow and the balance as sooI
as they can get sufficient number of men.
The strikers are peaceable but declare they
will not go te work until mill owners adopt the
ten hour system. Fhe ring leaders who were
arrested are still in Jail,
being killed and others dying from their iniu.
ries during the disturbances
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-07-24

| A STEADY RAIN.-We had rain what wa,
a rain with which to begin the week. II
commenced raining Sunday afternoon, and
poured steadily down all that night and q
/ portion Of Monday forenoon. The quantity
OF water which fell was simply enormous,
although We learn that at Burlington and
west of us the rain came in greater torrents
and continued longer.
CAN STAND Owl, But NOT BUzzARD.-A
correspondent sends US the following as in
dicatve of the very wry faces the old fash
Toned democrats make when asked to swallow
reeley- 1t is said to have occurred in an
adjacent town the day after the announce
ment of the Baltimore nominotion:
Republican % A" to his Democratic neigh
boz ." b. "-''How do you like this last dish
olOrJ?-'
"B." ian old Hunker)-s.I have eaten
owl and can again, [ suppose; but I'll be
-confounded. if | make my dinner on bug
Gard
KEEPING Cool UNDER DIFFICULTIES. The
late heated term has led to many novel ex-
PedIents to ensure refreshing nights rest.
One gentleman determined to find GOODNESS
and rest by sleeping on the top of high
block. lie swung his hammock on two
chimneys, and retired to sleep. For a few
minutes everything went well, and he wss
congratulating himself with an easy swing
upon the success of his nice plan, and
plying the poor mortals who were sitting
IN the rooms below, when he heard some
thing drap'' and those below thought there
was an earthquake. The fact was, one of
the chimueys came over upon the roof like a
thousand of brick, but hurt no one.
GRANT AND WILSON CLUBS are springing
up all over Vermont. The tide is rising that
snail sweep bunker Democracy and Liberal
Grccleyism out Of existence. Let us have a
Grant and Wilson Club in Montpelier. We
are not noted as So slngist," but we can do
our share in hurrahing for d" the tanner and
the cogb.er." Set the ball in motion for
Grant and Wilson organization We are
possessed with a little surplus political en-
thusiasm, and we cannot - possess our soul
in patience, unless we have some occasion
Tor letting off the superintendent steam.
Will the Town Committee call the Grant
boys to their tents at an early day
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-07-24

The VERMONT STATE FAIR.-The twenty
second annual fair of the Vermont State
Agricultural Society and Wool Growers
Association will be held on the grounds of
the Caledonia County Agricultural Society
at St. Johnsbury, on Tuesday, Wednesday
Thursday and Friday. September 10th, 18th,
18th, and 18th, 1872. The premiums in
most of the cases have been revised and in
creased. The premiums on horses and cat
tie have been extended at great expense TO
the society, and have been so arranged as to
tend to bring out large display of the best
animals in the State.
The society offers nearly five thousand
dollars in premiums, distributed as follows
Horses, $500 cattle, 81 200; sheep,
s4OO swine $50; Poultry, $50 dairy,
500; fruits, S75 sugar, S25 vegetables,
S25 mechanics work and agricultural
implements, $500 floral hall, $500. The
annual address is to be delivered on Thurs
day, September 18th, by Hon. Horace Gree
lev, of New York. Persons desiring copies OF
the premium list can procure them by ad-
dressing Henry Clark, Rutland.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-07-24

Work is progressing finely on the railroad.
All the sections from Newport to Troy line
are being worked, some six hundred men
employed. In a few weeks track LAYING
Will be commenced at the Rchford end, the
grading through Canada being nearly COM
pleted. The work is being pushed with
energy.
The Republicans of Orleans County will
hold mass convention at Newport, Au gust
9TH, to nominate a county ticket.
RUTLAND COUNTY.
The regular mail trains over the Rutland
Division are now made up of entirely new
cars, all twelve wheeled, and built at the
shops in Rutland.
The wife of Roland Smith of Sudbury,
died suddenly, few days since in conse-
quence Of having taken strychnine by mis-
take, for morphine, to remedy pain in her
side. She was found in her room in great
distress and could only say 9 Help me- be-
fore she expired.
Captain Joseph Sheldon OF Fa:rhaven, died
on w ednesday. He was successful bust
ness man, and among the pioneers Of the
wool growers of Vermont Capt Sheldon
represented Faiahaven in the Legislature 10
1910 and 1871, and took rank among its
most practical and useful members He was
for several years Vice President of the Rut-
land County Agricultural Society, and for
two years its President. At the organic ,tion
of the National Bank Of Fairhaven be was
elected its President. and, with the exception
OF one year, had held the position until his
death
Cholera infantum is prevailing to an
alarming extent in Rutland.
wiNDHAM COUNTY.
A young man named Fred Eager, about %
years Of age, a native of WardsborO, and
who has lately been in the employ of the
Vermont Asylum for the insane, was drowned
last week, West river, while bathing
with several other persons. Ii appears that
he got beyond his depth aud losing hiss pres
ence OF mind, could not swim, but immedl-
ately sank.
a brakeman named Lincoln, on the freight.
was struck by bridge, at Putney, Wednes
day, and knocked over on the train. He was
seriously injured and died the Friday
following.
The number Of deaths in Bellows Falls
thus far this year has been unusually large,
though no particular epidemic or disease
has prevailed.
WINDSOR COUNTY.
Eleven divorces were granted in the recent
term OF the Windsor County court. Edward
Nash plead guilty Of charge or larceny,
and was sentenced to hard labor at the State
Prison for one year.