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I.mmitsi,ur% Items.

The following delegates have been
chosen TO the Republican County
Convention, which meets at Frederick
next Saturday David Gamble, Rich
ard Gibson, Jacob Motter, John With
crow, +, Maxwell, Maj. o. \. Homer
and Isaac 5. Amman.
The election for the next burgess
in this place is beginning to excite a
lively interest. Several names are
spoken Of. IT'S to be hoped Il good
man and competent one may lie cleo
ted.
Mr.. D. G. Adelsberger is fixing up
his side walks in the direction OF the
Branch Railroad, and contemplates
putting up several summer cottages
along the line
Mr.. John Hobbs, Sen, near this
place is building new barn.
The farmers around ElnnltSbur9
are lining and improving their land
considerably.
Mr.. lIan,lov has put up a new
house on the farm adjoining Mr.. Felix
B. Taney. -,
The grading on the Railroad will
be finished in about two weeks.
The wheat crop is looking very
we'll. and is coming ON finely, al
though the weather Is cool.
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The editor of tie Brown county,
Oll) Nrmocrm is evidently getting
ready to vote for Grant "ShaIl we
CONSENT he exclaims, "to see that
glorious old Democrat banner trailing
humbly in the dust beneath the tri.
umpial chariot Of our enemies? 4
thousand times no. We will sec
Gratz Brown, AMI Carl SchurH, and
Frank Blair eternity daonn"' f,s
There rou hayvt.
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sy," A Western Liberal Republic
can paper says there is no amendment
to the Constitution providins for the
reelection Of Gen. Grant.
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Isl - IDnEiS llaWklnS.
lsld-Rogrr Brooke fancy.
1S9l-.Io>nua Cockcy.
lS2G-,Iohn Nelson.
lN3l-ThomaS Sappington.
lS36-Willam Schlcy
lS3,-,John Lee.
1S3S-Richarl Potts.
ls4+-Casprr Qu!nn.
lS4G-Dnyid ". Naill
IS5o-.jacob VI. Kunkrl.
lS53-Dr. VIM. Bradley Tyler.
lSJ;-(;cn. Anthony kinmel,
lS6l-t;rayson I.iclrlbcrscr
lS65-Ch arlcS T. Trail.
lSG,-,Ioshua BiggS.
ls.l-lcwiS II. Steiner.
NOTES.-THE Shcrrlinr WAS a member
from this county to the Convention at An
napolis in l1,G to frame the Constitution
of Mn!yland-hr was tn" frs, Senator il
the State legislature TO act under it, and
also the first mciuhrr Of Congress from
Frederick county after the adoption OF the
Federal Constitution l;S,, and took his
seat in the House Of Representatives in tic
! City of Sew York. He WAS Il tanner and
/ resided ON the I.inganorr, He Is rrputcd
/ to have been a gentlemen Of fair abilities.
! Abraham FaW was Il prominent lawyer
in rrr'IrrIrN county from I'" I" ''''''"'l''
WAS often >rn; to the legislature, both to
r.,, s,,,,. and lI,u.r ,f Drh.ra,r5 He
..,. ;,,..,.,,,
WAS IN "''"'' E''''''''''''' VI l''''''''' '''''
ntrS, and hat an rA'rhNNr l''a'''' '"r
iho,r DAYS. al the i'r"icricN- Town DA4.
T,o,,'. l.l.,...,o tine frs, rrpub)i-
,,..,.',.,
'"i '"\'''"' u ''' '''''' "''''' ~, VIZ
,;ltullon o. ~. II" was bora IN CALVERT
.rounly. but removed to Frederick county
,...,..,.,..r.}.-,, anil ,.,. u,r, chose.
''''',' '''' - ' 80 ". ,.,,....,o, ami
D I" 'A' senate "''" ''"''S' ~ ~ -''''
other important trust, ny the people OF
Fr,,}ryjr,< rouu,v. The Last vote Mr gave
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state senate, re ''H''''1 l"' "'""! !'"'s
A "hr' NM t.'' o'' ''.H''H I'"lN'H
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al MAJ. J""h 'T"'E'''''' ""' W Wv ''' ',,
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E.spx.tgI AFFAIRS.


try for the last % years. and at the
time Of his death lived on his small
farm on the road from EichoItzs mill
to Catoctin Furnace, WAS found dead
in his barnvard last Wednesday about
half past II o'clock. 1t is supposed
he was struck with appoplexy. His
wife. had gone in the morning to the
Furnace, leaving him at home with
two little boys. During her absence
he told his wife he would hall some
manure in the garden, When she re-
turned she found him dead us above
described. He had not been complain
ing before of being i'll. lie was about
IS years Of age. His remains We're
Inferred in the Creagerstown Burying
ground.
HsAp Five more persons were i'm
mersel in the waters of Little Hun
ting creek at Catoctln Furnace Oh last
Sunday, making 20 altogether. The
meeting WAS closed in the evening for
this season.
MErEoK-On last Friday night, 18th
| instant, about 10 O'Clock, our citizens We're
favored with the sight of a very large and
brilliant meteor IN the sky, with rainbow
prsms, appearing North Of our town, 1t
was mistaken by some for a comet; bccali,c
of the length Of its luminous tail. After
| lighting up the scenery all round, for IL
short space of time, it burst with Il loud
report, and vanished from sight, all but the
tail. which maintained its light, for several
minutes; resembling n huge fiery serpent,
sporting among the clouds.
a FINE PlG.-Mr. Richard Jones,
of Montgomery county, presented Mrs.
Cummings, at the City Motel III this
city, pig on the 18th of last October,
which was then four weeks old
Mrs. Cummings sold said pig to Mr..
Daniel Derr, Tho killed it on Welue--
day Of last week, and its weight WAS
2yl pounds This is considered Il
good weight for q pig only SIX months
and about Is Il AVS old.
Erellcrich Iuion.
REQUESTS Mrs. Rcbecca Ziu.mer-
III N, OF Frederick no died last week,
beYurathed $500 to the Lutheran
Church Of that city, and $50 to eacn
Of the Sabbath Schools connected with
said Church,
Fi,d,ftck L,.runtntr.
MuNlFIcENv BEurEsr We learY
that Mr., Alfred =, trIl.,On. whose
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Party Leaders.

can party, who have organized tn
opposition in Missouri to the re-elec
ton of President GRANT, Was the ell
tor Of the Saint Louis Democratwhcl
that paper supported Fremont an'
DAYTON in 1886, and Lincoln ant
ILamlin in 1860. He is the son of ;
distinguished member of Congress
from New York, who was the autag
onst of John G. Calhoun in 1872 II
the stern foe to the spread of .Alnerl
can slavery and African servitude
and exercised great influence III the
Empire State. 1t is to him to whom
, Henry Il. Selden Horace Greeley and
the other Republicans Of New York
addressed their late letter OF cooper
alton. He is an able writer,a shrewd
tpoItician and is what is known as 4
leader in Missouri He has great
force of character, firm will, and com,
prehends quite fully the "roIIucoI
situation.
Graft Brown, Of Missouri, the pres
ent Governor of that State, is Il son OF
Mason Brown, of Kentucky, gentle
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-04-20

W btlltNt tllt lOilON NY IL IL NoilPi,' y
list of all the persons who filled the oillc'
of State Senator from this County from
1i1G down to the present time:
1,1G-Cpton Shercdinr.
1,Sl-Abralam Faw.
1Slj-'rhumas johnson.
l,9l-Josha Dorsey.
li16--,jom Thomas.
lSOl-Dr. john Tyler.
lSo4-ltogcr Nelson.
lSOG-Duyid Shrivrr,
lSll--ThOnrls Hawkins.
1sli--Rowcr Brooke fancy.
lS2l-.Io~nua Cockcy.
lS2G-.Iohn Nelson.
ls3l-Thomas Sappington.
lS36-Willam Schlcy
lS3,-John Lee.
Richard Potts.
IS4@-Casprr Quynn.
lS4G-Dnyid ". Naill
lS5O-.jacob VI. kunkrl.
lS13-Dr. VIM. Bradley Tyler
ls1;-Gcn. Anthony kimmel'
lS6l-Graysou t.ichclbcrscr.
lS61-Charlc l.. Trail.
lSG,-,Ioshua Big@S.
ls1l-Icwis II. Steiner.
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Grra:rer&iUWn District.

l,mmitshurg, April l7th, lo12,
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a FINE PlG.-Mr. Richard Jones,
of Montgomery county, presented Mrs,
Cummings, at the City Motel III this
city, pig on the 18th Of last October,
which was then four weeks Old
Mrs. Cummings sold said pig to Mr..
Daniel Derr, who killed it on Wednes-
day OF last week, and its weight WAS
2Jl pounds. This is considered
good weight for q pig only SIX months
and about Is DAYS old.
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SEATE SENATOR'S.

We believe the following is II complete
list of all the persons who filled the office
Of State Senator from this County from
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-10-11
5 c r o f L l. A .
sCEoFTLOVs nUlI0nS.

HNEcIiNE VIII relieve pain. cleanse. pul... gr..
cure such diseases, restoring the pItienf 90 u-.-
health alter try M different physicians MANY r-ra
dies suffering for year,, j it not conclusive uf.
You are sufferer, you can be cured % W.r.
the blood m the eircua u. fluid. it can t-5.. b
called the 6TEAr BLOOD nTrIFIER The rra.. ..l...
Of disease originates in the blood and no faa.l-
that does not net directly upon 10, % purs, ll -
oyate. has any Just claim upon public a-s...
When the blood becomes lleie-s anil .tl-rlf+ Ell.
from change 90 weather or climate. want .f ,.y..-
Irregular diet. OF from any other cause. tl. ..
TINE viii renew the blood. carry ~ the nII.r.f -
0fs, cleanse the stomach, re-u.at. the I.....
impart tone of vi-or % the whole h.sIr T.
vction is, in the public mind as FcII s. .r -'.a
cal profession, that the remcdie- -uuu...I U. .'
Vegetable Kingdom are more se.e. u.-. .....
m the cure oi disease, than miner. a..
is pleasant O. take aud perfectly -... Do. .-.
infant. In Scro'ula the NEsGrtyf Do. .
wonderful cures, where many other r.l.' b.. .'
mails given.
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nrrrs nIsnop.s EsrArE.

WE, THE SUBSCRIBERS, having. been ap-
w pointed BY the Honorable the Probate Court
for the District OF Chttenden, Commissioners u re-
ceive examine and adjust the claims and demands
of all persons, against the estate OF kuius h--hoP,
late Of Jericho, in said District, deceased. and
also all claims and demands exhibited IN Offset
hereof being allowed BY said Court for that purpose,
We do therefore hereby give notice, that we Viii
attend to the business Of our appointment at the
dwelling Of Daniel Bishop. in said Jericho in said
District on the second Tuesday, Of November and
Mrrch next, at 10 o'clock \ NJ each Of said
days.
Dated tbs 18th DAY Of september, \. d. 1872.
b. h. FAY, c..,--.,,-
EDWIN d. MASON. comm ss''ieI''
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xeaat 0otites.
JOHN KEYsER's ESTATE.

WE. THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been APP
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court
receive examine and adjust the claims and demands
Of ali persons, against the estate Of John hey ser,
late Of Hinesburgh, in said District, deceased and
fhereto . and six months from the day Of the date
hereof being allowed by said Court, for that purpose
we do therefore hereby give NOTES, that We VIII
attend to the business OF at aPp",ntheht ~ VIC I
dwelling house Of A. W. Hill, in llinesburgh, IN
said District on the fourth Wednesdays OF october
and March next, at 10 O'Clock A NJ, on each oil saiu
days. -,
Dated this 23d day of September, \. d. ISL
R. VI. MINARD. commissioner
ANDREW CURRY, )
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IN HANKRUPTCY.

IN the District Court Of the United States for the
| District Of Vermont, in the matter @i fatrieA
ors OF said Bankrupt, and all Others whom i may
concern the undersig ned Assignee OF the estate Of
said Bankrupt, hereby gives notice tat u nas neell
ordered bv he District Court Of said district that
the second and third general meetings Of the sredtois
Of said Bankrupt will be held at Burlington thit-
tenden County the 26th day OF october a. u
renee Register, for the purpose PANIED IN the :. IN
and 18th sections Of the Bankrue Act Of March 2d,
filed nv final account as Asst gnee OF said Bankrupt,
and that at said time and place shall apply o.
said court for a settlement Of my said account and
for discharge from all liability Assignee OF said
estate in accordance with said 18th section
Dated at Underhill. this I'D day Of September,
lss2 A o. HUMPHREY, Assignee.
fr,xgf
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TnoM,s nrnNs, Esrsrr.

WE THE SUBSCRIBERS. having been APP
w pointed hy the Honorable the Probate Court
for the District Of Chitteuden, Commissioners 20 re-
ceive. examine and adjust the claims and demands
Of all persons ganst the estate o. Thomas Burns,
late Of Colchester, in said District. deceased, and
also all claims and demands exhibited ia Offset
thereto and s. months from the day of the date
thereof. being allowed by the said Court for that
purpose. We do therefore hereby give notice. that
viii attend t. the business of our appointment
at the Inn Of John y. Gale in Milton iu said
District, on the last Tuesdays OF October and
February next, at 10 o'clock me- on each of aid
days.
Dated this 9th DAY Of Ftcunher, A. d. i-,3
JOHN " BRUNN- g,.-....
EDGAR 5 MORTON. '''hil .-''''sis'
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NOTICE.

WHEREAS, my wife, Abby VI. Stevens, having
w deserted my bed and board without just cause
pr0yoeation, do hereby prohibit al persons har-
boring trusting her on my account A. | shall pay
no debts Of her contracting amer this date.
W 4. STEVENS.
Essex. VI. Sent q ls72-w3t
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Medital.
TzEETEL, 18TH CHAPTER. 1aTu
VERSE

BY the rivers upon the bank. thereof shall .-.
all trees for meat whose leaf shall not fade ana
fruit thereof shall be for meat and the leaf fI
for medicine" Our great Redeemer has m,je
provision for the cure Of diseases OF man and no..
yet thousands upon thousands are oyertassp .- o.
sickness, without sus icion that it is caused h, ,
curry OF other subtitle p0sons that are SD ff4eiy ~
in many medicines and remedies of the pre s..- I'D,
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HARRISON wEn>TER's ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT The Honorable the
- . - -- Probate Court fer the
'''.' N' ~ District o. Ch.tteudeu.
To- all person. Interested ia the estate of Harrison
GREETING
WHEREAS. said Court hath assiened the -iih
w day of October next i1r the settlement o.
the admin -tratou account VI the admin ~trlt X OF
said estate and for decree OF the residue of the
estate Of said deceased among the heirs of said de
ceased amt ordered that public notice tlereo. Dos
gwen % all persons Interested iu said estate. hy
publish this order three weeks successfully pre-
yl0u- O. the day assigned, in the Burlington Free
Press, printed 10 burlington. in said District.
Therefore. You are hereby notified 30 appear 10
the Probate Court rooms. in Burl -tUn. jhe DIV
-ued then and there 10 contest the allowance Hf
said account, IL You see cause.
Given under my hand, this lst day Of October 4
ID l-sA T. =. WALES. Juj-c.
TfWIt
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ARM FOR SALE.

1oE ACRES. six miles from Essex Junction, on
LOO the Milton road. Horse-team, dairy, Of
twelve cows 300 cords OF wood, ~ sugar. NAPLES,
bYildinas including ice house, horse barn and hog
bonse Terms easy NELSON KELLOGG
Essex, VI, Aug. Ie, ls72-wu
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The decrease of the public debt during the
last month was SO, 1927 ,3i3,O9 The total
decrease of the public debt since the begin
ming of General Grants administration is
1865, 795, 925.6i Mr.. Greeley said some
months ago that these monthly bulletins of
the reduction of the national debt were for
General Grants administration what vie
tories during the war were for Mr.. Lincoln's
administration. And he was right.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-10-11

@ FLETCHER's GRIST AND FIGURING MILL
-. and Dwelling House, new and IN good repair
Also, Wood Lot near by. Also small Farm Win
S. FLETCHER
At the Mill.
Hinesburgh, Vt, Aug 22d-w6w
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STATE OF VERMONT The Honorable tHe
- . Probate Court 'Ur the
'f 'N'i 81 District OF CltteuJeu,
t. all persons interested in the estate " James
Powell, late of Milton, lu said ust-.ct deceased,
GEFEIING
WHEREAS. said Court hath ass gued the 23d
w dlv oi October next f.r the settlement ot the
Illustration account oi the executors 0, the last
VIII % said deceased and ar decree "
the residue of said estate. according o. the
last Will az said deceased. and ordered that
public not ce thereof Doe given o. a persons inter
e-ted u said estate. hy publishing this order three
weeks Success velt prev 'ou- 90 Che day ass -ucd, lu
the Burlington Free Press. printed u Burlington,
IL said District.
Probate Court Rooms iu Burlington. ou the day as-
-ued. then and there o. contest the allowance of
said acc0aut, and object 60 said decree. 't Sou see
cause.
Gwen under my hand this 2-th day Of September.
\. D. l--1
Iiw5t T. + WALES. jude.
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STATE of VERMONT. } The Honorable the
DISTRICT or cHEypEV s. p..tr , 1 IN 6it. n, ,.
To the heirs anil all persons interested in the estate
% John Mcneil, late Of Burlington. n -aid u strict
deceased
GREETING.
WHEREAS, application hath been made O. Oh :
w Court in writing. by the admin stratou 0f said
estate, praying FOR license and authority o. sell
the real estate Of said deceased setting forth there
that would be beneficial 90 the heirs and all PEI
sons Interested u the estate % said deceased 90 sell
the whole of the real estate ot said deceased and
convert the same into money and having filed bon
said Court the consent in writing. o. said sale ut All
the heirs 70. said estate residing iu thIs state.
Nhereupon, the said Court appointed and asst -ned
the 2ith day OF october, A. ID. l--. at the Probate
Court rooms. in said District. % hear and decide
upon said application, and petition, and ordered
public notice thereof % be given 20 all persons
interested therein. by publ shing said order to-eth
er with the time and place ui hearing three weeks
successfully IN the Burlington Free Press. news
paper which circulates in the neighhorh0od o those
persons interested IN said estate. all which putel-
tons shall be previous 20 the day assigned lor
hearing
Therefore. You are hereby notified TO appear before
said Court az the time and place ucd. and then
and therein said Court 10 make Your object eus t.
the granting o. such license. if you see cause.
Given under my hand. at the Probate Court rooms
this lst day ot october, A. u. l-72
Iiw9t T. T. WALES, JUDGE.
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DISTRICT OF cHITTEDEy S. S,rii IIs.elt,t ,te
Of We-trlrl in said District. Deceased,
GREETING.
At a Probate Court holden ut Burlington within
and for the District Of Chittendcu. the 18th day
OF september \. d. l-.2, an Instrument purportnz
O. De the last D and Testament of Sarah J Has3E
ton late of Ncstford. IN said District. deceased
was presented 90 tire Court aforesaid. FOR Probate
and L IS ordered hy said Court that the 5th day oi
october \. d. l-12. at the Probate Court Rooms
in said Burlington. bee ass -ned iur proving --lt
instrument and that notice thereof he -.vou o. ll
persons concerned. by publ shing this order three
week. successfully IN the Burlington Weekly Free
Press. newspaper printed az said Burlington, pre-
Yl0u- 90 the time appointed.
Therefore you are hereby notified Co appear before
said Court, az the time and piece Aforesaid. aud
contest the probate oi said VIII, l You have cause
G.yen under ms hand az Burlington. IN So. Dis
trict. this ith day of september 4. d. l-7s
I2wt ) TAFT REGISTER.
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JH'10 and year on 500. .....,
W Al per cent pI sl ''''"" wv
. f,ti ~ ~ 49,
June /, 1872 at si62,"pper
' etT- -'f''l''' ~
. months rent ~ d l..
M 4iNi'l. ----f F''-fti'
Le1s to"er road part s-,
-.,.,,-o
-
ada stock 49,. ~
winch deducted leaves ihe sum OIL
a inc hai"h'S "4 h,t c1i LlH7' 80.
Pa' y i,,,' ny an All 1',,is 80
y" '''.''' anu
In the last TWO year, the lhte'e-l Pi-u 'h 9"u'
bonded debt has been AS l'iI""'
On 2 an a. first mort "A 20 bonds q per
cont ......... si9ttsu Ul
ON 5to6nn e9uiunent loan bonds, $
,,.r cont ............ siltpp uu
On 43 5 o., S ;, ana ogl'', 1n fsi '
eleven month. : ler cnt........ 5s..36 Ga
10 .'' ia - Loo,
IurhS tnis t'me yuu nave l.'' P1 -, ~ ~ f and
motives cars new dep'l,' new new s.le i'' 81 - 80
eilia"iHihiIA etlonIe, I.'t 'li i., ir-,tis En-
them, they being such expenditure a; otneT I1l.
nav "a P.ta' ulli-.i, i i''S 5 t LgrJJ roS
sums Whieh are ue''i'e' 'i A'''''' i''''' '
ne'sN ''''' w.. r.,..--....
On E p..l ' patl.. m.
ON % q Lien, iien.6ar-5 L.CRlii-
road. si5i6 so
.- --
o., Amounting nan, -....... '''-'-' ~
"h.gh Au'el /" 'i' iDi.i,'
i'-syes ......-.. slIasIai %.
4 tho sum or YOUR cvpen-
i.tIr.s
II f-,n, ti,i. ,,., deduct Tho fslan.c Icr
If tatr M e5ruIu..s alter paVu-
the rents, Observation-Disclosures sis-i-' b
Tho l,l,r.. .f,,,.s ,Y, ..r.... of evr.n-
tim .g..r fi,.. I1.t .lru.u... fIr lie
tyr1 year. Observation-Disclosures. sitoscis 50
The result Of YOUR last two wear. bust
mes. lu., De- bri.fl, stated IS follows
You have Maid the interest 900 uu
ynur hiuI. this interest amounts 90 s.I ias -
Y1u nave ra.d the rent. OF ail fyuur
leased roads and the Interest on the
Vermont and tlnls4 stI.,6 amount
Ing to...................... s409-.li7 el
IN all amounting t1-...............-- a,95-,si3 o.
jug h'l e.il.H = nave ''eH '''-'''"' -s.,-l ,
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aai improved yoar oan sni he
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over AMI above ias aet e1ru.u.s oC
the roads.
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In your printed report iHr isis, l.
stated ihli tie -.utl total cost or
the construct MOI the \ erti"nt Cen
triI Railroad vas --.----.-.---. s. -Hhh ODD /
TIE appraised value ". Your rolling
- stock now --..--..-. i.-si'9- !"
The ; ; Ahl 'hiiu1l} purchase i- that
l.i.l i1 miles 10 i'n- On, AMI valued
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ana more i-ia cover tuar -unL-i
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-10-11
si,ls5 50

The net being. 59O,632 %
The proportion OF expense TO earnings being Oh per
cent.
The following statement prepared for your meet
Ing September nth will perhaps exhibit more fully
the statement Of the floating debt its causes and the
means on hand to meet it
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-10-11
TREAsURER's REPORT.

BOsrOS, Oct. l, 1872.
To the Trustees aud Managers Of the Yerm0nt Cen
fral and TsTynOHf & Canada Railroads
Gentlemen,-I hand you herewith sundry state
ments made up from your books after closing them
TO June J. last, by which you may see the result Of
your business for two years ending that day, and
your financial condition at that time.
These statements show the results OF your business
for the two years ending June /, 1872, as follows
The gross earnings Of the Vermont
Central and Vt. 4 Canada, inelud-
ing the S s. & C. R. R.............. a., 49,, 3Si II
The expenses 1901, $50 81