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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-07-31

GREELEY on SECESSION. --ln the Weekly
Tribune Of November 7, 1860, the day after
Mr.. Liucolus first election, Mr.. Gree ey dis
courses thus;
" And let them the Cotton Statesl be assured
Of this, that they cannot make lelnts of Jumping
out OF the Uuion, and expect the North Ia hold
them. Whenever any considerable section ol the
Union shall reilly insist on getting out oi II, we
shall insist that they be allowed IN 90 out. ana
zoe feel sure that he North generally cht1shes a
kiadrCd determination 81 let there he no more
trouble as to the ability Of the Cotton States a.
whip the North. II they lrW light, they must
hunt up sOme other enemy for nee are not goiHg
10 fight them. II the pfopie Quot the swaslY pot
itiomns) al the Cation states shall ever deliber-
atey vote tlom-olyes out Of the Union, we small
be in favor Of letting them - IN peace. Then
who is 10 fight? and rhat tor?'
These were Mr.. Greeeys views in 1850 !
and now, in 1872, if these swashy poliii-
clans think Mr.. Greeley very fit man for
President, there is nothing very singular about
it--only one can't help admiring their patu'
raj instinct in seeming out the right mau ioI
their iavorite purpose. They attempt to select
the livery of Republicapism to serve Democ
raey in.
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- The second meeting OF the LamolHe Nailey
Medical Association was held at Noleltt' Ihnrs'
day the soth' Inc attendance oil medical gen
teneh ana the interest m"n''esVeu was qu''e GU
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In Boston. Mas July p. Mr. ilESRY Task, late Of
East Broot6eld " aged 26 years. mos and days.
10 East Brooklei july p, ofoonsumptlon, PnrLErrA,
widow Of samuel lloycy aged ~ years. lWestorn pa
peers please copy.
IN Cabot July ~, Of consumption, Mrs. iASsAu
wnnrlER widos Of the late Moses whittier, aged %
years
In Berlin July 81, Mrs. liIAsSAu STAPLES, aged
rs years.
In North Montpelier, July ~, WALTER second son Of
H. A. and Mary A. Little aged II years aud months.
In Worcester, Jaly "a, NArnASIrL S. MosELr, aged
60 years.
In Walden, July e. Of cholera inlantum, ALVIN Lgw-
Is, youngest child OF Lewis NJ and Emile l.. Burnhan,
aged months AMI ~ days.
Montpelier papers please copy
In thel, June q MARY H., widow Of Mr.. Abel
Wright, Of Randolph, agtd 81 years.
In Richmond. June % Of consumption, Mr.. CuarIs
SEAyrR, iornrrly OF Moretown, aged % years
In Cabot july % MiSsIs A. only child Of Fanny II
aud tho u hswell farr AGED a Jears aud months.
In Waterbury, July 3, Of scarlet fever Frank =;
son Of a. n, aud Josephine 6reely aged years and 10
months.
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The charge has been made with specifca-
tons naming the time aud the parties, and
the letters interchangcd, Of an agreement in
October, 1871, between Horace Greeley on
the one side, and Ex-Governor Seymour Of
New York aud other Democrats, to make
Greeley the Democratic candidate for Presi-
dent If false, Mr.. Greeley could easily clear
himself; but instead Of that he has made .
denial so eyasiye that it proves him to be
guilty, Indeed it is obvious that Greeley
could not possibly have become the Democrat
ic candidate without a bargain of this kind
1t took months to prepare for the operations
at Cincinnati and Baltimore, and Greeley
never would have been nominated if he had
not been priyy to aud a party in these ar
raugements. Therefore, whatever evasion'
and bubbles Greeley makes, the charge must
remain substantially true,
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STATE OF VERMONT,
- WaSuINtrDN rOUNrV
,. IN thHfffy
MAshtN0TOS COUNTY,
49, ~. l~

NATIONAL LIFE ms. coz m eAne,,y,
,Luoy W. SRIswoLp. "N ssat' rem ST. isss
Hlsrea, the National Lie Insurance Company, of
montpelier In tho County of Washington, has dcd in
he oce OF Clerk Of said Court of Chancery hs bill
IT OF mort gage, settling firth in substance
{ at Almon W. uriswuld, OF the City Of New York,
ounty Sate OF New York, on the al day Of June,
l. D. 1869, was Indicted 10 Edward Dswey on PROM
DRY note that date signed by the said Griswoid for
the sum Of thrtylve hundred dollars aud payable 10
the orator his order In two years hom It's date with
interest annually
And in order to secure the payment OF said sum Of
money the said Alnon W 6rlswod. the I'd day OF
lane A. d. 1902 executed 20 the sand Dewey mortgage
iced of the following described As, in Murrist iwn, In
the County Lanoile and state OF We mont beginning
the northwest corner OF Lot No. - 10 ID DIVISION,
hence south - degrees west eighty five rods thence
uuth 50 de srees east two hundred and tytwO esp
thence north, 80 degrees east, eighty ave $50 rods
nee north 90 grees wet Two hua red and itytwo
rods, to the place OF beginning meaning 10 convey
he land aud promises decided to said Grswnld Desempcr
9th, t-6i, ~ Zadock Smith, nartn smith, Allen Il.
Sun tn ami Roxana smith, aud ring that the said
iswey uutOre salt note due, sold anu indorsed to
the orator and also assigned 10 hi said mortgage deed,
that stld note has not nuen PAID AMI pfay Tag That
aid AimOn W. Grswuld may be Orcclosed Of all equity
II redemption he may have in said premises and,
Whsreas It appears that tao SAID Almin W. Grswold
resides out OF ths tate 80 that subpoena cannot no
cd upon hun Therefore, IN pursuance OF the statute
such made and provided, nutce vs. hereby given
70 tho said Almon W. 6rswod, aud he Is hereby re-
uirud appear before the Court ChAncery, next to
held Montpelier within amt for tae county OF Wash
IA tOn on the second Tuesday OF sept, A. Is 2, aud
make to said bill and abide such order and decree
IA the premises TO said court shall meet. And the
orator directed to this order together with tho
SUBSTANCE OF said bt To ne Published three weeks sue
sessivey Ia tho Vermont Waterman State Journal
newspaper published At Montpelier Aforesaid the last
Of which publications Is TO he AZ least twenty days
glous b. second Tuesday OF September, A. d. 1874
Dated at Montpelier IN the County Of Washington the
timothy r. MERRlLL Deputy Clerk.
r D.LLISGHAM Sosi Solicitors Tor orator J3.s
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NERsnmE- "A wrong impression seems to be
going the rounds Of the papers of the State in
relation to the murder of Davis by Carlton in this
town in June last There had been trouble be-
tween tho elder Davis and Carlton for years, and
Davis seemed determined 70 trouble Carlton, and
was upon Cartons premises when the affair oc-
cnrTcd for the purpose Of making trouble The
authorities Of Vershire promptly arrested the Old
gentleman, Davis, after the burial Of his son, for
entering upon Cartons premises aud a,saulting
him (Carlton) with intent to kill. Waving an
examination Davis gave bail for his appearance %,
County Court.
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The IInmors Of lhe cnmnnIrn.


The Chicago Post prints the following as
an advance copy Of Mr.. Greelcy's letter Of
acceptance Of the Baltimore nomination.
NEw YoRE, July 90 Geutiemea of the
Democratic Contention. 1t is the happiest
moment OF my lie when ! am informed of
my nomination to the Presidency by such
lot of thieves, pimps and blacklcgs "a you
arc. As | have before remarked, you hate
school-housus, aud where they are pretty thin
you are pretty thick. You are propagated in
sinks OF iniquity, aud begottcu IN fostering
rum'holes: therefore, your appreciation thrills
my bosom with pride | loathe your contain
mating presence, as ! said before, You Gil
the iails aud Republicans support them, as
said in the Tribune Of last September As
| said on Jan. Z, 1868, everyone who choos.
os to live by pugiiism, or gambling or hur-
lotry, with nearly every keeper Of a tipping
house, is politically a Democrat A purely
selfish interest attaches the lcwd, ruihanly,
criminal and dangerous classes to the Demo.
cratic party, BY the instinct Of selfpreserva-
ton Thc,eiorc my heart throbs with de-
light al this manifestation i'-of- here hi
pen failed with emotion. Recovering himself
lie proceeded y You have not elected me to
anything very often. tLaugbier) 1t seems
TO me good deal like staying at home. BE.
cause, as | recently said IN the 1ribune
point where you please to an election dis.
trict which you will pronounce morally rot
tcn-given up 10 great part 10 debauchcry
aud vice. whose voters mainly subsist b,
keeping pOllcy-oiliees gambling houses, grog.
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IA ar X is.
tFslsgrapssf Erprss'fy ~ Raisanaa stare yoar-afl
BOSTON CATTLE MARKET,
For the week ending Tuesday July %, is72
AT AMBRIDGE BRIGuTON.


auousr oT srocK At MARKrr
cam,. sA,,r sso,.' Roy, cq,r.,
E Es.i s wsss s sei 'e53a I Is 1893 900
on year ago, 3sj 1859 3O 5O sO
PRicEs.- cdfn,- Extra tat and heavy premium
quality, 1875 n 9l5 third quality, 500 a. isO0
Ion MS, total weight OF hide alow and dressed heel
: few choice single paira, 500 at0ooo Butts, a..
wsrI,ny ,nsloi9 s275e pair, or according to the,
value a. beet. Handy steers, SIS n iiil
Mael cow'.-sij as extra good, ssip tioo. with q
viihout calves. as may be- agreed Arrow and ordins
S,srs,'-yearlins,, .oam. two-ye,rs old iol ~ o.
threeyrars old 81 a n. Western Steers choice g. %
asji0l Llys weight, las per 10 store cattle rex
iI,,p'--ssi a Il, sheared sheep, easc.
Teuhag Lambs. - a. iUsc
Sh,sp asa Lnass-ttOi a 7.Oit In lots fi01 n 5000
gStra ldiocts. b. on live weight 7Dsc, or soo0at'
sAois..-wholesale, easlej rotan, 7aoc vb. Fai
Hog. iid5 ~ spring Pig loai'c v N.
H.ies.-rrghton, % a. ets country lots, 5a5se
r4llow a. 81 s. country os', a 1iets p Psit
0tluo. calfskns Hal6c.
RsNARKs.-Last Wednesday We reported that the mar
ket was better Tor the SELLERS than heret fore. That
proyement Wa more manifest the next day, and N
h CHER on good cattle, aud IRON % to Is par r X
Al stock. Ever thing was sold; THIS week opens viii
the prospect hat last weeks advance will be sustained
iheru were some good fed stock from the Chtmpaii
valley we noticed. Anothgr lot Of 10 steers ia Mr.
shacketts yards frUm MIR. Fields farm In Shorehan
some Of which werr equal to Western steers A tire,
uid steer raised ny Charles Hayward, Brdport estima
to 10 dress about Az It's, attracted notice. W. Kke
sold tor sqJor loo per lb dressed another pal
Tor $40 or sic, dressed beef at 70. and at 81
Hosea Gray sold i-year old at 9tc ,year OIL,
SO, dress lbs each others for So COW
ad scar ods at to sio COWS with Dung calves a.
fii each.
There are more lambs this week than last and hutc
disposed 10 buy cheap Tor the that III,
lams dres' poorly this year. The range OF prices ar
from u iOc but only choice at the higher figures
Trade dragged heavily.
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MORTIFIED. We regret to learn Of the death
Of James Blood, who lived at the Center village
tic was Il brakeman on the Vermont Central rail
road, and met his death at Putney, by striking
against bridge, while the train was in motion
tie was unmarried.
Hiram Fisk, whose disappearance several
weeks since, and the hunt after him, we chroui
cled at the time, committed suicide at Piermout,
N. H., last ednesday. lie was undoubtedly
crazy lie leave. family.
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STATE OF VERMONT,

y WASHINGTON DISTRICT, IS.
In Probate Court held at Montpelier, In said district
on the 9th day of july, A. ID. lsl2i
p d. bradford administrator OF the estate OF Nathaniel
Richardson lnts Of Northncd. IN said District deceased
presents his naturalization account for examination and
allowance aud makes application Tor dccrse OF distr
lutOn aud pa tit1u 81 the estate OF said deceased
Wnereupon, il is ordered BY SAID Court that said ac
count and said Rpplioat be referred 70 session
thereof 10 he held at the Probate Otce In said Mont
pasr the ljth day OF August A. d. 6I3, Tor hearing
nd decision thvrent ani, II Is further ordered, that
notice hereof be given u all pers0us Interested. by sub
iieation Of the three weeks sucoessyoy ia the
Vermont Waterman nnl stata Journal, a newspaper
published at Montpelier, pfeyous 20 said time app'nted
Tor hearing, that they may appear at said time aud
place, aud snOg cause u they have. why said
account should not no allowed and such decree maio.
saal. n A. CHASE, Register.
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heut .Aduertis ements.

4 UCIlUN.-The subscriber, having de-
n ciaed 10 go West, will uer Tor pubic auc-
la south tauOt ihursay, August %. i5ll ono
cucA, o. A., us cutro set OF uuddus. consisting OF
tore, dwcn s-housei staos, aud otner uutui,din-s,
nsu, aIuut one half acre OF land. the buildings
cariJ now. Water Is conveyed 70 the house aud
itOm spung which never ftlis. said buildings
atuatvi nse iles iroin West Dauvle Dtp0t about
ne sone distaucu from the iiarsuird Depot,
rom any other sturu, ana IA prosperous tfnin com
nuutty. It's adesiraie location Tor anyone desiring
the caute trctit -lvtn for one
ialf tho purchase money. sale positive.
ALDEN HOPKINS
n. J. LANCE, Auct.0neer.
South Cabot, july q, ,s'1 3335
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STATE OF VERMONT,

~ MASHlNulON IlNTklCT. %.
la Probate Court holden at Montpelier, In said DIS
trict on the 2jd day Of July, A. ID. 1879
Edmund Pope, administrator Of the estate OF Hosea
kathan, late OF North ield, la said District, de-
scased presents his administration account for exs
animation and allowance aud makes appli alton for
decree distribution and Partition Of the estate Of said
deceased. Mhereupon Is ordered by said Court, that
aid account aud said application be referred to session
thereof 10 he held at the Pro ate Onee IN said Mont
peer on the 18th day Of August A. d. sI2, for hearing
,nd decision thoro"n And, is further ordered, that
doou hcreOfbe given 10 all pcrons Interested by publ
ation OF the three weeks SUCCESSFULLY In the YER
mont Wniohman and state Journal, newspaper pub
ishci Montpelier previous 10 SAID time appointed for
hearing that they may appear at said time and place,
and .hOw cause, ans they have why said account
should not be allowed, and saeh decree made.
BY the Court ATTEST,
3aai n. A. CHASE Register.
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-STATE OLE VERMONT.

~ WAoIIlFUT UN DIS NIJT, s..
10 Probate Court, hel At Montpelier within and for
aid District on tho 9Th day OF July, A. u. ls72i
An instrument purportng 10 he the last will and cs-
ament of Joan W. Nchar lson late Of Matsheld, said
Dsr deceased heng presented to the Court Dy Jona
L. Hastings tae executor therein nans ilr Pro utet
IL ordered said Court that All persons concerned
therein be uoted to APPEAR at ssssOa Of sad COur 10
hold at the Pro Oice, In MONT eiler, the 1th
lay Vt Aug, A. d. 1874 aud show cause II they may
AVE against the pr0Dlts Of sad Wall for when pur
jose IL urher ordered that copy OF the record OF
ais order Published three weeks excessively In the
Vermont Waterman N state Journal printed at Mont
.eller, previous to aid time appointed Tor hearing
liy the COurt.-Attest,
5h35 HARVEY TILDEN, Judge
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IN NENfORTANr.
WAirsffgLD L0Das. No. %, /. o.

wAfrsrfxLD LoDas. No. %, I. o. ofo.Tt
Watsfeld, July %. 1917.
WHERgAs Our warm friend and co-ahorer JOHN W.
RICHARDSON, has been removed from our fraternity
by death therefore,
Rssofsd That We how In submission 10 the righteous
will Of God expressed In this affective event.
Rss9hsa Tnat we will cherish In memory this brother
a. an earnest advocate Of temperance and valued helper
In all the work Of our order.
Rssosd That tender 10 the mourning relatives and
friends N the deceased our heartfelt sympathy and
mourn with them mutual bereavement.
hss7htd That We wear an appropriate badge ofmourr-
Ing FOR the deceased oue month IN the meetings Of our
Lodge
Rsstsd That transmit copy Of these resolutions
70 the family Of the deceased and to the Montpelier pl.
pors Tor Publication.
Respectfully submitted,
D. FOLSOM,
II. BABBiTT COMMITTEE.
W. II WALBRiDGE
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GooD.-Col. Geo, W. Hooker, formerly on Gen.
Stannard S staff and latterly Of New York city,
a brotherin'law Of the late James Fisk, DR., has
become resident OF Bennington, having gone
into company with H. W Putnam in manulaetu-
ring improved lacks for carpet use. The business
we are happy to learn, bids fair To be large and
profitable. We heartily welcome the gallant Col
incl back to his native State.
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years ago the Mustang Linimentn made H. dsbaf la
Tho West ls cures Of tho various external diseases Of
Horses and cattle asonshei the planters and farmers Of
be Mississippi and ohio Valleys, and demand for IL
praas up, which ncces ttted bee manufacture on an ex
ensiyo scale. soon tho discovery was ma that Il was
grand spccdc for rheumatism, govt, neuralgia ear
'ehe oothiche, and other external linens OF man
dnd Then il was tried A. healing pain Killing appli-
cation, In cases Of outward injury such cuts bruises
urns, spasms etc. and found equally servceabe.
Che fame OF the rsnouy for sons the mlst pain
u Ills that anct mankind aud the animals spread
itpidly. and "Mu,tans Liniment" soon took rank In
very state and Territory Of the Union a. a standard
sure
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james Gordon Bennett, Jr. is in receipt
Of letter from Dr.. Livingstone thanking
him for the Heralds efforts in his behalf, de-
failing his discoveries and describing his man
ner of life in Africa. lie dwelt with great
satisfaction on his JOY at seeing the Ameri'
eau nag on the arrival Of Stanley aud the
nope that was revived ia him by the news
from the outer world, which he had not heard
from since 1868.
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List of Letters,

Remaining in the Moatpetier Post Office,
Juiy 20, 1872.
LAnlrs->iiss Mary Curricr. Florence Emerson, Jane
Lynch, Mary 4. Lamb, Helen Meen, Mary A. Robin.
son, Mary starr.
GgSrLnsN-Fs S. Baker, chns. +. Bent, Charley r
CARTER Charles o. Courscr, Eddy Fitzgerald. g. d
Harrington, II. p. Morse, f. Meeyer. Albert P Rood
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-Gereral Phelps, Of Brattleboro, was horse
whipped last week by the father Of James FIX Jr.
Mr. Fisk has for long time been coulined in the
lunato asS lum, being out occasionally during
lucid intervals The cause Of the affair is sup
posed 10 be some imagined insult received by Mr..
Fisk from General Phelps.
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CTATE OF VERMONT,

~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT IS.
Ia Probate Court hoden at Montpelier, within and
said strct, the 2jth day Of Juiy, A. ID. i3z2i
Lturt A. Henry administrtrix, with tho will annex
d. OF tue estate OF sylvester lenry late OF Water
Jury IN said strict, deceased, makes application 10
ascd excepting the home frm aud tlnnsry repre-
entin- That sad sae Is nee sry for the pa5 mont OF the
,euts OF sad deceased.
Nhureup,n IL Is ordered by said Court, that said APP
Ioatiun under consideration aai be heard the
at day OF August A. y. 1874 at tho Probate Oce in
d0ntpeler aad II Il further ordered, that all persons
Interested be notified hereof by publication OF notice Of
is app icatou ant Urier thertOn three weeks
lively in the Vermont Waterman state Jduraal int
d atMOntprlcr, before said tne Of hearing, they
nay appear at said time and place, and If tauy cause,
ollect thereto.
by the COurt.-Attest,
1895 HARVEY T1LDEN, Judge
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Henry c. Bliss, E-q, Of Washington, d C., a
member Of the law inn OF Drew, Bliss Il Holmes,
mas been in Burlington, to confer with General
Stannard in regard to his accounts which are now
neing examined by that iirm. IL is claimed that
when full allowance has been made the deficiency
will be very much reduced
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Legal hlntioes.
LTATE OF VERMONT,

-. T n It II OT ' IItlIVNIf
~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT, IS.
Ia Probate Court held at Montpelier, within and Tor
aid District on the IN Gay OF July, A. u. i552i
An Instrument purputting TO uc the lat Wall and
Testament eeta Curae, late Waterbury, IN SAID
strict deceasct being presented TO Court IVY Paul
d CHAM the Executor therein nAieIi tor PrOuatos
ordered py SAID Court that ali persons concerned
notified tn appear at esiOn Of said Court 10
held at tue Prouate Onise IN M0utpaier the lth
August A. -. tsI2, aud SNOW cause any they
nay have, against the PROBATE Uf SAID VIII. which
purpose further ordered tnat copy vf the
order be published three saccess,vey the
Vermont Watehinan state Journal printed at Mont
.elier, previous said time appointed Tor hearing
BY the Court. Attest,
3J3j n. a. CHASE, Register.
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RANDoLrH.- The fall term Of the State Normal
School commences Aug. 27,h. Mr. Couant Will
have for assistants Miss Charlotte Tarhel and
Miss Ellen NJ. Arnold, who have successfully Gil
ed these positions in previous TERMS and has al
81 secured the services OF Miss Alice'M Guernsey,
a graduate of the Salem (Mass.,) Normal school,
and late teacher in the New Hampshire State
Normal School.
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Wlsr RANDoLru Mr.. Ezra Jewell, work
man in Mr., Abbott's steam mill, had one thumb
and fore finger takep ol, in the grower, Thursday
aud having family u support by his labor, the
shop hands and citizens presented him with about
sixty dollars, which speaks we'll for the sympathy
and generosity Of the people Of West Randolph
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~ Great preparations are being made Tor the
Greeley nuFtials at Burlington tomorrow For
tie State ticket opinion seems now to be divided
between Prout and norrobin, and Baxter and
Bingham. But lTorrobiu will have many warm
advocates for the first place on the ticket, and not
perhaps without giod chances Of succcss-e-pe
eiaiIy after the eSo to business which VIC hear he
has himself manifested
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SUPREME CouRr.--The August term Of the Su
premc court for this county commences August
18Th. There are twenty-five cases set down for
tral.
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Liquor AGENTs. County Commissioner George
W scott, has made the following appointments
hr Town Liquor Agents Barre, stIlman Wood ;
Cab,t, Lucius llerriek Calais, p. White
Duxbury. Hlzsn Morse Mortified, S F. Judd
PnIuleld, Orlando Knapp Woodbury., 5. o.
Wells, Waterbury, f. Ounsbeo