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Se2l jag 81 Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orieans
MarSe Caxeau vs.. J. Jughreyl Wife Separ-
sted from Her Husband, Joseph Rozado, alias

Marie CHxeau VS.. J. Jughreyl Wife SepRr-
ated from Her Husband, Joseph Rozado, alias
ROuseL
CByENTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
y Of Orleans No To- n42-By virtue ofa writ OF seiz
IRE aud sale TO me directed BY the honorable the
Seventh district Court for the parish of Orleans in
public auction at the Merchants and Aucti0neers
Exchange RIVAL street, between Canal and Gus
b0mhouse al reefs IN the second District of this
city, on TUESDAY, January u, 1879, ct twelve
O'clock NJ the following described property,
A CERTAIN Lot or GROUND, together with
ell the buildings and lump ovements thereof rights,
ways and privileges thereunto belonging or IN any
Faub0rg st. Mary First District of this city in the
square bounded BY Gravter, st. John, Pcrdido and
Circus streets SAID portion Of ground commeno-
ing at one hundred and ak feet three inches,
8ngliRh measure from the corner of st. John
street. and ne thirty e gt feet elk inches,
Ruglish measure, front On GEavier street, by one
Hundred and twenty-aiE fest TWO inches and two
@ighths deep between papalel lines Being the
property acquired by defendant herein BY
purchase from Fergus aardtTe az per act Dc ore r.
g. Gottschalk. late notary public ia tins CITY oated
twentieth Of April, 1857 and distributed 10 the a.
tendart herein By the judgment Of epaFaton from
bed and board aud III property, bet wean ner ana
her said husband, rendered by the THIRD DlstTlct
Court Of Orleans the twtnHy-eixth Of November,
ard signed the second of Der. 1851 NO. &9Si@
~ the decket of aid court
Seized in the above sHit.
TermB-Cash on the spot a - ,,.r-,,,
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Rene de Gas VS.. Ellen M. DearIc !Ellen
n. Orr, Widow James ". DeaEie.
gEOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE Parish
4 of Orleans, Eo. 80 lazy virtue OF q writ OF
seizure and eale to directed by the honorable the
Fourth District Court for the parish OF Orleans In
the above entitled cause, will proceed to eeu at
public auction. at the Merchants and cttOneers'
Exchange Royal street, between Canal and Gus
t0mhouBA streets, il the Second District Of this
city. on MONDAY. January 10. 1872 at twelve
o'eloos M She following described gropertye to
wit
4 CERTAIN lot OF GROUND, together with all
this buldibgs and improvements thereon, rights,
ways, BdvGHtagrs and PIiy .legea thereuntO be
longing or in any wise appertaining, situated in the
Sixth District OF this city, in the square bounded
By rerrier, General Taylor, Prytania and C0nstan:
tnople streets. designated by the number two on
a sketch annexed 10 al act of sale from Patrick
hcDrmars to Leonce n. Olivier. passed before N
i. Trist, notary public i'll this city, on the TWEEN
ty first day of June, 1870 Said lot measures thif1y
three feet three and one-thrd inches front Con
stantinople street by depth Of ninety feet he
tween parallel lines.
Which property acquired By she defendant
herein by purchase from the plaintiff herein. by an
act passed before said notary, TI48t GA the frat
day Of February, 1871.
keized ii the hbove suit.
Terms-CaSb On the spot.
W P. HARPER,
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By G. E. Girardey &c Co.
= o =
LOUISIANA LANDS.
assIGNFRs SALE IN BANKRUPrC

&Y ORDER OF 3. r. NORTON, ASSIGNEE.
IL TuR MATTER OF s. o. l. r. a. NELSON.
BATIsRUPTS.
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BY Il. Huston.
SUCCESSION OF JAMES PRAGUE.

Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. 1880.
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AUCTION SALES,
By Nash Il Hodgson.
SUCCESSION OF JosEPH NJ. REEvB. DBcRAsRb.

VALUABLE ST. CHARLES STRICT PROPERTY
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Second District coart for the parish Of oriea4as-
No. 1850.
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7.
de6 Is ja7 Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
Eugene Curar vs. Simeon BeEden.

StTXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THB PARISH
- of Orleans, No. 40G0-By virtue of @ writ
of seizure and sale me directed by the honorable
the Sixth District Court for the parish of Orleans,
in the above entitled cause. will proceed to sell
at public auction, at the Merchants and Auction
eers Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and
CustOmhouse streets in the Second District of This
city, on SATURDAY, January rs, 1873, at twelve
clock NJ, the following described property. to
wit
TWO LOTS OF GROUND, together with the build
ings, etc. thereon and appUTteHauoes thereuUt0
city and designated by the numbers one and two
Second and Third Streets on a sketch annexed to
an act pa sed before A DTevfous, notary public In
this city. on April s, 1871; according TO which
sketch said lots measure. in English measure, viz:
Lot number oneo thirty-eight feet seven inches
lines front AnnuncaIi0n ST. Get, by one han
dred and twenty-niue feet eight inc ca in depth
and los number two, tbirIE-two feet fronb on An.
uunCiation street, by hundred and twent Y nine
feet ghf inches in depth, bounded the side
next IhiIG street by said lot number one, and On
the aide neXt second street BY lot number three
said sketch which lots Of ground numbers one
aud fwo, are the designated b. the numbers
twenty and twenty-cReo OF plan o. y II gecgueto
dated July 20 1864.
Being the same property acquired BY Hhe 8efenf-
ant herein by purchase from John n Wynan, by
ac' passed before Abel Dire foyls. notary p4b!!c
in this citye ON the twenty eth 9: AYr!le 1915
Seized i'll Ghe above suito
JeT9rs-Cash on the a.4sS.
OIL
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ANDs0Mg BRlOk REslDENcR AND Twt

SUCCESSION OF DR.. MOSES II. D0wLRR, DE-,
CHASED.
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District Court Of the United States Of America fer
the District of Louisiana-No. As.
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dssl ia7n Sheriff II the Faria i Of Orleans
William II. Yrcdenburgh We. w. Ii. Fre-
denhnrgIi. in. a.a e. Z. D BrIan

depburrIi ir., MA L. H. D Brian.
EWFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THB PARISH
a. o. Orleans no. 362l.-By virtue OF viii Of
%eri tacias to rae directed by the honorable the
The Rboys entitled cause, will proceed TO sell ~
pubLis anction on the promises hereip@Lter des e
Aated, . SATURDAY, December 70 iS7s. 1T haH-
past len o'clock H., the following dessrbea prop
&C v, b. wit
TIKI FrEEITURB AND OTHER kOVABLRs u tn
of2ss and ON the geonrd hoQr of this stors NJ. q
Peters greet in the Second Distrgr OF this city, az
peg Inventory which may seen IN 1aT @hlee.
5atsgd in Tie above suit
AtEnas-UaRa on lhe spos.
W. P. HaRPK2,
asE7 ~ 20 shSy4E GR TIE Fertss IF QrasaRs.
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Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. IS $780,
pY NASH & HODGSNN. W. l. HOT Gsog
Ap anetioneer-Ofice No. Car0ndelet street,
On SAT! RDAi, January IL, 1873 Mt twelve o'eloetz
N =. al the ~, Ghar.es Auctt3E Exchange, in the
basement rotunda of the st. Charles Hotel, In this
ty by virtue and in pursuance of an order of the
Ton. 4. l. Has2t Judge of the Second District
1872 docket No rs 1886 for account OF the success
sion OF Joseph N. Reeve, deceased ut public aIso.
ton. Will be sold
with the buildings AID improvements thereon.
situated Ii the Fourth District OF this cty in tY
square bounded by st. Charles, Caronaelet, Wasb-
ington and C0nrey streets which measures 81 feps
inches lines front on st. Charles street.
next to the corner of COnrey street by 3 Gepth al
4oo Ieet between parallel ines together with the
use, IN common with said corner lot, of an alley-
WY 10 t4et wide, running from said LOT 81 feet
lnches lines toward and opening O., said COnrev
s|tst all amer eau measure, as per sketch made
April 10 1854 ''-' ~'s''~
Terms and conditiona-The purchaser will nay
$2oo9 cash IN United States treasury notes and
the balance on credit OF on two an d three
years in equal paymenta, with eight per ce4it In
teIe t. and the usual Clausea for special mort gage
insurance and attorneys fees.
Act of sale before M ST. Duoros notary at the
expense of the purchaser. de6 II 81 20 ina n
HANDSOME BRICK RESIDENCE AND I'VE
CHOICE LOTS OF GROUND ON ROUSSEAU
STRRBT, FOURTH DISTRICT.
SUCCESSION OF DR.. MOSES II. DowLRR, DE-.
CHASED.
Second District Court for the parish of osieaa.s-
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District Court of the United States Of America for
The Diatriet Of Louisiana-Ne ll74
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By q. De Ferret q Co.
B4RBYR sH0P-BAR8ER BH0P-BARBER SHOP
No. IS Exchange Alley
srzc.l-paernr- On -. OF r,r.1.. Y 1,r.r.rrr-

q zona District Court for the Psrgsh of Orleans
No. -,
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AUCTION SALES.
By G. e. cirardeY q co.
LANDS IN ouACH1TA PARISH.
AsSIGNBBs SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.

BY ORDER OF E. K. NORTON, ASSIGNEE
IN THR MATTER or JOHN a. STEVENS, BANK.
Tupt,
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Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. IS $50.
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.gohn Brnnaao xe. Bernard Dnlan.

no2o deli 81 Sheriff Of the Parish q r Orleans
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BY Hoffman, Marks & Co.

SIag9Rao Fls PalETlNoa CHRo3oao KNGRsY-
mos. sTATUAaY. CORDS AND T4asELo. ~rs-
guRB FRlaIEs AND SHOW CASE
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II, B. Lee VS.. K, Lawreuces

deel n tsa Sheriff of the Parish r. Of f oPIanns
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-11-21
Legislature of Vermont.
SENATE.
AFTERNOON.
WEDNEsDAY. NOV. |:


AppOjntment.- Sergeant-at-Arms
| sent to the Senate a communication that
he had appointed Robert Gregory Smith
as Messenger in the Senate in place of
Eddie S. Eastman, resigned.
Ill. 100, to incorporate the Missisquoi
Savings Bank and Trust Company
taken up and passed.
Reports. judiciary committee,
II. 90, to legalize the grand list of the
town of Cavendish for the year 1879 :;
passed.
From special committe, S. 67, divid-
ing the town of Westminster, with pro-
posal of amendments agreed to. Sen
ator Morrill, moved that the bill be order
ed to lie, and be made the special order
for Friday next week at 2:30 o'clock p.
m. Senator Sprague moved to amend
by substituting Tuesday next. Discus
sed by Senators Ballard, Hinckley, Bal
ley, Butterfield, Powers, Kellogg, Nor
rill, Reynolds, Bigelow, Estey. Amend
ment and motion to lie, not agreed to.
The committee were called upon for a
statement of facts which was responded
to by Senator Butterfield. Senator Bal
ley moved that it be ordered to lie and
be made the special order for Tuesday
afternoon next, not agreed tO-yeas 6,
nays Is.
The bill was further discussed by Sen
ators Bailey, Ballard and Butterfield.
The committee were further interrogat-
ed by Senators Carpenter, Bailey, and
Veazey and Adams.
Senator Hinckley advocated the en-
grossment and third reading of the
bill.
Further interrogations, and remarks
by Senator Bailey in opposition to the
bill, favored by Senator Estey.
Senator Veazey moved that the bill be
ordered to lie and he made the special
order for Tuesday forenoon next at
eleven o'clock, which was agreed to.
.SDec5aL 0rder.-S. 64, to incorporate
the Central Vermont railroad company.
The several proposed amendments were
considered and adopted.
Senator Powers moved to further
amend by striking out the names of
James n LangdOn and 10 ID. Hatch
and inserting in lieu thereof the names
of George Nichols and Bradley Barlow
as Commissioners, agreed to. Further
amended on his motion.
Senator Adams made an inquiry of
the committee (railrOad) as to the necess
ity of this charter, which he claimed was
somewhat peculiar, and a departure from
charters usually granted.
Senator Powers replied that there was
nothing unusual in this proposed char
ter, and proceeded to explain the neces-
stiles for the charter as matter of re-
lief, showing that there was no OppOsi-
tion to the bill on thc part of any inter
aCta6 in auv Nf tbp securities of the Yer
mont Central.
Senator Adams moved a further
amendment of section four, relating to
the powers of directors. Opposed by
Senators Morrill,, Powers, Veazey, Bal
ley, Ballard, Bartlett, Carpenter.
Favored by Senator Reynolds, and
further argued by Senator Adams; not
agreed to.
Senator Bailey moved to adjourn; not
agreed to-yeas 3, nays Is.
At the close of this report, Senator
Reynolds was debating in opposition to
the bill.
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"Just as L Expected"
BY PLEBIAN

A very wOndrOuS man know,
AS e'er was born of woman;
In stature he is small, and yet
His head is larger'n common,
And in that wondrous head of his
Much knowledge is collected;
And of each wondrous thing he says,
Its just as l expected"
When first that model for a car
Aerial was got up, sir,
To sail straightway from town to town,
Der vale and mountain top, sir,
| met him of q sunny morn,
With head and hat erected,
Said '''Tis very strange,"-said he,
Its just as L expected"
When'er fellow-sinnerc cuts.
Up any sort of "dido,"
About the case he always knows
A I-e-e-He more than do.
A couple runs away, to be
In Hymen's band connected;
OF course he knew 'twould turn out So
It's just as he expected.
1 see him now Just DER the way,
With six young men of pleasure;
Put on your hat and mittens, and
Walk over at your leisure;
I'll bet my beaver, as you pass
Near by that group collected,
That you will hear somebody say,
''Its just as | expected"
Some people do declare that he's
An empty-headed chap, sir,
Others deny it, and aver
His heads well filled with-sap, sir;
But all who strive our friend to teach,
Come off with mien detected,
For when they've ''said and dOne," they
find
It's just as he expected.
Should it be proved beyond q doubt
BY learned observation,
That yonder moons a great green cheese,
'Twould give him no vexation;
You'd find that on this wondrouS theme
He too had much reflected
And there's no doubt but it would all
Be Just as he'd expected.
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RUTLAND, VT. THURSDA MORNING, NOVEMBER q, 1872.
From the Senate, granting the use of
Hall to Mrs. Lucy Stone

From the Senate, granting the use of
Representatives Hall to Mrs. Lucy Stone
Blackwell adopted in concurrence.
Read third time. H. 2S3, to incorpo-
rate the Washington Hotel Company ;
passed.
III. 299, changing the name of the
Hinesburgh Cheese Factory passed.
RepOrts.-From committee on town
lines, against III. 102, to change the line
between Williston and Jericho; third
reading refused.
From committee on education, in IA
yor of H. 259, relating to duties and
compensation of town superintendents
of schools third reading ordered.
From committee on banks, in favor of
II. 29S, to incorporate the Merchants
Savings Bank and Trust Company third
reading ordered.
From committee on judiciary, in ia
vOr of II. 2S5, for the punishment of at
tempts to commit Offenses ; third read
ing ordered.
From the committee on judiciary, in
favor of S. 104, providing for the better
preservation of the laws of the General
Assembly; passed.
From committee on highways, in fa-
vor of H. 300, relating to distractions in
highway third reading ordered.
From select committee against III. So,
for the establishment of public town Ii
braries: third reading refused.
Mr.. Pingree of Hartford, moved the
reconsideration of the vote refusing the
third reading of II. 3, relatingte interest,
and spoke in favor of the motion. Messrs.
Haskins of Brattleboro, and Boynton of
Woodstock, favored the motion Messrs
Hebard of Chelsea, and Ormsbee of
Brandon, opposed the motion-all dis
cussing the merits of the bill to some ex-
tent. Mr.. Childs of Wallingford, also
favored the motion to reconsider, and
spoke at length in advocacy of the bill.
Mr.. Field of Springfield moved that
the House adjourn; disagreed to.
After further discussion by Mr.. Pin
gree, of Hartford, and Mr.. Granger of
Peacham; the question was taken on
the motion to reconsider.
Mr. Pitkin of Montpelier, demanded
the yeas and nays, which were taken
ayes 102, nays 10. So the motion to
reconsider was lost.
SpecaE order.-H. 3, relating to inter
est. The bill was favored by Messrs.
Henry of Chester, Grout of Newport;
and opposed by Messers. Stanley of
Leicester, Frisbie of Poultney, Hebard
of Chelsea.
Mr.. Gray of Wheelock, demanded
the previous question, which was secon- |
ded by the House.
On the question of third reading, Mr..
Mead of Underhill, demanded the yeas
and nays, which was taken-yeas 70,
nays 1873. So the third reading of the
bill was refused.
On motion of Mr.. Harris of Panton,
apiOurned.
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A LIVE PLAoE.-Danbury, Conn,
must be live town from the following
locals taken from the Neaos published
there
A Main street boy received dollar
for learning 800 Bible verses, and has
bought with it handsome deck of linen
back cards.-A Danbury woman called
upon to attend the dying bedside of a
friend, was deprived of the melancholy
pleasure by the delay occasioned in
borrowing a breast pin suitable for the
occasion.-A young man engaged in
making himself attractive to young
lady on Elm street, Monday evening,
was taken with violent fit of coughing,
and brought up two marbles he had
swallowed when boy. The young
lady dismissed him. She said she didn't
want to marry stone quarry.
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contain precedents and subjects that
should be considered from the higher
plane of public policy. 1t IS with the
view of calling attention to this case
in the light of public and not a pri-
vate measure, hoping that full consid-
Grafton may at this time be given to the
policy or justice of dividing our smaller
communities into two separate corpora
tiops, thereby giving them increased
power, according to their population
over communities possessing ten times
their population. For all equality in
the State and its legislation should be
based upon its population:
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THE SYNDICATE MURDER. details
of the murder of Mrs Van Buskirk at
Sandgate, in Bennington county, are
more shocking than at first represented.
That she was outraged, and murdered
by smothering, choking aud beating,
there can be no doubt. Circumstances
point towards Covey as the murderer,
and this, coupled with the fact of his
somewhat reckless life and character
will lead many people to the conviction
that he committed the horrible deed,
but the evidence produced at his exami-
nation was entirely circumstantial, and
may not be entirely convincing on trial.
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| From committee on agriculture, S. 81,
relating to the preservation of sheep. On
motion of Senator Lamb, ordered to lie.
From committee on education, s. 130,
to incorporate the Alpha Sigma Phi So.
ciety U. Y. NJ third reading ordered.
Senator King moved to adjourn.
S. go, for the better preservation OF
the monument on the battle ground at
Hubbardton third reading ordered.
From committee on education, S. 80,
relating to the division of the assets and
property of school districts, with substi-
tute bill On motion of Senator Yea
zey, ordered to lie and be printed.
Senator Lamb called up S. 81, (pre-
seryation of Sheep, and offered an
amendment; agreed to and third reading
ordered.
Bills int7'0duced-By Senator Wilson,
relating to the compensation of messen-
gers.
BY Senator Bailey, to enable the town
of st. AIbans to aid in the construction
of a court house in that village.
BY Senator Carpenter, to repeal an
act approved Nov. %, 1870, establishing
a board of agriculture, mining and sta
tistics.
The hour having arrived for the meet
ing of the joint assembly, the Senate
proceeded to the Hall of the House of
Representatives.
On returning, on motion of Senator
Bigelow, the Senate went into eXecu-
tive session.
Passed-S. 80, to incorporate the
Northfield graded school district in
Northfield Interrogations. by request,
Senator Hinckley, responded to by SEN
ator Bigelow, chairman of the commit
tee ON education. Further interroga-
tiOns by Senator Carpenter, who advO-
Gated the passage of the bill. After fur
ther inquiries of the committee by SEN
ator Adams, the bill passed.
iSpectGE Order-In amendment of ch.
81, G. s., relating to traffic in intoxicat-
ing liquors. On motion of Senator Bal
ley, ordered to lie and to be made the
special order for Wednesday afternoon
at half past two.
Referred. III. 255, to incorporate the
Western butter and cheese manufactur-
turing company.
H. 2S8, to incorporate the Colchester
cheese and butter manufacturing compa-
ny.
II. 299, to change the name of the
Hinesburgh cheese and butter manufac-
turing company.
H. 252, to incorporate the Washington
manufacturing company.
II. 218, to incorporate the Lane man
company.
II. 23O, to incorporate the Vermont
slate and pencil company
H. 1917, to incorporate the Jamaica
savings bank.
II. POI, to incorporate the Essex trust
II. 26G, to incorporate the Champlain
marble company.
H. 276, to incorporate the Wallingford
hotel company.
II. =, to incorporate the Washing
ton hotel company.
II. 254, to incorporate the Vermont
Bible society.
H. $50, to pay Lnman A. Drew.
On motion of Senator Powers, adj
jOurned.
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Vermont State Agricultural society
AND WOOL GROWERS ASSOCIATION.


The annual meeting of the Vermont
Sta4n lmr;on,tnroI Socint,, ord Wool
- 49,
Growers Association was helu at tne
State House, on Wednesday, Nov. 18th,
1872, at 10 O'Clock, a. m.
Hon Henry G Root President. called
tho ,,,ootino ~ or,1nr
'ne "'ee'iii7 W ",U,'
On motion OF Henry >. Morse, OF
Shelburn, committee was appointed by
the President. to nominate list of Off
.arc for t,o ansninr wear copsistino of
m,,';...,,1,%3 '.-,'.,..,,,.,,.,, II,S,...,
'he !o"""''s name" E''V'''','" it.,, ,t1n''
,. Morse, Shelourn; crosby Miller
Pomfret Geo. Hammond, Middlebury :;
Silas G. Holyoke, St. Albans: Fenelon
Arnold. Westminster: Levi II. Doty.
Gilmore,
The committee on nominations re-
norted the following nominations for
officers for the ensuing wear.
PreSdent.-Henry G. Root. Bcnning-
ton.
wee PreSI9entS' tS'DHenry ;. Morse
SIelpui W., !" ilil9iiI ~ 1"iiIoi'.' VI %oIl
Tvnd3n
Treasurer. B. Stafford, White
River Junction.
9ecTet0Ty' henry ClarK' Rqtiah0.
M! C,S,o9 1,"i Hor
Jan ia Wnot,p",;Ntor Ia1tl W. H.
IILom3 4IelnLnrd3' D,'t1ond. How d Kanty
Ry Law 'iVf I ,1uo1'on pro;rord e. Aihone''
DoIsJ' DJ CL1nm III puo4t1ahn"o @'l,l Ed1,-;n G
D"Vlu 0oS.on, %onm ~ "''iIo,"' IoO,o Cho6J
6toMeiI, Colli H ",n am Nm ~ 'iiD|ot' D.
1oad 2 uoroco Hubbard Snrinr6nld
1ahu ~ uoIo III 's'Ht' G. aIhona ~! Ian,1ai
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oh lio'ioil, 'hT leeo,u'lon Df tt .no 9oSioy' -;
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