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itH NH.A.f .'AHa sHHh..t.ts
Tr.spAT. April o 1872
Ihirty-s,x c.ses appeared ON The ola sni on
the new 1oc5e,s lacy we're called and dis-
;osai Of s. fd.lovt-
Confessed sri D-crea-IIe Bar. Swings
Bans, et as, vs. Fred Field, ct s.s, The Bur SAY
ines Bank w SSmuel Grayeln. e; as; Paiietus
re.ch0ut vs. SRA langley, r. sis; kllin Vi
Gslusha VS. Em Maple, e, as; Lyman White VS.
Peter Flanne~y, ct as; Hiram Shattuck Sc JON
athan Rhodes, st a.; Martin Wires rs Louis.
VI Preston, ct 81; Merrill VI Hill IS DesyIt's,
ct ale; Lond1s Terrill, ct a., vs. Pat Fitzgerald,
e- 81; LuciuE . Horton vs. James W Atkins et 81;
George Ashley. VS. Aiken Psro.
Observation-Disclosures C Hodges vs. W Bates
AMI I q lliukson for want Of pr8secuusu /
Wilbur W James Nichols ct a.
The following were uarSei for hearing A. the
adjourned term John Walker rs City OF Bur
lugtou. ct sls Grace Eigecomb ej sis IS Guy
OF Burlington Wm VI NarAmore We Vernon L
Slsyt5n ct ais Els " Buel rs Charles +
Wheeler ct as ; Daniel Ray vs. Charles Liver
more et sis : MARI Kellogg e ais vs Il II Har-
Iing;on George Bromley vs. Hiram Cook ct
ais Hannah Russell ct as We Stewart y Fisns-
gan James Il " hitcomb vs. Patrick Henley ct
ais Cyrus VI SpsulIiug IS Joun McLane ct ais
Oscar c Burr.tr vs. Iess Ozer Ct al Vim J
McNannis ~ Oxen McGrath CT als Wo.cott
Norton vs. Carlos Smith ct sis ; Joseph johnson
We Ulin Csss5I e; sls
With the Court hsrles Il Weed vs. Samuel
Drsfin same VS. same. The remaining SIX
cases were continued.
The Court SIs then adjourned by the Chan
cellor til Monday morning. the 10Th inst al
ten o'clock
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= 20 Tor good mediums; extra pea, hand-picked
western ats 75,and hand-picked Eastern would
bring 81 ~ y bush Red Kidneys are in demand
and have been selling at 81 IS y bush. Egg. are
rather easier, with good supply and sales at y q
&c Y dozen The market continues TO be well sup
piled with Potatoes, and the sales have been at 50
10 e0c for Early Rose, and 90 a CSC for IaczTon
whites. Onions irmer. and have been selling at
81 80 q rs Y Dol.
WOOL There ia rather more demand for Wool,
but prices are Irregular although leading holders
are not disposed 70 make any concession. The sales
OF domestic have been $4,000 lbs fleece and pulled
fleece at 75S0c, 175 OO0ths super and pulled from
72c1sl; and small lots Of secured and ether kinds
at previous prices.
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Obituary.



Austin Bsecher died st hi. residence in Hines
burgb, wednesday, April 81, lSS2, in great
peSce Of mind and in the triumph Of Chris
tan faith. in the ninety-hrst year Of his age.
The history, character lnd desth Of this pAtri-
otto, pbilaa,dropic snd truly Christian man de-
msuds = more extensive notice thsn is given in
many csses Of life and death.
Mr.. Beeoher vas born in New clifford. Con
necticut, in 1872. and enhgrsted with HE
father sui settled in Hinesburgb, about the be-
ginning Of the present century, where, by msny
years of l,borious toll and frugslty, he acquired
= handsome competency sni one OF the lArses;
and beat farms in the town.
Mr. Beecher Was msu Of more than ordi-
mary talent, and Of considerable reading, e.
pecsly in history ard Biblical literature, snd
was amoDg the very first Of reformers in the
causes Of snt-mAsonry. temperance, and anti
slavery. lie early raised his clarion voice and
prsycrs s-ainst the sin sni practice Of slavery,
FOR the safety os the Republic and humanity, the
echo Of which vas heard A. home and sbrosi,
ami in the halls Of legislation lie boldly 1e-
uouucel and demanded the abolition Of thit sys-
ten OF oppression
lie wss caAiju,or ei,l Garrison, AID wss
among the frs, in the State TO circulate his
paper, tle "Li5sato-," having declared bis
abolition sentiments before that journal made lie
appearance
lie helped establish st Washington sni pu; in
circulation the National Era, published by
u7. Bailey. paper established 10 the dsteuo, Of
universal liberty sni the rishu Of a. Ny.
Beecaer VAS one Of the aFne-s ofthe fret call
ia CAiuealen county, sni probably in thus
st-te, 20 form Temperance Constitution, with
pledges ag.insr the use Of srieut rrirts As
beverage.
Tie WAS also enc q The sisuers with Judge
CbiHeudeu u wI''stan, snj others. for the FIRE;
cal on ti.sHieo 81 che mountain Of free coil
convention, with tie design e. oppose the far
tier spread Of slavery into the free territories.
Tie was AZ a5mirer AMI defender of stru'y
Democratic ami Republican government
When Congress passed the compromise bill,
s5-csuei, by which some claimed that the qaes-
ton Of slavery VISA f1reye, settled snd put a.
rest. and 40 more 10 he sgi,s;ei. Mr.. B5e1aer
predicted fwia overthrow Of that measure,
sal " 400; after She world hsi la51rei fer
four thousand years 10 &c, ria Of sin, IT vAs u.'
going 60 Pc le-.sl.-ei on. 4 Gle world ig es-sb-
rs.rsr.- So -- --.. r.-sr-+- -re--...-- - 10.
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The Grand List
Mr17os, April s. 1872

MILLION, April s. 1872
Editor Free Press and Times.
Your Richmond correspondent think, it best
to have the next Governor pledged to relieve
Chiuenden county oft present excessive taxes
What has the Governor to do about the matter.
personally?
The better, and only way, is to elect men to
the Legislature, who will equalizc a grand list,
instead Of trying to keep up to full vRlue. One
or more towns Of the county, that have tried the
experiment of regulating the grand lie; Of the
state, By assessing themselves at very high
rate, while others rensin 1t the old rate Of 50
per cent. or less.
There il but little doubt but the next Legisls-
t1re, if composed Of practical and experienced
men, will be ready to correct the abuses of two
years ago. Ne are to blame, and next time
Will probably settle our business at home. -
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MAR RIED.

SAGER-BESss-in colchester, BY Rev. Geo. g.
Chase, Mr, Charles h. Sager and Bliss Martha L.
Benns, both Of burlington.
TowgRs-WELLs.-On the Bird inst, at Mont
pelier, by the R1v. Or. Hull. Rector Of Christ
Church, Mr. Tyie- Towers ef Richmond, 10 Miss
Kate 5. Wells Of Huntington.
NELsov-FIIC AT the brides home in Worces-
ter lass. on Wednesday, April i0th, the Rev g "
Lamson Officiating Henry J Nelson Of Burlington
aud Adela A, eldest daughter Ct q. H. Fitch, Esq
No Cares.
WILLIAMS -sFALrEg.-In this city, on Tuesday,
April 9TH. by Ruv +. +. AtwiI Ellis p Williams
q New York. 70 kate +. daughter OLA. y. spslter
Esq q this city.
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Asw advertisements.
TRUTH Is MIGHTY Nd WILL
PR VAIL"
V E q Z L | n E
STORES THE HEALTH.
General Debility.

Debility is term used TO denote deficiency Ci
blood. The nutrtive constituents Of tie blood are
In less than their regular proportion, while tho
wztery part il in excess. Debility Is Of frtqu-nt
occurrence. Ii is incident TO variety Of diseases
The lower limbs are aptto be swollen. The patient
IS feeble, and cannot bear much exerton. The cir
culauoa Is irregular. but almost alTas weak Pal
pltation OF the heart Is a very common symptom
Violent emotion often throws the nesrt into the
most tunultuOus action. 1he vital functions are
languldly performed. Tne muscular strength Is
dt llnr1ed fatigue follows moderate sii -ht ex-
ercis,. The breathing, though quiet when al rest,
becomes hurried AID even painfully agitatsd under
eIeTton, AZ In running. ascending heiEhis SC. The
nervous system IS often greatly disord@rei Vertigo
dizziness and feeling o. iaintness are very ca IN
mon. Violent and obstinate neuralgia pains in he
head eide breast, or other paris OF the body are
also frequent attendants upon the di sease The 80
or lions are sometimes dlmini-ned. In females the
menses are almost AlwaJ either suspended or very
partially performed The bile Is scantl, and COS
tiveness, with unh. althy excavations from the bow
les and dyspepuc state OF the stomach are cxtroue
ly common symptoms.
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Sperial 9utlces.



Like that Of liberty, is eternal vigilance The vapor-
laden air OF spring exercises depressing influence
on the vital powers. The strongest feel ths vital
izlng effect the weak Frustrated by it. Every.
body is or less deblitatei at this season. and
the feeble inst nctively seek the help eff medicine
Unfortunately, the "rsmedy" resorted 10 some
times aggravltes the mischief. Raw stimulGuts arc
emiIently pernicious in such cases. and drastic
cathartcs about as bad. The vital principle needs
su'cor and support and reinforcing preparation
that will tore and rouEe while 4: regulates and
puriies the system IS the medicine that nature do
mands. All the medicinal elements required for
such ersrsencies are combined in Ho-tetter's Stca-
ach B.sters, the pUr5st and mos. tticacous vsse-a
bic elixir that the world has ever known. 1t Isl
mild stiuuaut powerful tonic, IN uncquallet
appetizer, an ohsolu.e ecEc for diseased digestion
d wonderful neryine, mocerate cathartic, a rene
dy i9r liver c-mp,aiat5 and periodic fevers, a cure
for constipation, a specific fos rheumatism. Cfe SON
tal use IN all ailments 10 which the ieeber sex are
subieo., and general household med .cias
uuequslled and unaproaohet. These arc the prop
critics which have made HostatteI's Btters famous
every whore. Sos 10 1t however that you have the
true article Tor the land s Infested with Warns Of
local bitto-s, made from condomned liquors and
worthless tr9gs, which greedy wretcbes who spocu
la;e Ga human life rs-,mmeu1ei as psnsceus for
every j.. that dssh IS heir to. B-vHc Of the char.
la.ans and thoir poi-ors
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Pints and Quarts Of filthy Catarrhal discharges.
Where docs it all come from Ths mucous mem
brane lining the chambers Of the nose. and its light
glands, are diseased so that they draw from the
blood its liquid, and exposure to the air changes it
into corruption. THIS life liquid was TO build up the
system, but il is extracted and the system weak
ened by the loss To cure, gain flesh and strength
by using DR.. Pierces Golden Medical Discovery,
which also acts directly upon these glands correct
with DR.. Pierce's Nasal Douche the only method Of
reaching the upper cavities where the discharge
accumuates and comes from. The instrument and
two med cines solo for 81 By all druggists. $50.
41-W&sat
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He's sr.-At the residence Of n. H. Doollttle.
Ina Hickey, daughter Of %. " sni Mary l.
Hickey, aged years months and p days
LAME jericho, March 25th Cyrus Lane srsd
ninety years.
lie was the LAST Survivor Of family cften. mos, Or
whom hVtd 20 a sUO1 old aye one sister Mrs Lee
dy in the past winter at the age OF ninety five he
va son % Jededi-h Lsle Uh0 came with his fam Is
rom 1atishury. Conn, ghen Cyrus was four years
d, the third family settling 90 town. The deceased
wa a. aniabiei industrious man. good hu.baud
ard KIND latter
lie VS. tUlce II rried; with his last wife. Who sur
wives hl Il, he lived ditt SIX years
OF Is eleven children, eight arc stu. living.
tWent! eight grand Chi drou. and twelve great
grand children al u = HON honor his memory
DIT Lane sought the Savior in early life he
united vita Tie Congreg ati0ua Church IN the year
= y, and died in the hope Of eternal lie through
Jesus Christ.
koHr In This city, april S,h, at the reside-ce 10
her con hofney koHy, Mchitsb.e, widow OF the
late toe1ezeI' ROXY aged 81 years.
HtrsooD In Jericho. Arr. 9th Henry Hap
good, aged a. years.
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by Telegraph
J.
New York Market

NEW YORk. April 10
COTTON unchanged; sales 2,233 bales niddling
uplands al z3ic.
FLOUR frmer; sales 800 barrels; State 6 651
IS; round hoop Ohio l5GfS 90 Western IS a.
80; southern sOaDll 2I
GRAIN Wheat lower. sales 81, 900 bushels No. l
sprins at 57dl 50 No. , l s9Gl 81; winter red
Western 7aaI 70 white Michigan S a. CO..
Corn steady sales 5000 bushels mixed West
ern at y af1at. Osts lower; sales 80 go bushels
Ohio az 81 n53is; Western 51ls352.
BEEF quiet.
PRO- lotONS- Pork frmer; new mess - -.
Lard frmer 1T s,a9. Butter dull
HHlShkY dull Western free s. "a.
RICE dull at 9H9i.
SUGAR dull Muscovsdo side; refining SASS.
COFFEE in fir request; Rio l7i620t.
MOLAsSkS firm MuscoVsdO 36lGss.
TURPENTlN y quiet and weak at 675,
ROSlN weak at 5 00Ior strained.
PEFRoLEG dull crude lli; refined 81 sf2li.
TALFOW firm at s. Gsi.
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GLOBE vrlL,es, souTnna DoE. NJ IS, }

GLOBE VILLtGE, S0UTEBR DEE. A S.,
february 23l, 1874.
II. R. STEVENS, Esq Boston
For the past FIVE years l have been an cted with
dyspepsia caused By morbid state OF the liver loss
ofRppetito raising flood am wind from the siom-
ach sense Of drstentOn in the stomach, cOstive-
ness pal pitt-ion Of the hesrt general debility and
iangUor For year past have taken your E1E-
rI-E. or Blood Purifier. ] AN now vel and abe 20
attend % my business. Il is cne Of the best rene
dies, and can heartily rec9nmrnd it 20 al al rtei
with similar diseases have tried other remedies,
but found none thai Afforded me any relief C-til
found II 10 your VEGs1ISE.
GEO. hanson.
Any person desiring further information can cal
on his son. Wilbur Hanson, apothtclry, store No
SOS, Broadway, South Boston.
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Credit, Ike FIRE, is a good ssrvsnt. Many and
many time il helps man over harl spot in
his business matters which might otherwise be
bic ruin. But Ike the other servant, credit may
serve biz uastsr scuryy trick fometimat, and
instead OF sowing money actually lore it for him.
When f5r instance one buys certain srtic.c on
. credit Of six months and fris himself charged
I5or20 per cen; more thsn the price Of the same
thing would have been, for cash d0Jra, 81 don't
take much ciphering to chow that he hAs failed
TO make an important saving that time The
dealer is not necessarily to De blamed; no msn
can gg5r4 to sell on credit so cheap ss he can
FOR cath But he who in these days fsils to see
the advantages Of cash over credit, must be
taught the lesson by seeing others more TTos-
porous than he
#ewere led to these thoughts by the siyer-
u'ement Of che Of orr CITY dealers, in another
column, especially addressed to lsrmers. We are
CAD tocommend both the firm sDd the ,ysten.
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EDITORIAL NOTICES are 50 common that 1t is
almost mpossible for an editor 20 express his honest
opinion the merits OF any article without being
suepe-tef Of interested motives. This fact however
shail not deter us from saying what We think Of a
new addition 10 the Materia Medica 10 which our
attention has been recently directed. We refer to
DR. j. Walkers CALIFORNIA VINEGAR B1rTxRs,
remedy which is making Its way into more families
just than all the other advertised medicines put
torether There seems TO Re no question about the
potency Of its toric AID Alternative properties, while
Il possesses the great negative Recommendation of
containing neither alcohol nor mineral poison That
it lisa specific for indigestion, kiliousness, Con-
stipation and many complaints Of nervous origin,
We have reason to know and We are assured on
GOOD AUTHORITY that as general invigorsut, rsgu-
latins and purify ing medicine, II has no equal. 1t
s stated that its ingredients, obtained from the
xiios of California; are now TO the medical world ,
and it's extraordinary effects certainly warrant the
conclusion that 1t Is compound Of agents hitherto
unknown. If popularity is any criterion, there can
be no doubt of the efficiency Of the VIsEGAR
BIirERs for the sale Of the article is immense and
continually increasing. Apr l-td&wiw
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The smallpox is still spreading al Putney. A
en- of ,lr. Nsuaing Putuey lawyer, Was the
l.s. victim. suI depot sgelt Fox ls now Eek
With she disease. Csses srs also reported st
Woodstock, AMI one death from smallpox was
reported g. Hartford on Monday
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WHAT Is NEFD so.

BOSTON. Fe1. l}tn. ls-l.
HESRY T. srEvESs, EsQ
Dear >ir.-About enc year since fluni rny'e 10
a feeble c0rd ton from General Debility FEGETINE
was strongly rec mme ded 20 me by friend waa
hal been much BENEFITED % its use. Iprocursd the
article and after rsins several hotres rest0re1
% health and discontinued it, use feel quite con
iient that there Is 20 ne G ne superior u t To-
tues- complaints for which Do is especially prepare
and would Cheerful Is recomutud il L. those woo
feel that they need something % restore th IN %
perfect health.
Respectfully yours
{ L. PE7TISGlLL,
FIRM q 5. ". p3-tug'l 3 Co,
40. Do state Il Boston.
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INFORMATION WsSTED.-If Thomas Reynolds
formerly Of Sherbrooks, P T., should see this
be is reguestei 70 communicate with Bis mother,
in SherbT0oke
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Editor Free Fr-s az. Tines
IL your las paper, uaier the head OF erich
m1n5, ''I FsF q notice Of " splendid meteor ''
which passed 7vs- thst p'scs s. l5 O'Clock =. ~.
Of the ith instant l hope some one who Wit
messed ta.s paeao-e-,n would give mora r;r-
ticuiar scc9uu. Of the ssne Especially would
] like to auoE bow long II vEsyisille was tie
" bursting 3D. accompanied by noise, ani what
ike HOY loag was the sound "lile rocket
bcsrl What vas the direction snI elevation
Of the ua.e1r2 Aa3 any other f.e-s please
TrLLus
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MERCHANTS
.y.FTEO.H.Ek B,2A.f
of Rr.rEisso tGg.

Holders of u. y. 500
Bonds. are reminded that
their fsoHds tCiii gerry soon
be called ina The present
htgh premium renders ~ a
farOr0bie time 10 dispose
Of them.
We hare some prime ths-
veSfn,enfs to offer those de-
string TO exchange their
Bonds. and ASK interested
parties 30 catt and examine
them.
&. ~. ~ dollhouse,
Cashier.
Fab zs-dkga ins
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Miss S, A. Davis. Berlin. N. Y, has used
Wheeler Wilson's Hachirs II years in collar
making supported herself and invalid mother,
whom she also tended, and has saved ever $500 I;
she has been a constant worker by foo. power and
not sick n dsy ADr 6-d3rSwlt
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VERMONT NEWS.
ADDISON COUNTY.

ADDISON COUNTY.
Deaths from cerebro rpinsl meningitis have
occurred il Orwell.
Nc J. Wsshburne, Of S;srksboro, fell down
atsiis recently and wss much hurt
John Child. Esq, one Of the oldest and most
respected citizens Cf Weyhridse, died st hs res-
idence N thst town few days s!nce, at the sge
Of IS years.
BENNINGTON COUNT.
The rev Graded School house at North Ben
ington, is soout completed, it cost $4,000.
The Congregational society st North Beuniug-
ton, have purchased lot Of Hon. c. E. Hough-
ton for 500, and will commence work on their
neg church as soon as the weather will admit.
The plans Ere gotten up with sill the lstes; i'm
proyementt, including church parlors, kitchen,
etc.
The Free Press says We have an intima'ion
that Mt. Anthony Observatory msy be rebuilt
The peg factory ct Arlington is doing large
business Eleven hundred bushels Of pegs are
now made weekly.
Mr. Z.phorsy Bowman Of East Arlington was
arrested on Monday, April LIST, for stealing some
meal from Mr. Rulo, in Sutherland. He wa,
taken to Sutherland, where he hal bearing
sud wss bound OVER He is now in the jail st
Bennington. awaiting his trial in June.
Seth Taylor of Bondville, is 80 years old.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
Charles Robinson, boy fifteen years old, has
started confectionery store in 81. Johns-
bury.
Capt Zalmon Whest1n, now seventy-three
wears old. lives 90 the farm on the Barnet Line,
where be was born.
The csnke--rafh ia raging in 81. Jobnsbary,
and the humps spelling the disposition and
running the man beauty Of the citizens.
The ST Johns5ury Calei0liGa tells Of q little
plot Of land in that village which was sold three
years sgo for $500. A email house hss been
erected, and recently ons-aalf the lot and house
we're sold for $4,000, and the other half Of the
lot for $500. That is what railroad does for
' real estate.
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Itis suggested that the telegraph companies
should place upon their blaaEs for dispatches
litbo-rsph Likeness Of Professor Mors,, and thus
keen him ever il remembrance by the people.
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Ifyou have a cough, cold or sors throat, ask your
druggist for a bottle Weeks Magic Compound
When everything else fails that will give you re
lief and that without DELAY wiz
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Chittenden County Court.
APRIL TERN

APRIL TERN
Hon JOHN PIERPOINT, Presiding Judge.
Hon. NATHAN LINCOLN, a.,;.,, Lac,
/ Hon. NATHANIEL PARKER,
MONDAY, April Sth, 1872
At the opening Of the court this morning,
Benjamin Thomas alias Charles Edwards, was
srraigned on an indictment, charging him with
stealing hor,e and buggy on the 7th Ct lsst
August, from Messrs Perry & Appleton, livery
stable keepers of this city. The respondent
pleaded guilty and WAS sentenced to imprison-
ment in the States Prison at Windsor. for four
years from to-day, and pay all costs Of prosecu-
ton
The jury were then diseharged-no cases be-
ing resdy for their hearing A regular term,
without single jury trial, except in one or two
instances during the last when the cases
were continued by general agreement Of coun-
SCI, is almost unprecedented in the history Of
our County Court. Il shows either decided
Improvement in the morals of our community or
an unquestoned nisposition or the part Of
the bar to try any more cases in the old Curt
Houte certainly reAton for public congrstu-
lAtion in either supposition. The remainder Of
the day was occupied with the calling of the
docket. The court adjourned at four O'Clock,
till nine tomorrow morning.
TUEtDAr, April 9th., 1872
The Court adjourned sine lie. at five O'Clock
this afternoon. the day having been occupied
WIKI hearing in divorce snd other csses We
shAil give a fall list Of the csEes on the Old and
nelr dockets. in our issue Tomorrow, together
with their fnsl disposition By the court.
Immediately after the adjournment Of the
County Court, the Chsncery term was opened
aud subsequently, adjourned, by the chancellor,
till Monday morning, April 18th, at ten O'Clock
TuURsDa-, April Il, 1872.
The April Term of the Chitteuden County
County Court sdjournei SINE die on Tuesdsy
afternoon. The following is brief abstract Of
the disposition OF the 40 cases on the DID, ard
IL on the rcS dookeJs
OLD DOCKET
judgment for the plaintiff WAS entered in
Edward } Phelps vs. Calvin b Carpenter, on re-
port; L Phelps We Bates, Gould & Wood
bridge, on report; IIsmsn Russell, apt, VS. est
OF Robert Russell, sp'ee, on report; exceptions
tsken and slloeel, and execution stayed; Allen
5 Wright, sp'ee. vs. Burr CLARK, apt, on re
port; W " Dutton, spec. vs T 5 Hines. apt, on
report Geo a1i Il L Ssyles vs. Hirsm Cook;
NJ Gafeny, AZ ee, IS L psrtch, ap't, for Sll, +
with interest and costs; Geo " Bromley vs Hiram
Cook; lsidors Roscoe. ap'ee, vs. Sidney Iilley,
apt; Pyuchon, bay IS Co, ap'ees, Michael
Corclran, Jas uonneliy, apis for Slj2 60; Ed
Murray, ap'ee, vs. Lewis Martin snd wife, apis;
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