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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-02-21

Eagle Ledge route, Mr. Parker said thai
oittculty was met by crossing Walden
Heights. lie slso said that when the surrey
was made for the travelled road 1t vas done
by competent railroad engineer, who pro-
Dornoed it feasible railroad route. Mr..
Abel stated s59orei reasons why the Eagle
Ledge route is preferable to any othe., ere
prominent reason being the 7ayn5 Of about
eight miles in the distance 20 Montpelier.
Another is the abundance of lumber that
would be within easy reach Of the road. Is
will also be seen by reference TO the map
that the towns through which it will pass
from Newport are in a direct line to Worces-
ter. 1t VIII also make a saving Of some
twenty miles in going to Boston. 1t is be-
lieyed by the business men of this section
that the road is needed, and if iudiciously
built and managed, it will be paying in
yestment.
With view 70 further consideration and
better understanding Of the subject, it was
voted, on motion of E. c. Rowcll, that the
meeting resolve itself into committee Of
the whole, to introduce the matter to others
so that there may be good attendance at an
adjourned meeting. II was voted to adjourn
to meet at Sanders Hall on Tuesday, the
9th inst, at one o'clock, at which time it
Is expected that all the towns on the route
and all others interested will be represented.
D. +. MaRCKEEs, SenefarY.
Albany. Feb. 49, 1872.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-02-21

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tho ror.,,1a,- r-,s,.-.-.e ,-,o-. or .t;. -.
has +s.qo -r. AGENCY IF ~ r,-,.-. H.,
t-.ar Fin. To,..-4g.s ~, FIR tog-,s s, yy..h
ir--.o county. a74 ga-d,vfcl u rsl.5.,;s
county and win enter a.. once ,,.,r = r,..,~
ar. canvass 81 RI. territory named IT,
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Gus property. lie mas li7' oi expiring pol
Ieics. aud none VIII BE- allowed . run 0u-
,t..ri....- ,o,--,-ir.- e,i+,fls notice I,,, ALL,
" ,e '"--'' 1'i
remember chat the Company lnsures only
( U.re .ags and Fam Pr4D1ta, thereby not
rs,..,r,e. itself r. The f..-o- incident 4, the
.'''1 III ..'-77 properly ~ ~
! IS [,C ftf"re". Insure In The FaT7'fr'
Fnr mercantile risks and property OF .
/ moro ha,q~fl,u= class Mr. Brown ,dvertisos
(
q -'@" '' Conn a"'e7 "uet da'c4 ny any "Geu-
/ ~ IN enc state "i Vermont every ono OF
. them having @c-tiCl their Chicago lOssCs by
r,r.r., Ina r,-+s an A 1o;ja- and m Com
.......,:- i, 49, r.,,,-;-.-t-- i.
''
represented 'n hls agency Neither VIII Mr..
Brown a-E liz customers h patrOuize those
. t..r,-srir- which have. fecn newly organizrd
80
On p '-i ''l' 7'Fe' ~ com promise WIN
f.. Chicago policy hoideTs-Companics that arc
| 50 justly described IN the following extract
from IN article II about Fire Insurance
published in the Springfield RepH3'''a4 81
Feb ~
/ Here were t3mP+,nics |9ion up 70 tn7
Ia'- :. W. .''' .j ' lrs huisl ~
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-02-21
Albany Feb. l3, ls72.

RAILROAD MEETING An informal meeting
Of citizens was held in this village this morn
inS in behalf Of the Montpelier and Black
River Valley Railroad, at which several dele
gates from towns on the route were in at
tendance Hon. Daniel Baldwin was called
to the chair. After fun discussion Of the
subject, the following gentlemen were APP
pointed a committee to attend the mass
meeting a. Albany, on Tuesday, tho 9th
inst, at one clock r.v., to wit
j. r. LangdoD p p Pitkin, W H. Lord ,
&. a. Reed, !. r. Thurston, Samuel Wells,
Deni-on Taft, II. W. Hcaton, George G.
Shepard, Joseph Poland, g. r. Sabin, joel
Foster, Jr-, Mahlon Taplin.
On motion, voted to request all the towns
on the route to send delegates to the pro
posed meeting
Adjourned 70 meet ut tho Court Room on
Friday evening, the Ist day OF March, to
hear q report from said delegates
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-02-21

Ma LtyTz, Philadelphia, Pa, has had a
Wheeler a Wilson Machine Is years: Tor 5
years it supported 2 family OF nine persons,
two Of these invalids, running on an average
of 10 hours a day, 10y different persons
without costing cent for repairs some OF
the original dozen Of needles are still in use
no personal instruction was received. and a
child ten years old learned its use thorough
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-02-21

kiDNAY CO1rLAINIs.-In diseases Of the
kidneys the FEGErINE gives immediate relief
Ii has never failed 10 cure when it is taken
regularly, and directions followed In many
cases II may take several bottles. especially
eases Of long standing. 1t acts directly upon
the secretions, cleansing and strengthening
removing all distractions and impurities 4
great many can testify 70 cases Of long
standing having beeu perfectly cured by the
NfokrINE, even after trying many Of the
known remedies which are said to be express.
lv for this disease
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-02-21

If Congress had employed Us much scion
tifc skill in the arrangement Of its Recon-
struction Policy at the close, as the War
Department did in the beginning Of the war
in arranging for the manufacturing of what
was called SlcridGn'S Cdralry Condition
Porders for the use Of Cavalry horses. no
doubt the Union would have been restored
long ago.-ErchaHge.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-02-21
MONTPELIER, VT,
WEDNESDAY,, FEB. 81, 1872.

We desire to make the FREEMAN particular,
raIua0le for its news from all parts Of Vermont
and ourfrIends IN different parts ofthe state. es
peciallyin Washington ,Orange and LamoilIe Coun
&c. viii confer a great favor upon rs and oul
readers by sending us local intelligence. Give n,
SOS ana We viii arrange them for the paper.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-02-21

We noticed in ono Of our exchanges this
week the statement of Dea. John Hodgkins
Of South Jefferson, Me, whose son was
cured of incipient consumption by the use
Of Johnson 5 AHodme Linmegt We refer
to this at this time as tending to corroborate
the statement we made last week in relation
to this Liniment as applied to consumption.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-02-21
For County Commissioner.
GEORGE w. SCOTT, Montpelier
Gard.

iHe members of Company I, 81 Regiment Yer
4grt Militia, return most hearty thanks 70 thos,
.7-lcs OF Montpelier and Northdeld who rendered
.a,m TelT acceptable AMI efficient services in the
recent exhibitions for the benefit Of the Company
We're O. as convenient as IT would be agreeable thl
0mpauy would promptly present arms
PER OBDEB or TIE CoyrANl.
Montpelier Feb. 20, Is72
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-02-21
lloyd Wells Estate.

I'M EsUBsCRIBERS having bee appoint BY h'
1 Honorable Probate Court for the district Of WASH
inEtOn, Commissionsrs 10 receive examine and
adjust all claims a nd demands OF ~ persons
AGAINST The estate Of Lloyd Wells late Of Waitheld
in said district, deceased, represented insolVent
and the term Of six mopthsfrom he 50th day o.
January 1872 being allowed by said court to tn,
creditors Of said deceased to exh bit prove he'll
respective claims before Us: Give notice that ~
viii attend 10 The duties Of appointmen h'
store of Ira Richardson in Waitsheld in SAID
ID strict son the last Saturday OF February and las
Wednesday July next, at ter O'Clock IN the forenoon
ef each of said days.
Il J. G GLEASON, tC.u.,.,.-.~.,.r.
NATHAN ROBINSON, N0NA'N
waitsfeld, Feb. ., a. d, 1872. F6w3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-02-21

STATE OF VERMONT. Ia Probate Conn held
RAxDuLPH DISTEItE, -. ~ HrOokheid, within and
Tor said District the 81 day Of February A D. o79
y INSTRUMENT purportiug 40 be copy Of the
Y astH IN and Testament Of stephen BaTegt2nd late
81 Warren The county II MerriAc aud stats ct &c
Hampshire deceased, having estate, in sid district
duly proved and allow Ell ia the Probate Court tor said
County Of MerTmac, being presented 10 the Count BY
Ednah T. Bartlett Of the Executors therein named
for Probate. Il ~ ordered by said Court, that al
persons concerned therein be notified 10 appear
session Of said Court. & be held the Gotta e
Hotel 10 Randolph, I'D day If Febluary
A. d. 1872 and show cause, # any they may have
against the Probate Of said VIII hich purpose
further ordered that copy OF the record OF tins
order De published three weeks successvel the Green
Mountain Freeman, printed oRtpeiieF previous Il
said time appoint for hearing.
BY the COurt.-Attest,
F6y3 JOHN z .CLEAF Ella ND Iud IKE.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-02-21

-C4Jurf Dut was -cI3I44- uu4Ll d NdlluClut-
zion, perfectly unaceountablc
,g,...,,.-,,. .,,.,-,
Among the midshirmen lately examined bv
the Naval Board. for promotion. who passed
examination is VIM p Day Of Bennington
I.urnlerrnen rs HartweIIville cannot fiji
tboi- orders on account ~ the small ..Iartitv
81 water II rio streams
D- Patfrs.r. = I...rs. ~ \.r-t. l.,.o.ns,.a,
ran AWAY wien Mrs Robinson and Mrs A.
r ptIIIir- VIII. were .ittin, in the SLEIGH
Air. . was thrown ort and her ,boul.ier
4Isl-,s+eF Mr. p hi. sI7-h.Iv trrised
t,,,, 49,. hood
O'oA ~ ..''l. -'i"iJ'E I'oPl 60 60 :
~ ~, ~ II,
sAe 1l"'fi, -'l'.ss J41' ''-.' anu H'-' 'ei1o'e
- .D'-. 80 '-
= llua1t' iCf''4Ii- ou'l'I o' ING h-"-
nnStpn h94HfT, l7 expecting o. receive 'N9
appointment ~ F!7l.ii7'e. at boNhln S1on' 10
p'-l' 90 l. - ''>' Wiz ~ 4''''
The Field Marble Company al East Dorset.
mad pair of heavy horses. weighing twenty
sIE hundred, ~ over the dump at the Blue
Ridge quarry, the other day. One OF them
went down distance Of one hundred, and
tie other one hundred ana scFenty-h'e icet,
ana I1 'o'N ''F'y mon I'VE "o"F1 . se' d Ioao
% lbcm ana 'aui tuom out on Ptank9.
strange 20 say mo bones were 1FoNc1' anu
the Pros Ecct 4 iaF l2r the'T recovery rom
'"o 1''-''
CALEDONIA COUNTY
The new school law. authorizing tHc es'ah-
lishmcnt %! tie town system Of schools, :
receiving some attention m Hardwick. 1t
vas fully discussed Monday evening. Feb
"th, by OUR village lyccum
ON Tuesday, the 9th inst, ono Of The
I mil a
was killed IN Fast Haven woods He was
assisting aoont loading ioss on q sled Is
led messed him araIn,t n tree. crushin, one
ar bis le-z a.. ,yss taken ID 2 house. and
the rbysI,isn tbou~bt he would d. well
Late m the rycnin, he -va- taken bleeding
and soon died
lanes Fcr,nson oil barnet. one hundred
wears and five months old, died On SUNDAY
Feb 4 He was as well as ever tho day be-
FIRE and was abouf the house SUNDAY morn.
ing
r,rI has g,la tbo - .Iobn.hur-
r. III / DsIt,, t9r ss000 Nr DaI
20, I.,rDed his I'D in Tho C.,1eJaq,q, oficr
- 60 - -,,r,,.I,s ~ bss b,8 cbar.c
- tt,o Ill dersrtr,ent If the Jy,,,e,
cHrrrryrFx COUNTY.
Janc- Decree of Hincsburgh has taken
out patent Tor r. tire oven. an arrange
ment for heating tires more easily, thorough
Jy and quickly than by the old method.
FIRE ~ BorToS.-The dry and storehous,
, used in connection with Shurtleti ( Fay
, clapboard steam saw mill in Bolton, wa
, burned last Tuesday, together with SOM
IS 600 feet Of clapboards it contained. Los
probably sixteen hundred dollars Not in
t sured,
, Eleven packages of intoxicating liquor
t seized in the grocery of Martin CLARK 0
t Burlington, were condemned and confscateC
bv Jury on Saturday, the 18th inst.
,, -. - 800. e 7 7, S,..., e -. -
G - 80 ,,o,,a-i,,,, ;irlJIi,, yrood tho a
- ~ tay'j af - 60 ali,
80 I'D strncL the otbor f,;- IN tbe fsca
cnt7ir@ H.. nose comnletelv tbrongb
. - -. -
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-02-21
Duiccma Holmes will.

Estate OR VERMONT. la Probate Courl, Geid
WAsHl~sroS DIsTElcr -. at Montpelier within and
Tor District the sh Day Of Eeornlry- 4 ID, Ie
4 \ INSTRU MENT purpOrtlug 10 be the last win
\ sud Testament OF Mrs. Dulceua Holmes late Of
PlaiuEel said district deceased being presented to
the Court by Horace HOLMES, The Executor therein
named Tor PROBATE. Il is ordered ny Court that all
persons concerned therein be notified to appear al
sion OF held she ProbS-e Once in Mont
pelier. on the GJE day or March, a. d. 1872, snd
show IL any they have against the Probate
OF aid Will which purpose 10 Is further ordered
thar copy the al Of this order bg published
three weeks sDccessivey in the Green Mouutsin Free
man. printed a. Montpelies previous g. sAd me aT-
pointed for hearing.
By Ihe Court
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-02-21

STATE OF VERMONT. In Probate Court, held AT
IVssufNGl1N DISTRICT soutpeier- within and for
said District -Ush 6ay 9, Fgbrusry A d. lsI2-
ment Of calvin Fullerton lase % Waitshed, IN said
district. licensed, makes application 70 said CouT.
with the consent and Appropriation Of the bNseeS ana
egases ~ deceased. license 10 sell si q the
real estate said deceased representing that The sale
thereof would Ire beneficial T. the Devisees and Leg
said sceased aud To those interested ~ hi-
estate.
Whereuron, is ordered by said Court that said sp
plicaticn be referred thereof, to be held
az the Probate Once IN said Montpelier, the t2td
day OF March. A D. le72. for hearing and decision
thereon aud. tits further ordered, that all persons
interested ne fed hereof by publication Of notice
Of said application and order thereon. three weeks
sfcceS-lyrIy in tha Mountain Freeman printed
al Mourpe SAID time OF hearn hist they nay
appear 5 said time aGd place sad aud % they see
cause object thereto.
By the L urJ-Afiest
-. HARNEY IIInEN. Iudkr.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-02-21
Vermont News.

ADDISON COUNTY.
Charles b. Cooke has been appointed Reg
istcr of the Probate Court for the Addison
District.
STRANGE FREAk.-A bright little boy. ten
years OF age, 10 Middlebury, last week was
put to bed as usual and in the night it seems
that he got bewldered and arose. and with
cut dressing himself or putting On any shoes,
proceeded to his grandmother house. about
twenty rods distant. and aroused them from
their SAUNDERS, stating that there was great
trouble a bis house The night was intense
y cold, and the wonder il he did not freeze
himself lie however, was taken home and,
strange 70 say, he was not injured BY his
nights walk at ALL lie seemed to he con-
scious, but was lebor.nZ under hallucna-
tiOn. perfectly unaccouutabIc
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-02-21
MISCELLANEOUS.
GREAT CHANCELLOR AGENTS

M Do you want an agency, local OF rave Ing, With
@ an opportunity To make - 20 S2n day ssitlnE
our new : strand White Wire Clothes Line?
They last forever sample free. Send 40 CIR
culsr. Address AT once Hudson River Wire
~ Works. cor. Water -. and Maiden Ian
SO " Raudo pin -. CHI "a 90 PMS vi
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-02-21

Rev Mr. Chaplin Of Boston, has been IN
vited 10 become Rector Of St Johns Church
West Randolph, and Grace Church, Ran
dolph. He is young man who Is highly
spoken Of for his zeal, efficiency and eloquence
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-12-07

pie OF the Northwest to urge
upon the president and senate
the Importance Of securing
something nearer a reciprocal
bacis of commerce between
our ports and the Spanish
dominion in Cuba and Porto
Rico. A market for Western
produce accessible by way of
the Mississippi and the Gulf
is the great disideratum of
at least fifteen millions of our
people. 1t would emancipate
their industry from the thrall-
dom in which it is now held
by railroad monopolists. 1t
would give a new impetus to
Western production, and we
should watch keenly for every
opportunity in that direction
and make the most Of it.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-12-07

The HUsBAND.-The ladies
sometimes DO not value their
husbands as they ought
They not unfreduently learn
the value of q good husband
by the loss of him. Yet the
husband is the very roof-tree
OF the house, the cornerstone
of the edifice, the keystone
to the arch called home. He
is the bread-winner of the
family, the defense, and its
glory, the beginning and the
ending of the golden chain of
life which surrounds it, it's
consoler, its law-girer and
king. And yet we see how
fral that life Is on which so
much depends. How frail is
the life of a husband or father!
When he is taken away, who
will fill his place? When he
is i'll, what gloomy clouds how
er over his place! When he is
dead what darkness, weeping,
agony! Then poverty, like
the murderous assassin, breaks
in at the windows; starvation
like famished wolf, howls at
the door. Widowheod is too
often an associate of slack
cloth and ashes. Orphanhood,
too, means desolation and
Woe.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-12-07
Bill Arp Tp1n the Presidential
election

election.
We extract the following re-
freshing remarks OH a interest
ing subject from the Rome
Commercial, Bill Arp's paper.
Baltimore Convention, and
O'COnor, and Alex Stevens
and a limited supply Of votes
has beat us. Well, we still
live I'm not going to bed
about it. Old Greeley ain't no
kin to me, Grant amt neither.
and that's what the matter. |
talked for Greeley, and writ
for him, and voted for him, but
[ never did banker after him.
1t made such an everlastin'
fuss in my family / had liked
TO rUn away. You set Mrs.
Arp WASN'T rekOnSiIed. She
was Il straight, and when she
amt rekOusiled, things aint as
plasid as Il silver lake around
my house. | don't mean that
times is hot or desperate, but
to say the least of it they are
peculiar. \ man likes to have
! his bead and his board screen.
! Don't he7 So yOn see as nv
wife was IA strait it didn't be-
come me to be crooked. And
II wan's-at home. She's a
/ good oman and She'l endure
everything and never gFunt
nor groan, but SHE won't CON-
pernlise without a cent. told
her | had no particular use for
Greeley, and that he WAS a
darned cid infatyated humbug,
but that old paper belonged to
the great unterrytide, unsatisfi-
de, transmogrified Democratic
party, and must keep into line
She sed sum remarks about
papers lyin by the day and by
the week, and about Self-Fe,
Spect and independence and
the like, and | grew meek like
Moses, in a few minutes.
Mrs. Arp thinks the paper
ought TO take truth for a motto
.
, and work up to it. l told heI
it would be a dangerous expert
ment bat she said it has nevet
been tried yet. If [ wasn'
afeerd the little Arps would
: perish to death during the ex
pertinent. | would try it. Ole
Shanks says we can be worSted
for he has tried lyin for twent,
years, and it wont pay. III
, says it would be and episode
in the press, kurosity, some
thing Ike a elephant or al
Il, eclipse or John Robynson'
circus.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-12-07

Sidney Smith once said,
"Show me a woman who will
not blush whiledisplaying her
beauty, grace and charms, and
you will have shown me one
whose virtue hangs on a thread
which n word will cut"
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-12-07
The rar:tsl "G."

III swearing is crime anu IL
punishment for a sin shall light
upon the heads of those who
caused it. the men who nOmi-
mated Grant and Greeley will
be visited with the deepest
penalties. The appearance of
those two names requires two
capitals of the letter &C." and
as these names appear from
forty to fifty times in every
daily edition, the font is very
easily exhausted. On morniag
papers, the printers begin to
scrape around and borrow cap
ital "G'S" at about ten O'Clock
at night. At about one O'Clock
in the inorning the letter be
comes exhausted and perhaps
some long dispatch has just
arrived by telegraph i'll which
the word Greeley and Grant
occurs fifty or one hundred
times. Every thing is resort
ed to. "Small capital" "G'S''
and Italic "G's" are all used
up and there is an intermission
ia type-setting for cursing,
which lasts about fifteen min,
utes. The type-setter SwearS
he eau find no more "G'S" the
proof reader says he must have
them and the foreman says he
Can't find Q sc" though it were
to Coll dern' his employees
with. They all pass a short
time swearing, when the fore
man, as he happens to be
Democrat or Republican, tell:
the men to begin one of the
names with a snail &C." anC
then swearS himself te sleep
The iourneymen printers FIRE
quently pocket a few "G's'
during the day to provide
against an emergency at night
In Blevland a few nights age
( a man was arrested and the
policemen were aStoniShed tC
find three or four pounds o
capital "G's" in his pockets
An investigation led to the
discovery that he was a tramp
ing printer, disgusted will
both Grant and Greeley, auC
determining to do them all "dirt'
be could. He began by force
ing printers to begin thei
names in small letters. IL,
confessed to having cleaned
out four offices in the countr,
and boasted If he had no
been moleasted he would 40
have left a capital sc" in tn
State Of Ohio.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-12-07

Miss. Amy R, of Iowa,
weighs 352 pounds. No man
will marry her, for fear of big
Amy.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-12-07

Endeayor to do your work
quietly. Anxiety and over
action are always the cause of
illness and reStlessness. We
must use our judgment to con
troll our excitement, or our
bodily strength will break
down. We must remember
that our own battle is to be
won by a strength not our
own. 1t is a battle that does
not depend upon the swift nor
the strong.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-12-07

Only two Southern editors
have been shot during the
year. which fact moves the
Augusta Chronicle to won
der if Southern journalism is
not moveing backward.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-12-07

Say Jones what's the mat
ter withyour eyes!" "Oh,
nothin' only my wife said this
morning I'd better get mp and
make a fire; [ told her to
make it herself-that's all"
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-12-07

Jules Simon, the French
Minister of Education, advises
yong men to study less Latin
and Greek, and cultivate in
their lieu English and Ger
men. Simon's head is lev
al
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-12-07

The German Army is about
to be equipped with a new
weapon, which is represented
I'd he superior to either the
Werder or Chassepot gun. 1t
is said that this gun will do
execution at a distance of1, ZOO
yards, and can be discharged
twenty-six times per minute.