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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-01-18

THERE WILL BE A SPECIAL MEET
Ing of tho Board of Supervisors of
Madison County, on the LIST Monday
of February, for the purpose of con
demning delinquent lands, for non-
payment of taxes. jan-IS-2t.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-01-18

STONE HOUSE BAKERY.-Albert
Beer has procured the services OF
an experienced and accomplished
baker, and is prepared to furnish
families, daily, with the finest light
rolls, bread, cakes, sc. Orders for
" .ddings and parties respectfully
solicited.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-01-18

Exiruess Nom the Constitution

Exfr.ess Nom the Constitution
ART. VIII. Sec. I. Tue meetings Of the De-
pastosas fer gsssral bssineas shall be on the
Arss Fridsy sight u each and every month
hosn Of meeting from 18th Of March to Septem-
6ee 18th. 81 S'eloek. and from September 18th to
March 18th. u o'clock.
ART. XII. sDc. L The anniversarIul6 the
Pirs Department Of the City Of Canton hall lie
the Arst Friday Of October Of each and every
yanr-
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-01-18

No trouble to show goods. Be
fore purchasing, be sure to call at
G. l.. GROSS STORE, and you
will be astOnished how cheap you
can buy there fall and winter goods
for cash.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-01-18

FIRE INSURANCE We ask atten-
ton to the advertisement of the
Planters Fire Insurance Company
of Mississippi, of which Messrs.
Steele & Yeargain are the agents
for this city. 1t is reliable, solvent
and altogether sound. A Missis-
sippi company. "PatrOnlze home
institutions"
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-01-18

PROCEEDINGS OF BOARD OF
SUPERVIsORs.-T were so long.
some that we were compelled to
set them in small type. Persons
who are in the vale of years will
find it necessary, perhaps, to bring
their specs to bear on them.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-01-18

B. Gratz Brown, Governor of
Missouri, will go out of office on the
first of January. He is named for
the United States SenatOrship in
place of Francis =. Blair, Jr. whose
term expires with the present Con-
gress, Oh the Sd of March next.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-01-18
Something Pretty.

Hyacinth, Lily, Tulip, Crocus and
other bulbs for fall planting. Many
varieties, rery fine, for either parIor
ar garden. Will the ladies please
call and supply themselves.
CASSELL s. BAUGHN.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-01-18

If you wish to economist, in both
fuel aud labor, go to L. Schneider's
and buy Champion Cooking Store.
They are warranted.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-01-18

ison, wonsi respectfully report: that hav. exam
ined said repor and vouchers, find the same
rect and true in all respects.
AL OF which is respectfully submitted.
y M N R REnfkh }coms.
And it is furth ordered, Tnat the Clerk of thi
Board issue said Treasurer his commissions same
Ordered, That license be issu,d to John Lutz tc
retail vinous and spirtuous liquors in less quantitie
than gallon, It Madison station in Madison co
Miss, on hrs complying with the statutes, etc, aud
paying the sum of two hundred dollars
. ordered. That the flowing named persons are
term Of the Circuit Court TO be- held at the courtbus
IN MANSON county. mississippi on the 81 Monday of
February, A. ID. 1873, and on the 10th day OF said
month:
| Dist, let MOL.
s. b. Harris. James Garrett,
H. /. smith. Richard Semmes.
Disfrict No. 2.
Monroe Hamberln, Harrison Green,
John Otls, Austin Glastor.
District No. }.
l.. p Key. Austin Lee.
Octav.us Strait, William Horton.
District No. 1.
A. E. Leggett. Elias Smoot.
Andrew Ward, Arthur Carey.
Dist,,c. No 5.
John Hawthorne, Ben. Leonard.
y. &. Cooper, Joshua Lambert.
Ordered. That F. B. Pratt. Esq. be appointed
Attorney for tine Board for the present year 1873
at : Larry Of $500 90.
ORDERED. mat u =. Cuiiy De appointed OVer-
seer the Natchez Trace road. running from
Canton and Jackson Stage road to county line.
Ordered. Taat the following accounts be allow
ed and paid gu, of any money remaining in the
County Treasu y not otherwise appropriated, be-
longing to the General Fund
General Fund.
Michael Wren, repairing bridge on S :ott
Ferry road per contract, $72 90
f. >. Jeffrey. ., rvices Clerk OF Board, rs %
elijah Ware, services member of Board, "a O5
John Divine. 10 20
Richard Taylor As 40
J. NJ. Richards, a. 2S 20
William Breck IS 10
Ordered. That the Board adjourn until their
next regular meeting.
WIN. BRECK, Pres't.
Z. s. JEFFREY, Clerk.
+. H. LCITwIELER, ID. G.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.l
MADISON COUNTY.
l. f. s. jeffrey. Clerk Of the. Chancery Court
in and for said county. do hereby certify that
the foregoing pages contain a true and correct
copy of the proceedings of the Board of Super
visors appears OF recoJd in my office.
In testimony whereof. hereunto set my hand
and seal of Office, this the l4th day of January,
E.S. JEFFREY. Clerk.
E. Fl. LUITwIELKR, d. o.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-01-18

Master Hammie Dinkins has es-
tablished peanut stand at Ma
sonic Hall corner, where he keeps
on hand the choicest oranges, ap-
pies, candies sc. PatrOniZe u wOr-
thy institution.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-01-18

Consumers will find our assert
ment of GARDEN SEED, complete,
warranted genuine, and direct from
Lambeth s. Son.
w. j. MOSBY g. Co.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-01-18
A Gentle Hint.

Will our friends who owe u
please call and pay up? We need
the money.
CASSELL & BAUGHN.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-01-18

NoTICE.-Having determined on
a candidacy tor the office of Mayor,
at the ensuing city election in April,
L will. i'm proper time, set forth the
principles and policy which should
actuate an official incumbent.
A. Nj. GURLEY.
Jan. IS, '73. If
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-01-18

WE have on hand a very heavy
stock of FURNITURE, which We
offer at greatly reduced prices.
HEBRON 4 ANDERSON.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-01-18

For the best mems hand-sewed
BOOTS and SHOES, go to G. l..
Gross store. u Every pair war
ranted..1
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-01-18
ODD FELLOWS.

At regular meeting of EVER
GREEN LODGE NJ. 80, I. O: D. F.,
held January 2, 1878. the following
officers were elected for the ensu-
ing term. Viz:
A. II. GURLEY, N. G.
HUGH VIRDEN, V. G..
HENRY L0RD. Record. Sec'y.
j. M ANDERSON, Treasurer.
K. II. GOULD, Permit Sec'y.
Regular meetings every Thursday
evening, at Z o'clock.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-01-18

MISS MARY WARD respectfully in
1Nl forms the puplic that she will contin-
ne her school for boys in the cottage on
tb times. Jan If
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-01-18
- We ask attention to all the
the new advertisements.
I. o. o. r.

EvmcnRzM Lopo.. No. 80, l. o. o. F. meet.
envy fhssVday evening q o'clock.
.. A. WEBB, NC.
AUG. n, Z N. r II. GOULD, Sec,y.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-01-18
Citation Notice for Delinquent Taxes.

OFFICE CLERK SUPERVISORS,)
OF MADISON COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI :
"A, A ID. r.
E. s. JEFFREY Clerk of the Board Suprrs of said
the
1872 the following described and each OF
remain and unpaid delinquent land list
file Office follows. to
Ellen Ryan, Memphis lSe TaxCo. axTOI H.
o L. NOonan, mil
Levy New La.H
N! Ell NE4 & WI NE4 & NW4 &H
NJ W. SW4--- I'll lei 1GI 24l 20 40
STATE II!, OF NJ. SJ.S ',In'} SIS
and 4 Deter, Of Nec Orleans La.
and each of hereby cited be and before
Supervisors of THIRD DAY OF
d. 1S73
will meeting against
according 10 shall be suA
to satisfy sadt taxes, damages.
Board,
E. S. JEFFREY, Clerk.
December %, 1S725w
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-01-18
Removal.

j. G. HOwcott & Co. have re-
moved to the store-hOuse lately Oc-
cupied by Richards & Priestley,
East side square.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-01-18

For SaIe.-Ala large cooking Stove,
second hand but uninjured. Cheap
for cash. Apply at this office.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-01-18

For RENT.-A dwelling house,
convenient to public square. APP
ply to T. K. CLARK.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-01-18

Board met pursuant to adjouI nment.
Were present VIM. Breck, President J. NJ. Rich.
ards, John Divine, Elijah Ware, Richard Taylor,
members; r. J. Ross, Sheriff; T. :. Jeffrey, Clerk
by T.. II. Eutwicler, u T.
Ordered, That the report of the Commissioners APP
pointed to examine the Tresurers Report, be r-ceiv-
ell and spread on the Minutes.
To the Honora'ie Board Of Supervisors
We the Undersigned Commissioners, appointed o
examine the TTca-urer report Of said county Mad
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-01-18
Canton Cotton Market.
ported ty J. Stadeker & Son. Cotton Buyers
CANTON, Jan. IL 1878.

Good Gardens can only be Obtain :
ed from fresh and reliable seed, and
they can be had at
w. j. MOSBY & Cos.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-01-18
RATES OF ADVERTISING +:

Transient AdverI.ssmp Il q Per square first nser-
- and rs cents for each subsequent insertion
Lagnl Advsssisensats u ths same rates, and u
saGlsssaal for prssf 81 publication.
Lesss sseiess-20 cents per line.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-01-18

Total expenses p. II. ending 3lst Dec IT, S2O37 ~
in session the 18th day of December, 1872; all of
which is her by respectfully submitted 10 your Hon
or:ibe body, suPervs for Madison county State of
Miss, for your acceptsne e and approval.
JAS A. MCMURTRAY, s. B. s. B.
Ordered, That the accounts of Mat. Howard for
burying paupers at Madison Station, be referred tn
George Galloway Supervisor OF the Poor, 3D. District.
Ordered That the following accounts be al
lowed and paid out of any money remaining in
the County Treasury not otherwise appropriate
ed. belonging to the General, Poor and School
Funds, respectively:
General Fund.
J. y. Ward, tree used TO. fixing bridge, 81 90
Boyle & Cha pman, blanks for Treasurer, 80 II
American Citizen, publishing proceedings
OF the Board for is72 luG 90
r. }. Ross, Shift for coal. wood. serv't &c.lll 81
X. J. Ross, Shift services Board from
LIST Oct. III to 3lst Dec. IT, as per Re-
vised Code of 1871 GO SO
John Williams, services as Sup. Education $3.50 O0
Grafton building bridge on Camden
and Boes Ferry road, AS per contract, 80 90
Poor Fund.
J. V. Fitchett. buryng two paupers, &c. Is OG
School Fund.
E. N. Avery, services as School Director, % o.
Ordered. That NJ. Richards and William
Breck, President. he appointed COMMISSIONS r.
to examine the TreasuIers report, and report
thereon at the next meeting of this Board.
Ordered. That the Board adjourn until to NOR
row at IL O'Clock NJ.
VIM. BRECK, Pres
T.. s. JEFFREY. Clerk.
f.. ii. LUITwIELER. ID. C..
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-10-17

\ meeting of - stockholders Of the Yer
mont and Canada Railroad was held in Bos-
on Wednesday, preliminary to the annual
meeting The president, Mr. Brooks. de-
tailed the position Of the present Board of
Directors. which had unfortunately acted
during the year as q house divided against
itself, and that in part accounted for the
little they had done
Mr.. Durant inquired if the directors had
made any investigation Of the condition Of
the company especially as to any debt owed
by the Vermont and Canada road to the
trust If he was not nisintormed. the direc-
tors had made no examination OF the books.
They had devoted their time to a lawsuit,
the expense of which he would like to have
stated to the meeting. Ii Is stated that the
president Of the road, at the time of the last
meeting, owned but 200 shares. and now
owned about 500. The shares sold then for
about SIS, and now for $50. Mr.. Durant
intimated that the attack on Gov. Smith,
and the other trustees, was due to the i'm
proper influence Of a competing interest.
lie said that about two weeks before
the IrareilT'S attack on the credit
Of the road, n prominent gentleman
connected with the Boston, Hartford
and Erie Railroad told a friend of his
to get rid of his Vermont Central stock if he
had any, as there would something come
out soon which would make a crash lie
said that one Of their present Board OF
Directors was Director in the Hartford
and Erie road, which he thought ought not
u be.
Mr. Nichols, one of the directors, said
that there was great improperly in certain
gentlemen who were directors in the Yer
mont Central road being directors in the
Vermont and Canada road. He was in
favor of going into the United States courts
and assert their rights.
Mr.. Griswold said that he had good
knowledge that Gov. Smith proposed to de-
preciate the securities Of the Vermont and
Canada and the Vermont Central roads,
with view to buy them up for the con-
solidated Central Vermont line.
\ motion that in the selection Of drec-
tors no gentleman interested in rival roads
should be chosen, was tabled.
Mr. c. c. Coffin said that if he under
stood the report Of the directors they had
but one remedy to propose, that was an ap-
peal to the United States Court, and cited
several cases in support of his opinion His
voice was for peace. if the disputes could be
amicably settled. He didn't want any more
stones thrown until all amicable means had
been exhausted. Mr.. Coffin said he appear
ed simply as a stOckhOlder, not as the
of any individual. The meeting
adjourned after appointing the following
gentlemen as a committee to report a list OF
directors at the annual meeting: Messrs.
Leyerett Saltonstall, Jonathan Dwight,
Samuel Wells. Geo. ID. Noyes and A. G.
Stafford.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-10-17

BENEFITS OF ELECrEICIrr-N REVlRNA-
BLE OPERATION B. Franklin made his
name famous when he flew his kite and
brought down lightning from the ciouts
which had been flying around without pay
ing its way Now We not only flash
through ON wires, but science has grappitd
electricity and used it 20 perform mirac ;
The Tmcs readers viii remember when Gen.
Fitzpatrick returned from Chill. three yea- )
since, Of his having a remarkable operation
performed upon him by physician in New
York, who removed 4 large heshy forma-
ton from the Generals neck by filing
it full of needles and then attaching
galyanic battery to it. Ten min
utes after the current Of electricity was
let on the bunch had entirely disappeared
y remarkable operation was performed by
Whitehall physician few days ago. A
gentleman from Fort Ann. who had been
suffering from n superabundance Of adiposs
tissue, consulted physician, asking for re-
lief from the burden.
The doctor told him he couli relieve him.
II he would consent to 4 painful operation
The gentleman consented and with the med
ical practitioner entered the telegraph Office
at this place The tat man was requested
to remove his coat and vest, after which the
physician surrounded him with wires, at
battery At a signal from the doctor, Man
ager W. b. Eddy let on the current. The
patient writhed and twisted, when he felt
the current passing around him, still he
stood it like a martyr. Presently he began
to shrink: he grew smaller and smaher,
his clothing hung in bags about his fast
diminishing form the doctor felt much
pleased at the result of his experiment,
while the formerly fat mans joy was very
great, although he seemed to be suffering
most acute pain. All OF n sudden there
was heard a loud clicking at the instru-
ments as if Pandenenium great hall had
been let loose The operator sprang quick
ly to answer the call. lie ascertained il
was from the New York Office. He quickly
asked, - What's up?" An answer came
back as if some infuriated demon was at the
other end of the wire, - What in thunder
are YOU about? Cut off your wires quick
you are filing the New York Office with
soap grease. WhitehaH Times.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-10-17

Ii..t flr rhyme Of the good old time
Ere Adam or Eve was born, ,.
Is hen the saur.au slept % the S.u-7'i a'
W.th The unique unicorn
,..... .7.e mermaid smiled on the mammoth M
AMI The do,.o sang her lay ~
..4tI.e nelt.aath breasted tho h.ll'N7 " .ia
N.tlt tho plo-ioslurus gay
.t.. flray wight was tho pre-Adamite,
u.H.sEel % the -riins smile,
.. flowed che dragons dizzy uI sht'
n-sn-led fIr crocodile.
....s,ctte. made o. tso rock S c--s, stayed
IT..l-Hgt. .tc so rare
.. .|. sy.-la 900 toast, o1 w1lrus r'1. .i,
W..I I.sJl..y hill of fare
-.....- bills .r doctors pills
Taar.re5 l appetite;
d.. '.I-ra- f- -aut with a'sioHlaeh sta-L
a.. ...- bis -lalars bright.
... ...a-Ifl a sigh fir thc days gone ny
,-I .--. ar the dou-hty dead
...... -.-..lt shuttle DIS et,ii anu 1ie'
.f..... ...l days are sped
Forest aH2 Sfrr1aI.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-10-17
DAXBVBI WIT

The cider apple is ON tie move, maAlns
diseased bodies, de-'-aJe hearts, Nrr''ht'
homes. and cucumber pickles
Men whose shirts are nule at hum,
are rci1icci that the hot term is over.
4 woman never attempts 10 90 shirt % hes
husband only oua hot dav. ami when 90
make q move almost ~.ihcs him.
, ror-, r-,r, ,,,,v or Tr,,--v Street. OH
S,-,r.i,r o.. z, ..,,-.,, ,,,l , man o, the Side
vail wirb ,yanIcrC,l rrs.cnre of mind
tbro,y his lar nj The animal ...rea1ael fire
and ir,Ioc.lia-.Iv i.,urcl over % fence and
disappeared in a cellar way.
A chan who has owed MS - for a.aa-ta-
many vea~s. came I'm Yesterday To consult
ar- fo.te IN the matter of q present To- his
oIlest s,n TIe was ouite auyi,us {, know
ifo ro,y-baat wo1ld be-.s sritable as harm
with g., .-ift c,-l. on r,p
a pi,l-'on 7l',o, man = iui . .aI
on Sahiay morning '' 7'' '''' I'D" i''' ',''
Wa- -Hol q. 'N 'Ae
melon lat'n' h'N' 0'''- !" "Ht
maze q -iinii'f eH9r'' anu ",i7 ''.'''il ',
Aeei ny -'TinS' uo=- ii' nm % .'''i''
g. 9y's ' ''' ''''
IN ausent-npndcd smoker Ai.'cu amy
undertook % WHISPER -omelhih- .I ''-
portancc n the car OF Ola MI heyhoiH~' OF"
saturday, hnt IN hiS anscni-minuedh'7' '''-
elected to remove hiS cigar, the IRE ch' "i
which was WAS driven right INTO the Ola
gcntleman's ear. Mr.. Reynolds jumped
straight up in the air ~hoat six feet. and on
coming down, split AaUcy'S nose by well
directed blow. Aancy picked himself up
and started for home. declaring in a rage
that he'd hc hanged before he'd tell OH
Reynolds what he was going To-.
This l. che seos,n of prcuaration Tor fairs
The honest ve5nen are riekinr out the best
Grain from .,.yer,l ocrei To exhibit MS lie
s,cr-lr, violJ The little Girl. twelve wears
olJ Who shows sncb clear. handsome Dread.
ba. Iccn IN see her grandmother about hay
inc il made. and the adyautascs Of agricul-
ture are further illustrated bv impossible
angel, tondling improbable p2ooi,e7 IN .lI.S .r
thread ana canvas hyery 'cu! 7lIoulu '''''
personal interest IN 'i'r' l.I'' S,'''''i'''i
ana IL ne mas no morse oi uiS 'N" wi ~ l,iI'''
araW ..v ms 'FiaI''. rom O1 ''.'''' '''''
i'aunSly p''1hA i' On 'nc ''''''
lawyer / Iiil'e 1,l..e '3' ~ 80. .Lo
Str'A o 5',i',.'' l--oLi, Vii v.,te
9n'ce lio'I 'uoio,.= VI A. D.. .,,,. r.,
with younr lady client. and the moment
he struck the wet floor one foot turned part
" ON is edge. and described a nalf-airclc
with wonderful velocity. lie clutchel at %
desk but missed it, when the other foot gave
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-10-17
WIT AND HCMOR.

'Jones avenue ~ yelled the brakeman.
Three Minutes afterward, as the cars were
beginning to start, and the brakeman re
entered the car. ''Jones avenue, did Won
say inquired a gentleman seated near the
door. ''Yes. sir; please hurry" replied
the brakeman, seizing the brake with one
hand, and the bell-rope with the other ."
ooh, m not going to get out here" said
the interlocutor. II have friends on this
street; thought it looked familiar Do
you know the Smiths - The brakeman
shut the door with 4 vicious bang.
docs your arm pain you? ?" asked a lady
OF gentleman who, in mixed assembly
had thrown his arm across the back Of her
char and touched her neck. 'No, Mis-. it
don't but why do YOU ask?'' Il noticed it
was out of its place, sir, that's all" The
arm was removed
At public gathering lately one of the
gentlemen present WAS called upon for
speech, and this is how he responded :
"Gentlemen and women, | amt no speech
er. More n twenty years back | came here
poor IDIOT hoy, and now where are | -
''Aou have played the deuce with my
heart, said 4 gentleman to lady who was
hls partner in a social game Of whist at an
evening party "Wcll.'' replied the lady
with an arch smile, 1t was because yon
| played the knaye"
The following lines are said to have been
copied from a stone in Oxlord, MI.
To all my friends bid adieu;
more sudden death you never knew.
A. was leading the old marc to drink
She kicked, aud kiilcdHne quicker'n a " 'uA.'
Imagine the Professor Of Chemistry qlcs-
tioning student thus: "lf monolsoman-
| thrayniuonc is obtained by the oXiiati0n OF
| triboman thracne, what Would result from
the union of bihpdrochlonte Of bibromatcr
chloronapthaine with dilute iichlor or di-
bromanthracene di-ulpharic acid?
There must be some mistake in this last
extract. Ii Is altogether too high a compli-
ment to be deserved by any merely human
being
An honest fellow fera IS laid,
lis debts in full be always paid;
And what's more strange. the uei-hl0rs tell u-
He brought back borrowed umherrelias-'
The Springfield Union relates the follow
| ing incident of a second advent camp meet
/ ing held in the suburbs Of that city recent
/ " For an hour and half minister earn
| estlv, and yociierouslv, and mathematieally.
and in other ways innumemblc, mad been
| proving that the 7th of October was to wind
up these mundane thins~ on that day ia
! hricl was o. Startle the world. and the second
adyen; become history. The speakers con-
fidence in his opinions was rs strong as his
/ lungs. '' You ask me, said he, " suppose
the Lord should not come the 1th Of Octo-
ber? There is no suppose about it. 1t is
inst t- certain a- -laf firuvl.- won Z lie kut
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-10-17

RuTLAND.-Justice Marshall, on Monday,
find John MeDermot S27. including
costs, Tor selling beer on the 2d of October
lie also held him to bonds to appear at the
next session of the County Court for perjury.
Young Jimmy" of the Bardwell House,
was badly cut under the eye by stone
thrown by some young reprobates in Ne
braska, on Saturday, while he was driving
in that vicinity.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-10-17

Fuller returns Of Mondays vote in Con-
necticut increase the majority for the one
capital amendment, the latest footings
making 1t 6,266, with only four towns to
hear from. New Haven returned 10, ,I26
votes on the capital amendment, and only
6,7o6 on the highest vote for town off,
Ger; and her citizens bewai the disgrace
iIl manner in which she has been " robbed
Of her rights