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, 1873-10-21

snnta Cruz County, tonight, Frank Callahan
shot aud instantly killed &. H. noaenbanm. n
former partner. There was no quarrel. The
act VIVA one Of cold-bloodod murder. Callahan
escapod.
, 1873-10-21

OMAHA, Oct 20.--On Saturday night at n lato
hour, a Texnn cattla-lonier was attaoked by two
mon nanod MoCaHory AMI! Strong, and bcaton
sovoroly aud robbed It Is supposed that the
man named Ill., tho same night. Both men
wero arrested and bound over for trial.
, 1873-10-21

New YonK, Oct. 2o.-Iho 'tltrl trial Of I'd
ward i. stokca, Yas rcsuMet} tlls narAittg. :r!16
dofensn !ptfodace9 tessii,aphy to sE3w that the
time Of tile tragedy, a1l that ho wan pnBsing tho
l4otol. on The oppos!ta sldo of the street, When
ho was ealutol BY q lady from one Of tho win"
, 1873-10-21

BUFFALO, Oot 20.-Augustus Trip, convicted
of arson in tho second degree, wns sentenced to-
day to eight yaara md uire months hard labor in
tho Auburn State Prison.
, 1873-10-21

Special D1apalch q Tie Chicago 1F76Nnt.
AURonA, ILL.,, Oct. 20.-At Strcator, last ovon-
Ing, two farmers got into an alteration about u
lino of fence Both wero drinking, and old
grudgoH wore revived, which resulted in ono
drawing knife and ripping his adyeraary's
abdomen from hip to lip.
, 1873-10-21
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a Vo1lltf-he Murderer il 1dfMso1R Shot.
Special Utapatch to The Chicago Tribune.
DuuuouE, Oct. 20.-II. Shuttloworth, md DR..
Amhiey, Of Now Albion, were disputing about
something last Fritlay, when shuttlcworth drew
n revolver and was about to fro at Anablov.
Ambley anticipated him, however, and atrrch
lis arm i'll such mannor tint the charge took
effect in shuttlewo,tlls own body. The Doctor
extracted tho ball, md by hia attention saved
the lie Of hiB wonld-be assassin.
, 1873-10-21
4 NIR1l Found Dcn1 After a Drunken
Eirht.

Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
AunonA, ILL.,, Oct. 20.-A man named Richard
O'Gornali, while OIL spree with Peter Doyle,
got into a fight. Tho litter, when in John
Galaghor'a saloon, whipped O'Gorman, and ho
WAS found dend in his bed This morning. The
coronor's jury have not yet returned verdict
In tho caso.
, 1873-10-21
stnbbch nnl Scxere1Y rntnrcd.

Speciat Dtspa{ch to Tho Chieago Tribune.
AunoRA, ILL.,, Oct. 20.-At Oswego, Oh Sunday,
o man naned' Briggs was severely cut by Isaac
Pierce. There aro but slight hopes Of his re-
coycry'
, 1873-10-21
EAST LIBERTY LIVESTOCK MARKET.

E'4o.! ':!9t:Fss =! ~ = = UT
cluding Saturday md sunday, 115 cars. No Bales.
1IoaH-Arriyaip, including Saturday and Sunday, %
earu Lost Philadelphia, $4.d0@4.70; Workers, Aao9
4,I0,
sl1EEp--Arriya's, including Saturday and Sunday,
II cars, No BAlcs,
, 1873-10-21

Two Prisoners Escape from Sing Sing.
New YonK, Oct. 20.-Jim Brady and William
Miller, notorious thieves, escaped from tho Sing
Sing Prison last night,
, 1873-10-21

These pills ara aaurnsed exclusively Of vosalato In
gEciquts, and hlthuKh They entirely sulorsGle tho nso
aot dtroctiy tue li7ov md v4uao femedy %
A. o ,us f
lnd!gestea sS,: Headache 5ypl!olA ,teysrs, e.. A.
Tor ealo by all druggists aud doAera
, 1873-10-21

NEW PUBLICATIONS:
SCRIDNBR'S FOR NOVEMBER.
First Number Of d New Volume.
i. MAGNIFOEET SERIALS.
SPLENDID ILLUSTRATIONS.
THE GREAT soUTH.
Annals Of an English Abbey.
KATHERINE EARLE,
ALovo Story.
EARTHEN PITOHERS;
l. Novelette,.
soribner's Monthly in England.
NEW JUVENILE MAGAZINE.
rho NOVEMBER sc1,1pN1:n which bcs s,rs . New
Volume, also begins splondtd sesloa Of Papors.
THE GREAT sOUTITs wl,Icll opons with m
article historic descriptive, and political. Of thnn
thirty pages, OH
OLD AND NEW LOUISIANA,
by EDWARD KING, with Illustrations by CHAMpaE1.
Those paposs which will bo of than national
intorcst, will be continued through tho year. though each
Will ho complote In itaelf,
No hn7c also tho frat Of . so1tesof
THREE HISTORICAL. PAPEHs:
ANNALS OF AN ENGLISH ABBEY
by tho Grestast Of Living English Historians.
James Anthony Froude,
alao Illustrated. Tho boRlnningof
KATHERINE EAItI.I:-A love Story, ky
hIiss TRAFT0N, which opens oharyniugy with scene
In which !" Tho hsronn maxi. a,sksard ttsls oo.o."
4 Norootto EART1IEN PITCHERS. by Mrs,
DAVIS, In which IN English magazintst IL introduced.
Thoso Nove1otes arc to hc distinctive feature OF
HUNIHNElt3 for tho coming soar.
Thero arc also SHORT STORIES by Mrs. 1Ionl-
ton and E1wnrd King, With Illustrations: POEMS
by CELIA TuAxrEH. R,cuAnp WATSON GLIDER, MAC
DONALD. MlEs PnEsroa, and nthora.
K. THE STORY OF TELESCOPE, With Illus.
trations. tolls Of tho apondd Government to1oacops
at Washington.
OF ono of our own Pouta, Edmund Clarence Stell.
nun, by AtAoDoNounl1, and Crlttquc By stedman,
Of ono Of Epslaud's Greatest poots, nIrH. BllOWN-
INtt.
Dr. 11ol1nnd gives "GREET1NG TO OR
ENGLISH READERS," replies to f'TliEe
NEW YORK OBSERVER" and talks OF "0Lp
HOME AND soU1Ery Is o1,ar,ninK as ever,
CULTURE and PROGRESS and NATURE
mud SCIENCE ato ablo and Interesting. The Etch-
Ing L.
ga FOELORN HOPE"
No anglo numbor Of any Magazine ever issu.d on other
aldo Of the Atlantic ss presented equal attrsciops. We
call attention to tho orita Of tho numbers Of
sCRT}NE1,'s MONTHLY.
The ab1est English critics havo repeatedly declared
GCt1DSEIt'S superior tn ths English Magazines. This
now enterprise Of presenting THE SOUTH Of to-day
By and poncl to countEymen. and to Euro
eSos the and oB expensive eas.ea
upon BY any monthly It has produced demand for
special edition Of ho Magazine abroad and venture
to !onH from. couurymen. for tcse papers, which
havo boom prepared with tho utmost and caudor,
| careful mud thoughtful reading.
, 1873-10-21
marino Items from milwaukee,.

Spttfal Dtspateh q Ihe chicaqo Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Oct. 20.-Yho propeller Messenger, Of
tbs EnglenAnn lllv ran into tho acow Emanuel to-
duy, aud sunk her. The was lying at tile dock,
place Tho acow ls danlngcd to tho extep. Q! 400.
Tho propeller Plymouth REPORTS that, during the
gale Of last Friday Atght the sohooner .. DobbnA,
while anchored tn sonth Manitou harhor, parted her
uMall aaehor and dsiited nahoro Tho Dohbns wua
upward bound with cargo Of coal. sho liea oasy,
aid will be got oM without difficulty. Tie barga
Glasgow Inns been chartered to 60 to hor assistance
with RtoAn pump. "
On tho Rano night small trading schooner, ''Yankee
Trader" parted Anr cnble In Little MAntou hnrbor,
aud WIZ b;apheA high amy Try.
, 1873-10-21


Lint q vessels conveyed during mouth Of septom-
bcr, 1873:
Onc-lalf Of canal-bcat American Star, John 8. How
suti to John Htctlls,cl, $500.
Onc-lali Of canal-b0At Acadia D. II. Mead h ], u,
AAi,lrat, Jr., to purlugton 4 Bcrunton, 81,
Akhurst, Jr., to Purington Il Scranton, 81.
Oue-Aaf Ut cnnai-boat. Aurora, D. II. Mead u J. II.
Akhurat, Jr., to Turington 4 Scranton, 81.
Tbs E1lolo 0f fsclu0nuv 13ot1 Nelu Peterson l. John
aagdbrug to William ?; llttctcoe1t ct al,, s.
cry to @. +. A. Spencer, $7,a00.
Ono-tou1lh frrorallsr Ouyahnsa, Robert Montgon.
CRY to Sylvester Water, S7,b0p.
q. L. hkhurat 10 burlington l. Scranton.
oue-Aat Of cana!-boat Co1nsncrcv,. burlington t.
Scranton to John Hcanlon, s1uu.
Tho whole OF uo1lauuer ". H. Dunlam, William r,
IsaMtst te aeorse y. panl1sn 81 al:, $l4ooo.,. a.,
rho whole 9! schooner Gyoyn, atsH al'a IL. A. sor-
Ing to III. L. Edwards, $7u0.
fhe Wl!o|e q tpa ". /. Ewing. q. J. Taylor and
". II. H. Dean to tho Vessel Tug company.
Tho whole Of cenal-barao Frederick, Alfred De-
la,ier to Mrs. und Thomas h,ehoyou, = ,soo; =:
Onchalf Of Hconnes ling ArntlcrB, Adthilda Paxton
to Stephen r, itnnforA L9uo.. !: -,
Wilson, $780,,
, 1873-10-21

O1so1xsAr1, O., Oct 2o.-A Gazetle special
from Bedford, Lawrence County, Ind, Hays that
Thomas Christopher, a blacksmith living near
that, place. who lad lost ono leg, ontortainasl
neighbor, john Morrow, Inst night, who had put
an undue intimacy hetween thia nan and liB
vito for solno time, ho watched closely
last night, aud, entering. his wifo'a bed.
room about 10 ofclock. he verified
ls BuBpiuiona III o fit Of frenzy, armed with a
knife, 10 first stabbed hia three children, then
his wifo, and, turning on John Morrow, dealt
him two gaalies in the face. Morrow threw him
down, took tho Info away from him, and
plunged 1t in hs body ton Or c1cvcn times, kill
linz him Instantly. Morrow wat, arrested. Mrs.
christopher WAS stabbed In tho abdomen, md
tho bowels protrude from tho wound. 1t il
thought sho md ono child will dio. All the par
tics bore good name, and wero respected.
, 1873-10-21
East 1eunnfng-Tino Mado at snlt
E,yfttNn

sA1r LAKE, OCT. 20..-Tho great ton-mllo raco
today, on a half~lni1o track, was won by'tho
California horso Granger, In 80 minutes md ~
socontls, tho best timo on llnlf-mla track iu
America. Ho was drivon by George Leihy.
, 1873-10-21
SUICIDE.

Special Nspatch to Tia Chicago Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, OCT, 2Q.-Th!a forenoon tie body
, 1873-10-21
II Make no deep scrutiny
1utD bis mutai'y,-
1lash and unln.lflll,
7susf NIL f1fR1iN1tnr ~

sinoial IN these things Tho Coast ought to
know the generosity Of tue West, aud the West
ought not to forgot wholly the uses Of the
Coast. Farm-boys ought to Aavo ship to run
off 70.
THE NAVAL sp1R1T
is found worth cnltlvating by such state US
Prussin; aud Judge Frazer, Swing iii million
Of dollars, probably put q record egaiust liz for
hazard. For what Aail Ho.try Clay, himself no
coastwiso mqn; .'Ihp 1ag TINT tliea ut tho
masthead coyora tho sailor on tho deck."
1t III to bo questioned whether NIL tho mari
preserving tue practices OF tho priyuteor aud tho
hlpckado-runler in civilization hut is war hero
nfter to bo wholly uudor the domain Of fixed
powers7 What help, then Gun be found for the
coopt IN the slow and pond9ro.ua gravity OF de-
clarod WARP Eyory Republic In South America
was bruught into icing by tila quiet aud unnu-
thorixod support Of English noutrals, aud tue
map was titus Cleared Of such Spain aa ut
previous time could discover Amortca. Arc
Republican people to retain no unauthorized
discretion to move individually upon erranda Ut
hnuann reliet? Judge Frazer treated thiB qlos-
tlon, ono day whilo the Mixed Commission waa
IN session ct Newport. aH follows:
morning. I believe l will 30 down to tho hoaol
and anilt tho salt air, aud titus get some idea Of
maritime law"
THu uLAI1a
UNDER tho Mixed Commission wore mninly tor
destroyed or condemned cotton (s500,000 awald-
sd). false imprisonment, and prizo caacs or con-
damned uhipa, like tho Glcassian, aboyo nanlod.
The bulk Of tho award, or oyor 5700. 0.000 wua
:arriod oG hy q gallant young American lAwyer.
Nathaniel Wilson, OF ZanosVlo, o., formerly,
ssopar than young l1sycra u Eonetal, and finally
became tho oidof COUNSEL IN tic country In prize
md admiralty cases. He was rotatnud ly tho
London Lloyas, or the salvage association which
2ays Insurance. on condomuod ships, anl
tpf the insurance. Mr. WilHon mada about $780,
BOO or $90, 900 in this work, md, bcHldos won
hIgh encomiums for his urbanity; nolosty, aud
breadth Q! knowledge, Oh poth ,sdoa OF thu
Katar. George raylor, lawyer distinguished
, 1873-10-21

mail service, ordered by tho Post Office Dopnrt-
ment within the past two weeks On tho following
lines Of Northwestern railroads, went into
operation to-day: Grand Rapids d Indiana
Railroad, from Walton to Traverse City, Mich,
2G1l miles; Ohioago d racido, from Chi
cago to Elgin, Sc milos Milwaukee, Lake Shore
& Woatorn, from milwaukee, to Two Riyors
Wis.,, 81 miloa and on the branch Of tho last
named route, from Manitowoo to Appleton, ~
milos.
Tho new service ordored on tho Utah Northern
Railroad from Corrine to Franklin, 81 n mics, is
to begin Nov. l.
coNunEssMAS RopERrB' lack pAy
The M lettsr Of Representative Ellis j, Roborta,
Treasury hiB portion Of tho Congressional SALARY
grab, is published, in full, Us follows:
New YonK, Oct, 10.
Hon. r.: 4; Rieha,.lsoa, Secretary q tic TtasNrg:
rresrer 1t New Sors Of he aepos viii ii him i'm to sd So
credit Of lilo Treasurer Of tho United States OF tho su
f Sy ' o Se s rlesssay ass.' ill., f. e0yss s i e.
a'aount ,yhish NV ot tho iasE Congress
gave e o. eospay as .,.a member SE q tint boy Al
present nctlon, but mako laAte upon landing, anl
before reaching my homo, to carry out my original
honor to ba very respectfully. your oleltent aoryant,
ELLIS II. tonEaTs.
auN1srEn e1oKLEs IN TROUBLE.
Admnistaeton oIgansa esses to neoye that
LQ1 1lCG EtluL 1ltHELeF 0IthIeA uAb IocclYG4 IRON
tho Minister Of War Of Spain & sword,
which IL said to have boon malo or-
pross " for. him, .giyoa tho. Iio to
tho statements heretofore made that 6iokles
WINS In bad otlor Mt Madrid. The Constitution,
however, prohibits any person holding any oflico
of profit or ttust under lin United Statos from
accepting, without tho eonasnt Of n-,ongreua,
kind whatever, from any Ktiug, pfiaoe or for-
Which Congress waH aslsoa to consent tn tho
acceptance by All American naval oflloor Of d
present olrorol by foreign hsato, whlcl, .was
Intended M token OF appreciation Of gallant
services rendered III saving tho lives Of NUM-
bor Of porsons, Tho temper Of thnt boay was
shown to bo adverse to granting permission OF
this sort.
rosra1AsrEn GENERALS nEronT.
staliatieH will accompany tho Annual ro-
port of tho Poatn.uutor General showing tiat.
tiuring tho pust ycar, t1cro llas. been lerEo IN
oroaso OF doprotlatiolH upon tho Unttod statoB
,naila In tho way OF stealing, robbing, Soa and
Tint thore WIS proportiohato incroaBo Of pun
COL: Ita1ixa ulac1.A1a!a cAnnxrso 4 uttA11gNaE.
Friends Of Col: Hughes, tho Republican cau.
dllato for Governor Of VEglula, OF who!a, u"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-01-10
From the Richc0rd sentine
The LAY nnrsllnn

Now that the Chittenden County C0nveu.
ton has adjourned without day and given
up the fight, it would not he strange If the
ardOr Of the people Of Franklin county
should abate somewhat. Franklin county
viii not be likely to '' 90 it alone in the
matter. If the tax Is TO be resisted. the
three counties aggrieved should stand TO-
gether 1t l. doubtful if there Is any way
TO resist this tax except By open resistance.
and il would be very doubtful about that
succeeding. The three COUNTIES might
make it difficult for the rest of the State &,
collect the taxes assessed against them, but
the whole Of the United States would stand
at the back of the State
All this trouble Is chargeable u the tir-r
place TO the absurd and dishonest custom OF
placing property in the list at So much be-
low It's real value. Is there any excuse for
putting property in the list at 0ne-Jliri the
amount 1t l. actually worth such
course Is worse than childish. and Veg it
done all over this State. Ii Is said that
the listers in two or three of the towns in
the three counties actually undertook o.
proceed in accordance with their lister.
oath, and put property in at its true value
and hence the rates decided upon by the
county equalizing committees were some
what larger than they otherwise would have
been But when the State eguql-iug COM
mittee got hold of the Job, they quickly li--
covered that the property in the three clun-
ties was put into the list too low. and the,
raised it accordingly They readily pei
ceived the mote in their brothers eve. but
were unable to discern the beam in their
own eyes.
If all this agitation about this grand ..-1
business should result in an honest system
OF listing hereafter throughout the State
and especially IN the other eleven countie-.
and should result in that only. the countis-
OF Chittenden, Franklin and Grand Isle
ought TO be content to part with the tens OF
thousands OF dollars they are presenting To
the State Treasury, and charge the same 10
domestic missionary purposes.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-01-10

Secretary Boutwell, says in published
letter Il shall gratefully accept the sup
port of those gentlemen of the legislature
who think me qualified to represent the
State of Massachusetts, in the Senate of the
United States" This settles the question
of Mr.. Boutwell's retirement from the Cabi-
net, and goes some ways towards settling
the question of the succession to Senator
Wilson in the United States Senate-for
Mr.. Boutwell, is not an easy man to
beat. OF course the question as to who
will be Secretary of the Treasury after
Mr.. Boutwell, is agitated. Washington
correspondents say that Hon. Columbus
Delano was promised the position by Presi-
dent Grant some time ago, in the event of
Mr.. Boutwell's retirement, and Mr.. Delano
expects it, but it is now understood to be
the Presidents desire to follow out the civil
service rules in selecting Mr. Boutwell's
successor, and give the position to Assistant
Secretary Richardson. Hon. William E.
Chandler, of New Hampshire, is also re-
ported to be an aspirant for financial hon
ors, and expects favorable consideration
from the Presidnet, though his chances are
considered very faint.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-01-10
ANUARY 10, 1878 :

| effort TO cross the lake they wheeled and all
proceeded to Port jackson together, where
they met Crown and learned that Shiette
had left on his home voyage, pursued by
Martin. They at once proceeded on their
return. and on arriving at keeler's Hotel
learned of Shie;te's capture on Colchester
Point. which occurred as follows upon
his arrival on the South Island he at once
took bee line for the house OF Joseph
Pasha on Colchester Point. Here he found
waiting for him, policemen Charles Wight,
Jas Durham, F. 5. Francis and John Marks,
who formed portion of an untiring posse
of officers, who had been watching that
shore Tor some time. These officers had
been north of Pasha's house, and, driving
by, noticed Shiette leaning over barrel
He, taking them for farmers, went INTO the
house and went up stairs, The ofhcers
soon surrounded the house, and demanded
of young Pasha if Shiette was there. lie
gave at first a denial, but soon pointed up
stairs, when they called on him to come
down. lie at once surrendered himself,
and said he had given up all hopes OF flight
He seemed in terribly exhausted condi-
ton, his feet being very badly swollen, and
during his fearful ice excursion OF the day
had taken two pieces of bone from his
broken jaw He certainly is miracle OF
endurance, and had he not 50 faithful and
untiring a sheriff as Lnman A. Drew,
backed up as he was with such energetic
and sleepless assistants, to pursue him, he
would not have been captured for months, II
ever. He must have Travelled, on Saturday, |
at least fifty miles.
The bravery and daring of Martin and
Crown, the two young farmers Of South |
Hero, who volunteered the pursuit of this |
extraordinary criminal, at the risk of their |
lives, is spoken of by every one in terms OF /
unqualified admiration Shiette was visited |
in the Jail yesterday by hundreds, who beset
him and the officers with numerous inquiries.
He was quite communicative and seemed
quite proud Of his exploit In this long
chase, Sheriff Drew took every precaution
to guard against all avenues of escape. lie
also desires Us to acknowledge the courtesies
he received from Sheriff Randall Of Clinton
County,N Y, and also Deputies Miller and
Stave and Constables Woodruff and Ripley
of Plattsburgh
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The publishers OF ,ie Fan rRE>S announce thai
tAsy have made yer, favorable arrangement. Cor
clubbing with some of tai leldiu periodicals, and
VII send only ;or eis! ai,a.fr,. the following
The F,ss Pros, and Hnrpers B-ssily, for 500
The F,es Press and Ilarper's B4ser, sou
The Frse Pros and Harper's Monthly, 800
Harper's publications are too well known To need
rs description or commentator. The price OF
either one, aloae is 500.
The Pre- Prsss and CA.casu iitaEcs for si.7o.
The di,aaos tcougre sationaD We consider one o.!
the best rel -ious papers in the country and with
the IRE, Pres. and the Iltance are given two Gae
steel engravin-s oflarSe and beautiful finish, pee,
These pictures are described 20 another column.
and aioHc worth 500.
The Frsr Pres, and Chr,sfi4a Era for sio1.
The Fra b, q large eight PAGE religious BAPTIST
paper publ shed In Boston, and leading paper in
its denomination. With the Free Press and Era is
given trss of yo,tlg,. d beautiful chrome H.
mounted and vanished, worth dollars. de-
seIiption u =, given ia another column.
The fres pes, and Nadine De,aoresi's Naga-iHs
forsiDa.
Ts la.. A.a.ei ma saz.ue Is the leadin, publica-
tidu of IT, class the country, and is Il great fav
orte with the ladies. With the Frss Pres. and
Osnore.t are given two beautiful chrome pictures
worth h,e dollar, each. "a, described ia another
column,
We DO not know O. any way in which YOU can get
30 much for 50 lttle-amountnS to Fifteen Dollars
worth for i've
The pictures are copy-rig GIFTED and can only be
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4 . a
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TnE NIENNA ExPcslrIoN.-If the United
States is to be represented at the coming
Vienna Exposition, it is to be hoped that
our showing will be commensurate with
our Importance in the family of nations.
Certainly, we have much to be proud of,
especially in the direction of labor-saying
appliances, a branch of invention in which
the old world Is far behind us But a par
tial and incomplete representation. with
the space allotted Us only half filed, will do
Us, IN the eyes Of other nations, more harm
than none at all What we know to be but
part, they will take for the whole, and will
have new reason for belieyingus, as they do.
a nation of imperfectly civilized barbarians.
We are glad to see the efforts in progress
to secure something like an adequate ex-
hibition of American products, and to know
that our own State will not be unrepresent-
ed in the Exposition. 1t is time that those
who think Of contributing should decide the
matter and be making ready their articles
for exhibition. General Van Buren,. the
United States commissioner announces that
with prompt action by Congress in the mat
ter of an appropriation, he hopes to be
able to despatch the Guard and Supply. the
naval vessels which will transport American
articles, by the 18th of next month.
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The Burlington Free Press, 1873

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An editorial resume Of the news Of the week from
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weekly summary of Vermont news, from all the
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Interesting or FINAL correspondence from the great
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