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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-09

IN the District Court O. ths United sta;ss f1r he
| District u Vernout.-ln the matter u Erfss1'
took Dankrupt-In Bsnl Iuptcy.-T0 the cred =
,.Is OF laii Esnkfupis and to q WON this msy
concern. Tbs Q" Eve notice that the .-rond sra
third general meetings ~ the creditor. - the airs
Esid Bsakruut- have been ordered by rSiG Court -
.. holden Mt the oGce 81 Eivarts bickerman. n
herpoft IL s.ia Dist1ic. n ths 2;h day
L. H. 1874 o. 10 o'e.uek 3 Il, before John L Id
wards Esa sors o. The exeisrs y Bankruptcy, O!
aid Court for TIE rnrucses ramei in the n sad
18th Sections Of the Cnitei sts.es Bankrupt Act,
approved March ,, A. ID. 1851, rni that have nied
my anal sccoun. IS Assignee OF the estate o. ssi q
Bankrupt in said CCart. ard that at tho time snd
place above named | shall sppiy 10 said Court 'ur
4 s.,;lsnens Of my rad sccoru, and f5r Is
charge from all LIABILITY IS Assignee Of sad estate
In accordance with the proviurs Of the 18th secIon
Ct the bankrupt Act OF March u, A. ID. lso7
Dated stasrport. in aid District n > .lstc cay o.
iswsv Assignee
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HUNTINGTON Il CO.'S
SATURDAY BULLET y
Of
NEW BOOKS.
OCTO 3 F. 3. Is 7 4

sCEPTERs AND CRpwNS. by the aatasa II
wide, Wide World"
ARCTIC EXPERIENCES, lrelrlin. tse roar .
Expedition. the Cruise u ths 7 gresz. and IN
iee-aeet Driit-by Capt fysoa-ii H.iiai d
GENESIS OF THE EFw FSGLASD cECRCnRs
BY Leonard BacOa-iilustf1,ei.
PRAIRIE AND FONESr-a descsi.tio o. tas
game 81 North America, With pc seEsi adseE-
lures Ia their purs..it.
TIE PR.?HEf-a ira se,.y-by BsyaEi Tay To-.
sALEM-A tale Of tbs eyenteeuta century.
GIANTS AND wJNDEsFJL TH.Nos-by Eer.
R. W4rten.
ANTONY BRAD3 BY Rosert Lowell
SEW SUNDAY School BooR>-sood ss,oss-
ment
IDoLxTRY-a orisn.e by y1liaa u.sthofre.
rHg BUILDING or A DHAfS-hy Clarke.
THE SCHOOL MASTERS TRUNK nlusts:ed.
And New Books OF the ssason received daily.
ccrrsr chuzsA and College ~.
Oct. 3-t3tkwit <-'r
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-09

WE. TIE SUBSCRIBERS. hlv.as ncel AZ
w pin. e. ry the % l "a .r the Probate Crui
or til = .c.-f O. tl li-ui-1, C"n-n - anuts =
Of AL psr-. H. ut IL ,s.ats % Aifrc a.
rri. iats u Burlington. sd o s.rict t"'r'a-ci.
ant as. q - c.a.-,-- ans! ee.si.5 c,- '.t'. 10 as
thereto. auI Z Z l.,uths Zen tle ity o.! tte ists
herpo. ten lowed by SAID CcuIt-0r that Vt.. qlss
we do Therefore hereby give uatcc. That ~ 81 % a,
tend 10 tho tus ue-3 OF lcr appointment. 20 To
o-rcs Fl YIN. T.. shaw, IN tar ia-,ei, - :
pstrie. on The lol-tn TGe-tlgy &c tcto1- aud "a
II I'd Tue-os, Il Fshiuiry rezt ~ - eiDet a. "a,
On each e. ssii days. JAW
Dated tbs 1T DAY - ,fp'cush1r r, =. y. ISL
WI e.. Sh'M. tr,.,.,.fs.;,,,.~s
J. :. il-Du.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-09

WE, THE SUBSCRIBERS, las Ing been a..
w pointed By the n aora',ie te Pro- at G. al
for the District " CIittcr'.tn tciii - Ger =
receive examine and al ~ The ca uI= and diillnS
Of all persons ainsl the cstute q: sei'. 10 in-
late Q: Unse. BIZ. in slid District. dee-ssai.
and also all claims anu demands li'-t ~ -.
fh.rrt1. ava I moutls irum the Dag e tL' 1st5
hereof beia allowed by sad Cous. i1r tii ifT -,
We DO Therefore hereby gyc iotee, that We VIII
aftond II tho bus u-ss 81 our app hti1e.t- a.
me rs dercs Of r. Il tia-,u- o. a =iL Do, IA
aid Dstr'ct. On tho ;.asth Mondays Of iecs.H e.
and Ma-cn next a. 10 e'ccck A. II. 81 eaea @. sad
days - 49,
GAJ ". iiIsI,
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BURLINGTON AND VICINITY.

Ta, Oldest inhabitant Of BtHniuston il
L.s Lucy Barber. aged 9j. who is an hab-
i,cal smoker of tobacco. Another argument
f.r s4gksTs-bat then, it d5esu'i rpply to
ilea srd boys in this case.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-09

Tat iayori.e New England beIera e,
elder. promises to be scarce article this
h.- In some paris Of Vermont it brings
seven to eight dollars per barrel. and t'ere
is Tot much at that price
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-09

Tus NAl-oUs CovaUNIsrs The Fa.c,-r
C5mmuuisr-. La,icg given notice thai there
woull be q FREE conference" On Saulay
afternoon. at Shipman's Nar=esies. near
Winooski, some two hundred shiy.ring in
dividaal, assembled to SEC what wss % be
seea. aud hear what va. to be heard The
object .l the meeting seemed 20 b. 10 get
the ears oltle worlds people, end dis
abuse their miads Of tho prei di;es sgsias!
them. Iucy seem % i-si injured because
the press does not advocate their cause, nut
console themselves with the idea thst tie
newspaper criticisms passed upon them
have helped 10 advertise them to the world
q very natural AMI proper conclusion.
The principal speakers we're one
Colonel Wick. and Mfs. White,
who proceeded % eaiis bJsa the assembled
worldlings il various matters pertaining to
the community The present mA-ris e sys-
ten was c511cmnei, and thJ b.Gsfs Of their
system explained. unI,a5tsi.Y to tAs entire
satisfaction Of every candid hcsrer. The
great bcscf:s thoy Sere - bring TO ;h's
section OF the c5na!ry were set forth IN
charactlri tie laoslase Tie term " Free
Love" wa explained, All Of course did not
mean in practice wha; it -es ned in theory.
a., (: How many converts were made
remains to BE seen. Undoubtedly We shall
hear a good deal about the Valeour venture
for tajso connected with it viii ia every
possible manner force themselves upon the
notice Of the world Pfobably, howeveT'
;he les, notice HAT i tskea o! thea ana
tie less there il said aboat them the ies-
they will prosper, AMI the less o. e nui'
ssnee they will become.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-09

rav tower IS soon to b. erected On
J-uipcr I~lsni TO accommodate the fcs
bell, to which IS t. be attached 2 striking
entars.us. ranAing BY clock work.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-09

THsoSbr WAY 70 cuss C0srIvzys-s-Av..J al
s~ohf pu.ss hiil. shioh OUl, eII.rs. tha i,fu
s.ns secfctoss a-d -ezr OF. aaturs - u,ys
SOUS Pza,-FALric Lozsssss are Just ~ a. .uo-- =
sasy restore tas d ses:ion, thsr quicken The liver
ana tGne up tho shols system. thus X iiysy-p
su.B o. Gso-tG4. Ees.Tecs2s, IA, - q. cfus- q b!
lea u. espec ally ar * woGisa.
.or TIL. lsst price
DE: hAaAlsoSs LELAND EAis4E. : sy.sutid
sure !cr cog-1'. kosTssre-.. .uI al tar.4: sud
tlh. COMPLAINTS FIR sal- ~ Il = HAzgf~or 4
TO- froprietors, No l Ire:a p. foatle Rrs.
and by all druggists. DC. i-rIt,yo
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ETroN-A few days ago z. Bowen, E q
aaul Ice tree. from which lie took three
Agalre! pounds OF honey. lie estimates
ihat from t.ty to one hundred p1aals wcre
-- hg the breaking Of the tree.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-09

s1 ALBANs BgrTEs MARKEr. 0o:. O.
l.c .asIket IVES frIa and brick We quote:
C.ln5a - fair. 80 u Ss,; medium to
. B. s. 70 36;; ch5io,, 40;; selections,
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his roor0s, rad ! would - home; didn't z
near him when | ~ = he vas cross; ncve
drew any We pom on bin. that remember
before this Saads3; dlu't glcuiiect attempt
ing 10 strike lim with skil.e-: don't re
member threa teaiag 10 s. ige hin With
Ratchet 10 N. liJtli- r-3u.: on
time William t-rGaI.Gcd % s.icl
his wife; hs had 8 knife IL Li- la, ! Y.fai
lie went in the house; | setLt ur eu Office
to arrest him; he said ~ he cl.ao a,:t oi th
cellar that he would be tie I n'h II bis wiic
don't remember strisin. him with
Ratchet, CT threatening to, before Leaud5
freeman. az Sulliyan's corner; d1n't re
member ever having Z quarrel with him =
/ Sullivan corner.
/ Mr.. Ballard objected to the introduction
( OF such testimony showing controversy
/ between the men At other times The courl
/ thought 1t admissible, but not - the extent
( tie prosecution seemed inclined to carry il
William was always qgaTelsJ,ne with ms
. and abused me Saturday might; made some
reply, for | was displsased with his inter.
ference, but did not s9e angriiy; when he
came to NY room lnoraing / c fir
called her names Is :. -ed; uriered han
out; don't remember what else ho said;
Stepped over To tie lower art OF the room,
and told him l didn't vans 10 quarrelins
there; he made ~ reply; | ordered him and
CfosEn cut again; CrJgsa took him by tho
arm; lie sid ''iet me- be- Crtsan went
out; he stopped towards me; stepped
back; ny vile stepped between u; he push
CT ter away. and knocked Inc down: l.
struck lie With closed fit; he came on too
% ne and chOkei ne, and struck IN. oyer
to head; can't say how many blows were
struck, they were heavy blows, and Left
INA. IS NDlch remained s1Ge tiroo weeks;
-, I'm IN. - M bl.eio" anu others. at
"uess VI. Ipc1 on me HOE ID
n ~; - P's."oi amer tna hl'Wi with
;.t.-''' Oh ms JACK Dli not use the
4 lay L.. D-.oio We went GOWN on thc
- 'NS ""cu PlekeI up the
- -. 100 i-V'I-c1tl1n oi Just hen the
80 az, = .-iI0l','-' cl'Aaihs EY
~. ~ ~ "o-4 oil MIN, 20 tnrJ"
'tu,I Z, sN~y from LiLni
-, - = - ~ n, d. as HuIi' Wa On ny
- Nc al IoAt'' ana "aen ne
Il va "a up vi num- L i'lcd 10
a., III. H'iDN 10" 5''o NoDGis nap,
~ iii-.-l,,'.i 49, IS '--i o,l9
E-I.1 ~ - - . Gl1 d.! 'She'-
,.-,ei III. '---,'a1 "--ius
-. ss a.. -, "t. ~.
30 49, ~. a. - ~ ~ 90 ala ave 90,
.r,.,'a. s, '',- " i'-''-1 e''i' 10
P-..i,~',.. ~ B. ~ IL,
r,'.,.l H., -. 80 .A'e 70.
,..-.l.r H., -, u'n AHoH
fes tre -. ~ I'.f-Id u-151 me-
-, '1'" ! o''i4a i1.'
-. al 10 o. means "a nc w az
-. - "lU 11,''tu ten " .'e'n,i
a.. ';:s,y VI ny lAi.,A wa! were
d. ~ "HCn 7-oW'u 'ne max
- - - 80 Ngt4te't aAA 0F tfls l-s-- -4l-t .
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, ITlss.afI
ss-s = ess.s.sSp-, asi s.ts1 E.fLs-.
'a r-n' NM WA. Osk 7.
MJSEY-s Peg ssIt. fEiiEe Iasss4a.l-s paper
a. Der ce-ot, goJt h11lO per cent
SiE.IiNG dill snt weaker =. i5sI 1851 ir sky
.sar- l-d s-dls5s ipr sl.st.
Cu-.JilS RECEIPTS, .a9s1.
GOLD dgii, opening at iiut. a. e.ss-.. ~ J..
ea.r.i- rat-s , : c-at; baFsVW.as q per osnt
to.rs 5-s LEO ~ ie a1s sstsn. ires-aror DIS
Iursaii s.. ~ cleAr.n = S.iJtJte9-
GOV ..SS llErls c4.ct a.a1 Sc y.
Ea Road BINS ezl.
as. EJs - call.
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there il no intention found to tako life
When under the hea. Of ccnaiot aud under
great proyocaticn party daesan acs which
results in taxing tho life OF another. wiki.
cut sng intent 10 Commit TIA act. the inten.
to do the act is wanting which constitutes
tho essential element Of murder. LIZ, may
be taken where 10 crime j. committed,
where the man does il 10 SELF defence This
i jus:ifablc homicide. lie isss-siiet kinder
such circumstances ard with such violence
that hl is only saved from great bodily
harm by tikin. the lie OF bis Gs-eilan,
Every cns has Il right to defend himself
ihs-o ara general legal principles bcarin Z
Upon this slli :. which | lay down 10 ths
Quiet.
The fat question which naturally arises.
a. II IS clIced, that the lie o. tho decsas-
Ell Was taken by respondent is tire nature
/ Of that act. Was it murder in the hrs.
degree? Was tbcra evidence OF such d.
Liberation a. { ct It Constitutes Tie c-iins Of
mucler ia tae first degree? f5a sre Judges
7 o. both FACT aad law ia criminal casss. Iho
+ dltY OF the curt + ID advise tho Jury what
/ the law is, hat the Jury are also competent
I u judge OF both law and iacs. BIT there
| Is proprioty 10 the Jerry heiu. guided by
the court e. % what constitutes tho Law.
IL The cJuf. mistakes in is Instruct ~,
the counsel IN the case, by exceptions, may
have an appeal ID big her c3ul1. l., how
ever, the ilry m.-i1l, tie Ivy .baes IS 10
remedy.
Whether tLe.1 vas j-iii97ti9a ia tie
cJmuii--l % % .aI@ scs j. = qras.is p ct fact
% DC determined JY tao ~ ~ gas olsc.
because there Is Evidence which las been
admitted % show tend neg 90 Tho part Of
Tie s.lnceIt 10 commit .s. What Wa SAID
tia- re- pendent was going 20 * hi4 b-.-he
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RcHE VI MAREET-Oet. 5.h.-The mar
kas tor batter aad cheese has again al
ylacel Batter sold ct 30 to 80 for
EoJi. Sc % 81. Gr ehoiec. aud 80 to 4O,.
f5- selections; 3O) tubs shipped Cheese
s,ll a. b 10. for dairy, AID IS - lie.
f-r sage AID 'as-o-y; Go boxes -bippal
al-9 30 dog eggs AZ 2ot P,ta;oos sold
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Hanhruat gotitss.

INlsTKfCT OF VERMONT. IS Al Tsoi,.sst.
W. the 2ssh day o. sept. A. d. lsTt
The undor signed hereby elvAs notice o, h,s sp-
=, Ell In tho Count, 0: wlnd.or. ard STATE Of Va
mont within sad y strict. who las besn ID sit-i
. Bankrupt on cred t97s petition - the Dsu's;
Court o. said District.
Eoosittoek IT., Oct >, is7i-i5Tjv
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~ his side; didn't SEQ his hand; william
sad, Il len. diiycu call my mother such
nameY' She said, "Didyou call ne naaes?'
saw nothing more; Grogsn had gone down
heard DO words, hus noise OF wres.
ling, and then | called Dan Sullivan
During the forenoon. Nike came in
once and CroSan twice with this news
soort Etcn sad " she's queer acting
thing, We bad 10 cOnvofsltion about her
/ Saturday night William went to the con
II. aud thay I'll came into oar rooms after
! coming home; they were pleasant enough
George wanted 10 sell Dan Wsll ticket,
AMI B.u tod him it wasn't any good
f NearAe sad II was none Of bis business
there were not much words ab0us it | told
+ them az ID % L0 e; Ellen had got mad
/ Lut George didn't say much
! CIo-s 4 miuci: They all went out
when / It'd them ID % home; when
. CroEu told rs something he heard
Elsa say, next day, Dan Wall va. not
ta-Ec. william called Ellen three tine.
i.ai enough Tor her to hear; she made no
answer; II n4t sure whether or G.oaan
raa Up hs-i; tod Bill to come down; and
Ire made me % answer; heard George tell
Csog-a - 20 out of his house, as wss
going t3Tn or IL the ball az the foot; heard
Or1-Hn AK lillian TO come down; didn' =.
notice tctAer lie took hold OF his arm;
" uiilI Lad EG. stirred when went down;
All herd afterwards was sculiiug; William
was iai.cr and larger than George; all WIS
pleasant enough Saturday cxcep: a few
words a53u, tho ticket; George told Dan
tao tickets wcro good for Monday evening
lie cirect Ny husbands age was twenty
tT. be vas employ 81 By Pope & Mayo.
Dr. II Il. Atrc,sr, called, sworn, testified
rs - The examination made hy him of the
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-09

'f-us TROY IU-lSrsS College u one Q, 70,
1 - sod ~ schools ~ IL sha-scts-, .5i
=. -, ee.. .-s,r4lI- sJvsHfa.s. :-r tbs com
.srTc - etE-; 20. Ga- men "a sea. lss
gS,-vs. coe-se % -.gis uooQ1si ID 81 prActi-
ca ut-.rf. L 49, rI|inv-= - fur Teachers and
S-s NJ r.sa 1-J-ucc' "a 20 es,h pup =. G,,cn-
ats procure god .irnfr. urS Itt-l expenses f,r
Tires azlu.-r' -r-rth E Pc For csta esues sfdress
80 2 CtENF-i L r a. 81.
t>oe s-=v - Trey y Y.
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GHFaT REDUCTION
SL AlK SILKS.

Te haze. r., ]. tine e ;su- ssloi s,s ,-i.a &c
be s-t v~r--s. ss.,r. rs-.'sal,r mass q
.se. = is-tlst I've Lad 50 lss ,-aa- n.i, r
,.--r.' ssit- ,a4: tLey Lsr. rs-a -s.l 49, s-v,n
70, .1i.s-er,. We =,r " al r.sia &, aztec
ss-r.sSs
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Special Hatiffs.
coHsuMPTIoJ CAN BE cCasp

sssGcks FUlnoSIc LrRuP,
ocAaSGk'S ssswlso r0yrC
bcBsScxs HASDsAxs fii4s
Are Tee only MEDICINES thu. will euro Pulmonary
consumption frequently NED .cles that stou 4
Soesn WI occasion tbs cssih Of the patient they
tooA up tas Avsr, SEP tLs Tcaia.ea c: tho Looi
Lnorra1s fsllswA and IL fact, they clog the scti n
y. os vSy or xans that CAUSE tie cough Liver
1oesiAnt sd DBspspsis are thu csu.es O: w.
tnIus q ths eesss vi Coss1m pt!Os. Many Do SOS
ooneisn Q. dull pAia IN tss sds csnstipat.oa.
SeAee tonsus. psa - the shoulder blade f.eiiu /,
" eoSsases ssa ress sssaess ths loed living hsa IL
ss aHss. scssP.nisd with acid.ty and
neeAS oi viso- 1sess - ~ ylOns USUALLY or! n
- i.n discrd~ss conslL o! tho stomach or A
Ssee ivy Psrssrs - aisctea IL tAey take ons
or - essvy esea asa II tee causs in thass c,,e.
&c oddsaly cassss vill cad ira stomach AMI
W. o.ox4a' r.an-n6 torpid and iaact We and
Anoss oSore tnsy are A., aware the lung. are /.
ms OF re- ho1 rlos sssd. the result o! which
dseth ssaosks Pu.moI . Ayrsp u sn srvfcts-
All vAea dec not eostan opiua or Au,thin-
SaiculAtsd to ohssa . cough suddenly selsack's
pee~s>a tesis dlsss-v-s tss Tod m xes with tao
ssers juice OF the ssolAch, ada AIDS Ill s-stiOn
sne creates . rASsaes. Ape 20. When III. b. v,ls
are c. = ", sfin o,lOy, o. the ytoms oth-r.i-s
0. Dillon tsnde ncy. ssasaei N Andf.ks !1lIs s-e
requires. Tks II cd o are pr-psret only hv
J. II. SgH ANCd son
n 5. c racr Sixth and Area streets ta..s
Azf A.s Tor sale - a.! -u- .i.ts .rd desl-rS
Ut. ec1onek vii! b at tns &c ncy Hou-e D.,st a.
on tas io.lcv.ag de,.ae,isI.; October .;h AMI
2l,., sovemncr 4is snt - h, AID Dscctlaer >
lsth. =Ed sa-a. aar-. n -..rsc4wtv
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SUICIDE AT HC>ri>croN -Aralld Sh5r-
man, oi Huntington. cImmilci suicide,
NJa 'ly afternoon, cutting Lis throat from
ca % car with razor. lie had been sick
for several years AL suffered much pain
Taking advantage Of the temporary absence
Of .i- family. Re committed tie rash decd
frs. di7estias h;asall of all bis clothing *
e5ps bis aa... " en- found. be was iYing
on re d.o- razI- IN hlal. Nr sherman
wa5ai3l- sixty a7a years ofaEe
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Lord DuEerin subscribed SOS 10 the eree-
ley statue fund while in Detroit.
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v!ruEEr S app. at tat S'su III e 20 9 =
w Court in WI lu-. b. ;h- 4 rr % o. "a "a /.
y Il aud Tastlmaat ot said ctc-a-.C - avn r
lceu-@ aud au b0rity % Sc trs r.el e-iair e.
deceased setting fIrtA therein ia; sac cT-s g.
By b. last Will. ave 70 rs " 9 fur o, - :,
p-rsonai estate and fh~ Use of b real e. Sc. anil
prov iGed that il the slua va q M e't 70
suitably and eCm'ortshly support boz lhi a.
make use Of 80 much Of hs real e-tatc a ~ "a"
sufficient. that the personal eat, e. Do = a ms
been e1 eu--ed iu the support % ssit !h-rr, z 4
thst the inc11e @; the ~ e.'ate Is 10 ESQ a.
her support.
Whcrcuuar the sa.d Court appointed ami 80 -s.ed
tie iitl day %. oct Her. ~ a. "a a.; thr ? .hit-
Cont 70. ms lu SAD ps.rrt. &. bear AMI decide
upon p 3 appi eaton. aai PIT. %. a1i et i~f1d
punlic uat 81 th-l-o! o. &c -fcn o. al iers'.'s
i-ter,stl Il -e r. y pull sa of.ivr. l. eth
er ia On, me AMI plc- 90 boar : t-i..e weeks
successfully iu the Lar ne d i-tc Press p. VS.
plplr W. p circulate ia ta- uch e-hugi W tl''
persons Interested sad --t-tr NJ. VI "a g1'i e.
tons shah be prcv.ous g. tlo ny -=s med IL
hssg-u-.
Therefore ytu 1rc hereby 81 .r' ~ agpe1i 'r''-.1
said Court. % the ti-la ami a1. AS -u-a 10 a
ani there IA .ti CONT, g n3--r ,lt .h-..' a. 20
3 lie .--.rt.n- ,- sHch License, = s.l So c'Gs'-
/ Given uaicr la hand, rt a. fi"taia '1 "a
| Rooms TIL LAT i-J Vi .' B.; % % p. a. ~ D., g
iswlw o. H. "@i-i-'s , i''-'
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-09

Gentleman oil the jury: The resg3al-aI
la. besa Indicted for the crirls vf murder.
generally, and is nov on Trial iar that o.
iene- Under this indictnaus a the eri-
deuca warrants it is competent Tor yJa 20
had .or murder il the FIRST OK second degrees,
or lnanslaus hter or ilstifable h0uicdg. IL
serIaut your finding for murder ia the FIST
degree VOC must fad degree OF delibeIs-
ton and reconciliation to commit tie crime
charged. Il person without; jas.iitbe
cause takes life Intentionally. 70 alatlsr
nov long before, and an instrument caiou-
lated for snch an object he used, no spees :
necessary between the determination and
the execution Of the crime. By this statGt3
the Legislature eTidently intended a
greater degree Of delibeTstioa eb9a. tie
offence than existed at c3mraon law. De
liberation implies time for thought or Goa
alteration and preparation.
70 constitute murder in the es1nd degree
ell that is necessary under cur statute Is
the same sudden determination aud eSec1-
ton OF it, then ard there; design q take
the life and the accomplishment OF the pnr-
pose. II he forms the purpose aud intenl'
to d. the act. that constitutes IN, cEiaie %
murder in the second degree.
The crime # maas'aaghter may be e,.l-
7 mittsd by taking the lie OF another -en
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-09

Shortly rf,c, two O'Clock Yesterday alter
n01G, the jarY in Il. caEl o.! Blanchard -.
Rtwsln bToeght il ssaiel s.siici n isf-r
OF tie plIin;.F for S25 %.
Tie case Of Murphy =. Marsh aal Esi-
nglJs Va given 70 tie jury a. ihe close Of
tia daY ssi1n.
The case Of TIE U5igers.ty 9f vermont;
AMI SAFE Agricultural College vs.. u II.
Iale1tt was the frst csss taken up az tie
opening Of the court tbis.morniag. Tbs IS
an action OF asslmpsiI = recover o. a
proIaissorY hotc, tho property Of the pain
tiff, against the defendant, for the slA o.
81 coo, payable t9o Year. alter date, FEB.
-. 1872. The defsass Is NJ! III corpora
don, that 10 saeh lrpo.a;iln, as TIC pain
tiff, exists. Mes-rs. WhiiieNlrs ard
Wheeler for III. pllil.if, i ' Sy-Glting
and L. l.. Lawrence tor de,eni4nt %
hsarin:, the testimony IN ~ e-s-, iasel nst
directed the jury 10 fnd ps5 fsra. : q q.
il favor Of the plaintiff, - that tie questions
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-09

E-D.iy NJ ~ pa9sr1 = tas state plss'
copy.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-09

C-s>. LIS. !. /, Oc.. 7-Tt, 1s-,ab
avs today Ein seed Andrew Williams,
e. ~. .isfark i4r t-nzrs>s ir2 "a PIE Is p