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Special gotifes.
DIR. SCHENCK'S
PulmOnic Syrup, Sea Weed Ton
ic, and Mandrake Pills.

These medicines have undoubtedly performed
more cures of Consumption than any other remedy
known TO the American public. They are com.
pounded OF vegetable Ingredients and contain moth
ing which can be Injurious to the human constitu-
ton.
=, other remedies advertised as cures of consump-
uon, probably contain opium, which is somewhat
dangerous drug in all cases. and /. taken freely by
consumptive patients it must do great injury, for
Its tendency is to conine the morbid matter In the
system, which, of course, must make cure i'm
Schenck's Prlmonic Syrup is warranted not to
contain a particle of opium. 1t is composed OF
powerful but harmless herbs, which act on the
lungs liver, stomach and blood, and thus correct all
morbid secretons, and expel all the diseased matter
from the body. These are the only means by which
consumption can be cured, and as ScheneE's Pull
monte Syrup, Sea Weed Tonic, and Mandrake Pills
are the only medicines which operate in this way,
II Is obvious they the only genuine cure for
Pulmonary Consumption. Each bottle OF this in
valuable medicine is accompanied by full directions
Dr. Schenck is professionally at his principal
Office, corner Sixth and Arch streets. Philadephia
every Monday, and at the Quincy House. Boston,
on the following Wednesdays, June 10th and 9th,
July sth and I'D, and August 5th and 18TH
March ll-leOdkwly
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xeaal gatifss.


HENRY NJ. BROWNELL,s ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT. , The Honorable tn.
DISTRICT OF S9HI Ss ,as
TO the heirs and all persons interested in the estate
OF Henry NJ. Brownell, late Of Cleveland, In the
State Of Ohio, deceased.
GREETING.
"HEREAS. application hath been made 10 this
w Court In writing, by Mary s. Bfowuell, or
Essex, in said District. setting forth that said
Henry NJ. Brownell, in his lifetime, held in trust
for her certain piece OF land. in said Essex stu-
ated on the south side OF the highway leading
from Essex Junction to Richmond. containing about
ten acres, and now occupied by her as home
stead,-and praying said Court to grant license u
the administrator OF said estate to deed said
premises to the said Mary s., agreeably to the
statute IN such ease provided.
Whereupon, the said Court appointed and asst gned
me th day OF July AID. 1874, at the Probate Court
Rooms IN said District to hear and decide upon said
application, and petition, and ordered that pub
nc notice thereof be given to all persons Interested
therein by publishing said order, together with
.ne time and place of hearing, three weeks success
Nely IN the Burlington Free Press. newspaper
which erculates in the neighbOrhoOd OF those
persons interested in said estate, all which pub
icatons shall be previous to the day assigned for
hearing.
therefore, You are hereby notified to appear be-
lore sad Court at the time and place asst gned then
anu there IN SAID Court, u make your objections to
'he granting such license, il you sec cause.
, uiNen under my hand at the Probate Court
n,Onis, ths 18th day Of June, A. ID. 1874.
i"'w T. f. WALES, Judge.
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Nntland County Republican Nofnina-
lions.
Special Despatch to the Free Press and Times.
RUTLAND, June 30. - The Republican
County Convention met here tod ay. Judge
DGntOn, Of Rutland. presided, al I'd the fol-
lowing ticket was put in nominal ion:
SenatOrs-Col. Redfeld Proctor, Rutland;
Simeon Allen, Fairhaven; l.. P. Howe,
Mount Tabor; Fayette Holmes, Sudbury.
Assistant Judges-Chauncey 5. Rumsey,
Hubhardton, Jacob Edgerton, Rutland.
States Attorney-Joel c. Baker, Rutland.
Sherif-Wm. NJ. Field, Rutland.
High Bailiff-Geo. ID. Spencer. Fair haven.
Judges Of Probate - J. B. Bro mley,
Castleton Walter c. Dunton, Rutland.
There was a full attendance. and good
feeling prevailed. H.
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What Every Fourth Person Needs

l. some convenient. agreeable and prompt
remedy for Habitual Costiveness, a. would adv Sc
all those who are troubled with Dyspepsia Cos
tyeness, Piles. BilliOusnets Headache or any form
Of ind gestiOn, to use DR. HARRIsON's PERIsrALrTc
LOzESGEs. Elisha Huntington, NJ. D., ex-Lieu-
tenant Governor Of Massachusetts,. They are pleas
ant TO the taste. and require increase OF dose
TO perfect cure. Trial box, - cts. Large box 60
cts. mailed free for this last price.
DIR. HARRIsOS's ICELAND BALsAN, a splendid
cure for coughs, hOarseness, and all throat and
lung complaints. For sale by L. S. HARRISON K
Co. Proprietors, No. fremont Temple, Boston,
and by all druggists. July win
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THE GREAT AMERICAN CONSUMPTION REMEDY.
DR. VIM. HALLS BALsAa FOR THE LUNGS cures the
worst cases OF Coughs Colds and all diseases of the
Lungs, Throat anu Chest. For WhOopins Cough
and Group it is a certain specific The most obst-
nate cases surely yield to falls Balsam when used
perseYeringly Stands at the head of all cough
preparations. Sold everywhere. John +. Henry
.urran Co., Proprietors, 4 College Place, New
York. wit
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NnrIcr i. r,NKi,rrrcY

'UHIS S To give notice, that ON the 18th day Of
i June. A. D. 1874, Warrant in Bankruptcy
wa issued against the estate Of Nelson Pease, o.
Weston in the County % Windsor. and State OF
Vermont. who HIS been adj dscd Bankrupt On
hs creditors petition. that the payment Of any
debts and delivery 81. any property belonging -
sal0 Bankrupt, % him, or for his use, and the
transfer Of any property by him. are forbidden by
law that meeting OF the creditors o; said Bank
rupt, to prove their debts, and u choose enc or
more As-isuees Of his estate. will be held at Court
Of Bankruptcy 10 be holden at Towns Hotel.
IN Bellows Falls, IN the County Of Windsor, and
State Of Vermont. before A. 4. Lyman. Esq
Register, the 2lst day Of july. \. D. 1874. at 3
O'Clock P. N. THOMAS FAlLEI.
Iw2w Deputy |. :. Marshal Messenger.
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dull and lower. Sales Of l3ooo busbsls NJ sea,-a,
Tor mixed western; 6O063 for white western.
Hay heavy-l 0s0l 10 for shipping
HofS firm; l0db2c for low TO fair Is a M for
good TO choice. wv iol
COFFEE quiet and firm; Is3@22ic for Rio.
SUGAR firm but irregular 7}0 Lie Tor fair IN
good refining; si@s 3-l6 for prime. "
RICE quiet
l2lc. ~ ieHneu
ALLOW ALoW heavy: Sales 900 lbs at "a 81.
EGGS firm; 2li % PC for state and Pennsvl-
vana 2l02lt for Canada; PIC for Western.
- LEATHER frm-Hemlock SOLE Buenos and Rio
S Ssie light, middle and heavy weights 2703c
WOOL hrm-Domestic fleece 43zD6Sc pulled 3a0
90; unwashed l7l137c; Texas lsa37.
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ENoCu HOMES EsrarE

STATE OF VERMONT, } To all person. con
DISTRICT ,r ,.,,,,r,..r-. tcerned In the estate
D's'"ior % 'HiIrsSDES' s-Sof Enoeh Howe.
late OF Essex in said District, deceased.
GREETING
Al Probate Court holden a; Burlin ston within
ana or the District OF Chittenden on the 18th day
OF June a ID. 1874. an Instrument purportng to
DC the last VIII and Testament, o. EnOch Howe
Iate o. Essex, in said District. deceased, was
presented To the Court Aforesaid. for Probate; and
u i ordered by said Court that the llth day "
Juiy' a D. 1874, at the Probate Court Rooms in
said Burlington. he assigned for proving said
instruments and that notice thereof be given 10 all
persons concerned, by publishing this order three
newspaper printed at said Burlin.tln previous L,
the time appointed.
Therefore You are hereby fed 70 appear helvro
SAD Court, at the time and place aforesaid, and
contest the probate 81 said will, if YOU have cause
TWEEN under my hand. at Burlington, IN SAID u. s.
trlct. this 18th day o." June. A. u. 1874.
52wiw r. +. WALES, judge
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IN the District Court Of the United States for the
i District OF Nermont.--ln the matter Of Solomon
Wright and Levi u. Tanner. O: the firm ofS. Wright
and Company. Bankrupts-Ia bankruptcy. To
the creditors OF said Bankrupts. ,and al others
whom il may concern The undersigned. ASH neO
OF the estate Of said Bankrupt. hereby gives Ittice
that il has been ordered hy the District Court Of
said District, that the Second and Third General
Meetings Of the creditors OF said Bankrupts re
held al the office o. A. F. Ly mab. IN Bennington In
said District ON the 18th day OF July A. u. 1874.
at O'Clock IN the forenoon. before A. ?. Lyman,
Register in Bankruptcy. for the purposes named
in the 9Th and 18th Sections 81 the Bankrupt Act
Of Marca the ~ 1867, and this j. also To give
tee that have filed my final account as assignee
Of said Bankrupt and that al said time and place
shall apply % said Court for the settlement Of said
account. and for discharge from all liability as
Assignee OF said estate IN accordance with the pro,
visions Of said 18th section 52w3w
Dated at Manchester. in said District, this 2lrt
day Of June, AID ls7i.
CHAUNCEY GREEN. Assn nee.
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Bankrupt NOtires.
NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

'I'lilS is to give notice, that the 9th day Q!
l. June. A. u. .Sst, 4 Warrant IN Bankruptcy
was issued against the estate # Derby a Ford
Of Burlington, in the County ~ Chtteuden and
State Of Vermont. who have been adudged Bank
rupts on their credit ors' petition that the pay
ment OF any debts and delivery OF anv prop
erty belonging To- slid Bankrup;s, to them, or
tor their use and the transfer Of any property by
them, are forbidden by law that a meeting II the
creditors Of SAID Bankrupts, TO prove their debts,
and 10 choose one or more Asiuees % thoT estate,
Will he held at Court OF Bank rupcy, 10 be holden
at the Office OF L. l.. Lawrence, Esq, in Burlington
in the County OF Chittenden, and STATE Of Vermont
before L. L. Lawrence. fsq., Register, the lith
day %; July, A. ID. i-,4. at IN O'Clock A. ".
THOMAS FAlLEY.
Deputy Uute,l States Marshal. as Messenger
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NOTICE

A MEETING OF TIE STOCKHOLDERS OF
"A the Burlington Gas Light Company will he
held at the Office OF said Company on the 9TH day Of
July next At O'Clock ,. r.. for the purpose Of
electin- seven Directors Tor the ensuing wear.
CHAS. f. SPAULDIN6.
Burlington. June 2--dl0t&wlw Secretary.
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On their return from st. Johnsbury, last
week, Messrs. Palmer and f. W. Oakes,
otJericho, in company with a gentleman
from North Hydepark. caught in Eden and
Lowell, Isl pounds Of dressed trout This
will do very well for a couple of lively Bur-
lington and Lamoille Railroad mon.
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The members of the late excursion
through the Lamoille Valley who made the
best time on the home stretch were d. &.
Barber and Judge y. Parker They left
So John~bury at j.03 O'Clock "a. M, spent
an hour at lIydepark. and two hours at TIE
Bo~twick House, and reached home at o3
O'Clock p. N, being Just ten hours frorI st.
John-bury through, and little over five
hours on the road from Ilydepark to Bur-
inston-i2 miles. They had 81 covered
buggy and span. driven by Dan"
We do not applaud the wisdom of the re-
iasal to permit Mr. Lawrence to speak at
the Methodist Church, on Sunday evening
hut those whoapplauded the decision which
forbade Mr.. Ballard to speak at the County
Convention, on saturday. have no right Ia
lind fault with Mr.. Iluntington'> refusal
Mr.. Lawrence had been alluded To. not by
name. and with no opprobriouS charges,
unless it is opprobrious To say that a man
bitterly denounces the pronihitorv law. Mr.
Ballard was attacked by name and with
charges affecting h:> integrity. yeracty and
professional. political and social standing
Yet men who voted for silencing Mr. Bal.
lard. and enjoye d and applauded the result
as declared, are Mortified at the ilIbcrality
OF the chairman of the temperance meeting
We like neither decision. because we believe
IN fair play and free speech. on all oc
caSlons, and because We believe the adyO
Gates and representatives of a great anC
good cause can always afford to be not only
Just but generous.
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gew advertisements.
WRITE

To Bryant 4 Stratton, Troy Business College, cata-
loxues and specimens Of penmanship; sent free to
any address, Is one Of the Oldest largest hest sus
tanned and most practically conducted comercial
schools in the country, and the only one that
ocfios Ninety per cent Of Its graduates are nov In
sucesssfni businss. Total expenses for three
month"; courss, including board, $40. eddreaa.
JNO n CARMEL PriAsipAl
Dses-uly. In Tfoy, n. Y.
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- nfrrtrNru linton Live stock r.rra.t
tuns ..u.

ATUrsr 0F LIVE srooS At MARSgr.
Cattle. Sheep Lambs. Swi
iA.s wcaA-------. tr 31y-
Last wees----.... 1858
Prom Vermont 90 45H
Pr ces of Market Becf-A Few choice. s. e1io -;
extra So "fain tl first quality g. u1a9 - second
quality, : u'a- - third quality, s. uua -.
Free, % Store Cltt.e-NorkinS oxen per pair,
sl.N, : 80, S-5. So; N ich Cows and Calves.
from iH6l; Farrow Cows -1Gl5. extra. st5Ggj .
leir. NJ, s.t.Il. Two Years Old, s-uQ-- Three
Aears Oli Spt45.
Western Tat Sw mel sc. none.
siorc-Mho.csale, none.
Prices o., Sheep and Lambs In lots. wool sheep.
- ui, > 80 aud 800, each; extra 20 a. o.,
" rom too. Ff Few tlucy sheep At % Qlnc
2 %. Spr 'n- Lambs. q gib sheared Sheep, .
lt Eiti veal Calves. s. D5ali ol.
Prices %. Hides, Il4ow and Skins Bri shton
Hide, = q g v b. rl!low. -ll1c = II Country
) 5id2 81. each; Lamb Sk ms sc each. Sheared
> NJ. re each Das5 "a rs, &c each Ca.t skins,
III I'd lic 2 h.
REMARKS.
Clttlc-Far Northern cattle. rather dry picking.
Farmers argue % this way ''Our steers and othrr
stock IRE now do. n vel the pastures, improy-
-n- cry Jay. where We v u let them remain Jew
weeks, while We attcnt o. hay n-.~ The prime pal
cali g. ID market Is .lr the Western cattle hy u.
tn4Well and " IN. Scol4lus. who thl- week offered
tyry fine stock. They were very foe Nesters steers.
Cattle today are selling slow, a. dealers intend TO
Sheep and Llmbs-Wc labor under some difficulty
ia arrvln- az exact figures. as some OF the stock.
probably ;run DO e. u car loads, viii not land IN
D.. i"-n'rruw morn.n NJ. including arrivals 10 nor
ruw and those received to-day, $50 head. Very
Few nice docks noticed "a market. and butchers are
MT iuc..nei g. purchase such stock. only At low
rates iue best "a market were River lambs whlc n
went 90 l-c IN. ord. nary hocks from JHlucFib.
Puultry-l5c eib is the best poultrymen Will give
this wcct. Trace ur dressed lots j, dull the clty
and those who handle live LOTS ud poor satisfaction
ia The trs1ic. Best grades at i5c . % ordinary 10
ue'i-u'n l"i- 10 D. ailic Fth.
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A little glr at Bennington, named TolIine
Blew was run over by wagon onThursday
and killed.
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Nh Pcr.0u can take these Bittcrs Accord
ing 10 directions, and remain long unweil, pro-
viled their bones arc not destroyed by mineral
poison or other means. and vital organs wasted
beyond the point OF repair.
Dy.pepsia Ind gcstiOn. Headache ram
in the Shoulders. Coughs, Tightness Of the Chest;
Dizziness. Sour Eructations OF the stomach. sa'l
Jaste in the Mouth Bilious Attacks. Papitation oil
the Heart Inflammation OF the Lungs, Pam IN ihe
region OF the kidneys and a hundred other painful
symptoms are the oifsprings OF Dyspepsia one
hattie will prove a better guarantee OF It's merits
than lengthy advertisement.
Fer Female Complaints, in young or on.
married or single. at the dawn OF womannoou' or
the turn Of life, these Tonic Bitters display so ue
ceptibe.
mns;..s and Govt Bilious. Remittent ana INFER
mif,ent Feyers Diseases OF the Blood. Liver Md
nevs and Bladder these Bitters have no equal
Such Diseases are caused by Vitiated BLOOD
They arc n gentle Purgntive ns wen y
, To1ie possessing the merit OF acting a.
,ovarfni agent in relieving Congestion or imam
nation OF the Liver and Visceral Organs, anu III
Bilious Diseases r....x ca,,
Yer skis Diseases, Eruptions. Tefter, SAT-
pheum Blotches spots, Pimples. Plstues, boiis'
Carbuncles Ring-worms. Scad Head, sore Eyes
Erysipelas Itch Scurfs. DISSERTATIONS OF the sAln,
Humors and Diseases OF the skin oil wnateveI n' .
or are literally dug up and carried out o. the
system in A short time by the use OF these Bitters
GrasefnI Thsssa1ds proclaim VINEGAR BIT
ryRs the most wonderful lnvigorant that ever sos-
n. ri. MCDONALD 4 CO.
Druggists and Gen. Agts.. san Francisco. Cal,
cnr, Of washington and Aariton Sta, n
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS 4 DEALEkA
July 2-id&Wly
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ID ED.

AUsrIS.-ln Colchester, June 18th Mss hate
Austin daughter OF II. ". Austin, aged p.
THoMrsoS.-ln Hydepark, June 27th, Mrs. Lucy
Stafford Thompson, a. ed 80 years.
LADUKE.-At Winooski, Sunday, June 2~h, 1874,
Charlotte Z, daughter % Francis LeCairt and wife
20. {. Z. LaDuke, aged ? years and months.
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VI AItItlI.D.

DYER-u SDERHILL.-At St. Paul's church. June
9th. by the Rev. r. K. Atwill, J. II. Dyer Of New
York and Jeanette J. Uuterh.Ii % Brooklyn, NY.
No cards.j
RASDALl-FoRIUsH.-At the residence O.! the
bride. in Montpelier. June 4ith. by Rev. r. Ii.
Randall, assisted by Pew. Dr.. Hull oi Christ
Church. Montpelier, !. J. &. Randall $50 OF Rut-
land and Hattie T., daus hter o.. o. p Forbush, Of
Montpelier.
LASDON-BUsH.-In Bennington. Ohio. by the
Rev. j. y. Close. L. ". Landou o. NJ liuu. y erInout
10 Adelaide U. bush, OF Cordinzton. Ohio.
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NOTINI..

DUT into the Pound. on Spear street. South Bur
/ ln-ton, two last spring he..er Calves, une red
and the other red and white. The owner IS
guest 10 prove property, pay charges. and take
them away. AMASA s WARNER,
Pound Keeper.
So. Burlington, VI. June 3J-did&wlw
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DRowNED.-Two sons of John Guyer. of
St Johnsbury, three and five years old,
We're drowned on Monday of last week
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on Saturday, was a full one-a little too inll.
10 fact. as ON the first ballot taken two
vote, more than the entire number Of de-
.egates were east. Unusual excitement pre-
vailed. and the session was prolonged by
extended presentations Of candidates and
by frequent ballots, till six O'Clock p. m.
The contests Of most interest were those
over the first Senator, and the States
Attlrney-the first being marked by the
somewhat unusual course Of an advocate of
one of the candidates, who, not combining
himself TO the commentator of his own
man, made a detailed personal attack on
tLc other candidate motion to allow
the gentleman thus assailed (who, though
present, was not delegated to reply, was
declared not carried. it, defeat, in the opin-
0a Of many, being due rather to strength
oi lungs on the part of the noes than to
lack Of ayes. The nomination for States
Attorney had the unusual feature OF the
presentation of a petition signed by nearly
two thousand women of Chittcndcn coun-
~, asking for the choice of a nominee,
who could be relied on to give honest
ana cacctual service in the execution of
the prohibit0ry law"
The name of Mr.. Whittemore. as the dele
gate WHO nominated him stated, was pre-
-eutcj in response to this petition. Mr.
Hewitt. as is well understood, bad the
general support of the opponents Of the
law but the gentleman who presented his
name expressed his own belief that he. zoo,
would faithfully execute thelaw. as request /
eIIv the ladies. How far this belief extend /
cd in the convention. OF course we do not /.
know hutf.t had been general We have /.
u, doubt twouI have cost the successful |
nominee most of the vote, which gave him .
the nomination. We trust, however. that. /
l elected. lie Will make good the pledge thus
made in bi-bclair Our space Will permit /
us 90 say nomarc, in comment on the result, /
than t. ci.l the attention Of some who will .
Re dissatisfied with this re-Ilt, to the fact
that very few votes in the caucus OF any
oucofh alra dozen towns. would have given
The Republicans Of the county nominee
for States Attorney, about whose inclina-
nation and purpose to fulfil to the letter
his duty under the prohibitory law, Is
under all tie laws, there was no doubt
Frg more votes ol temperance Repnbli-
cans in this city. hundreds of whom did not
near Tue '-''''' "0''' navy '''u''- d
'1''''''" '','D '''-' wig VI '''' y ''''"
Jus, '- '''''' ID -'' ''' aus a. ''''1' ''''''.'
'''- I'D. ''-'- - mn - -
go ''' ' V - ~ '''., -
temperance men in the delegation chosen,
or that the temperance men four city did
not turn oat pretty well to the us,but
0oagt -tai at home 70 make practically
Useless t-e efforts o.! those who went, and If
they now complain 3D.. any of the results Of
the Convention, they and their slack and
A-i-e~' brethren throughout the county
nave themselves 10 thank Tor H.
The Merchants National Bank of Barlinr-
I'm have made THAR psuol .sni-,nnr,, J;v-
iIerl Of five Ter cent. payalle on and after
july I~t.
Bruce s. Lldd of Waterbury, have COM
menceI 10 run q daily coach to MorriSyille.
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For second Senator. Mr. Hoxie, of Milton
presented the name Of C. l. Ladd, of Mil
ton.
MIR. Humphrey. Of Jericho, presented tn
name of l.. f. Wilbur, OF Jericho.
Mr.. Hobart. of Essex, presented l.. n
Williams. of Essex
Mr.. Gibbs, of Burlington, seconded Mr.
Laid. The chair appointed as tellers, Messrs
IIoxie of Milton. Humphrey of Jericho. an,
Hobart of Essex
Whole number of votes ...I57
Necessary to choice. ....-...... ~
&. /. Laid had ........ 81
l.. +. Wilbur had. . 40
l.. n. Williams had ...... %
{. W. Writers had. l
And Mr.. Ladd was declared the nominee
For third Senator. Mr. Baldwin of Hines
burgh presented the name of J f. Miles, o
IIinesburgh.
Mr.. Patterson, of Shelburn presented Wal
ter \. Weed, Of Shelburn.
Mr. o. II. Ellis, of Huntington, presented
!. II. Chesmore, of Huntington.
Messrs. Trick. of Burlington, Humphrey
ofJericho, and Bartlo of Milton, second
ell the nomination of Chesmore.
Mr.. Byington. of Jericho, seconded the
nomination of Dr. Miles, and Gen. Bars
tow, of Burlington, that of Mr.. Weed. The
chair appointed as tellers. Messrs. F. H.
Baldwin of Illnesburgh. Patterson of Shell
! burn. and o. H. Ellis of Huntington.
The first ballot stood
Whole number of votes 1863
Necessary to 4 choice. ........ 81
! Mics --------.-- .-....Jo
W eed Observation-Disclosures. 81
Ohcsmore. ---.-------..- --..-..-. 40
Mr.. Gibbs. of Burlington withdrew the
name of Mr.. Weed, and sectonded the nom
nation OF DR.. Chesmore The chair ap-
pointed 0. II. Wright. of Ilinesburgh,
Newell Lawrence, Of Burlington, and j. T..
| Spraguc. Of huntington, As tellers, and the
second ballot resulted as follows
4. II Chcsmore. -.-......-.-....I0 j
John f. Miles Observation-Disclosures. A.
Majority for ChesmOre. ............ IS
FIRST ASSISTANT JUDGE.
Mr.. Ray. of Colchester. presented the
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Milton. seconded the nomination.
Mr. Ray Withdrew the name Of Mr.. Bal
Lard.
Mr. Hard. of Darlington, nominated Ezra
lio1Siord, OF Charlotte
The char appointed MesSrS. /. l. Law
renee and f. K. Hard. of Burlington, and
II. q. Bartlett. OF Milton. n tcllerS. Inc
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