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Heuh'oh NetUfned Vermont SOIdiersy
All members of the old Seventh VT. Regiment,
are requested to send their addresses as early as
possible to CAPT. r. b. SrEARys.
Burlington, VT.
otate papers please COPY. dewitt
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There remains due on the tax of last

the sum of 5,67l.
The agricultural fund, which arises from
the proceeds of lands voted the State by
Congress, for the support of the \ gricultu
raj College, amounts to Sl3j. 800. rhis sum
is invested in the registered loan of the
State, and the interest for the year, rs, 100,
has been credited to the income ac, ;ount,
and paid to the treasurer OF the cole &c on
the order OF the auditor
The current liabilities and resources o & the
State are as follows
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him, and concluded to postpone the shoot
ing for "a few days. s.
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wall on the north side OF his land, ad-
iacent TO the church property and construe-
i'm. lri,o az, +l,o+ .;le ~ hi. bo,se
w. -, -
Inns No'lch' VII ''i'ilso 'no "il~ls'''
~ sand hill TO shape much more interesting
10 all who have occa.ion to attend this
church ~ we'll os or,,tlv improyc the
r,,- W.
LOOKS '' MI - '''iiiS ~ 'i'-''''
Ms Mary Carey. an Irish woman, was
arrested On Friday last by Officer Avery.
-, ..r.;..-..-;,,+;..,
WINE $40 ""9 III Il S,'''c Vi i",o-'' ''''''"'
After spending the night IN the lookup she
was br,urbt before Justice Denny and
,.. "a Gv, do1lors and casts io, iDtoxi-
va, '''''- Nv
cation ana ten dollars ana costs 'or SeI4lhS
intoxicating liquor contrary to law. Search
or her PREMISES was also made bv Officer
g, or,,,,t t,,, ,,,;l,,,, and, half
avery "uU "'o"v WV s''i5''9 Gnu . '.''''
OF whl~Sey found, which, alter nearing
before Justice Denny was forfeited 10 the
I e. o.,iIt and b,ttcrv an \ sister irish
~ 10
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hall Ar Savage. ESQ. was elected chair
man and Capt. {. \. CARTS. secretary. J.
II. Ore9tt, OIpi' y. a. 1"i'Is Tue; H y2iI;n W,
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%ssal SNotires.
NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS AND SALE.

rI,HE following described property was seized by
/ the Officers Of the Customs for violation OF the
Revenue Laws Of the United States. to wit:
At Milton, August sth, ls7f-Dne single wagon
and one Harness.
Any person persons claiming the properly 50
SEIZED are hereby notified to appear within twenty
days from the first publication hereof. and ME win
the Collector Of Customs for the District OF vermont,
a claim, stating his her interest in the property
seized also, To execute bond to the United states
in accordance with the provisions Of the l2th Sec,
Act Is July 1866.
Pursuant the 18th section Of the act Aforesaid The
above described wagon and harness will be sold az
Public Auction, at the Custom House, Burlington,
Vt, on Friday September IL. 1874, at 10 O'Clock a
m, If no legal claim is interpOsed.
Custom House. District Of Vermont.
Collectors Office, Burlington, Aug. 10. 1874,
WILLIAM WELLS,
1wfw Collector OF Customs.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-08-14

The St. Adams Advertiser hears that
Sheriff Place has revoked the commission Of
Deputy Halbert. of Fairfax.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-08-14

TINTED STATES OF AMERICA, District Court
u OF Vermont, Marlboro, VT, indham County,
July nth. 1874. - IL.
appointment as Assignee OF the estate OF T. q.
Lynde, OF Windham County, anu state OF vermont,
within said District, who has been adlndTed
Bankrupt upon his own petition, by the u D DIS
trct Court of said District.
5w3w VIM. W. LyNDE, Assignee.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-08-14

The resources of the combined national
banks of New England amount to total
Of 1901 got, oio.6l, which is distributed
among the SIX State, as follows: Vermont.
SaI.Isl,lil - Maine. S27,7lG, 7Io.G7
New Hampshire, $H,22I ,2j3.I7; Massa-
chusctt~, Sis 49,, 1895 Rhode Island,
SIS 96s, 356.79; Connecticut, so, 29s ,OS3.-
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WRITE

To Bryant stratton, Troy Business College, ca'a
loyues and specimens of penmanship; sent Tree 10
nv address Is one OF the Oldest largest best sus-
tained and most practically conducted eomerclai
schools in the country, and the only one that
.es;ar Ninety per cont Of its graduates are nov In
successfal business. Total expenses ief three
months' eourse, including board, $40. addrse..
JNO r. CARNKLL RrineipaL
Dsoe-Wiy,fns my NJ H.
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SwANroN.-Mrs. J. Mack, in walking
from the house to the barn, recently, made
mi>>tep and broke her ankle.
Peter and George Little have purchased
the grocery store recently occupied by Mr.
Weaver, at Fonda's kilns, for six hundred
dollars
Farmers are mostly through haying The
crop is unusually large and Is stored in good
condition.
Business Is brisk on the Lamoille Valley
Railroad. The last pier for bridge is near
ly completed.
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'eleS' aph.l
New York Market.
NEW YoRK, August Il,


COTTON steady. in good demand.
FLOUR Receipts Of flour, 10 ~ barrels. Flour
scarcely active prices generally without any de
cided change. Sales of 800 barrels of superiine
Western and state at J0dj II; common TO good
extra western and state y as e.; good to choice
do. ; 900 10; common to choice white wheat West
ern extra, l5lD 60 common TO good extra Ohio
$50 %; extra st. Louis G5l1 ., including
6,stO barrels of shipping extra at jja16 90 the
latter very choice; 200 barrels OF extra mill four
prices within the range, market closing quiet Rye
1Our steady at 9D6D . 81. Corn meal firm; West
ern 375Gi p; brandywne4 10
GRAIN-Wheat receipts, S6,5S9 bushels. Wheat
less actee, l69c lower, only very moderate ex-
port and home trade inquiry. Sales OF SO 900 bush
els at 23lp 2il for No. Chicago, inside prices in
store; 20 for No. Milwaukee; | Is "a | b for
un graded Iowa and Minnesota spring; 32lDl 90
for No. spring; | 3plDl 81 for No. | Chicago; Is
for No. Duluth in stare 2l6Dl b for old winter
red ives; srn, 27Ql 81 for new do; 39GDi - for
for new amber western; 32 for red Illinois
| Is for new white de 81 for new amber and white
Tennessee together. Rye 9OGDi o. Sales of so
bushels Of new western at Die. Barley nominal.
Bar.ey malt dull two-rowed state i7G1i 50. cash
and time. Corn--Receipts 2li,si9 bushels. Corn
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-08-14

The following patents have recently been
issued to residents of this State: Eno~
Adams, Bennington, governor; Levi A.
Sleeper, Pouitney, -cailold: George \.
Hines, Bratt!eboro, plugs and seats for
valves Isaiah J Robinson. st. Johnsbarv.
process for tempcring tie blades of squares.
MoNkToN-Alter thorough canyaS,ing
Of the town on both sides, Joyce delegates
were elected at the primary meeting, We'd
ne~day. as follows ). L Smith, D. 5.
ladd, e. &. Beers.
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10 .ae Editor of the Free Press ami Times.
boon often nm in Earlin,t,n NV rho mana
COR. If .bc E.sov p,l+or., ,,.'n..rt-or
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l., mas --'1'-l -lJ'' -.. g.. '' 9
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women and children are invited. Come one Come
a.. By ,''sT '' the town committee
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The following Is an abstract Of the trans
actions of the State IreaSurer's Office for
the fiscal year ending August /, Io7l:
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pmIIo p. Ewo,v.uLl's ESTATE

STATE OF VERMONT, } The Honorable the
Probate Court. for the
District OF thliiEN'N' - District Of Chittenden.
Ts the heirs and an persons Interested in the estate
-. Pnio +. Hrowucil late OF Winston, N SAID
deceased deceased.
GFEErISG.
w lIEREAS Application hath been phds % this
w Court iu WrtIn-. hy Edward broWneA, O.
ui said hl..ston. sr,tIu- irth therein that sad
PhIip bruWuell. JOB bis Iietme, wts uhaer con
tract ndn- ia law and Equity {" dee'i the sad
Edward the farm on which tre said t1Wari now
resides situated % slid " DO -t"n- ant containing
uur hundred ami e'sht acres, at1 pray ny ssid
Court L. grant license 10 "a" admin stratnT % sali
estate g. deed sand farm To- saii Edsart E-uNu-
ell, a-rerthly To SAID contract
Nhcrcupuu, the said Court appointed and ass -ncd
the I'D dav ut August il. Dc At the Probate Court
Rooms iu li District. Co hear AMI deci'ie upon SAID
application. and petition. and ordered that pub
lie notice thereof bee given {" al persons interested
therein hy publishing sad vr'rr, together TIA
the time and place Of helrn-. three weeks suece-s
lively go the Burlington If,r Press, newspaper
which e'rcuiItr- iu the ur.-hrurhn'I OF those
persons Interested M ss.d ,-ilte, ala which pub
locations shall be previous O., che day -ued for
hear ~
Therefore, You arr hereby not he'd To appear be
;re -l-d Court at tne ia- AMI aee as -ned- then
snd there sad Court. T. uus "ur objections 10
the granting such license, u you SEQ cause.
GIVEN under ny hand 80 the Probate Court
Rious. this ist ola. e.. August. \. u. i11i.
GwIN t. > TAFT, register
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DISTRICT OF cnlTrESDEN s. nlii1b : Fire. late Of
Essex, in said District Deceased.
GREETING
At a Probate Court holden at burlington. within
and for the District OF Chittenden, on the -th day
OF August, 4. u. lS7i. an Instrument purportlng TO
be the last VIII and Testament @: II jan .. birse,
late Of Essex, in said District. deceased, was
presented to the Court Aforesaid for Probate.
and il ordered by said Court that the 81 st day OF
uEust, \. d. l.-4. Il the Probate Court Rooms
in said Darlington, be assigned Tor proving sad
Instrument; and that notice thereof be given 10 all
persons concerned, by publishing this order three
weeks succrs,vely in the Burlington Weekly Free
Press a newspaper printed at sad Burlington, pre-
vious to the time appointed.
Therefore you are hereby notified to appear before
said Court, at the time and place Aforesaid, and
contest the probate OF said viii. IL YOU have cause
Given under my hand at Burlington in said Dis
tret. this -th dag o, August. \ u. 1874.
7wsw X. ). TAFT. Register.
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Hem Embellishments.

gem 9drrtisements.
GOSSAMER
WATERPROOF Cape !
THE MANUFACTURERS CLAIM FOR THE
ABOVE NEW STYLE OF CAPE, THE
FOLLOWING;
That they arc perfectly Water Proof.
That four of them we III no more than oid-s'ylc
water-ProofCap
That ifworn in the lain twenty -four hours, they
will not absorb any moisture while the old
style viii nearly double its weisht and not
keep the weaIer dry, either
pact bundle, which can be easily carried IN tn
pocket; while the old style is a. large and
cumbersome as a woollen shawl.
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NEW lIAyEN.-Geo. Baldwin, an cmployc
in Mr.. Wllder's steam MILL had his foot cut
of by circular saw, Just back of the toc>,
on Saturday last lie was attempting to
kick block Of wood out of his way, when
his foot missed it and struck on the saw.
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SorrH HEao.-On sunday, the p inst, a>
Mr.. Joseph ha1ba was returning from
'rAnd Isle "l'h hiS VIE and infant enid
" ''''' came .- '"e wage" anu me morse
'''-'.l''' ~ "'.@ anu i'-'''s'' area 'r' . '--
V''u -'i'N' I'' ''' Nv ''-l sue -ffahs if'iA
''' wagon .le'N''2 "ef - above the
knee. 0Ae is DONG us wei as coo'i be ca
P'g''-
''i U arc many 1''''-'i| 'i' '''' .''''' '.'
I'''''l'' ''' '''ii'e 9i'i'''- ii'">' .'''S '"-I'
A'>' many '' inc FARMERS HOUSES
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locations shall he previous t. tac dai assigned Tor
hc.irEc.
Thereaffe. Won are hcr,H, ,ot d,d to appear be
;ere -d Court at tne me- ami llate ass -ued, then
and there $50 SAID Court. t. make our objections 10
the granting such license. y you -ee cause.
GIVEN under ny hand 80 the Probate Court
Rooms this st das q, August. \ D. ii l.
6WiN K. > TAFT Re lister
WILLIAM IL. PLACES ESTATE.
STATE or VERMONT ! IT, an persons con,
DISTRICT or omIFNpfN, swim ii Fasg s,i iass
Of Burlington. 10 said District. deceased.
Alta Probate Court holden at Darlington, within
AMI for thc District 90! thtttAden on the '2ith day
pa7t.n. 90 h4 tire Lust W. and Testament, OF
william Il. Fa-S. late co BUR- n-ton, in said Dis
trct, d't-,ed- WIS presented o. the Court aiJre-
SAID for Probate. and BE- ordered by sad Court that
tAc - dan ut ADJUST = %. "a, at the Probate
C,uit E.oul-. iu sad burlington, be assigned Tor
uror.u- said Instrument. sud tiat notice thereof
Dee given Go sd persons concerned. by publishing
'h-- order tafcc weeks succts-vtiy IA the Burlns-
t1a Free Press. newspaper printed st said Bur-
ln-tuu, Vr.t.a. tn She time appointed.
Therefore. sen arr hereby notified t. appear
he..f, -ad G.. lst ,t the time and place Aforesaid,
and contest t.e probate "i .'!d v.l4 II you have
cause.
t.,cu ulder IDS hand 90 Darlington, ia sad Dis
ewiw q. S. TAFT Register.
NEWTON ". sToNE's ESTATE.
STATE oF VERMONT TIE Honorable the
DISTRICT "rrSnfN rc If ca, Gh.,t ,a, sip
To- all persons Interested in the estate OF
Newton y. Stone. -Itc ol ESSEX, .u said District,
deceased. GREETING
N-HEEENS. .l'd court hath assigned the 1-ta
W dan OF Au-ust. next, fog the settlement Of
the administration account 81 The administration
and ior decree ui the residue ~ SAID estate
20 the heIs oi said decreased and ordered
that public notice Thereof he gwen o. all
persons Interested in said estate, by pub
-N tUHf|s -. e.
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The following order, relative to the an
nual muster Of the First Regiment of the
National Guard of Vermont, has been issued
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TEMPERANCE MEETING IN RUTLAND A
MEMORIAL TO THE LEGISLATURE ADOPTED
A temperance meeting was held in Rutland,
Wednesday evening, agreeable to call of
the committee appointed some time since to
draft memorial to the Legislature on the
subject of the proposed amendments to the
p-ohibitory liquor law Of the State. The
committee was composed of Judge Dunton,
D. r.. Nicholson and B. X. Chase. After the
preliminaries of the meeting, the memorial
prepared by them was presented, which
reads as follows
MEMORIAL.
To the General Assembly of the State Of Vermont
October Session, 1871
Your petitioners, inhabitants of the town OF -.
in this State, respectfully represent that while
regard the present prohbory laws OF this State the
best in force anywhere, we believe that the same
can be improved by making them more efficient in
operation and speedy in their results and to that
end we pray that your honorable body viii so
amend chapter 81 of the general statutes, that the
penalty for keeping, selling furnishing and giving
away intoxicating Liquors contrary to law, shall
comprehend fine and imprisonment on each eonSic-
tOn; that the owners of premises who
knowingly suffer, intoxicating liquors to be
penalty as the seller that the person sell
ing y portion Of the intoxicating liquors whereby
int \ cation is produced be liable in all cases 10
iuli lIyment for all damages which such persons
may commit while intoxicated and also to SAID per
sons wife or minor children for all moneys paid by
him for line and costs for intoxcation any other
offence committed while intOxicate and also for
all other and proper and constitutional amendments
which vi tend to render said statute effect i've
in supp-essng drunkenness, pauperism and crime.
After some discussion, and few speeches
the question Of the adoption of the me
mortal was put, and carried unanimously
in the affirmative. 1t was then moved and
carried thas Messrs. j. NJ Haven, j. B.
Page and f. W. lIosmer be appointed
committee to put the memorial into the
hands Of the people in the different towns
Of the State. to obtain their signatures, then
to be presented to the Legislature. The
meeting then adjourned to meet in four
weeks, at the same hour and place.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-05
LOCAL MATTERS.

INDICTMENTS Found BY THE GRAND JUaY
! dEsrEaDAY.-- Fhe grand jury Of the Hus.
nngs Court met yesterday and indicted the
following parties:
William Duke, felony. defraudine Joseph
M. foWkes by representing that be was an
agent Of the Kentucky State Lottery. sc. !:
William Duke, for felouiou.ly stealing s57fI
ftom Joseph III. Fowlkps; John Dull. being
wicked and eyil-disposed person, CON.
mon cheat, contriving aud intending fraudu.
lently and feloniously to cheat and defraud
one Joseph ID. FowIkes, and did pretend
to said Fowlkes that he was an agent of the
Kentucky STATE Lottery, &C., and By such
means obtained s570 from said Fowlkes ;
John Dull, Tor feloniously stealing S57o from
Joseph NJ. Fowlkes John II. KeiseI, for felo-
niously stealing 1910 from Joseph NJ.
Fowlkes; John II. Keisel, falsely represent.
ing himself as the agent OF the kentucky
Stale Lottery and receiving 500 from Joseph
H. FowlkeS; John Wren, misdemeanor. Tor
barboring and maintaining John Dull
knowing that be had committed feou,
William F. Knox, misdemeanor, for har.
boring John Dull knowing that he had com.
mitted q felony; William Duke, misde.
meanor, for offering TO sell lottery ticket
to Joseph A. FowlSes, &c. John Dull, same
offence; John q. Keisel, same offence.
The grand jury was adjourned until Fri
day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-05

TIE TuEArRE-AIMEE.--Th sale Of re-
served seats for the Aimee entertainments
commence tomorrow morning at O'Clock
at c. f. Johnston'S music-stoie, on Main
street. Mile Aimee appears for the first
time in this CITY. She is the recognized
queen of opera bouffe, and will be accompa-
MED by the French opera boulte company.
M'Ile Aimee appears on Monday evening
the 9th instant in La File de Madame An
got. 1t is said that this opera has been care
fully pruned Of everything which could Of
tend, wblla all Of It's general fun has been re.
tanned, and is rendered by the company
in manner which not only attracts large
audiences, hut keeps them constantly inter.
estea and amused. Of course Aimee will
have full houses while she is in Richmond
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-05

MAYORS CoUar.-Justice Hancock
Frank Westmoreland, charged with creating
disturbance in the street, was bound over
to keep the peace for six months in the sum
of S25. ,.,
Several persons charged With drunken
ness having sobered oil, were discharged.
ALrEacArros.-An. alteration occurred
on Main street near the courthouse, yesteI-
Jav afternoon. between two citizens, which
resulted res in one being Knocked down by q
blow from the fist Of the other. Damage
slight. Captain Wilkerson arrested the
belligerent and carried him to the station
house.
COMMISSIONERS OF ELEcTIoS.--Messrs. a
G. Evans, Emmet Weislger, and Alexander
Brooks negro commissioners .ta Hs s,eeliou
Court TO-DAY at 10 o'clock to canvass the re
turns of election held in this city on tues
6ay