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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-09-04

WOODSTOCK RAILROAD.-Wo rk is already
commenced on the Woodstock Railroad and
the road is TO be completed from White
River Junction. and the cars running as far
as Quebec village, by January LIST. 1875.
Two hundred thousand dollars has been
guaranteed to the contractor, who is to
complete the road and put it in running
order.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-09-04

United States Treasurer Spinner has re-
ceiyed $1,000, willed by II. F. Day, of Bris-
to-, to help pay the national debt
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-09-04

HARRY HILL, the champion wre,tler. PC
l East Houston ST.. says GILES LINiMENT
IODIDE AMMONIA cures soreness and stiff
ness OF the joints ard muscles; recommends it 10
all gymnasts
Wv. II. VAN Cor. Superintendent of the Fleet
wood Park, has used GIles' Ln nent Iodide OF Am
monia on horses and recommends il.
HAIRY BAssETT's owner, Col. McDaniels uses in
his stables Giles Linmeut lodide Ammonia. Depot
81 9th avenue Y. Y. sold by Drug-ists.--Sept p
fd&iw
4 GENTS WANTED for Best and Latest Map o
"A the United states and World ever pGblishei.
together with ChPrts and Pictures. Large wages
made with certainty. send Tor terms at once 10 d.
L. ct ERSSEY. Publisher, Concord. y. H.-Sept2,
+i&w'w
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The state and County Tickets by Ward.

FIRST WARD.
For Governor-Peck. q; Bingham. -.
leut.-Goy.-liinckiey, Ga Chase, -.
Ircasurer-Page, 6j; Cham berlin. Al
For Member Of Congress-Hendee >,
Edwards. ID
For Senators-Heury, 81; Ladd. 4;
Chesmore. 80; Bishop, SO; Quinlan, A.,
Brown 80; Huntington, &c; Miles, %
REYNOLDS, %
For Assistant Judges-Parker. 60 Hal
bert 6j; Stewart, a. Prouty, Al.
For States Attorney-Hewitt, A; Le-
clair, 81; Davis, 81.
SherIf-Drew, 66 Perciyal. H.
High BailIf-Macomber, to; Weaver.
H.
Judge of Wales. O., Francis,
81
WARD TWO.
For Goyernor-Peck III; Bingham =
Lieutenant Governor - Hinckley Is,
/ Chase -.
/ Ireasurer-Page rs; Chamberlin =.
Senators-Ilenry l65 Ladd 1876, CIes-
/ more lO5; Bishop 43, Quinlan Il, Brown
/ -, Huntington q; Nj e - Reynolds -
Assistant Judges-F arker $50. Halbert,
/ 10, Stewart =; Prouiy 90
/ States Attorney-I .ewitt l3S, lie Clair
/ -. Davis %
/ Sherfi-Drew Iql: Perci7al -.
High Bailii-Alaco mber $50. Weaver 20.
Judge Of Probate Wales $50; Francis
/ -.
wASI, THREE.
For Governor-Peck 100, Bingham POO.
Lleut.-C Jvernoi--Hinckley 80, chase
pos
Tree surer-Page 100. Chamberlin 2Oi.
SeIatOrS-Henry 276. Ladd Pr, Ches-
more 81. Quinlsn POI. Bishop 3, Brown ),
huntington 80, Miles 70, Reynolds &c.
Assistant Judge Parker lis, Halbcrt
li8- Stewart POS. Irouty 205.
States Attorney Hewitt 30, LeClai7 :,
Davis Is.
Sheriff Drew. IGf, Perciyal. Isl.
Judge of Probate Wales, 100. Francis
POI.
High Bailif-Macomber I52, Weaver,
POO.
Member of Con ress-IIendee. 10. Ed
wards, i2i,
WARD FOUR.
Govern .or-Peck lsG; Bingham Iil.
Lieut. -Goyernor-Hinckley l9l; Chase
1876
rrr asurcr-Page 1913: Chamberlin I3s.
" e,nbcr C0ngreSs--llendec $50; Edward,
l5-
Henry 1871; Ladd IL; Ches-
more l2G; Brown =; Bishop ST; Quinlar
! l3l Huntington -; Miles 80, Reynolds 81
Assistant Judges-Parker l02; Halber'
l-6. Stewart l37; Prouty 49,.
States Attorney-Hewitt l79; lie Clail
-6. Davis Ga; \. g. Whittemore l.
sacrif-Drew POP: Perciyal l23
Ugh Baiiiti-Macomber lS9; Weaver 1876
. Miles ,.
Judge Probate-Wales 1913; Francis l29
WARD FIVE.
For Goyernor-Peck. Is. Bingham
e. 1913, Taft, l.
Lieut. Goyernor-IIineklcy, le3; Chase
{ 100
e Treasurer-Page, 1873 Chamberlin. lS9
Senators-IIenry, 255 Bishop, l67
huntington, IS ladd, l22; Quinlan, Isl
. Miles. "a; Chesmore. los; Brown, l57
, Reynolds, %.
j Assistant Judges-Parker. 49, Stewart
2l6, Hubert, l79; Prouty, PIG;
States AttOrney-IIewitt, 81 Davis
10 eclair. 81
D Sher .ff-Drew. 1877 Percival. l69.
High Baililf-Macomber So, Weaver
l-S
Jul .ge Of Wales. l5i Franci.
. Isl.
! NJ mber of Ccngrcs--Eendee. 1863 Ei
e wards, l36
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-09-04

Twenty arrests in Albany. N. T.. in one
night. for intoxication--and license Law
at that. Wha, would they do If they had
prohibition in that city?
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-09-04

falrS.
The Orleans County Agricultural Society
having decided not u hold a fair this fall
the Fair Ground Company at Barton pro-
pose to hold one on the 29th and Both of
September and the ii of October. They
offer large premiums anu invite the towns
Of Sutton and Sheffield to come in and
compete for any and all the premiums.
The Washington county far will open at
East Montpelier, September 22i, and Col.
Albert Clarke, of the It. Adams Messenger
will deliver an address.
The twenty annual fair Of the
Caledonia Agricultural Society Will be held
at the fair grounds in s. Johnsbury, on
Tuesday, Wednesday and THURSDAY, Sept
-. - and u, 1874
! town fair will be held in Chester.
Windsor county, Sept 22d and 23i. Il will
he held on the grounds OF the Chester Driy-
IN Park Association, and viii include an
exhibition of stock. products. manufactures.
etc.
Arrangement, have been perfected for
three days fair of the Ascutney Agricul-
tural Association, At Windsor, Sept 18th,
I6th and I7th.
The fair of the Black River Valley Agri-
cultural and Industrial Association Is to he
held at Perkin~yile Sept. -. Hon. D. +.
Nicholson, Of Rutland. na- received and ac-
ceptei an Invitation - deliver the address,
The " ind-9r County Agricultural Society
will hold their twenty-nnth annual fair at
Woodstock, sept. - and 20, and Oct. l.
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MAIsISIED,
DIED.

GIPsoS-COoK.-In Brandon, August 18th, by A.
s. Cook, ESQ, Mr.. Frank W. Gipson, OF Rutland,
and Miss Cora NJ. Cook, Of Brandon.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-09-04

The barn Of Hiram Pierce. St. 10 ,aEsi,ury
Centre, with a long shed, 40 tons Of hay.
lumber wagon, u cart and some smaller
Tools were recently burned. The fire is IN
questionably the work of an inc, udiary .anc
very Effort is being made IL find the vii
lain.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-09-04

TIE yellow Dock BRIGADE. The vet
Grams from other States adopted sprigs Of
the yellow Golden Rod" (Which grows
abundantly near the camp in their hats. as
their badge. In note addressed to Col.
Hindes, Major Currier gave them tac above
title, which will be likely to stick through
this encampment:
Col. Commanding Eolunfsers from other States;
Iresret exceedingly that circumstances beyond
nv control make it necessary for me to leave by
the next train. After witnt ssing the charge at
headquarters this morning have no further fears
FOR the yellow Dock Bri gade. With thanks for
honors conferred. Yours. ]. w. CuRRrER,
Major OF Vols. from other States.
Camp Brooks. Aug. u.
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by Telegraph
a.- YORK w"s.-y ro.i sst., a mike
NEW OK sept.
Treasury disbursements si.s,W0.
CUSTOMS RECEIPTS, S5snt,n.
Prime discounts, shoEt date, sac lun-- a a. per
cent.
MONEY 2G2i per cent.
STERLING dull at is6i for 60 days, AID i--i a
GOLD opened and closed n, i09l. with sales at
iO9. ; leaning fiat At per cent Clearnss, SIG
Do0OOO.
RAILROAD BONDS are firm.
STATE BONDS are quiet and n,ninal, except
Tennessee, which are little of.
GOVERNMENTS closed firm.
STOCKS opened strong with a general upward
tendency except New jersey Central. During the
last hour of business in many cases the highest
priccs Of the day made. Western Union reached
81 Union Pacific ISL Lake shore il Northwest
ern .ssl and Pacific Mail AZ. Shortly before the
oose decline took place. Wabash, c., c. and ]. c.,
and New Jersey Central were the most prominent
in tho downward reaction. The last named was
weak throu yhOut the day and declined rom 100 70
IO2i Wabash broki from 81. to -. and T., Z: ana
l. C. from ia to ll0i; Western Union touched :.
Rock Island IOl. and st. Paul %. Union Paclhc
was comparatively firm. receding only per cent
from the highest point. Among the sales were o.
0o Western Union 900 Pacific Nail: 1900 Erie +;
1i 900 Lake Shore; 47.0OJ Union Pacific, and l"on
Wabash. -
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-09-04

Cattle-No spec Al change n pricts on fine grades
~ cattle. Ordinary GRADES less active and uctiun
IL. About one-ha!; the stock Is Northern North
ern Stock ! improving every week.
Sheep and Lambs-Less sheep and lambs than Ct
last market hut a number az loads let over from
last week fair feeling on the best ot the stock.
There is really not much change. and We DO net
notice advanced prices Good.sheep firm
Pouitry-Poultry arrives freely and prices IS last
noticed. Turkeys and chickens al It+c 3 70 old
hens at lfc Vii.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-09-04

DISTRICT OF oHrrrESDEy ,lfred H. Bslsr .i isf
OF Burlington, in said District. deceased,
GREETISG.
Al a Probate Court holden at Burlington within
and Tor the District OF Chittcrden. tho 18th day %
August \. u. i~sl, instrument. nurportlns 70
be the last II and Testament, oi Alfred Ballard.
late Of burlington, in said bl>. t. deceased,
presented u the Court Aforesaid, ;or Probate and
10 Is ordered 10y said Court THAI the 10Th day o.
Septem er. \. D. lsi, at the Probate Court Rooms IN
said Burlington. be assigned for proving said In
stTument and that notice thereof he gwen o. ali
persons concerned by publishing this order three
weeks successfully in the burlington Weekly Free
Press, newspaper printed at sid Burl .tOn.
previous 10 the time appointed.
Therefore, ou are hereby notified 10 appear hefOrs
said Court, at the time AMI place aur, and coi-
test the probate Of said IN, il you have cause.
Given under ny hand at Burlington Ia sad Dis
tTict, this Eth fay Of august, 4 b. 1874.
sw3w K. 5 TAFT, Register.
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Eeqal 1otites.
THOMAS III. GOHDoN,s ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT. The Hon. the Probate
nrsr,,o, }Court for the District
''''A''' VI GRAND ISLE IS. Of 6rsnd Isle.
To all persons interested in the estate Of Thomas
n 1ordon, OF South Hero, in said District.
WHEREAS, said Court hath assigned the sixth
w day OF october, 1874. next, ;or the settle
uient OF the administration account OF Seth GORDON
q orange Phelps, administrators OF the estate OF
Thomas II. Gordon, deceased and ordered that pub
10 notice thereof be given to all persons interested
IN said estate, Of the day asst ned for said settle
ment.
Therefore gu are hereby notified 70 appear at the
Probate Court Rooms, in North Hero, at 10 o'clock
A. m. on the day assigned, then and there to con-
cause
Given under my hand. at North Here, this 18th
day OF August, A. ID. 1874.
l0w3w II. ". ALLEN, Judge.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-09-04

The first ward was a tie Parker carries the
second ward by 81 majority. and the fourth
by eleven majority. Smalley carries the
third ward by 81 majority and the fifth by
81 majority.
Total vote I,lo5, Being I5S less than in
l,72, when the total vote of the city was
SOB.
The vote Of Burlington at the election of
10 mo- ,- c,ll,..
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READ THIS TWICE,
sHELDURN ACADEMY,

THE FALL TERM BE6INs SEPT. N, l0A
i and continues eleven veeke-
Good board and rooms can b ootAined - 1ooef'
ate rates. Q. II. TUkhskA1 =. -,
Aug 2S-dsoditAv2w hineipe''
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-09-04

The Montpelier Manufacturing Company
has just sent a be.utiful carriage to Leay-
enworth, Kansas. to be awarded to the
handsomest baby at the coming State Far
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-09-04
wore FoR SENATORS.

To,al vet. for Senators In tie county: Henry.
. sao' Lsdd. 2IO7; Ckesmore. Sc; Bishop, i,2he'
oainian- 6l2; Brown, LII; Huntington, ,55J;
Miles Eel; Reynolds, $40
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-09-04

NsR4sN>a-.-In Nergennes the manage
mont Of the city water works was made a
leading --ac in the election. and those who
hive bli The management Of them, were
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-09-04
THE ELECTION IN BURLINGTON

now 1T PASSED. oFF.--THB COUNTY TICKET
oyEkwHEININGLY REPUBLICAN, But DEN
oCRATIc REPRESENTATIVES. ELECTED
The voting opened quietly in all the
wards, and progressed with nothing
more exciting than the somewhat frequent
cases of voters presenting themselves to vote
in some ward other than their own, or
whose names commonly through their own
neglect failed to appear on the check
lists. Split tickets were plenty in all of
the wards. There were Republican tickets
with the name of John Quinlan of Char
lotto, substituted for DR.. Chesmore, and
Others with Quinlan substitu ted for Ladd.
There were Democratic tickets with Henry
substituted for Brown. and others with
Henry and Ladd substituted for Bishop and
Brown. Some regular Republican tickets
were voted, in which the line A. Ii.
Chesmore. of Huntington, had been made to
read 5. Huntington. OF course there were
the split tickets nominated at Essex
and Others that we have not seen.
For City Representative, the boxes were
turned at 3, with the following result;
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-09-04

The Governor vote in rs towns stands 4;
Peck 2s. 7S6, Bingham ll,027. Peck's ma
iority so far, II, 759, with 60 towns to hear
from. Our list of representatives elect toots
up l40 Republicans to 26 Democrats.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-09-04

G.a john Hammond. Of Crown Point,
f> uuaa;cd Tor one thousand tons of iron
.-.. with the Brandon Kaolin < Paint Co.,
and is engaged in mining the same. lie
ISL. -5p it to Crown Point to be manu-
a,urei into pig iron.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-09-04

re are now showing the same make OF goods We
have sold during the past three years-Goods with
handsome finish fine texture and beautiful lustre.
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y. HUNTINGTON & CO.'S
SATURDAY BULLETIN
-OP-
NEW BOOKS.

AUGU ST 20. 1874
IorRNAI OF SOCIAL sCIESCE-C Containing the
Transactions of the American Assoc alton
SOME LEADING PRINCIPLES OF POLITICAL
ECONOMY-Newly expounded, by J. e.
Cairnes. NJ. A.
NIMROD OF TIE SEA- or the American Whale
mandy Wn- NJ. Davis.
PAPA'S OWN GIRL-A novel by Marie Howland-
FOR LOVE AND LlFE-A novel by Mrs. Oliphanf
DOCTOR THoRNE-A novel by Anthony Troll
lope. popular edition, so pages.
THE QUEEN OF THE REGIMENr-by Katherine
Corner Church and College Sta.
August 2a--i3tkwlt
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-09-04

ST. AiGANs.-Two parties. Harper and
Harding by name, while at work On the
ucg Court House, Saturday afternoon, fell
,rama staging. > feet high. Harding sus-
uuaI -1mc severe injuries, though nothing
serious, aad Harper escaped with few
s. ..at i-a.~c~.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-09-04

ru,HE TROY BUSINESS College Z one Of ne
et.r, the best aftsipabls advantages for tDe com
msrcisl education OF young men and women. ~
Improved course Of study 10 unequaled ~ pi.S.,
al utility. Il has business men for teecnen snu
s;xss dividusl Instruction 10 each pupii ore1S-
stss procure rood situationA Total expse0 -
three noathS ee@zss e9 1er Sef1loS =. ~ ~
Dsss-wiy.ins 11oy' ~ u
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-09-04

There is no such offence as ''disorderly
conduct" recognized in law. A woman was
released from the penitentiary the other day
by reason of this defect ia the warrant. Ii
should have read "disorderly person.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-09-04
Yer advertisements.
THE BURLINGTON VERMONTl
Boarding and Bay School
FOR YOUNG LADIES,


VIII reopen Monday, September 18th.
For Circulars and references apply to the principal
LOUIS POLLENs,
Au- li-7w5WGdlw Burlington, VT.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-09-04

Bears are eating mutton in Kipton. and
in the metropolis of Woodford they are
sociable and friendly. \ man there found
three in hi, front yard the other evening.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-09-04

RIcHToRD-Luther Davis and Phi-o
Lambkin, injured in the accident on the
South Eastern Railway. are still in = very
critical condition. and fears are entertained
tina, their injuries mag yet prove fatal.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-09-04

Company {. of the 10th Vermont, claims
the fastest runner Of the veterans Of the
State, in the person of Norman Taylor,
Of Woodstock At the fair ground, IN that
place. last Monday. he ran ten miles as fol-
lows 1t mile. Ill. %. j.4l, 81, ; 10. 9TH,
; y: 9Th, SIG. 6,h. col. eth. GOO, ,;h,
els, 9th. G23. 10th, 6.l7. Ten miles IN
81 minutes and a seconds, We should say,
would he hard to beat
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NoN-CONMlsSIONEp STAT

Sergeant Major, A. c. Stafford. Quarter
master Serl cant, Ed T.. Green!elt; Ord
nance Sergeant, q. Gregory Smith. Com
mis>ary Sergeant, V l. French Hospital
Steward. Barney L. Mead, Drum Major,
George c. Hastings.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-09-04

Colonel, 7. 5 Peck. Burlington; Lieu
tenant Colonel. F. 3. Davis. Bradford :;
Major, W. /. Greenleaf, Wnooski Major,
d. Martin. Middlcbury; Adiutant, \. d..
Tenney, st. Albans, Quartermaster,
William Smith. Burlington Commlssary
). !. Weston, Burlington Surgeon, F. ;.
Peck. Burlington Asst surgeon, j. Il.
Champion, WinOoski.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-09-04

J4.au >s-ty'- great SAT- picture OF the
Battle OF Cedar Greek, was taken from the
Cig Hall, saturday. /, has been seen by
thousands %! the soldiers and of oar citizens,
Wai-ou exhibition, and 50 far as We are
aware, with universal admiration and ap-
prevail It viii unlue-tinnably be the finest
ornament that our State House ha~, or j,
likely TO have, for a generation, and one Of
which any State misht be proud. Mr. Scott,
we learn, Wi, procurea ~tadio in this city,
aid rive tacfnal touches to his painting.
here
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by Telegraph
o.. YORK N"@.-y ra.i ~st.' a 5'HrNs
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

Deputy United States Marshal, as M.ssenge
i0H2w
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-09-04

We learn TIA: Judge Parker has served
formal notice on Nj Smallcy, that his eicc-
ton to the Legislature will be contested, on
the ground Of his ineiigibiiity TO the Office
This is Of course not in consequence OF any
personal pique, but j. the simple discharge
of a duty t. the public
, 1874-03-11
PETER III ANDERSEN
Underdommcr og Skrirer

zen 81. 4 H0I2dS Q AmCIlHU
GJ6R VITTERLIGTA AT: efter Be-
CHEERING at Prokurator Miller som Sagf6rer
for Hr. Joseph Matthias indstaavnes herved
Carl Matthias elIer Carl Cornelius Matthias,
der forIod Den st. Thomas Aaret 1S4S /
en- Alder af Is Aar, og ON hvem der
over 20 Aar ingen Efterretning HAYES, at
han er live, til at mode linden sit Sidste
Vprneting St. Thom@ ordinaire Bvtings-
ret, der for Tiden hoIdes Eiendommen
No. s N0rregade, Kongens Kvarter, eIIer
hvor Retten til den It'd MATTE blive hoIdt,
den t6rste Retsdag i jun Manned 1878,
Formiddag HI 10, da modsat Fald
Citanten, som hans nPrmeste Arriving,
idet han er Broder til den Bortblevnes
abode Fader Wilhelm Cornelius Matthias
vii paastaae og we'd Dom f|orYente sic til
kjendt som Ejendom oyenmeIdte Carl
Nathias's etterladte Formue med Renter
paaI0bne siden den s April 1851, paa
hvilkeu It'd, eIter hvad der er opIyst, den
BortbIevne havde fyldt sit 1Sdo Aar.
Til Oplysulog heron og ON alt F6rn0-
dent vile paa samme It'd og Sted Vidner
bIive forte.
FremdeIes indst9vnes ALE og Enhyor,
der muIigen MATTE anse sig for Arvinger,
etter niPYnte Carl Matthias eIler Carl Cor
neIius Matthias til at mode linden samme
Ret paa samme It'd og Sted for at ware
tage deres Tary under Sagen.
ForeI@g 90 Lavdag er hevet we'd For
ordning 3 Juni 1896.
Under min Hand og Embedssegl IN
derdommer og Skrjverembedet.
st. Thomas den 25de Januar 1874.
2. N. ANDERSEN.
IL So
, 1874-03-11

CHRISTLANSTED, ST.. CROTX,

Our desire to furnish our readers with
what transpires in the Colonial Council
as early as possible, has always urged us
in giving such hurried summaries of the
Proceedings as we are able to procure at
the moment they must be taken for what
they are. In this instance we have done
SO even to the exclusion of other matters
of interest.
On Monday the 9th inst. an Extraordinary
Meeting Of the Colonial Council was held.
Agreeably to the Order of the Day the
Discussion was on the Letter from the Presi-
dency OF 9th February concerning the
acceptance of Tenders for the Supply of
the Garrisons at Christiansted, Frederik-
sted and KingshiIl.
Lahmer proposed, and it was adopted,
that the matter should be discussed pub
licly.
The President referred to the contents of
the letter and remarked that the Presiden-
cy had proposed that, for Frederiksted, the
lowest tender should be accepted, but with
regard to the second point, the tender for
Christiansted, the matter was more doubt
full.
, 1874-03-11

GloR SALE Halifax behring's at Sc pr. bbI.
A DO. Hakefsh in Casks, $50 lbsat 4Bcts.
DO. Family Prime Shore, alsoin Drums
OF 100 lbs. at 6 cts. Flensborg Hams at
q cts pr. Id. Nails, TaIlow, Paints, Oils,
all other Articles at reduced prices.
FrederiNsted 10th March 1874.
r. j. ROBINSON.
, 1874-03-11
PrOkiarma.

III LIE og Enhver, som MATTE have
III noget at fordre paa Boet efter
afgangnc Planter John Wilhelm
Weinmar og etterIeyende Enke
Eliza Weinmar, indkaldes heryed til
at anmnIde og beviisIiggi6re dcres
Krav for undertegnedo Skifteret, som
behandlende bemeIdtc 30 linden I'd
l0bet at 3 Maaneder efter denne
l%nkaIdeIses sidste Acknowledgements.
St. Jams Skifterets Contoir den
2 den Marts 1874.
T. A. DEWHURST.
, 1874-03-11
35I SO
Total SAYS, 200 IS

Balance of deposits S 6O,589 60
6 new deposit accounts, viz:
2 Minors. 4 Various.
90 Withdrawals amounting to S 5I4 81
Receivers Jar SatHyluy, IAN March 1874
N CIaISrIANsruD
T. E. Mendes, Esqr, Trustee.
NJ. Merkmann, ESqr., Member.
In FR~EDGRINsrED
Judge c. Sarauw Trustee,
r. j. Robinson, ESqr. Member.
JOII. +. GOLDBERG,
President.
St Croix, 9th March 1874.
, 1874-03-11
MISS c. B. W~ATLINGTON


MISS C. B. WARRINGTON
JJI proposing to teach a few chill
dren, at her residence No. 81 Hos
pitaI street, solicits the patronage of
friends and the public generally, and
trusts that 20 years experience in
hat line will enable her to guarantee
satisfaction.
Attention will be directed to
Moral" as we'll as Intellectual
training.
If required the Danish language
will also be taught.
Children can also be accOmmo-
dated with Board.
ChristianSted 10th March 1874.
, 1874-03-11

On the day previous letters will be
received until 5 o'clock p. m.
Christianstcd's Post Office 10th
March 1874.
]. KNUTHSEN.