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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-03-25
The Grand Central Hotel. New York.
A recent New York letter SAYS of the
Grand Central Hotel.

Although the Grand Central has been daily, a
of busy activity since it first opened Mr.. Powers
has fonnd time this winter with the aid of OF
skilled artists in each department. to make his splen
did hotel look resher and more beautiful than ever
Most noticeable perhaps, among the recent improve
ments the and tasteful designs in fresco work
which adorn the halls parlors grand dining and
exchanges In keeping with this, solid aud polished
walnut and white and varegated marble predoninate
below. while rich patterns of Royal wilton and AXnn
ser carpets the floor in every direction above
The Grand Central is also growing famous for its table.
Another deserving feature in great favor, Is the
plan of rates adopted by the Grand Central which al
lows the guest TO choose the PRICE LOCATION of
his the prices 3d. S35o and 81 being charged &C
cOrdny to the floor selected
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-03-25
Chr FREEMAN.
MONTPELIER, VT.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH %, 1874.

We desire to make the FREEMAN particularly
vaIuab' c for its news from all parts of Vermont,
and our friends in different parts of the State,
especially in Washington, Orange and Lamoille
Counties viii confer great favor upon us and our
readers by sending US local intelligence. Give US
facts and we Will arrange them for the paper.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-03-25
Washington County Court.
MARCH TERM

NAM II linn
ft.. H. r REDFIELD. Presiding judge
HoN.IANES Il, HOLDEN. Assistant Judges
a3f- y fnIII'I f5sHh States Attorney.
IrITiIE'R NEWCOMB, CLERK.
No. -. Joseph Denncy IS James NJ.
Emerson and Edward Vco. Action case
This suit was brought to recover of the
Defendant Emerson damages for setting
fires on the 18th of May, 1872, by Neo, the
-,.ryant Of Defendant Emerson. 1t was
claimed on the part of the Plaintiff, that
g, very dry season. and by the careleSsness
and negligence of Nco, in improperly set
ting fires, the fire spread and burned over
-.buut Twenty-Five acres Of valuable timber
land belonging to Plaintiff. Jury disagreed
and discharged. Carpenter and Plumley
for Plaintiff. Geo NJ Fisk and c. II.
Heath for Defendant.
Noes. PAGE Brothers IS Horace Holmes
.rt. Action f Trespass. The Defendant
look a harness belonging to Page Brothers,
81, the property of n c. Page, of Plain
field. on a tax-bill he had against said Page
Verdict for Plaintiff. One cent damages.
and costs. Shurtlctl for Plaintiff. Heath
for Defendant.
No. If. NC. Bacon Is. j. G.. Smith and
~.tya9e. Action of Trespass. and Assault
and Battery. Verdict for Plaintiff, S2.13
DAMAGES and costs Wing and Livingston
for Plaintiff. Durant for Defendants.
10. 10. Merrill Eastman rs. Lewis
Keith. A~sump-it The Pltf. i'll this action
eek, 10 recover for piling 1000 cords of IL
inch wood sold by him to Deft. which by
terms Of the contract the Deft. was to pile,
The first 800 cords the Deft.. refused to
uilc.and the second 800 cords was piled in
such a fraudulent manner that he was
compelled to reptile it. J. 4. Wing and
Son for PHI. Bovcc and G. III. Heath for
Def. Verdict for PIff. of $500 and costs.
No. 116. r. W. Parker rs. \. j. Brown.
Action of Assault and Battery and False
I,npri-onmcut. The PHI. claims that
without any right, but with malice, the
Def. arrested lis body without any legal
process. compelled him to procure bail,
and 90 to St. Alhans and when the day
eff trial came. discontinued his suit Suit
brought to recover actU1l expenses and
exemplary damages. Wing and Living
~ton for PM Randalland Durant for Def.
Verdict for PHI of so 90 and cests.
State ~. y. II. Strttton and 4 \. Sweet.
State rs. e.. p. Foster and Geo Wheeler.
The above state cases came up on motion
feb chanccr the bonds. At the last Sept.
Term. i'm both these cases, which Were
HWur prosecutions, the respondents sever
ally rave bail for their appearance in court.
~-rl.tou Us pIinripll AM Sweet is surety.
i'm tn. sum of 500. Foster rs principal
and Wheeler as surety. in the sum of 800
and the respondents not appearing the
bail was called and bonds forfeited.
Hearing before Judge \. Peck. Motion
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-03-25
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
MATERNITY NATIONAL BANK,

WATERBURY NATIONAL BANK,
II Waterbury, IN the !StHtc Of Vermont, at
close Of business. February y, 1874.
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts, SIj3,sUg "a
C. y Bonds to secure circulation, l00.O01 o.
Dine from Red aeniug and Reserve Agents, 23.495 &
Other Real Estate. 81
Current Expenses. 34s ~
Checks and other Cash Items, $40 "a
Bills OF other National Banks, r.
Fractional Currency tlncluding Nicklesl. 40
Tender Notes. 7.4jg o.
C. s Ctfs of deposit for Legal Tender Notes 10000 OF
S2e7, Isl 50
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in. S1o00{1 90
Surplus Fund, $500 90
Profit and Loss, $3.50 50
Natl Bank Circulation, outstanding, 1888 90
Individual Deposits, $3.50 3
- 97,l5l So
STATE or VERMONT So - -.
County of WashlnEtOn.' - |, CURTIS WILLS Cashier
the Waterbury National Bank, do solemnly
that the above statement is to the best OF my
kuowledxe and belief. CURTIS WELLS. Cashier
Subscribed and sworn 70 before this oath day OF
March pa MELVILLE E SMILE.
Master (hanceTN.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-03-25

William w. Storrs, the absconding cash
Ter of the First National Bank in Concord,
n. H., was recently heard from in Nor tn
field, Minnesota, where he has been en-
deavoring to obtain employment. His wife
in Concord, who is universally esteemed,
is PROSTATE with sickness and heart-broken
His children. two of the brightest little
boys in the city public schools. are the
poor mothers greatest solacc and COM
fort.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-03-25
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
EIRSI NATIQNAI RANK.

1T Montpelier, IN the Suite Of Vermont. al
close Of business February %, 1874.
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts, S23I.iol q
ROnda to secure circulation, 25G,G00 90
Other Bonds, .o2M ~
Due from Redeeming and Reserve Agents 95ii2 IS
Dine from other National Banks, 20,13S %
Current Expenses, 80 q
Checks and other Cash Itsms. boi US
Bills of other National Banks, o.ot3 w
Fractional Currency, Luz w
Legal Tender Notes. 5000 90
o. s Cfs of deposits for LesaTender Notes 20 900 90
s65, $50 "A
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock paid H. S250000 90
Surplus Fund 1858 90
Discount Interest and Exchange. $3.50 As
Circulation outstanding, .l9.2OO 90
Individual Deposits, 1885 "A 100 -
County of Washington, g /, J. G. HoUGHTON, JR.
Cashier Of the First National Bank Of Montpelier Vt
do solemny that the above statement is true,
according to the best of my knowledge and belief.
J. c. HOUGHTON, JR-, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this hday of
March, 1874
Z. d. BLACKWELL, Notary Public.
Correct -Attest9
]. A PAGE,
P. PITkfN, Directors.
J. ". ELLIS,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-03-25

QUESTION OF TIME.-ihe recent cough Ga
cold, tnat without proper treatment may becom,
chronic and last lor months, can be IaIcally
10y lew doses OF that Invaluable pectoral elixir
Hale's Honey of Horchound ami Tar. CTlltenton'
9th Avenue. Sold by al Druggists.
plke's Toothache Drops cure in minnie.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-03-25
DAUNSCHEiDTISM,

THE EXANTEETIC METHOD OF CURE
The simple and easy in which these remedies
applied renders practicable Tor every oi4e ~ us
them with success in his own family - -.
For an Instrument, the REsUSClTAToR WITH "llp i
and bottle OF Oeum Baulisc selotil anu d
30 TX of instruction. 18th edition. SsoJ ~. r..
Price of single bottle OF Oleum i5aunscnelot lee
by uaD 4 90 Beware OF counterfeitS ADDRESS
= John LINDEN, Practical Baunscheldflst,
cleveland, u + u bIs "eI 81
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-03-25
DR. PIERCE'S ALT. EXT.

GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY.
cures all HUMoRs from the worst ScRoFULA to a com
mon BLoTcH or PIMPLE- From two TO six bottles
warranted to cure SALT RHEUM or TETIEEs, PIhPLKs
on The FACE, BoILs. ERYsIPELAs and LIVER Con-
PLANT Six to twelve bottles warranted to ScRoF
ULoUs SwELLISGs and SORES and all SKIN AND BLOOD
DISEASES. BY its wonderful PEcToRAL properties
Will cure the recent or lingering CoUeH
half the time required 10y any other medicine and
Perfectly safe loosanin cough soothing irritation an
relieving soreness Sold by all Druggists
R Y. PIE E, NJ. D..
FMlewi Worlds Dispensary. Buffalo, y. Y.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-03-25

That $1,000 rab 10. Wheelock has recently made out
Of the State Treasury seems to have made him purse
lived attack the Freeman male asst week on such
decent citizens have good stocks OF goods and doing
iesitmats trade That thril io@%s s "a, 5
this attack We speak OF he mas made his mistake Mr.
assaied have the others. even though they
are not Yankee birth. and not clothed il purple and
md and friends too.
1t is perhaps sufficient answer 10 the
above coarse and ungentemanly criticism,
so characteristic of the .1l.gts in it, treat
ment of individuals AMI Of it, editorial
c07urerts. to say that the editor AMI NO
prietor of the FEEENAN-this same 10.
Wheelock in the lrJlS parlance-was. at
the time the FREEMAN, containing the arti-
Gle alluded to, went Ia press, Il thousand
miles from Montpelier. and knew II little
of what his assistant editor had written
relative to NeyeauX AMI 9th ~ IL TIL
Argls man knows about decency. And
the Lord knows that's Il precious small
amount of knowledge. We do not care to
| discuss whether our assistant was right or
wrong in this atftir. 1t is ., matter we can
easily settle with the "Ppor man " if they
feel aegrievel. 1t is simply none of the
| 4rgus' funeral. and he isn't invited even rs
| Il mOurner.
When we lave leisure ana Il Il >oo,ition
we will discuss the question of which of II:
is grabbist, purse-proud, Il fawner that
thrift may follow, Il libeler and contemne
of poor men, etc, to our neighbor's edit
cation if not his entire satisfaction. In
the meantime we beg to be allowed to
make to all his contemptibly mean innuen-
does and insinuations the truthful an(
terse, but not over polite, reioinder made by
the virtuous Horace Greeley, in Il similar
case YOU lie. YOU william, YOU lie
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-03-25


Deputy d. f. Boyden organized IA
Grange at Reading, March 18th, 1874.
Name, " Reading Grange" with William
C. Bement, Master; S. X. Hapgood, Sec
rotary.
lie also organized a Grange at Brook
field. March 18th. Name, . Brookheld
Grange" The following are the officers
John Lamson, Master George Crane,
Overseer; J. Edison, Lecturer; c. Peck.
Steward; c. B. Fisk, Assistant Steward
S. p Wilcox, Chaplain; NJ. Green, Treas
urer; L. A. Clark, Jr., Secretary; Ter
renee Calagan, Gate Keeper; Mrs. Ann
Crane, Ceres; Mrs. Ellen Lamson, Pomo-
ma Mrs. Luna Peck, Flora; Mrs. Maria
Calagan, Lady Assistant Steward.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-03-25

Oppression after eating. 4 dcpress sing dullncss
of The spirits; with natulcnce. belching up o.
ui ID. almost always follows Co-tivcness. DIR
tIAKKIsnN's PERI>rALTIC LoZENGEs give quick
,o not require increase OF dose, never gilpc. and
for Constl, alton of the towels. Piles, ileatach-
Dizziness Irregular tiles, and other Female " eHk
ness, they are Incompatible. GrIal box, 30 cts
Large box 80 cts. Mailed free fOr ihIs last price
Or HAKRISON'S ICELAND BALSAM.
a splendid cure ior COUGHS. HOARSENkSs, and all
THROAT and Lung complaints. For sale by +. :
HARRISON & Co, ropretors. No. fremont
Temple Boston. and AL Druggists. fgml
DIR. BAKERS PAIN PANACEA, for rheumatism
Neuralgia, Cramps, Collie, piarrhat, Choere
Morbus, Cholera Inftntum, >prains, Burns Scald>
Bruises, Chibains, Prostitutes, Swcllngs, sore
ness of the Joints, and all painful affections of the
body, external and internal. For Colds, Sore
throat Quinzy, and diseases of the throat and
mucous membrane an invaluable remedy. join
F HENRY, CUKRAS X CO., proprictors, 5 and
College Place. New York.
JohnSon's AnoIyne Liniment is, without doubt
the safest, surest, anil best remedy that has evt
been invented, tor internal and external use 1t l.
applicable I" great variety OF complaints, and l.
equally beneficial for man or beast
We have seen it stated in various paper through
out the country, that Agents Tor the sale Of >heII
dan'o Cavalry Condition Powders were authorize,
Ia refund the money to any person who should u.s.
them and not be salsicd with the result. W.
doubted this at first but the proprletors authorize,
us 10 say that II Is true.
\ QUESTION OF TIME-ihe recent cough O
coil tnat without proper treatment may becom
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-03-25

fi.,.t + EEDFIELD. Presiding Judke.
Hos. JAMES Il. HOLDEN. Assistant Jnd,sa-
Nj. p BIIIINGHAN. States Attorney.
ffpR ACE W INFOBD. Sheriff.
EITHER NEWCOMB, Clerk.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-03-25
HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN
HAIR REVIEWER.

This standard article is compounded with the
care.
Its effects wonderful and satisfactory ever
1t restores grey faded hair to its youthful color
1t removes all eruptions, itching and dandrh: and
the scalp by il becomes white and clean.
By its tonic properties it restores capillary glands
to their normal vigor preventing badness and making
the hair thick and strong
As dressing nothing has been found efectual.
desirable,
DR. A. A Hayes State Asssyer of Massachusetts says
of If: Il consider it for its in
tended purposes
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-03-25

Sickness prevails to a great extent in Lincoln,
the resident physician, A. \. Hire, having upwards
OF thirty patients. Many have the canker rash.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-03-25

SOLD BY ALL DRUGGIsrs AND DEALERS IN MEpIcr
FMl3y1e5v.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-05-07
vi MASSACHUSETTS,.

Boston, g. Base ball. Bostons 10, Ath-
letics 4.
Under date of May l. Mayor Wilt of New
Orleans writes to Mayor Cobb that he has
drawn twice $4,000 each time on Boston's
contributions for sufferers by the inundaton
and says; "Your people are strangers to
US in the submerged regions, separated by
most the breadth of the republics SO far apart
that the rising sun gilds your steeples, domes
and monuments hours before we see it; so
far apart that while thick SHOWS mantle your
hills the flowers are blooming here in the
open air. But magnanimous Boston gives
US new proof that her true PHILANTHROPY ig-
nores ATTITUDES and distances, as well as race,
recognizing first the claims of common hu-
mainly" Mayor Wilt further says: The
extent and destructiveness of the flood in this
wide, fat, alluyial country are greater than
represented in my telegram. The duration
of the destruction and distress cannot be
foretold. Very great suffering to many thou
sands cannot be prevented but | hope that
the timely help of the general government,
the generous aid OF the cities of the republic
and our own active and Jealous laborers of
relief may prevent any great loss of life y
The Handel ard Haydn musical festival
was continued this afternoon by a miscellane-
Gus concert, conducted by Theodore Thomas,
and in the evening Haydn's Seasons to.
gether with the ''niuth symphony were
gwen. Large audiences manifested much
enthusiasm over the performances.
Arrived, steamer Neptune, \. Y.
The steamer Olympus, from Liverpool has
not arrived, as reported.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-05-07
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
daily geaasbee 9unraal.
PORTLAND.
TO THE.

Portland, 6. The Jury in the case of Mrs.
Fairman, burned to death, found verdict
that death was the result Of accidentally set
ting fire to her clothes.
William Young, one of the Oldest inhabi.
tants of North Yarmouth, fell from his chair,
Tuesday, and died almost instantly. He was
about 30 years old.
The case of George u. Loring VS. the Me +,
Steamship Company, in which plaintiff sues to
recover $685., the value of POO bundles of
room paper destroyed at the burning Of the
C0mpany's steamer and wharf August 9th
1878, was concluded to-day. 1t has excited
much interest because of the principles of
law involved as to the liabilities of common
carriers. The receipt of the goods were adj
admitted. The defendants contendel that
they were exempt from liability by the stat
ute of 1851, exempting ship owners from la
bilty by reason of accidental fire happening
on ship board that notice had been given that
the steamer had arrived, etc. Plaintiff contend
ed that the loss happened through negligence
OF the defendants IN receiving upon the wharf
excelsior which vas exceedingly combustbe.
A verdict was returned for the plaintiff for
S3G23.4s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-05-07

ed by the city chamberlain. Green, Smith,
Van Mort, Delsield and other officers of the
departments are not officers of our new mu-
nicipality and have no power or authority in
the government of the city.
The case of ex-Treasurcr Sprague of
Brooklyn was given to the jury this after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. C. Winthrop, Madame
Nilsson and Mr.. and Mrs. Florence sailed on
the Scotia to-day, which took $75, 900 in
specie.
The $500 reward offered by the State for
the arrest of the murderer Lowenstein has
four claimants, three belonging to the Brook
lyn police
The jury in the Brooklyn city court award
ed Bertha Stamtield $1,000 damages for Sc
ducton and breach of promise by Herman
Levy. She claimed Sl5 900.
The suit of Thomas Field vs 7 n,- M.
sella, to recover $4,000 for Tie alleged Sc
ducton of his wife, came up before Judge
Reynolds in the Brooklyn city court cham
bers this morning The defence moved a
postponement, in order to have the complaint
made more specific and definite as to the time
and place. After some argument, decision
was reserved.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-05-07
FOREIGN.

Dover, 6. Arrived, steamer France, from
y. Y. for London.
London, G. AT the Newmarket first spring
meeting to- day the race for 2000 guineas was
won by Atlantic. Reverbraton was "a and
Ecossias 30. The last betting was I to |
against Atlantic, II to | against Reverbera
ton and to 4 against Ecossias. Twelve
ran.
The Austrian barque Nurto n, from Liver
pool for Boston, before reported abandoned
April ., was lowed into Queenstown to-day
A meeting was held tonight by those de-
string Gisestabiishment of the English
church. Prof Goodwin Smith presided and
advocated the application of the church en-
dowments to the relief of the poor and the
promotion of education.
There seems to be no prospects of settle
ment of the strikes at the Durham collieries.
20, 600 miners and laborers are now out of
employn ent and great distress prevails among
them. Many are preparing to emigrate.
Madrid, G. Marshal Serrano arrived this
afternoon and was received with great enthu-
siasm Four triumphal arches were erected
in the streets and the houses were gaily
decked with flags. A large number of re-
wards to the military are published. The re-
publ can army is marching on Durango. Gen.
Concha with his command was to leave Bill
boa to-day. Bodies of Carlists are reported
at Amezcoa and Estela.
A body of Carlists was defeated in Valen.
ella to-day and 40 were killed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-05-07
STATE NEWS.

The Wing says that Amos Collins, the col
ored man who stole horse, saddle and bride
from the stable of Capt. G. w. Reed, in Ban
gor, Saturday night, came to grief speedily.
They found the thief pointing toward Houl-
ton, and brought him back to Bangor.
Ground has been broken for the jail work.
shop in Bangor.
1t is thought that Lowell will be sentenced
at the present term of court in Androssceg-
gin.
Mr.. Reuben Linscott of Brownfsld, who
lost his arm in single machine was agree
ably surprised by a generous donation Of
$3.50.
The executive committee of the Ssgada.
hoe county lodge Of Good Tsmplars having
called the quarterly session to be holden in
Richmond on Wednesday, the 18th inst, have
changed the day of meeting to Thursday, the
l4th. The hour of meeting will be At three
O'Clock, In the hall occupied by the Ksnnebec
Valley lodge. 1t is now expected that there
will be public meeting under the direction
of the county lodge in the evening. Speak.
ers will be Invited to participate.
The stockholders of the Gardiner and Pits.
ton bridge held meeting Monday afternoon
and elected the following directors: Warren
r. Lewis, DR.. T. Hildreth, Capt. S. E. Cox,
VIM. r. Gay, Asbury Young. The directors
then elected Capt. s. E. Cox, Pres. Prot. S.
j. Young, Treas. B. A. Cox, clerk.
A correspondent of the Lewiston Journal
writes from Castne "There is quite an in
terest manifest in Castine in regard to the
temperance cause. We have no wOmsn's
crusades here, but males and females gener-
ally are setting their faces against intemper-
ance. Weekly public meetings have been
held here for some time, in which this SUBJ
ject has been discussed, and good results are
anticipated from these gatherings"
Hon. Nehemiah Abbott of Belfast on Sat-
urday night had second attack of paralysis,
on account of which he is completely pros
trated. James B. Murch, Esq, of the same
city had second attac.. of the same disease
on Sunday last, which has deprived him of
the use of his limbs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-05-07
FROM NEW YORK.

Albany, 6. Great activity exists at the
canal collectors office here. To noon to-day
81 boats had been locked through lock num-
Der l.
New York, G. There was much excite
ment at the City Hall to-day, growing out of
alleged discovery made by some lawyers that
the passage of the consolidation act legis-
lates Comptroller Green out of office and
that the city is now without comptroller.
Whether the opinion of these lawyers will
stand the test before the courts is questiona-
BILE, but they say that under the new charter
the board of aldermen is vested with powers
of the old board Of supervisors, subject to
the mayors veto, and that the county treas
urer is made the treasurer of the new corpo-
ration. No provision is made for the cons'i-
tuition of the executive departments and we
have no government officers except the board
of aldermen and county treasurer, represent
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-05-07
CONNECTICUT.

New Haven, 6. Ezra Ward Of MIddetCwn
was thrown from his wagon this afternoon, in
Fairhaven. He expired soon after, from in
ternal injuries.
James Flaherty of Hartford jumped from
the fast express train this afternoon, while il
was entering the depot in this city. Both his
legs were cut off. He will not probably sur
vive the night.
The IIartfords defeated the Yale nine in
this city to-day by score of & to II. 1t was
very fine game.
New Ravens last inaugural parade to-day
was probably the finest ever witnessed in the
State, owing to the great exertions of her
citizens to render it so. All the regiments of
the State National guard were in the line, be-
sides many independent organizations. The
weather was peculiarly favorable. The or
ganzation Of the Legislature was completed.
The Governors message was read in Joint
convention. Congratulations are offered at
the recent defeat of the imitation bill by the
executive veto and hopes some action may be
taken for resumption of specie payments.