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Trance sadly needs Wo1nan's Congress to act
natters right. Az the intr1caciea nud conyolu-
tona Of French Law gradually develop to Anglo
Saxon minds, We Btaul amazed ut them, aud
merely wonder what noxt. Tue last account
sllows vhat circumstances viii justify homicide.
The case waa this DR.. Due, physician with an
enormous practice sud corresponding wealth
aud influence waa married., twelve yoars ago, to
young Indy only II yoars OF age. The mar
riago was ono Of puro Affection, and the dones-
tic exporiouce Ut tho pair was extremely teiicit-
GUS. 4 fow months ago Dr. Due began to suH-
poet bis wifo Of lax morality. His suspicious
wcre confirmed. Armed with tho proofs Of hor
iufldoty, DR.. Duo charged her With it.
Sue toarfully admitted her crimo, but, prou-
Using repentance and imploring forgiveness.
received 1t. "sle was ready to renew
hor msrriago-yowa," and renewed them. Two
months lator her husband had cause onco more
to suspect her. Ho nccordlugiy concealed him.
self noar his wlfes tlyating-place. Whom her
raramour appeared, Dr.. DUO appeared also. Ho
was too much Of gentleman to mako q vulgar
scene. He bowed to the gonLlonan. gave his
arm to his wlIe.. aud took her homo. Without q
word Of expoBtuAtton or admonition, he drow n
revolver aud Hhot tho guilty wonau. Ho Was
subsequently arroatod aud placed on trial. Hsa
wife recovered from the pstol-wouud, and up
poare5 In court to tostify against him. Convic-
ton seemed immiuont, when, on croHs. .exnmlna-
ton. the guilty wlfo admitted lor unchasti.y.
and pleaded in e1tenuation tint sne wanted q d.
vorce. Tho jury, without lelvlug tue boz, ren-
derod verdict Of acquirtal, GU the ground that
tlo shooting was JusIltod.
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II uen. Grant desires to know just what 10 IL
Go'he 70 say aud do within the next fow daH
about the Third Term project, wo cotnn,.,d tIs
washington a'npassnos III thia moruily to hil
careful roauiny.
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ical inforiorlty In population Of tho former. Or
con:se, tue hepHtt1caa doea uut thiuk 30. It
irslsta with dossed ubH.inaog ''St. Louis 1,aH Il
larger humber Of qualified vutora us Holl "s n
'aFaef o''t'aion, than Chicago" II 81. l,ouia
really like" to think 10, 1t VII d. 10 tmru, Ia
LcAvo tAe PLEASANT M!un,pn unnluieuted
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ArvtCK En's TllEATRs.--hfnd.on strnft. hsswssu {:
upArtefn and State, Enynec OF tho kellogg En-
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AcAnEMY or Nl1Slt-t.ier5. ..rece bt!wsen,, s,d.
tuiius. .Tfoupo. q Numpty Dulnpty."
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Tho Episcopal Convention liz still discussing IN
secret seBsion tho matter Of Bishop seymour's
confirmation, aud tho present indications are
that no decision vill bo reached for somo days.
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ASuLAR LODGE, No. eQs.-A rc9ular communities
aatoN ot hs 14dgo vii! he bold ihis eyeunK IN their
i'm fhfouruc II for wo1k Il. 4. D1gres. lhs !ncln.
sr ps1tlen as requested to be pseso1t hsinos Of
s1S'''~S' "A' =. Il. CRANE, Seo.
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ATTENTION, STR KNIouTs.-stated Conolsvo Of
Apollo nnandory No; ! X. t. tn!a GcSesday} nseq'
iHr, II III u'ducA, Asylum Dnstnusa AUD work On r.
II trdoss Visiting Sir kulRhts enurteau.y tqyttad,
~' ii, b. ". LOCKE, Recorder.
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OBJ GbuaDp U3ibane.

Tucsdny Morning, October 40, 1874.
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FlgureB won't lio, md. AZ ttoy won't, f1curca
mike worry atartl1Ag exhibit with rotcranca tn
tho working Of temperance legislation, Malno.
for instance, haB a law fot bidding tho sale and
manufacture ut liquor. This law has been in
force twonly thr.o scarH. fu that time Portland
las increased in population lose than 60 per
cent, willie tho number Of places wllore drunk
ards aro mado haa tuorcascd over 200 per cont.
Baneor, with II, 600 inhabitants, Inns 800 Haloon.,
80 t!,as every fifty of tho Inhabitants have 3D.
loon to themselves. Massachusetts las n ITO
hib!tozy liquor law. In 1866 tho nuulhar of ree.
e"us arrested In DoBton for drunkenness was
6, 78V, aud IN 1870 tho number was IL, ,G70. Iu
Lis official report for 1871 tho Chicf Of Police
ahovs tho number OF mon made drunk during
tue year ~ follows:
Number OF hotels. 10 drunken rnen.,.......... h7
Number 0f Kroceries l,423 drunken nrll.. ,425
Number pi barrooms, .125 drunken hen..,.- 425
Tota}.... .-.ll.&l8
AZ compared with other cities, tho Now York
Stn BayB OF Boston, tint who 1t llas an average
Of One arrest for drunkouucgs in every 10 Of her
Inhabitants, Providence has Que III ~ New
York hns ono IN 27; San Francaco has one In %; J;
Louisville has one III %; 1socheHtor has ono III
al Washington haH one In 80; Detroit has ono
III 81; St. Luuis las ono III ~; Cleveland has
Que IN u Brooklyn has ono in 64; Cincinnati
has one in 83. II 1t We're tho habit OF temper
anca-reformcrg to stop aud think at all, suoh
facts md figures as thoae ought to convince
them Of tho folly Of any prohabisory legislation
III the matter Of what mau shall drink and
that, instead OF advancing tho ca.lso Of tempor-
ance. they uro really advancing the cause Of
iutealperauce.
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MYEDs' OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES street, betveen
StAie and DEARBORN Tho ueogla huBtrsls and saslsty
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Buy Renne's Pain-Killing Magic Oil OF
the druggist or merchant where you usu'
ally trade. If they are ont of it, get them
to order some at once. All the whole.
sale druggists keep it on their list Of
staple goods. 1t is an excellent remedy
to cure any kind of pain or Inflammation
and is used both externally and intern
ally, Try il.
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-oa Taosasy eve, sep. -, a large az
a.enee rsssUhaea al ghs Prssbyieriau
chUFsb 60 witness DE installation 81 Eer.
Mr., Asisaur whs has presided ever The
chutcA k,uoc Iaiy Before the exercises
hs3 commenced considerable excitement
was created b 80 alarm Of Gre, which
proved % hes - tic Shaker village Ia =
building usea ior drying herbs, which
was eaiirriy consumed.
TIE Installation exercises were post
pancd until "Wednesday. a. tie commit.
zoe, wb0 bad been in session the entire
evening, failed to give ia their report
our disappointment was allayed By an
excellent sermon from Rer, Mr.. Pratt Of
North adams But ou Wednesday
morning the Rev, Mr.. Mclean was or
da.ued aud installed pastor Of The church,
tbe exercises being very Interesting aud
the discourse by Rev. Mr.. Pratt appro.
PIRATE aud able. The music for the occa-
sion vas also excellent.
WEST LEBANON, NJ.
-Oa sunday evening, sept 9Th, a
valuable horse owned by Mr.. Tabor Rob-
crts, aud driven by his sou, while cross.
ing the railroad track at what is known
as the John Adams crossing, caught his
foot between the rail aud plank aud
threw him down. la struggling he
broke the thilIs and spraiued his Lex and
shoulder so badly that il Is thought 1t has
ruined him.
LEBANON SPRINGS.
Columbia Hall closed Wednesday,
Sept. 23d, and those wishing to remain
longer were transferred to the Wyoma-
mock House, This hotel will remain
open Until November, and several rooms
are engaged for the month of October,
for Lebanon Valley has many attractions
to lovers of nature during the Fall.
srErHENTowN.
The Hudson Star has the following;
''Thcre is lady living In Stepheutown
named Abigail Bennett, grandmother of
George Moflitt, who will be 100 years
old Oct. 10Th. She is in good health, re.
tanning all her faculties in remarkable
degree, and to all appearance has lease
Of life for some years to come.
BERLIN, N. Y.
Mrs. Alvah Swan, woman about
fifty years OF age, living near Black river,
about two miles from South Berlin, was
left alone by heI family short time
Thursday evening. On returning to the
house about o'clock her folks found her
dead on the floor She was in apparent
ly good health when left, and the only
cause that can be assigned is apoplexy Of
the heart. No marks Of violence have
been discovered about her person.
Two horses were killed by the early
train on Friday morning, one belonging
to II. ID. Hall, the other to the Misses
Baldwin.
There is some talk of bridging the
little Hoosic with an iron bridge, be-
tween this village and tho depot.
There appears to be an organized
gang of young rufiians who make it their
nightly business TO steal fruit One
fruit grower declares that he has got
things ''iiXed' for their second visit.
Miss Nettic Crandall daughter of
policeman Crandall, who was killed
while on duty at Abba, in 1869 has
been assisting the principal of the graded
school during the temporary absence Of
the teacher, Miss Grogan.
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Masonic.

.... . Masonic.
Tho next Regular Communication Of Adoniran
Lodge, F. & A. NJ, viii be held on Thursday
evening, Sep. a., 1874.
j. II. wHIPpLE, W. NJ.
Adonirnm Chapter, No. IL, II. A. N.
NoGt regular convocstiou on Wednesday even.
ing Sept 10, at ~ O'Clock
b. K. SIMoNDs, II. p,
W. A. BLACK, Sect.
skinner Post No. a.. q. a. r.,
Meet at Adams Hall, Factory Point on the fret
Tuesday evening Of each month.
y. K. sIMONDs, Commander.
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Don't negIeet CostiveHsss
The prolific source Of Headache. Dizziness,
Heartburn, oppression Of food, Flutulepce
sour stomach, Bad Taste in the mouth, sick
Headache, psIpiiation or flutteFing Of the
stomach ieliow or bilious skin, Pain IN ID G
-lle. Wearuens, Weakness, ne. On. HARRISON Is
PFRisrALrIc LozENGEs cure all these symptoms,
being Doth laRstvc ADD tonic confined
agreeable 10 the palate, operating without iain
they quicken the Ilyer, promote digestion aud
are The only preventive aud cure for Piles. Trial
box 3Bs Large box COS, N lied for this last
price
DIR HARRIsON's ICELAND BAISAM,
. spicudid cure for Cuu0us, HoARsEaEss, and AL
THRoAT sud LUKG complaints For sale BY 4,
s. HARRISON 4 CO., PROJECTORS, No Ire
mont Temple, Boston, and by all Druggists
l4tw
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u. n,n-.,. r.t~.Nun-s n.E's otr

tbs IL tbe bast family uSaHaaU ie eafa 81
kinas q rNin YUu Jvet tired.
Il - ciran, safe ass aNsiciHur $50 urt Aaa u
y5a ESQ Il fssthfa5ly Ir w3t pa f#. aaau3
t7Tscuobs aH eerh batta. EaF t - she
Druggists af Mefehsri phare yua Trade no ihff
have nal Eotlt aa sau3 taay v8} seed fgf il be
y1nr request, sad s.I yaH 9sHtas R.sst's fAaa
a altHs k88a - wHHnfsetaref'a 4awest pF#te
q rrtA3
sE-a.A by nIaEgisjs Merchants sg..i tifaeHls.
II ~ UHt up ID thf,e s5sts, sHH called "fHaI
size medium s31s aaa sarge Hnslf aiza"
huittss
WM kfNSE soma.
tolg Ffagnct08s RBa Manufacturers
iitiH0fid Mass.
Sold BY Y GfaYUf auA Wal 81 Hard 1aaamiy
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HUDSON RIVER II. II. via. TROY.

AEHs TURE. TROY AND MANCHESTER
Leave Troy atTs5A "a. VIA Truy A Bastau
Railroad. connects wllh Hudsou river steamers
arrive al Manchester rs IA.
Leave Troy 81 > N AMER ANIMAL % Huas8a
river express tfEiu 'HarztnEs special vbich
leaves Mes Vera Al . m arrive - MAnches-
tsT tap N. Nagnors nnwinK hoom Cars
rus thrDugk ffum Mes YORK. 10 Manchester.
Leave Troy Al ., m, .afitr arrival u II.
pross tram. whiah leaves New Aark . %. IS g.
M arrive At Manchester s p. M Parties A.
irving 10 Troy too late for the 5 ,, IN. trAiu for
Manchester nn saturday. can take She 10 30
night express - Rutland aud reach Manchester
Al BPS Sunday morning
RETURNING.
LeAvs Manchester Z % a. m. kruve a. Troy
823 q m . cuRHects with Sargt9gs special. ar
riviag 10 Mes York 81 % p. m.
Leave Manchester q ~ p. ma, arrive Ia Troy
40 p. m, connects with sAratoga special ar
rivias in hes York st $50 p. m. Connects at
Troy for Saratoga
SARATOGA AND MANCHESTER.
Leave Saratoga at q IN. arrive At MAcnhessor
AS 2. "a tstop one hour 10 Rutlknd,l
Leave sArstogE ~ Up m, connects At Troy
sith D. m, Taiu, arriving At Manchester , m
Tickets sold aud baggage checked through.
RUTLAND AND MANCHESTER
Leave Rutland 80 s. M. arrive al Manchester
T.O2 .. "a.
'Lesys Rutland 30 a. m. arrive st Msuohes.
ter 3 ~ m.
Leave Rutland IS p. M, arrive at MAnohes-
Leave Rutland 2 10 p. NJ. (sfter the Grrival Of
the Boston uAin,l arrive Al Manchester 80 p
ne
Ihis traia runs on SUNDAY. 10
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MASON q JERKOWSKI,
Bates House, Corner Store, ~.
49 Merchants Row, RUTLAND, vi.
asgltr.r


are selling
Mems Heavy Beaver Suits from
$l3 so to Is 80.
All Wool Cass Suits, $40 90 to SIC IS,
Trieot Suits, all wool SIS 90 TO $40 90.
Black Cloth, Basket Goods, Diagonals
in suits from Sll 90 TO $2S 80.
Mems Working Suits 81 90 to $l2 so,
Youths, Boys and Children's SHIFTS,
all styles and prices. ..
Beaver Overcoats from $40 TO $lS so.
Fur Beaver Overcoats from So so to
$2l 90.
Chinchille 0vercoats from Sc IS to $l4
Ulster and Cape Overcoats 81 to $25.
The Celebrated Iron Clad Overcoats
SO IS, 81 90, 81 10 and So 90.
Boys and Childrens' Oyercoats Of all
descriptions.
A complete stock of Hats and Caps
and Gents Furnishing Goods,
lyon WILL C0NsU 1t YOUR OWN INTEREST
BY CALLING AT THE BATHS HOUs u, CORNER
STORE BEFORE PURCHASING ELSEWHERE
MASON 4 JERKOWsKI.
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ftt BapH utass


H#fstH 10 tBF Rutland Htfai6 Oi
tha marriage OF sydney T. stock
Rutland. formerly ~ ibis piace
Alice Powers of plusiord. Th,
nR Was uHeahlir, and the brida
|HmtmHa aa1 some at them costly
them a very elegant china tea sci
BIC Th5s Carr Of New York, pho,
& ram Mo- IL. T.. Way and
toe Numerous 10 mention.
Seminary Base Ball Club played
e1 game wllh lhe paHby CIub al
oanda Saturday. sad beat them
lre 81 20 i89
d rIlla match, Thutsday, between
embeg OF the Manchester Fish and
cIab, yards with shots, D,
moad came 90 victor every shot
,ae target A globe sight aud c.
texts Smith & Wess5n rifle did IL.
90 made lhh best single shot.
He sidewalk to Dellwood cemetery
plaiei aud a dne walk IL Is. Man.
hs moss over tWo miles Of the
1 marble sidewalk in the world
e SAX towards Factory Point will
|Dmeul "a once.
opia .n This village aud Factory
wbo $50 Interested IN organizing q
|alia Club afe invited 70 meet at
|ouf House, Saturday evening at Z
The principal object Of such
ration will DO 10 raise money for
|lafUle sidewalk between the two
& fall attendance Is desired.
members OF the Skinner Post,
r., are intending to have q new
rama ready ia a few weeks,
"a Rutland Globe says; Judge
gr don't see Il necessary In the trial
Nc that ia order To secure a Phair
he should DO tried among people
gu't Snow ANYTHING, so phair will
fair Trial at Rutland on Tuesday
$50 consider that Judge Wheeler
sued o. have pbHr tbeu TO
atH I.f H.at tnc itm contains au
Fin personal allasiau, bat when
jhal the same paper states lhat
iaE f Em@ad County has
pated imlE-aae jfuc bi..s be-
presenting lHs customary injict-
HH'g jain uur wrath is
apIsassd Brain. may be-
Bennington county but whisky
$50 fbe sae papcr. have the
a acu3
fHJ Hooper, at Sian chester,
a oue years old, d,Cd recently
ms effects ri wsIlowiug d guila
@ auiaIuIuE three false teeth
th Vt August while eating.
means known 20 tie medical iarnl-
h.s uaef. bat without
a M ay 4et of homut-
.feB aafH vita the exception
@ w Hog gatts payeaa, ghcrc
utg tlree false ,ee'h 900 it 90 the
ih s mn was uol iweuty-
uat aaa'ir Aio ol benz
l u an 5u lhH p'aee, aid
IHa ame "a iis death aud
h 8a Man hester.
ba, l beet Boa 81
aa i parlag, cook
at aa hase fer at lu tals
be zea 9o4lHE before
a8 make sgaF eEeelloa.
@ a.hes don't
tomatoes.
~ u.eH "sass
Ne aa s4 away taef
3UEaaL
a advertisement, aH
he have u9t in.
A#a.rs % taa amuy re-
G as o,Hhsaa la &C.
0l la ue see ,aaed d
50 ast Do usl inquire iuie
o asuFAaee gamFanlcs 81
IS 10 ap3 u gss rsm
u Jalercl 30 Wl iadaee 0uI
s. alg lha saa ag anl
asaess uf ST. ampa
proposes 90 lasnae, G
t @ f1f nhlh s
elAaa eaBusJ N.A tAo Z
- sn aas bssa eleeaHe a signa
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GEN'L FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY,
Rutland, Vermont,
pIspnIa FFSpta

/ am prepared TO furnish Policies IN each OF
the above list Of companies on short notice.
am also agent for the Farmers Mutual Of Mont
pelier; Champlaiu Mutual, Burlington, Lyoom-
ing Mutual, MurcY Pa, all Of which are sound
and reliable companies
GEO. T. BOYHToN, Agent.
IL Factory Point, VI.
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DYSPEPSIA CURED
FARM FOR SALE OR TO RENT
For two, three or five wears


The Subscriber on account Of poor health, has
decided TO dispose Of his farm A. above. hsid
farm contains i25 aeres, has about 500 apple
trees aud plenty Of other fruu such ~ psate
plume and cherries. Every field has 4 sprug u
living water that never fails Ia the dryest time.
There are about zoo sugar naples aud 70 aercH
OF woodland, large barn that will contain ~
tons 81 hay besides the straw and corn fodder
usually raisGd on the farm, aud other convenient
buildings. All The land il well seeded with
clover and timothy and II ia good condition,
Said farm viii bo rented to any good responsible
businoss mau or sold on almost any terms
man can ask. Any one having small place to
turn Ia towards payment II would bo taken al
fair, reasonable price Said place 20 be near
school, To contain anywhere from five TO ten
acres, good house and water convenient Any
QUO wishing to hire must apply before the lst Of
May. Any ono wishing 10 purchase the above
offer IL open to them fof the season.
REUBEN SHAW
Hebron, Washington Co. n. y, Apr /, 1874.
4Gly
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Elslsrtsz Of rheumatism, neuralgia, ioek
Jaw,palsy sprains sweilings caked breasts, scalds
burns sait-rheun, ear ache, acanpoa The human
frame and Of strains, spawn, gale, &c. upon ami
mals ii, one year than have al other pretended
rernaAtss slncu the sorId began. Il Is counter
rlsuf, 81 al healing pain reiiever oriPpior
tLrae ~ay their efutehss. the lame wAlk. pois-
ONIONS s.trs are rendered harmless and the
aoaa 80 src teaiod sfthyui scar i i 10
hamBag. iHs recipe i puhistsa argapi e.
bottle D. ls selling 50 40 article ever before
slld, sad 10 satis geeAu u does jest sha 4 pre-
leads o. do Ta9re who noN sHfss from ihea-
mattsm pain % szeliifs deserve % suffer y they
~lii i.oi Csc Coulagr Luimsnt More than 1000
certificates * seaaArksa4s cures, isosaing frozen
limbs. ga oale-shvaEastr goat. ruaniug Ia
msfs "a, hsys been reesiged. We Sih send :
circular eoatsinsug certificates, ths fsSips, Ae.,
gratis. 70 any ons requesting H. one boits u
tle yelloe vrsppss oealAaF Lamsta y w0sta
one haaased aasiAss ~ sgrAlns8 - ssssIisd
horsss sod males. ~ iqr sqrswv srEa - shasp.
st1ek-g aBers THE Iinlmsus II uarth soar atsen.
ton 80 family shoala BE- without ceasanr
LiuIneat sid ~ 81 DFuggist. . cents pei
botFls ufgs b0tiles, 81 o. !. D isoss 4 Co.
81 Broadway ssw Tort
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Drawing Room Cars Through FROM
New York 20 Manchester.
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NORTH BENNINGTON.


AT about ten O'Clock Monday eve
ming a fire broke out in A. T. C0lvin's
building on Main street. The building
was occupied on the front aud corner as
barber shop and a saloon. The second
story was used for manufacturing shoes.
The building was insured for seventeen
hundred dollars and stock for five hun
dred dollars. The building adjoining,
owned by w. b. Wright, was entirely
destroyed. Wrigh's building was occu-
pied as follows: basement for a saloon ;
the first story by G. NJ. Fisk, boots and
shoes; kenner 4 Ioughton, clothing
aud furnishing goods and the rear by
Keuner 81 IIoughton for the manufactur-
ing Of shoes; the second story was used
for a Masonic Hall and occupied by
Tucker lodge and Taft commandery.
Fisk has $1,000 insured on stock and
and Fenner Il Houghton g., 900 on stock.
Wright was insured for 81 800 and the
Masons for $1,000. Wright's loss will
probably be s., 200 above insurance.
Colvin's loss will be 81 800 above in
surance. Fisk, also IIoughtou q Fenuer's
loss is covered by insurance. p. T..
Perranit in GOWNS building, loses prob
ably five hundred dollars; not Insured.
Superintendent White brought over
Spartan eGgine and company from BEN
nington ca au extra train, Ia response to
a telegram, and bat for the uutiring
effort. OF the dremen aud citizens the en-
tire corner, valued at fifty thousand dol
lars, mu-, have been destroyed. The
loss is probably fifteen thousand dollars.
BENNINGTON CENTER
Thursday nigkt Of last week just sf.
ter midnight fire was discovered to be
raging IN the cluster Of barns in and adj.
| Joining tho DR.. Hcman Swift homestead,
IN Bennington Center, and before II could
be arrested destroyed five barns with
their contents, and one dwelling house
| Three of the barns belonged to thaSwift
estate one TO Frank Blackmer, Esq, and
one to Mrs. sylvia Blaekmor. on the
homestead estate Of the late Hon. :. II
Blackmcr. The dwelling house was al
Joining the barus, aud stood on the main
street, between the reldeuees OF Mrs
swim and Of Mrs. Blackmer, and
was occupied by Mrs. Garfield and Miss
Rhoda Scott. This house was entirely
consumed, but most OF Its contents Were
saved. This baiIding, which seycra
years ago was converted into a dwelling
house, was buiit for printing office, auC
here Wm. Lloyd Garrison began bis ed
i,orial life. several papers were publish.
ed there Ia years past. and the structure
bad considerable historical aud local In
portanre. We understand that lu addi
ton to The building. burned, tbe loss 81
personal property contained therein vat
quite large. Mr. Moses Robinson who
carried 90 Tho swift farming lands loses
heavily 10 ha., grain, and farming uteu
sils. AMI we understand aas 40 Insurance
| The o,hers we learn were wholly Or par
TALLY protected Mr.. rwif's Insurance.
/ Il sAid 70 be equal 20 their loss. TA'
starl steamer Company, took spaftaI
hand engine % the fire. aud did a. goo,
service a. they could where water was i
scave, bot probably saved other build
J f,...a fyz.ts, .4aafvss- Ia.ts Tie kHrnfteg Z,
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EaazuRiA il aa8f2 tbAn : Fubssitats Tor Castor
OIL s. . the % > slfs aFt.ese ID eElst.uee shseh
u ear&IH 81 AzslEtlAts the iuaas rTgutAtH tAe
b8Apss 70 s4na.calle aud gFEalurs nntES1l
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-10-01

Sargent who was arrested here last
week lgg stealing from Marshall * Paine
tarns out 90 be also q horse thief, the
owner Of one OF the horses 10 bis posses
sion proving to be q resident Of kecue,
n, II. II appears that on the Night OF
August 3lst, one Andrew J Williams, a
farmer, living Ia keeue, \. II o, bad stolen
from him horse valued at 800. Ia his
extensive search for the lost animHl,
many friends were solicited 10 keep a
sharp lookout, one Of which upon read.
ing Ia the columns Uf Vermont news
paper au account OF the above burglary,
including a description OF the horses,
advised him by letter to send deserip.
ton OF bis horse To some one IN Shafts
bury, that possibly he might dud there.
Acting on this advice, he addressed a
letter TO the deputy sheriff Of that place,
which fell into the hands OF Mr.. Barton,
first constable, wlD upon au examination
OF the horses replied by telegraph that
one exactly answering the description
was there. Mr, Williams Immediately
started for SALISBURY, arriving there
Saturday last aud recognized the horse as
his.
Sargent has beeu put under heavier
bonds, and All examination before Justice
White at nenuiugtnn WAS commanded
Monday morning, but was adjourned by
request OF the prisoner until he eau OBJ
tain counsel aud get witnesses from New
Hampshire, by whom he says bis inuo-
proved. The universal opinion is that
the remaining two horses are stolen
property. II SO, or not, few days will
probabIy tell