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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-24

porary retrograde movement. About noon Erie took
a sudden turn up to 37l, and Pacific Mail stimuli
taneously improved q point, the general market
turned again to higher figures The afternoon mar
ket was steady until after the second board, when
it took fresh steam and finally closed strong and
buoyant, aud generally at about the best prices OF
the day. The aggregate business of the day was
large amounting to the purchase and sale OF about
10000 shares. the largest business having been in
Lake Shore. Pacific Mall Union Pacific, Erie, Ohio,
and Mississippi, Western Union Telegraph. Wabash,
Rock Island, st. Paul; c.. c. and L. C., and n. \.
Central. The opening highest lowest and closing
of active stocks aold today follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-24
"WEDNESDAY. Sent. or. NJ

:, sEIII VI
Speculation in Wall-st. continues TO show marked
animation and activity; and the bullish sent-
ment is as strong ever. We see. however.
occasionally disposition to desert an old favorte
for a new one, which probably comes from the in
constancy OF spectators and stockholders. But
the brokers as a class on the bull side just now
and are apt to deal in whatever stocks may be for
the moment active, buying those which are for the
moment strong So we see certain shares which
were recently under a cloud. like Northwestern
and st. Paul. made prominent and put forward IN
price while the favorites of yesterday or the day
before like Union Pacific and Western Union Tele-
graph, pat into the back ground but the general
market has been a strong and advancing one.
At the opening of the Board prices started
off strong and improved for a time, but after the
call desire to realize accrued profits caused tenn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-24
THE CHARGES AGAINST DAVENPORT.

In the United States Circuit Court yester-
day. Judge Woodruff presiding, Col. Wingate stated
that he appeared against Chief supervisor Of Elections
John Davenport, in the matter of the charges OF NAL
feasance which had been preferred against him. Mr.
Davenport SAID that he desired an Immediate exanlDa
tiOu for the that If the charges against him were
true IL was tine that they substantiated. Judge
Woodruff replied that his engagements W0uld not aiOW
him preside AZ the examination OF Mr. Davenport til
Wednesday, Oct. p, for winch day IL was liked
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-24

he .bi6nn@ mort, toay are 2O4 bales;
ss SO5 bales this year $50 bales stock In New iork
es show an advance 3l6 cent September and l32D
With fair business al tue Improve men
sales As follows all o basis OF Low Midilingsi 80
her 900 ~ 3.i6c November. 100 - 552c December 300
DC; 800, Is 732c Jaapary, 200 l2s'i haisl 100 10
5i6c April 200 10 56 toi, so 400 eaei s.e' ,sS no.
Iss,. loo 10 2582c 100 10 l3l6c 200 ID 25S2e 200
* i96c 100 Is lei 800 10 2932; 400 10 d October
100 is 3l6c 200 10 1929 500 l5ei 800 10 s32e 300
ictNoyembsr 100 Is 532c 200 ID Sloc' 600 10 32c
sn'er 100 Is 1929; 100 l5ll; 800, - g32.i 100 -
Lee 900 l5i,c Janusry 300 l6Ss. 100 10 49, eO 10
IL i00 Is 1892 500 10 7l6e: 200 10 1876 March,
or Rio strong az The Improvement o. yes
% and there was quite demand fol- tgas the sales 20
E g97 bags Memack all on terms noL made pn0h Also
:, Rore s8 bags Adelaide az lsc $40 bags per virginia
al s 200 do per Industry on terms not ta6sl1 Ana
evening in addition already reported 200 bags
S Regen al l63 aud 1000 bsg. per Emily on private terms
80, ordinary caROe, l5dl5 i Fair Co az l64ulec Good
10 a. isLals L and Prime DO az l9sd2tc gol 90 and 30
& he stocks being large holders hn in sympathy with the
ale aaaee 10 Rios the sales emba7 2OOO bass hafacsho er
S8rv vessels at l7dlsci 5s3 bags 10 Rocket at IL Pc,
IN hsgs costa grade at l2d Ice We CLIP the follow
& fo He-srs WIN monthly circular ~ this dates
cs Rio and % 1870 Eevfok 81 6o9 bags
Baltimore $50 bags savannah 1000 bags total 500 bars
Sew.oheaas, 1915 bags: Mobile 1000 bags; tota
1901 bsg grand ,ot9 259 igg bag SSls'
g09l7 bags savannah, 1000 bag heW0esns 1915 bags
to 25s bags stock Rio aud sanos Coffee, sept 70.
S7i 81 0s3 bagsi Baltimore 5Os9 bags savannah,
oo bg. Mobile bags total 10 l72 bags Atos ard load
.i o Uniied state. from 25ta u l6 rst 1853 600 bags
eLOUR AND MBAL-rhe demand for Flour only moderate
shipping rather plenty and tame NO scarce ana
saperane weaker que Good Amber Winter firm and
sbe; Fancy Minnesota AZ the close The market Eoaker Tor
most grades the exception Of No a1d Good straight Amber
Ettrss which are OF 900 bbs We quote;
M Ar lTala -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-24
CRIMINAL NOTES,

Adelaide Sands was committed at the jefferson
The charge 81 bsYng o
n xh Of cloug from Augusta Carpenter Of No 81 Brooines
At the Essex Market Police Court Yesterday, be
fore Justice OIierbourg Isaac Mershsi vas heo u
10 CaBOu-sL Of w4ica valued al el0 on
TUESDAY uigit
AT the Tombs Police Court YESTERDAY, before JUS
49, vaSeu Wu a. Pierce eood held In ~ OcO bar for ste-
IT, steb yanei 80 from he fseroom Of Ar Woe Of 70
ia hye While coming 70 this CITY from newport o. th
steAm Bristol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-24
RANKING AND FINANCIAL

Rockford, Rock Island and st: Louis.-Owners OF
bonds secured by the first mortgage bonds num-
bered to 5000 should communicate at once with
Hassler & Co., Wall-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-24
NINtATURR ALMANAC.

srn :. 40 SUP sets....... 1854 Moon sets 400
| - mon pAY-AN
Candy Hook 61s COWS Island -. 653 Hell Gate Ferry. SAP
| ' DAY-P.
Cows IslaDd. 1l6 Hell Gate Ferry! 9iU1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-24
Cost ano fonn0.

STOLEN. -NOTICE.-All persons are hereby
- uoned against negotiating Ih CERTIFICATES
Of toe Sock Of TIE hA'sA 6uAno COMPANY "mn2,S
a nor ten and rspcchvey and also ONk
az Of ten shares Of tb Ft National Bank
Rpgtop n c. standing and Endorsed
H. bisrE h. m. CHARLES 4. GREGG Grand Central HOeL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-24
miscellaneous.

MOODY g. JEMISON.-C0TT0N FACTORS
wi "a COMMISSION MERCHANTS, l2o Strand GAiSeson.
T,rss: rs WilIam.6t. Eew-iork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-24

Railroad bonds continue strong and in good de-
mand.' The Pacific mortgages were chiefly noted
for a further advance in Sinking Funds to 76s on
large pnrchases. The following were the bids:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-24
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

The ououos Cotton Ia store RAM daAuJ not
oars nan b.I grade below the grace quoted
sALEs PRRs8Nr DELIVERY
e. IastR renirn Total
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-24


s.,s:.s a.-ad't brands. sSSss sas
.sy.s end 1:a...: Gamma: % GCS rs
Gsoists .ud Tsnnsss.. Family ss.rss ... 400 90
e. H. W., % sns ~. md 81 sec ss
s,s t rsa; S.nn:;i,:.. o9S
frn'r and f demand export sales Of 900 bo
$ $: 8: Ger: a: ss's'i 4Ss'
Bag M...M,si. sm y,5s wsi;s =, % osgs2 lo gp.d s
81 S ssSs ~. S:;i scssi 'D
S GS ss s's s S .tS s ri.
By ,a' % u LIVERPOOL t:ss: ,9 100 % SSa
Sa. Gam S S To .o ST bush
5000 bbis Flour 2. I'd Charters iueude: sSr.sss
s 1905 ss Dass.. dss xnsa;.s Ssi -, !:
charge. thence Sses to NsrTorE With LoSTood g. cuso "a
American brig s2e hence the south ds Of Csoa .Sa '.s
CORR ORDER United kssc% cooasa tS a afassd
Petroleum = A. sS 's 81 p' s. IS Germ" Sn s Fsa i
500 6b for orders, uaed Kingdom at D. ID
sssas T s' ma q: sn y. '
Gin. ofyes.Sd.y 'T The lover Nth air
nan Spring s most '..s %sisr no, ,sr' ssy sssrss ,ss
& :1lt ss a. % ~ 's ssss ssras isss
NJ Il S a f NJ Ds1:,s q sassl s
1851 s e. .%s' . s Il nss % The %
s Sa. Old cs.sG fsg5 s Il
3 s G5fs e an SsSS '' No. Ss' Su.
ss:s g. s.; e., n. . .as SO S s.. | 3
S ssn.s S s S.sstR ':ss' SsSc
65s6Ss' white 81 9e5e ws,tscn MIId at eSse5's:
WSs pa ss q scs iaesi5 ia q sa:.
s' No. R SES led :; S 81 Corn and 200 S1 s 10
w.. SRs sa.S &c sss a A DE While IS S
HhT gse sIsAW; Stsss ''";1' :'. So
we quote Long RYE Old and New at 55 G65c asa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-24

GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENr-lOf O'CLOCK
AND III O'CLOCK A. NJ.
~ q q, Pasistered 1891 s 6s Currency ,,-,
10000. ..........12l174 DOUOV..
U s 500 Registered. 1868 U : 0s IU,'V Ooup"h ma.
l2.ll64 oVOV'''''' ''''''''''NAN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-24
We annex closing rates for foreign exch

The moneymarket was quiet and easy, call loans
closing at and per cent, and prime discount selling
at 5 to-.
Government bonds were dull but frmer. We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-24
THE MARKETS.
ICusiully reported tor rHa ranuxl.i
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.

"WEDNESDAY. Sept 80, 1874.
following complete Of exports shipped in vessels which
cleared to-day for foreign
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-24

PETROLEUM-Por Refined OIL the market Is little stronger a.
about previous prices sales of 2 500 bb spot at Sre vi Is
ouet aud price. quoted 5d5 % Naphta rules hmer !"
1Odllc quiet and steady Al lie AT Philadelphia ths
mke, Refined steady and ouy limited demand s
late Yesterday evening 5000 bills, deliverable september . az
5000 bills deliverable October l. Al lZc Laef-oVVo
bbls deliverable balance OF mouth. at l2c 100 -,
RR-The quiet about former prices sales OF ~ casks
Rangoon within quote caroline
at 5,d7c tor 7l497as for Good 72a7 for Prime and
7sc for Choice New Lousans a. 6'd & Or
Fair TO Pataa 7d7 and Ransoon at currency
moderate business in Raw Sugs ana
The market strong advanced prices emed check the dsmsni
he as are 90 grade MoAsses Sugars at Pc lO boxes
Ceuufuga 9itc 500 hhds MOsses Sugars S and 0tOO
bags Pernambuo size quote Fair to Good kt nBg az SO
83.c, Prime Centrifugal in bids and boxes At 1880,
And No ~ Cilyed 9 Refined continues COED demand sn Ihs
markets. dm bat without further change pe we uos
O3s Yellow; 10 for SOFT Whe ii &c Tor FoWderei
II &c for Crushed aud IL &c for GTln1latet. -
sBEDS-0h Clover see steady quoted at lO for Prime snd
O3 for Choice Timothy Seed quiet and steady At ~ oO 9 fa
and 81 30 Tor Prime lots FAIseei quiet anu 'ea'J
at s2 Us. -. 900 q. =. ~.
sTEARIN demand and hrmer es Of 10 900 10 ~ &c
TALL0W quiet and unchangei sales oil aV-VV ID u"
s3,c; 100 bbls country at sl20e'se ,, ,..d. .s. Al,
shade easier, with lar
Ok" MI a. 81 07 $50 bills at 81 o. and 80 bbs Bourbon "
TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-24
FIRST BoARD-10l A. NJ.
Missouri 6s. 1877

Sales of Slate Bonds-R1tlr0dd Bonds-BdnW ana NJ"
road-EIpress Stocks, dc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-24

SMYRNA-Bark Billy NlnpsOh. =.
Petroleum gals O0O1 Domesties bies..' 30
ST. JOHN N B.-schooner J. W. Scott.
hardw'r. cs. Glsware, Pkg lOS 'p iuiP'oS ="
Flour bbs. 100 Pork bbls... 70
ST. THoMAs-Steamer Ontario.
s.uu,,,.s Ofelotb CO. l Books. cs....
Paint, Dkgs. 10 Drugs pAg'' "'pp'i' PCS
W.TERPoRD-Bak AntOnietta.
81, SUI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-24

CHxsss-The fairly and prices nae nner for
Fancy shippers inclined to do business have e" os
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-10-14

They did talk of Il new county to be
manufactured out Of southern Windsor,
northern Windham and adjacent noun
tain@. Bat the Woodstock Post says the
project is As dead Is Il door nail. and does
not appear to care if it is.
Cambridge has finally bonded in aid oil
the Burlington and Lamoile Railroad, by
q vote of l47 to a. The amount was fiXet
at $1,000.
st. Adams butter market was firm Oct
18th, and prices advanced. Common t.
flir, 80 to ; ic medium to good, 50 to 50
choice, 10 to i2c. selections 44c.
CHEEsE.-Twenty boxes offered but n,
sales are reported.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-10-14
IN EaIi3 at the State House.

Yesterday morning. Il, Mr.. +. lacrosse
WIS showing som" visitors up to the top
of the STATE House dome, he encountered
bird which he at first Thought Il wild
roo~r, but which his contest with led him
To think an earle He. however. succeed
,l, hV throwing his coat over it. to effect
it, capture though he said he WAS almost
afraid to undertake. it. X lie showed Il
sharp tiyht hi, claws being pointed As
needles and hi, bcak quite handy. After
his capture he passed him over to me. and
we trust he will be u specimen of note. az
he measured twenty-five inches in length
and the spread of his wings WAS five and
a half feet. Doubtless he attempted to
perch lat night upon the head of the en-
blrmatiral statue of agriculture upon the
State House. and from some cause fell
down to the bottom of the pedestal on
which the statue stan +. This pedestal
j., surrounded hy Il lattice, leaving Il space
of some two feet between. This space
WIS not sufficient to allow the use of his
wines. and a he could not crawl through
1t he wa safely cared. his bird is Il
fine specimen of the Osprey. Described a.
the lpliin I{>",firiL. or li~il-catchinr CT
ole. by Nirlolct. Though Il native Of
Vermont. they are not common here, but
more common on the sea coast. where
they are held in great respect by the fish
crmrn. as they soar only above pools O
fish. thus pointing out good fishing ground
In Vermont they frequent the shores o
lakes. and sometimes rivers. and usual,
build their nests in the fork of some state
" birch or pine near them. They are no
particular about the kind of tree provide,
the proper plac" to hold the half bushcl o
tufts of 0rt-> and weeds that form thei
nest. * hi~h up in lis branches. Boil
parent birds aid in the construction of tn
nest. and likewise aid in incubaion an,
also in feeding their young. Their u>ll;,
food is fish. but when driven by hun@t
they make awkward attempts at onr poul
p try, and many times capture the young
but are less rapaciouS than other specie
of the eagle, or falcon families.
l \ full description of this bird may h
: found in "Samucl's Birds of New Enc
+ land" under the head of the Pandion fam
ilv. In ancient times the alighting {
y thu, bird upon the State Capitol woul
0 have been an omen for good, which non
t would have had the power to controvcrt
, and may it be 50 now. 1t certainly L,
qlircs only the belief, to make all do the
Il duty. doubt. however. if the ancien
o would have allowed lis capture. As it
Il species that ought to have sought warn
cr climes Il month since, perhaps II
chilly evening had something to do wit
( it.
Such specimens are needed to compile
, our collection of Vermont birds, and tn
h one came thus opportunity, without e
,f pcnSc should other birds be caught
!, like manner. we trust the friends of OF
# collection will deliver them safely here.
, CIRATOR STATE CABINET.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-10-14
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
4 REPRESENTATIVE AND CHAMPION
AMERICAN ART TASTE,
4 II + 4 l. d I n f
TIE ART JOURNAL OF AMERICA.
ISSUED MONTHI.Y-
Il N,yuifecM Conception, H'on|crJ"H5
curricd out"

The ner-.-i, q aInar m,p Tlat f3G r.; .
%ays been rc'En1zoi ana many ATTEMPTS ha.s ben
made I" meet II" want The .ncces-lEr i"!r- "i'ih
4hlish an art j.ur:l did ne, ,ye int III, ~
soon az proper alir"ci-tln 81 ti-. az % -
t. meet II were sho"n the ui!l, - oTt Fir -"
artistic ana commercial triumph Tax Abs!
o TIE i A 1 wl s sT n s . M ne
Of ordinary perodirals II !. an eitsa-i I. ell "
tnres the rars . ,leSms sa Of Nh =
al f1 r- a tre I' TiSnr @ t. il II irtnd.
and beauty Of 1HE AInIHE viii be ~, ~. .!IFs =
:her pubi'ati1n- may lain suIt;.eT :. =
lon, n iTsi ~'sh and r.I r"hcrg:loI All. ma
proachei ahSaiutel! without r"nit,!ti. - IN "
duplicate the Iiantlty Of hnr paitr ~ 1T II,
-. 'n -" ana han ti-rt. IS the cirou5. b,s.si-.
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PATRONS OF THE AInI>E. as d. "a ,Ii
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sustain an Unaiatrd int"rt.t M -! ae y -
single style subI-ct- IheIlorature "l ~ -.
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will To-. welcome every ne iT'ri "iI -.
a d. and ~ rr:lt executed - tru'- I" IL II
hat tl- yerltabe -Iie 81 liz -l+.l-.-
land do. tn. finest Brooklyn ;r.rks =; II AlAoA-
So natural NJ one who th!- lrel,u.n LIZ - NJ
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-10-14
The Reelected Members.

Your Montpelier correspondent in yes
tcrday's paper. states that there are only
nineteen members of the present House of
Representatives who were members of two
years ago. In looking over and compar-
inc the Names | make tlrcntY-frc. rs fol-
lows
ley. Leicester.
son. of Manchester: j. Henry Guild, OF
Rupert; Willis 5. Bentley. of SYNDICATE
\. W. Wilmarth of Stamford Edward
G.. Bacon, Of Sunderland.
Caledonia county, one-Geo. b. Davis,
of Danville
Chlltcndcn county, none.
Essex county, one-Jamc> H. Beattic,
of Brunswick. He was the Youngest mem
Der two years ago.
Franklin county. two-Curtis +. llaw-
ley. Of Fairfax; John +. Draper, Of shell
don.
Grand Isle county, mono.
Lamoille county. onc-,Jona> I. Stevens,
Of Eden
Orange county, none.
Orleans county, two-Jamcs Brown, OF
Lowell; Josiah Grou, of Newport.
Rutland county. thrce-Slmon J.. Peck
Of Ira; Orcl Cook, of Mcndon; Roswell
iurl, Of Mddlctown
Washington county, two-lIarry Bulk
| ley. of DuNbury: George ". Cardcll, O
Warren.
Windham county, thrce-William w
! Lvndc, of Marlboro; Dan. L. Webster, o
Putncy; Addison WHITEHEAD, Of Vernon.
Windsor county. four-IIugh Henry, O
Chester; John G. Coolidge, of Plymouth
Gilbert A. Davis. of Reading; Henry Bovn
ton. of Woodstock.
| OF the above, Hugh Henry is serving hi,
! lhirl consecutive term. and possibly tw,
or three others are.
Among the co-incidcntS. Davis, Of Read
mo- and Davis, Of Danvillc, have the sun,
initials
In the Senate this year are three who
We're i'll the House two wears ago. They
are Granger of Pracham; Wyman. 0
Athens: and EdmundS, of Weston.
may have mentioned one or two per
SONS who are not the same bat have tn
same initials There may also be one O
two members reelected whose names
/ have overlooked but believe | have men
toned all
Although there are six more than YOU
correspondent mentions. it does not mill
tutr against the wrrtrhcdnc>s of the on,
term principlr.- WU4iSor county, IN Bur
4 lHytou IRE Press.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-10-14

DHowNED.-TheN North Troy FaI{a}iu1,,
saws: There was a sad case of drowning
at Troy. last Sunday. 4th inst. Charles
Horton and DeForest Buck We're out walk
inc near the river opposite the village
Seeing butternut tree, they thought they
would get few nuts to eat, and so halteo
under the tree Seeing Mr.. Smalley com
ing up, they started for the river an'
sought to reach the oppos tie bank. Youn4
Buck succeeded in gaining the shore an'
started for the woods, all the while think
inc that Mr.. Horton had been rs fortunate
as himself Buck went home. In tn
meantime Horton did not make his ap
pearance, and search was made for him
About three o'clock his body was foun'
some six rods from where he went into tn
river He was much respected by all VIII
knew him. He was from Bolton, Of thi
state, and was Is years of age.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-10-14

Mr.. Cyrus Williams has brought suit
for damages against the publishers of the
N,tfi9N for IN alleged libel contained in
an article i'll which plaintiff is charged
with pla~tevinT and ENGRAVING the Emma
Mine with silver ore, whereby Professor
Nilliman wa- deceived. and reported ac-
cordinglv. 50 that the English stockholders
were letraulrd to the amount of t600. 600.
The ease came up before Judge Robinson,
in Common Pleas Chambers. on :; motion
to dismiss the complaint. on the ground
that it was not shown the act charged was
regarded ~ di>graccful in any respect
and that the complaint does not aver any
guilty knowledge on the part of the plain
tiff. or knowledge that the mine was to b,
sold. For the plcntiff it was argued thai
the act charged was di>graceful clearly
and the transaction described would. i
true. render plaintiff liable to Indictment
Decision reserved.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-10-14

DR.. J. b. Crandall, now Of Stirling,
Illinois, has. with his wife and boy. been
revisiting Montpelier. DR.. Crandall. it
will be remembered. was Assistant Surgeon
at the Baxter General Hospital in 1863
ID where his unwcarying and kindly nj
tentions to those under his charge will al
ways be gratefully remembered by the
surviving inmates of the institution. He
afterwards went to Burlington. and on
leaving there he was with General Custer
three years, in his evcntful campaigns or
the plains, and since then. has made hi,
home at Stirling.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-10-14

4 discussion has been raised hv the con
Trajectory opinions Of McS>rS. CharlcS
O'Couor and Revrrdv johnson Is to the
effect of the President : recognition Of the
Kellogg Governments Mr. Johnson con
tends that Gen. Grants decision in the
ease WAS final When he pronounced in
favor Of the uSurpation he exhausted his
authority: he cannot reopen the question
the Indictment i binding even upon himself
From this view Mr. O'Conor di>>cntS He
believes that il is always possible for the
President to correct his mistakes. and tina,
H.. can now Withdraw the recognition
which placed Kellogg in IN office to which
he WA not elected.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-10-14

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