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Commercial.
Harrington Lumber Market.
Ren.rtaI IN Tho Ernn p.n...


u 'eems De-! uni doubt tina, the lumber MARI ct
settling uto more healthy state than il has ex-
perenccl .Nr fifteen m ntAs past. In this market
some grades heretofore over-tocked specially box.
aye H' o. out Gorc freely, and stock IS heinz re-
1g'ed " Iic some -.ircWd buyers are actually -ob.
hiei up nearly 800 In tle market Cd; enc or two
en- 'e trades. d true here. 10 least 10 some cx-
ith' a- We hud stated 20 81. Louis. That BUYERS
aye int GUS o. contract and She oi custom .f lee.
-h- buyer g. make 40 o.ier Is play ci cut"
most prc'l's o. feature 10 the trade -- the fact
thai Nc.tern armer- ire buy 'u- freely from the
-le ". THE products. TIE shipments lram ca cI-p
--St month, were otc- double the shipment. pi the
sinc goo uth lasi lcfr. Doe NJ bout one "a u ou feet
daily Three hundred carloads per tay are
sh-ppet El-t and .uta ly ral from the western
Iiii "i VI c-tn, lc roads Dee a. taxed e. their ut
ihlsl capacity Reports from Canada of the manu-
't'iHtclS, are % A cHmpla uln- -trI.u- hut fcS
-aics are reported O. the States market while il is
Last the tme the usual SPY NJ sales are made.
Inc -fe't i.re ga trade iut' other Countries last
year, :" inflated prices tlIt the amount sold the
states was cUmuarat' vcly small. Prices have been
held above relative rates Tbs SIDE The South
Amer can markets are extremely dul now. and
prices may come VIII .u the range oi buyers from
thc states even though late 10 The season. Quota
i.1= unchanged.
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rCHE PENN MUTUAL LIFE iNsU RANCE CO..
j Of Philadelphia. an old and reliable Life Com
pany, desires an Agent In every portion OF this
STATE IL which il Is not now represented. u IS 4
strictly Mutual Company, r,turps its surplus pre-
miums u its members every year. and its er-
pensex are small. furnishes them Insurance st the
lowest possible rates. All Of it, Policies nou-
for-itable for their value after the third year. Lib
eral ,oluns ion contracts made with reliable men,
Apply TO II. :. STEPHENS. Vice rres't. No. esi
Chestnut St, Philadelphia. Pa.
March 9--3e0iW
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Notwithstanding 50 many candidates
being in the field, the election for the
most part passed Off in quiet and
orderly manner, the best Of good humor
being manifested on all sides. We might
mention, however, that whilc the counting
oil the votes was going on, and when Mr..
Joe Pierson learned that he had been hon
orcd with oHe vote, he became perfectly hill
arlou~, and persisted in displaying his
eloquencc Not satisfied with Civ
ing some rare specimens of broken
English" oratory, the inimitablc Joe
wound up in splendid Grafton in the
French language, (which, in our opinion.
he is perfect master. During Joc's ora
ton in French We noticed that he was fire.
qucntly applaudei 10y Aldermanl elect f.
N Sutton. Ofcour>c the result. when an
noancod. was received with hearty applause
by the Democrats, there being but few Re
puhliean~ present.
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The political contest for United State
place of William Sprague, the prese Mt in
cumbent, has begun in earnest in that State
Gen. A. Z. Burnside arrived at Newp ort on
Tuesday, and the friends Of the hero of
fredericksburg will make his can didacy
for the Senate the leading issue in the COM
ing election for State officers and members
of the Legislature
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hISTRlCr OF VERMONT. Sat- Nj ton. N
l y said District. this 2ith day ct March. A. y.
l~.i. The undersi .ned hereay gives notice OF his
appointment assignee of Henry &. Boanum.
OF Milton, in the County of Chittcndeu and
state of Vermont within said District, who h,s
been adjud-ed a Bankrupt upon his creditors
petition. by the District Court OF said District.
To whom il may concern.
NJ Z. DOYON. Assignee.
2qwgw
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CARLOS B.XTEH-> ESTATE

WE. THE SUESCBlhERS. hlviu- been up
w pointed by the Honorable tho Probate court
iDr the District Of Chittrudrn. Comm So oner- To-
receive. examine and adjust the r.a ami demands
OF al persons, against the estate ni Caro- BAXTER
late 90 Burlington. in said district decreased ana 80
All claims and demands exhibited 20 offset thereto
and months from the day of the date hereof.
being allowed by said Court f,r that purpose. We
Il" therefore hereby give not ce that viii aitcut
L. the business Cd. cur appointment 80 The Burline
tn savin-s Hlnk. iu Sa'd District. tho first
MONDAYS a. MAY and september next, at 10
O'Clock o. tl.. ou each OF said days.
Dated this ith day 81 March. \. ID. l~.f.
". l. sTRnNp. r,,,,,,-..s..,,.r,
G. +. WARP '"'Nii 7'''i''i'-
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ARREsTED.-Francis |. Barnes, n young
man who claims to hail from Sheldon, Vt,
was arrested in Boston one night last week,
for swindling tho Commercial House out Of
Sl7worth Of board and attempting to obtain
a suit of clothes by false representation. lie
represented himself to be the owner of a
valuable farm in Vermont. also valuable
granite block in St Adams.
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hISTRICr OF VERMONT. SSs-N st Johns
| y bury. the 9th day ni March 4 u. l--f.
The uulers. -ncd hereby gives u"t'cc ot his
sppu' ntment as As. -nce oi Carlus =. DAY and
dennis T.. May. O. ~. Jehn>hu-v. in the County %
Caledonia and State of Vermont, Individually and
a> co-partncrs. under the firm name oi Day May.
within said District. who have heen aiiud se,l
BInkrupfs un creditors petition. 10y the District
Court O.. "a Il District.
y. VI. JOHNSON. AS -nec.
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I'm SATURDAY, the fourth day OF April, A. d.
~ 1874. | shall sell at Auction, commencing &C
10 o'clock A. NJ the entire stock Of goods belon giug
90 the Bankrupt Estate Of H. 4. Blake in the town
Of Sutton, Caledonia County, Vermont, consisting
Of such and all kinds Of goods usually kept in y
general retail store Also the hookt Of he
lOngin. TO the said tlaSe. For particulars see
POSTERS. j.. hOBiNSON. ASS -nee.
Nex1nrt- ". Much ~. Is1I.-MaM
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Two prisoners broke jail, in Bennington,
Monday, having made wooden key that
opened the jail door. hut their escape was
immediately found out. and after short
chase they were captured AMI locked up
-. IN, ,.l-.rn :. -..ln
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VERMONT CoNrERENCE.-The next annual
meeting Of the Vermont Conference of the
Methodist Church viii be held at Danyille,
commencing on the 22l Of April. Bishop
.Ic..a I. peck will nrc.ile.
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Spetial Hotites.

IMMEDIATE RELIEF from Coughs, Colds, lIoarsc-
ness, Whooping Cough and all distressing CON-
plants of the throat and lungs may be found in the
use OF Weeks Magic Compound. No other remedy
seems to reach the seat of the disease like it, Sold
by all druggists. March 2l-w2m sn
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&sgal 9otifes.


STATE OF VERMONT, , The Honorable the
District ~ o"irrrNprN .tret Of chittend .9
To all persons interested in the estate OF
ls'in'skt Barstow, late 81 Colchester, in said Dis
trct. deceased. GaErrtNG.
WHEREAS. said Court hath assigned the il,
w day of April. next. iur the settlement 81.
'he ADMINISTRATOR account Of the admi. istrator.
sod l"r a decree OF the residue Of said estate 10
the h~irs ~ said deceased. and ordered that
pu"hc u'tco thereof he given To- all persons
Interested 10 sad estate. by publishing this order
'uIee weeks succcssivciy previous t. the day
a. -nc'i' IN the burlington Frse fu->. printed
IN burlington, Ia said district
=, y. tri0rc ION are hereby ~ lid g. appear n
,n' rio1iie Court rnotus, in Bur n-tcn. tine DAY
as -hcd tiru and there o. contest the allowance Il
s'u account Dc You see cause, aud go establish
sad residue
Gwen under my band. this l,;h day ct ", fch
I!NaW Il : TAFT r.. -.-.r
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JoNEsvILLE, VI, March 20, 1871.
To the Editor OF the Free Press and Times
A. all the real estate in the State, for the
purpose Of taxation, is to be appraised the
coming season, and as several counties had
cause Of complaint on account Of the II
regularity of the valuation as fixed by the
Legislature of 1870. and such relief a.
equity demanded having for some cause
been refused in 1872, it becomes a matter Of
grave importance. particularly to the tax
payers in Chittendcn County. that such
steps be taken with view TO uniform action
by all the listers in the County, a. will re
suit in such uniformity in the apprasals
a will be satisfactory 10 all the towns in
the County, and at the same time fix 50
Just valuation on the real estate in the
county a Will satisfy the State Egualizinr
Board that we have no disposition to
shrink from the liability of bearing a fair
proportion of the public burdens. or to
longer submit peaceably, to a wrong SO no
torI0u= Is We have borne the past four
years am aware that a meeting Of all the
listers at some central place in the County.
Tor the purpose OF consultation previous to
the appraisal, would be attended with some
trouble and expense. But under the cir
cumstanccs would it not be advisable
Your opinion upon the question of the
utility OF such meeting, and that cf any
others. whether listers, or tax payers, in
the County, would probably lead 90 such
action A. l. demanded by the interest Of an
in the County.
Yoar- truly.
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Deer misunderstanding in the
Broad Lake show depth of 1913 feet, at
several points opposite Burlington and near
Colchester reef, just south of the light
bouSa
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ST. ALBASs BUTTER MARKET. There
were 2I9 tubs shipped on Tuesday. prices
ranging as follows: Fair, 3jc medium to
good. % to 37c; choice, Sc to $50; =elec-
tions. Toe.
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NJ y X OH 21, 1871
BANKRUPT Nutires.


IL district OF VERMONT. sat- cabot, the
- 27th day Il JtnuIry. A. ~ so. The under
= .ued hereby gives notice of his appointment a.
ass snee % John II. Damsou. OF cabot. 10 the
County Of Washington. AMI state 81 Vermont, with
in said district. who has been adiud-ed Bankrupt
upon his creditors petite by the District Court OF
said pistr ct.
To whom may concern.
JOHN II. HARRINGTON,
3lWlw Assignee.
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MOTHERS, READ THIsi
KEEP MILLER'S EABY SYRUP

On hand and your children will never he sick. 1t
will Instantly cure sour stomach, dyspepsia. grip
ing in the bowels, wind collie, &c. Gives relief In
teethng. Pleasant to take. Contains no opium or
morphine. Relieves your child by curing, not by
causing it to sleep, its restored health and thrifty
growth will indicate. Sold by druggists. Price
3J cents per bottle.
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FarAL Acknowledging p. p. Loavens
Of West Berkshire, was killed by the kick
Of 4 horse. Monday evening.
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Stcauaml TnHG--onc night last
week tho Cathedral at ugdcn-burg was
lar-.ariou-.y entered. and the golden
chauce.whicl was locked in the tabernacle,
was taleu \ similar outrage was pcrpc-
t-atei at Brlckyillc, Ont, hut a night or
f,rl ur..Ilr-
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WLLrsrox E. Rogers has sold to
T. c. Naramore his farm OF 40 acres lying
near the southeast part Of the town.
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Governor Converse, it will be noticed,
selected Good Friday, April 81, for Fast
Day
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BRYANT a SITUATION >CuooL.
Commercial Law,

(aELAriSG To NEGOTIABLE PArER, CONTRACTS, PART
SERSnIr, ETC.l
All 81 which especially necessary for and
adapted to Commercial purposes.
Pupils desiring other studies than above may Sc
lect any or all Of the COunoy ENGLISH STUDIES and
pursue them in connection with or separate FROM
COMMERCIAL STUDIES.
Pupils received at any time Il there vacancies
Prospectus and Circular Of the School. post free.
Tho School is located at 36s Washington Street,
location prev ious to the fire OF May n. lS73.
Houss, to ,. Closed Saturdays.
VACATION DURING JULY AND August.
Application for admission, Sept lst, may be made
in person till July list from July ist TO August
Istn b, letter only, building closed August 18th
TIL Sept list, the prime pal will he in attendance
daily from till ,.
II T.. uIBBARD. Principal
March 25-wtf
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FElRIsBuRGH. The musical entertain
mont of W. ". Thomas singing classes, at
Fcrrisburgh Centre, last Tuesday evening,
March l7th) notwithstanding the uniayor-
able sta tc Of the weather and roads. filled
the old Brick Church" with Larger au-
dicncc' than has assembled here for years
The exc rcises consisted of instrumental and
vocal Sc lections. The instruments were the
piano (kindly loaned by Miss Lizzie Field &,
guitar, violin and flute. In connection with
the exercise Of the class. there were about
80 select pieces. songs. In conclusion Rev.
c. r. Green, Hon. e. Walker, and Mr.
Crane from Bristol, made some appropriate
remarks. thus closing one of the most in
tere~tmS gatherings of the season.
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BuVuNp.-At the meciins of the Ladies
Church Ala Society last Friday. at the resi-
Ieuce of II. \ Hodges resolutions octhanks
were passed to Mr. Love for the free use of
his hotel for their antiquarian entertain
mcnt. al-b TO ". X Christian for printing
tAeir bills and tickets free of charge.
some of the sugar-makcr- tapped their
orchards the first of March. But little
sugar was male, however. until last week,
when very good flow of sap was realized
The ground is not frozen very hard. but SO
long as it freezes nights and thaw, days we
shall make sugar.
Deacon Alonzo Hall and wife, from Obcr-
In, OHIO, who moved from Richmond to
uhcrliu some twenty years ago, are visiting
old friends In Richmond. Three sons. clu-
Gated ~ Ober.in, are Congregational min
l~tcr-, and daughter married a minister.
Robert Roberts. E-i, of Bari ngton, de
liyercl the last lecture of the course to an
appreciatigc audience. Mr.. Roberts is an
easy and graceful speaker.
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Is the hest preparation in the world for beautifyin.
the complexion. Ii imparts smOothness transpa-
Tency and rosy freshness 10 the skin. Cures all
eruptions Of the face. Is not injurious Sold by
druggists. or sent by mail. Price 80 cents per box
Address. MILLER BROS,
3lw3w sn Ils Maiden Lane n Y
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,TurrLE-in st. Louis, March 9th, of rheumatism
city. 'o''ie''y Vi 'n's
JosLIN.-In Essex March 10Th, ISL. Deni,,,;,
Joslin, aged Sc years. -
III iRisH-ln Shelburn. March 25th. Of scarlet fever.
Wesley ~, son of Homer and Lucy Z. Irish. a.-ed
II years and day. -
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During the summer and autumn l--i. purchased
e Mr.. r. y Rruwnell quantity of potatoes known
as the " Son-uch.n These potatoes readily re
tailed y cents per bushel higher than the Early
Rose variety. which constantly offered iCr sale,
and n"tw outstanding the difference Of price ., cts
per bush. - in favor Of the Early Rose. the Non
such" certainly appeared mnch preferred for table
use, and the demand throughout the season firm.
\. l.. BARRONS,
SC Main ST.. Burlington, Vt.
March ls, 1874.
March l7-tdsw2w
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Sunday Evening Temperance Meeting.

The third of the monthly temperance
meetings was he'd, Sunday evening. at the
Unitarian Church, and was an interesting
one. The church was filled full, even before
the hour of opening came: and many went
away, unable to get seats. Floor, galleries
and aisles were full and many stood through
the evening. The pulpit was occupied by
the clergymen of the several churches, the
speakers for the evening and others.
After 4 chant and hymn by the choir and
quartette of male voices. the reading of
Scripture and prayer, Samuel Huntington,
ESD, introduced as the first speaker, Henry
Ballard. Esq. Mr.. Ballard spoke FOR about
an hour and half, with clearncss and
F,roa
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The following particular, Of the death of
Judge Leaycns, Of Berkshire, are published
in the s. Adams Adratisr
On Monday evening. the .3I. he LETT his
hua~c between five and SIX O'Clock. 10 at
tend 70 some work at the barn. and not re-
turning 20, soon As expected. his wife went
@ look i1r him, and found him lying lead
20 q stall, in which horse was tiei. The
head oi the deceased was much INITIATED.
hy beng trampled upon by the horse, but
the Immediate cause of his death Will never
be definitely known. lie may have been
prostrated by kick, and instantly killed, or
he may have fallen in q iii under the ami
NAL feet, and then was tramplei upou uu-
Ill life was extinct
Deceased was about = year- OF aye and
had long been a resident of Berkshire. lie
wa- an influential citizen. honorable in all
ti- business transactions. and conscientious
ln tne discharge of hls public duties lie
bad held many positions OF responsibility
ana trust IN town. amon- others THAT of
constable for several successive Vcar- lie
twice represented the town in the lcEl~la-
tgre was elected t. she State Senate Two
terms ami was A~,i~tant-J judge ol thc
County Court tWp years. this being his
latest service IN prominent oih.ai capa
city In every public position he d.
charged his duties with decided ability.
and proved himself cm!ncutiy deserving Of
public confidence.
We call attention. t, the advert .ement Of tic
rf>N MrlrtL LIFE Iv>yiAN,E CoNr,NY. as au
A gent ,o represent in tl,s section. The rr~v Is
wel.-Lnowu Life Company, strictly mutual that
BIAS made d.' dends TO is members every year since
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Arabian Tonic Blood PuriGe,

common Tm Of ind sestlon Is oppression after
eating. or depressing dullnes, Of the spirits with
hatuleucy or helchiug up uf wind and almost a -
ways follows co-tNene-s. DR. HARRIsON's PERKS
IALfic LozENGEs give quick and permanent relief
ihey are pleasant, portable, do not require increase
%. dose never -rlp1 and for constipation OF the bow
els pies headache, dizziness, Irregularities and
other female weaknesses. they are Incompatible.
ra box, ~ cts. Large box, Co cts, ma led free Tor
TINS last price pH- IARRIsoS's ICELAND BAL
SAN splendid cuTe f1r coughs hoarseness.
and All throat aud luu- complaints. For sale hy r.
=. HARfisoN Co., PruPrctors, No. fremont
Temple Boston and by al. druggists.
Mar win sn
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ST. ALnANs.-'rhe Messenger ciphers out,
from tho printed report. that the expenses
of the village for the year past were nearly
Sl2 900, more than half of which went for
Improvements in streets. The fire depart
ment cost 500. and the wardens recon-
mend a reorganization of the force, and the
paying of 30 cents each per hour to each
fireman, while actually engaged at a fire
dropping the present reward for the first
stream thrown.
The village now has a floating debt of
$50 ,026 4 and a funded debt of $50 900.
The town has floating debt of S., 32i 81
and funded debt of SI3S 900 Total liza
bility. most of which rests upon the
village. of 1921, 3i966. There is a
school district Indebtedness, which, when
reported will increase this. The trus-
tees propose to ask for another issue Of
bonds not to exceed Sc 900 The Messen-
ger adds, ''Our town tax is now 30 cents
on the dollar of the grand list, the highway
tax fixed by law * % cents. the village
officers recommend tax of 100 cents, and
1t is fair to presume that the school board
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WATERFOWL Union Live >fock MARKET
March 81.
AMOUNT oF LAVE STOCK AT N,KNEr
Cattle. Sheep ( Lambs Swine.
This week.------- go l.fG2 "a
Last week.--...-. 4i~ 20s. =.
From Vermont. 90 BIZ $50
Prices oi Market Eecf-A icw choice 81 a,5I 10 ~ 1.
quality, = oud- %. third quality, SsW64G51
Prices of Store Cattle-Morkin= oxen per pair
St1, Sl5o, So. to ~ Mich Cow, and Calves.
from s5G6l; Farrow Cows, s15aa5; extra, s7hM95 .
1eariinSs' Sin4is' Two Years Old, sy"G>s Three
Prices o. Sheep and Lambs g. In lots wool sheep.
- H, 81 80, $ 1and s. - each, extra g. haS ~,
or from tn - RR Veal Calves ica- -.
>, Prices Of Hides Tallow and skins Brighton
Hides, .!m'c Y h Iallow, - a &C q h Country
Hides, an y ID T,low. lie T. n Pelts. s. ~ 40
/" each Calf SKINS T. a tic h. Parry 81 NJ,
sc each.
REIARNs.
Cattle-'Thc weat.c- cold and Northern stock
light, which called forth quick sales all kinds of
stock. No particular trouble To obtain luc y 10
on dress weight good oxen this week. According
To the general workings Of the market, when the
supply %; cattle or stock is light week there is
an over stocked market the next but this week the
supply has remained light, and necessarily an sd-
vance in the figures.
Sheep-No sheep over the Montreal Railroad
Some 100 head landed here were from the West and
sent direct To tho slaughter house, hargaine for
hy agents out Mc-t. The remaining hocks did not
make much OF a show ri sheep houses-nOt SUI
ncient 10 20 around-and many that usually buy
here had I" depend upon Western arrivals. Dealers
claim big one halfeent advance on sheep.
Poultry arrivals on best lots were quick
at one shilling pound. All sorts of live stock j.
IN demand this week The change IN atmos-
phere To cooler weather has revived the market.
We quote hest nocks at IGic q h: medium at
ice u H., ordinary l5c Pib.
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MANcE E>rER.-A shooting affrly on Tues
day morning caused considerable excitement
in the quiet burg of Bowmanyille, in Man
chester Mr. Morrison Hicks, one of our
Oldest citizens, made call on Alden Wright,
who lives alone. After little converse
tion. Wright went to the door and locked
it, and then to to his trunk and took out n
revolver, deliberately pointed it at Mr..
Hicks and discharged it The ball Just
grazed his shoulder. when he clinched
Wright and threw him down, taking the re-
yolyer from him. He then unlocked the
door and went out, Wright following him.
Only the threat that he would certainly
shoot him. kept Wright from making fur
ther hostile demonstrations. There had
been no trouble between them. and the ac-
ton Of Wright can only be accounted for on
the ground of insanity. lie has heretofore
exhibited signs of insanity.
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OH 81. 1874.


PERRr-JoHSsoH.-InW illiston. MARI, 10 10,
6y Rev. James Marsden, Mr. Georye s. perry Of
Pattie Greek, Mich. and Miss Luella, daughter Of
Daniei johnson, ESQ.,, Of Williston, VT.
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We think theneed Of consultation Is fully
recognized by the listers, and We under
stand that proper measures to secure due
concert Of action viii be taken. En-. F. III
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MHroN.-Wc are requested to announce
that the next session Of the Milton Board Of
Education will be held on MONDAY March
2oth