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officers are likely to be punished for

officers are likely to be punished for
cruelty.
by the treaty between Queen Victoria
and the Emperor of Russia for the mar
-iage of Prince Alfred and the Grand
Duchess Marie, it is stipulated that the
bride shall b. free to follow the worship
OF the Greek Church and to have chapels
FOR that worship in her palaces. She will,
however, accompany her husband to
Protestant churches to assist at ceremo-
MES of public nature. Their children
are to be brought up as Protestants and
educated as princes and princesses of the
same rank in Great Britain. The EN-
peror of Russia gives his daughter a CAP.
ital sum of million roubles-about
500, O0O-for . marriage portion, and
another sum of the same amount as
special marriage portion. Both of these
sums remain invested in Russia at 5
per cent. interest, payable semi annually.
In addition as q mark Of affection the
EN- error gives the Duchess an annual
revenue of $4,000 roubles. She retains
possession of her own private fortune,
amounting to $45O,OO0.
Miscellaneous.
Sugar wedding-Marrying q "candid
man."
Golden wedding-One of the species
we like.
Fascination" is the name of a new
perfume.
Wooden wedding-Marrying a per:
feet stick.
Children never like grammar. They
prefer their grandma.
Troy has introduced the industrious
hog as street-cleaner.
How to get rich-Learn - live on all
and sleep on clothes-line.
BE temperate IN diet. Our first par
ents ate themselves out of house and
home.
"A Maine woman has hair seven feet
and five inches long-too long to be avail
able for use in butter.
The greatest magic;ans of the age are
| the paper-makers; they transform the
beggar's rags into sheets for editors te
| lie on.
An 1rishman, speaking of suicide
said the only way to stop 1t was to make
it capital otfense, punishable with
death.
Prof 81. r. Palmer of Chicago, Prof
L. O. Emerson of Boston, and other noted
teachers hold q four weeks Musical Insti
tute at Dunkirk, N. Y, beginning July 10
The Baltimore Gazette was indiscreet
fenough to say that there are several
words to which no rhymes can be found
and now would-be poets are going for the
paper.
The swiftest divorce on record is thai
of the woman in Georgia who recently
threw a brick at dog and killed her hus
band who was standing twenty PAGES be
hind her.
AT Truckee, New, March Is, an icicle
eighteen feet long and estimated to weigh
ten tons fell and smashed portion of the
hume of the Truckee Lumber Company
at their mill. The icicle was over siz
| feet in thickness.
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An OswEao IN. W paper describes
fire by saying that =" thu red flames danced
in the heavens and flung their fiery arms
about like black funeral pail until Sam
Jones got on the roof and doused them
out with pail of water"
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eveht al lie paeeasA by tie House. He ~ SSi,sd
sid such allusiou ~ unreriisnentsr, : 9Hs
ss s ss ZEE ss,,
notion to reconrlder NJ then sxreeS In. ~
IN. The useyioue oueet;on ~ nnv.d 80 "
seconded on iii the pending amendments s.vs, nS
-. 10 str,Ee ont the seventS s.c - sefee11
The bili, which allows banks 10 - ~ y.
ssnixed without circuistiou. The eisSth ss..,es,
sni6 nofss "A subs,ituts for nm am81~, 49, ~
scss e Ss and sn
the confederation Of other proposed aneadme s
sne HOUSE ADJOURNED.
=, Senate s NOT IN session on the nth. In
in the Kentucky contested election case, declsrine
sss.a e s ss ss:
ss g TO include al I vessels 81 the
States Tss n.esed committ.e .no 2, o no1s.
merce wss instructed To inonire irto III ~
expediency Of establishing . Msht.ship At
Xss resumed snd m orief ~ M MAN. ss g n
was voted downNyeas iii nSvs iSo-vshenS ssSeiai
one Of them being in The nsture Of Iu nSsts,nts
authorisng the issue Of 600 COO legal tenders,
the retirement Of the National Bank notes and the
substitution therefor OF yfen9UFY N0tea and 4 Is
per cent convertible bonds, which substitnte was
rejected By 16t nays to 6e yeas. During the
nf,ier xss r.ieed ti,st msissess sa,sHts Ssa
National Bank stock had NO hight to vote On The
question involving tax on such stock. Tie
SPEAKER overiuIed tne point OF order and the de-
clNon vas teuneo ~ the douse. only nine mem.
De0 vCrang aga!nst u Ine Senate Dill was moved
~ eupsutate Iof tne honse Dill, and several ad-
GitOnal emen0menU were proposed, when the
nooee aalourned tne etatne q the bill being that
t tne PaeMoas queeIon lmpenoin& on the bill, and
INC vsnCus .menoment, mclu0ln9 the senate bill
suDsututes Woulo come up again on the
istn'
Ter vas excnssd frm fnrther .srvics -, ~ N,,.
mittee on Nina ina Nininr. and ~ fon. ~ ~.
annnintn1 In III Mace i{s,,s -. ;,t Ss -
to snthorise the Secret.rv Of W. ~ crs.sts -.
seversI Sistes ana Terrifo1ies n. 49, M ,,rcS
tions Of M. under ire sct az Ine. "a chsnoe The
nme Of hOldinr oonrts I'M ths Ess.e-n
District Of WieconSin NJ oshkosh Inc
bill to provide Tor the insofporstion
and regulation OF r,iiroad compan;es IN the
debated snd seyersi we're s1re ~ I tc
when the bill q amended vsa 6nsiIv nSssed-SS
to An smendmsnt ~ .yhm;ttsS -
Mr.. Csrnenter'a hin IN neov,1s ~
new election in Louisiana, and consider.
Able discns~inn M had IN The 1uesfior ~ fsSino
up and cons,derina the bin. after wSch not,ce VA
given an the hin would Se csils1 m IN the In
.. .The Honse amsndmert IN ths Mi ~ snthor;.a
aliens to act a eneineers and nilots. Which nro.
months vthsI he iIni,sd stese. .. s ~
r." 14- y. 49, We 0ons... -, .,'
In the House, on the 18th, several bills
and resolutions were introdneed and reserrad
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bic report was made from the Finance Committee
on the Senate bin providing for the resumption OF
specie paymenrand for free banking, and It was
ordered that the bin, together with the adverse re-
presented and referred-of the Michigan Legisla-
ture for the relief Of certain settlers on the public
lands; OF the General Assembly Of the State Of
sage on the Union Pacific Railway and its branches
An unfAv0Fable report was made on the bill to
refund internal revenue taxes enormously as
he calendar with the adverse report. The Senate
PHI for the relief OF certain contractors for
the construction Of vessels Of war and steam
machinery ma was read and laid over; The House
ritories was discussed. "A bill was introduced
and referred to relieve ships and vessels from com
puleory pilot fees in certain cases. Executive
session and adjournment
In the House, on the It'll, various bills
Of minor interest were reported. An adverse re-
port was made ON the bills granting acres
Of the public land to the Trustees Of Browns In
States Court House building, at st. Augustine,
Fla, Tor educational purposes, and to promote ed.
ucaton in the Territories. :. The Currency sct wss
taken a up and debated At considerable length....
In the Senate, on the 9Th, . resolution
calling upon the Secretary Of the Treasury to re-
port to the Senate the amount Of the defalcations
ment was referred The House bin providing for
the assignment Of Judges in Territories Wae recom.
% MT Some discussion took place upon the
Of rwsy IN ana
was made 70 recommit the BILL. Executive Sea-
don and adjournment.
In the House, ON the 9Th, bills were
passed-giving consent for the erection Of bridge
across the Arkansas River 1t Pine Blun, Ark. to
provide for the sale Of the present Marine Hos
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CURRENT PARAGRAPHS,
Incidents and Accidents,

Mrs. Miller, of Buffalo, while intox-
tcated the other night, turned over in bed
upon her infant son and crushed him to
death.
The agitator in the Forest City oil
works, at Cleveland, Ohio, exploded re.
Gently, and burned 8,640 barrels Of
daphtha. Loss $4,000.
Five negroes out of Z party Of ten.
who were crossing the river tor Ports.
mouth from Norfolk, Va, q few mornings
ago, in . skiff, were drowned by the sink.
ing Of the boat
&C. e. Horn, of Ottawa, ILL.,, took creo-
sote not long ago to relieve q severe at
tack OF tooshache. He accidentally swal-
lowed portion of the drug and died q
few hours afterward.
John Mcdonald walked off the bridge
abutments On the Illinois side of the river.
Ct the Rock Island bridge, recently, and
fell q distance Of thirty feet to the water
below. He was killed.
AT recent fire in Evansville, Ind. a
Mrs. Rother and her son were smothered
to death. Another son jumped from the
third story of the burning building and
escaped with bad cut in the hip.
Young Breckenridge was killed at
Lebanon, Ny, the other day by John L.
Anderson, the son of the Mayor of that
city. The parties had been drinking and
were quarreling about the possession Of
an umbrella belonging to Breckenridge.
"A green fellow who recently stopped
at hotel in Portsmouth, N. H., on re.
firing for the night blew out his gas-light,
and was found next morning almost
asphyxiated. On being brought to he re.
marked that he had never "burnt them
kind of candles BEFORE"
William Deushle, an employe in an
Indianapolis foundry, was caught in q
belt the other day and drawn around q
shaft making 200 revolutions q minute
The legs, to the knees, were literally
whipped of. Both limbs have been am.
putsted, and recovery was thought prob.
able.
John Howard, from Milwaukee, the
other day, drew largely upon the sym.
patty and cash Of sundry citizens of Chi.
cago, out of charity for the terrible tumor
on his back. cit subsequently transpired
that the tumor was manufactured out OF
knOtted handkerchief, and Howard was
sent to the Bridewell for ninety days to
aid in its reduction.
"A severe accident occurred at Mid.
dletown. Wis, few days ago, causing
serious injury to twenty persons, some Of
whom were not expected to recover, at
last accounts. An exhibition was being
held in the school.house, and the build
ing was packed. At the close of the ex
hibition, and before any of the audience
had retired from the hall, q kerosene
lamp was knocked from the table, the oil
catching fire. A scene of confusion
and excitement followed, in which eight
other lamps were broken, adding their
oil to the already fierce flames, and all
made rush for the narrow staircase,
Many persons were more or less injured
by being trampled upon. Many jumped
from the windows, distance of seven
teen feet, and were bruised by striking on
the ice.
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1nnm papees rs1ee 70 oucumbers ard
gFeea peas 81 casual Wy.
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Mrs. Margaret Schlosser, widow of q
soldier in the Revolutionary war, has just
died at Bust1etof, Pa, in the one hun
dredth year of her age. She did noble
work IN Philadelphia during the prev
alence Of the yellow fever.
1T is q singular fact that when the
funeral of the late Senator Sumner was
passing through the streets of Boston
some obstruction in the way compelled
the hearse to remain standing for about
ten minutes directly In front of the resi-
denge of the lady who had once been the
dead mans wife.
The report is current that the Dan
bury Nesos man has been persuaded against
his better judgment to hire himself out to
q lecture agent and attempt the funny on
the rostrum in consideration of $3.50 q
night. He is to begin his dismal CAM
paign next autumn. The shadow of the
dread anticipation Is already upon him.
1t is good to record pleasant incidents
over plentiful. His biograPher tells us
grocer with whom Mr.. Forrest dealt to
send the bills to him for settlement It
was left with the grocer to discriminate
as to the recipients of this bounty.
When Theodore Thomas moves him
self and his musical army from New York
to Chicago and back, it costs 81, 800 for
travel by rail. The journey, says Wat
sons art Journal, occupies three days,
during which the orchestra earns moth.
ing, while the daily expenses, salaries,
etc, amount to the enormous sum of
1000! To pay the expenses of this Or
ganization when travelling requires 81, 900
per night for six nights in the week, and
when that amount only is received Mr..
Thomas does not make one cent profit.
When this fact is considered, some idea
may be formed Of the great responsibility
Of maintaining such an organization.-
N. r TeleQrGns.
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A Commission Of Lunacy has adjudged
Col. James Mayo, State Treasurer Of Virgins,
to be insane, and he was sent to = lunatic asy-
lum.
Tho Cincinnati election On the Oh was car.
ried By the Democrats BY between z,ooo and
5000 majority. Cleveland and Columbus also
went Democratic.
Notwithstanding Tie success Of The anti.
Temperance ticketat Dayton, Ohio, the csusad-
ess repaired to the curbstcues On the nh,
and continued their praying efforts. At
Rapp's saloon they ware surrounded By .
furious crowd. Knives were heandishsd and
. riot appeared inminent % that decree that
Ito Police Commissiooers ware obliged 70. IN
terfere and request IL women to retire hon
the street. Tie Mayor subsequently, Issued
his pssslana&ioa fosbldding street crusading.
The Indiana euprsms Cont, q IL ~, hsld
Section II Of the Baxter law, wABeA declares
places where liquors afe so1d - b coanoa
nuisances, uncoas&iEutional - VOID; also
Section 10 q ~ saMs In, % far = II
a1fsaps b dispease Win staasmeat c u
NAME q The pazty to uloa nqn0r = sojd.
Good slsigAisG In chicago ~ nAuy sths
SECTIONS q ~ Wet q ~ -. n 0ow-
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''A'AsssAA AA"A'O~SuS ssso SSA&os0V~0 0Os sAse&s
historical painter, died at Munich On the night
of the It'll.
A Berlin dispatch of the 9th says the Con-
servatives and Ultramontanes were actively
intriguing to supp'ant Prince Bismarck by
Gen. Won ManteufIel.
A London dispatch Of the 10th says the
boiler of factory in Hamilton, near Glasgow,
exploded on the preceding day with terrible
effect. A large portion was driven several
hundred feet through the air and crashed into
q school-house full Of children. Three were
instantly killed and thirty more or less in.
jured.
A Madrid dispatch Of the 9th says thai
Serrano had surrendered to Concha the CON.
mand Of the forces operating against the Car
lists before Bilboa.
Dispatches from Port "a Prince Of . late
date state that the announcement Of the
death of the late Senator Sumner was re-
ceived with great sorro v BY the Dominicans.
Flags were placed ct half-mast nom the forta
and public buildings, and solemn and Inn.
pressive funeral service was held ct the
Cathedral, which was attended BY the Presi.
dent Cabinet and the diplomatic corps.
The steamer Tgress, Of tho PolaEis expedi-
ton, while seal fishing OF the coast Of New.
foundland, recently exploded her boiler.
Two engineers and twenty Of tho crew were
killed.
jean Luie and Capt Brown, Witnesses for
the claimant in tho Tichbosne trial, were
found guilty OF perjury on tie 10th, and ssn-
fenced to I've years' penal seEvitude.
A special telegram from Calcutta reports
that the famine IN that country \ evssywhess
under control.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-09-23

E5- In answer To scores OF letters OF inquiry, We
state l: he Fifth Gilt Concert of the Kentucky
Public Library Will positively take place Ncvcn-
Der 80, l>.4, and there wall be no po-tpouement. ,.
NJ matter whether all the tickets >pl not,
the drawing VIII be full and the capital pIlze
viii he 500 pIo. the trouble OF writing
letters, good friends. and for Information concern
mS this matter, drop line to GOV. Thomas +.
Eramlctte, Louisville Ky You Will ful
particulars BY return OF mail. Please spare
EDEf'> tAEBoLIC TRoCHLs.-Among the va
r4oGs remedies for Coughs none enjoy CHE
. reputation than EDEY ; CARBOLIC TRoCHEs. Thi-
fact places them above the ordinary LIST me dl.
preparations. For Coughs, Colds, Asthma, AID
Il dI>iAfrctant an | preventive against conta-
gIOu- disease, ;heS specific Invaluable 10
singers and public SPEAKERS. sod every where
joins +. iiLNEl. CI Ii:AN X GO. ProprIetpr-, ami
COLLEGE Place.. v Y.
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Letters uca.lcd for nj Montpelier Pos: Oaicc.
~cptrmbcr.2I>;. 1874.
VI \ r Il | \ G. f :.

In u.-,-i,ar September 22i at tn residence If the
brides father. hy key. y Newton tilazler Mr { {
PUTNAM. JE. II NuiueSrN. and Miss IENNlE +
WRIGHT. Youngest daughter Il M,eiad Wright. Isl
The printers were .micrti l'N Generous slice
Of til. rI,I, = KIND II bridal cik- MAY tn hiiDN
coupe live til >aId years Il happiness IN their life
tlin.-
In Fiairlfri ~.t Iuhr 10.h at the CnnGrtlt NAL
larSt,ri;,. ll R,v Charles Reiirld Mr. IAN CLARK
and Mss EMMA \. BINBI. both Of Chelsea
In E.,Nl,ury Srrtc,ul..r 18th 10y Rev- \ 1aii Ir
NVERrON WATERWAYS and KATE NJ MANS
FIELD both III EnNtnry-
l., Worcester S.rf,,rnl,,r LIST by Rev SI.irr.y,
Mr. FpW ARD ". COLBY and Mss MARY \. BRUCE
both of Mric>tN
In Worcester September l.th by Rev ]. Srnney
Mr. FRANK + MORSE and Miss ELLA N MOORE.
b Nh II Worcester.
Ia Winds n. September 10Th hy Rev. lyman +. Rock
well. Mr. Oh ARIES q NEW Ton OF Plaintiei. y ii
anl Mles sAkAII L. \LCHOL.S % MateIylIle. VI
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-09-23

IiMIl il HOLDEN, .ss,t Jndaos
VT " TnlIiISGH All: States Attorney 4.
y WI I !. t>fWc5 SNIFF CLERK.
IA XIX OVIArT, Reporter.
r-t. srand jury found an unusually
+ unmbcr of indictments this term
nine. and adjourned without paying
!. attention to the liquor business. All
..;,, on the Winooski, therefore, at
,..,.-,It.
..+,t adjourned on Tuesday night till
r. .,.-. Ilv morning, in order to attend the
NV fair. The cases tried since our last
~ have been rs follows;
,,,,,I,.I ~omervilIc V Roderck RiclItrd-
pItI claimed to recover damages of
-. t.. interest taken in excess of six per
& Verdict for plff. $3oo,G7: T. J.
.,....., and II. w. iIeaton for plff; Glea-
A. Fi..d and c. ii. Heath for lift.
r'.rman Bi1by vs.. Montpelier q st.
+ ,.-..,rv Railroad Company. Pltf. claim
.rn1.sr- for Il broken leg caused by an
-i.rt while riding over diff. road.
o.. F.. = resident Of Montpelier, and there
- dispute but that he was very badly
..,I The accident occurred on the 9TH
1r... 1~13: he was kept from his bust
,.- from the effects DIT. 5 main point
... l. .l4t plfr at the time of the accident
sanding upon the platform of the car
g. r.r-.rr,.,. of the rules of the company.
H.. INV however found that he was inside
Il. ..r Oft. also claimed a verdict
IN he. ordered for him, on the ground
-. .. there wa, no evidence in the case
., .r., that the Montpelier II st. Johns
~. rtilroad WAS the party to blame. The
p. aid that the evidence, if any, was
...r -u.h. but permitted pltf. to 90 to the
~ "A. hi own risk. The jury found for
y >-.ul1.6I. J. p Lamson, c. II.
II ~. and :. G. Shurtletf for plff.; Geo.
: W'frrman and b. F. Fifield for diff.
~nuuI Meadcr, Jr., VS. William B..
F. ....r This case involved legal ques-
49, rather than facts, and was Ia ken from
p. ..ry and a verdict ordered for diff. 1t
-.......i that diff. gave pltf. a mortgage
...l .fa farm in Danville some years ago,
.a ,.., owning the land but acting rs :,
.-...f,u for Young ladies. Pltf. paid
: . and falling to meet his notes was
....-.J bv the heirs. He claims that he can
. ,,..l,.,.m now because diff. had no title
.-... and hi, deed for diff. was good for
line. The court held that the deed
49,. Valid one. I.amson and 1leaton fol
r.r Bis " Davis for diff.
samuel NJ. Hardy vs. John Cook. One
-. M. interminable law disputes in More
...,. which bore the court almost every
..u. Verdict for plH., one cent damages
II.a,h x >hurtleff for plff., j. B. Il &. W
W. for diff. c,,
Town of Marshfeld vs. town of Mont
....,.,ry.-action to determine the llablllt.
- .r.. respective towns us to :; bill to
...-rlin.e Il Girl named Ann Eliza Russell
:..uugh fever. Verdict Tor pi1f:' Sooo
>lurtIcl1 and Lanson fer pin; Randall ant
r.,rrr for diff
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
II AIR VIZ E.
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V 4 TER rs Il T. VI t. ID } :
pa III arkt far tn human sealr rnl:kg a all
.iIar lead nitrate silver tIin that will IIIure
fr fl haIr il normal cidr Men aus. from
rratur d.4y stols and rs,es The haT IT., T'in
IN i r+tts ." tie sDair and as Hair Dressing it
no equal Below W ll3V'' few press and individual
crrii-ates:
Ior,bano, ii Courier o.toh-r. $50 The Hair Vine
is tl,. l-r, at.St thing III the market
Inv.rsyille Standard. y. Y July 1-j 1t Ileascs all
wt have used 1t. and they are many
treatment Us nanufacturer have ramsed the hair to
been OF for Years and We are thankful
The Vermont Union of April IA. l-3 says: The Hair
Vine is a preparation OF superior properties
Unu ! T. BIcklanl. Holy oke, Mass Head fun Of
laniruif. tried everything Tor years cured by the
ise Of two bottles.
rmwimg hnely; used three bottles now on the fourth
ID F. Mckenzie. Hair Dresser. island Pond writes
January pa: Pleas send me on, DON httit M r.
did some good clr.r
12 T; III air Se T Tnes
al na, On G II nv ta l hil hair only s
it a few times. Please send me more 10y express
$ b French Glover Vt writes, February L. -: !
ry HAIR fir IN falling out but yet, have found nnn'
Will do il Pleas send me two htiff li&r me
i one 'f nv friend. have the ether 1t has nearl,
t1"Ied tn. hair from coming out. hopes t;
START nv hair Please. send two bottles
have faith III Ii
TRY II. AID Yor Use 40 OTHER
Ask your druggists and merchants for it. or send
to me for trial bottle: 81 a for two bottles
address c. W RICHARDSON, Barnet. VI
SEED stamp for circular
George G. Goodwin. Boston. Mass, Wholesale Agen
Cor New EuElGud-
~ beware of imitation. the genuine L. put ui
light colored wrappers. printed with black ard r.
INKS. with cut of female on the wrappers
For sale i'll Montpelier by Biscom De eN and " II
son K Co Druggists; Plainfield by J F. PAGE Go
Narshfield G. & f Wooster.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-09-23

A Grange AMI Farmers Basket Picnic
will be held ut Northtield, on the Dog
River Valley Fair ground. on Saturday.
October ,, ISL Not only the menu
bcrs of oranges in central Vermont, but
farmers and the public are invited to at
tend. Good speakers and music will be
provided. Return checks will be furnished
those who come bv railroad If the wealth
er is very forbidding Saturday morning.
the picnic will not be held till Tuesday
following. NoRrHFIEID GRANGE.
ADVENT CAMP MEETING At BETHEL
The annual gathering of the Vermont Adj
vent Camp-Me"tin" was held upon their
grounds in Bethel, beginning on the 9TH
inst. holding over two Sabbatl>. and clos
ing on Monday. llth. The general over
sight of the meeting WAS in charge of Rev
ii. +. Carpenter OF Waterbury. President
| of the association The attendance Wa
largely in excess of former Years, and very
regular; estimated number upon the
grounds the lust two days. from four to
five thousand each day. Good order WAS
maintained without the aid of police, I'M
til Saturday evening, 18th inst. when a
shameful plot of the rowdv elcmen to
raise the large audience tent. by cutting
the stay ropes, was discovered and flu>-
tratcd by the arrest Of the leader of rough>
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-09-23

SEPTEMBER Is James Norris Estate Administrators
account referred October 81 Farwel>
Estate administrators account allowed and deere
mad-. u X. SMITHS Estate Hearing September =
JoLnC BOWS f>ta" License I, >ll real granted
SEPTEMBER 10 Patrick Mars E-tat, Inventory
turned.
SEPTEMBER l. Levi BputwelIs Estate Petition FIR
Ir.-S" t. sell real estate referr-ito october ia.
NErIENBtR II y ii JnslyI'S Estate / " Brown
iI.Iul-tra.' J. ii. HASTINGS and Ira Richardson. Ap
irdIs-r-. j II Hastings and l. \ Eldriy.. { minis
.iplrrs Wallace r. Persons Estate LIcellS. l. 81.
real estate granted.
SEPTEMBER p Maynard Frencl's Estate Petition t.
tr license sell real estate referred toiOctnh-r =
joel tiuld-burA's Estate Executors allowed
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