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sp- S5dlise 9lnipride meroen ein9e8o9en un6 @es
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-28
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gS q 3 I II 9 0 IT, II. NHY. = PruF0eHt
@rant pirb Der Serlamnllun9 oerIrmeeu pom
Cumberland am Is. unb 16. Septbr. in'htica
beiwobnen unb baielbf Der SAT OeSSenators
@onfliug ietn.
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Otorgen bierber suriid.
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mat1te $40 Jtote Der v@riten Nationalbanf
Don Ybtlaoelphia" i'm llmlauf, ba aher Die
6dlid)er merften, bab grobeSoriorse setroffen
porben, nm melteren IuSgaben etn baloiges
3tel AT ieten, 10 biiteten ite ii6 cine geraume
3eit binolrd), ibr 5abrifat auf ben Martt sl
perfsit. Sn lester 3ett erifeinen oieielben
aber baufiqer, rlno Die Silgun9s @bthetlung
bes Gtatan1ts in 8aibinston erblelt beute
aaein uon elmer Stem Yorfer Sauf 6 Stiid
Der gefdli6ten gtoten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-28

unfall. = Sin 2lctbioper, gtamens
@ba8. 0entou, lunrbe, ais CT Die g8oIiitraBe
entlang rift, all Der @de Der Canton Nue.,
400 ietn Yfero curhgiu9, aui Die Stra6e &C.
idIlenoert, mobeI CT oaS Jtoienbein brad. @r
murbe i'm SoipitaIe Der gSaibtngtou.llniper-
iitdt" behanoelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-28

2t6fabrt ocs Satnpfers rJofe."
Der ipanlidle 0anlpfer nSoie," Capt. III
biSura, melt)er am 10. 4ug. bon 5aoanna
bier eintraf, clarirte 9eitern nit 300 Sonnen
Gr0e ais Sallat uad) 2iueruool.
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Selegrapbii9e Sepei4ets.
Snlanos9epeias,ts

(Seri6te Der ~aiiocitrten greIe" fit ben .@ors
IeiponoenteR.")
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-28
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Sertdlt, Der, wie elmer uuiercr Yeridternatter
ernlttelte, TART iibcrtrieben lit. Der Sadlz
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Sprin9=, nabe @ouguindBe, mobnt, auf Der
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freunbli6 unb gingen 3ulammen auf bic
StraBe, no ite ilb ldugere 3eit nit einanoer
unterbielten. Die Anpeenbeit Sreitmann'S
I'M 9aue Su 70 iriibcr Stuuoe murntte
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trat, 9erletb er nit tbnI III ctnen gSOrtmed)iel,
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bon Dem llngebeuer Der @tferiud)t ertaBt uno
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mar, geiabr ltef, 9etUotet Su meroeu. 81
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mo mari iie auf ba8 SabugeleiS nie0er, aber
tbr flebenoe8 Sttten uno ibre @rflGrunq, 6ak
ne nttt8 llnredlte8 getbau babe, iomie Der
3uiammenlauf mebrerer Die SraBe paiiireu.
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bon Slbfoid erplooirte beute Worgeu bel
Seiiel elmer 9reid)mai6ine; gSm. Swens
uno Senrp BartD rpurben getDbtet uno meb
rere 9luoere idblrer perpunoet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-28
Ea(ltutettf ttt Shic0fo.

&bicag0, 81. Nug. = @uan8 & 6ideD,
@u9roS Spirituoeubdnoler, itellteu geitern
ihre 3ablungeu ein. PaiiiUa $25 700 unb
Nfttpa $4,000.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-08-25
Vermont News.
ADDISON COUNTY.

Mr.. Geo varnry, of South Lincoln, recently had
a sharp shirmieh with a wild animal of the wild
cat species.
Last week, as Miss Minnie, aged about 90 dangh-
ter of Darwin Fobes Esq, OF Orwell, was out dIiv-
ing the horse became manageable and ran, the
carriage WAS overturned, and Miss fobes was
thrown out and dragged distance of twenty rods
or more. t.arny her c ing into shred-, and bad
" blui>ing her from head to foot. She was taken
up insensible, and the wonler is that she escaped
with her life.
The following serious accident is reported to
have happened to a young lady in East Granville,
on the 18th OF August. She married to 4 man
~ years of age, said man being hard up that ne
had TO borrow a suit of clothes of his brother IN
law in which TO get married, aid his fathei-ln law
gave him a peck OF beans with which to pay the
marriage fee.
CHIrTENDEN COUNTY.
shepherd, Davis & Co.'S planning mill at Eul ling
ton caugh, fire Thursday loss 100000 fully insured,
in Hartford, Philadelphia, Canadian and English
companies. There was abont $4,000 insurance on
the bu Hiding and machinery.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
, Walden is experiencing quite a revival of reli-
gion. During the past four weeks sixty persons
have made profession of their filth. Meetings are
held alternately at the North anil South churches.
conducted by laymen from St Johnsbury and Dan-
VILE assisted by home talent.
The stock holders of the Lynd III bunk have vo-
ted t, increase their shares from 81, to 500.
The 81 .J,hn9bury granite company, which was
started only lew years ago, now has more orders
than 1t can attend to- and within a very short time
has sold owe: 300 O0J worth of stone to go West.
Rev. T. E Ramsey of the Congregation charci
has resigned.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
One nI.ht last week the house of Mr.. tlvel But
Ter, on the road leading from Fairfax "la'n L
Georgia Hill, was entered bv tramp, who. afe
fastening Mr.. and Mrs. Butler to their slecpin:
! apartment, proceeded to rummase about Beior
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-08-25

liste ned in breathless attention to catch
every word spoken by the " old man reso-
lutte " in..depicting early scenes.
A daguerrean artist present succeeded
we believe. in securing a fine negative OF
the grove and the assembled group Of
grangers. and the America was sung
in fine style, under the leadership of S. F.
Nye, Esq, and his sweet singers, the
crowd joining in heartily, and making
those grand old woods resonant with music
and melody. Then we all unanimously
voted that we. had had grand, goo old
time, and that Mr.. F. f. Andrews was all
to to blame for it. After this twas an easy
matter to hitch up our teams, and drive to
our respective homes. mentally resolving
that when the grangers of Berlin had an
other picnic, or Harvest Home Feast, "
we shall. if living, surely be there to see,
to hear, and to enjoy.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-08-25

in reservefor any parties desiring power
etc. for manufacturing purposes They
have two powerful water wheels. either of
which will run double the machinery now
in their buildings.
Their dam is one Of the best in the State.
During the dry spell a few weeks since
both wheels were run for two days, one
carrying saw mill and the other all the
remaining machinery in both shops. The
result was hardly preceptble in diminish
ing the water supply. The water poured
over the dam the entire time the same as
usual to all appearances
We hope enterprising parties will soon
see the ACCESSIBILITY Of securing such an
unfailng power for other manufacturing
industries.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-08-25
NDREW FRENCIrS ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT WASHINGTON District
In IT hat. Court held at VI mt "r,ln sad District
on the 9Th tiay August \ n l~-5
Nehemiah F Avtrill Administrator # the estate OF
Andrew French late Barre. sad District e,ras
II presents his administration account eNamIa-
tior and allowance and makes Application for icre,
distribution and partition OF the estate II said Ii
ceased Wherein" II Is ordered 10y said Court, that
said account and said arrcat ion he referred - Il
sss N thereof he held the Probate Once said
Montpelier the 81 day Of Augusta u l>.5.for hear
iuc and decision thereon: And Is further ordered
that notice hereof be given T. all per- interested.
by of the three
tn. Mountain Freeman NEWSPAPER publish
Noltp Her previous to said time app Intti
that they appear al sali time and place
and show cauSe If any they NAV have why said
count should not be alpw-i and such decree made
BY the Court.-AtteSt-
HARVEY TITDF-N. Iligs
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-08-25

he had secured any plumber, Jason Jackson, who
slept in the above, was awakened, and started
down stairs, hearing whom the thief ned leaving
the outside door open, AMI cudyel in CHAIR
which he had probably intended u means Of dc
ience
LAMOILLE COUNTY
The storm OF Friday was very severe through the
LamOllle valley, crops being Frustrated and con-
iderab c damage done.
Four Waterville lads out berryng the other day.
near johnson line, became frightened at two wild
animals which from their description must be lynx
The boys were chased several rods by them
but received no injuries.
Martin Bullock, of Wolcott, came very near los
ing his youngest boy, lad Of two summers, by his
falling into the swill barrel. He twas fortunately
rescued by Mrs. Bullock but not until he was
pretty well stiangled.
f. NJ. Clifford, of Wocott. caught leg be-
tween the head block of the saw carriage and a
stick of timber in his mill few days ago and came
very near tearing it from his body. lie is now
doing well, but very lame
trout was recently taken from the river at VOL
colt, which, when dress ed weighed four pounds.
ORLEANS COUNTY.
George KIM. % years old, at Holland. in care
charge of shot in the back part ofhis neck. The
physicians think there is little chance for his re-
coverv.
In Brook Gel |, recently, the people being Suspi-
cous that John Ferris-who recently ran away with
another mans wifc-was about the premises occu-
pied by his family, Ralph Dittv. the injured husband
procured the assistance of Sheriff Avery and went,
to look over matters little, when Ferris from
the house, closely pursued by Avery and Ditty.
Ditty fred two shots after him but he escaped them
both. and no doubt has sought more genial CLINE.
RUTLAND COUNTY.
week ago Oliver Borden of West Rutland was
badly beaten by roughs, and his, recovery is very
doubtful.
WINDSOR COUNTY.
The Vermont Annual Sprltualist conven
ton VIII be held at the W ilder House, in Plymouth
on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, Aug. 9th,
2.lh and 19th.
Mr.. Jason .. Johns son, of Norwich, has harvest
ell this year, hundred and thirty bushels of
Strawberries from one and one hall acres OF land.
4 fool-harly fellow named Carpenter, at the re-
cent dedication of the Woodstock railroad bridge
over Quechee Gulf, climbed tree - feet high
which leaned over the chasm sawed of the top,
took OF his shoes and stood on his head on the top
of the tree, after which he sat astIIIe limb, put
on his shoes and descended in safety.
Mrs. Ellen French, Of Han tland, took dose of
critical condition for number of days, but Is I'M
proving at the present time, 1t is supposed that
she intended 10 commit suicide.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-08-25
News and liOSSin.

Over 100 cases Of smallpox at syracuse, Ny.
Spring chickens 30 cents a pair IN Georgia and
North Carolina.
" We drink to much rum here naively admits
the New Orleans Tunes.
pretty style Of cord for picture hanging has
been made resembling ivy vine.
One of the suburbs of Evansville, Ind. reJoices
IN the suggestive tile of Babytown.
Abner IIuntey of Cuba. y. Y, Will be los years
old, If he lives few days longer
The l0ith anniversary of the birth of Sir Walter
Scott was celebrated IN Z iinburgh the Eth.
Clara Morri. writes from Glasgow that Irelani
is given over to ruins, rlots and rheumatism
The yellow fever at Pascag,ula, Miss is aba
ting.
Another Charlie Ross has been found. this time
at Schuyer's Falls, near Platt.burg. He was in a
coored family.
The Mayor of Montgomery, Ala, guaIantnes
Pensacola where one case OF yellow fever is re-
ported
The body of young Perkins who was drowned
,ast week at Niagara Falls has been recovered from
the whirlpool.
spanish. vessel shipping m tterial of war at
Barcelona, the l7ih, suddenly exploded and sunk
FiNy persons were Killed.
-" As between q cucumber AMI = Watermelon -
says western editor, " give brandy and wa
ter
A baby in Findlay o., whose mother was a great
croquet player. has perfectly shaped mallct or
one of It's arms
An inmate of an Iowa poor-house has fallen heir
TO 850o0 but hiss got attached to the place that
he is gong stay and pay his board.
The nickel counterfeiters, recently arrested in
Brooklyn. sari u have shovel ! 3. O0 of the
stuff upon the country.
The ten days Methodist camp -meetIng at Ocean
Grove. Y. J. near Long Branch opened on the Eth,
with 800 attendance.
James :. Giles, postm leter al Prescott, Arizona
absrondel on the l+th. Money orders to the
amount of 1890 are unaccounted for.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-08-25
TOIIN c. CROSSETT'S ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT. District Of Washn -ton.
In Probate Court. held at Montpelier. said DIS
trct. the 4th day of August. A d l--5.
The Administration account Of Joseph q. Smith.
administrator de bn,Ils of the If John {
Gross-t late Of DuSfry. III said District deceased,
: presented r examination and allowance
Nhereupon. ordered 10y said Court. that said
count be referred to session thereof. t. be held
the Probate Office said NurtI.ler the l>t DAY
September. A. u lis. for hearing aud de'lsln
thereon And further ordered that notice hereof
tie t. all persons Interested by publ cation II
The same three weeks snrctsslVely III the Green
VI nIutaIn Freeman. newspaper Published At VI M
eller. previous I" sand time appointed n hearing
that they may aIVear at SAID tlile and place. and
81 w cause II any they may have why saii account
should II t,- all wed and such decree made.
BN til, Court Attest
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-08-25

NASHlSGToN Col MY
HOMER W HEAToN. IN CHANCERY.
sYLvFsTFK HcHArTERToS september term SIS
Whereas " Ieatnn If " 'ntpelier,i in the Conn
ty washvt"nand state Of vtrig nj has MED IN the
foreclosure settipE nth IN s!tsanre that SYLVESTER
onnv @ the Ait ith Jay & Jaary / i IN e1ernte
to M'ses Holden 4 NiiilcseH u sAi county, their
In III the County OF WASHINGTON and state o: Yer
Ring farm on which said Chattertons re-
q ChatteT"n: 10y orhle ShlnInan and wife; l. Jam
thereon, and situated on the West HUI rtd - allied
being part I" Lot No IL. III the Eth Range. sup
c3niitione for the payment Of rroniss note for
six hundred and thirty five dollars dated January II
Horace Chatterton. and made payable t. Moses Holden
or bearer demand with interest annually; and that
And further showing that said Noses Holden. Fehru-
a nsr He ass and asa Saa sd a & S
led sna @x2s sib y ss ea that tie same is
And further showing that sad sylvester H, Chat;
eyed sand sagsd pr. Hsrrirk
to Emerson I'LL Of Berlin aforesaid said Hill
0cs"ber 3 ~ said iiili conveyed premises
Leonard Ellis IF sa,h berlin IN and said Ellis
and that Henry E. fiheld of said MONTPELIER claim.
OF attachment thereof as the property OF said Hill
And further showing that said Horace Chaterton la.
deceased and left property estate and that salC
sylvester H. thattert" now resides thout the state
And nI that the efy ~ Of OF sal,
Sylvester H. Chatterton. Emerson Hill, Leonard Ellis
and Henry T. Flteld. i'll said premises he foreclused
! And whereas, II appears that the said Sy!V II
iChattertOn resides OF tins state. that sub
p,rna cannot he served npon him. therefore i'll
ance of the statute i'll such case made and provided
notice is hereby given To the said sylvester H Chat
t+rtnn. and he is hereby required 70 appear before tn
Court Chaucery next To br held at MontI eer b
in and for the County of Washington. the secon,
Tuesday of September. A. D. ls75 az o'clock
| said Ia make tn the said
and abide such decree and order i'll the premises
| said Court shall seem meet.
| And the petitioner directed to this orde
together with the substance said petition. Toe pub
lished three weeks successfully III the GREEN MoUS
| TAIN FREEMAN. newspaper published at MONTPELIER
aforesaid, the last of which publications. is to be-
least twenty days previous TO said second Tuesday
| September A b ISL
| Dated at Montpelier. in the County of Washington
this 9TH day of August, A. d.. ISIS.
LUTHER NEWCOMB. Clerk
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-08-25

STATE OF VERMONT Randolph District. SIS
In Probate Court. h,l,ien at Washington. on the 4th
dav of August. A ID. l-75.
II 4. White, Administrator of the estate of John B.
Nabprn, late Of WASHINGTON III said district deceased
makes Application to sadtpI for licenre
real estate OF said deceased
Is necessary for the payment of the debts of de-
ceased
Whereupon. it IL ordered hy slil Court that said
Application came under c"nsld ration and I've heard
the first dav of September 4. - 1873.
Office Washing and it Is further ordered that al
pers ms interested he notified hereof. hy iublicatnul
# notl Of this application and order thereon.
weeks successfully in the Green Mountain Freeman
printed AT Montpelier. before said hearing
that they appear at said time ami place aud If
they cause. object thereto.
BY the Court. Attest. y \ TAYLOR. r. -ist.-
true copy of Record Attest y \. TAYLOR, Register
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-08-25
ZADOCK CHENEY'S ESTATE.

STATE OF. VERMONT Rand ,lph District s.
In Probate Court. holden a WASHINGTON. the ith
daY of August 4. u l-75.
II. 4. White Executor of the state Of Zaork Cheney
late Of Washu nn in sail district .a makes az
pllration to SAID Court for license L. sell al the real
ate of said deceased representing that said sale
essary for the payment Of the debts Of said deceased
the best interests of those interested.
Wherupan. it is ordered 10y said Court that said aT
p!icatlom undrr consideration and Ice heard on
tn. 4th iav f September A D. l.-5. the Irnhat.-
Office i'll Washnyton and il Is further ordered. that
all persons interested he notified thereof. by Iutica
IF notice IF this application AMI order thereon
three weeks excessively in the Green puntalIl
Freeman. printed at Montpelier. hefIre said time of
hearing that they appear at said time and place
and If they cause. object thereto
By the Court Attest. Y 4. TAYLOR. Register
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-08-25
DIILDING LOTS FOR SAL

Several desirable building lots Berlin street
he purchased at fair price by persons wishing to
build on the Berlin side of the river A long pay day
will given desired to those who contract to build
good DIV eling houses amy of said lots the coming
The location is III near proximity to MOntpel
Ter illage in healthy and desirable neighborhood
the terms dinghy low for the privileges
torded No not wishing to build by himself OF his
friend need apply for prices or further information.
J. W. WHEELOCk.
IAnuarY Is. ls15.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-08-25
up of picked players along the line of the
Central Vermont, and to the .Alplas" OF

up of picked players along the line of the
Central Vermont, and to the .. Alphas" OF
Springfield. VT, to compete for the
prizes. The Alphas could not attend and
an invitation was extended to the Reso-
lutes of this village. The winning club
gets $50 and the losing club SIS on each
game.
The Resolutes went down yesterday, and
were beaten by the Centrals, 20 to II.
They play the second game to day. The
game yesterday was very close till the 9th
inning. when the Centrals made Il run of
II. the Resolutes claiming that they got
three men out on that inning before 4
score was made, but the umpire decided
but one Of the three out. The Resolutes
also protested against the pitcher of the
Centrals who is, they claim Foley of the
Fisk, Jrs. of Brattleboro, and not the man
from St. Adams. whom the Centrals
represented him to be.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-08-25
MARY +. LAMBS WILL.

STATE OF VERMONT. District Of WASHINGTON,
In Probate Court, held AZ Montpelier and for said
District on the 18th DAY Of August. 4 ID l--5.
Ann-trunent puriortinl 10 20. the last VIII nj T.s
lament Of Mary +. Lamb late OF Berlin. i'll said
District deceased. BENZ presented L. the Court 10y
John W Smith. the Executor therein named. + Pro
bate 1t i ordered by said Court that all PERSONS
rernel therein e ntlhs Z aPIrlr al session IF said
Court to be held al the Probate D,ire MpI elie-
the III DAY If Sept. 4 ID 10. and show oaI il any
they have a2alrSt the Probate of said Will for
which purpose II Is further ordered that copy of the
record Of this order be published three weeks success
lively III the Green Mountain Freeman printed al
Mpntreer previous - SAID time appointed for hear
inc
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-08-25
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The annual meeting of the Stockholders Of the Mont
peller Manufacturing Company. for the election of
directors for the ensuing and the transaction OF
any proper business will be held the office of
the Company. Tuesday the 18th day of September
ne xt, at o'clock p NJ.
By order Of the Directors. CHARLES WELLS. Clerk.
Montpelier, Aug ~ l..5. F34w3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-08-25

RICHMOND Butter MARKET. August %.
Market very quiet. Butter sold at % to
24c for fair to good; choice and selections,
- to PC Cheese. farm dairies. sold at
to Toe no factory cheeseoffcred.