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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-08-27
NOTICE,

NNHEREAS the Burlington Savings Bank has
W hed it petition in the Office Of the Clerk Of the
Court OF thincery for thittenden county. against
Edward 4. Jcwett and Jennie VI Jewett, his wife OF
Chicago, Illinois. setting forth that on the It'll Of
April ISL, said Jewetts executed to George "
becswth mort gage deed o. the follow ne described
land in the city Of burlington. viz. bounded north
hy lant o. Albert f. Richardson. east by land OF
Mrs Heor-e F. Nldswurih, south by Maple street
a1d west ny land %. Luther e. Dodge, conditioned
Tor pay ment 81 two pram.ssOry notes. dated April
It'll ISL is- i've huudref. dollars each, signed By
sad Edward, AMI pay able To said Beckwith's order
IN one and tvs. years from date respectively, with
annual interest, and that sad notes have not yet
beer paid thar afterwards said Beckwith sold and
irau-er-e said notes and mort gaze to the petition
er thar nu the 20 uf February l-.9, said Jewetts
executed ta to petitioner. mortgage Of said prem
ise-- c.u;-ton. d for the a,meut Of noe dated
IearraIt .i i-sl, for tWclt Eve hundred dollars
s.-fei 'y sad Edward, and payable 10 the order
ol the peri oncr year after date with interest
-anuusily' AID that sad note has not Yet been
paid that on the 9th DAY 0fAprll IS , said Jewet
executed 90 the petitioner another mortgage of
sad premises, conditioned iur the payment Of
note. al-ei April g. l--2 for one thousand dollars
s.-ur'. hs said Eiwart and payable to the petit
TONERS DrLer. one year after date, with interest
semi annually, ami that said note has not Yet been
paid aId pray NJ that the equity Of redemption
20. the SAID IeWce.-s in said premises may be fore
closed ana whereas the said jewetts reside out OF
tbs state, SD that o subpoena cannot be served
upon them. Il is hereby ordered that they appear
be held %; said burlington Ca the third Tuesday
OF September. i--7, and sser said petition, and
that this order De- published m the Burlington Free
Pres accor.inE 90 law.
Dated this Gh day o.. August -.
ro.-wiw \. J. HOWARD. Clerk.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-08-27

New York savings banks are remarkably
prosperous they gained over Sl2. 900, 900
IN deposits during the six months ending
with July making the total amount, ex-
elusive OF surplus. S3l6 1885 ,6I7. while the
aggregate assets are 1896. 3Os, 1886.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-08-27

WE, THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been ap-
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court
ipr the District Of Chittenden. Commissioners to
receive, examine and adjust the claims and demands
Of all persons. against the estate OF Orange L
tav, late uf Bolton. in said district, deceased,
sni also al claims and demands exhibited in Offset
thereto; and SIX months from the dav OF the date
hereof, hen. allowed 10y said Court for that purpose
We DO Therefore hereby give notice. that we will at
tend Z" tho business eft our appointment, at the
dwelling house o. Caroline Fay. widow Of the late
- L. Fay Of Bolton. in said District. on the third
Tuesdays 90 September and January next, at 10
O'Clock h. M. on e1ea o. said days.
Dated tll.s -..l DAY OF August A. ID. 1875.
SMITH q. PEASE. f....
EDWIN BENTLEY, '""'l4Ass'Oners.
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Inc Atlantic beach. on tho New Jersey
coast, is reported as lined with millions of
Colorado potato-bugs. washed up by the
waves; In an attempt to - Go East. p"
these bugs have been fortunately drowned.
II Is hoped the entire family will follow.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-08-27

The annual muster Of the First Reg iment
National Gnard of Vermont is proving an
occasion of unusual interest. The camp is
located in the vicinity of that of the reunion
forces, but nearer the village. The camp is
known as " Camp Asahel Peek" Music is
furnished by the Brattleboro cornet band,
twenty pieces, j. F. Bennett, leader.
The following is the roster Of field and
staff officers:
T. S. Peck, Colonel W. L. Greenleaf,
Lieut.. Colonel ID. Martin. Major Carlos
W. Carr. Major A. d. Tenney, Adiutant ;
VIM. Smith, Quartermaster 5. Z. Weston,
Commissary j. B. Champion, Surgeon ;
Chas. z. Thaver. Asst. Surgeon.
Cdptams-Carlos d. Williams, Co. F. +;
John N. Newton. D; Fred F: Walker, II /;
Julius j. Esty. | Gas. G. kinsman, \ /;
Orrin Gambell, Dr., & J. Newton Culver,
Il Ira NJ. Hatch, l. Henry D. Maynard,
NJ jerome Flanagan, E.
First Observation-Disclosures G. Glider,
Co. B f. Stewart Stranahan, d Samuel
J. Young, Ii ; E. ii. Howes. +; Z. NJ.
Edgerton. A ; Frank r. Chamberlin. G /;
Edward II. Webster, l. Herbert Leayey,
NJ Fletcher X. Burrows, &; Albion n.
Merchant, +.
Second LieuienaRfS -Seymour II. Wood.
Co. d Edward c. Thorn, | Emerson ".
BOrdo, & Geo. w. Tlllotson. F : Geo. \.
Day, \ : Solomon Lovely. II James a.
Waterman, G Jason X. Campbell. l.
Clay n. Dickerson. NJ William l.. French,
f.
Mem Commissioned OGcrs-A. &. SAT
ford, Sergeant Major Ed. E. Greenleat,
Quartermaster Sergeant, G. Gregory Smith,
Ordnance Sergeant j. 5. Spaulding. Com
missary Sergeant BIrney Z. Mead, Hos
pital Steward Geo. & Hastings, Drum
Major
Fuller Battery Go. C-L. X. Fuller, Cap
tain ; c. K. Briggs. First Lieutenant f..
\. Putier, Second Lieutenant f. II Put
nam, Adjutant p. Corners, Jr, Second
Lieutenant {. A. Gray. First Lieutenant
First Sergeant NJ A. Bennett, @ NJ. Ser
geant j. I. Burrett, bueler j. \. Davis.
bugler ; c. W. Sager. Guidon d. =.
Cobb, artiicer.
Col. Peek has Issued an order prohibit
ing the use or even the presence Of intoXi-
eating liquors upon the ground, and estab-
fishing a severe punishment to be visited
uteu tht ltlNOu tuululltlLE tlkutI tutu-t-
SwANroN.-Eztensiye arrangements have
been made in the park, to accommodate 4
theatrical company from New York
The Methodist Sunday School are to have
their annual pie ME on Thursday. They 90
about three miles west on the lake share.
Myron Dorman wa, attacked. recently,
by two swarms of bees, and 50 severely
stung IS to be obliged to summon medical
aid.
Mr. E L. Ransom has a wild pigeon
which feeds with his doves, during summer.
and lies South in autumn
Hay is selling from Sli to So at the
harm. Z Jewett has been over the line and
contracted large quantities to be pressed
The Band returned from Brattleboro.
Thursday morning thoroughly drenchcl
The bass and piekorel in Lake George
think Of calling meeting to formally ez-
press their gratitude to seth Green for the
~, GOA young trout which he planted there
The trout are nearly all gone and every
little while hungry pickerel puts his head
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-08-27

Gen. H. II. Baxter has just completed, in
the upper story OF the Baxter Bank. at Rut-
land, hall claimed to be by far the hand
soonest one in Vermont. and one Of the finest
IN the Country
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-08-27

tHtaI3rrE- IHours1S's PoINT.-Camp
Pleasant presents. Just now, a lively scene.
The cottages are all occupied, and, besides,
several tents have been pitched Transient
visitors are very numerous. daily.
4. ;aeir annual meeting, Friday, the
Ilanps1n'- Point club elected the following
olat5rs President, James S4uier; Secre-
2ry. D. ". IlaNrd Treasurer. j. II.
lhorp Directors. II. CEDot. L. L. Fuller 4;
Collector. 4. II. Blrker
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As The Ass -nee oi Merrill VI. Aill, will sell At
|. Public Auction. 20 the highest bidder at the
sr.-e &C 1gor-e ". Ng0tWorth, IN Underhill, on
the z-jh day ID. August a. D. ISIS. at 10 O'Clock IN
the forenoon, ilur pramsury notes. bearing date
the Z1tA cly o. March, 4 -. l-61, each given for
s. e. upon which notes there i due about f27Oc.
Also viii sell She .-lt OF redesmins and all the
interest that have as the Assignee OF said Hill IN
seven other uotcs o. the date, and given each
Tor 5 BE al o. the above mentioned notes are
siEnci by GEORGE 7. story. and secured by mort
"a -e the story farm so called, in underhill,
cnusst.u- " ztu acres o. land. on which are good
buildings, three apple orchards one sugar orchard
SAID farm is subject @ a previous mOrtga &c OF
slu-0 IS. viii also sell all the interest have as
the ASS nec OF said lll 10 said Story farm and the
r. zht Of redemption 90. the same. Also | will sell
all the interest the Bankrupt estate Of said Hill has
in the Patrick McNaunis .arm 10 called in Under
hill-it being ---i7-i7t undivided parts OF two
certain pieces 81 land, Of which Is bounded
north by ths Ial Of iIclael Kane, and west by
the land %. john Doom, and uth by the several
lands OF Edward Bre,u and Mary Maaniff, and east
by the land 90 Frances Harrett, and the other piece
bounded north rs che land of Felix boon and John
Doom wes- hY the CLifteul1n lot 80 ctlledl south
by the itnt o. John Doom sud east by the several
lands Of Fix Hoea aul 5cln doom The above
real ami personal esll,s viii be sod by the
authority oi law.
jericho, Au-u-t 9TH, 1875.
sN3w T.. +. NlLbJ X, ASS -nse.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-08-27

On Friday afternoon, collision occurred
at Meehauiesyille, on the Rensselaer, and SAr-
atoga Railroni between an engine run
ming wild going south, and the Saratoga
special from New York going north The
engines came together with great force as
the Saratoga special does not stop at Me-
GAINESVILLE and was running at very rapid
rate. Both engines were completely demol-
ishei, aud the baggage car was badly
wrecked. None of the passenger cars were
injured or thrown from the track No one
wa- seriously injured
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-08-27

DIED.
DosAHUE.-ln Mlddlebury, August 81. o. con
sumption. Maggie Donahue, aged about 10.
THoNAs.-In Brandon, August y, OF cancer, Mrs.
Eliza Thomas. aged 20.
CoRBIS.- South Hero, August 18th. David
Corbin, aged ~ years.
VAN NLIET.-In Jericho. August 9Th, COrnelia A.,
wife OF Christian Van Vliet, aged 81 years and 3
months.
STEAMSHIP this city, Aug, 10, Nathan SteaIns,
aged - years and months.
SHAw-In Stowe, very suddenly, AuE. ., Mrs.
Darwin Shaw aged So years
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-08-27

The Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance Com
pany has made an assessment of % per cent.
IN all notes in force, for the year ending
Aug. l, lS75. to be paid the treasurer on or
before the Goth of October next.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-08-27

ARRESTED. The man who stole the
u'Brien horse and buggy. in this city, a
salit tame ago. was arrested in New Hamp-
shire. Thursday. and is now lodged in Con-
cord jail. The arrest was made through
the fort Of sheriff Dew, who Is entitled
10 great deal Of credit for the skill and
pertinacity with which he has followed up
the r1hher
The storm OF Friday was very severe
through the Iamoille valley, crops being
pro-tratai and considerable damage done.
Nsano>l CENTRAL RAILROAD Testimony
j. being taken in Boston By parties inter
o-:oi IN tie Vermont Central railroad CON
troger-y, to be used before Chancellor
Royce a. So. Alblas. Jadga Poland b.
a0ansal tar the receivers. and Colonel F.
Walker, OF Rutland for the boniholiers.
The testimony is taken by Stillman b. AZ
lsn, E.l commissioner, and Mr.. Stevens,
cashier of the Globe bank. wa examined
Wednesday IN reference to the sale of tie
Ms-islu5i railroad bonds
The Gospel Workers Institute. 1t St
JohnsluN, closed Thursday evening after
three days hb1r,with sessions daily at q and
ca ia.,and2 and = p. IN. Rev Mr. Parsons,
q Boston. was the leader, assisted by Mr..
shaw, Jay worker of Massachusetts, and lay
workers aud clergyman Of this State. Re
marks were made by clereymen from Chi
caeo, Cleveland, Gaorgctown, Mas, and
Nlrri-:awn, New Jersey
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\ part of the Malvern farms (Morrisyille)
herd OF short-horn cattle, 30 females and 1
males owned by 4. W Gri-woll. was sold
at auction, Wednesday, at New York Mills,
Utica. y. Y, and brought ST 900. the fe-
males averaging Sl6o3. and the males $3.50
The purchasers were from Vermont. Canada,
Minnesota, Kentucky and New York The
highest price paid for a single animal was
5000, by Richard Gibson, of Canada, for
Lady Mary" u. The next highest price,
5 1900, by Col. William 5. King. of Minneso.
ia, for LADY Mary" l+t The seventh
Lord Of Oxford" brought $500
TuE Commune IN MoNrEEAL.-Tne Montreal
Witness asserts that branch OF the notori-
Gus International Society of Europe has an
existence in that city. the members of which
are Ia y and dissipated laborers and mechan-
les who are despised by even the classes
among whom they live. \ prominent man
ulacturer recently received an Anonymous
letter informing him that such an organizl-
ton existed. and demanding $1,000 on pain
IT. lie simply doubled his watching force
and armed them. lie was given n month in
which to signify his willingness to pay the
money, which he was to do by showing a red
flag on his premises. The month expired
some DAYS ago, but no movement has yet
been made 1t is to he hoped that the affair
was simply a stupid attempt at working on
gentleman fears, although the Witness
seems to have other evidence in regard 10
the existence of this dangerous society.
New llAvES. - The Sixteenth Addison
County Good Templars' Union was held at
New Haven, August 18th, and, notwith
standing the heavy rains and the bad con-
dtion OF the roads there was a large col
lection of members and delegates from the
different lodges in the county. Seven lodges
were represented and reports from others
were quite encouraging. Remarks were
made by Messrs Mardin, Durlee and Smith
Of Bristol. A. p Upper of Middlebury,
Rev. d. +. Brooks of Lincoln. Albert ii.
Sperry OF Cornwall, Rector c. Gage of
Addison, F. d. Percyal of North Ferris
burgh. Albert &. Adams of New Haven,
Rev. Mr. knOwlton and Mr.. ). Il. NJ.
Cowles, who were well received and heart
lily cheered The music and singing By the
choir were excellent and altogether there
was a general good time.
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RICHMOND Butter MARKET, August 23.-
Market very quiet. Batter sold at % to
PIC for fair to good, choice and selections
- to re Cheese, farm dairies, sold at 9
n 10. no factory cheese was offered
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The American rifle team arrived in New
York On Saturday afternoon.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-08-27

D IL II
'-'i'' IN i-n' SpoAU "l,pn '"T 'a'"''i =
iles'''n- ,l", zoe me ne, We" ie1'iine % ! !
~ "PcA 'ny 'l"'AIh me SpeAhtr %ou M
h"'' i''s' 'i' 'ouheasi'h Oh tue 9A"natn
,''.n iiic'i'7 resi- ne ''ioni'n "I'S III
- H' We 'i0'' t'H, ''o" ""' S'u "a N"9
i"i i'''Sd on '"e seventh ne seven u
Gay i9 A'iu ''St u49 anu oanHoI "l
- ~ n", l-''T mn IN 'ug va .Nu"D
VI "''' '""' nc ''a"pA'h' "'ou' IS Hol
-'''''0 i-'''l'u'loh-
The speaker aid that 1t Is supposed by
many that change OF the sabbath l. found
in the New Testament. Tie stated that II
tod did design to have a change in the Sab
bath, be would have said 50 plainly; that
every ordinance which was binding in the
Old Testament, but abolished IN the Gospel
d!spensatlon is plainly said 10 have been
done away IN the New Testament that no
such statement was ever seen IN relation to
the sabbath.
lie said that the first day of the week il
mentioned in the New Testament only eight
times. that 1t Is never called the sabbath,
never called the Lords day, was never
blessed nor sanctiiied. Ii i mentioned in
The last chapter OF Matthew, Of Mark. OF
Luke, and the next to the last chapter of
JOHN These books were written by Apos-
tie, and Disciples from 10 to 90 years after
the cruciiixiOn.
lie spoke Of Christ's appearing 10 the
disciples as recorded in Mark XVI, II, and
he shoWei that the disciples were not cele-
brating The resurrection by keeping the
first ta, Of the week, Tor they did not be
lieve that Christ had arisen. Christ up
braided them for their unbeliel He stated
that only one religious meeting upon the
first day Of the week is recorded in the New
Testament. According to; John Xxx. &c,
after eight days from that first day of the
week when Christ appeared unto the eleven,
the disciples were within, that is, at home,
and Christ appeared unto them again. This
Is claimed by some as a religious meeting
held upon the first day OF the week but BY
a moments count it will be seen that after
eight DAYS" places the latter gathering at
least as late as Monday evening.
He mentioned the fact that ministers
sometime state that every meeting of Christ
with his disciples after his resurrection was
upon the first day Of the week. lie referred
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-08-27
BURLINGTON a LaMoILIE RAIL
NOAD.

BURLINGTON Il LaMOILLE RAIL
MOAD.
The foiloWln- notice has been issued 10 tie .u-
divldusl Stockholders Of fhs Burlington ant La
noble Railroad
SEcaErARI's OFFICE.
BURLIN zion, Vt, Aug. 10, i-s5A
Alta meeting o. the Board Of Directors Of the Bur
lin=ton and Lamoille Railroad Company, hold At
burlington, August II, ts15, the following resOlu-
ton was adopted, o. which give you this notice
and Of the holding Of such Stockholders meeting at
the time and place therein named, and for the pur
F. W PECK
Secretary.
"RssJftG Tint meeting ui the Stockholders o.
the Burliugto Lamollle Railroad Company he
aud is hereby called o. be held at the Van Ness
House. in the cts @: Burlington. VT on Nednes
day, the Sd lly G. September, ls,5, at IA O'CLOCK
a. IN,
For the following purposes, 10 wit
ITO adopt By Laws for said Company.
also 10 see /. the stockholders will vote 10 issue
bonds OF the Company, secured by first mortgage
Of the road property and franchise OF the Company
to secure the same, FOR the purpose OF completing
the road and carrying out the contract for the
construction Of the same, aud 10 determine tbs
amount and terms of said bonds and MORTGAGE
and To authorize the execution Of the sane, and
10 transact any other business thought proper
when met and the secretary Is directed TO give
the stockholders the proper notice Of said meet
ing Aug. l--dtw to Sept. :
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LEssER-DEUD.-ln Alburgh, Aug. 18th. at the
residence OF Henry BraytOn, by Rev. W. ii. Hyde,
MI. Merritt Lesser and Miss Nancy Deud, all of
Alburgh.
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Nsw advertisements.

EOR SALE-fresh Ground Nova Scotia Plastea
Il VIII he ready for delivery about Sept lst
orders can be LEFT vi d W. PECK L co.
Aug 25-d2w6wH
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TINS Com SNAP.-There was a white frost
IT Greensboro Bend. Monday night.
10 some parts Of Stowe there was slight
;ro,t sunday night, and the cold air Of
Monday resulted in lowering the thcrmo-
meter 20 10 degrees at sunrise, Tuesday
suuurEN. The fall term OF Shelburn
Academy commences on Monday. Septem-
Ter l3.h. and continues twelve weeks. The
Academy viii remain under the competent
charge Of Mr.. C. r. Tarrill, and We are
glad To- learn that the prospects are that n
larger number than usual will be in atten-
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&eaal Notires.
ALrHEus WILLIAMS, ESTATE,

STATE OF VERMONT. The Probate Court
DISTRICT OF cHrrESDzS, ,Sr the District Of
70 all persons interested in the estate Of Alphsus
williams, late o. Charlotte In said District de-
ceased. GRrpTTxa
NNIEREAS. said Court has assigned the I4th day
" 81 s. embeT, 1875, next for the settlement Of
the administrators account and for q decree Of the
residue Of said estate to the heirs of said deceased
ana ordered that public notice thereof be given TO ali
persons Interested in said estate, by publishing this
order three weeks successfully previous to the day
assigned, in tho Burlington Free Press printed
N Burlington. in said District.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear at the
PROBATE Court Rooms. in Burlington, on the day
assigned then and there TO contest the allowance u
SAD account, IL You cause, and to establish
your night as heirs, egatees and lawful claimants
O. sad residue. 9w3w
Given under my hand. this 10th day of August,
y. u. $50 K. 5. TAFT, Register.
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10 Eg5okGell. Orange County, recently,
the people being suspicious that John Fer
ri--who recently ran away With another
mans wiie-was about the premises occu-
pied by his family. Ralph Ditty, the injured
husband. procured the assistance Of Sheriff
Avcryaad wcut t. look over matters a little,
when Ferri, ran from the house. closely
pursued by Avery and Dirty. Ditty fired
two shots after him, but he escaped them
both and no doubt has sought mere genial
cline
SIows 1ho fall term Of the graded
-.hools opens September 6.h.
The school in "Stowe Hollow closed
with a picnic which the people in the dis
irie. all enjoyed The rhetorical exercises,
singing, aaI speeches were interesting. and
il tha parent, of each district cannot be
brought TO the school house only by pcnics,
give them well spread table in each dis
irict. and lo. them see what their children
can d., and what the teacher has done.
Mary Tomlin-on has taught this school
three terms, and is engaged for the winter.
Many Of the farmers are contracting their
batter Tor 80 cents per pound IL sells
!ar - cents. now
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-08-27

Thi- j. what a Frenehman named Clrpen-
ter did at the high-hridge on the Woodstock
Railroad With saw in hand he climbed a
tree thiriy-ihe lee; nigh, which stands just
upon the verge OF the awful chasm, and as
he neared the top sawed the limbs and cut
tine top OF leaving a space OF about three
inches across this done he took otr his
shoes. hung them on a limb and stood on
his head lie repeated the action after re
placing his shoes and. came down amid
cheers from thecrowd
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-08-27

The has. and piekerel in Lake George
think of calling meeting to formally ex-
press their gratitude to seth Green for the
70.oo9 young trout which he planted there
The trout are nearly all gone and every
little while hungry pickerel puts his head
out Of the water 10 see if Seth Is coming
with more.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-08-27

INU fIFIN ILAsaf
for purse Of SlDl-slj1 10 first, 50 to second S.
TO third. SO 70 fourth
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The Ogdensburg Journal says $. :. Nor
rill, brother of Senator Morrill,. Of Yer
mont, was taken To the State insane asylum
from Fulton, u,Tego county, on Monday
las.