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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-01-28
Notice..

:" ANTED--The undersigned wants
w to know the whereabouts of Capt.
DAVID a. WHITE, who WAS captain In Con-
raay ~" II tie IL Regimen. e. Iai;aaa vcius-
teo:s, or his Is. o. q tiar;s-sa'', or any of
Company "I's" Cheers, viii do IS well. We
think the Captain was resident of Bour-
bon, Ind, or somewhere in the vicinity, at
the time he went into the L. :. Service,
which was in 1866. Any person giving
track of the above officers, will be of great
benefit to a soldiers widow.
Address,
J. I SWEENEY,
Republican sax. Plymouth, Indiana.
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NJ Office is hereby given that the undersigned
IN has been appointed administrator of ,he es-
tate of George w Cur, late of Marshall
County, Indiana, deceased, Said estate is suppos-
ed to be solvent. EDWARD CARR,
Jan. Z, 1SI5-3w- Administrator.
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formerly the capital of Louisiana, is 1877
miles above New Orleans. 1t is one of
the earliest settlements made by the
French colonists. and is said to be the
site of an old Indian village. Various
reasons are given for it's name, but the
most probable seems to. be that Il was
called after Q chief, whose name. tsansla-
ted into the French, was the Red &aG.
, 1875-03-28
70 nEfvT-RGCEx.

TO HENT-Htc1aS. ...-
~ T1vC15rS@ areSTn ET
hslwosa Wabash and fiicn:3aa-ays.. 1u,:sbis 10:
Fght hnnsetasnua IN, n. BAKER, Is LAS.lip- Ct,
basement. -----------------
mo VRyc- ri SFNETT AND TWO UPPER ROOMS
L furnished. Apply ut lsa south Fsutaa-st
m IT,:T . WFS4 VAY RrJRET-ST.. FUR
ntahsd two largo rooms for ssntls1en tsEms odsr"
ala b.tcx h:uck.
m0 RFYT-WE EII.FURNIsHRD LARGE ROOM
/ for nousakeepinx With o,k-stuTa. eoast, ce1la1,
watcr and eenvenionees. inquire :. 1.s e.
mo TENT-NICKLY-T FURNISHED FR0NT ROOMS
/ for gentlemen. A3 Wsst ~ a.aias.oa.s~ E
T0 pF,1T- -EtoIIR ROOM3 Ar5D KIT CnEN, WITH
/ modarn improvements, At as3 Soulh Pats:ay. In
quirc % psomise5- 5-------=-
nm DTNT.3 FURNISHED RO0m, WITHOUT
L board. 81 I1linosst., nea- ltush.
IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RoOMs. NG
r.st Tadtsoa.st. ROOM q.
,-7,; = :. : ,;T C7ii7rFs ~ a001YS m
Mrodo1 ul.cx. northeast oornef vnnBuren-st. and
rno,frsvs frnuirs at T6 Fifth-ar., upstairs
11o-.eee.: -14e. 5SS7,;I=6 10f17 % TFI7 NM
AHH t,sn erntlamen in nrlyato family.
, 1875-03-28
70 HENT---EGUSES,


mo RENT-sY gro. G. NEWRURv. GINERAL
toa1 E5ssss and Renttaa Asensy, Rcouas aud Boy
I'D lasiaua av.. asoly md basemsat m.,b.s frpa4,
ii sad LIS 1na4aaa-s,. sstoz7 frames, .u lnp.o,s-
iadi.ea;av-. aezz Thtryeiah1s-. ..rtay sad b.:e-
* e. aad TxeNih'st., z-stor5 aud ks.eneat brick.
.! eosta @ Pass-av 3ssoy f17me.E brink basement 10
VeFnon:av ncnr Thirty 6ith-st-, tusnt:hed: cxaaz will
III Msb4sh-at., ssta7 and basemsa. m..ela front,
ts semcaa-sr., sstop ard basement mAshls tron:,
ss Waba.h,a7., second End third aoors or.r store.
ln5 khedcsrav.. 3s:o1J aad ba%ement 1narb1s front
sss Wahashar 2stor. hams; Mill be put In tha1uuKh
is, s; ts; 10 3: b
81 5 ysss aseg tssas re. ,,.< BATH
Is Woss Ionroe-,:., s-s,o7 tt4uas vacant April l..
4s7 Enton-s. 7-sor, and basement bstas. 10 roouna,
Also l.rrs list NJ houses IN Ill parts Of tbs city
no 1ENT-BF c. +. HUNTING. - EAST MADISON
va 81 at:fs5s sSe:5 !: nc~ .oroo brick houses on
end acr1nitagoav.. between Vsa Bufsa and consze's
Nov iareoen oot4roa-fEnnt brick house, No. ss Con-
a,: .Hd & f1'nsse. Sss It, @ r. upon
Msrhsiront ne.r Ashland.av,. ordsF. newly
ds.sB's sasas5ss sss.s. "h 'ssa' lot, barn.
no KRXT:-NEaR EII7ABETa-sF., oN Ran n
p1o,e@sas, 1i1a G L. KnG ;is Is vtaeennsss1 t W
no, RENT--FURNisHkp, slx-RooA COTTAGE:
onR VII ep9 1ea f2a o s bas
Suburban. .,..-.
ITO REET--A VERY DESIRABLE 1sRooA HouSE
eae, way daily; houso and all nodesu 1snp:oee'
, 1875-03-28
TO RENT--HOUSES.

TO RENr--HousEs:
1,sss Il "a. e I 1lsss, sssRSsf Il &c. s&s IL
"1eA' SOUTH DIVISION.
~ atc1 md Basement stoss tou houses vezno9
half hloek south Of Donrl.spAe' rooms eA'n ''
Two-aory and basement b.ek h9ass ea Vernon ~:
hall block Q. Douz1ssp Aoe+ u foon* ano '4fn ~
T~o-stor5 ha1ek house vasnon-a'.. nraE bought
pi1se: ben.a s aietsan.a1., roorns s1oo
id ssps, ss f. g.
measln sap1e,onsa 1ans 1.ssss.s1ir, adi1 month.
Ss:sss = 80 !1a ass SsTs g. Ssa,s ss
81 Tsba.hs1, tuostory tarao honse with stoas nont'
is fndiansa9 as thsss;o5 aad nssa1ens brick house.
eosaes "a zscS,, .,o,. tuos house. Lang
Eas: Esafsysr: ss .rss|: rasI|
ssysnsas.i T., tsssoi;s. . sj bes,sins r. ~
81 Wabssa.1.. tVaser,ftFame house. s'ea'' 80
na9to 1no tety md basemros brick hoase. Eos i27o
md Is Iadassv.. 10 rooms saeh al the n'adczn IN
nd e. 2: 5;o9th at6a. @
II !1ei Usa'as..s7.. marble tont, q
1o "a a. Il W4b..ha,. i. s.aA s1b psr onth
!: EssRaf bigtsf1s e 81 Gss ''ar
Th:ees:c, .od basonsat s.on, trent 60 Van Burrn-
1asa sss' 10 Tss Rsf IS rs1 month
~ WaEonav.. tvo-stot7 and basesnt bsiek 16roona
Ss 4 .so;s: e. g pr 13anta
Thlse:steY saa hssonoas nsbss-:ront houas, eaznsr
Is PsSf.a1. * ~: 10 rooms, ses s. p,r month.
Two new thFeessosy .tone lspnt hoEses Nos Il and
= .ad 1ol 1aeha4.er-av now bricks. rooms 60 and
Fpa Ma; s. 81. sad g North Ad.-at. sroons each.
Flats Of rooms each In Hays Block. corner Randolph
sfzs III Il h;a''' in all l. # s%FzzoS ts ~ CO.
" A.. rono7s to Il Dssrbcrn:: = IN ,or days
Es;;saa; Ei;: 1ass;iat. s. Is e. b; So ,sa g a.
Es?:s sE:s:s }Sssss::s: $780, + "a E,t q: =:
s 81 ;::; Ss:ss; s; sss::: sss:s xss e.
;st;,ss s; Is sPa al lG1sE e. pati OF "a
a3s3s esss T. 's[
sasttg s
s'sf rs 'h' 'a''' to III c5 5fis: Y e. j.
70 gEST-ssTeRY AND nASEMEs9 S5;s s.e eR1cS s:S
t95s feP e :Tcs' + sH1 asafso a s e.
hespss siss. $. t229EE eIsaE t L. o0
as.i+e 3 Miel;irsa:.v.. INA esfsss N.dl.oa.s
s.:ss q 5sss XSH ss5s neosS AND
hos.s;. g 1eaiss.:; Isl wsbasas7: L >
no REET-THE HOUSES - AND s.s wABAsa-
dsyi faqasos: S md . LaSs.st.. al &s6.<hay
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-06-16
Probate COart.

HARVEY TILDEN. JUDaE- y. 4. CIi5I. i;E.iisrER
The following business was transacted
in the Probate Colrt f,r the district of
Washington, during the week ending June
II:
June s. Robert z. Cove estatc-report
of commissioners of homestead returned.
John G. Dow's Observation-Disclosures &C
count referred to June 90. Minors Colby
guardianship-gu;rrdian account allowed.
Lillian L. Cressey's guardiansaip-appli
cation for license to sell real estate refer
red to June %. Enos 2. Colbv's estate
will proved; Sarah NJ. Colby eNccutrix. l.
C. Batchelder and Ira Stone, appraisers
and commissioners.
June l. Fanny Parker's guardianship
guardian S account allowed.
June y. Catherine Chamberlin's es-
tate-will referred for probate to July e.
June A. John Whitnevs c>tate-in-
ventory returned. Alvah j. Moore's es-
tate-administratOrs account referred to
July 9. Ira \. Chase Observation-Disclosures
tors account allowed. Lyman Powers
t,te-commissioner's report returned.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-06-16

4 New YORK LANDMARK GONE-The
Old North Dutch Church on Fulton street,
New York, in which the daily noon
pravermeetings were held has been COM
pletely dismantlc1. A number of curious
relics of the century before have been
brought to light in the process of distruc-
ton. Among them is an oaken timber.
upon which is carved in old style figures
the date " 1859" A number of bullets
have been found in the interior woodwork
some of them being about the size of Il
grape shot. The theory is that the build
ing was fired into during the war. when
the church was used for a hospital. Be
meath the sheet lead. between the base OF
the gallery columns and the stone founda-
ton, were found a quantity of pennies,
and among the rubbish in the celler We're
a number Of square foot-warmers, made
of tin, and inscribed with the names Of the
Of owners on the bottom. A supply OF
ready made grave stones was also found.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-06-16
EATUARINE CUAMBERLIN'S WILL

STATE. OF VERMONT D.-'ri'' Of WASHINGTON.
In Probate Court. held Al N"'itI-ler and
DIST lc:. tie l-tiI LAY Il June 4 d ID.
An Instrument pun to he the last viii ~ d
tameu Cthirlne ChaHhcrlin. late If East u ii'I"'
Ter in sAii -tr I. diseased. being presented To- I'll
Go lr ~, li- IA PIX. TN "XeI'o- therein name l.
pr Probate: II Is orierct toy said G 'ur, that all
rs r,.rrel therein bo notified t. aEIclr Al
sl. of saiI Court be held at the Probate Office II
I,uttcr on tH. 81 DAY ~ July. ID l-j. and SHOW
cause II any tncv may have. a-aiust the probate
SAID Will: whi'h urI It y further nr'iered tia
c1tlv Of the re- ri - this order be published tire
weeks sicccssi.cly III II" Green Mountain Freeman
printed al " itc.lcr previous t. SAID time aipOlnte
BY the Court tte-t
4 V
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-06-16
METHODIST SEMINARY
FEMALE COLLEGE,
V L L II Q y 7

NoSTPE VERNON 7
of.rs ol,il instruction in The following Courses
II, d 7a-tnents. all Of whi7h open II both sexes
IN eilIl terms.
rad ing of three wears. Collegiate Course
lr!CIrIdiu2 the SEMINARY Course. CONNER
ial common English Dapartueut. Musical DEPART
II, nj and ~ Department.
Spring Term ms Wednesday, March 81.
Txnen=5s M, 3a-a:c. liress the PRINCIPAL
L. WHITE, Sf,.iS AIRY HILL, Nontpelier, Vt.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-06-16
Vermont News.
ADDISON COUNTY

lttlr son of ChaS. Iicai~ ~. ;tars, wa.
burned to death at North tctr,~HIr-, MONDAY
during The temporary absence OF hi mnthor The
child set his clo'iin- on iiie by play ing viii
matches
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-06-16
Letters ncallfd for nj Montpelier Post Of.icr
June III, 1870.

lh ve date.
l-ApIFs-Nls5 Sarah Bla'k, Mrs + l. Converse. Mr.
Fannie VI ID DE. Mrs Eta u dc Mr.. I!ry q "a
ale. Mrs 'Iarai4iI II VI. Miss Amelia Hull Miss Della
.aXham Mrs Rosetta Provo Mrs Martha scott VI.
lila \. smith - Mary Tracy. Miss NettIe WA.-
.lrs- Carr. + Wallace
GE>rIEMLS L Calvin ALay, q. VIA B4t,.cld.-
p rus BIZ wn, iH''.ste B-iiAN, Dean Il II.er.
rd-trton. G. d-cr:,-. III ari Real &. +. L jim
-gi. VI l. Tucker
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-06-16
Chr freeman.
WEDNESDAY. JUNE &c, 1875.
MONTPELIER, VT.

a., ae,tr,. +" make The FIREMAN particularly
r..ita.,f,rir~ nrw- hom all parts OF vermont
,.rr uicud- in different parts of the State es'
,.,..,l.. ID Washington, Orange and i-amolle Coun
,..-. VII confer q great favor upon us and ou'
lr...es- hr sending u local intelligence. GIVE US
.-..r!nru III arrange them for the paper.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-06-16

The people Of New Y ork have begun
two suits. one against Thomts Conan. the
other against J. J. Walsh, for their alleged
dealings as Commissioners Of the County
Courthouse. In 1870, Thomas Conan.
Michael Norton, James II. 1ngersoll. and
John ]. Walsh were appointed Commits
sioners to complete the County Court
house.
A letter from Sir Edward Thornton.
British Minister at Wa>hin@ton, to gen
tieman in Indiana. is said to have contained
prophecy that the Governments of Eng
| land and the United States would eventu-
ally become alike in their main features
that of England becoming assmlatcd te
ours.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-06-16

PorATo HuGs COMING EAsr.-From
statistics gathered ut the Agricultural De
paltment il i asccrtaned that at the rate
of advancement eastward made bv the
Colorado potato bug. that destructive in
sect viii have reached Connecticut and
Vermont by next year. and it is estimated
that they Will cover the New England
States before the close of the year 1871
Thov first appeared near the base of the
Rocky Mountains and reached the MlSsou-
ii river in lS6j. travelling ut the rate of
from sky to eighty miles a Year. Being
If Northern origin it is believed probable
he bug cannot stand the heat farther south
than Virginia and Kentucky. The States
most severely threatened this year are Della
ware and New Jersey ana Western New
York. and IN 4 few days accounts are eX-
prctrd from these sections detailing devlS
taton> hv the pest. This insect has a most
enormous capacity for reproduction. One
female will deposit from seven to twelve
! hundred cwgs ut intervals during forty
DAYS on the leaves of the potato. In six
DAYS the erGS hatch into ltrv9, which
feed upon the vines for near y twenty days.
they then descend into the ground and
after remaining in the proper state to
which the larv:e change for some ten or
twelve days, they again come up rs perfect
beetles BY the time they are 4 week old,
the sex are all paired again. in another
week the females comm nee laying eggs
for another addition to the family. One
pair of these Colorado beetles would pro-
duce in Il single season. if undiSturbeI, 4
progeny of sixty millions. The engine
principally used in killing them is paris
green mixed with ashes and busted over
the plants in the morning when the dew is
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-06-16
The Eclectic Medical Society of the State

The Eclectic Medical Society of the State
of Vermont, held its 10th annual meeting,
at the State House, Montpelier. on the "a
and 81, of June 1875. at 10 AM June
I'd. the meeting WAS called to order by the
President, j. NJ Templeton, NJ. ID. The
minutes of the last meeting, were read by
the Secretary. and the report of the
Treasurer received. The President an
nounced the death of DR.. Albert DOLCE. of
Chelsea. and committee was appointed to
report resolutions. DR.. Charles Rich and
DIR. F. E. Leonard, were admitted as
members of the Society,"
The following officer, were elected for
the year ensuing:
PRESIDENT,
J M Templetpn, NJ b. Montpelier
VICE PRESIDENTS,
" s. Johnson N D, Milton.
AZ i fs'Sss. n II B GGlhqbiRni
RECoRDISG SECRETARY
H. E. Tenpeton NJ. D, NJ pntielier
- CORRESPONDENCE SECRETARY
e. IL Gray, VI. D.. East Calls.
TREASURER
II l. Itmplet a. NJ d, VI Jutpelier.
W s Johnson, N. D. Milton.
q c W4shbGrn, VI D. Waterbury.
Shi a h4 EitG. n B. B: East Gnsii BarAe
A Committee WAS appointed to revise the
Constitution and Bylaws, and procure
their printing in book form, together with
the Charter and Code of Ethics. Adj
journed till A. NJ, June 3D..
At A. NJ, June Sd, the meeting was
called to order by the President, and the
Committee appointed to report resolutions
on the death of DR.. Dodge, made their re-
port which was adopted, and ordered to be
entered on the record of the Society, and a
copy transmitted to his family
At 10 A. NJ the annual address was
delivered by the President. after which
Essays were read by those wh) had been
appointed for that purpose
The appointment of delegates to the
Eclectic Medical Societies of other states
were as follows:
G c. Was!bIr VI b
Ap Bro; NEW II HAn n
Charles Rich VI. d
W J has III. NJ d.
j. NJ Ienpletpu, NJ d.
{. Z. Templeton NJ b.
NATIONAL ECLECTIC MEDICAL ASSOCIATIONS SPRING
FIELD, ILLINOIS.
W ;. johnson, VI u
W f Tenp!et IL. NJ D.
INDIANA.
W. F. Tempetpu, NJ d
Drs. w. S. Johnson, w F. Tempeton.
c. F. Temple;on, G. IL GRAY, c. G..
Washburn, Charles Rich. F. f Leonard.
A. ?. Brown, and l.. 4. Moves, were ap-
pointed to read Essays at the next annual
meeting.
In the afternoon several members re-
ported cases which had occurred in their
practice and on motion of DIR. Brown. it
was voted that each practicing member
should keep memorandum of one or
more interesting cases, and report them
and their treatment, at the next annual
meeting.
The meeting adjourned ut 6 p. NJ
w. +. TEMpLEroN, Secretary.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-06-16

THE EMrREsS CHARLOTTE OF MEXICO.
A Brussels paper gives painful account
Of the ex-Empress Charlotte of Mexico
Her phy>ic Il health is good. but her men
tai condition is hopeless. She lives in
constant communication with imaginary
beings. and di>hkes the presence of any
living person. She speaks only when
obliged to do so, and gives orders to her
attendants in writing. She dresses herself
without permitting assistance, takes Il fixed
wax in the park every morning when
fine. frequently plays on the pianoforte.
and sometimes draws and paints with de-
cided taste. She recognizes no visitors,
not even her brother, King Leopold, or the
Queen. The latter always accompanies
the physician on his monthly visit, when,
in reply to his inquiries AS to her health,
the En- press coldly says she is well, and
Immediately retires. She has become
stouter, and shows a tendency to corpu
lency. but at present it is stated that this
has only increased her beauty, which is
now truly striking.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-06-16

G1r, RI.r<tn Lust Sur1,v =, roun,r
m,n named J,m.s Premier lir.1 = ,o,r,
If the American House Iiverv IN R,r,i,,,
t,n and drove to Winoosl,i with ON.
James DAILY. They met two rirI, N,ry
D,dv and noaora D,Iv. Dalv oot ont on]
Premier TO * 1he rirl, in +, rid. in I'M.
bno,,v which was an ordinary ton covor, j
nnn. Miss D,Iv soon said h.r feet v.r,.
foo warm hnt no notice was t,lnn of H..
remark After rj.lino 4 quarter Of , mill,
Suddenly. wjthnr. a word or = cry Miss
D,d1 leap.d from the curiaor. While il
WAS in motion. and ran down the road
with the spcr,, Of 4 deer. When She
inmne1 fire burst on. from every mart of
h,r c,,.h., and * IN. n,nr ri,1 yam !,
mad terror She WAS cny.,onel in = sheet
If fame
\, thew u,..el Henry M,rri,on.s NJ.
N,rrison s,w snok. i,s,in., from IA.
WAGON and warned thrn Of th.ir 1,ncrr
but the w,rnne WAS unh ard. William
lie Clair WI, lriyinr inst behind them and
Nnrr;,ou ,,,.l NJ, T., l.;,, f,e. -,
way, ,hom = f,~. h.. .,,1l ,,..,.o1-o
.he.n hov.vnr M.s D,l,. h,J ;,,,,o.
ont =, h.f,re n,-r,trJ Mis-. u Nv also
inmnrl ont an; ran after hn, anil ..si.tor
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-06-16

,,-,.k in Montpelier, nothing stirring ex-
...,,. r.u-inr-,. jack Frost took Il look ut
,I,Iau. sunday night. from the hills
-...,,.I about. but he did not come down
and y.-.t rs. for which We are very thank
fr Our streets present a very busy and
.,..,.a Lat clut'crcd appearance. The
....-.L. walls of the Pavilion approach
...,lrI.t.ou. The ch;mnevs are built and
Nm. Ir.rA work Of the walls nearly ready
frt..cI ron cornice which will ''set of"
.r..u.w hotel to good advantage. Smith
and Uabbard's | Mon Block, has its walls
r...,u the sides and back but on the front
Wills there j. Il delay on account of the
want Of iron. smith and Boutelle are
,,..tiu-. th. walls ready for the new Rialto
II., will b.. 50 feet deep. The west wall
will be Of brick. The present wall of
SAin'~ hloch,to the clst.will give support
t.c tmber> Oh the east side. The front
,l,lc bu.lding Will be of IRON. Peck and
Ta-r,l, builainL on Main street, has
risen t , the top of the second story. 1t
of Mr.. l. mcroft. t. the north, which was
.Aiyh posted for it, day, having been
built in loJ3. Mr.. b ,ncroft says it WAS
..''-0 Oh VIC '' - ''''V '''i'',',''o Tue
"''"..ii IL e ''''l ,'''.,'' 0'''', '''' H.
fat. AMI then -aic itself it saved Il l,rge
I'''I'" "I 'i' BUSINESS i'''' VI '''' 'i'i'9e'
-H'' ''l''. '-' - '''', - '''0 p''t''i
D.. "' '''' ''''''''.'''''l ~ :, III, '' WHY"
u '''"
-'N' ''''-'i VI ~ 1'''''o' w. WI = mn .''
N'''H - '''''i7 '''' i'"'',' ''''''' i7'''S ioi
-"' -''.' "i'' 01 NV
l'.'i'. ''''',N 81 '''''' ''0' "eN' >o"'"
'-'' 81 - ''',''' - ',.O' -, ''''''''
,..,...f brick fill the street. Next south
i .L.. land of Mr.. Bennett. who has made
.,-IJ. with Mr.. French which rives a
.,.l driveway tn the south of French's
r.k Mr. Bacon and Mr.. Bennett have
lad some Talk Of puttino ND a brick block
o,..,.rI they do 50 il will contain three
.,.,-... We do not learn that Mr.. Cohb is
=, r..-Io,-IJ Immediately. The work of
pr.narin, for the new block of Mrs. Will
.,n ON fine corner of Main and Barre
Streets. J. b.in,r urred forward. This will
1..., fine bricl, block. - feet on Barre
,.r..,... and IS feet on Mum street. 1t is
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-06-16

Go to the Union House, Montpelier
Vermont. All quiet, neat and clean.
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