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Herbert Smith, Factory Point.
ii. 5. Hard, Arlington.
NJ. b. Kelley, South wallingford.
G. G. Pierce. East Clarendon.
Kelley Dyer BRANDON.
Denr son Brothers, Pittsford
RUFUS Holt, Pittsficld.
Il. w. Hyde, HydeNlle.
T. X. Horton, Clarendon.
ID. 7. Peabody, Pittsford
Miss z. Fuller, Mddlebury.
II. L. Spencer. Sutherland Falls.
Fred. II. Carpenter, Fairhaven.
Rice q Co., Castleton.
g. j. Gilmore, West Rutland,
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STEAMER CURLEW,

CAPT. n. CRANE,
Leaves vergennes at a. m daily, Sundays ex-
cepted) touching at Fort Cassin, Basln llarbor
ana Westport, arriving at Port Henry. N. Y, at
~ M. This route 10 the Wilderness Is rapidly
becoming the most popular on account or It's
grandeur and great variety OF scenery, land must
be seen 10 be appreciated.
sH- Close connections made with trains on
Central Vermont and New York a. Canada rail-
roads, also Lake Champlain steamers.
j. 5. HlCKoK, Secretary.
vergennes, Vt, May 20. may2a-dood-sm
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-09-29
Boss shepherds Burglar.

Ihs gam ga n. DO not believe that either Peter
auth III ~5S "a e rn S + to tue vsr
R,au "a Q" Which Curey is en-" the m st d me
Stan.e "a s,is l'lon OF belly the hurars
~ tue ne III 5trf but ,b s9n , m, By
To- ascertain who he was fpur I'VE week. 40 Tn1
eys Sen Yrk by the ea1 -l7!yt a,a ser"ns oar
,lhters foi!owed Il Is stated that the asilitr ti1
IN! 2tner one Of the br-iar,. but they htd ann on
lrh ana We're determined T. hold INN Tor some
n> easily be believed that he would not make ai CON-
rnere 6raS that all tire LII i" th b iIR
II the gang Who St II m ":her member
rria,I 81 80 tI.,S. aud nearly all the r.,
w ht lIlf''H - INK fr"6. they Viii gave til,r
ttaf l'r H. s-v1i2h Nli,S on the contrary Is
Ou- nees He 10 Gle setsed, and Ii ards .vcrV ',t ~
money hen the others are br i. e1' Henty
IA New l"Ik Is d naGnIfelt brown ne II ,s, " it
49, m alu "a .utidlnt att ned, ami his an,li,
m!uId derst S7@O Alth desga' otlirer a. scr,,-
Ey iVr 1,it;ry APPEARANCE when wanted CurIt., :
Ill Va T. n IlDdtr DrtaIse II va more 70
iea-ed, bat fused t. -le d,ar Id fLa r. 1Tr re
got IrTess NE vgr 'N tySr sii4ahl d ti al
The IL ,4css the and SEQ, If f- II ess
they rave tie vrI I II nj, Is nff'td t.t
rle1t t. crIr'I4te MICS, aud hat BY thor h, SiI
va aIItsltH ~, IL MIs "- tIln= to tlis man
n NtA YORK and another I MN uil to Irrn1't
de nas sIor> When the y3ooo wa stolen from
tue tr>llr3 IA Jlne III 10y ClatnG' Jnlh
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In Ia lie seq . n III, -, .~ . --o s.1
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No. 90. A1mr-. ofE. ". Tu;'4..,u rw
:. +. Barron. at. I.i- u.s.. Wa~ ,n
Trial VIZ II W " n L prr-- - N--.A. l.
W.ts e. nr,ru'nT ttN.'~. ar.I /. .,Va- u.rn l.-
'Hruri from HAT Ia IN. If n Va".-- W..
.,''' n I r'turn. tn departed Is tii.r Wot.J
revisit tlr = i'm, 80 + the GnsH ttl
,p :. motion ~i.1--}' " h 4 t..N--citl. r.
II Tur evidence WIS partly f.. =. A,.u tine
'tt,nd tnt tl.uu lit # something which h-
i dat have missing IT m'~ltij ri.o9~
cad he c.t-r " ~ III NJ inr tine jlrv t't !
vent over IN terms. French .rr p, i'm. j.
and II. \ White l1r defendant
n. % Horace H. Mralcr y. Towu
Of CalIi~. This wt- a lurl ease. til,
paint II having been mi ned on A sort %
h'g la K highway with Il three and
hall foot ditch. lrim-eI with sharp stones
on the side of it There was prrAa'~ a
aozm feet ,f this road in VIII II. Thr
plaintiff WAS thrown IN thr nigh, from hi
roa into the G..ch ana d-..4,.I alour an
injured Is; there VIZ - god d,.ll ol
proof thai man, citizens ot Call's Ia /!
r'N"'rd i in >'lciy AMI III" iu.V : ,vr "a
verde FIR tn defendant town. THr .:!~r
Wo- 4 much better me ia" IL" y. lint
h:.n many on uhi-h tonn~ h.tv, ],.,u
indicted IN TIA ' damages, hu ia til
seems 10 ir u,.s ca y III d.y> anal i
cur!tn stttin. in favor ut tow. - - often
a. against h,m. We lu,l to SIC tho day
when towns viii answer for roor roads w
the public and not t. iudilidulI~. when
he \ Wy ork >y~l, IN of the travellers ro.n.
II his own rick is ;u."ltoa.and lhrrrrovriv
of private damage for rnal Injuries done
away with. lntl then. rpld ca-,> Will
lhr"n@ orr cuIIr.> with Witnesses ana the.
injured VIII >lcnd IN +" money tam they
get. while tn" cost to the towns i sheer
loss. Ii is the convict II That private.
damages for hurts on the h,.hWay ar.
made rich mine l,v designing mon that
II This time j. mIhihg 1t difficult for Il
man WHO j. really entitled f. Il verdict
against the town To- oct one. TIL iurv in
his en-" mus lave held that the plain, III
was III fault in diiNing ont OF the regular
track ~ his led struck Il stone near TIN.
left of tn" track. thus throwing him "a
and dragging him in the di.rh on tn" ri tit.
>hurtli fl, Fili,Ij, pijhin apI Porter o~
plaintiff. Heath and Hcaton for defend
ant.
We cali attention 10 IN article on tn.
first page on the subject If Highway Dam
AGES.
No. pol. Joseph : Dul.c and wifi. rs.
d. W. Dudley. This WAS an action to re-
cover for injuries to M. Dodge. who was
on sept ~. ISL thrown from Il waron
on the fair grounds at Ea>t Montpc i,r.
Dudley WIS IN officer III the fair. am; the
team in which Mrs. Dodge Wa. was drjy-
On on the track when hc,t WAS called
Dudley turned the team off the track ana
soon saw 1t on again. He turned il Oh
:tU:in suddenly ~ fh,. nj ,iutItf .i,i,,,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-09-29

The Illinois Episcopal Convention, Wed
ncsdly. elected Rev. w. +. MaLrrcn, D.
d., rector Of Trinity church, Cleveland
Ohio, bishop Of the diocese. DR.. McLrrer
is a g very advanced churchman and hi,
election will settle the difficulties Of fillino
the vacant bi>hopric. Professor Seymour
and DR.. Dekovei,, in the interest of har.
mOnv, refused the use of their names rs
candidates. Dr. McLrren is Il native of
Geneva, New York, fortv-four wears OF
age. and bat four years an Epi>copaliin
He was educated rs u PRESBYTERIAN, grad
uating at Allegheny theological seminary
in 1861 went to South America rs Il mis-
$40 ,arv of that denomination and returning
was tt II over the PRESBYTERIAN church
IN Peoria, Illinois, Subsequently, he be-
came editor of the Cleavland Pluiudeu7er
In 1872, he formally renowned Prcshvte-
riani>m, was ordained and became rector
of Trinity church, Cleveland
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-09-29

DELANO misunderstanding Delano
has written Il long letter to President
Grant, resi- gning the Off e of Secretary of
the Interior. After reviewing ut some
length tn results of his administration OF
the office, the Secretary says he feels conf
dent that " a thorough and impartial eN-
animation into the present condition of the
public service connected with each and I'LL
bureau, attached TO the Interior depart
mcnt, will show to AL candid and fair
minded men that it has never been in Il
more prosperous or better condition than
it now is" and he feels sure that all will
bear The test of 4 rigid investigation. He
close, with ahighly complimentary tribute
to the President. In his reply the Pre-i-
dent accepts The resignation, to take ctfect
on Oct. l>t, and takes occasion To express
his belief that Nj. Dclano has been IN
Justly prosecuted by ihc public press, and
trusts tht, the future viii place him right
in the estimation of III pIhlic. The i'll
dication> are that Drlano' successor viii
he appointed from Pennsylvania. 1t Is
hoped that his resignation. lhulTh coming
a little late, will have Il favorable eff G
upon the republican canvass IN OHIO.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-09-29

R.sr RAIL.-Tha Rustics Of Essex juno
ton playcda close game with the Resoiutes
Of this place on the Seminary Hill grounds
last Saturday. The R,s.ics won by one
score. The g,me - Il long one, and It's
urea, length due in some degree to the
slip-shoi WY in which 1t was
umpired. Tie man who umpired was
either possessed Of 4 clouled intellect OF
else was built one-si,!ed, Is his decision on
, number of "f.ir-fouls. AMI his calling
Dorchester hit in the last innings 4 foul
when the ball never Went outside the fr>'
base line. demonstrated, This last decision
he never made Till the ball had got well by
~. Ill.,, b,.nin3n. AMI it was evident Dor
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-09-29
Probate Court.

HARvEf TILDE-5. Judge "A CHASE. Ee--.--r
The following business was TRANSACTED
in the Probate Court of the District .i
Washington, during the week cnd.n" SIP;
y.
Sept. p. P.,ul IIs'haway-~ e-trt.-;,l-
mini-trator' account allowed, AM deere.
made. David l. Fro~t's cs;atc-wi!l prn,-
ed; +. 4. & \. l.. Frost executors; /. l.
Kellogg & David Marcy appraisers ANA
commissioner Richard knerl1nI, o.
observation-disclosures account referred l..
Oct. II Nathaniel Me- lures guardian
silip-Edward Jackson, @uar'lian-
sept. - Anna II. kirhard.on'- 4Hl-
diansEip-"uardian account allow"
sept D Flyettc Tcirhos : r~'atr --.t!
illustrators account allowed an ,.,,.r. /.
made.
Sept. q. Nalam Nichols I, ;te-..l-
mini-,ra or's account allowed
/ Sept -. John { Cr">>"tt~ c-,t,e -l.l-
mini~lrator-> account referred Il o.. =
Ira Summers cuard;anshir-@upr.!.an &:
count allowed,
+ sept =. " VI. Simon~' c~t-,;,-a,'na-u
i,lraior'> account allowed .Jnhn Nht-
news commissioners rel or r.-
turned.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-09-29

INDIAN TEOUBLES- Now that the com
mission for III, estigating ,he Indian man
az ment Of the government is ready to re-
FORT. and to " vindicate Mr.. Dclano, and
Deano has stepped down and out, there
arises suddenly the ,lanyc of an outbreak
on the border.
The government commissioners have
been negotiating for the purchase of the
Black Hills countly,a and last Friday, while
the council was in progress a plot was
frustrated which if renewed will result in
serious work. There was Il de>i On TO kill
the commissioners. and it was prevented,
not by the \. NJ. G. A., but by y. NJ. A
H. ii . or in other words that Young chief
WHO has imposed on him Che cannot re-
oice in iDthc name of Young Man fIlid-
ofIIis Horses.
At the council there were gathered some
many Of them well-armed, some of the
chiefs and tribes being bitterly jealous of
each other. \ large number of them
took position under cover and prepared
to open fire on the troops and the commits
>ioncr>. when Young Man. Afrad-of-Ilis-
Horses saw the movement and quietly
busted the cvil-minded by 4 flank move
nent of his own warriors.
1t is very doubtful whether the COM
missioners succeed in making their land
trade under such d>couraging circumstan-
ces. ard they will do well enough if they
get out of their negotiations with their
scalps rightly located and an Indian war
not begun.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-09-29
News and Gossip.

Four thousand Spanish troops have sailed for
Cuba.
Arms for socialist ri sing have been seized at
Madrid.
The Carsts in northern Spain arc Icing hemmed
The Austrian Emperor is hopeful OF peace in
Europe.
New Orleans senis 5000 worth cf foo , to Ind-
anola.
Tie Cong e.ati)nal org IN, tn Vermont thToHl.
Gle, is not paying expenses.
Several Inches Of snow fell Last Wednesday In Va.
rlous sections of the State
Minister Gushing is said to be very popular ii
the Spanish capital. where he lives quietly an
modestly.
The value of The estate Of the late cN-rrcsi6cr.
johnson proves 10 be about >l-j,0Jo.
Duke d. Aumale, the richest member OF the Or
! leans lamil is worth 30 10000 francs, or so,
| O0,00o.
| Mr. Paul Du Chinu i, IL the lecture field again
with his always cit ,rtanny Ill. ;,ban; Tie eor!ll
and dwalfS OF Africa.
Lady Burlctt Cou,ts presented drink ng foun
tain and cattle trough recently to tha City ofM.,n
chester, England.
| Ex-RepresentatIve Myers of Philadelphia j. il
Washington with the design, it is said, of repre-
| senting the kecly Motor Company before The
United States Patent Office.
| Parson Brownlow. who was 20 yoals old Ia
month, attributes his preservation III the nd-t q
great dangers in and "ut Of prison TO the fact tha
| he has never voted the democratic ticket
| A Plc,mont, Y. II . man named Cottng was awak
cned The other night, by a tramp, VINO presented
| oated pistol anil demanded his money. Coffin
directed him to II bare III. whore he al so w:
| con ccaled, and, when he laid down hi pistol It
look for il, Getting seized the weapon and -h0
| HIM dead.
| a farmer in Oroviih', Cal, tlracdI lDck "
sheep into a wtlrit fell wilarc a ln-,c plrt hai
| escaped the reaper. over one hundred head die
| IN night from cati' g wheat anl lrrnhng waite
The wheat >wellel to such an extent thtt the stnn
| ich petcly torn apart.
| A disease rc-cmblIn. HE ep.znotIc Of tWo year.
ago, but IN a mil'Ier type, has broken "ul IN or
state, great many cases being r'port' d i"n
| Buffalo, while all me horse railroad stage an,
| omnibus lines iii New Irrk city >uNylinG from
it, the total number affected being estimated 4:
high is la,t".
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-09-29

TROUBLE At FALL RIvER.-The mills at
Fail River opened their doors to the opera
ives, Monday and large numbers present
ed themselves, hat all who would not sign
he agreements drawn up by the manulac-
tur,r> were refused admiltance. The result
WIS thar few of the mills began with Il
full free, many who wished to work being
deferred by the threats of those who re-
fused to sign the agreements The Rich
ard Borden WIS the only mill to start up
with all its departments full, and even in
this many operatives subsequently left
work because of threats by a crowd of
nearly loco men, who stoned the Supcrin-
tcndent and the OverSrcr of the weaving
department. while other ~an~> broke :,
number of windows at other mills.
During the morning u large meeting
was held III the ptrk. n which lncendilrv
speeches We're made, AMI Il committee mp
pointed t. telegraph t. Gov. Castor and to
wait on the mayor. The committee soon
returned with an unsatisfactory report
whercupon the crowd marched to the city
hal, where such Il disturbance WAS ma lc
that the mayor could not be heard, and IL
ordered the police to dispense the crowd.
Upon this, stones were thrown and the
police were compelled to draw their rcvol-
ver>. and made five arrests, when the moi
dispersed. In the afternoon the operatives
held mass meeting at the park. which
10000 attended, and voted to petition the
manufacturers to withdraw the obnoxious
agreements; if they refuse, Il grand mass
meeting will be held in Fancuil Hall. Bo~
ton. the operatives believing that they can
gain the sympathy Of all when he facts
are understood No interference of any
account was made with the operatives a>
they cane from work ut the close of the
day, and everything WAS very quiet on the
streets. last evening. The two military
companies of the city have been called ont
t. guard against future disturbances. and
three additional companies from other
cities lave been telegraphrd for. while all
the state detectives about Boston that can
be spared have also been sent to the spot.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-09-29
TRAGEDY IN ATIIEEefiEiD.-Il.

TRAGEDY IN WEATHEE>fiEID.- 4.
town of Wcatherslicll.in Windsor cnuu.y
is greatly excited over Il murder :lll at
tcmp.el suicide. Ebcn. ger DGn-mnr.
living midway between Dpwncr~ IIotci
and FclcEvilc. on Saturday lat ivi',,.
his wife e accompany him 10 F"reP tI-'l-
circus. at Pro tor>vllc. which she !,rlim,-i
10 do. He then invited liz daughter. ,nI'.
r.ht wears of age. to accompany him .
but the mother Il u'lv obi ctcd and H.
went alone He returned ut seven . clocs.
in The evening. and on entering HI home
he found h. " lie and three children under
the influence of >tryclninc administered!
bv The " lie AMI mother. He immediately
administered lol4clia and >piiil> which hai
the desired effect. exc pt in the ease of tn
Youngest chiiI,on whom the deadly T. Ion
had done lis work. lie eldest daughter
says when ihr mother pnt them all 10 bed
she desired them to take something that
would DO them all good vt last acr'Un E.
i WAS thought the mothcr,and he rrlnai-
ing children would recover, Til ulnatlr;,
action of the mother j. hardly accounl;,hl.
on the plea of insanity.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-09-29

The Methodi>tS of New York, have GOT
Il miracle performed upon Il Clergyman OF
the imposition of the hands of Il lad; ami
fervent prayer. The minister thus cured
imputed his recovery to miraculous inter
position, and published Il pamphlet to that
effect. his brought down upon him :.
convocatOn of Methodist ministers, who
maintained that the legs in question were
never useless. and secondly, they had not
been cured since their proprietor still en-
tertained fears he might he again reduced
to crutcheS, SO the matter stood at the
latest advices.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-09-29
MONTPELiEl. MARKET.
RETAIL PsI,E~.


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cal "Gl2 Leans = l,'-ii.-!. : .--lH: ,..,.
Corn meal t lon ~. SI-l. ot.- = -..-., .,-a
ton sl"a So %, Cheese = y. . t.-.- :. .E. ST.
C"t, dressed. il: iahbU- II, -i..... -. q. s,,..
AT tI-h,t Cod &c: salmon liEl. 80 e.. /.
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h'i>tei, H. Herds Nri~~ sci - 20 : iri E,
lover u; per =; EnriHc- N.Hy -. --f-
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NEW ADDITIONS TO MEDICAL SCIENCE

We cut from the Boston Tribune tn,
following: " DR.. Hebbard whose lectures
in this city recently have excited SO much
interest, has invented IA new and most in
tere>ting method Of treating old chronic
diseases. in which no unpleasant sensa.
tions are produced in any case, but on the
contrary. a sense Of relief and clearness
is experienced almost Immediately"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-09-29

applied to- In his efforts he had the assistance OF 'oe
slcce eded in Keeping Miles in New York and might
have sscessd in his t m 1 Bs tn1
detective got Miles of the way of the haheas cor
pas. Monday afternoon they took him from the Luz
nneccut, where they we're safe from the wr ar OF
were chargrined when they round that the YANKEE
Ulcers had Outwitte1 them. Miles Is now IN IN
Onpelier Jail but II not safe to predict that he VII
remain long in custody. His political patrons dare
| 40. abandon him. , IL. :
He stole the account books which prove the guilt 81
| the Washington ring. and he was shreWd enough o.
preserve some evidence Of their guilt Boss Shepher6
his crones dare not let him go to prison IN an
resrects Barre job the worst undertaken
the gang and II may be that before it fades mt
oblivion will some more strange revelatlons-
| Troy Press
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-09-29

The North Carolina state convention. by
a vote of J3 to Sc, has refused to remove
the disabilities Of exGov Holden. who wa.
impeached in 1871, upon the ground that
the oath of the members prescribed by the
Legislature restricts them from legislative
action An ordinance will be passed. Civ
ing the Legislature general pardonine
powers.