Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-12-08

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mate and yet can't very well afford to en-
-1v cold weather. Dry maple wood brings
from So 50 to - a cord. and coal is sold
"a, 81 % per ton
J,ln Wclkins, an English mi>er, wanted
:, cheat his mother; 50 on his death bed
he ate mp bills to the amount of 100000.
The numbers were registered and the old
lady cot the money back from the bank
Governor HAYES, of Ohio, in reply to u
,riy;,,c letter from friend asking him if
h. was candidate for the Presidency.
writes II follows: Content with the puSt,
am not in n state Cf mind about the
r.lu. 1t i for us to act well in the
nn>,1d George f. Pugh used to say
There's no political hcrcJtcr.'
TIE. London Times says the meeting of
LouIholdcrS and others Interested in i.ibe.
lil. the 10Th. resolved that 4 deputation
v.lilupon the American minister (Schench)
.nl the English foreign minister Derby
with the views of obtaining aid in pro
,ec.in. the republic in the present cr-
4 Lon.lon dispatch. dated November -,
-av- The Times special from Odessa
states that the battle ut Piya really result
ri in 4 pos tive defeat for the Turks, who
in their official dispatches on the 18th,
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The public prosecutor at Berlin has ap-
p.irl to the senate Of the state tribunal to
iuIirt Count Won Arnim for treason be-
,-,a>,. of his alleged authorship of the
pamphlet which recently appeared. The
>.r.s,a ha~ decided to answer the applica-
ION in "a secret session, Wednesday,
The late W illlam b. AStor was educated
:t heidelberg, and had the famous BunSen,
the profound >lrut ana Orientalist, for
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\ GEAND UorTL That mammoth
iu.cI:t >t. Louis will be called the Grand
Uu.cI. l. will be situated ut the corner of
tr:lul and Page avenues and occupy 12O,-
900 -,rlarc feet. 2j.000 more than the Pal
ar. Hotel in san Francisco There are to
rooms; a5.,' !ne nno ["SI eNI!"sLNe i oi
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General john H. French. Sergcant-at
Arms Of the Senate, has published letter
r"mon>trating against the newspaper
chargrs that the la;c vice president had
been neglected during his sickness. Gen.
French says that more comfortable room
or more careful and faithful attendance
,ould her,jly be furnished 4 sick and dying
man. and that these reports are cruelty
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.hrir J,Ts and NIGHTS throurb all that
..nxio,,s f,rtnioht TO the care Of their divine
f..,nJ
Ahd nave you no "'lGf |2n>: asked Il
:!tIouS E'dy OF q oroliZ'I on Stt ca 'Ih;
'il' yes, hl;'oaIIl; , ii''' one lll'' IN 1 90
'ii 'Ho SCUM SEA ie!''l.,i> loI H'''1 McNc
years kcaliy. Was he hfcd Nicrc,
tnd what was his ttste-tle sea or land.
no. madarA ne was" nFe'"' ne WIS
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ana Is ior ma Uis,e' me rilo oi1i"l >tI' I.c
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