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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-11-15

NJ AnELL q wes, Haven moved to strike ont me arsi
"p sp9n Il9p' Of ns sll Witch gas di.ssrted TO-
Ink In The hfst and second section the word trapping IN
connection win the words shooting hshing" which
lhethri reading Of the bin VA. then ordered.
Prom COMMITTEES judiciary, In favor of - u, amend
ng act relating to criminal offences committed within
NE limits q ms state approved November p. 1876, ihr
p, ne loass eonaded Senate proposal. Of amendnen,
rent ~ lands granted and equestered to public plous
aud Charitable uses, and concned the drst proposed
meot Pending he consideration Of ihs tkrd proposed
smendment on motion " Mr. French q woods,ock, the
Mr., MCFARLAND " johnson called mn u. 30. In
Der M lSe, relating 70 fec- shcnn, consabes and
moved 70 reconsider the vote q Yesterday passing the bill.
there We're from six TO eight hundred grand Jurors In the
state, elected by their Respective towns, and he Thought
Pc drawn from The treasury on The orders u ihee grand
Mf w6ODBRlDdf Of verrennes. aid We can hardly
pass any law which cannot be abused The present Law
gives iates attorneys the authority 10 send erns after
thought proper 70 give n grand jurors the powers,
70 ge the cerhcae Of the states attorney the warrant
W. s , ser ny so s@s y ss asSy oa "a sa
w ends n public Justice, There can De no serious
sider the vote By which il has been passed.
Mr spRAuuE q brandon disagreed with M. Wood
onary powers in The hands Of set e men Who are not ~
her sl anino9ts bsye ta, oi,s,sv M \, w
county and 70 them We had better leave the creating u
Mr.. MARTIN u Londonderry, favored the passage NJ
e bll and cited the situation Of wndhsn county. who're
mot aud the next ear The other probate district With
eass aely Of two days 90 obtain the certificate Of the
.ia. attorney when NE grand juror could DO II nHHs
lhe OIL wes further opposed by Mr. spfague Of Randon
9na alT Mcfarland q Johnson q was Favored by NJ.
0lm.'ad u Iownsend Mr Dean % BARNARD and The mo-
Won p reconsider The vote passing Tie dpgrtcd
NIffIM trdfrf@H W. In addition 10 chapter ga
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-11-15
Boston Produce Market.

nosros. Monday, November -.
GRASS sEFD-M Market dull and g q bnshel Is now tho
outside for Timothy n large lots Clover j. held At ilfiFc
81 bag.
rufArOES- Sales u Earv Rose rangr ~ 70el7Sc. and
Peerless and other Kinds ~ etHnc q bnse Iarge qnan-
es have been shipped South, and vessels TO carry them
have been u active demand.
nay AND STRAW ~ Hay has ruled quiet, with the
ses ut choice Eastern and Northern sgF2O. and West
crn gnud At slAs d ton. Choice Western be bought
at sls u ton Rye straw has eased 81 10 s2Df2 n ton.
CORN MEAL, Ere Corn meal has been In fair demand
y e2etale harg r fresh ground and Kiln dried. rye
-four soils AZ staee5hn n barrel oat meal ses sFG7
for Western and setl q barrel for favorte and fans
brands.
EGGs-Prces advanced to 27@2sc n dozen for Northern
and Eastern. and heard VI sale. high
small 0hbing "a supposed that prices will drop
again whnn supplies increase but the market cloes hrm At
Eet2s cents.
GHEEsE-Goot lats he bought NJ ioCIiac q n, and
u rnge Of hs sales fair ranges
~ l0Gllsc u N, and inferior grades 90 lower. There
disposition 10 meet huyer views and the Indications
are that there will be settling down Ia values Il the de-
uand does not soon improve.
BUrrER-Saes rnngn nj 32Glie n n for round lots Of
hne september make and 3j6r &c selections, hui when
We pass these B. hard 10 reliable price straight
summer daifics FROM New York and Vermont cannot he
quoted nj over ir, which h extreme price and from,
mat down Co 2lelc H. the range. Holders say they wsud
gladly accept a1ibc for most Of their stock nobody
Western butter In large supply and may be quoted Ira
70 per N, but very little sells At poe except fine dairy
packed and creamers, which, like fine Northern, very
scarce.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-11-15
About Town.

REv GEoRGE II. PARKER, Representative from
Reading preached at the Baptist church on
Sunday morning
REV J. 6. JOHNSON, Of Rutland occupied the
pulpit at Bethany church Sunday in exchange
with Rev Dr. Lord. He preached two excellent
discourses.
REFORM CLuB meeting this "wednesday even
ing and 1t is desired that members Of the legsla-
ture, and all others who are Interested in the
work. may accept the invitation to be present at
the aforesaid meeting Eight O'Clock Is the hour
for opening.
Fu,E broke out about hali-past seven o'clock
Monday evening, in the upper part Of Gmy's
paint shop in the rear OF the llazen block.
The prompt arrival Of the fremen put a qnietus
on the flames and prevented a moro disastrous
conilagntion. Damage slight
AMoNG the pleasant features Of the officers re-
union to-day will be the presence, Tor the frst
time, Of General Lewis A. Giant, Of Des Moines,
Iowa, 10 long the commander Of the old Vermont
brigade The General is the guest Of one Of his
former stan officers, Captain John W Clark.
SEvENrv-FNE bass were put into winoosk river
ON Friday by the Fish Commissioner. They are
very gamey fish, and II they are left in the river
undsturbed for two or three year, ii will be quite
well stocked with them We warn all persons
against fishing above the Pioneer works for two
years.
TnE Temperance meeting on SUNDAY evening
was largely attended, and deep interest mani
tested. Mr.. A. c. Brown presided, and the meet
ing was addressed by Captain Blake Of Barton,
MIR Curtis Of Lowell, Senators simons Of kut-
land and Butterfied Of Wilmington, and Rev.
Mr. Olmstead, Of Townshcnd.
n is an Old and true saying that penny saved
is as good as one earned tits as true now as ever,
and certainly as much need Of II now as there has
ever been. You can save several pennies and
even dollars by calling at McDonalds new store,
South Main street after looking elsewhere all
you wish Call there before buying All kinds
Of picture frames, pictures, mattresses, feathers,
spring beds hedsteads, tables, window shades,
curtain fixtures brackets, looking glasses, collins,
baskets and burial robes, all at low prices
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-11-15

GANsvILrE.-Mr L. b. Kimball has his new
residence completed and will move into 1t in a
few days. MI. Kimball Is one OF the most stirring
business men of the town and his fine house is q
credit to himself and the village. A. Mr. Cram
rom hoxbury, while driving through the village
Friday evening, became confused in the dark
ness, which was intense. and backed his entire
team of the embankment in front of the Green
bank factory, but escaped with only few bruises
Tor himself and his horse and a badly demorllIzed
harness The town authority settled the bill OH
the spot by paying Mr. Cram two dollars dam
ages. railing is very much needed Mt this
place, and Its building should no longer be de-
iayed The school closed In district No. 4. Fri
day last, giving very general satisfaction Miss
oarr'e Allen, the teacher Is an experienced
sSi, having taught twentythree terms her
which commences December sth.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-11-15

PRonArE Counr.-Ihe following business was
transacted in the Probate Court for the District of
Washington during the week ending November
18th, 1876; November 7th, Harmon SAVERS es-
tate, will proved, II. A. Sawyer, executor Gard
ner Sawyer and William Chaplin, appraisers, and
William Chaplin and j. W. Markham, commits
sioners November sth, Della NJ. Towns estate.
will referred for probate To December 9th; Simon
Parkers estate, application for license to sell real
estate referred to December 3D. November 9th.
f. Demeritts estate, commissioner report re-
turned. November 10th, iona Perkins estate.
Willard Harris, administrator Thomas Hutchin-
sons estate license to sell personal estate granted
Hosea Minott's estate, commissioner report re-
turned November 18th, Amssa Halls and Allen
Collisions estates, licenses to sell real estate
granted November 18th, Ida and Mary Daniels
guardianship, license to sell real estate issued.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-11-15

" have several years suffered severely with dyspep
sa, accompanied by weakness and nervous irrtabty'
which made life burden to Nothing but the simplest
nuflmen could remain In the stomach without pain.
sourness and windy excavations uncomfortable feelings
In head had taste in the mouth, catarrhal symptoms
Inactivity of the liver and bowels piles, general debility
and nervous state Of extreme susceptibility, made IN
diseased condition rebeous TO ordinary medical Treatment
by the advice Of eminent physician Of Boston, com
menced taking PERUVIAN sYRuP at once began to eNpe-
benefit Amer taking three bottles all these bad
feelings have left my health restored and enjoy life as
well as ever Most cheerfuy do | recommend PkRrNfAS
SrRur"
thirty -twopage pamphlet, containing treatment on
Iron as medical agent all other valuable papers es
timonais distinguished PHYSICIANS eergyInen, and
Others, will he free any address sara W. foWLk
a Sons. rroprietoTs. Boston. We
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-11-15

SrArn OF NhHMoSslTii rposlA COUNTY. IS.


Whereas A. W. Fsierbrooks Sutton county Of Gale
donl hlcd In the clerks Ofce OF sad county his petit
ton of foreclosure setting forth that Samuel w Rowe Ut
brighton In the county OF Essex the sd day ol febru
ary, A. H. ishs, duly executed To Charles Warrrn
mortgage deed Of certain land In said Brighton described
fOowsi
Beng about hundred and forty Of land Of Lot
No 49, In the division Of said Brighton, lying on
the north westerly side OF the road leading from Island
conveyed 10 samuel Rowe by The said Charles warren
and wife aud John Nj, Davis and wife, by deed lated
Inc al day OF February, A. u 1856 and further showing
that on The l8tn OF July 1870 the said Charles warren
duly assigned transferred the said mortgage ana the
NOTES thereby secured ali his interest there TO your
ineni Of pfossory notes, signed by te sad samuel
Rave dated on tho AID 81 day ~ February, lsto i've Of
notes the 0f two hundred d0lafs EACH
nayahle In three four and ave years nom date
nd one mole ANY dollars payable Ia six nom
daie-a payable TO said Charles Warren OF order; on
iaist and further showing that Layina Rowe, Of New
Hampshire and Eliza Rowe, now Of California claims
Interest In mortgage property by reason Of suse
qnent mortgage execute ~ them by said samuel Rove.
and pry that the equity OF redemption Of the said Sam
ue Rowe. Layina Rowe and ELIZA Rowe be forrclossd
And being made 20 that the said Lavna Rowe
and Ell1a Rowe reside without the that citation
be served Them u Is hereby ordered that the
tendency the foregoing petition hi given the said La
VIVA fliza ko~e, by publication OF the substance
thereof and this order The Vermont WatehBAn and
state journal, newspaper published In Washington
county weeks suceessvely the pabeaton 70
least twenty days prior 10 the nrst day ~ the rxt term
4 Caledonia county court To DO held al 81 Johnshury
aid county the nrst Tuesday Of peeenber A. D. lHo
)ctober' A. b. ISIS. A. E.RASKIN. C,ss.
ID. =. sroRRs, solicitor o-S
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-11-15

AT TIE HEAD-The landlord of the hotel at
Greensboro has dog which is clearly entitled to
20 to the head During the summer months the
hotel is filled with guests, who seek health and
recreation upon the beautiful shores Of Lake Cas-
plan. These guests during the past summer
marked small stone, which they would throw
into the lake from five to ten rods, aud the dog,
seeing where the stone went down, would go after
it, and invariably return with the identical marked
stone One day recently, however, the dog, being
sent on this GRAND disappeared and remained
for so long time under the water, that word was
sent to the hotel that he was drowned Not so,
however, for after long time he rose, and after
a desperate struggle succeeded in reaching the
shore with trout weighing over three pounds
which he quietly deposited at the feet Of those
present, and, looking up into their faces with his
earnest eyes, seemed to inquire " Haven't done
well2"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-11-15

ATTEMPTED OurRAGE.-A most daring attemp-
was made, Tuesday evening" by several scount
drcls to break into the vault Of the Lincoln monu-
ment at Springfield, ILL.,, aud steal the remains of
President Lincoln. Some weeks ago it was sus-
pected that designs of this kind were premedi-
tated, and strict and constant watch has been
kept TWAS thought most likely that election
night would be selected for the job and Elmer
Washburn, late chief Of the secret service and
United States Detective Tirrell, with several as
sistants, were accordingly secteted in the recep-
tion-room of the monument during the afternoon
and evening At nine o clock the vault was en-
tered the sarcophagus was opened, and the bur
ial case drawn out, when the detectives sprang
forward and, by the accidental discharge Of a
revolver, the scamps were frightened and fled
into the shrubbery, but they will doubtless be
taken The expectation of the scoundrels was
undoubtedly to carry the body off and get ran
som for IT,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-11-15

CRIME IN VERMONT The Windsor JOuraGl is
completely borrificd at the number OF murders,
etc, which Vermont furnishes the papers and his
tory with. 1t asks: What does it mean, and to
what are we coming? Two brutal murders within
the past three weeks in Vermont, aud another
assault amounting nearly to murder! Two other
horrible murders in the past year, one at High
gate and another at Derby, for which the perpe-
traitors are now committed and waiting the neces-
sary trial. What do these things mean? True
in this respect Vermont is not much worse than
New Hampshire and other New England States
but what comfort is that to innocent people
who are in constant jeopardy by reason Of this
state Of thiugs? Let the people reflect and put
their hands earnestly to the work Of prevention,
and see to one thing at the outset, viz: that the
laws are strictly and certainly executed
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-11-15

WOODBURY. Elisha and O. d. Town have sold
their farm in Marshield to A. F. Town and Ma
thaniel Adams, and taken the place in Cabot
which Mr. Adams leaves in exchange, which, by
the way, will probably be for sale cheap, and on
reasonable terms; it being very desirable loca-
ton they will not lack for purchasers. W. b.
Thomas turkey shoot demonstrated the fact that
l.. T. Heath's big gun is good one, hitting four
turkeys in five shots, at distance of eighty-fye
rods, The reform club held very successful
and profitable meeting ON the evening of the 18th,
at the Town Hall. .. Aaron Carr has bought the
farm formerly occupied by Charles Daniorth, in
the east part of the town. and is to pay eight
hundred dollars for the same,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-11-15

RE-MArrISG THE srArE-Ihe special conf
mittee to whom was referred the bill of Mr.
Henry OF Chester, re-mapping the state, held a
hearing in the General Committee Room last
evening The opponents Of the bill were repre-
scented by Mr. French Of Woodstock, C. W Clarke
Of Chelsea and other counsel. Mr.. Clarke argued
that the bill could not be considered by the Gen
eral Assembly, on account of the insuliciency Of
the published notices Hon c. II. Heath of Mont
pelier, replied in an able argument, taking the
ground that the notices were sufficient and pub
lshed in accordance with the statute.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-11-15

PERsoSAL+-The Rutland Herald of Noven Der
18th says " Rev. DIR, Lord, OF Montpelier
preached in the Congregational church yesterday
morning and evening. His discourses were elo-
quent, profound and practical in the best sense
and were listened to with great interest and sat
islaetion by unusually large audiences. In elo-
quenee, learning and ability, DR.. Lord stands in
the first rank of American preachers. In neither
of these do we think he is surpassed by any Con
gregational pastor in New England. lie may be
sure of an apprecative audience whenever he
comes to Rutland to preach"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-11-15

Coon MEAsuRR.-A majority of the judiciary
committee Of our legislature has recommended
.the establishment Of the Office Of Attorney Gen
eral, with a salary Of two thousand dollars and
expenses, whose duties shall be to exercise gem
eral supervision over the state prosecutions, to
represent the state at the Supreme Court, to re-
ceiye reports from the various States Attorneys,
and to report himself to the Governor This
officer is to be appointed by the Governor. With
judicious appointment, we do not question that
there would be decided improvement in the ad-
mnistration of our criminal laws.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-11-15

NoRTHFIELD The jewery shop OF L. W. Cad
ran, OF the Center village was broken into Mon
day night, the 9th, by some one, and four silver
watches stolen, valued at forty dollars, The thief
gained entrance through the window by breaking
out pane of glass. Suspicious rest on certain
person whose name for the sake Of justice is
withheld at this time. The school meeting on
Saturday evening OF our graded school district,
voted not to heat the new building with steam, by
vote of sixty-nine to ffty-two.. The next
Washington County Good remplars Union will
be held at Roxbury, November 23d. The graded
school in the high school department will give
public rhetorical exercises Thursday, November
10, in the afternoon; singing by children from
M
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-11-15

INTERESTING MEErING,-In accordance with a
resolution adopted at the recent international
gathering of Young Mems Christian Associations
at Toronto, Ontario, Sunday being the second
sabbath in Novemberl was observed By the Asso-
citation in Montpelier and Its friends as a day of
prayer and conference in behalf of the general
cause. MIR. A. J, Howe presided, and Rev. n n.
Glazer read the Scriptures. Mr. Howe presented
an interesting report OF the origin and work Of
the Association, dwelling especially upon its good
fruits in Vermont during the past year. Stirring
addresses were made by Messrs. Howe, Glazier,
Olnstead Of Townsend, and Curtis of Lowell A
collection in aid of the cause was taken The at
tendance was good
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-11-15

OFFICERS REr UNION. The thirteenth annual re-
union Of Vermont officers will be held at Mont
pelier, to-day "wednesday The members Of
the society and all Vermont officers and non-com-
nissioned officers of the army and navy, are cor
daily invited to attend The usual business meet
ing will be held at the State House at three clock
p. NJ. The Grafton will be delivered by Colonel
Redfeld Proctor, of Rutland at the Hall Of the
House Of Representatives in the evening. Supper
at precisely ten o'clock r. NJ Let there be a rous-
Ing attendance at the evening meeting in the State
House, for the address by Colonel Proctor will be
decidedly worth listening TO.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-11-15

Coon APPoSrMEST. Governor Fairbanks has
appointed William II. Dubois, Esq, the present
representative from Randolph, State Inspector Of
Finance, instead OF re-commissioning Charles
Morgan, Of Rochester, who has most faithfully
and acceptably filled the duties Of he office forthe
past four years 1t is understood that Mr. Nor
gan declined a re-app0intment, and the selection Of
Mr. Dubois is one Of the best that could possibly
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-11-15
Legislature Of Vermont.


,",H'"'' -'''''',p'r i''"---s'"n'e'
ing Of Sculpture apd prayer by e chaplain Journal Of
afrs,pfs &C. in,rgaaggt gra Hg9ra w Senator
board Of agriculture, mining and 'iat.c' INCLUDING Tho
state geologin m ne hard read twice and referred
70 ", w .o num-, On ss'i, ,, a., &c.,,
J,, i nni ,,te''i rs"n TWICE hh f'ietel 10 com
, ~ senator LtAVENWoRth an act 60 pay william
Vulan we slln ~ uili7' "r irclfenlk stolen horse
on claims, ,.,...
har,in namei re,l tse ani ,f ,' i ul1 sum
u,i"e, a.. ., o., .,, - 49, ,
1871 read twice and referred 90 committee on GONE and
h'he5iF. ,....,,..,...
aNe5 meeting house % ,e the sno read twice. aud re-
''lB"i k'htet'l golNnNiee A
H-ai ~ IhWd Imf " l.i pm get in relation 10 The
an9 lfnl '9mwny p1s'el.
.'m i'e ',iniie on .iale expenditure, n
state officer. and the coupensauon Of certain state EN-
- KY t,',,.'i. w" 'i''l, &C.,. . d. q. 49,
2 HinoiN gnallet w - relating io cput OF chanccfy
'h y is ,,lH feiN ,,i 49,.
20 eNtend the henehi OF common schools, Third reading
otlrvl
,t ~, ~, W. s i ''-lon cmrf w & 20 on
w. H. a, ,,,',a ~ u,,al s. ie,n t"e' ordered
!" w. WY tuy nsu.i n1lnuei 9i eqlH,N printed
g,Ht Heo,Wiohf-t rom The liou-a, granting The use "
union society adopted % concurrence
IA, to2m iae Hour rr3vdng or Joint assembly, on raes-
wv N"vsmfr zlsi ~ nn -past TWO |eok " M for the
egton OF Judges q" the supreme Court adopted In con-
lvNtfNfi NNN.fN. ~ ny sct relating 70 liens o. law
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' l'luNk il lhliA fiulh4 OF Hr hl ie rrfuu.iirr'7
EQUATOR PWhh u'ntndtd ui' Nfi' ana nhfaf " hie were
49, 'iNtt nays hiue"- I" VIC 7ehai' refused To ferun-
'Nif' ~ Ne''. ..,,..,. -.
w ~ "n i'l '.iui.lls il .Aiii 81 CERTAIN 7late uN-
,' iNtl w o.. ~ Nv, ~ N't. All t' question Dee
"s s,.i,' W. s,tV i NJ 'a Wy. w n wv. , -
til.M 7nN Us iNlHlHN ~ we committee hni cunau-
ea N, IF W lr'"'nte Go reduce The salary OF an
'',.0l ai.'t =, w Il, 5','i, w, ,,. -
t,i. ~ (, ~ eiit'lA,, wy Auln w W- Win te
a'1,e ana at 9ige, accep,ei hn Office sub
o WI rS Oh i ~, ,,,.i i W -iiii
lll1tnl VA - -Nu he peltNed M economy hui he
eh ulon " ii W. atnie az contract between Tue state
a. a. Xxx, AZ, , = ~ y, w , ,ate we reduction
$500. " nus t,, ~ w, ". NY. sslln ~ e'
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-11-15

The undersigned having been appointed by the Honorable
Probate Court Tor the District OF Washington Commission
examine and adjust all claims and demands
Of all nst the estate of Charles W Bailey late
Of Montpelier IN said District deceased and all claims
hhed In Offset thereto hereby give notice that will meet
the purposes aforesaid at the Pavilion Hotel In Mont
peer aforesaid the last Wednesday OF November and
last Wednesday Of March next from ten o'clock, A. NJ un
m four o'clock each Of said sys, and that six months
the 9Uth day Of Sc pember A. D. lsl6 Is the time
limited by said Court said creditors TO present their
claims to us for examination and allowance.
Dated Montpelier. this 18th day OF october, A. ID. 1876
55-51 j. A. PAGE. Commissioners
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-11-15
Warriages.

In this village at the Pavilion October 20, by Rev. nr
Hull. HENRY AvERllL OF MarshAeid, and ELNA NJ,
WlNG, Of Montpelier
In 81 Johnsbnry November 2, by Rev, o. Reyes JOHN
l., fAKNAM and EMMA NJ. PRIEST, both Of 81, johns
bury.
In vershre, November 5, by Rev Joseph Fuller, Will
LIAM a. FLANDERS and LAURA A. MARSH, both OF
Nershlfr,
In Calais November 7. by Rev. Onn Davis, JAMES y,
AINsWORfll, OF Calais, and AMY J. COLBURS, Of
Mortgter,