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WEDNESDAY, July 20. ls.6.
FLOUi.-The demand for Flour has been qBite
limited sales st - t0I3 - for Western supefine,
81 2f q, Tor common extras, 81 - as % for W IS
cousiu extras; - % a6 - Tor Minnesota extras
s. 3 a t. - JOY white wheat Ohio Indiana and
Mich -an, s. = a - Tor Illinois, and 81 y a
- for st. Louis including choice and iavorite
hran5s. Corn Meal has been in moderate demand,
and has been selling at s. 80 a. 3to y Nil.
Dat Meal ranges from IL ca a % e Dbl.
GRAIN-PrIces Tor Corn finn sales at - a CSC D
bushel for mixed and yellow Oats are in far
demand. The sales have been at 30 a f5c v
bu hei for IN xcd and white In Rye sa.es at ~
a q5c " hushel. shorts have been selling Ut Sl4 "a
al4 SUI ton Fine Feed at slj a l6 %, Middha-s
az sl7als 10 q ton.
PRUVISiONs-po-k is in better demand and
prices arc lrner. The sales have been at klsdls ~
for prime 81 90 70 4 - .or mess and 80 tba 80
4 bbi ur clear. beef is ahOut as last noticed. Tho
"a los at SO nU.lz % or mess add extra mess, and
81 90 40 u 90 ior family. Lard at Mi2s, Y ID for
steam and kettle rendered Smoked Hams are
selling at "A a l5c q II for Boston and Western.
of buyers. The sales o: choice New York
and Vermont Gairies have been at % a Die, WITH
selected IA shade HIGHER; ami common to
good range from IS a y, e II, a to quality.
Cheese is quite duil. Sales nave been At
a Ice T. ID. White Beans at 9Oc a 81 "a Y busbel
for 1nedi um, extra pea AT 81 - a I 50. ara
yellow eyes al 81 - al s. = bush. Eggs At sQ 20c
T. doz ior Northern and Eastern. New Potatoes at
So as q bill.
wool. The market for Wool has been gu; c
active In prices very little change. sales include
$1,000 lbs 'lhio and Ponnsy wanna Geeces At IS %
39c q h. $4,000 lbs Michigan, and Wisconsin,
and other fleeces at 3 a &c z h <0l.ru lbs
eOmbing and deaine leeces al 81 a ije Tor va he,
and 2Sdt-c z Il ior unWashed
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Murder VIII Out.

IL few gears ago August Flower" was discovered
to be certain cure for Dyspepsia and Liver Com.
plant. A few thin Dyspeptcs made known to their
ireads how easily and quickly they had been cured
by its use. he great merits of GREENS AUGUST
FLOWER became heralded through the country by
one sufferer to anotherer, until, without aivertis-
ins, its sale has become immense. Druggists in
EVERY TOWN in the United States are selling it.
No person suffering with Sour Stomach Sick Head
ache Costiveness, Palpitation OF the Heart, Indi
gestion, Low Spirits, ETC., can take three doses
without relief. Go to your Druggist and get a
Eoitle for - cents and try it. Sample bottles 10
cts. June 9-deodSweowtf
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STATE OF VERMONT , The Honorable Pro-
DISTRICT or GRAND ISLE r. SguI ,- ,oT r. Inc
To the heirs and all persons interested ia the estate
Of Harvey Huxley. iate u Al1us-a, ia sadD
tT.ct, deceased. Greeting.
VA hrkEAS, app cation hatl been made % this
w Court N Jn-. hv the Idui nistratgrO %. said
estate praying ilr 4celse AMI tuthor . 20 sell
part OF the real estate OF sud derel.cd nciucing
the reversion % the widows dover therein. for the
payment % cehts ana cnar-.s e adm p strst0n,
ami setting forth therein the amount u debts duo
IRON the said deceased the c1ar-as Oh. adm.ustra-
ton, the amount To-. persona estate. AMI the sltua
TIN 81 the real e ale.
Nnereupun. the saIr CONT appointed ami ASST Eued
the 9Th day pi Al -1st. A. p i--t. 20 tAe Probate
Office IN SAID District. g. hear ami decide
up01 sad app.ett q. ana petition. l.l ordered
public notice tAe-es. rH Zee given O. ail af~~ozs in
terrssed therein, 10y publishing said U-I lr -ether
a. d the tine ami place r. le4r.--. tl-ee weeks
success vely in tle blrl.l-tJl f-ee Pres q news
paper which c-rcuiates in tae o. hhorood .. those
persons interested IN SAD estate, a.. which publ
cations shall be previous % tie Cay ass. --ei for
hearing.
Therefore. you are hereby notified 90 appear be-
tr sad Court, AZ the tine and place asst -1e1 then
AMI there. IN SAID Court, 20 give bonds the law
directs ior the payment ~ the debts and cha-sts0f
administration. am make your objections 20 the
-rlnin- sucn license. e You see cause.
Given under lay hand. at the Probate clice, this
9Th day OF July. \. b. .>-d.
4w5w Il. ". ALLEN Judge.
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TWO MASKED FIKNDs OUTRAGE \ WOMAN A
HYDEPARK

TWO MASKED FIENDs OUTRAGE WOMAN At
HYDEPARK.
HYDsPARK, Vermont. July ~ 49, Mrs.
ClarInda Ferry, wife OF Sylvester Ferry, OF
this town. was brutally outraged in corn
field near their home, about three o'clock
this afternoon. by two masked iieads. both
of whom accomplished their fell purpose
upon Ler Mrs. Ferry was found under an
apple tree. bound and gagged and insensi-
bic, and Tor time was supposed to be
dead Inc alarm 1as at Once given. and at
this writing & o clock p. IN hundreds of
people are searching for the brutes. but
thus far DO trace OF them can be found.
They have been lurking Ia the woods in the
vicinity Tor several days, and u fair daugh-
ter il supposed to have been the intended
victim.
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WE, THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been sp-
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court
Tor the District % Chlttcuden. Comm soners 10
receive. exam he and adjust the claims and demands
% all persons, against the estate o.. Lovina Lvor
Late o. Co.c1ester IN said district. deceased.
ana also all claims and demands exhibited iu 0ils
thereto and * months from the DAY c. the daie
hereof being allowed by said Court for that purpose
we DO Therefore hereby give notice, that VIII at
tend 70 the business o.. our appointment, at the
dseiin- house CO., Henry r. Lyon, IA Colchester. in
SAID District, on the thir1 Mondays o.; August
and January next, at 10 o'clock a. H., on each
o. said days. iw3w
Dated this 18th DAY o. july. 4. D. ls-6.
aFSRy = p a. sF sLE.,-F, Commissioners.
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Children Cry for Castoria. !; is as pleasant
to take as honey, and is absolutely harmless. 1t is
sure to oxpel Worms cure Wind Collie, regulate tho
bowels and stomach and overcome irritabilty
caused by rash or cutting teeth. 1t is perfect
substitute FOR Castor Oil. and for Costiveness in
young old, there Is nothing in existence effect
i've and reliable
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NOTICE

STATE OF VERMONT, CaifeHd-n County,
cHilrsSpkS COUNTY, SIS Aprii Term ls.6.
NsTHESEAS. Andrew H. Niece. o. Jericho. At
W the September Term %, sail Court ls75,
Commenced his acton. on Book. a-tirs: Patrick
~ an- resident Of the state " Nebraska and Ed
ward FAnneTy. and \. Il. McGee, trustees and in
the wit, demand n the s-in %. four hundred dol
aTs anu that said suit was Continued to the April
Term o.. SAID Court, SO.
Anu whereas II IS made TO appear 10 the Court
here, that said Patrick Ryan resides without this
state, and has not had personal notice o. the pen
dency O. this suit.
Therefore il Is ordered by the Court that the said
cause be Continued to the next term thereof, and
that the said Patrick Ryan be notified OF tie pen
deney Of this suit by publishing this notice the
burlington free Press. newspaper pub. shed at
burlington, IN said County OF Chittenden three
veeks successfully. the last publication 10 be at
east twenty days before the next term o. said
Court.
Dated at Burlington, this s;h day Of July, A. D.
s-le76.
l.. F. WILBUR, Fllintfs Attorney.
3N3S A J. HOWARD Clerk
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IfI ED.

TONLISsoy.-In WinoOski. Monday, July 9th. oil
cholera inflntum, Walter Miner, son OF II NJ and
A. a Tomlinson, aged q months and days.
SHoarsLEEy Es.-On the 2lst inst, infant son O.,
Mr.. ana Mrs. Henry Shortsieeves, aged mlntl
an 10 days.
suLLWts.-In this city. on Friday, July 2lst
Michael L. Sullivan, aged "a years.
Parsons AT Shell Rock. Iowa. July 18th, Is-G,
Louise A. Parsons, daughter @! {. Il Parsons, a.e,.
q years.
LEoSARD.-In Kansas CITY, Missouri. July 18th.
o, congestion Of the brain, T. r. Leonard formerly
OF this city. aged 81 years.
fLATr- In Wnooshi, On Iassdly, July 9th.
Matter = infant son Of Helen j. and L Is. Plat,
Jr., aged months and days
LoRD.-In this city, on Tuesday, July 18th, Edna
A., infant daughter OF lila and q. NJ. lord. aged
moths and II days.
o'8R'ES.-In Richmond, July 1ist, 5irs. Ellen
O'Bren, aged years.
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A RUTLAND ScANDAL.-The Rutland
correspondent Of tho Boston Herald
tells this story John E. Huntoon, son of
James Huntoon. of Shrewsbury, and a di-
rector in the Rutland Bank. who has al
ways been considered "little fast" it is
now discovered Is a hrst-class rascal.
While supporting his real wife. by whom
he has four children. Mt Rutland, be has
been keeping another woman. who sup
posed herself his wife at a New York hotel.
The Rutland wie i Elizabeth. daughter of
Leeds Billings, a handsome, ,.fs..f..a,. >pir-
tied lady. and when She heard through a
friend of the second Mrs. iIuntoon sae start
ed directly for New York. Going 10 the
hotel she sent her card up, and number two
received her in the parlor. Number one
inquired of number two if she was Mrs.
Huntoon and the wife of John Z. Uuntoon,
and received an affirmative reply Number
one then said she was also Mrs. Huntoon,
and the mother of four children Mrs. Hun
toOn number two cOmmiserated with Mrs.
Huntoon. and invited her up to her room.
There Mrs. nuntoon number two com
menced to pack her clothes, expressing
much sympathy for the first wife, and
took from her person several thou
sand dollars worth of diamonds that
she said Huntoon had given her, and
offered them to the f t wife. who, with
more spirit than judy snt. spurned and re-
fused to see them, but ;ook from the walls
of the room pictures Of her children and
tore them up. la the midst the husband
came in and greeted his first wife with sur
prise lie did not deny his bad conduct.
but gave her $500 to return home Hun
toon had previously run through fortunes
for his father and iathor-in-law, and Tor
few years has ostensibiy supported himself
by selling lightning rods. But his portrait
figures in the rogues' gallery Of New York
as pass5r Of counterfeit money
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ae Latest. Greatest. and most reliable
rtiaedy ever put together by medical science Tor
Rheumatism, Wounds, Swelngs, Burns, Caked
Breast, &c., E. the Centaur Lnment. There are
two kinds. What the White Liniment is for the
human family, the Yellow Liniment is for spawned
lame and strained horses and animals.
May II WIN
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TINS REMOVAL OF GOoDs FROM THE ExHI-
ElrIaN DR.. j $ Patterson. u no has charge
of the Vermont Headquarters building at
Philadelphia. makes the following an
nouncemcnt:
Currency having been given. in some III
rect.ors. 10 a report that delivery OF goods
from the eases in the Centennial Exhibition
would he made to thepurcbasers IN August,
to the serious disadvantage of the Exhibit
ton. aEi visitors intending to come at II
later da;e. am authorized by Director
General Gosborn to assure all such intend
ing visitors that the rumor has no iOunda-
ton in fact. and TO state that the following
will he rigiily enforced. originally ad-
yerri,ed. VIZ: Rule NlV-The remOual of
goods ,-lH not be permitted prior to the close
Of the Exhibition.
Visitors now here find the exhibits liz bet
ter condition than they have been at any
tine preyious. and may rely upon improve
ment, rather than any falling off IN the at
tractveness of the Anerican Worlds Fair.
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SAMUEL CHAsE's ESTATE.


EDNA L, Woaks, 1cA.tfoiaea County cont.
francis D. WoaKs. SeYfen.ler Tenn, 1870.
I I'VE above named Eliza L. Works has lied her
L petition FOR divorce against the ahav. 1amed
Frames u. works IN this Office returuaals 20 the
September Term %. the Chittenden Countv court
SAD County Of Chttenden FOR three yelrs inst uast
and that sne was married hy the naiae @. Edna L.
Martin, to said Francis p Works at UnderhiIl. IN
sad county on the 2irh day of A1-ust. Is-C. BY 5
L. Bates, minister, aad lived with said francs d .
from the time Of said marriage tn about the first
day OF January, ls13, as his VIE discharsin- all
the duties pertaining 10 the marital relation and
that sad Francis ID. resides 10 Southrora in the
State Of Massachusetts. and setting 'orth the fol-
low NJ causes Of divorce. namely Int1lerahle Sc
verify refusal T. supper, wilfl deserta1 o.: YOUR
petitioner and adultery on the part OF the said
Francis ID. And setting forth she has household
furniture and other property in said Francis d.
possession, given to her by her parents and that
slid Francis ID. is worth $1,000 and praying that
the bonds o. matrimOny between her am the said
fianciS ID. be cissO.icl. anu lor a.imely. Ard il
appearing that the said Petite resides and IS
without this State, it Is oriered that said petitonee
he notified 10 appear and answer sad petition be
fore the county court next % ne holden AZ HurliEg
TN IN and Tor the county o. Chltiesdsa on the ID
Tuesday OF September l-7f. by Publishing the sub
stance O. said petition In the Burlington WEEKLY
FREE PRESS, the last o, watch publications shall be
at least SIX weeks previous 20 the last mentioned
term Of said court.
Done at Burlington. ih.s 2l.h day o. Ju. 8. A. D.
is-6.
I. F. WILBUR Attorney.
iH3w Z l. EDWARD Clerl
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L. F. WILBUR, Plaintihs Attorney.
3v3E A. J. HOWARD, Clerk
nEnEKaM w. FRiNcIs, I.,rArE.

STATE OF VERMONT, To all persons con-
DISTRICT OF 'AirTsNDES' S. q Re6ekah v. Fran
:, late O: Burlington. in sad District, deceased
GREETING
AZ = Probate Court holden al Burlington. within
ana iOr the District Of Uhtenden. the 10th day OF
July, \. ID. l-16, an Instrument purportln- to be
the last " IA and Testament. keheEah " Francis.
late OF Darlington. in said District, deceased, was
presented 70 the Court aforesaid. for Probate and
II IS ordered ny said Court that the lst day Of
august a II. 1876. at the PROBATE Court Rooms in
said Burlington, he assigned for proving said
Instrument. and that notice thereof be given TO all
persons concerned, by publishing this order three
weeks successfully In the Eur.n zt.n Free Press, a
newspaper printed At said burlington, previous TO
the time appointed.
Therefore you are hereby notified % appear he;ore
said Court, at the time and place aforesaid. and
contest the probate OF said IN. if you have
Givel under my hand. at Burlington, IN SAID Dis
trict. this 10Th day Of July. A. y. l~16.
3w3w IL. ). TAFT, Register.
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Commercial.
tFs4crtoNvn Union live stock MARKET,
July -.
AGoysr ~ Livt sIocS At NARSrT.

>
July -.
Ag1Csr W Lfvt sIutS At MARsrT.
cattle. Sheen q Lambs. ~ ~
THIS wceE--.-.--- loss a-. tl4
Last wCeS-------. 1879 -n-' -H
Prom Vermont - l.ii 81
Prlces ot 1iarheJ Boci-A few choice. s. ga s..
extra. s T a. 91 first quality. s. - T- 1875 see
oud qualify, g. a. o. third quality, - 01u5 TO.
Prices o. store Cattle-Norkln- oxen per par,
slpl. Sl51. sl75. So; Mich Cows and Calves
from si5GC0 Fsrrow Cows, s10din, extra. Sf5ds7s
Yoarines. sl0G22, Two Years Oh, sslE32 Three
Years Old, ss-Go.
Prices OF Sheep and Lamhs-in ITS. 81 % 3 g 80,
sud-s} = each; extra, - so a %, or from g %
| Cc q y. Veal calves, S5H! %.
Prices Of Hides. Tailow and Skim Dr -ht1n
utes.-GCc Fb. Tallow ; a &C. = 70 Country
Hides, nc Yfr; Tallow. r a &c y n Peits, sl.Cu
81 80 each Can skins, IoGDilc T. Ii.
REMARKS.
Cat,ie-Nearly l6ol head OF cattle with decided
Improvement in She trade. The IT, file opened brisk
ana cont .nuod quite sctive until the bulk we're
disp.s ed o. Prices fluid have favored the owners
a good strong &c e n on live weight. L. is the
first really smart market day for a number ot
weeks. all n consequence o. ghter receipts.
sheep All Lambs-rae tendency is at 10 ser rates,
amt &c 2 70 10 lie the best prices Tor full ear
loads a lew sc ected lambs, very hne and fat at
&C. and we heard Of nan that obtained lc
more than any body else, fancy flock.
puultrv-A Will lm-on sold ton of poultry al
/ I2l8I2c q 20 which was the ruling price to-day.
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MAItltIIrI,.

MILLER-LIvTyGsToS. In Rockford Mich. IN
the 9Th inst az the residence OF the brides parents
by Rev. J. Malcolm Smith, Rev. T. " Miller OF
Rockford formerly fWilston, Vt, AMI Miss Carrie
L. Livingston, 0. Ada. Mich.
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May II " Bun

sCEGSoE's SEA WEED ToNIc.-ln ths atmosphere
experienced here during the summer months, the
e, 4rsy produced by the hea. takes away the de-
size or wholesome food, and frequent Preparations
reduce bodily energy, particularly those suffering
from the Effects o! facilitating diseases In order to
kee? natural healthy activity OF the system. We
must resort to artificial means. For this purpose
sehsuck's Sea Weed Tonic is very eG-c.ual y few
doses viii create appetite and give fresh yisor to
the euery4,ei body. For dysnepsia, it is iuvalu-
able. Many eminent physicians have doubted
whether dy speps.a can be PERFECTLY cured by the
drugs which are generally employed for tina; pur-
pose. The Sea Weed Tonic in its nature is totally
different from such drugs 1t contains no corrosive
minerals or acids in fact it ass sts the regular
operations Of nature, and supplies her deficiencies
The Tonic IN It's nature 90 much resembles the gas-
trc juice that It Is almost Identical with that fluid
The gastric juice the natural solvent which. in
healthy cosdton o., the body, causes the food to be
digested; and when this juice is not excre,ed in
sufficient quantities, ind -estou, with all Us dis
tress.n- symptoms, follows. The Sea Weed Tonic
performs the duty o: the gastric juice when the
latter deficient. sclenczs Sea Weed Tonic sold
by aIi Drugs SIS, July %, deod&wtelp
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BENNINGTON has a Ii!den and Hendricks
club with over TWO hundred members ard
Il p. Childs as president
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MoNTPElIER.-There was considerable ex-
citement at the discovery of bear within
a mile of the STATE House, in Montpelier,
Monday morning.
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L'''Ns-' N h"fs me AF-.-t aul
2'H'-1il' i'f'- ,---o-l M ~ Ne" f.1-4ani
,A7 uI "n "u', az 'iel A4'e- 'AA-' 10y
Ia L. is.'oolE :" 40. 20; II is ihfe1--''I'
@"1 "aSe mem uAI"' "ui = ItH Jag
~ n.y. al SA''s7''" ''I e-oH Moor % 'VA l'U.
III 1e nun 1i1A ley 'e5 ou4 'H'J nave oli!t
pianiH- MN .'"A'"' put Ih q Noilu Ia--
way "uaIl H-e long Win I0aIinS
cal 'eity uI ID eai- Az one tirle- iAe NaTd
anu NH -Iouui' cover -i@ acres win q
separate mort llA9t' ana c'al p'Arl yard
TWO thoa-ial ie-i distant oi 'nrce acre.
an except 'Ae passage ways H"deF
cover 'a-> "-'i.l- -.I'A.tte a.. lala tn-
ueAt r-i"aS -'n- h'--ih. ~ cars 'p-
po>lle 'he heii u! lnl' yaFl is 4 '"' -''Il
store az" once ii4''' "a Nel'A inc h.ll
Will nave eAtAclt, % m-1ins i-'.''o
iee' 81 uiilsNHIIh i..i-.ei d'hs' one 80" !.
the largest on 'Ae 'i'tI'' 'tlns s',N- 20
iee' i'ns anu e"''"., bra 'ilE D" ", /
irH5 -,i> - a, o',n - ron
oia,'t,arI oe1 sb,,..l.- a1s coo
:, In ron IA 10 Nth a,.s
e., -. -. -,-, -
Mi ,7-ars o,i i,,..,i,
or. tonruia-. growing. buzz saws. etc.
The machinery and -haiiine was built and
pur in ly the Lane Manufacturing Gonna
nv of Mlntpe,ic7 Tar mill viii employ
100 hands. and viii commence running
August Isl
rms train twice a vcel, as tbe bntter ox-
rrcss ia Eo-+,n +slio, nv, m averare 5Da
~ each rim TIE 80 has tbreo In-nhsr
eta+ions which are tbs Localities for FIVE
,niIls with an a,-gro,,ate d,iiv capacitv of
100 COO feet Al Peabody Station Is the
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BENNINGTON has Hayes and Wheeler
club numbering over 200 members Hon.
Henry G. Root is the president.
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TuE young mems Hayes and Wheeler
club now nambers some 300 members,
and bids fair to be an efficient and yalu-
able organization.
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WATEEyiLLE.-On Wednesday last. Char
lie Smith, son Of William b. Smith. of this
village. aged about eight Years. was arrest
ed and brought before ). Il. Miller. Justice
Of the Peace. on 4 charge of stealing money
and other things from tho grocery store
OF Z. W. Brown. lie was found guilty and
sentenced TO the reform school at Versennes
Tor term Of five years. Ca Thursday he
was taken to the school by Mason ChaGce,
Sheriff of Lamoille County. c. &.
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WArERBURY.-A tourist went down with
a party II visit Indian Falls. on the Vim
ooski river, last Friday, and while trying
t. sec how near he could come to the edge
of the precipice without going over. some
thing v A. heard TO drop the water thirty
leet beilg. lie was rescued without serious
injury. Eaging fortunately escaped the Jag
ged t.c& on every side.
4 cNelling house ON the old John Stevens
plac, near Waterbury Centre. was burned
,'rid., nisht. Well insured.
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The rent Of the Rutland and leased roads
under the modified contract ratified by the
Stockholders at the special meeting IA Feb
mary last Tor six months. ending JGiy lst,
1876. amounts to Slo9 coo. all OF yin ich has
been paid. except Sll 500.
The receipts for the yoar ending July Is.
ls7G, are As follows
cash and notes ON rent amouat---..-..-- ll-ll l1
Cash for GROUND rent----..--------------- ~ =.
Cash for interest on bills receiYahle--- t,'.' T.
Cash Tor cha -zed Addison K H. ln settle
n,.nt %. Cd ans a-t.ust that road tN.f3 %
500 3, So
The disbursements are for
Coupons paid on Equipment Bonds ---..s go" 40
t,,usns Maid on lst Mortgage Bonds. 9s-i-o go
Interest account balance ---.----.---- ,H''-' o.
Old lst Bonds ~ q Is. with Interest," l,e9l ~
Rents pafd on Leased roads, in4' .p Nu
ls-al ana other services prior 70 July - i"V'' -
LEGAL expenses incurred and PAID 10 1000 on
s,-s,,es ................. SEQ 90
Advertising. Stationery. Postage ana lei-
egrapa..-------- --.'------- -.-. "a, r.
Bills Payable id.----------.---------
The Auditing Committee appointed iGr
that purpose have examined the treasurer :
books and accounts. and their certificate Is
appended. Respectfully submitted
BY order OF the Directors
.Jxo. b. PAGE,
President.
H.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-07-28

,ae POUNDS 10 the effect
-.' would De relca, ID Tues
Woodstock jail, in cjnse-
'Zrraa1n OF his Term OF
Nr Crane was sentenced
March. Io75. TO one year : in
Dr. .lbozllemen;. and to SIX
-''.aal ior making false entries.
aaed $1,000 for each offence
sand committed till the fine is
u uprislnment began three DAYS
AIS Term OF imprisonment will con-
ATTY not expire til the Ilth Of NEXT
-'''' 11d a. we have not heard that
> ''eh pardoned, We expect that there
NC mistake about his Icing released