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, 1876-06-29

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THIS afternoon al CLOCK tue county anu E'ty
Central Committees Will hold joint resslun at
19rnnh]Irnn Headquarters. corner Of Lake and
[,, ... tn.,,o ,,,,,,,., ~ h,.,3,,. III, ~,
c1afK f.tc'H' 'os ..o FA'P'." - m'1.,"e W"
port OF tue Coiaiiltte" oh AusA'Mectlhs, WHICH
las been postponed until Saturday evening" July \,
,yhcn ,nh fnrrrso11 Shclby NJ t.uIlum and
n,,or o,n"o,t s1r,.r. vii h., ,,rscnt r. mat.
o'het t!he''' 'Pe"N.'H, "''' ~ Fse7s' ny 'e.'
Ing. 1t ia intended shall De Inc grand opening gun
OF tho Presidential! campaign, and will bc held III
the ann mir on lie tt,rtu xouafrs on Market
ss..o. s h,t,wr,, Mo5it,n md ,r. II thc n,onr,
s"cct' ot'"ee' -"",'u'' n''' .""e' - ~. w.
support ts gwen anu tho tomT'ttee ihl!S anthof.
,zcd Ia 70 ahead. Dy tho .tmu lxet too, several
..scalper Clubs" viii 10 o,t;anizp.l, and 1t is
,,,,n,,ht th,t crcd,llo to,chtoh, hisnnv vii, ho
taunsn' '"a' ''e'''a''' '''e''s"' "'ol''' "'' p'
naaae' ,r..r,r,, ,r, ~, ,,.,,.,,,c,vs
sksEstA "ANt Nkiunt.IsHs. ,, - M
meetns q she msMo'.eah :.at st =! @ ~ SesGmsh
Ward was lelu laft esehlfs NJ No. ~ hlna ittai
a'cnne, tn put " 1''inatio!, eatale tor alqEr'
man, 10 take tto l''aec o! tllc 1ast nenteu I,!.
aseth y; Graham nrcscti. At.sI preliminary
bnrinrth, icn naw nlshbrfs were fecGsscu;
Mr.. l.. trisblo olctca y resolution ,naots!nS
Monroe Heath ior Maynf' ahti teeanilleh1ih: NV
waFtl lclssatca 70 nte every h9fiorIGS fnsa'a 10
secure hls h,!'i!natloh ut Tue Aepabl1ean coh'ch-
, 1876-06-29
HI.tIelk1Ats1:S.

OzNHIzED 0X-MhRRoW FOR THE HAl3,
y nlck .S RaYner, makers Of The t'AarA" Cologne.
, 1876-06-29

YQJ ARE TROUBLED WITH A BAD BREATH.
It an,oys your fricntla M we'll ns yonsrelt You
woul,llio to get rlA III 1T, mt Hcarculy knnw wat
means to about. Wu Will tell yuu. Use tie frag.
raut oxodont; II will cleat,so and heautify yuur
teeth, mud leave your breath puro.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-29
Che freeman.
The legislatures Work.

The General assembly Of 1876 has gone
home hav no done As many g"oo t'''"s>
an having left undone as many had ones
a any of its predecessors. 1t TOOK IL Il
I ,nr while to do and not to do, 1t Is ruc'
but that was owing to The fact that | hanks
Giving dav has come to be the day dp |"
which our legislators will remain III SEES
sion whether they need To or not
There. WAS :. great deal of time and
money spent in making Il few petty re-
,I.,ctions in salary, but no htsi'ancy IN
v,tino l.roe sum, when the object struck
f.. fancy of the members. The battle OF
+ nnincton is to be fought again mex
y...r-thc flag and AN appropriation carry
in , everything before Them Then III the
vorkbouse matter, there was lltlc oppo>l-
1,,n. while the established reform school
was kept in pretty narrow limits. The
nuisance bill" the most stringent tenn
,.r,nre statute ever enacted III \elmont'
W, Mt throunh with Il u>h finally
Another measure OF Importance was lhr
insolvency bill which was passed by the
iinu.e in concurrence, W lille lis fellow tray
.ler, the attorney general bill wa, dying a
sow death in the Senate. We shall fur
r;,h our subscribers with a supplement
containing the session laws and deter any
extended comment until the bills are pass
eI appear in print. The ainenLfofy splr-
il WAS so lively in each House that the bills
as introduced and then printed bear but 4
fin, resemblance 10 the acts that finally
received the executive app oval
\ review Of the methods OF work and oil
tine part taken in the business o. the session
bv the more pr onil ent members IS also de-
ferrcd until our next Issue.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-29

FLORIDA. Gov. Siearns will not can
vass the votes and the board of canyasSers
has Just got TO work. Both parties are still
claiming lhe state.
The members of the South Carolina re-
turning board We're released from i,il on
Monday. by Judge Bond. of the United
States Circuit Court, and were placed in
charge Of Il United States marshal Their
htbeaS corpus case is to be heard to-day
"wednesday
Congress meets next Monday and unless
the presidential contest assumes a more
settled form on Wednesday Of next we k
when the electors voc, the e will be more
en'!eavor to make Il president than to do
ordinary Legislative work. There will very
likely be invcStiS ,tipns into the southern
elections that will take much time and
cause much discussion
LoUsIANA.-The returning board has
been ut work for week and has canvass
ed the vote of about one-ihirl If the state
in the presence Of nor hern representatives
of both parties. 1t is sud that the clerk
Of the board WIS guilty of IN act which
called forth the Indignation of Senator
Sherman. We give in another column Il
statement from Mr.. White of the Tribune.
an entirely reliable correspondent, and of
DR.. Redheld. who also has a good repula-
ton for telling the truth. Wat tue
board will do is just as uncertain as last
week.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-29
South Carolina.

Things are getting into a worse muddI'
in South Carolina than they we've IN Louis
lana in DAYS gone BY. The board of can
vasscrs gave certificates to the Hayes elcc
loIs on Il count of the "yo'cs actually
east" They threw ont some counties OF
the legislative ticket, refusing certificate
To certain democrats, thus leaving Il III jor
i,v of the member, who received cerliti
cafes rcpublicans.
Meantime the supreme Court of tn,
s.atr WA. i.suinr an order rc0uirinr tn,
board to certify the state of the vote to tn,
coort The r,nvas,crs. claiming thri
work INNS, Inc done bv law ON a certai,
,,,. ,,,,,,..,I..1 ,h,. ..,Iiti,,t.. nm,
,d;..n.r rh. u,,nh.,s of I'M. II ..,rI vv,.r.
,b,.,, tnod $1,000 e,rh f,.r cnn-em,, an.
tho ,.,,,, Nn,l,v tL,.,
,...r.. r,l,.,sed =, b.,L.ox cor,o,S bv J,Iy,
po,d ..f rho Irit.l St.,., t,i,cnir C,n,,
Gov Chamberlain ,Il,.d an IN. nro.iI, ~
c.,,...u.,,. l.. ,...e...,, ,r,,l :,
CONCENTRATES; H., 1.,.,, I =.
,,r',.;,,,,, ,,,,,,...d,,.,, r,l,.,.,
r,o...1,, th.., ,o,,,,,,,ia. ,r c.Jr
,r., ,r,',..1.l ,h. Sara 1J,r... -, T. ln,,,
Ill., 49,. So +,
p,,,,, ,,1 .,,,,,;,,oI -. t,., o,l,. ,t,.so,,I
h,d ,,.so. from, ..r,.,;r st.,,. oe;.;.I.
FINALLY. however they ,dmi,ted NOT on,,
those Ienorr.,s who Ind certificates -,
,,n,,l,.r- I,,, tho. ,ylo ,...i,,..l ease. H.,
had h.rn r,.ru.ei crr,;,ir ,tes Th. I,ro
b,w.ver were. ,x.lu.lcJ from tb. 1oy;.,.,
,r
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named: reported with amendment fixing sum at $50.
was agreed to and bill read third time and pass

hich was agreed TO- and bill read third time and pass
ii .sa to repeal an att in relation to the duties
highway SUI vey,ors read third tine and PASSED n
, Il 263 to pay Buell. warren reIorte" Adversely an
i al5 to pay IN Bass; reported adeefssy, an
Il aos to enable the dandy East lllage Union socie
TO dspose of its meeting house: real third time an
il IS to ray RW Nye the sum therein named: ~ r
Ger ya h' aPen'm99 Vas asIs, TO- 29d ~ the a o.
yeas and nays which were taken ayes % nays lo5
SIS IN relaon t" the va sharre of trustees
tan yast t read third time ana Gaserd
clts5 lSo rea il 70 crimes an nd
ms wnr To- Mr Hen T' Of chese
moved to dismiss the bill which was agreed TO- y,
Il i ~ m T'm ,G s arejn past
ss9 which was agreed II and bill read third TIM
81. to pay Milo Williamson the sum therei
named reported with amendment. tixny sun at So
missed; which agreed to.
The com grand list reported a bill entitled a
act to provide for the taxation OF the deposits !
savings banks and trust companies.
Nj Lynhe OF Marlboro sad the com on the gran
list have not repealed any law which protects pro-!
eitN fl ON taxation, until this bill repeats the onl
clause that eNempis the deposits of the poorer c'a>
of dero~lIors. They have left the property OF tn
manufacturing companies, the in-uia' &c compane
Tie SUI plus OF the banks. all sui rloteced nor
tax ton and have removed he only protection here
t"l"rc enj wed by the widow the i'lheiess and IT,
poorer class of bank depo>ito lie pad hi
respects To ihc grand list com IN no very comp
mcntaly terms and referred to the Efforts he ha
made t" have All property set IN the grand lI9
leaving none TO be exempt. lie moved the bill h
lis ml>Sed.
The blll was lovored by Mr. Blake Of Barton. NJ
Adams OF Eno~bursh and Mr. >piague OF Brandon
Nj yntc ticr sad that not one OF the eNeml,
! ! ]
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-29

Fl III, act to amend chapter So 3 j 'hld READ
ing refused. -,
From com on HIGHWAYS and bridges against IL
5S9, to repeal act in relation 10 the uuticS
OF highway surveyors: third reading refused.
From the highways, brllges and ferries
in favor of II lei, an act granting Terry 10 Dvt,
Hill and Henry Z Hin; read The third time ana
passed..
From com on grand list IN favor Of II s1a an act
to amend section &C, chapter ID 8 rea' The ehlid
time ant! passed. ~
| From com on judiciary in favor Of II 80 an act
in relation to sult> proceedings IN winch 'ail-
DAD company may he i party; read tue thllu liMe
From the com on Ills and warehouses blll,
entlltd an act relating t" con m'imrhtS 10 tht,
wo k-hnnsc; read tWic" and ordered 10 ile' re'i
the third time and passed.
From banks against II 49,, an act to pro
vide for the taxation of deposits IN savings BANKS
thin Il reading refused
From the on jutlicIalv in favor of IL l13 an
at to itsul,ta NE P,:,rilre OF meai''he ana SUI
From the com on J!'tIclAiy III ivof Oh IL 90 an
act o amend section Il, chapter b. :; read me
thlltt time ana passed.
From CON RAJ roads. IN favor Of IL I3- al =
to l'ov dc Tor 4 railroad r"lice; read thlld time
ard passed.
From CON on julcntry, aSain-t II so, an act re-
qunmg The recording Of bo1ts gwen 10 the Probate
Court lhnd reading refused
From com on claims. III favor of II 81, an act 10
pay X hcrd the sun therein named; read me
TIM Il tInc and passed.
From getcl. com IN favor of ii IS an act to au-
thoIIZc the l. ut,c OF the Co NTH Academy t. l--
p'sc u ne same; read the thnG time and passed.
From the general com IN favor OF II 30, IN act IN
amendment Of an act 10 Iuc": poi ATE me village OF
HIatllc,oio; read tie thild time and passed
From com ON c,lurHton, i'll favor OF III -. an act
to establish the t""kvIile Grated school Dstilrt,
read tiIrd time III At passed.
From com en- cltIl-, IN favor OF II 9l. act to
pay Chauuccy HISant Tic sum therein named, read
thnd tine and passed,
from finance, favor OF II 49, an act to
enable Danhy ka-t\I la-e meelIn- hou9et" dispose
OF he same; read tlnd trme ana PASSED.
From nm ON game and i-hcllt-, IN act to protect
heh IN The north blnch ol The iioo7ck River read
uiii Time AMI passed
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-29
The East.

The news from Europe leaves the Turk
ish question in about rs thorough 4 muddle
rs our own presidential election. Russia
is thoughtto be concentrating Il large army
on her southern borders and the English
are evidently seriously thinking of occupy
ing Constantinople in the event Of war bv
Russia
Meantime there is no fighting with the
insurgents but the diplomatist are confer
ring with no very clear prospect Of agree
ment. Carly>le has come out with an arti-
Gle fivoring Glad>tone's theory that the
expulsion of the Turkish rulers from
Europe would be an advantage to good
government and civilization in general.
With 50 great opposition to going to war
to preserve Turkish domination Lord
Beaconsti-ld Will have Il hard time to
maintain hi, ministry In power if he pro-
poses to set the British lion over against
the Russian bear.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-29

rol r Of Amendment rel urn the Sta;e Librarian
" t', 81 ed IT, biIl real tri I'M @ as in
currelre with proposal Of amen lm"nt
in relation tAs & 1nms Of TIE ia +, I r,saln'i y.
" HT af 5io Of f. n r W q
HavaI; aud al 1pted on the par OF the tnI-"
i: - TO T sha ftrh rda F, ryf t. i"'
ii sja tar removal Of incompetent overserrS # IL.
mi is raitn t,rry t. John O'Nci! reported a.
vrse> for the that tn re IIrc ll'e htt ''
o ,i Hr' I d IL lei III ~ HIT T. ' III IL. J., IT.,
conf as tn provision Of tn statutes l. ineat4e IA
Mr Lad Of Albur-h SAID ;, far AZ he knew there Is
no ipr,s ltIDn to thr I'LL
milton . read the bi tic I. TIM. AMI tn oJ-c
ton vas sustained hy the mar
Ii 80 addition - 'hiF"r IL = $ "at.lal wills;
read third time and ;'as<'d
Mr Ltdi OF Ahnr-h m t. rec''@ii'r III" vote r.
tn. thu passa- OF II -, t. rIF II ~ Tie SUN
'H t, of Irashurh sad &Ir N,e .sl- man ri
II the pension benz unIlmi Ell taos W"U.d an
lne Nd !tl Iii ~ ur i il.f II Nery III &
ri Ahurh Mr Cni,o ~ = 9liAr r. NJ fTet =
5y and NIr Cheney Of Wcstm're iEe re'ssl iefati'n
y Il 49, rerins the re .orfn- Of n,al~ given to the
Irob4tr court; reported ~iH a'ny;iln 1T winch VS.
ii D. relating 70 state printing ana at'..':-efF; tTd
sa to Fay Reed; txe a SEQ, and bll
read thlri time and Ias-ei.
II ls to laH an, Cha4n,y i;r' ant sum iNal at 81
ii ~ t. authorize the trustees OF the e rnth AraIe.
Institute u trans 'r t!I'f ~ tN an! ~! go!
report OF til" com, and read ti4lrl - an >rel
Ii addition To- an al a. tii7il filt ~ ~
grad a SCh al dlstrc a!i"4"ri @" r'"iuii44lli l.
u the CON- read tnlrd time and asset
II l'9 t. re.n ate n IRA ne 90 M me ana sur
GerA The sat. OF Vermont; reported IT IN CON ~
substitute bill. winch amen t4"t W. AIRED t.: tn
Di!I Was then read tAii'l 'lflI'' ana IaH7t'i
The ii o.-e c1lishrrl -tilttt pr 'HAis - -l4efl
mrIt to IL. TO- pay N"ti IA Hfh ~r"-!r tlr slil.
therein nallct and ,H - '!t'@'i = - Fl Il .4 ILL.,
sad ameni ntt!t7 Mt ftt'H 81 i'IhNti Il lH"l-dr
the cas- and NAY : when 49, tan "a L. ~ a.
: j 4 /
iFYE! NDDA
r1..r-
i''['
\ l5} 10 am Ild il i'll add iI0 - caI To- l.
,, T. elem MS alrruNc,t NJ s!lDer :. = :,
tuIrtI tfllla ana "a ,st,i il cul4-gtr..l,.
Windsor Tor tn. ear l-i; senate t- ~4.@ ah-i:l
; 10 t. I'm D.rIrl L Imets II the sun there Ii
named; read tnir tame alu a-t,I III ltrt4rr
ma llii-Lt-i!t of 81 3d.
r-a1nlAtl lllita.At r,td ,t.i.l,rr
10y. ustru- section = Il an at t4l! 4-l- tuwiS :
r1.,d
a. +, nav William + Ii.i-tl.. the sum liz rem
a','2-i. r..,i- III liz -. .4-~.i
- ~ ' nv. 4, =. - - ' ~
70 NM IL i.u...- III chan -,.rv III IraI.h.5!!
IN - ~ 20 II - Irs l.i ttt tI.r
-. g, r.t,ft+
tdtll- refuse b.,
; o'' r. t'i p" '' 81
" - Il .,I =. | al
ti4lI- Toe 4i!-t@ 4i-i i'A1449- --' ''- '--4- - 4 Al
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therein
naped read tw're and referred to rom claims
as a" met to g an5 to the e
an act to enable the Dandy East Village Union
sorrtN to dlsose Of its meeting read twice aid
II a7a. act Is ncotrorate the Abirsh crtncerr
Af5rat .t resd Twice ard d ref5rrgd 70 ssra i
R"tinG T trfen named vas va fak ,e n 1@"a and
s 'isa ION heinT SHAH the IN be read the third time
read the r ir sa s Ii vt M M
from justice from the House with proposals of amend
men t.. wLi, III were c"n%nrre,i in o,
s. from the House with proposals of amendment (which
, Joant HesoI,tjon From the House: authorizing the
Bennington to Remington on tie 18th of Angus,
Rom lie House, relating to salaries of clerk of
h"ns" and secretary and assistant rotary of Senate
From the House relating to the pay of the employees:
adopted
FORENOON.
HOUSE.
n Of f act sf to IN a at ths y
reported With amendments, which agreed TO- and
b,il read third ,1, tlme az d Passed
work house; renorted with two amendments rrovl !
ls7s hxy he number Of 'oners at three
g IT ta the Work pt T Hdnse M S refd IT, 5'
county Will contribute the If $4,000 aud re
s ~s %as esd from AS s I'p's T% Tat M
M I e sai d S .H ede y le M1
extracts from the MesSaEe OF the Governor recon-
intending the establishment OF work house. and
h'idei the suggestions therein contained to the
Siuer d ION OF tlt, E,tlse
Mr Ign OF Marlboro, moved two three amend
merits han glIV certain dates m&kU leI Orts tor
the oohNeil,Hce OF the Auditor ot Accounts. which
agreed
Mr. Laid Of AllurEh briefly on Cscd the bill
Mr. Sherwood Of Fairfield opposed the bin lay inr
TAX on the people which not required at tins time
Mr. Bat, he!er OF Arlington SAID he had carefully
anlned tins bill and hoped would pass He believe!
the work house could and would be made self sustain
lh1,
MT laGd u A!tUrth Tho uEi Il WuIk-Lulise would be
20 Oh t!illE AT some time. He did not IKE l., be
company With anN county, but lttttIred t. hUAd 1t
atutIH htt."tfg when II Was built.
Mr. NhrldOu OF ltu land SAID there shin
III The tlIl, the Tho.
STAT Treasury. and then becomes TIE PROF er,y II
the state
Mr. BAT helder of Arlington referred TO the matter of
tfthi no would not wish to e sentenced to truri
h"""t, but who would SEX sentence t. JtlI t.
tltir support durlli: the winter
VII Adams {" l. surgh THOUGHT Il a little premature
tSldbil>H such an INSTITUTION late thc
ana with so lltt' CONS trato As Il must n3W receive
Nr Cham htrlalli OF sharon salt tie t;ONerL'r has
t'"lihtiltd sue an II stu N as II f'Nlttft IN TINS
On .d favored the tI tor the prot tlou II would
dA.lu IRON! ttW{N
Mr. iia good % ndcrhlll thought If We were ever to
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LEGISLATURE Of Vermont.
continued from list page }

Continued from list rage)
us, in amen iment Of section 81, chapter s. gen
era statutes, relating to powers Of commissioners
:,menlcd on recommendation OF committee an,
thid lradinG o,lelch.
II "i3, relating to assignment Of wages, tn ir'
II 2Ie, providing for taxing bank stock; thlrt
reading refused.
II 81, TO pay the town Ct Rutland the sum therein
named; rpf"ted bv committee on claims by
s'"irnr"t OF TACT: Mr. sheldon Of Rutland move
tie blank tie filed by fixing the At sl104 40
which was hg'rctl 10: read t.i''i lime and passed,
II 3le, o ply Samuel Tavinr the sum lhcfcii
hamc' 'er"'tci with Amendment iXng sum a
siS, which Wa agreed ip liid third time and pass
II J'6. IN ai!lcndment of an act entitled an act il
iiatr'" to 81 t. and proceedings, IN which a iail
i1t'i NAV he panty, or interested, approved No
VrniI'"' -, 1867; - thnd reading nltetcu
II ~ t" charge the name of Angie NJ Lamb
f'a.i md tine and passed.
IL III, rtlatIug to elections; third reading retlis
II $7s ior the rr"tectlo9 of inmates of Insane
A>N lln>; thIrd reading refused.
II L. establish a municipal court for the vii
l"2' OF HlattIthot": hind leadrg refused
II =; to pay D,u.lel { Jones and Luke Par i5h the
SUNS therein nancd. !cppitel BIZ Il substitute bill
Wt4ch WIS agreed to; read lhlrl time and passed
~, III addition l" chapter ~. general statutes
'Clliin. to disc Ile> under section 49, third rea,
IL lu-tn.
-, 10 r,v samuel Tulbank the sum therein
nAinc.:. cad tl:'d Tine and passed.
II ,, all wing The lineianI and hbcllPc to he
wines e n casts ct olNotcr; reported by sub
eiilulc h.ii "Ilrh vas aSi,ed TO, amt blll ordered
10 tdi'i tt. IlnL.
II ia lrl cal IN act llling to suits IN respect
t. rHtcnfl-ite apploved November 1T, $50, third
leading lclu Ell.
l5o, m amendment of section 49, chapter %
Gch''f statutes. ihn1 leadn. oIdcled
/! Is, To he ul'tc the practice OF pharmacy and
the Sale OF i,"-on- The state OF Vermont; ,hlld
tcallug 'rIu~cd.
lhr committee on agriculture reported bill to
prevent ana ,unlnt-S the spread vi c"ntaglou, dis
ra,r7 among dome~tic animals, read twice, and
ordered t" he.
Mr >hcun called III II 5iS to provide for the
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-29


| The Franklin with Tweed on board ar
rived At New York last week, and Their,
are vague rumors ut New York tll:r Elbnr,
A. w Outward. the mtmher of The rino cam
tured 1T Chicago, some weeks amo will
turn >tn'e S evidence, and not only throw ,
Hood OF light upon the transactions of the.
men who are known to have participated
IN The theirs, but cut Il wide SWath tmonr
those rot hitherto su> tectcd of any conne,.
ton with them. Woodward wa-.the mem,
Der OF the gang charged with the duty of
dividing the spolls. and it is said that th,.
cheeks, every one OF whic;l is sill in cXis-
tence, have been returned TO him since hi,
inca cer'tion. Til" improb bic report that
Tweed himself will make some starilfnr
revelations is also in circulation. Mr.
townsend, Woodward's counsel, has hal :,
consultation with Tweed, but the reporters
can make him say what ii was about; the
assertion, however, that Tweed will Retain
OodWard 5 lawyer so that they can work
together, Is qlle positively made. What
ever my be the truth about the matter.
me o1hclalS. counsel and thieves are AL 80
mysterious about it, That the news therers
Will likely be kept in us long and painful
suspense as they were in waiting for the
Franklin.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-29
T. Y E\TN v,
gAH FEs

Ee,ort. From con, a., ,.,,u,e in ,,,r oft1s,, ..
i',,' ~, r. ~, a. t. ~ II o. ~
70 ~ mn w. "S i, '1' sam 'neieln NAMED
a. I'm an i, favor az t,,i,,t ras Nv,
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HOUSE.

II So to protect pers and erty in the vicinity
OF water reservoirs; read tnlrd time and as-td
NJ 80, butchers and pedd 81 lrO-
cure Ia cnse reported adversely and Illrd reat4lg
fused.
Ii SO to Incorporate the Albur-h Cemetery Assoca
ton: reported WITH ameudIleuts, which agree.
and bill read third Il and passed.
b 5o4. authorizing the raising Of Horse Pond in
Gree nsboTo reported adversely third reading
fused
II 249 to pay Samuel ThomI son the sum there n
, 1876-01-25
CRIMINAL NEWS,
Assassination Of an 11x-Tcdcral
Guerrilla Near Snyannah,
Tenn,
4 Terrible Tragedy Enacted at Plain
Wow, Mimi, Last Saturday.
4 Disprtzod Lover Kills the Object Of His
Affection and Shoots Himself.
Marshall Grains Statement in Regard to
tho Killing Of sisnoy.

THE DAVENPORT pEFALcATioN.
6ptehtt Di*Jlfeh 10 TAs chIeaao TtteHne.
DAVENPORT. H., Jau. 2A--The dsfalcaton At
tho rlrst National Dank Of shis city, OF D. 9.
Porter, Cashier, has mado great sensation, aud
iu tho solo topic Of conyorsation. IA got nons
Of tho city papers havo alluded to the matter,
though tho facts ato vol known. Il appears
that tho dota1catton 1oacles ovor el5,0O0, and
that tho populations hare been going oD for four
or 1so years. rortor made a confession 10 the
President Of the banls on Friday last. Un-
u that time, nothing certain was known against
bin. ilo says ho first took bank n,onsy
TO pay hts own bad porsonal debts, and thataub-
aaquonty, 70 make shis good, ho took moro
n,oney TO speculate ln grain and stocks IN CHI
ergo. Ho lost nil along, aud the hole In tho
banks cash constantly grew large.. Uo con-
cealea, all tho operations by tho most careful
and ehroul manipulation OF h!s accounts,
especially that OF bills {ecetyablo. Ilts books
zero ln euch e1callont shnpe that not sven tho
shro"deHt accountants dotnited tho discrepancies.
Porter faces tho musIu with great nnryo and
ASSURANCE. H0 clsonlates upon tho Bttnes tho
eamo AS usual, conroraos ~ freely "a erer aud
frequently reHarks that anyhow lo has had the
honor of toilinE tho story first. [1ia fall IL aad
cue. Ho IL m oxcCllont bustnoss. man, saa
drawing good safary, hhs ane family, anl
etool high in the community. uo was tempted
and felt-fet verv low. Tho bnnk Wilt ioBe noth-
lug, IS tho bondamen will hare 10 pay tho full
amount It Ia ruu,otnd slat tho latter will prose-
cutc Foster criniualfy.
Tho atatetnont In SundaY's dispatch, that part
OF tho oank's money won't Into tho 'sigcr's "
NAV, Is now believed to have bocn erroneous.