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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-29

RANDOLPE.-Miss Ella Blaisdell was
riding out when enc thill strap broke
which let the wagon run against the horse
which was frightened and ran about a
mile. Miss Blaislell was thrown out Of
The wagon and somewhat injured.
TUNBRIDGE.-George II. Hacket Of this
town has taken H. 900 bushels Of apples at
his mill in this place. And has made
SOP barrels of cider with apples enough
left to run his mill some time longer
While 4. P. Salter was riding out Il few
! days ago his horse took fright so that he
could not hold or guide him. Mr.. Salter
was thrown out Of his wagon and badly
bruised and one shoulder dislocatcd.
WILLIAMSTOWN.-T Good Templars
had !; reunion in this town Friday, Nov
Il. Speeches were made by Col. J B
Mead Of Randolph and Rev. Il A. Greer
Of Northtield
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-29
Probate Court.

HARVEY rlLDHN. JlI+e. \. A. CHASE. Register.
The following business was transacted
in the Probltc Court of the District OF
Washington, during the week ending
Nov. 21th. 1876
Nov Il Julius +. Adams estate
commissioners report returned. Lille b.
Vests guardianship-N,ncv A. West
guardian. Chester Bu@bee's estate-re-
ports of commissioners of homestead, dow
cr and division returned.
Nov % Abel Woods estate -applict-
ton for license to sell real estate referred
| to Dee. 49,
Nov. ~ X. ID. Waters c>tatc-com-
mi~~i0ncrs' report returned.
Nov. p Lois Looms, estate-comml>
81 ners' report returned; administration
account referred to Dee. 10. Antlpas Gil
mans OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES account re
ferrcd To Dec. lG Alonzn llayden's e>
tate-G w. Randall. administrator, d'
boui> non.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-29
I,,on in Nichir.n. where the WallOWS :

Even in Michigan. where tie @allows
occupation is gone, the quality OF mercy
i strained hv women who have soft hearts
and arc cuiltless of sylogisms. On Nov
Is. Gov. Baglev was run to earth in his
office and worried to death by 4 Lady OF
wealth and culture. - There i that poor
oirl. so long in prison, and her old father
SICK and in need of her attendance. Don
Won think she has been punished enough:
Gov. Barley smiled. The trouble with
Won women is that Your hearts are much bi@
rer than Your heads Your heart Is bl@ as
;, steamboat This woman was convlcte"
Of attempting to poison man. ana her
husband helped her to do it. She has con
tossed her guilt" But She can get out
to see her diving father "Well. everybody
in prison has fathers and mothers. sisters
and brothers, and they are taken SICK ana
die " I'm going to see Mrs. BaG'ey abou'
il, know she won't give You any penc'
till Won let her out " \ osp"ctve Caudi'
scene seemed to have no terrors Tor the
Governor. He declined to give the ndvo
Gaze of capitol punishment the benefit o
II precedent
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-29

The Washington County Good Tenn plars
Union met with Rox5ury Lodge, Nov %,
was called to order at 10, A. NJ; the usual
business transacted and the following Off
GERS chosen for the ensuing year:
w. c. r.. +. A. Newcomb, of Water
bury Center; w. V. r.. Mrs. l.. w. Avery.
of N"rthtlrld; w. s.. ID. A. Kneeland, of
Waltsileld w. A. s.. Abbic Newcomb,
of Wailsiield; w. + s. Nellie Chase. of
Mortified; w. T.. A. S. Flint. of Rox-
bury; w. Chap. Rev. Mr.. Laid. Of Rox-
bury; W. NJ, 5. n. Miller. of Roxburv !;
W ID. NJ. Mrs. s. y. Miller, of Roxbury :;
W. Guard. Mr.. Whitney, of Gnuldsville :;
w. Sentinel. Miss Marsh. Of Plaintield
w. r. II. $, Mrs w. NJ Strong. of
Waitsticld; w. l.. II. s.. Miss Addie J
| lleriick, of Waterbury.
At the afternoon session the following
question was discussed:
R6S"lrCd, That no true temperance mar
or woman can consistently stand aloo
from all temperance organizations.
The principal speakers We're Rev. Il. a
Green and DR.. bradford Of Northliell, ID
G. Grlry of Warren. j. Batchcldcr Q
Waterbury. Rev. Mr. Ladd and G.. b
Hall of R"Xbury.
In the evening an excellent address wa
delivered by Rev. K. A. Greene of Nortl
field.
The afternoon and evening session
we're open to the public.
M, | ,i,,, I1I ,,n ~ ;,,,r
Wait>lield some time in February.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-29

One Of the teachers in a Methodist sun
l,v school was stumpcd - badly Sunday
afternoon, during the services of the hour
lie was teaching the infant class. and, at
ter explaining the lesson as we'll rs ne
knew how, he threw open the qnfs'l"n
box Tentatively speaking. and told the
children thev might ask him any questions
1h,, >ucoested themselves. lie was graft
4e] hv a year-old girl. who mmedi
ntelv piped out: ''Who's e,ected?' Hf
couldn't tell.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-29
. ZTIpAS GILMAN'S ESTATE.

Sr.TF0F VERMONT, WASHINGTON District IS
In Probate Court. held at Mont Ger IA sau
on HE 9th ay Of November. a. y. - 49,.
II 4,s,ir.e administrator Of the esa,e 9d .aei
mas tian .te DnHhnry IN sat di5.re TanInatien
pres u 80 and makes Application Tor de1tte
aud rartition Of The tstafe o, ai hat ssid
20 A. saiI al alton BE- reterred 20 Mn
account " M heid al the proabe once III sara hoIial
th' Aol ;,h Nv III Dee a u l-7o, for htarih. am
Ter ~, thereon: And. i l. further ordeIt'i t
e'l-l' ,,er, 10 ali persons Interested bS M
iif a. the Same three weeks slcce at
llcatol. Ereernnu newspaper IuOiitht
Green 10 said tune appointed TOT hedi ~
rnav appear said time and plae at bonId
&c reo q am they have, " hS sal d. '''-
cav t &c LIN ed and such decree mad
i' HARVEY TILDEN, Judee-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-29

The late William Hutchinson of Pom
fret it is rerortel, once rode to Woodstock
-, horseback, a little after dark, and WI lie
there he snapped horses three times ah',
.oda home on the same horse lie starie
! 9Th and had in his pocket $50 more than
he had when he went down. "hich sum
he made bv his three Exchanges Of horses
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-29

THERE \EED BE 80 PAIN where tentanl
Imminent Is used. Eurns and 'cAIls are heAl'i
"a uhoul a scar. Rheumatism, ~ ans, ana ii'"7'
Mesh, bone and muscle aI.mcnt- can ht ao>o'"itIH
cured Thele ave two Kinds. The hIie teuiAHl
t.nIment l. f,r family use, the yellow for horse
and animals. one t.lal VII convince the lneIed"
lpus.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-29

4 Tie sudden veneration for Judge Moses
of South Carolina. which has selz 1t the
Democracy. is u hcantif.l instance OF
Spontaneous picty They have apparently
confounded him with Moss Of Old, a not
unnatural thing for them to do. since tlie,r
study of the Scriptures, being confined to
few weeks Of the late Camp-Map was ne
cessarily very icial.-7rab1n"-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-29


dining to be a member of the Board of
Trustees (which action is the beginning OF
the amicable settlement Of the business.
4 revolution has broken ont in St Do
mn@o hut for the sake Of history it should
he stated that it is not the same one that
broke out on Thursday. That one was
captured and put in the lookup before the
other has fairly started.
The Italian lO0-ton gun is Il good deal
more than large enough to take u man IN
whole To ascertain if it is damaged Il
man lies down on a gigantic narrow-sp"on
with candle in his hand. and is pushed
slowly down the bore, examining it rs he
goes along.
1t is estimated that two thousand babies
Of the male persuasion are waiting tor
those returns from Louisiana before they
can be sprinkled and namcd-and there
are several counties yet to be heard from
Two thousand Srmuels or RuthcriordS
which? Impatient parents might com
promise on Peter Sundny Times.
4 Porto Rico letter says: - In u coun-
try of Spanish origin suprr>titon is nut
Ter of course. Thus tue tempest which at
this moment dcvast,tes Use splendid
fields is not u simple cyclone. 1t is the
doc of St. Michael uumuzzlcd; and y"n
hear along the rotdsiles dc-rairing cries,
St NigeM, a1arrn TT perro' ST. MI
chae. tie up your doc"
Alexander H. Stephens has arrived IN
WASHINGTON TO t,he his seat in Congress,
and talks about the political situation very
srn,iblv and moderately, thus | sin
: cerelv and earnestly hope that spirit OF
| patriotism will prevail. and that in he al
iuStment Of any complications which may
arise the only aim may be simple justice
and a full compliance with the require
ments of the constitution as framed by The
n fathers.
Shakespeare. Scott, Dickens. ilarrie
Hcecher Stowe, The Arabian Nights, an'
= other people and books are to be represent
ed in n queer "Carnival OF Authors.
which is to be held in Baltimore in Eel
ruarv. 1t is to be sort Of fair in whlc
each feminine manager will have 4 boot
fitted up to represent some scene IN som
work of whatever author she chooses. he
IT, assistants being appropriately arraved aft'
IS the fashion of the book 5 characters,
: Eccentric Father Moody used to be II
V. lplirht and GUIDE on ofk. Me-. tilt Z"
N seaport town which disputes with st. Al
= CUISINE ne h'."''' " nv '"7 'e 'oo,;,
{ rhH III -\li',i ''''l ,',.n.',J :.
Il house he a'hIh', ''''" ms ee''"'
' hohr |" us
fhTii>iilia'i' W no y" 'iio
IN pr'Nt, '''"' ' 81
n prayed 'h' ""''''N P't SUI
ID other hlnd "IHl'">'', "'n>' GUY w =
tn WHO mas JUS 'h''1'" NV MUSE % - = q
u, G""'E s.I"'
%: In, Welsh town. recently. fifteen krt
-; or. ON , rcn,Ieman's estate. bent on ca
~; ,,.;,,r 1,,n,r If no,chcre hid in \ q
,,, 1,u, no no,l .hnr- olt.,iuinr inform
:r 49,, t,,,, l.,iI for then, kort mn
Won vi, 90 ',r' XVII e.'',' ,,.,lI an
aS ',,n rnon Will. th4ir comrades baoe
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-29

In
The principal speakers were Rev. K. A.
Green and DR.. Bradford Of Northliell, ID.
6. Grary of Warren. j. S Batchcdcr of
Waterbury. Rev Mr.. Iadd and G. b.
Hall of R"xbt'ry.
In the evening an excellent address was
delivered by Rev. l.. A. Greene of North
field.
The afternoon and evening sessions
were open to the public.
The Union will hold its next meeting at
Wait>licld some time in February.
CHELsEA.-The grocery store of w. b. |
M,rston of this place was broken open and
entered by u burglar on the night Of the
DIST instant ut about eleven clock. Four ,
dollars in nickel currency WAS distracted
from tie money drawer, 1t being forced
open. Several dollars worth of cigars
were also stolen. The entrance WAS ef
fcctcd hv breaking out Il large Pane of
glass in the front window. On complaint
of II Periyo, grand iuryman, y warrant
was issued, and Sheriff Dickinson arrested
Joseph Abbott alias Joseph Cheney. and
Frank Icarian, y lad fourteen wears of
age. whose parents reside in Washington.
abbott is u transient character, having
been in this section but a few months.
they were ho.h brought before A. Davis,
ESD. on the sd instant, for examination
Abbott plead guilty to the complaint, and
wa, held bv the court in the sum of $500,
for his appearance at the county court for
trial. Falling t. obtain bail. he WAS le-
manled to the custody of .JAlcr Dickin-
: son. to wait the action of the county court
Ycarton plead not guilty, and on eNamina-
' ton the evidence proved insufficient t'
i convict him. and the court discharged him
Z It appeared, however. from his own cNl
! hence. that lie came from Washington
with Abbott the Gay before the burglary
Il vas committed. and that they WEI" TO
k .,cthrr during The evening. up t. lat
n hour-iill near or quite the time the stor
l. wa broken open. and WAS 50 near THAI /!
l. heard the rlaS~ rattle The court, III dl-
ii .harrine Young Ernr.oA. gave him som
very wholesome advice, show inT him tn;
. he had been iii bad company, and undo
IN b,I Influences. and that he oug't. for h
in own safety. to 4vod the Ike neNt time.
.c- Roy. II. W. Worthcn, pastor of The
an +. Church in thi- place. has written 4 lett
ne 10 a member Of his Church. dated at All"
le ,.lri, E.,y,t October 23l. We are 1r
mittrd f., Iu:,h.,le f IoAing extracts fro
to it. IIretv>: " My journey thH- Tar II
for L,cn , very pheasant one. have L
re- been >c:.->i. k ut al. l have heard nolhI
in t,m h.mc since left. Nothing harp,
ng~ mo of an adverse character II Pe u"
h Il L,nu,ry have seen much that lac
W. AiI b. of mucA -..rvic" to me. am n
n,.,r tho,,. SCENES which from my hoyho
| have desired to hook upon. i n'
nearly two months since Ii" -tlrtrd NJ
'u>c u, ,.
me- as u AZ ~ ''.'''''' J'''''"
'in@ 10 .i..., -,
:, in -"n-r'- '.''" h|'' = .,'''' ,v.,,.
ing ''"'''' 80 ,,it:.,. -.
this 'I'"''' ,''', ..';',, 7Ivh. were. pI..
n.I 49,, >v-,h rhrm one y
exc ao inJ of farm prod
t,. or l'"!' - ''''
state l,,... v,1l attended ald hi.
and ,,.,,l go. ,f t,.,fiI1 .
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-29
Vermont News.
ADDISON COUNTY.

BENNINGTON COUNTY.
Michael Grace, who has kept a meat market in
for number OF months, elande>tne
packed up and left town. the other night,
leaving liabilities of some 5000.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
Charles VIM of Danvle has sold his educated
pig, " Etn uljlcr." TO Bos ton man, for 500
GRAxDISIE.
Alhurah Center is hard up. They have nc'er |
democrat take the post flee il T!en elected.
They VIII probably have to throw up the Office.
RUTLAND COUNTY.
Zen N. Chase of Rutland, dealer in watches,
iewciry, ETC, has filled a voluntary petition Id
bank uptcy.
WI\DHA M COUNTY.
sidney Jones and one Preston, who were arrested
Tor burning house ami BAN belonging to VIM
Hams & son. and s"hooi-h 'u-e. All IN lhdhth
wee t. Ell bcfoIc Justice Nyman of Grafton the
| ,uh who ordered them To furnish Nali IN The sum
OF 5000 each for their appearance al the hcAt
| tern, of Wndham County Count, III default OF
| winch they were committed.
WINDSOR COUNTY.
| Michael Bowie of I.u dow, now one hundred
Yeas Old, walks i've mlicS every diy i'r eNtfti-e
Large quantitie, OF ever green's are beng Shipped
from Heliei to New York, to be u-ci l"r Christ
mas decorations
sch,nck's Pulmonic syrup, for the cure 81 C"l
SUMPTION, Cough-, ami Colds
| The meat vntuc oil thI- tncdicne l. mat II ZIP
the mater and throws 1t cut of the system, puf
te, The blood and thus effects acme.
scheucAs sea Need Tome, for the Cure
Dyspepsia, In.1Ise> u"n, &C
e Tn. 70 il, PRODUCES a healthy action OF the ston
,ch creating an appetite, forming c vie, anu Gu
J me- the most hsunatc eases of lndlSe>tlon
{ >cheuck's Mandrake wills. for The cure OF Lave
/, Compliant, &c,
) These pills are Alternative AMI produrci hcalih
II | ac,nn of the llvcr WIhnut the least 'ian-'i,
they are free from colonel, and vet more enc
flnue in lc.turin:. a healthy action oil the iNef-
n These irlneilts certain cute l"' t"h9"'h
non a, 1h,. Pulmumir >Hrunrlpcn7 the ma ter IA
e uurilics the hloUi. The Mandrake rus ACT hp'
l. tho liver cfellc A healt " bll.. and remove
II diseases Of the liver. often cause oil t"h- uhP'l
Al me sea Weed TONIC gives tone and strength 10 !
IL stomach makes goo. dl-c-t"n, ana thi"'c9 l
NJ organs to foam good blc,i: and thus cie1le-
=, healthy circulation OF htdithE pl""'t ~ W.
10 htI action of these medicines. a thus explain
in vii cule every ca-e OF Consumption If lahen
i Iue and the use OF The mc'ilcInc~ P"r-evefeA IN
N IN >rhcuck Is professionally 1t h1e iilncil
re once corner sixth ami Arch st. ihilt'tirii
IN every Monav where al letters i"r aivlce in"It
- ~ I,5-r.i FMijml
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-29

-eu- day draws quickly near =,
.'los and ut.bis run
.ejmh,y, oh the turkey.
., ol;,urrol sine d;o a.,
-, ,,. -,
~. un Cl,v Hi uf Coo
:, oun
o,,h - +la
~, ~'..,,,. ro,n,r NAV,
~ 1870
1...1.;nr s,1Jor,oss j..
.,.nsiI.ro1 ,ho n,.
r,.;., not - tl.. ,bo ,or
49,.
.r
coat. Of di.n,o,,h,.
.lt. .oo,o,,. NOR. ,r,, ,oor.
.....n.v.f,,,. bours
q =. =,
..1l,...+onl ri. r,,b.r;,,
;,.,ru.t,ro
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-29

a.+Ae #NFEMAN particularly valna
.~.,l .rI Iarts of Vermont, and our
.,t 11rt- of the state, especially in
-,anllamoill'C Counties ,willconfer
.,..,-AuI mr. readers by sending us
,.,tu-tacts and We will arrange
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-29
WINDSOR COUNTY.

Andovcr. Hayes, 100 TiIHen, o; BAIIl-
more 20, 0; Barnard 167. l0l Bethel ;}ol,
10: Brilgewatcr lis. 153; Cavcndish
23S. IS: Hartford 314, 127; 1lartland 222'
50: Ludlow 321, 1ol; Norwich l94, 10.
Plymouth 1872. II; Pomfret 3', ~; Read
mo 1S9. 80; Rochester 300, 43; Royaton
l65. 100; Sharon 1872 IS; Springfield 80 ,
800: S ockhrilge 1S6, IS; WeathrrstieI''
1913. 80: Weston 100. &c: West Windsor
ms. %; Windsor PA. 800; Woodstocl
6l3. $50; Chester Sol, lO0.
Total = republican, 43 400; democratic
%. IA; majority, $500.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-29

uers report returned; administration f,
ccount referred to Dec. 10. Antipas Gil
mans Observation-Disclosures account re
erred TO Dee lG. Alonzn IIayden's e> Ii
atc-G. w. Randall. administrator. dc o
,oniS non.
The Presidential Vote. e
ADDISON COUNTY.
Addison, HAYES. ll9. ridden. II; Brid-
1ort 49,. 81 Bristol 293. 50; Cornwall lbs +
II; Ferri~hurgh 2S2, u: Goshen -, o:
irinNilIc - -: IItncock -, -; Inlce-
.er -. IS: Lincoln 22O. %; Mddlrburv, {
30, 1863; Monkton 100, =; New Haven :
100, Is; Orwell l>7. IS; panton .1.i, i {
Ripton lO9, is; Salisbury l39, 20; Shore
ham 80. 46; Stnrk>bpro Us, 80; Yer |
genncs ll6. 10; Waltham, -, 3; Wry- |
bridge los, "A; Whiting GN, -.
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
Arlington. Hayes, POS. Tiden, III: Ben
grove -, >; Manchester 81, ll6: Peru
-, "a Pownal lG5. ll6: Ecad>boro IL.
81: : INDICATE g. 60: Scusburgh IS. -:
SALISBURY l92 -: Stamford GO, 50;
sunderland IT, "a; WlnImll Ill. 90;
Woodford -, -.
c,,rpo>1, coI->n.
Barnet. II yves, ~ Tildrn, 1T; Burke
I''' ~ i'!'' me w. -'f 'i"'0 i'.
~ ii"h" pM pI,
~ 1,. 40. rv..,.t,.us ~. Snrtfi..lI go
-; st. Johns bury 193, 20 >tannarl o.
II: Sutton lOo. - Waldrn 50. G.; Wa
f,rf,rj = 80: WhccIock Il. A..
'IlitlL\PEN '"'N
Bolton, Hayes. I'll. Tilden. ": Eurling-
ton LOIS, "41; Ch.ulotte l"6, 81; to'chr>-
ter $50 ;j3t: Essex 2'i.;. $50; lllnr-hurgh
-. ca: Huntington I9G. IL; Jericho 81 g.
-: MiIton So. los; Richmond li2. 1G :.
>hrlhurne l.55 t~ Suuth BURLINGTON. -,
50, 81. George 81" &; lndtrhllI, l"', l"';
" c>tOru I"|, 10: W Ill s'on 80, 81.
f>>IN cot MY.
Bloomfield, lltyc~.j3, Illdrn. - Brigh-
;on ! IT,. loo; Brunswick 10, ~: Canaan
81. 40, Concord IS. -: Est Haven -
M. CRANKY f.. L; Guilllan tt. 81:
: rn,ino.ou is. ~. Iunrnhuryh 40. A.
N,il,fuur II. ~: Victory ~ i.
,.,>r,,~ ,.,,.~ry
~, .r;,, -.
y :, u -, ne: >i''1 w., '',-H i,,'I,r',I ~" ~
Fairfax Us. -; Flirlitll Jos. ! t.; EIrtch
rr -. 81; F4anAhn 80 - nr"r-it -
IS; lllgh-1t" 80. -; M"h'-"htiN Nt
y 50: Elci'i"id lb'' i"I >''I""i ~ -
n It. A.ban- So, '"N: >A"nt'n III u
GRAND ISLE CnUNIN.
,l,,,,,h I,v,s IN Iillrn - Gran
d ~, o. -. I,I.J., Metre 30 Is Nor,
% It,,n4S As. South Hero y. -
\ ,.,x
ia -
Hr.Yldrre. II ives. 20 lHd'n' - ~
-. I1,[i,,,,,,l 1,;I ~. !, ,hu,on 80 :.
,tn,yr :,3j 700. Wucyy:lle los, 20; W,
e n:t5- :,
y ,.,,,~rv
IN t,,, ~
=; Braii"ri' ll'Yf'' io,. Ih'r"' r. ~"
sea 81. l@'; C"lnlh i''''' - f''iItt .
cd 81; \"Wh 80, Ia or:u-r - u
re l;andoll II 3.','. ll0; NlfAll"Id ~ ~
he Ihcit"r'I 34l, III lop>h1m ~ 70; /"
, bridge Us, 81; Ncr>hlre ~. ll-; Wa,
ne nrton $50. t.; West lalrler : >i; W
n Jamestown 1862. Co.
,od ORLEANS COUNTY.
,l,,nv HAYES Us. TiIlen. Ct: Eut
vas 20, loi; Br"Whlh-'oh l'', w. "' !
Az ii. Glover lG2. il: Greensboro 80,
ng Holland G5, -; lra-"nr@h 900. - j
'l'y ~ . LoW"ii -, ~ w ~" w.
or ~ wv Wt's,.;aI1 - -; Wr-,more g.
the ,-...c, l',,'.,. .,n1 :,
RUTLAND COUNTY.
,ra Benson, Hayes, 3o9, -; Brandon :,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-29

s.H. day draws quickly near.
oT- cold and murky,
-mrles and lifts h ls gun
.mrhtV, oh the tuI key.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-29

s2a5ei 4var.ll # sya-+ III NAr'Gs Ie"sIaif rs DIS
-,.rf- stats NJ tx = III lNI W
.s.b Accurate .l-er.l.I~ tEarai-,+' l>t y ne
mrs -lI.l. lal-A and H. u t4i l. a-'d r,i
t.,Ie - II -sit It.. a. .4' al. l. Ia Hto r
I.GAfII xtO N,.w-i - Ct A!.ett--.4e A. LIE. No
- H." - -, NIX "a
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-29

\oErII FEEEISEuKGiI.-oh W e''n'N"'S
,,oruino (22d inst Mr.. James '"Iiihs
of NouLlon died at his residence OF par" =
vsis a,cl IS years. His funeral services
were. attended on Friday.
The Temperance Reform Club oil 'niS
,,1,ra will be addressed ut il next meeting
Nv Rev NJ. p. Bell. the pastor OF the NJ. f.
Church.
A. The vcstry of the NJ. Z. Church. on
v.1,,s.]av evening (22l instantly AN
oyster supper. for the benefit OF the 'r"s-
,ha church. was attended. The net
,o,ounte.l to more than forty dol
lars.
Next Saturday and Sabbath QDec- "a
.,n1 3,O there viii be held at this place 'h'
third Quarterly Meeting for the "ppo'h'
mont Presiding Elder Rev NJ B. Me''' /;
cxpccted to be pre- sent
At Nonkton Ridge Mr.. Anlione Carpen
h.s lately established himself in tn
blacksmith business.
Next Friday evening Oec lsD Rev. =
D Hubert President of Mid lleburv Col
lore will deliver the first address OF III
course unGer the auspices OF the East oh''
,o.4a I,4cture Association. at the baPll'
L church at East Charlotte.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-29

,, court adjourned sine die on
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-29

; avlin. .Jr., has bought the
house, up Clay Hill, of Geo
.... - 200.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-29
The Presidential Vote.
DpI>ON COZ My.

Addison, HAYES, 49,. Iildcn. II; Bird
port Isl. "a Bristol 293 50 Cornwall l5S
il; Frrri~hurgh %, Il; Goshen -. o:
Granville -. -; IItncock -. %; Lrice-
ter -. Is: Lincoln 220. 20; Middlrbury.
DO, 1863: Monktun 100. -; New Haven
100, Is; Orwell lS1. IS; panton -. ]
Ripton 1903, is; Salisbury l29, 20; shore
ham 80. 46 Stark>boro rs, so; Yer
genncs ll6. 10; Waltham, -, 3; Wry-
bridge los. "A; Whiting GN, -.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-29

Alexander II. Stephens has arrived in
Washington 10 take his seat IN Congress-
and talks about the political situation very
srn,iblv and moderately, thus:-'' | sin
cerelv and earnestly hope that spirit OF
patriotism will prevail. and that IN the adj
ustment Of any complications which may
arise the only aim may be simple justice
and a full compliance with the require
mentS of the constitution as frame! 10y the
flt hNrS.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-24
The Franking Privilege.

1t is generally supposed that the frank
ing privilege no longer exists, but such is
not the case. The annual reports, the
monthly bulletins and the seeds distributed
from the department of agriculture pay no
postage The Congressional Record also
goes through the mails free when ranked
by congressman, and a speech which has
appeared in this receptacle for legislative
orStory can be reprinted in pamphlet form
ane sent free under congr' ssman's frank.
The mails are now loaded with bush, Is of
the speeches every day, sent from Wash
ington as ammunition in the coming polit-
ical campaign