davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-20
Price Beduced to 81 80 per saw.

THIS GIN has been in use FOR the pas
three seasons, and several recent improve
ments have been added. 10 Obvlates all frlc-
ton I'm tire cotton box, prevents the rollt
from break ng, and gives Larger Yield
of Lint from the same Amount of
seed than any other Gin fn use. The
Revolving Head lghtens the draft and
causes the Gin TO run faster with less driy-
ing power, thus doing great deal more
work within the same time, while econOmi
zlng steam or animal power, than any other
Gin. The seed being ginncd very close, :he
length of the staple Is increased, producing
cotton on this account Of n greater market
value. This improved value, given by
length Of stable, with extra production Of
lint, added to Increased amount Of work
done, more than covers the cost Of the Gin
In every one hundred bales ginned. Testi-
monials sent by mail on application.
Feeders and Condensers supplied II de.
sired.
BEN T.. WOLFE,
General state Agent,
Cotton Factor, no. los strand,
GALVESTON. TEXAS.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-20
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH


NEW YORK, December l0.--Stocks irregular
Money per cent Gold q 02}s. Exchange
long ~ 81; short 81 Sj%. state bonds steady,
Government bonds fraction lower.
cold opened III U2j4,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-20
Evening EsepOFt--"ine.c.aI.

NEW FORK, December 10 sterling higher
NJ II 03. Money at per cent Gold quiet
81 OB4. Government bonds feVersh. state
bonds quiet.
NEW ORLEANS December l0.-Gold 81 021s
al O3}s, sight u discount. Sterling bank
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-20
Hides aud wool.

N-Lfaran CguHty-A social hop will
be given at the armory Of the Central
City guards Wednesday evening, un>
der tie auspices OF, and for the benefit
Of that company.-Yesterday and
Sunday the mercury danced at sixty
nine and seventy degrees reminding one
OF the midsummer, rather than the
cool winiry winds Of December.-ln a
drinking saloon fronting on the public
square. at nine o'clock Sunday night,
John Jackson. an unofiending negro vas
shot and severely wounded, by Harms
Bunny. a young desperodo, who seems
to have committed the act simply for
pure "cussedness."
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-20
ouAIg ASA uRpABsrurFs.

OArS-nack per feed 2aB9sci rcd, rust
prooi ~ ,,i2c; demand good,
WuEAT--ltegeipt Hight, in fair demands
choice II lgls@l gOi good miiingSl t'Wl l2Si
uyerage O5msi O}; low Grades 1O1pOr'
IOltN Selling from wagon i09bc'
BARLEY-null O'.
RYk.-N0mlnal, zoe.
HAY-r1 OO9lO 90 per toni Hungarian ana
Mlllet SlUGl2. ..,..,,.. ,
ana roads have caused u great scarcity OF
NIL Kinds OF grain anu prlcos nave peeh
forced up far beyond lts value.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-20
COMMERCIAL,


FLOUR Fair demand, which b met freely
al lAe following quotations Crescent ia
stcks, = 40, san Inolnto sa i1, Empire IS oli
ANN.I %, Eaglu d vW Magnolia IA snckt,
,rntrnl NXNN, ~ 5Ui Choice Family, gi2l
star Mills AN, DIS 90.
HIRAM -frlu 40 40 Doc,
CuRN MEAL-buc,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-20

Receipts, net, i6,I2l bales; gross HISS bales.
Exports to continent 1913 bales; coastwlse
2,lM bales; Great Britain 5,3O2 bales. Siooh
2ib,9jl bales.
Commercial.
NEW ORLEANS, December l0.-Flour Is
dun. Supertine s. -: NN 81 -, &AA ~ W
usG 10: higher grades SGgsi. Corn active, lhlf
demand, White 'JglOt; yello" ooc' ou'S
firm, choice GalonR SIC. COnte Ii quoted
active: csigous, ordinary % prime il9WAc.
Sugnr In COOL demand; common To- good
common 5000; iair to iully ialr JI3y9i54Ssi
prime To choice IWI5aC; yellow Clarified -
MShc. MulaSses,s eady ,ialt demhnu ic'luIhou
goo nc: fair ySc; choice a29iic' rice, Sclnt
ana shade higher; ordinary 10 ch"loo h'"''
lana g1sg6%c.
NEW YORK, December -. Flour, IN duli,
slightly in buyers favor, prices without ue-
cidcd change, closing dull southern nour
dull, without change. wheat lg5c pel'eI.
Corn shade better; new l92c better, o'c Ior
new yellow southern. cats shade easier.
Coffee Rio, quiet.
BAL-IMouE, December l9.-FlOur duh, un'
changed Howard street ana western su'
perlihe sidI IS; extra $500; family % Zl9i ~
city mills superine si@l ~; extra - oy ,,t,3i
lao brands sIa7 y. southern wheat dull
and lower; western firm, higher anu qulel
southern red, good to prime, 81 SI9l ~,
amber 81 g.; No. western winter feu, spo'
aud December, u Az January -; rep
runry Il Iils fOuthern corn, white easier
aud steaui~f; western iiriner and hlBhef
southern white 81 Sc; yellow 531z9g'.
ct. LOUIS, December lg.-Flour dun, iaml'
ly - 5u4i 40 Wheat, No. red fall 81 lc9
10; No do. 81 Oi4; No. spring 81 G'' no.
45t,s,Ii7.c. ncw':gjLc. Oals firm, No. ? 2bh
u57c. rye hrinur. Barley dull ana un'
changed. WHISKY steady at 81 % FORK j
easier, small lots 81 t59i2 Oh Lard nOml,
ns'ly s. 20. Bulk ~ ats dull - 5'gs -, my
s. lOr shoulders, clear ribs amt clear ,ide'
iDOse. Bacon nothing dOing.
Hides and wool.
GALyEsToN, December i9.--Hidcs, continue
steady. Dry selected l6s; light salieC
lie: sack saited &c; kips ~ wet saite,
as they run SIC: selected . &c; butchers
Erern 10, 2c of for gTubs.
NOOi-Onerlngs free, but the demand Is al
most wholly or the finer qualities; me
dium 20 fine light free Of burs l2f2ic: cOars'
and heavy lGsiSc; Western aud MeAicar
Halle.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-20
NOTICE 1!

MAYORS OrFIcK,
CRY OF DALLAS, December ~, 1877
10 persons holding bonds OF tho city OF Dali
las, issued 20 the Texas Pacific road
have been informed by the comptroller
that there IL IN the treasury the sum
OF $4,000 two thousand dollars Tor
the purpose OF bonds Issued 10 the
TOxas and Pacific railroad by the city of
Dallas, The holders of bonds of this char
acter are notified that bids can be made To
y. IL, Dnrden, comptroller OF the state OF
Texas, ut Austin, for the sale OF the same to
the amount OF two thousand dollars.
w, l.. CABELh,
doeli-dlOt, Mayor, City of Dallas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-20
'VVTWNN N OdIVNi BTOHN I,U7- UNTVS'
q, ,t-,y.I ~ gu,Iu Snl.a ~ NM huIpg

LIVERPOOL. December l9-Noon.-CotIun
Hat and irregular.
TUESDAY. WE'D Jay.
Middling Uplands,., 61ad I.lod
Mlddlng Dreams. ii It'd Wsl
sales 5000 bales; speculation and export
1000 bales; receipts 1860 bales; American
600 bales
Futures l.32d cheaper.
UplandS, low mtddliug clause, December
delivery 5IBl; January aud February "a
as 7-32d February and March cd; March
ana Apr.l g. "a; april 5'a2ii new crop shit-
ped December and January by sail GAd;
uplands low middlng clause shipped March
and April by sail l3-}2d.
2p. IN, Uplands low middlng clause Fen
ruary aud March delivery 1921; new crop
shipped November and December by san
G.ld; January and February . S2d.
p. m.-Sales America 1850 bales. Up.
lands low midlnng clause December and
January delivery q 1924; new crop shipped
November by sail u 9-3ld NovemO Der ana
December l-32d.
5p. MIXTURES nat. Uplands low mid
ding clause new crop shipped December
and January by sail 7-32d.
Morch delivery 6Ad. MarSet for yarns and
fabr cs at Manchester dull, tending down.
fFnV
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-20
lIyIE Ann QEMENT.

CEMENr-Rosondl0-- III worth ~ v bRrre
Louisville, bost, little kept ~ 10 " barrel
Dallas 81 so,
LME-The best quality IN barrels Is worth
gs, ia bulk, 81 joi ordinary Dallas, zoo pei
hushol. ..
The supply;oi the above mentioned arLl-
les sample domand fHEt market nrm'
Cotton Statement,
FOR the week ending l9m, December H. lH7
Furnished THE HERALD by ID. W. Barnett
Roporter in this CITY for the National Cot
ton Exchange. ,,s
stock on hand September lst." l5s
Received this weok",,",,,",''',' os!n
4" previously recommendations ,,,
" Sept. !, lSU".".""''""' 2V'o4d
-
Total .....,,....,.,...............,o., 2O0H
q previously ".","..,,,".,.'"lb,o HO
" since sept. !, ls1'u,r" lhlol
stocl, nm hand .............,....,..... $500
COrrOR MAkEET.
Market steady. Middllne9 sc, Low Mid
ding 0Ac, Good Ordinary S}bc,
METEOROLOGICAL.
Highest temp0ratureo,."u,.....," -
Lowest temperature,.,",.,., .....,..,',,,,..', -
Average temperature at II m""...,".."..
Rainfall in inChes."""."...,..,.."... NOne
ID. w. BARNETT
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-20
ilInEa ~ nLIrRIEA.

ulnES Good heavy la4C;io dHma ed llej
good lisht llri 90 dt'nt,,9 n,i 'fy aHI' .''
.reru -ull or, RtVnu bllrhblh ur'
'MlGnl FELlS-Ehoh, owing 10 wool, goo
.,r.. white wool, long, &c white wool, tall
clit lHBatci black wool, lhe,
HIIFtAlO-Bull'H, lp,i COWS, &c,
TAIlnW-lu bnTrplH, hlan,
The New York herald., 1877-12-16

N. MAILER.
Manufacturer aud Importer.
No. .l57 broadway, nsar 9th st.
offers during the 30 days public large
elegant assortment OF
FINE FANCY fukS.
In which he s not excellcd by and presents
traordinary Inducements 10 purchasers, Via.
Ladies' seal Mnns. 81
Ladies' and Misses sea- Caps 81 So
Misses Chinchia sets, from SB 70 $40
Misses roy al ermins sets, 81.
Fur Ir,mmiags. astoundingy reasonable In price,
Real Chinchia Trimming. 81 TO IS per yard.
sesl sacqucs ana sik Circulars tsssmiess. In great
variety and At exceedingly low prices
sea saequss lcngthcned remodeled pricss which
challenge mpetition.
The New York herald., 1877-12-16

ELEGANr rUk LINED SILK CIRCULAR AND
hhandsome soRssin sacqno with MINI. cheap cash.
uali on Monday morning. becrs II oeocs. 50 Broad
way.
The New York herald., 1877-12-16

CORSETS.
FINE FRENCH CoUTILLE AND sATEEN CoRsETs
OF OUR OWN IMPORTATION. NOT TO BIS FOUND
ELSEWHERE. WE ARE RETAILING THESE GOODS
AT IMPORTERS WHOLESALE PRICES.
ELEGANT SATIN AND MOlRE ANTIQUE CORSETs
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1877-10-12
GEN ERAL NOTES.

The line boat was Withdrawn Satur-
date, we believe, than for MANY wears.
The rascaliiics of Gilman, the iorger
of insurance scrip, etc, multiply rapid
ly. lie swindled a lady of Connecticut
out of Sl2, 900, and another woman who
requested him To register some govern
ment bonds for her has never seen them
since. Nothing is yet known of his
Whereabouts.
As AlOnzo +. West and Harvey s.
Blye, of Syracuse, were driving in Fay
etteville, on Sunday evening last, VIM.
Burns, while intoxicated, without the
slightest prOyocation, sprang into their
wagon and stabbed West and Blye sew
eral times. West ran to house and
fell dead. Burns has been arrested
And still another attempt TO navigate
the air. Signor lgnazio, of Milan, Is
the inventor of an apparatus which he
calls the "hying man. Each wing is
made of sixteen pieces of cane which
are connected by movable fans. The
tail resembles Il section of an umbrella.
1t is said to be easily operated by one
man.
While car of Il passenger train from
North Adams, Mass, was making fly
ing switch near Hoosic Junction, n. Y,
Tuesday morning, il sturck John Con-
way, n section laborcr, who was walk
ing the on Troy and Boston track, and
threw him down an embankment, frac-
turing one of his logs badly above the
knee and hurting his head.
Up TO date, Oct. 8, only three pariic-
ipants in the Mexican outrage at Rio
Grande city, when the Jail was broken
open, the sheriff killed and several pris-
oncrs released, have been surrendered
by the Mexican authorities. The local
authorities seem indifferent to this
country's demands, but the Diaz gov
eminent is disposed TO do Justice. The
matter will serve as a test of the pro-
priety of recognizing Diaz.
A large number of tobacco manuiac-
turers indicted last spring ia the Uni
ted States circuit court at Greensboro,
N. C., for REFUSING, altering, forging
aud counterleiling tobacco stamps,
were brought to trial Thursday. They
expected amnesty, and a petition sign
ed by soyen thousand persons had ask
cd this favor. but the prosecution OPEN
ed so vigorously, that, Friday morning.
the defendants, numbering fourteen in
all. pleaded guilty. The court suspend
ed sentence until the next term. II was
on behalf of these offenders that so
much clanor has lately been ma ie
against the North Carolina revenue of
ficlals,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1877-10-12

70 The October elections are moi es-
pccially gratifying TO those Republicans
who feel the necessity of having large
Republican majortics as I'm endorse
ment of the presidents southern policy.
The election of state officers and MEM
bers of the legislature in Ohio was held
Tuesday. There were six state ticket
in the field, viz, Republican. Demo
cratic, Grccnback, Prohibition. and two
workingmens. The result was II
Democratic victory by n majority of
about twenty thousand. The lcgisla-
ture is also Democratic, which will in
sure the succession of Democrat to
the place now held by Hon. Stanley
Matthews in the United States senate.
The Iowa election was held the same
day. The Republican majority is some
what reduced, but perhaps no more
than would naturally result from the
hghtness of the vote. Still the rcduc-
ton gives considerable encouragement
TO the enemy and brings ont the Dem
ocratic ROSTERS. The Republican ma
jority in Iowa is not far from thirty
thousand. The result in Ohio, Presi-
dent Hayes own state, can hardly be
considered an endorsement of his south
ern policy, and if party success ought
to be considered, the question will arise
whether this policy and the civil service
rules adopted 10y the administration
ought not 10 be abandoned. On the
other hand, if the rule of right ought to
be followed in politics, as in business
and religion, then the question will be,
as it has been in the past, is il right
What pity that public sentiment
should allow one code of right and
wrong for politics and another for bust
ness.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1877-10-12

ihmed aud the stomach and other por-
iions of the system required in making
chemical analysis were taken TO Prof.
Peter Collier of Burlington. Professor
Collier has, after due analysis, notified
DR.. Kiddcr of Vcrgcnncs, who furnish
cd him with the portions of the remains
as specified, that, upon examination of
the stomach, he is satisfied that the wo-
man was poisoned, and advises the i'm
mediate arrest of the suspected parties.
II is rumorcd here to-day that extraor-
binary efforts are being made on the
part of Deacon Smiths friends to induce
the authorities to forego further investi-
CATION. There is great excitement all
through this portion of the state over
the affair. Within few days a package
of arsenic has been discovered in a
place to which Mrs. Champlin had ac-
cess, and disclosures are made in regard
TO the administering of lager beer to
Mrs. Smith which are very damaging.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1877-10-12

per cent.


said per cent. is to he cast upon the original
amount of the premium notes, without reference
TO any payments, and To he paid to the treasurer
of said company, ut his Office in Montpelier, on or
before the 1fth day of November, 1877.
For more than twenty five years after the orga.
nZatlon of the company, fifteen per cent. of the
premium notes, paid in advance, was sufficient to
pay all the losses and expenses of the COMPANY
during that period, and leave a cash surplus large
enough to carry out all the policies then in force,
provided that the future losses were no larger
proportionally, than in the past. But the late ex-
cessive losses have exhausted the fifteen per cent
paid ON each members note in advance leaving
members whose policies are running out liable Ia
an assessment of five per cent, agreeably to the
provisions of the filth section of the Act of Incor.
poration. found ON each members policy. The
fifteen per cent. paid in advance on the premium
notes is now paying for three years and nine
months, leaving one year and three months to bc
met by assessment.
The directors have laid this assessment on u
strictly mutual principal, collecting nothing on
this assessment until the advance pay is exhaust.
ed.
Since the LIST of November, 1876, each member
insured has paid twenty per cent. his note, and
unless the losses are even heavier than they have
been (Which hardly seems probable), the amount
VIII pay all losses and expenses for five years.
by order of the directors.
2lw3 SAMUEL WELLS, Treasurer.
JASON DAVENPORT General Agent Farm.
ers' Mutual Fire Insurance Company for Addison
County.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1877-10-12

~ Some OF the newspapers are very
appropriately calling attention TO the
folly and wrong of costly funerals. Os-
tensibly il is manifestation of respect
for the deceased. In reality il is gener-
ally passion for display, or the weak
ness of pride which has not the courage
to conline expenditures TO the measure
of our means. Those who have the
means should have regard for the es-
Enlistment of customs of extravaganza
which will be oppressive to their less
fortunate ncighbors. Those who have
not an abundance of this worlds goods
will do better to exercise discreet
economy which will enable them TO II
greater extent TO meet their obligations
to the living. Grief is not shown by
the lavish expenditure of money. Re-
spect for the departed is not always TO
be inferred from the costly monument,
or outward demonstrations. The pre-
parations for the final ceremonies of re-
spect to deceased friends should not be
niggardly. or mean, but simple. unos-
tentatious and suitable to ones station
in life. In other words, they should
not be for display but for their legiti-
mate objects only, and adapted to that
end.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1877-10-12
STATE OF vERMONT-DIsTRICT

~ VT ADlplSJN, IS.
IN ironatc Court held ut Middlcbury, in aud iur
san dstrlct, on the list dav of October, A. d. 1871.
Miranda Gale, eNecutriN Of the last will and
testament of Silas ID. Gale, late of Goshen in said
district deceased, presents her administration
account for examination and allowance and mail 49,
for decree Of distribution and l,arii
non OF The estate of said deceased.
Whcreupon, ii is ordered that said account and
sald application he referred to a session of said
Court 10 he held at the Probate Office, in Middle
bury ON the 9TH day of November, A. ID. 1871 at 10
O'Clock A. NJ, for hearing and decision: and it A.
lnrther ordered that notice of said application and
ms order thereon he given to all persons interest
Ell ny publication of notice three weeks successive
~ III ine Midhlebury Register, newspaper ~ mi
e'i NJ Mh'llebury previous To said time, thai they
may appear at said time and place and show cause
IL any they may have, why said account should moi
he allowed and such decree made
by the Court-Attcst:
- SAML T.. COOKE, Judge
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1877-10-12

LrrTELL's LIVING AGE.-A New Vol
umc and New Serial. The number of
The Living Age for the first week of Dc
tober begins new volume. 1t hasa
valuable article on The Scientific Move
mement and Literature" from the Con-
temporary Review; very interesting
sketch entitled "The Princess Paolini,"
Cornhill; part fourth of "The Life and
Times ofThomas Beckett" by the histor-
ian James A. Froude, Nineteenth Cen
fury; "Green Pastures and Piccadilly,"
by the noted author, William Black "a
Study of Lower Life" Cornhill; Seer
man Society Forty Years Since" Mac
milan; "The Poetry of September"
Cornhill; "Quiet People," Saturday
Review, and the usual choice poetry.
Littcll Il GAY, publishers, II Bromield
Street, Boston.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1877-10-12
baptist State Convention.

The fiftv-second ANIMAL session of tbe
Vermont Baptist convention commence
ed Mt 10 AM. October 3. at the BAPTIST
church i'm Fairhaven. The following
officers were elected: Moderator, Colo
mel Levi X. Fuller. Of Brattleboro !:
clerk. Rev. w. II. Ruoo. of Perkins
Vile: assistant clerk, Rev. A. &. Chick.
of East Wallinotord. PRAYER was offer,
cd bv Rev. r.. NJ. Luther. of Bcnninp-
ion. Rev. ID. Spencer. of Fairhayen.
was appointed chairman of the commit,
Tee of ARRANGEMENTS. and other commits
tees were appointed. The annual SER
mon was preached by Rev. w. II.
Rupg, Rev. II. II. Archibald. ID. d..
and Rev. II. NJ. Luther ASSISTING i'm the
Introductory exercises. Rev. &. lib
bard. of Vergennes, presented the fftv-
second annual report of the board.
which showed that eleven churches had
been aided bv the convention. Most of
these churches have gained in strength
and some of them expect to support
themselves after the close of the pres
cnt year. The report of committee on
nominations was presented and ADOPT
ed as follows: President, Rev. d..
Spencer, Fairhaven; 1st vice president.
Rev. II. NJ. Luther. Bennington; I'd
vice president, Col. j. j. Estcv, Brat
tlcboro; secretary, Rev. w. ii. Rugg,
Perkinsville; treasurer, George +. Da-
Wis, Cavcndish; also auditor and a
board of trustees, including G. G.. No
bic for Franklin county. Rev. j. j.
Townsend presented the report on for
eign missions. The review of events of
the past year furnished good reasons
for renewed faith and activity i'm the
work. Rev. W. ;. Mckenzie, ID. d..
district secretary for New England of
the Baptist Missionary Union, deliver
ed an address on the same subject.
Guy T.. Noble, Esq, Rev. j. Goadby,
ID. d., and Rev. w. n. Wilbur, were
appointed committee TO recommend
to the next convention such amend
ments TO the act of incorporation and
constitution as they may deem necessa-
ry.
The report on home missions was
presented Wednesday evening, October
3, by Rev. b. Mott, after which Rev. A .
p. Mason, ID. D., of Boston. addressed
the convention with reference TO the
work of that society. Thursday after
noon, the committee on obituaries re-
ported through DIR. Archibald. The
following ministers have died during
the year: Rev. Hiram ID. Hodge. Nj.
d., died in Charlotte. December 10,
1876, at the age of sixty-four years.
Rev. NJ. l.. Fox. a young minister. Civ
en- by that mother of churches, the
Montgomery Baptist church. died at
Westiord, June y, 1877, at the age of
tWputV-Iliup after n brief and success-
full pastoratc of one year.
Report of committee on next session
was then received and adopted as fol-
lows:
Place, Brandon; preacher. Rev. II.
NJ. Luther; alternate. Rev. j. L. Far
rar.
Committee on Foreign Missions
Rev. II. ii. Archibald, ID. ID.
On Home Nlissions-Rev. Ira ID.
Burwell.
American Baptist Publishing Society
-Rcv. II. NJ. Butler.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1877-10-12
Mihhleburg Rrgistrr
FRIDAY, OCTOBER ~, 1877.

w Robert Keith of San Francisco
has commenced an action at law against
Archibald Borland for alternating from
him the affections of his wife, setting
the damages at 100000. "Aflcctions''
in that city must be especially valuable.
They can be secured in plenty, in Chi
cago, for half that sum.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1877-10-12

~ The constitutional provision sub
mittcd to the voters of the new state of
Colorado last week, giving the right Of
suffrage and holding Office to woman,
was defeated. The territory OF Wyom-
ing still enjoys the honor of being alone
In giving the privilege of the ballot to
all classes alike, irrespective of sex or
condition.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1877-10-12
STATE OF vERMONT-DIsTRrCT

~ VT ADDISON, IS.
In Probate Court held at Niddlcburv, within
ID. lS71. 80
an instrument purporting TO be the last will ami
testament of Calib Mcintyre, of orwell in said iii.
tIlct deceased, being presented by SamI Mcln.
Tyre, The executor therein named, for probate
IL Is ordered by said court that all persons
concerned therein De notified TO appear at session
thereol, To he held AT the probate Office in Middle.
Dury, IN SAID district, on the 10Th day of October
\. ID. 1877, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon ana
show cause, II any they may have, against Tia.
probate of said will; for which purpose il is iur
ther ordered that this order lie published tIree
weeks successfully in the Middlebury Register, a
newspaper printed at Mddebury in this STATE
previous to said time of said hearing.
by the Court-Attest:
q sAML L. COOKE, Judge