Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-10-10

Mr.. Dexter Anderson, for a quarter of q
century an active and prominent merchant
of Woodstock, died on the 50th ut, aged
seventy-nine years.
Nebraska has hal year Of great plen'
ty, both of cereals and fruit. Apples are
fifty cents bushel, and the recent state
fair at Lincoln was paradise Of plenty.
A great exhibition was made from Frank
lin county. which was formerly included
in the great American desert
Major D. W. White and Jamcs Nc
Granahau of Chicago, co-laborers with
Moodey and Sankey, commenced n series
ofImPelings in Rutland Sunday. The SER
vices were largely attended.
The idea Embarrassing the state revenue
in Virginia half a million a year by lhc
Motfett whiskey punch seems to be popular
with the people generally, but the liquor
sellers don't like ii at all, and are trying to
get candidates nominated and elected 10
the Legislature pledged to work for lis abb
clifton.
Among tie peculiar exploits Of the
whirligig Of time Is the Democratic nomi-
nation in New York Of Allen c. Beach,
President of the Canal Board which made
Iilden's great reform necessary in that
State, to succeed Bigeow, chairman Of the
Commission that made the investigations
which unearthpd the frauds. The Demo-
Gratis of New York seem to he guided by
men who knew not Samuel.
A very b,}d robbery WAS committed in
Boston On Friday last. Mr.. As. 4. Breed
of Lynn. while walking at midday through
Belcher' Save, 10 be Boston. Revere
Beach and Lynn K. L. was knocked down
and robbed Of a package containing SS,OJI
in bank bills. Mr.. Breed ian alter The two
robbers and was shot at by them; two
bullets penetrating his clothes, but no.
wounding him. The robbers then Jumped
into a light buggy, drove turiou>ly away
and escaped.
w c. Gilman, a New York insurance
scrip broker, has been detected in large
forgoria. lie .r.;.o1,, ;r.nr.,r.,..lu;,, ,+5
realized 500. 900 by bis operations Mr.
Gilman was well connected and maintain.
ed high character in social and religion:
circles. He bias disappeared and his rea.
ives are trying to make NJ The amount o
lorgerles 10 the losers. Pre>iden, O Imal
OF John Hopkins University is brother 0
The criminal, and the latter's wife Is ii,
lerol +. b. Perkins, the author OF "Scrope.
an, fraa 70 so- d... ,,..nu, a-1t.-
bean ' IN my, '[ fsolS say 'L'. warn an is Aty'
credulous as have been about their pro
LESSONS a1ppreh,fnsIye as have been abo9
, 'io ST,' ~ " . 'ug p esIlea' PoI IL
REFINED homo Tram 4tia,t, g. .'',,'', -
| had seen the beginning Of The per,naDcn
qualification, sati,fetehat it will be Is val,
hereafter 10 check it il it, onward caree
AS it was futile to ATTEMPT to stop the jrrp
preside conflict Of 1851 10 1853 viii
paper protocols.-EUtyr Baltlm of IA
Dayton lO) Journal,
Inc London lines Bucharest lette
saws; There j AN ,,b1nl,rca or vl..+ an,
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H. - g,oNUgq ~, WHY immense STACK,
corn !. awaitinr the b6sh.r.Ii,.- ~ -'- VIZ,
little of the crops raised this year in Ro1
mania have been touched by the Russians
consequently they have provisions il
abundance Tor man and beast, and if the!
S SIi S ,ba mount tne u!!HTu4I! OF ooainn-
fomoblv '1 '''~- - ~ NJ - WI y 'o'n
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S'o-is AIMING 'n0 commanders Lach Gen
eral wishes 10 become seraskier, or com
mander-in-ch of tie Turkish army. m,
30 each general refuses to assist the o,b.r
for fear one Of his rivals may win , Woo
~ and the prize. The fi.rc4st rivalry /,
between Suleman Pa-hp and Nahsna
Ali The Porte has mt an end ~ ,bo
quarrel by REMOVING III. frrper rrlr, hi
command. We had similar diffi.a1tie. i,
tue beginning Of the civil war.
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Nv ''''''iSe bitterness Wu.'l the electo
raj campaign in France has developed j.
reflected in tho s,.ti;r.- l,..,u... Iii,
Gambctta uses in hi, address to the vo
tiers Of his district. NJ, Only does lie de-
noqnee G3inspringly the "coalitioa Of mon
b hon but he "sIaj's savasriy MacMa
ubib ' fa IG nun, IN the words fol