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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1878-01-30
Arrears OF PaY q BOunty.

Oaicers, Soldiers, and Sailors of the late
war; or their heirs, are in many cases en-
titled 10 money from the Government of
which they have no knowledge. Write
full history of service, and state amount
of pay Snd bounty received. Enclose
stamp to Gilmore e Co., and full reply,
after examination, will he given yousfree
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1878-01-30
Pensions.

All Officers, Soldiers, and Sailors wouu-
dcd, ruptured. or injured in the late war,
however slightly, can obtain a pension by
addressing Gilmore 4 Co.
Cases prosecuted by Gilmore & Co. be-
fore the Supreme Court of the United
States, the Court of Claims, and the South
ern Claims Commission.
Each department OF our business is con-
Quoted in a separate bureau, under charge
of the same experienced parties employed
by the old firm. Attention To all business
entrusted to Gilmore IL Co, is thus Sc
cured. We desire to win success by de-
serving it,
Address GILMORE d CO., 620 + Street.
Washington, ID. G. 4ltf
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1878-01-30

Awarded the Highest Medal at vienu u
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-11-06

Tho t,rv in The case Of Jeremiah Kennedy, on
rial AT chicago for the murder of bis wife last Au
yust f,und a verdict that he was guilty, ana hNel
nj. punishment at death by hanging; also iounn
mat since the murder he has become insane. ih''
,nnsuaI verdict created great sensation N cooll'
t,epnedy will be sent to the insane asylum anu
whenever he is discharged he viii receive us
punishment
cv Dver. editor of the Tallahassee Eloridian,
,ites To the Herald that he had been told that one
~ ,,,o hiean members of the returning board
could re bought for go, 90. lie informed Marble
.,l tho matter was fully talked over. Marble said
The nroposs was piece Of strategy TO get an oner
| rom democrats and demand larger one from re
,ublicans. and that under no circumstances would
| ridden consent to the offer or payment OF money
nor would he.
| An extraordinary attack was made on the night
90 sent 9th by Chinese pirates on a house in Hong
| Kong occupied by a Chinese merchant and suppos-
oh TO contain large quantities of treasure The as
sailants landed at midnight, organized the assault
yilb create posting sentinels and keeping guard
ovpr The entire neghborhood. There was light oil
several hours between the pirates and the poilce'
and The former were at last dispersed, fleeing in
hoats, Several were wounded on both sides, ana
one robber was killed The plumber secured by
the thieves was small
Il It is rule of the Chinese Six Companies oil san
k Francisco that Chinaman shall open WASH
house within a certain distance of one already es
K tablished A Chinaman infracted the rule and wa'
ID ordered to close his shop. He refused. Next b'
received formal notice that he must move and pay
| a fine of $40. Still he disobeyed. Soon he wa
- missing. After long search by white friends hi
. was found chained in cellar, where he had beel
left to starve. lie was released only to disappea
Id and it supposed thatby order of the seer'
a criminal he has been murdered The san Francisc
Chronicle vouches for the truth of the story an
las adds that many such could be told
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-11-06

We copv below IN item from the Bridge
port daily Standard in relation TO
the establishment for which Mr.. Aaron
Bancroft of this town is agent in wash
merton county. A beautiful specimen OF
their monumental work can be seen IN
Green Mount Cemetery.
ENDURING WoRKs OF ART.-At the
recent art exhibition in this city there was
A DISPLAY of statuary, monuments anu por-
tr,it medallions which calls for more than
a nassino notice. These articles were
modelled and cast in white bronze by
SCHUYLER. Parsons, Landon Il Co., OF our
civ hence this enterprise has local IN
terest. adding as it does, still another to
onr large list of manufacturing establish
ments. The artistic modelling, and beau
tirul finish which these specimens present
ed gives assurance of q successful future
in his line of art, and we can well fee
nroud of the fact, that I'M art Foundry
Is now permanently established in our city
nnder the MANAGEMENT of the above nance
b firm. White bronze vim color, durabllit,
and price is, (as now finished by the sano
hlastN considered the most durable mate
t rial known, for decorating buildings
r lawns and cemeteries. We congratulate
+ our friends S., p, l.. " Co. on their sue
+ cessful achievements in adapting this met
d nj to q use which calls so emphatlcally 10
V permanent resistance to the corrodln
+ effects of time, and we recommend a
n those who need any thing in their line
II examine their productions as we hellev
e they will stand the severest test.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-11-06


For the ,ceek ending Tuesday, Norcmber5 1s78
cutie. Sheer. Shotes. HIogssa CARES
This week, 27H 500 900 l$,1'9
5sst wsst s s5s5 s55 900 900 s9'5 5 & g
pR1cEs.-Beef Cuttte-Extra rat and bcavvlIe
MUM oxen $70)0$T2 p first quality, t6.GOT
6 so; second quality, S5.00do 90 lhru quaili'
s4.2j0$4.75 per 100 lbs, on total weight Of we
tallow addressed beel few choice sing epal
81 so 1000 Bulls, &c S4,nO
Workiny o cen.-$l00d 10 per par, or accclc-
ing to their value as beef. steers, t5oGll0:
Mich Coos.-$?00$lO; extra good t41n%:
wear Odds, ST. OOa 2S.OO 5-year Oils, 250om42.vo
Sheep.-Live weigh! 2}sa5Ic;; extra tGtl.c f. ~
or S2elGl50 per head spring lambs, 4di!2c per ID
| Fat Hogs-44 d4hc per pound.
| Veal CatueS-$4j0dj50 per head
Hides.-Brighton, Id country OTIS, ia &c q n
| calf SKINS, l0a00c y 10; Pets with wool ON 5od
| 7jc; Tullow 5aoc; country lots 4!adi4c # Z.
| Lamb skins, Coo.
| REMARNS.-At Union market the supply ofc5t-
tie was light but prices have not improved. 1t
henr election day in several states, dlUyers were
Kept al nome. The few cattle at mal ket were sod
eaily. Butchers made an offer, and they went al
last weeks rates. The attendance of buyers We're
| also slim. More politics than market business.
+ Adams and ravlor sold oxen at 5l4aGt.c, dlesstl
weight; n. Shacket sold twenty SIN lhltt-yelIs
old steers dress from so to SJJtts, at6tiG; r. :.
Brady sold three cows aud steers Wel5Mn{ 3''
| MS at 37sc, live; "A. II. Munro sold twenty-five
western steers, average 400 MS, at aiac, Ne ana
twenty stsers average l,2JO lbs, at &c U Il, IVt
If Three thousand one hundred AMI seventy nine
head of sheep and lambs arrived this morning rom
= the North. Many of the York State lamp5 we've
. sold at Albany, as the market there Is soGeNhN
better than here. The slim supply dldn really hel
The market, as Eastern nation atfVT' plenty =
Adams & Taylor sold thirty-une sheep average =
d lbs, at Sc; q. E. Moody soil l'3 sheep ana ,dmo7
10 average IS lbs, at iisc; u. f. Wilder sph thlf!'
10 five sneep, average 10 lbs at ; -; j. IL NlE GEM
it soil sixty seven oueep and lAno average to io-
n at 45C u ID.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-11-06

II Is hard to believe it, but it is told AS
enlemn fact that the new Covlngton (hyJ
most Office, for which 100000 was appro-
pri,,ed. has been completed for $2oo'ooo'
Nav Workers are already talking about |
an international exhibition in that city IN
1889. the centennial Of the establishment
of constitutional government of America.
A letter from Gen. Grant to Gen. Sher-
man was read mt the reunion OF the army
of Tennessee in Indianapolis Monday stat
ing that he has given up his trip around
the world. and that, after short run INTO
Arrica. he will return to Paris, where he
will remain until his departure for home.
The Illinois supreme court has rendered
, - docision of interest to all jewellers IN
t cities. hat city cannot by ordinance COM
e NO, y citizen to remove snow from n SIDE
i walk in front of his premises, any more
Y than 10 remove distractions from the MID
/ die Of the street, the interest that he mas
, therein being only the interest common u
: all citizens.
Gold and silver coins through which
:, holes have been punched, or from whicl
- pieces. no matter how small, have beef
clipped. are not received by the Unite'
States for postage stamps, or in fact 10
of ANYTHING. Large numbers of these coin
ly nre in circulation, and it is thought tina
N the punching is done Systematically it
- the sake of the metal which can be oil
n tanned.
u The Memphis papers are tired OF hea
n inc the words "hero" and " herolsm
it They are agreed that four thousand liv
or and five million dollars are an enormo
or price to pay for negligence IN SANTA
k. affairs. and for the recklessncss which III
up regarded the lessons of 1873. -
ro- amount of hefoism,' they say, "or nul
he her of heroes will cover that up, or HI
re. from US our cupability us II communi'
49,, Take up the Nicolson pavement, Sc"
o,' the BAYOU, pave the streets with stone
lch aspbalt. or macadamize them, and give
i'll, 81 hoard of health with power to entot
NV lis DEGREES, and intelligent enough
,,t know that its duties are something me
'"' than compiling a registry OF the SICK II
~ dead and the epidemic VIII not l'"vo -, o'
not in vain. Unless this is done 1t VIII
as useless, and Memphis has no intof'
bv This is sensible talk.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-11-06

Speaker Randall puts the democratic ia
majority in the next House at from 81 10
35.
,rbc recent f,st time made by the four
wear old. Maud S. PIT l-2, we belleyeG
heats that of any four or fve year Ola
heretofore made.
When formerly rich man OF Richmond !
", finds himself in danger OF being con
verted to the greenback craze, ne takes
from his pocket u key which unlocFs
|l;,tla drawer in his Office where S3o0,ooo
in confederate notes are carefully bundled,
labeled and laid away-the net proceeds
If his years of labor, call gohe to the
devil" as he puts it.
The brain-pan will always beat the
muscle in the struggle; the dominant
t Emind In Louisiana has naturally won
4 This however, is not to be deplored Ii the
two races shall unite in wholesome, IN
! dnstral partnership. | was loath after
- nv expenditure of effert in ~ 10 see
:, psckard constrained to retire, but nave
~ ceased to depore it; the substantial result
e hod 10 come soon at best, even II oy u
u i;Tare,t method.-Er- Marshal Ptt6tn o.
re Louisiana.
: The Swedish ladies have good voices
l. nerfectly adjusted to one another ana tlel
j. have carried auartelte singing to won
II. derful decree of polish. 1t is fluent, gentle
in smooth and elegant, always refined, al
1t. ,vavs sympathetic; often bold and ANNA
of ted in expression, although the solte
he Wv, u,a,sn,cs in which voice blend tosethe
rs, 90 delicately and imperceptbly MS color
us =, tho epectrum. seem to be especially l
,ha ladies' taste. N. Y. Daily tribune.
he The leading feature was the appearance
Br- Of the Original Swedish Ladies VOC
in Onartette. They display tho very periie'
The ton of quartette singing their so,c'
yht hlond with harmony that we neV1
lid heard surpassed. In short they iulI
# sustain the high reputation when prece'
zen ed them from the continent. In resPon'
On to the enthusiastic encore 10 IhGir III
Ids, number they sang In the sweet by-ah n
till Nv. which carried the audience 10 u
2l2 hiohest pitch ofenthusiasm, ana they we
in nnmnelled to repeat it.--Boston Ho'
tho journal.
,5 ie ADVICE TO SroRTsMEN.-Dont POI
lds. a,' rnn ut yourself. Don't point 20
eiy I'm a1 apv one else. Don't carry yo
nim s"n on That its range includes all 70
ON SUI oomnanions. Don't try to ii
hau n"t whether your gun is loaded or not
ate oh" one eve and looking down the b'
day shutIins T ,ha o,ber Don't use your g
last rel WIN ~ e,ick Don't climb over
rom lof " w"in'5I vonr oun through muz
has renee an" P'nI cn't throw your gun into
alth iofeihos Stat no triooer will catch in I
ana s Dor' and the charge be deposited in ,yG
ulte stomach. Don't use your gun tor :; sleo
SaHS hammer. Don't carry your CUR, ilil Coz
. IKE oJ Don't carry your gun vim the ma
ON u MGR down. Don't be fool. Don't
are rnraet it.-Forest and Stream.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-11-06
National Thanksgiving.


a., t,,s;ieat of The Uaited States, Proeid nation
q" ~ ,,,ranca of that season at which u is the
tne ~ n,ir neopie 10 make devout and punhr con-
hat VI az III cir constant dependence upon tne DNihs
. Tor all the good gifts OF life anu
70 ,nhiic peaee and prosperity exhoIts, II, In AZ 40
~ he year abundant reasons ior our sfA"'NNe anu
tors haryests productive mines ample nrnps
~ stanes of trade and MANUFACTURES ntspad 10 ,ur
&. n a,yntrv The resources thus FURNISHED 70 our
revivng industey and expandlhz siIrnsses tbrnneb
ti the day when discords ana distLesses ~
~ Ian',th and breadth Of the land VIII unu.r te
cnntnued favor of Providence nave slsen paona
ssnna and energy and assured prosperity; feae
with all nations has renamed sitntionS 81 Ih
rnnonty mas prevailed, and the ,t ~ ~ n o
t IVA In stice which the wisdom ana Vi ou
fathers established remain the etS 81 tba bias mi,
.aar cbiidren The general prevalence OF the
~ baoth through wide lana mas Si M III,
;annns the sorrows and suferings Wniu we Nh
spictos astilence has cast upon portion OF our
aonio This heavy affection even, the DlVihr
bos hammered TO the suffering con- E ~ ~
arssI ala and succor which have noWeu " it ~
and the whole Nation may re11ce ~ ehaTe ono an
| in our people by wDlch th09 NA
Noy Therefore Rutherford B. Hayes m sSe %
1Yntad states do apnoint Thursday tne SUI y a,
~ November next, as day OF Natlo ,and that with
au;ng elves from secular care anu ~
naonle az the United States do meeI @ tharo ~ ,lv
s; thair respectiye places OF Worship n. W
thanks and praise to Almighty GGo a1r
and 10 deyoutly beseech their III ho nj nv,
anu ess whereof have hereunto set IsN maui III
~ wi tho seal Of the United Statee 10 ne anAeu
G tbe tity of Washington TINS 5tn uay u Octs
her in the wear Of our LORD one tnoua *
J of the United states 'i' on' r. b. HAYES.
By the President, =, rr,nrs Secretary of State.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-11-06

Queen Elizabeth claimed Cyprus as
part of her dominions. History records
that she contested the usurpation Of the
Turks when they took the island from the
Venetians in the war of 1570-1573, and
her claim was probably based on the
Ground that Richard Cnur de Lion had
conquered it. On Elisabeth's tomb, in
Westminster Abbey, it has heen discover
ed that the arms of Cyprus are incorpora-
ted with the Queens. 1t also appears
that the College of Heralds of that day
recognized and legalized the claim.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-11-06
MONTPELIER MARKET

Armies, dried new sGloc y h; But ,., Soc 70 +,
1te Beef 4a2Oc Beef, dried, green Wei ,i', Sc
PORK, fresh l?c Pofk, salt Il h6 sb sa2 o
farm ;arn so5s; Corn meal, y /, 10 Ms, ~, U'tS
S1shei, s5a40c; Flour Dbl g =, '39 hcSSs r d;
ers s87j; Coal ton, sI5oG Ieo oT lCg; Jl'UG
l5c 20 SSad sSc; MaeGere i3e; salt tlsh Cot @
Salmon, io@l4{o v u; Tnpe, Eac' s NS,V'S"g
gill gallon, CSC Potatoes Y o% @!. srga
s seanoS ,IaIss; Drown, l6cj Molasaes, r. ta''
GSS SIS; Maple sugar, i, e@Soi o sy1 cid
Gallon, 4Oc aso Tea, 5oc9$o'Si n, = SS ~; ic
I rn"I Al X. MIchigln Clover, ldi1 " "'
,nthcrn Nov YORK 10. Haze = r"nn"'
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-11-06

legislation, as, by the same agency to
neutralize the force of gravitatlon' OF
make crab apple trees bear oranges; anu
the interconvertible bond method oil reach
inc such result does not promise to ac-
complish more in that direction than It's
predecessors. " W.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-11-06

Mr.. D. G. Croly, husband OF Jennie
June" has retired from the editorial man
aoement of the New York Graphic.
The Central Vermont railroad company
will soon build new brick passenger
Jonot ,t Brandon, and convert the OLD
n.ssonoer building into II freight depot
Dean Stanley, the great English divine
read the gospel, All Saints Day at Trinity
church. New York, wearing white robes
and having a scarlet collar around his
neck. to which WAS attached his Solueh
order, and then preached on " Many mem
hers of one body" lilo divided Tue
churches of Christendom INTO hVe
hranches. the English Greek, Roman OF
ntin Calvinislc or Lutheran, and nken-
an them TO a family of brothers with dlf'
ferent characteristic traits.
Colonel Richard Realf, who was one o.
John Browns associates nineteen year:
400 in the plot which eliminated in the
, G1mous uarper's Ferry affair, committed
suicide in California on Tuesday by taking
mornhine, Realf was the secretary o
.tata of Browns Provisional Govern
C ment," and was a bright, educated man
o At the time Of the attack he was superih
tending affairs in the vicinity, and whG
= disaster befcl his friend he escaped.
. health and the fear of becoming burde
d to his family and friends probably led
his suicide.
id Last Monday one Of our citizens toe
n two young lads and went over to veto,
os for the purpose of cunning and giving u
n bows some lessons in that much lnduiS
90 in sport Arriving there, where partrids
d. are plenty, one started up from the ro
ds in front of the horse. Citizen seized
he gun and Jumped out of the wagon TO
for the bird. As he jumped, his foot cane
in the rens and threw him partly dow
he in such manner that his knee struck
mt hammer of his gun and discharged it,
on full charge passing through 4, the hors
The heart, killing it instantly. This first
m son greatly astonishcd the boys. IL
ter considered sport enough for one day
see another horse was procured and the pal
ave returned home.-Caledoni1
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-11-06

What shall it profit democratic party
if it gain a solid south and lose It's own
New York?
There is trouble between Secretary
Evar,s and Lord Salisbury about the pay
mont of the Halifax award-it arises out
Of a foolish ruling made by the "blars'eu
u;roIisbmenn concerning the action oil
some of the Newfoundland fishermen IN
deriving some of our people OF their
rights
The ,alked-or contest against j. M. Ty-
,cr had for its basis charge that he had
accented II bride when states attorney 10
not pros, a state case. The facts are that
Field and Tyler sued Brattleboro man
for vile assault on young lady WHOSE
father employed them, and made nm pay
$1,000 and there never was any criminal
proceeding. Col. Dickey, it is said' utter
" refused to have anything to do with the
proposed contesting of Tyler's seat
LEGISLATURE. - The legislature ad-
;ourned over from Saturday till this alter
moon when the two houses meet again
The rest of the session will be pretty busy
in disposing of the insolvency. DIVORCE
sohoo, court. expense, taxation and many
other questions that arise in bills now In
, PRODUCED. The election of state oincef'
will cause some contests and the time VI
= to Thanksgiving will be pretty well hlle'
4 up if all matters of Importance before IN
i LEGISLATURE are carefully considered
+ The mayoralty contest in New 1orI
d brings testimony to the accuracy oi I'll
&c Tridu,sc's cipher disclosures 'ohnn
e. Coylc said Cooper (thc newly elected ma.
u or and son of Peter Cooper and brothe
1t in. law of IIewtD gave him the key 10 Il
in cinher and that the dispatches relating
~ money went through Cooper's hand
e. Gamer, who was Tilden manager sa'
on that he Cooper knew nothing OF the pr
y; posed bribery. But the new mayor uoi
ny tell where the dispatches went ana u
mt Question now is who answered "eeo
he and Marbles propositions VINO was
man who had the "Copenhagan' ana
'SS whom did he get it?
put -,
~, The Vermont Bar Association has pa
ha ed a resolution, in pursuance OF the co
ex- munication received by its president II
nod John c. Burch, editor of the NashV
,,r- (Tcnn.) american, and others, relative
ont raising money for the Butler L. Anoer
.nlo Fnnd. Anderson was MEMBER Vi
nov, Memphis bar, and died of yellow lie
,,to while connected with the Howard MIS-;
~ ut Grenada, Miss, leaving children de
H. nte. The resolution directed the seer
~ to ask all members of the bar IN
,,o, state to contribute to the considerable
.ioas already pledged.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-11-06

Sr. ALBANs BUTTER MARKET, Nov. D.
Attendance good, receipts light, market
quiet. We quote common to good Il to
II cents; choice, IS to 20 cents; selections,
% to % cents, with some extra lots at II
higher price.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-11-06
CURED OF DRINkING.

"a young friend of mine was cured of an nsa
table thirst for Licuor that had SO Frustrated ms
system that he was unable to do any business lie
was entirely cured by the use OF Hop iitters. If
allayed all that burnkg thirst; took away the APP
petite for liquor; made his nerves steady, ana he
MSS remained sober and steady man Tor more
than two years. and has no desire to return to his
cups sand know of a number OF others that have
been cured of drinking ty it"-From leading H.
r. Official, Chicago, H. FMl+NS
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-11-06

DARTMOUTH COLLEGE. The commence
mont exercises of the medical department
were held in the college church TUESDAY
ovanino October Doth. The address was
delivered by DR.. Pray, of Dover N. H.
His subject was "lIindrances and Means
IF S,ocossn 1t contained much matter
Of General interest and was especialiy
valuable to the graduating class W. l.
S,,nh A. NJ, son of the late president
read his thesis on Science ana Ar' vi
No1icine,n which showed the marks OF a
careful student. The valedictory' deliver
Ell bv E. 0. Pearson, r. S., of Manchester
WIS quite IN improvement on the usual
articles of its class. The address by
President Bartlett was unusually gooo
The graduating class numbers twenty
+,uo Of whom four are from Vermont
The first prize was awarded to W. L
Smith, as having passed the best exam'h''
t;on in all the studies. A. f. lsbcll too
the two prizes Tor cXcelleho' III t'''o'''
and therapeutics.
There has been much interest in regar
! to the election of representatives IN I'LL
D town, the greenback element being hel
= ~ elsewhere, an unknown quantity. Ii
d democrats and greenbackers united on
; student AS candidate, in order to captu
k the student vote, but as their nominee w
e not in favor among the students u
is whole movement ANONYMOUSLY nash
L in the PAM" and the regular republic
\ candidates, Chas. Beuton aud Cyrus
Is Smith, whre elected by u good majority
to A vote was passed in town meeting
III enforce the new law suppressing the 81
u Of lager beer.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-11-06

RICHMOND MARKET, Nova .--Butter sold
ut 12to Is cents for ordinary to fair; IL to
90 for choice, aud 20 to 20 for fancy.
Cheese brought 6 IL to 1-2 cents for
farm make, and l-2 to 8 IL for sage.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-11-06

ps. Tell Levi to give the old mare
neck of small potatoes.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-11-06
UousE-ArTERNooN.

p;vs iotroiuced and reterred-By MT Eaton OF Dan
20 tucorporate the Vermont Nulnlsnauc oocIets
to CON r p6 lbs of Grafton providing for the taxaton
IF Zeal estate in certain cases; to connttee oh
list. nm 80 D,xhurv relating to division
Gov COS: to com on town line 49,. 4. o,o.,ix.ncas.
r Potter OF Pawle relating to recognzanees'
to com on jud- ,,a. ~, mt :, amendment of an
- IN Jdition to chap u, relating 70 ~
aT d waTds approved November "a, 18TH TO com Oh !u
~ Mr. Potter of Pawet by request to pay inc
of Montpelier the sum therein haihea' " o'i''
on claims. croon Of ct Albans adj.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-11-06

Sneaker Randall puts the democratic
majority in the next House at from 81 10