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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-12-17

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military division with Headquarters at New
Orleans. The assignment of General How
ard to West Point has been strongly opposed
by army influences friendly to Schotield; but
the President is said to recognize the need of
a chance in the administration of the Mill
,arr Academy. believing that the institution
has bc,n injured in the estimation of the
nc,,,l,. la. fine ev,nis of the last few months
SENAr1R MoEILL introduced in the Unit
ed States Senate, on Tuesday, resolution
which was passed instructins the committee
on postoiliccs TO inquire whether or not the
existing Telegraph lines interfere much with
the business OF the postoffice, and whether the
Geographic service should not be placed eX-
clusively in the hands OF the general Gov
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as satisfactorily, IN all respects as now
CRY Cr,xr is reported rs saving The
Nic.ra,,,,o,, i,,.r oco,,ic canal is n nossibil-
itv ID. Lessons i TRYING 10 die the ditch
where II can never he DUE The admins
tr,tiop is renorted as in favor of the Nicara-
,r,,an ma, the Panama rroiect and if is said
thai President HAYES and Secretary Eyarts
ar, offended because Of the hasty and i'm
nrudep, action If Secretary Tbomn,on in
scce,.inr tbc presidency Of the Panama
Cor,nsry Mr. Levi p Morton has intro
ducad in ,I,a House hill incnrnoratinc the
Nic.r,ouon Canal C,,r,,,,...-- with q initial
stock -, Lose tho, ga 600 600 NOR moro
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-12-17

The GREAT RAILROAD CAsE-lMrORTANT
DECISION The decision of the Supreme
Court in the great case of James Il. Lang
don ct al rs the Vermont and Canada Rail
road Company ct ais heard at the general
term in Montpelier in October 1879, has at
length been announced. 1t definitely settles
the long disputed question of the prlorliies
of the different classes of securities upon the
Vermont Central and the Vermont and
Canada railroads, in favor OF the holders OF
the trust securities" The opinion, which
covers something more than one hundred
pages of legal cap, and is very elaborate
document, was drawn up under the direc-
ton of the conrt by the Hon. Homer L.
Royce, first associate justice, and is con-
CURED in by the full bench. The effect OF
the decision is to make the first, second and
third equipment bonds, the income and eN-
tension bonds, the guaranteed bonds,
amounting in all, with interest, to about five
million dollars, a first lien upon the trust
property. The rent due the Vermont and
Canada and the principal and interest due
the first and second mortgage bondholders are
made secondary TO the above named obliga-
tiOns. The court postponed th1c0nsi.
of the status of the floating debt about n
Million and the debt due the Central Vermont
(about eight hundred thousand) for the
nresent
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-12-17
HOT Sc FORENOON.


TIL. ,ow, system of sehosls-Mr Gray OF Middle
town called up H. SOL, an act relating TO the town
system Of schools. which had been reported ad
versely from she Committee on Ehucaiion, anu ~
fered an amendment, striking out all alter Tue
enacting clause and inserting as fOHows: a tuWh
having abolished its school district system IN pur
suance OF law may AT the MIN annual Town e,iing
thereafter, or any subsequent annual town meeting
abolish its town system Of schools 10y a vote OF a
majority Of the legal voters present, anu Inc seec-
men Of such town shal insert an article III Tue
warning for that purpose, on the application in
writing of twenty legal voters in said town on
motion of Mr. Smith OF ST. JohnSbury, the hlll anu
amendment were reconMitlcu 10 'onhIuc' w
Education. II. -,
Bilis reported and ordered for third reading etc
FROM special committee, by Mr. Glddlngs. IN iis
or OF II. :53, an act laying lax on Tue county VI
FRANKLIN with amendments which were agreed TO-.
and the third reading ordered for this afternoon
Third reading reiused-H, 32I, an act proViilng
for the erection of jail for the county OF Chitten-
den and LAYING tax said county reported ad-
yeryey from special committee consisting OF tue
members from Chttenden county by Mr.. Wood
worth. ,, ,,. ,,.,,,,,,,., ~,
Ways and Means reported IN favor OF the JON,
resolution providing Tor printing 2.'oo yop'es %
General McMahons address before inc o"'e' IT,
union adopted in concurrence - a., - .
BllIs reported and ordered for third reading, etc.
From Committee on WAYS and Means; Oy M .
treasurer 10 deliver funds IN MS hahus 10 lhe
| treasurer Of the Green Mountain cemetery asso-
| ciation at Burlington; On motion OF MT. whitney
of Frantlin ordered 10 lie and be made the special
| order for Thursday at half-past niue, 4 N.
| Final adjournment.-Mr Abel of West Haven
oYered ioint resolution instructing the joint Com
mitIee on Final Adj ournment 10 report with OF
without expression OF opinion. forthwith, on IN.
| resolution relating to final adjournment, onereo
December 10th, 1850, by Mr.. Colburn OF springfield
InroyidlpQ for Hual ad journmenr next Friday or
motion OF Mr.. Briggs OF Brandon 1t was ainende'
BY striking out forthwith and inserting IN place
Of II tomorrow morning, anu was 'hch a""P'e'
| on the part of the House.
| Adjourned.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-12-17

NRw LAws.-Thus far during the session
the Governor has approved all bills presented
to him They number one hundred and
three, of which thirty-six originated in the
Senate and sixty seven in the House. The
majority of them are of comparatively thrilling
importance. Among those originating IN the
Senate are acts to incorporate Franklin Far
banks, Bradley Barlow, y. X Jewett ami
others as the Vermont Steamship Company,
with capital limited 10 $500, 900; 10 lay
tax of five cents on the grand list OF Grand
Isle county to pay of its debts; to authorize
the State Treasurer to emit bills to banks
upon their depositing in the State Treasury
bonds of certain States as security therefor ;
to suppress contagious diseases among domes-
tic cattle and appointing commission rela-
tive thereto to allow savings banks to invest
their funds in bonds of towns having over
10, 900 inhabitants in the States of New York,
New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana,
Illinois. Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa and
Missouri Among the House bills which
have become laws are acts To put married
women, so far Us business affairs are con-
cerned, upon the same basis rs are unmar-
ried women; 10 abolish Court Auditors
and transfer their powers TO State Auditor I;
clay fine of 5000 upon any one selling
anything else than Legitimate products oil
the dairy rs butter to prevent the removal
of mortgaged property from the State with
out permission of the mortgage; exempt
ing new manufacturing establishments, mines
and auarries from taxation for term of five
years; simplifying indictments for murder
and manslaughter providing for the selec-
ton of grand and petit jurors by lot by the
Sheriff in the presence of the County CLERK.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-12-17
1Ilc1r nIsrILIERIEs DEMOLISHED.
FROM NEW YORK.

Collector Clark of Atlanta telegraphed as
follows: There were seized on the night Of the
18th four Illicit disllleries and about wv gallons
of mash and beer destroyed.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-12-17
NEW ENGLAND NEWS.


BOSTON MAYOR
BosToS, Dec. 1i.-In the municipal cleo
ton. to-day Mayor Prince was reelected by about
s00 majority.
NOMINATED.
WEST LEBANON, y. H., Dec 1j.--The re-
publican convention of the third district, to-day
nominated Ossian Raw of Coos county, to NIL the
vacancy in the present and 4srh Congresses occa'
stoned by the death Of Evarts ". FAIR.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-12-17

CHELSEA Sunday night the house barn
and shed Of Joseph r Tracy, and the barn Of sehre
Gustn were destroyed by an Incendary nre. Loss
s., OO0 Insured. The nre was discovered al,out
half-past eleven and continued TIL morning Inc
wind WAS calm and the roofs covered WIN SNOW
otherwise The village might have been destroyed,
there being no engine or fire depart ment- hul
everybody took hold, both men and women, ana
extlnguished the fire Just before reached larhels
pain. shop anu neghoOring barn
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-12-17
Railroad Accident.

SAEl:uW ESCAPE FROM DREADFUL CASUALTY
THREE CARS OFF THE TRACK CON
DUCTOR PROBABLY FATALLY INJURED AND
4 NTMRER nE rERSONs INJrRRD.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-02-10

TO oeclety, Dimness of Vision, Noises in tbe He'd
the vital fluid passing unobserved in the urine
and many other diseases that lead to insapitv m
death. DR.. MINTIE will agree to fortsit F,va
Hundred Dollars for case of this kind the VI VI
TAI RESTORATIVE under his special adv,cs
and treatment) will not cure, or for an thing I'M
pure or injurious found in it DIR, MTNTIr
treats all Private Diseases successfully wjfhout
mercury Consultation Free Thorongh examj.
nation and advice. including analy Of urine $500
Price of Vital Resolutive, SO 90 bottle 81 foul
times the quantity. $1,000; sent to any address m
on receipt of price, or @. o. D., secure from obser.
walton, and in private name, if desired By
A. e. MINTIF, VI D.
Il Kearny Street, San francisco. cal
DR.. MINUTES KIDNEY REMEDY. NEpH.
REIICUM, cures all kinds of Kidney and Bladder
Complaints, Gonorrhpa, elect. Leucorrhqa For
sale by all druggists; S1.00 bottle. six bottles for
$500.
DR.. MINTIE'S DANDELJ0N PILLS, are the
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Personal Points.

JEFF Davis is y years old.
Anna Dickinson is tLirty-seven.
Jack, the Ute Chief, is Mormon
priest.
Parnell has been in America twice
before.
Tennyson was never fond Of travel
ing.
Joaquin Miller thinks Of becoming
q lecturer.
Gambctta is growing thin and his
hair is getting white.
Vanderbilt gave about $4,000 in
Christmas presents.
Secretary Thompson smokes from
ten to fifteen cigars day.
Charles Francis Adams pays q tax
on STAT 900 in Boston.
Don Carlos drives daily in Paris in
a phaeton drawn by four mules.
Thnrlow Weed saw the first steam
boat and rode on the firsr railway car.
Washington counts General Sher-
man as most indefatigable man Of
society.
Tcnnyson permits no one to ques-
lion personal Immortality IN his pres
cnce.
Robert Clinton Wright, the oldest
and best known American merchant
III Brazil, is dead
Robert Mitchell, of Cincinnati, pre-
scented ten members of his family with
$685. each for Christmas.
Ex-senator Pomeroy, Of Kansas,
has q gold mine in North Carolina
which pays him 81 900 week.
Colonel Tom Scott began his career
as a railroad man in the capacity of
station agent at Ho'idaysburg, Pa.
The richest man in Italy is said to
he Connt Tellener, who, year ago,
married a sister-in-law Of John w.
Mackay, a Comstock millionaire
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Consolidated Notice.

LAND OFFICE at Boise City. Idaho isR'
vember 3, 1879. yAq THE FCp'
N lowing named settlers have n.es e,ort Of thelr
tention to make final proof IN supp N the explrs
Claims and secure final entry therso. Ms notice vi
ton OF thirty days from the date Oh Terrior
osman s. Moore, Boise county, i snr the Ell 9
Homestead Application No. $50, s, lo Sec 81 u
sE34 and sW4 sE14 and SEA s"A'
10. N II. E. ,,..i,g persons q D. n.s
The claimant names the following ipssly. Of Boise
witnesses to prove his claim JONI is,L +. Ladd, .
county, Idaho Territory; ana
Boise county. Idaho Territory. r.~r;tcry, Hoins,,
John Easily Boise county, ldsho ~ 4 Of NEai az
stead Application No 1877, FOR the ~ 2 10. II
Sc q Nj Il NV u Sc u. sec 81, - psrsops ss ns
The claimant names the folloW,ns srt +. Ladd =
witnesses TO prove his claim; iraa and 0snah .
Roise county Idaho Territory r,,ory
Moore, of Boise county. Idaho Iei Iisho Terrier
Frank F. Ladd, Boise county, GUN .or The Nh \
Homestead Application No. 736, fo g. ~ d, Up ~
and MEL NV u and lot No. D. oe' -,
RAE. NJ ,ersoIls Ne X
witnesses to prove his claim: o .nd John Eass y
BOISE county. Idaho Territory; ah0
Boise county, Idaho Terrttory,S u NILIkh
Nov.7,5w.
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Norice to Creditors

IN the Probate Court of Boise county, I. 7.
Estate OF Bally Simpson, deceased.
AaoIlCE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THE IN
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EXHIBIT them with the necessary vouchers, within
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Idaho City, Boise county. l. T.
GERTRUDE SIMPSON
ceased. SAPs''' nc
Dateiat Idaho City. January 80, $780,
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AT the Government cannon foundry
at Berlin such large orders are re-
ceiyed that number of fresh hands
have been engaged, all making extra
time
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Notice.

Notice.
In the matter of the estate Of John Winner, de-
ceased.
In Probate Court Of Boise county, Idaho Territory
AxoTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE UNDER
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ROBERT BARBOUR.
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Notice.

ma oTIcF IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THERE
~ win be speeiai meeting of the stockholders of
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the 18th OF February, 1882 at ii O'Clock A. NJ, to
adopt By-Laws, to determine the question of a
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other business that come before the meeting.
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w X suKRRgIs Sac. Chmn Board
Feb Std,
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SON Il CO., Portland Maine.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-06-30
Newspaper Laws and Regulations.

l. Subscribers who do not give express
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ing to continue their subscriptions.
2. II subscribers order the discontinue
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may continue to send them until all ar
rearages are paid.
5. II subscribers neglect or refuse TO take
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ordered them discontinued.
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without informing the publishers and the
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they are held responsible.
). The courts have decided that "refus.
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or removing and leaving them ancslled
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tisher.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-06-30

All the friends and patrons Of that con-
scientious beef man, Tom d. Kinder, are
hereby notified that from and after this
date he may be found at the market honse
on Tuesday and Saturday mornings, well
supplied with the best beef and mutton
that he can get. Any failure to be on
hand will be due to q reason that be can-
not control. He will in the future, as in
the past, do the very best he can for his
customers in prices and quality of meat,
whether there be any competition or not.
In this connection we may state that it is
to the interest OF the people to patronize
the regular market that may be depended
on to be kept up through the season. By
20 doing we will build up . reliable mark
ct that will be Of great advantage to the
town. Any persons who have cattle, hogs
or sheep to sell may End Mr.. Kinder in
Homer every Tuesday until ten o'clock
and al day Saturday.
As soon as the business will admit Mr..
Kinder will supply the market three times
a week, Tuesdays. Thursdays and Sstur-
da-s.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-06-30

An association has been formed in New
Orleans and regularly incorporated under
for its object "to discourage resistance to
or hardness in the payment of all lawful
taxes; to protect property against illegal,
unconstitutional or oppressive taxation;
To secure the effectusl enforcement OF
existing laws and ordinances relative to
the welfare of the people; and generally
to favor all measures calculated to enhance
the valne of real estate and promote the
prosperity Of the city"
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-06-30

Barnum is irrepressiblr. The closing en-
terprise Of his life is to be the grandest.
He proposes to erect, on the site Of Madi.
son Square garden. in New York, the larg-
est and most complete musical structure
in the world-a building of FIVE stories, con.
tanning an opera house, theatre, museum,
public hall, aquarium, menagerie, circus
skating rink and trapeze garden. The plan
ia made and the greater part of the money
already subscribed
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-06-30

Ferry, who presided over the Senate az
president pro tem., Mt the time Of the last
Presidential election, has had the fourth
Of July cut over his eye, by the brother of
lady TO whom he had been making i'm
proper proposals. The ere burns in these
old gents a good long while. Ferry must
be nearly seventy. Christiancy has long
since passed his three score years and ten,
and it is said that he is like Mt. Aetna,
'the snow above but serves to conceal the
FIRE below"
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-06-30

Maj. Nathan Hardy, according to pre-.
vioas announcement, addressed the people
at the Court House on Saturday last.
Circumstances beyond our control pre-
vented our attendance upon the interest
ing occasion. We are told by gentlemen
present that the Major distinguished
himself His eloquent bursts and orator
ical flights were startling in their gran
dieur, sublime in their magni6cence,
luridly sarcastic, vague, delirious, wild
and uncertain. We have no idea that
any colored man who heard him will dare
to exodust in the face of the horrors so
well described by Maj. Hardy.