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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-11-16

Gen. Hughes, counsel for George H.
Wlllet, the Glens Falls murderer. appear
ed in court at Ballston, Sa urday morning.
to make motion for IA stay of proceedings.
Judge Landon minated that as Judge
Tappan. before whom the case WAS tried.
was to hold the circuit at Schenectady.
November 2lst, the better thing to do
would be to make the application at that
time. and if Judge rappan denied the
motion IL could be renewed before him
Judge Landon's suggestion was adopted.
Willet 10 sentenced to be hung Decs mber
2
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-11-16

The New York Herald has published a
statement of the confederate assets, which
"show that there are s29 0O0,0 900 in
Europe and $ll,OOo,O0O in the United
States, or S4O,00O,0OO in all" or this,
$l1 100000 is IN good hard money, "de.
posted to the credit of the rebel govern.
ment in Vienna, Brussels Frankfort. on
the Main, Amsterdam, Paris and London. -
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-11-16

Mrs. Garfield Mss Molie and Masters
lerbrrt AMI Abram are now comfortably
qnartered in their new Cleveland home
they left Mentor for Cleveland Monday of
fsf week, and it is Mrs. Garfpld's inten
ion to reside in her present home until
april next, rs she has made arrangements
With Judge Burke to occupy the house
until that time. She will probably make
Mentor her summer home She will only
trmove a number of personal effects from
Mentor to Cleveland Her hrothrr.in.law
Nh. g o Rockwell, is in Cleveland. and
+ assisting her in arranging metters
Grandma Gt,l field, who is now residing in
ooIon, Is expected daily. She will spend
he winter with her daughler.in law.
Forty live thousand Irish tenants have
low applied TO the land commission for q
DEDUCTION Of their rent, and their request.
ire uniformly granted. 1t illustrates the
Unhappy condition of Ireland, that the
enants reported from scarcely one tenth
u the total number, while the whole islanc
smaller than Maine. The farms il
Maine yield their owners hardly more
han a fair support, while thousands O
irish Farms are 81 small rs t. Weld thei
owners n rent IF from SIS to S5D only. IN,
relief furnished by the land act was Al
mperlous necessity, but even with suct
| rllti ne eye OF nope discovers no way il
wtdch lrlsh agriculture can support tn,
people Of Ireland.
A Washington dispatch SAYS: Although
It is generally believed that Presiden
Arthur will not put a southern man In hi.
Cabinet, The sou hrrn republicans here have
framed petition looking to that end
which they will present, through delega
liun, some day this week. The petition
does not recommend any particular Der
son. but suggests the wisdom of policy
which would contribute to republican su
premacy IN the south. Quite IA number o
southern republican, white and co ored, ar.
m We city, quietly working Tor ex Gov
h. j. DAVIS Of Fexts VINO is in the field
tor the postmaster generals ship. They
claim thai ne is II full fiedgei southerner
IN uncompromi>lng staIwart, man Of
2re"t ability, >pptIe,s Integrity and IN
ninchlng personal courage
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-11-16

ANOTHER ThGHwAY RuBBERY.-O
FRIDAY nght Oliver Lovely of Milton
went to Wlnooski to buy some goods, AN,
hqving completed his purchases calIei O,
a relative, Mrs G rrow. While at bel
touSe he met her son, Joseph Carlow, -
Irlend of his named Edward Amell, and n
thIrd young man not at the moment ol
"rting identified. At about z O'Clock
Lovely started for the depot on his return
home. and the three Young men accom-.
pa led him. Soon, on the prrtrn,e thar
lhtY we've on HE wrong road, they turned
l'to dak street. here Amell struck
Lovely and al the same moment the resi-
~ ri him and threw him down. He cried
MurderP' whereupou they choked him
r"bbe'i HIM of mis- mnney-about twept,
"bIla's-hls wa'cn and the package con
'InIng his purchases, and fed. Constable
An n Stone arrested AmeIl, who struck
INN tcrrnle blow in the face and m ode
= d"trrm ned fort to csc pc. The officers,
however soon oVerpuWe, cd him and h-
AS taken 10 Jail. Later in the evening
y mnS Gtrro* was arrested in his mother ,
use. The thrd rohbpr ia s',ll at large
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-11-16
JOSEPH H. MOTIFS WILL.
F4bws
WILLIAM c DURKEE'S ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT Districtof Washington, S.
In Probate Court, held at Montpelier in and for said
District on the 9Th day OF November A. D., 1881:
W. c. Sye, Admin stratnr with the will annexed of
the estate OF William g. Ddrkee Iate OF Barre, in said
District, deceased makes application to said Court
deceased, situated in said Barre, to wit: Twenty
three acres OF land with buildings thereon situated
the side OF the Wiliamst1wn road at the home
place of said deceased representing that the sale
part of said twenty three IL necessary for the
payment OF the deb Of said deceased and that such
part cannot be without injury to those interested
in the remainder;
whereupop, IT Is ordered by said Court. that said
application be referred to session thereof, to be
held at the Probate Office in said Montpelier on
the ?5th dayton November, A.. 1881, for hearing
all persons Interested be notified hereof by publics
ton OF notice Of said application and order thereon
three weeks excessively in the Green Mountain Free
man, newspaper published at Montpelier and which
crcuaes in the neighboT hood of those Interested,
before said time of hearing that they may appear at
said time and place, and, If they see cause object
thereto.
BY the Court-Attest
Rows A. G. AVERILIA Register
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-11-16
EDWIN AUSTIN'S ESTATE.

The undersigned, having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court for the District of Washing
ton Commissioners to receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands of all persons AGAINST the estate
of Edwin Austin, late of Berlin, in said District
deceased and ali claims exhibited in Offset thereto,
hereby give notice that we will meet for the pur-
in Berlin on the 18th day of December and 18th day
of April next, from l O'Clock, p NJ. until O'Clock
the 10Th day Of October. A. D. 1881 is the time
limited by said Court for said creditors to present
their claims to us for examination aud allowance.
Dated at Berlin this 18th day of November.A. D. 1881
R FEM sIE 69aHsaSp1KR. Commissioners.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-11-16

tonic Besti use al G BsksiyI. 0u' vegetable
table specific. at C. Blskely's great 'est-
sd IsTsraet , bl.,sEs win cure ali malar.l di,.,
s Mal' s s9s 81 As equal for pain int.. or
are aVs =, sappseE WI make the hair root,
Dyspeptic' At c. Biakely's. - 'oHl''r' 70 the
Marie Lotion is ahead Of an ,ono,,.,,.,... -,
ne oest At c. Blakelys 'OH' Oeosuseits
DaadruG Banlsher contains No r,in...,.
parauon, at BAkely's Anneprs-
fiies'Sc. Sold by c. Blsksiy constipation.
etc crein Of sRs9u,y banshss DiDles ploteb., s..
psrsaaed 3od 81 marvel of purity deca.sy
is1tfaln q HeSgl!y i i charming harmless and as.
sod bv R55tfEsr prevents the hair from, falling
strong happy Sold BY q BSkeS'' strong and the
Isparack Bitter-, the best ye,s,.ht, hun,
world Sold by q. Bhkely ''o'' o't'ert IN the
| TREAN OF BEAUTY ss,,,,,.. h..
c19n which oanishes all indentati6ps tuT npp-
| frff, ~
t ~ ate texture clear velvet ana Snonts'
rast u-cvery ior the ladies' toilet Is destined ~
create greater admiration man aud H.cu 70
otlon q yornsn than all the arts snnnve1 am
sr'ii, L. oLi9 cnarlnnK and harmless tgil,t nrsn
ard,ioh hsS recently been introduced vi rv prep-
inuh ladies' nave tested its magical effsc.s ~, one
n ml rilll De lnd1red to dispense with a. one
aailln Cream Of Beauty is sold IN Gruv.,s, - Tse
IL great sa'" at c. blakely's AFV
| W. L, .iyh IS new delightful and ,v,,a,r,ni
- remedy uesHned and warranted to si,t. 80 III
He ia.reiieviuk agents yet discoyered This -
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H loH " entirely different from any lotion Iinnan
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tnt anu Ine aged IT II cooling and xratef,iI ~ ~
turning prov throbbing temples and fever narchaaa
Maklc Lotion will Danish pain and aIIay ~
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the 0siarrh Expeler Catarrh is recognized a.
dsa.sa I IosI universal dssgreeabe and dspustins
usease knoWh TO the human race and tba "a
cure i have been mostly tr1itess Tbe cue enorts 70
@ "a tns ostnsnme disease has suu fled uasbad AZ
sarxled and gagged over the uanseafin. uet-
aug Dstering effects OF the wonderful f
W ne cure or cstarrh, the more disCnnragod n3
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'Ses u.l Ms breath becomes so offensiva %, ~!
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Expeller according to directions tH e Nstarfh
| ia, Sold by c. BL4KELY
| i"'' W. = te-7treet NoVtnaliar VT
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-11-16
UNITED STATES BONDS.

BOSTON, Nov. Is.
Government Bonds are stronger. Extended rIves
1 IS AMI Fours all advanced \, closing as follows
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-11-16
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-11-16

Iamarack Bitiers make III. ,ys,L s.r. 49, ,
s'r'nv happy. Sold By { Bakeh' strong and the
world Sold BY q. Bia kelly '''o'e bitiert In the
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-09-22

Minnesota wheat yield is per cent. lssI
than last year.
George Bohannon, the murderer Of VIM,
Light, has been captured and is lojgod in
the all at Rolls.
Gath, in a New York letter on breweries
and beer, stated that there is only four per
cent OF alcohol IN beer, while Ia whisky
there is forty per cent.
John b. Raymond Of Fargo, Dakota, cay
that he has harvested this season 500 000
worth of wheat from q lArm that cost him
only $4,000 two years ago.
Corn Is corn. Noah Seward, OF near H4r-
din, has cold 70 acres Of corn at $40 per acre,
and the. S2.l 100 crop was worth more than
the farm on which i was Grown.
I On Saturday a gang Of armed men entered
Bate City, on the @. & a., 10 Lafayette
county, and under cover OF their revolver
made a general pillage OF the plsoa.
A terri Bile explosion oceu red Ia the Lake
Superior onpanies' powder house At Mar.
quetIe, Mich. Eleven men were blown to
pieces, and not = timber Of the building left
In the general scare resulting from tht
advance on all commodities for the table, #
js refreshing to hear that the oyster crop Is
very largo, hasn't suffered by the drouth and
IL excellent in qpaiity.--Rural World.
"Angel Azreal waved bis black wings oyer
n "Creston branch train yesterday morning.
Such is the manner In which the St. Joseph
Gszatte bgglns 10 tell that q bEeakman was
killed.
Sargent Mason while relieving the guard
at the Jail in Washington City September
18th, shot at Guiteau through the window Of
his cell. The Ball glazed his head and lodged
In the wall. Mason was srrested and impsis-
0ned in The Arsenal,
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-09-22
The Bond SERPENT

Seven hundred ard ten millions OF tie
national debt are payable Ia 1897. beip,
lwenty'six years. The Interest Il four per
Gent and amounts annually 10 1928, 400, 900
iahd In the t~wentY.six ytRrs 10 SIS, 400 900
abeing SIS 400 600 10 excess OF the Original
SIle lo9,OOO, aud at the date Of pay ment lht
principle viii remtin 10 be eStiBgn SIZED,
Thus 10 pay $4,000 GOO we and our children
must Iay 81 iiS, 400 GOO, These arc ofieia.
figures and ought 10 alarm the tsX.pAy ere OF
fthetr country. Again therO will be due In
sls9l, Sls6.C00 900 drawing aye per cen
swhich VII in the ten wears amount 10
sSy2 900 eco Thus In spite Of our protests
we shall have in the mex twenty Elk years 10
spaY In Interest on the debts hare named
sSe5Q ard OF principle 1896 00O. 600,
In ell 81 1875 10000. TOis enormous amouni
must be paid unless the wisdom OF the peo.
spia prsnouncos for the early payment OF the
principal. What rightaous man can obieei
10 the payment OF the debt bero q il Ia due n
sths people are ready to so palY These no.
uIes DO rot take into ACCOUNT the 500. 600 OOC
tnOw b'lng refunded at three and a half mar
seont. II this amount shall be continued
thirty Jears as the Republican leaders want,
and as thoy will lngislste TO thus extend tbe
tnne unloas d~efea'el bv the iaI payers We
shall have TO pay $40 COO 600 in interest in
$sudlu0n 10 lhe other Amouats lust named &c
that the prospect ls thst in the next thirt,
6yeArs We shall have 70 pay 10 interest almost
81 ,5Oo, 900.O 600 which addad to tho prineinni
a2iyes US 81, EGO GOO 800. 600 that mest be paio
unless we can convinee the people that IL Il
right 70 pay the national debt ADD thus eut
on the ! terest A Wise Ohristian nation pa
4 Non, seems to Ne, Will pay It's dsbtv and
for thirty years oppreH lie peoTIe. tn
Vas tun viii pass from the PRODUCERS 10 IA,
non-produeeFf, shall the crime ia tnstensA -,
me "A chs Of our eAiGIo-i
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-09-22
a Sketch Of the Tuscumbia Ferry.

6KETcHING HARRISON our AkD CHARLEY IN
First Ia traveller with his wagon and team
Awsit nc a chance 10 cross the stream,
And happens TO be In quite a hurry
And goes in search OF the man who runs
the ferry.
AS he is passing up the street,
a citizen there he happens to meet
And says be, stranger II you can,
Please toll me where ] may Aud the ferry
man.
The citizen smilol as he gives his head a
nod,
i think you will dad him at the house of
grog,
So TO the saloon he crosses DER
AND agair enquiries OF a man that 10 at the
doors
My friend, said he, is the ferry man here!
Yes, he replied, that Is the man that Is
drinking at the bar.
As he steps up to Waadle he says; See
here boss,
l am quite ANGUS tbs river TO crosP,
All right, savs Wadlle, / am your man
For | have iJst been taking me q dYAehm,
] am now ready for 10 serve,
For | thi0k that beer has helped my nerve.
For all his trouble in being deferred,
lie speaks not 10 Harrison an offensive
word.
~ nv hAh 4 Nbhl0 uhNb UGH no use
For IL IL generally best TO avoid abuie,
Judging from his eye a.sqalnt, bis head In
twist,
He might used on him his ponderous ast.
One thing here | must mention,
And as You read It give 1t due attention,
Some people are quito poor and cannot paw
IL crosses them free, lets them 60 thsil
way,
hut when the river gets out Of It's bank,
To crois then would make your pocket
book blank.
For crossing a mar and Eorse Harrison's
charge
Has been known to bs very large.
Why think ye stranger IL bis soul some
Whist hardened as It appears,
When be has served rs ieFryman several
Years
And lsborad hard through snow and rain,
And ierried you over and over this river
8gain,
And has freely filed tha flowing bowl,
And that will ruin both body and soul,
We know harrisOa has many fdends,
They may persuade him to his faults make
amends.
! have Lesn told that the Good Temp'ar's
lodge Is held on the hill,
Where pc can take the IlSdge and abstain
from liquors II he will.
But now friend Charley has the ferry in
command,
Aad TO your calls is generally hon and.
i seem as though he takes q prize
Ia owing his host With Gilce by his side.
His step Is quick and his look Is bold,
Hut his future deeds are yet untold.
lie Is not ashamsd 10 make q living by his
work,
Although he makes 40 excellent clerk.
Either as clerk or ferryman he is willing to
serve,
And goes right In on his nerve,
Aod occasionally iron lerTyiBg no takes .
rest
And sells for Louia coats pants and vests.
lie often Jokes wheu his heart ls merry
~ he 10 crosslng ytu oyer ice ferry.
Some people think, and il NAV be true,
That with all mankiGd Charley has iailing'
too
Hut bvs long wears ~ q tost.
wiz tell which Of The tvs ienyiten is the
post. X.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-09-22
Notice.

Notice is hereby given to all whom it ms,
Iconcern, that an application will be made L
the county court OF Mler county, Missouri
10 d~isineorporate the town Of Aurora Spring
lat the No'ember term 1881 and on G h de,
thereof, heretofore incorporated and bounded
10y beginning at sw cor OF sec 10 thence eas
70 so cor OF swsw ar SEQ 10, thence II to u,
Icor OF sw NV or see 10, thence " to DIV Ger o
lee NV Of sec 8, thence TO sw cor of So ss o,
isac o, thence o 10 sc Cor of so sw or zee o
Thence 3 10 W Cor OF no law Or sec 10, therct
ie 10 SC cor Of NV of NV OF ne az sec i6
Thence n to beginning, twn 81, rng 10, Miller
w. C, DowAExo,
Sept. 18Th, 1881.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-09-22
NOTICE.

Letters OF AdministratiCn on the estate o
Henry Bisping deceased wore graptcd ln N,
undersigned on the z9.h day of JulV lSS.
by the Probate Court oil Mile. County Ms
ouri,
All persons having claims aRsinst said es
tate are required 10 exhibit ihtm Ior allow
into to the administrator within one wear AT
ter tho date of said Letters or they may b,
preclueed from any benefit Of such estate
ind If such claims DO rot exhibited with,
TWO years from the date OF said @ielters. the,
win be forever barred.
JOIN R%ADMAcUER, Administrator.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-09-22
THE GREAT HEART
,Of Our Lender ia EtIlled.
Forever.
Inc Sleeps tie Sleep That Knows No
Waking.

Inc Sleeps The Sleep That KnOws IC
n Waking.
n From ST. Louis Chronicle.
Elberon, N. Y, Sept l9;h.-The end hat
fcomtl President Garfield died at 1923
\ From what can be ascerialned his death wa
from sheer exhauation. MIR. Wsrron Young,
assistant to Private Secretary Brown, brought
the news from the cottage al 10 minutes be
n fore IL. The arst indication that any thine
serious had occurred was the appearance o.
q messenger al the Elberon hotel, who oh
tanned a carriage and drove rapidly OF. H.
lie supposed no had gone to summon Il,
members OF tho cabinet who loft here about
1880 tonight. Atiy..G Gen. MaoYcagh has
notified Yice-PresidCnt Arthur OF the presiI
dents demise.
II cABINST.
\ il:l5 p. m.-lbe cabinet has Just arrived
and gone In a body to Frsrcklyn cottase.I
Ian are here except Blaiue aud L,ccoln.
.Atty.Gen, Macy eugh has autographed them
of The presidents death. Great excitement
p~revsils here and particulars cannot be OBJ
ltainod. The guard srouud tho cottage be,
been doubted, ana no one is allowed 10 81
Iptoaeh il,
OFFICIAL STATEMENT.
lilo q. m,-The following Olicial bulletin
has isL been Issued:
Riberon, n. j., Sent. 10, 1l.3O D. m.-Tht
ipresid5nt died At 1895. After the bulIett
was IS ued al 80 this evening the presidetiE
continued 10 mucn the same condition 81
,during the afttTnoon, the pulse varying non
l04 to lCG, With rather increased force and
ivClume. After taking nourishment be Ie I;
into a quiet sleep about tbifty-hvc minute
before his death, and while asleep his pulstI
rose TO 40 and was some what more teobl-,
AT 10 m.nute after 10 he awoke, complaiL-l
,pg OF severe PAIN over the region Of IT,,
heart, and almost immediately became uu-I
lcopscious and ceased 10 breathe ~ 1885.
lSiguedl y. w Biss,
+. Ii. Hamilton,
u, H.. Agnsw.
Mr. ARTHUR TAkEs TUE DAM.
New 1uik Sep 20.-A Republican spec
iRl Gays: Gen. Arthur wGs sworn In at 2.l5l
sthis morning ht HE house. Two judges o,I
The New York supreme court had been senII
for. j. r. BcAdy aud Charles DJnohue,
!Judge b ady arrived with Msssrs Rollins andj
Il lot At 10 minutes before ,, but the cere.
mony was, out OF courtesy, deferred unit
lodge Donohu1's arrival st = little after n
O'Clock, with eI-CUmmissioner Freueh. o.
Judge DoLohLe's arrival Cen. Arthur arose
from bis seat 10 the library and advanced toI
THE front perlor. Where Judge Is ady al
ministered the oath, Gen. Arthur spelk,nt
in a clear, ringing voice.
THE OATH.
/ do solemnl7 swear that | will faithfully
execute The ofice Of president OF the Unitedl
.Stales, and will to the best OF my ability
preserve, protect and defend the constitution
lof the United States.
Aites this be remained standing q momertI
slonger, his hand still raised. No one spok,
nor did the president siterward- e~iyetxpres~
Joe to ally emotion. Up to 8 o'clock be- AL
not decided when 20 leave tho city Tor Wash
%ington.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-09-22
gnOW al MaryYilIo.

AAfyVille, No., Sept. l6.h.- a heavy snow
storm y raging here. The fact makss our
olasss ellitent psn ihelg eyes IA a. .oalsh.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-09-22

OFFICR-OS coRNER WATER AND Hon
STREETS.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-09-22
SUBS CRIpTIoNi

Per Rea9', In 4dvdnee, 81. co.
not paid until the expiration ofthe year Sl.26
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-09-22
Published Every Thursday.

a .FULIxERSON ~ SONS
Editors, Publishers and Proprietors.