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PROBATE COURT-DISTRIC OF
CHITTENDEN.
Business for the Week Ending Feb,
90, 1854.

Elizabeth Halls estate, settlement admin
islratol's acconn, and decree Martin Donty's
estate, license to sell real estate; Eanson n.
Whoelcr's estate, proof of will, letters OF
administration, appointment Of commission
ers and appraisers; John Warrcn's estate.
settlement of executors accom-, and decree,
appointment of guardian Cora E. Lewls's
estate, appointment of administrator; Smith
f. Persons estate, appointment of admins
TRAITOR, commissioners and appraisers; Chand-
Ter ii. Gritfeh's estate, citation; Margaret
Ii. Aliens estate, appointment Of commits
siOner Of partition ard decree, settlement Of
administrators account; AlonZO w. Aliens
estatr, settlement administrators account,
appOiutmeht 0. committee to partition of
widows share; Gardner G. Browns estate,
appointment OF administrator, commissions
crs and appraisers.
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edna ). Wi;der's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT ! The Honorable the
DISTRICT OF curESpENs Pi9pg o S3G e 3r te
To all persons interested IN the estate Of Edna
8. Wilder, late Of Charlotte, in sad District de-
ceased
GREETING:
WHEREAS said Court has assigned the 2'th Jay OF
March, l~~4, next for the settlement Of the
aininst atorS acc unit AMI for decree OF the res
idue Of sad estate to The heirs of said deceased and
ordered thar public LOi!cc thereof be gwen TO all
persons interested in SAID estate by publishing
his order three weeks successfully previous TO the
day assigned N the T. Ellington FREE PRESS,
printed in Burlington in said District.
Therefore, YOU are hereby notified 20 appear at
the Probate Court rooms IN burlington, on tho day
assigned, then AMI there TO contest the allowance
OF said account II You se' cause, ana TO establish
your right as heirs and lawful claimants OF said
residue.
Given under my haad, this 81 day OF March,
A ID. 1854. GEORGE ". W LE"i Register.
S5W3W
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THE FORTY EIGHTH CONGRESS.
Wednesdays Session.
'shc Senate.

WAsmNGToN, ID. &. March 5.-The Sen,
ate ioiut resolution for the addition Of So
900 90 the contingcn, fund of the Senate
was passed with an amendment, providing
that the sum shsll only be available for the
cXp,nse OF the investigations heretofore
ordered. Bills for Tie relief OF the sufferers
| by the overflow in the lower Mississippi val.
ley and by ia" cyclone in North Caroline
were rep rtcd adversely The Commute,
an ,lcclipus reported resolution unseaing
Mr.. Lu:a, tie d legstc from New Mexico,
and seating Mr.. Mat zanares, which was
| adopted.
The committee on judiciary reporl,d the
original bill providing for the collection ui
statistics touching marriage and divorce.
The bill extending the limits of the Yellow
stone Park, passed.
Thc.Senate took up the bill providing for the
excise jurisdiction conferred upon the United
States, IN places outside of its dominion,
The Senate then adjourned.
The House.
WAsHINGroN, u. C., March G-Mr.
Collins from the committee on Judiciary
reported bill to establish uniform system
OF nAnh'uPtcy'
The House went into committee of the
whole on the naval appropriation bill.
Amendments were agreed to. prohihilinc the
promotion OF the various grades IN the line
he ro,lra,b tn tbn r,nhcre fl yrj ~, ,ho ravnI
act Of 1882, and the amendment adopted
yesterday reducing the stan OF corps and
p"sno nu d nsir s} ha 1O'
ed In monthly instruments, aud the appoint.
mcnt be adhctred to unless in some emergeu-
cy: Inc committee rose ana Inc blouse
adjou'he"'
The FIooh sufferers Must work.
rr.,., ,.,,,,,i,,a,,,, 80, o,u;,,,,,,,. J.,
'pV ''o"S' '''',''''''''' "H at'iIu''u'e w.
day diTcc'td an adverse r'port 70 ne maze On
me resolution to appropriate S2o'oO 10 pur-
chase SEEDS Tor ais,rl9lion among Ih G, sui
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Boston Markets.
WEDNESDAY, March S, 1854
EpEA nSTTTEpG

|
| FLOV R-Ihe tIonr market Is steaIy ana ana
@ p W. s as o I'g Se va2"s 6r ip as
| ,niiG,yi. yrastrrn suncrdnr AZ a. 90 "a a o. n
=. common extra: At 50 IS a 4 90 . Dbl; and
choice baAe,s' brands. Winter Wheats have been
selling durluI The past week as follows: Michigan
al IS 90 65 q bul far stone AMI IS 25a5 IS for
rollers, ono and Indiana, IS 90 @ 10; and
~. LoulS ard l'hois - % "a 80 Y POI;
PaI'nt spring NAr@ nave Deeh se,t.hg !at 70 W.
"a - f. ,'n', d" No IN ky i.e' u" nc e n"r
| Sor,hern ro'jors ami patents have been sold at
SO IS "a coz: u'd NV YORK roller al IS iS61 G Is
pcr bpl
CORN MEAI-.,orn Meal Is IN moderate de-
m3nd. sales Al y IA - 50 pe- bbl
RYE FIuT-R-Rye Flour has been selling in
small lo.s the mast week at so "a 90 per barrel
oATvF,ILTnc s,Ies were NJ 475s 90 for
Gp,Ty ,Tp,nF
''Ai-' '"'Di'
,niiN-ine markc; for corn has l not changed me
steamer ln.sci nave been At G3&C4.; steamer
yellow At '5n csc; and hignmiXcd at &c per
| bushe
OATS Oats are rrm and are in demand. The
| sales Of No. extra white have been at 4sa5oc
u hushel. NJ. wa.e 81 a "a 4S]q c No. ) whlle
at 4S.a44Lc, ami pr!c,s OF mixcO have been at IS
q l5c . bls6ol.
RIVE The seir. far I've have hecn small nj
72c ' a i; : bus ISLE '' '' '''''' " ~
lne Prices 200 "i ~ ~ "a ~ t"1 ranger
FINE FEED AND MInnL'NGs -- Prices are
coTrnn sFrn vrAf.-pr.,c, are onote1 At
06 "a 20 M NV t,,, -, srrivs onI IN ND sno,
''' wv Y' ~ f'' ''' ~ "'''' " " 800 f0'
PROVISIONS.
PORK-Tho,c bdS been steady cal for FORK
and prices have been nr'n. The sales OF prime al
SIC 50 q u 90; mess a. rs SO % 10 70; Gear and
backs, 40 SO @2l 81 per Dol,
BEEF,-The Beef Market continues steady
at tl2 oO@t 90 for mess AMI extra mess; am 81 so
% 10 90 Tor falu'y hhd p.ile.
LARD-The market tor Lard has been firm
and sales have tcen 'hal' al 10 % lOsc D ID
Tor clly ana We
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Tho DanviIIe InvestIgation.

relation o the latter throwing open the press
gallery to witness.
Tho DauviIle Investigation.
AT the DAnville investigation to. day wit
nesses living at II distance from Danvlle tes-
titled as 10 the effect of the circular in
driving considerable number of white
voters from the Coalition to the Democratic
party, and also causing a number Of Coaii-
tio1 voters to stay at home.
Il. w. Barksdale (white), deputy marshal,
said that one Church. Democratic ac-
quaintancc, had told him it was time to
change his politics. There was going to be
the biggest row in the world aud il was
going to start right at headquarters,
Ten Hour system for Convicts
The House committee on the revision Of
laws has ordered favorable report on the
bill making it an offence punishable by
fine to require convicts to work more than
ten hours u day.
Coinage to be Limited.
The House committee on coinage well re-
port favoraby the bill to stop the coinage Of
the three dollar and one dollar pieces, the
lIduc uDudT, anu lHcc CUul COppcTS ana
nicklc piece, and limit the amount Of gold to
be coined into double eagles to 90 per cent
Of the bullion purchased.
Appointments.
WAsnISGroN, d. G., March 5.-Commo-
drc John II. Upshur, relieved from the
command Of the navy yard in New York
has been ordered 10 the command Of the
Pacific station in the place of Rear Admiral
Aaron X. Hughes, who will be retired on
the 3lst
The name Of John W. Mason of Yves.
Virginia is mentioned as the probable sue
cessor of New the Assistant Secretary of the
Treasury.
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South Burlington.

Moderator, T. F. Stewart; town clerk,
John f. Smith; selectmen, S. f. Thaycr,
John 5. lIeffon, n. b. Proctor; treasurer,
John E. Smith overseer of poor, Henry
Bean; 1st constable, Henry Beam auditors,
T. F. Stewart, L. a. Hopkins, j. j. Van
Sicklcn; trustee U. s. fund, II. NJ. A. Bar
stow town grand juror, I, F. Stewart !;
town agent, John J. Rnright; superintcn-
dent OF schools, A. kimball; listers, John
Il. Smith, l.. Is. Baldwin, a. Cjmstock !;
text book committee, A. Kimball. John +.
Smith, :. ". Chittenden; tax voted 80 per
cent; vote for county commissioner, Smith
| Wright "A.
CoIchcster.
Town cerk, H. V. Horton; selcctmen,
j. b. Small, A. NJ. Wheeler, Samuel Big.
wood town treasurer, II. V. Horton; over
seer Of the poor, Alien Stone, constable and
collector, Alien Stone listers, A J. Merrill
S, II Edison, G. L. Mcbride auditors. w.
l.. Gr,cnca', +. }. Dunbar, J. II. Lyon !;
trustee Of |. $. fund, Ormond Cole; fence
viewers, Andrew Mcbride, j. w. Carey,
John Lyon; town grand juror, H. w. GRAY ;
inspectors Of leather, c. F. Freny,ar, seaier
OF weights and measures, w. j.. Greencaf;
pound keepers, Thomas Mongeon, j. G..
Plat, 5. ii. Edsou; town agent, j. b.
Small; superintendent Of schools, S. H..
| hlhSh'ui COUNTY COMMISSIONER, Olllln
Wright had So votes, j. Il. Forest 1 vote F.;
| w va N''''''
|
ModeIat or, Walter A. weed; town clerk,
" II. lyltii deputy town clerk, w. IL
Harmon, selectmen, W. II. Harmon, d. G.
Smith, ID. l.. Spear treasurer, j. f. Wells ;
o'erseer of poor and poor farm director, j.
p. White listers, LIST, n X, Miller, I'd, j,
B' sutton 81, Fred Il. Hart; auditor, 1st,
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Vote for County Commi..ioncr.
70 wv OFFICERS.


Moderator, George Ashly; clerk, II. II.
Rankin; selectmen, George Ashly, II. A..
Phelps, p. a. Boothe; listers, a. b. Ashley,
o. G. Phelps, ii. Caswcll; treasurer, f. L.
Whitney; constable, VIM. Landon town
agent, II. E. Powell superntcn lent. j. E.
Nheelock sexton, &. 5. Ashley; text book
committee, J. L. Wh,eock, J. H. Wood
ward, L. b. Finn, o. L, Coon, G, \. Pratt.
InWn iny 20 crnis
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Vote for County Commissioner.
Newspaper Change.

The Montpelier Freeman has been absorb.
cd by the Wstohman, The Fyesman was
established by Joseph Poland In 1874 and
has been edited successfully by Jacob Scott,
d. T. Thompson, 8. s. Royce, @. W. vii.
lard, j. W. Wheelock and II. 4. Huse.
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UNITED STATES COURT.
ThMrsdny Mornings Session.

| In the cases of Steam Stone Cutter COM
pany VS.. Jones, Lamson & Co., George L.
Chase and Rollin Amsden, aud Rosina
George. judgment was rendered for plain
| tiff.
| In the Agawam National bank of Spring
| field, Mass. vs.. Adds o. Brainerd of ST.
Albans, Judgment for plaintiff was entered.
The rest OF the forenoon session was taken
up with hearing in Steam Stone Gutter
company VS.. Sheldons 81 Slason. A. f.
Walker and j. w. Stewart for plaintiff; Z.
j. Phelps and W. &. Dunton for defendants
| Afternoon Session.
The case Of Steam Stone Gutter company
vs.. Jones, LamsOn & Co. occupied all the
afternoon.
The grand jury reported through the fore
| man, Hon. A. b. Halbcrt. Nine true bills
were found
| Fridays SessiOn-An Important Case
The Wall IsObber Lambert,
The hearing in Steam Stone Cutter com.
pany VS.. Jones, Lamson & Co. was con-
Guided. Decision reserved.
On motion OF District Attorney Haskins.
&. l.. Howe of Rutland was admitted to
practice in this court.
William j. Lambert, the mail robber, was
arraigned and pleaded guilty to an nhict-
| ment charging him with the robbery from
the mails OF package containing some silk
| embroidery, etc. Sentence deferred
| The case was then taken up of Horace
BarloU cs. Henry L0omis ct ais. The facts
in this case are briefly as follows: The late
Sidney Barlow, well known citizen of Bur
ington, after making his will executed
three trust deeds, giving to the defendant
LOOMS securities aggrcgating nearly 500
900, the interest to be paid to Barlow during
his life, and the principal at bis death to be
divided among his children by his first wife
The present SUIT is brought by his children
| by subsequent marriage to set aside these
| trust deeds as invalid L. Il. Hard and A.
G.. Stafford for Horace Barlow; Whittcmore
| & Wheeler for Mr.. LJomis, Frances Barlow
an Miss Julia Plat; u. Roberts for Mrs.
Gushing.
| Saturdays Session 4 Swantou Man
Comes 10 Grief.
John kaanan of Swanton was arragncd
on an indictment charging him with the
forgery of an affidavit in his pension case.
kaanan pleaded gully and was sentenced
| to two years AMI six months in the States
| Prison. Frank ii. Foster of Swant0n, indct-
ed on the same charge, furnished $1,000
| bail.
| Wednesdays Session Lambert Sem
fenced.
In the case of United States We. Twenty
Ga Is Of Liquor, etc, the liquor was ad-
judged forfeited. aud the building ordered
removed. The.building in question is located
on the Canadian line north of Swanton. Its
tenants were Washington and Aaron Keen
an, who were called upon TO answer an in
diclment for smuggling They furnished
| bail in $500 each.
uuitcd States Vs. S. Dana Huntington was
mol pros.d vs.. Charles A. Wood, con
tiuued.
William j. Lambert, who pleaded guilty
to an indictment charging him with robbing
The mail, was arraigned for sentence. Dis
trct Attorney lleskins stated the case
against Lambert ana Mr.. Ballard said few
words in the prisoners behalf. The court
then sentenced the respondent to one year ia
the House OF Correction.
Court then adjourned.
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Ght 1rGe Dress.


"Aen your paper comes to you IN pink wrapper
" Is notice that your subse iptiol MS expired
Please renew promptly and miss no numbers.
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MEMBER From THE SEVERAL STATES.

Number Of cars over different rcads-Boston and
Lowell 90 Fuchburg 245 Eastern 10; Boston
and Maine !; btotal 2S2.
Prices OF MarEet Beef-A few choice 50 5OaiO 60
Extra s 00d9 60 first quality 81 O1aT So second
quality IS 80 @ 6 20; third quality 81 O064 80.
Prices OF Store CJttlC-WorkIng oxen, q pair,
from 500 "a 225 Mich Cows and Calves from
$40. 800 -. FarrOw Cows slsa 80. Fancy Cows
$50 Ge Ss0s yearlIngs il2S 20; two years od fl4
q 80; three years Old $2+ q ii2.
swinc-Westcrn rat, live, 7asc y u. Northern
dressed Hogs, 9e94c d n.
Prices Of Sneep and Lambs--ln lots. 50 so 50 Ooa
80 each extra 90 a s. So or from ~ a5]4c SD.
Spring Lambs 5aGiic Fh.
Veal Calves AVG NC q n.
Prices OF Hides, Tallows and Standardization
Hides, 7Gs7]Ic e y; Brighton Tallow Ga6+6c q n
Country Hides, heavy. 81 9Ic u n; light, &c
y 10 : Country Tailow a5c Flb; SHARED Pets,
50c9l IS each; Dairy SKINS, IS "a 55c each.
Cjlf skins. I1itai2c an
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| CuFroRr-AlirN.-ln sae.our1, Eel s. al the
residence OF flr n-' les ft,lr NJ Llpmls ~ en-,
| by Rev. \. :. ,.lei. Nj. W Ian ClF I'd CT
| iilneSbu~g1 and Mss LAURA Allen OF lcInurn.
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Gardner G.. Browns Estate.

WE. the subscribers, having been appointed by
the Honorable the Probate Court for the III tric o.
Chittenden, Commissioners 10 receive. examine
and adjust the claims ANA demirds ul all persons,
against the estate OF Gardner q. BrIwu late
OF Wilson, IN sad district, deceased and
also ell claims ald demands CNhlhGul in Offset
thereto; and six months from the day OF tho date
hereof, being allowed by said Court for that pur-
pose, We do therefore hereby give nn'lcn that We
will attend 10 the business OF our appointment,
At the once o; Emu y. Tafr, ia Burlington N sud
district, the fourth Tuesdays Of Mar and June
mex, at 10 O'Clock $. m on each OF said days.
Dated This 2Sth DAY II February, 1854.
ELlHU y. TAFT, ,,-,,,issio,arz
+. {; WILKINS, !
s,wsV
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MAYOR AND CITY JUDGE.
Otc for City Judge

THE VOTE BY WARDS
Democrats in Ha,jcs.l
ward I,
FOR ALDERMAN
Elihu t. Taft SO Scattering o.
Tafts majority 81.
FOR SCHOOL COMMISSIONER.
Charles +. Allen 90 Scattering g.
wABp oFFicBRs.
The following were elected : Clerk. orvls S.
Storrs inspectors, Alon7o A. Davis Henry C.
Smith, Edward 7. SHAW.
Ward II.
FOR ALDERMAN.
|. a. Wo )dhury 1852 joel II. Ho'fon IA
lotions majority, 10.
WARD OFFICERS.
The following were elected: Clerk, Edwin
spear Inspectors, w. b. cKillip, b. o. Stafford
I. Il. German.
Ward III.
For ALDERMAN.
Char1esJ. Aiger 25s Scattering 4
Ayers majority, 249
FOR SCHOOL COMMISSIONER.
william Hogan 255 Scattering 4
WARD OFFICERS
Inc following were elected: Clerk, William,
Merton Jr., Inspectors. i. Richie, Joha Sheridan
]. j. Flanagan.
Ward w.
FOR ALDERMAN.
Hiram Walker 252 Wallace II. Brink III
Walkers majority, 81.
WARD OFFICERS.
The following were elected: Clerk, George
johnson Inspectors, Eli d. johnson, ii. f. Wood.
bury, T.. Stanley Hall,
Ward ".
For ALDERMAN.
j. W. Goodell 1886 y. N. Sutton 2l4
Goodel's majority, 81.
WARD OFFICERS
The following were elected CLERK. W F. Hen
dee Inspectors d. c. Barber, Elias Lyman, VII
Ian, Dsnning.
Vote for County CummissiOncr.
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TIE MARK ELS.
Vermont Markets,

s.. Adams March a Receipts light, market
quiet. Butter, 20 to 25 cents per pound new but.
ter % to "a cents according to quality
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XXTANTED-A girl 10 20 h5usework; ole Who
w can wash aud iron. A knowledge of tine
cooking not NECESSARY. A Protestant rrl from the
country preferred. Address j. A., Free Press Office
2wH
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EoUND Best single Is 6. RI. shot Gan $3.50.
L Payn's Key Gun WORKS stencils y price
mar "a fNwlw
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and Vermont at 23'a &c; Southern AZ a,aa
and western AT 3Jd35 n dOZ
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CLASSIFICATION OF CATTLE AND SHEEP.

n. B.--Choicc grades includes nothing but STALL
'cd 100 to 400 =. huOcks. Extra ard frs. quality
includes the best large fat oxen. Second and third
quality include oxen and two and three-year-old
Steers.
Sheep-EXtr includes cossets and when those OF
inferior quality are thrown out.
Western Hogs over the Boston and Albany
railroad are included only in the Brighton market.
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For nc week ending Wednesday, March 5, 1854.
AMorNT or LIVE STOCK AT MARKET.
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saturdays Session 4 Swantou Nan
Comes 10 Grief.

John kaanan of Swanton was arraigncd
on an indictment charging him with the
forgery of an affidavit in his pension case.
Kaanan pleaded gully and was sentenced
to two years AMI six months in the States
Prison. Frank ii. Foster of Swanton, indict-
ed on the same charge, furnished $1,000
| bail
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Moderator, George l.. WitermIp town
clerk, Henry NJ Nycs seeclmcn, A. p.
Smalley, John Bulla'd Qud Zerah Griswold
oversecr, Fred Bliss listers, james Croker,
r. +. Campbell and Alert Whitconb, all
Democrats constables, Alonzp Cobl,igh, s.
p, Butts treasurer, A. V. Wisweil. Re
puhlicans voted u lax Of 107 for current
expenses Hon, Horace Wait, regular can
didate for county comniss oner had 10t
votes, and no others were cast The propos
| ili1ns to pay part of the railroad bond bebt,
purchase poor farm and to abolish the
sciool district system, were all "passet
rv'r.' II. W. Hurlburl was elected ,owt
sap iinl1 ndent.
Nru ,invru.
Moderator, 4. A. Doud, clerk, A. NJ
RnacCe :; l4ci,nan Caorna w parlnp Q
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Chuk, Frank \. smith selcc,men. G. c.
Hohla'"n, James II Buthigh and Luther
Davis Treasurer, j. K Fullerton; overseer
ct popr, u GaS Waus; constable aud collcu.
lnr OF inAes, oscar W. MAY listr O,cn
W. May, Fra n Saith aud G. F. Cl ugh;
auditors, George w. Randall, George w.
Morse aud ). r. House town trustee, J IN
Jackman f; fence viewers, Tin Jaekmsn,
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Lincoln.

Moderator, John Loncrgon; clerk aud
treasurer, NJ &. Cove; 81 l,ctmcp, G. A.
Ihayer, w. f. Hanks, j. A. Colby; con ta-
bic and overseer, Howard Clark 2u lstpls
James Ward, =. d. O'Bysr, A. G. Meuil !;
auditors, G. W. Burnham, NJ }. Stoarns, $
d. OB'ryan; trustee OF surplus fund, Elihu
Purlnton fence viewers W. f, Hanks, C.
A. Kinsey, W. H. Hog; grand juror, :.
NJ. Colby inspcc or ct leather, q. Il. Stone
pound keeper, II. ClMk, 2nd inspector If
lumber, Hold jiah Lincoln; agent to defend
and prosecute suits, II. G ark, Cad agent to
deed real estate, NJ. Il. G we text book COM
mittee. NJ j. Stcarn, L. A. Baker, NJ. b.
Cove Town tax so cents. Samuel JamCs
received 100 votes fer county commissioner.
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The case Of Steam Stone Gutter company
vs.. Jones, Lamson & c.. occupied all the
afternoon.
The grand jury reported through the fore
man, Hon. A. b. Halbcrt. Nine true bills
were found.
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relation o the latter throwing open the press
gallery TO witness.
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Moderator, Gilbert Allen clerk, Mrs. NIP.
LandGn; treasurer, Geo. Il. Kceier; select
men, y. NJ. Kinney, II. G.. Martin, A. f.
Landon listers, DR.. G. X. Petty, H.. X.
Robinson, Edward Phelps; town grand
jurors Samuel Phelps, Ii. il. Robinson.
Horace Wa sw rth; constable b. Phelps
town agent, a. NJ. Kinney; town school
superintendent, Fred Scars, town tax, %
per cent.
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81. Adams.

Moderator, Hon, George Nichols; clerk
George b. b. Dewey; treasurer, G. 3. Rich
mond over-ctr Of poor A. w. Wilder
constable and collector, +. w. Wright
selcctmcn, Il. w. Clark, Fred Parker, II. r
Brown listers, G. b. Tlldcn. w. w. IIol
den, G. A. Tracy; auditors, E. S. Stebbins
j. G. b Ihayer, j. X Egerton; trustee o
public money aud town agent, D. z. Davis
fence vieHers,J NJ Emerson, Harry Stevens
Henry Avcrll grand jurors, j. l.. Moseley
Tros AvciIl, A. f, Andrews; Inspector o
leather, S. T. Grow surveyor of wood ant
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