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--nae.. In brandon, on the morning d.
Jan. 8l-s, the carriage mandatory OF \ y
4. NIsac.ll was totally consumed, VITA
rq,, engine recently fitted up at cost Of 5000,
aud new work. trimmings, lumber DC, waltz
pJ al ..J4uO more a few carriages were
saved. But small portion Of the loss was
covered by insurance. At one time, the cast
end Of Mr.. Mcacham's dwoliing-bouso was a
broad sheet Of flame 1t was saved as by II
miracle Two young men were sleeping in
the attic, and escaped by leuping from the
window.
Jan. %, the dwelling house Mr.. Emilius
vast SALISBURY was totally destroy
Bumr, IN "'- ="
ed by ire. On Tuesday morning OF last seek,
barn, shed AMI nearly AL Of dwelling
house. in Moutrcier. owned hya frenchman
named Chamho. were destroyed by ire. In
surcd ia the Vermont Mutual.
-Cnrsmp AND rRozEN.-Jacob Butler,
! Of Tinmouth, w., respectable man with IL
large family, went INTO the woods on the DIST
inst. to cut timber for shingles. lie was
found shortly after by man in his employ,
under fallen tree, with his body crowded in
a space Of five inches. His face and limbs
wtr. frozen, bat life was not extinct. The
man obtained help as soon AS possible, re-
| moved the tree ami conveyed Mr.. ., to his
home Medical, aid was promptly procured
but he was too seriously injured to survive.
1 =.
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New Music

SUMNER FLowERs-A melody Transcribed for
the Piano, by Charles Converse.
FRANcIskA POLKA MAzuRRA-By Jules Ber-
trand.
Then YoULL REMEMBER NE, Transcribed
for the Piano by Jules Bertrand.
MEET NE BY THE RUNNING BRoo6--A song
by Auguste Mignon.
The above are published by Firth Pond y
Co., and for sale, with much more Of the same
sort, by l., ). Rrsr, Bank Block.
COLUMBIAN SoNo BooK-A collection Of
Songs, Duets, Glees &c.
The SACRED MINsrREL-Sorgs and Hymns
for the use of Sabbath schools, by Asa Fitz
Published by IIickling, Swan x Brown Of
Boston.
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EVA few weeks ago, We chroni'led as an
;tsm of news, Il brief account Of m assault
and battery case in this region. Soon after
we were informed without any denial oi & e
facts as they were given in our item, that
there was in the community an erroneous
impression about the extent of the wrong and
the feelings of the parties directly concerned.
We stated, in few words, the substance OF
.hat communication, without any expression
Of opinion Of cur own on the matter in iact
not troubling ourselves to form one. ii we
were to publish all the communications and
comrlaints which we have since received on
tho subject. we shonii need IA SPECIAL sheet
Tor that purpose. A. for any claim upon us
~ Gil our columns, without charge, with all
the nci.hborhood disacreemouts about q mat
ter of no conceivable interest to those out OF
Che circle, we do not admit it for moment.
# oouched in proutr language (and we have
received nothing that was not SOY we will
print all the writer's are willing to pay for
at least till we see some good reason for Il
di lerent determinations
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Washington Anairs-Nr. CuliOm Elected
Clerk of the House.
WASHINGTON, 5th.


WASHINGTON, 5th
Mr. Greeley telcgrarhs to the Tribune -
General Culom was chosen clerk to-day by
the votes of nearly all the Republican and
'"ost of the southern Americans, The Fact
that be had fought the pehrnska hili ~ tnu
last in his seat m Congress, endearcd him
TO the anti nebraska body.
1t was deemed wise not to risk the chance
Of defeat on GOV. Rccder's case, on qucs-
ton of the comparative regularity Of crcdcn-
tails. which is Whitfcld's strong point, but
to fight the battle only on its merits, and that
at the earliest moment know Democrats
who will sustain Gov. Reeder S claim to the
seat know no Republican who will oppose
it."
His Ezccllcncy, Col. Parker II, French.
Minister from Nicaragua appeared in the
House to-day. In few days he will present
his credentials, and will insist ON IN immrdi-
ate recognition. Mr.. Marcy is satisfied oftho
stability Of Walkers Government, hut has
personal o. Injections to Col French as Minister.
NLw IoRh. Feb. >.
The H,rold's correspondent tclegraphs 4:
MIR. Banks gave evidence to-day of a deter
mination to hold tight rein and preserve
order He seems perfectly at home, and, no
doubt will make popular Speaker
srSArE.-A motion, by Mr.. Clayton, to
donate 200 cords Of wood, to the suffering
poor in Washington, was discussed and laid
, on the table.
HorsE.-The House refused, by l. maj to
| table Mr. Nichols resolution, offered yestor
/ dav.declariug Glassbrenner Sergeant-at Arms.
/ WA>nNoroN, Feb. 1.
To-day the acting Sergeant at Arms drew
from the Treasury, about SS0,0'0 in gold,
Which amount had been advanced by him to
the IN lm5ers. Speaker Banks, at near mid
night, on saturday, signed drafts for that
purpose. $3.50 900 are due members yet, and
will le drawn during the week
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a. = Z 10 80

NIkNoNT REGISTERS. Ter sale AZ
H' NTlNGT0N's-
No -. 1855. d4w.f
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fl's NIip .'N = - gov '0|' ttF'THs
The Daily ming TrayeIler
Tax Sale.

7 SHALL PROCEED TO SELL Al PUBLIC
| AUCIloN on Monday, lstn day Of February,
ls5G, at the Town Han, in Burlington, at 10
o'clock, A NJ, the following described ands in tho
Town ofBuHngton, in tho County Of Ch,ttenden,
and state Of Vermont, 'or the taxes due from and
remaining unpaid, by the owners Of such lands
Half acre lot Shelburuo street, set In the Lists
NJ 1854 and 1885, to Timothy follett.
Three and a half acres near the Cove, set as
above to Timothy Follett
:. HUNTINGTON,
Tirst Constable aud Collector Of Highway, Mon
school and Fire District Taxes.
January 18th, 1856. dIt6W2'v2
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pnuAprLrui>, Feb ).
The train for FIlrrisburgh, WAS thrown
from the track last night near Whitehall.-
Oue passenger car went over the embank-
ment. killing one man and wounling mum
Der of others The accident was caused by
the breaking of rail. The passenger car
caught fire from the stove and was burned
up.
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WISNER'S
PATENT WASH-TUB.

3 'Hk subscriber WON'T I'pectiuiy ahh"e"1e "
the Inhabitants oil the counties oil Mashlhg'oh'
Chittenden, LamoIllr ana cfrahhIlh' tnat ne mas
procured the agency Tor 'he h'ahuac'ure anu az
OF the above article IN tno'e couh.les ahp
sollcits cand,a investigator 4' Us nis' ~ Is
now in general use IN many OF 'he Eastern anu
Middle tates, ana Is now only 10 De urea py 'he
people OF Vermont Tor theh 10 "cNHo"leuse ~
great super!orify over an!thlhR ever Fc' i'en'e'
tor washing Inc iact mat II Is nut simple uud
ihtai"n OF the "ld-ta'n'ohed "RSh-D''ru' anu ho'
machine, together WIN is Wtl.'Kh'"h 4u'hty %,
giving un'er'al sat,s'et''n wherever IL ma oen9
tested j. to me sunic'eht evidence 'at II WIZ nun
favor with every horsekeeper, provided they VIII
give 1t tar trial' Tor WIN 'hi' lup NOT oIy VIII
the art be easily ana t1P'''y ""shed away, "-' an
"yJ1''I, Ii Wv tl
az =. w. u'' u '''' '''
,rt ~ . r,o,. ,,,ll,.,d q. polos+o Y
NJ i, "a, ~ i,,i, -; i,o
a. ~ 'i L' i i.i5%1i ; ~; ~
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WILL BE PUBLISHED DECEMBER 2GTH,
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FOR 1856,

CONTAtNfNG,--
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The Census Of Massachusetts Of 1855, by town.
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Descriptive sketch Of the Public Library Of the
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Descriptive sketch sc the Mercantile Library A.
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Descriptive sketch, with engraving, OF she Monu-
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The incoming Municipal Administration, with the
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The incomin. State Administration, with the Leg
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The National Government with the new Congress
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Census Of the United states and Governors Of the
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County officers and sessions Of Courts in the state
The Map Of Boston.
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The complete Business Directory Of Boston, and
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Anti Administration Convention of New
Hampshire.
CoNcoRD, y. H., Eel

VVNVVNI7' W
The delegate Convention is attended by
near five hundred delegates. Gov. Mctcaf is
re-nominated by acclamation Greenleaf
Cummings Of Lisbon. is candidate for Rail
very large and enthusiastic Hale and Bell,
our Senator, Tuck, Gov. Of y, H., Swift and
others Of Boston are tine speakers.
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Cheap Goods

ErBNIPS AND POTATOES ior sale by
y LOVELY Agent.
Jan path, d,-tf
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The Storm West.

BUFFALO, ..
All the Railroads are completely blocked
up with the exception of 4 train over the
Niagara Falls Road, this morning there have
been no arrivals, y train started ON the
Central Road this morning, but returned,
being unable to proceed.
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CmCAGo, Feb. 9Th.
The new hotel near the H., Central Rail
road passenger depot was burnt last light.
Loss @2j 600 Insured for $4,000. The
depot was not injured 100 guns were fred
here this morning in honor Of the election Of
Mr.. Banks
BANGOR, Me, 5th.
l03 guns fired here to-day in honor Of the
election Of Mr.. Banks.
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Payment TO be mate air1rcf and the papers will
be address, and discontinued at The erpra-
tom efthc TIME for which payment is received.
THE BOSTON TRAVELLER,
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NEW BOOKS.

..HISTORY of Reign of Phillip the Second "
IL King of Spain, by VIM. II. Prescott
" Beiott Papers" and variety Of new Juvenile
Works by L. A.FULLER.
December, 10, 1875. dIwtf
V'RAVELS IN EGYPT, TWILIGHT and BEU
n LAll, by blind man. For sale by
HUNTINGTON.
Dee IA lS55 90, "a
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in relation to infringement Of patents will be speed
lily put in force in every instance where it is violated
a, far : the above Tub is concerned.
January l, 1855. w27mos6
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PRICE REDUCED.
THE CASH SYSTEM ADOPTED.
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to furnish their paper hereafter to Clubs at the
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j Dnuary %.
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Onions.

ANE HUNDRED BUSHELS for sale, Wholesale
NFur Retail, by y. LOVELY, Agent, Church
street. dGw,f
JlHuarv, If, 1856.
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ryRIINGTON
! car PET WAR * = r : =


All widths from three ourths to FOUR y-rds wide.
Table oil Cloths,
window shades omd Curtain FiEtnre>.
Moreen.. Dame k', Curtain Mullins, Bl'nte's,
Bed Spread ana Table Srreaf-.
. Nav 1854. ~
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Dissolution of Co-PartnershIp.

TIVE PARTNERSHIPhe heretofore existing between
1 the subscribers, under the firm Of Marks & patt,
in the city Of New York, ant at o-deusburc, and
a. Burlington in the State of Vermont, ia this day
dissolved by mutual consent. The outstanding
claims due 10 the late firm and payable in the city
of New York, will be collected by 7. Marks aud
all other debts or obligations due to the said firm
will be collected by A. Plat and all the Liabilities
of the said firm Il be settled by him.
New York, January Is, 1856,
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JONAS WIIlTIOliB's
REMEDY Fur
A : L Ii ri 4

Is worthy the attention q nj who -u1or r n us
l distressing complaint. The success Which ! >
attended its use has Undue the ~ prie'o~' 90 pr b
lish some account of its nierf'l pr-pe.ti"s, /
offer it for tn, benefit Of those al ct,d with AsiA-
The late JOEA; WuITCoNB. Of Fost-7, e.
we'll known and 20 universally esteemed f lis
sterling integrity and generous disposi rr, vi'teG
Europe a few wears since, FIR tie Leull- e lis
health, which was much impaired by :re.leL. at'
tscks Of
Spasmodic Asthma.
While in Germany 7 eminent physician VI -
came interested in hi aud " missed lim relief
He followed the treatment ordered. agd 20 hs ul-
prise and 10Y his asthma almost instantly d'sn1-
reared lie procured the recipe which had accom-
pli.hed so much for him, brou sht II with him g. tAi'
country, and it became the PROPERTY O. tie Pr SER
proprictors with the past two yeats hi, remedy
ha. been used in upwards If one hundred ot tue
worst cases i'm Boston AMI Ifs immediate vicinity,
with astonishing and uniform success, and Is now
offered the pu,lc with full confidence In i. meI-
its. It contains no poisonous or injurious proper
ties whatever, and iuflut may take il in p',!c;t
safety.
For sale in Burlington by T. A. Peck; AMI by
the principal Druggists in tie United states and
Canada.
Prepared only by JOSEPH BURNETT I co,
Al fremont Row, rysI-T,
to whom all orders may be ailsesse4.
January /, 1856 V-'"1
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or Nd. on the 4th ballot changed front and
Brown Of Mississippi voted for Nicholson'
who was declared elected. Quite "a numher
Of Democratic senators exhibited agony in
casting their votes
The difficulty between Mcssrs. Pcton and
Walk of New York, which threatened serious
results, has been amicahly settled
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New Books.

HISTORY OF ENGLAND
w third and fourth volumes .. lleadcy :
Sacred rhir5' {" Naprlcon at st. Helena by
Abbott; ''villaec and Farm Cottages" by Cleve-
land NJ the Church Street B1oEstore.
Burlington, January IL, ls5G. dtwtf
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BLACK AM
y K.EnA Eisk

iLN SILL X So,
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Z. MARK

4. FLAIT.
The subscriber has bought out his former partner
and will continue the business Of sel good clothes
very cheap, at the old stand, Strong's Building
Burlington, and in Oglcnsburg.
Jan. Il. daw3t. A, PLATT.
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RUSSIA agrees 10 .Ncgoha'e Decline N
Brcqds'rFs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-27

Cool AND CAUToUs.-The Albany !stats Reqis-
tes, considering the antiKnow Nothing pro-
ceedings of the "old line wings" Of Kentuc-
Ky, thinks thatN-. Fillmore ought to come out
at once "and aysw his position and opinions
and views on the great issues of the times, in
bold, distinct, frank and fearless language
&c. Soft and fairly, Mr.. Register, if you please.
Mr.. Fillmore has head of his nomination. and
takes it very coolly. According to our last
European correspondence, he is even indiffer-
ent upon the subject, and will probably with
hold any decision, yea or nay, until he shall
have seen how the game is going among the
democracy and the AntiSlayery Holy Alliance.
Perhaps, too, Mr.. Fillmore may be waiting for
an independent nomination from the "old
line wings" Who knows2 Can't the olive
whigs' of this city, with Governor Hunt to
back them, get up straight whig" move
meDf TO sourd him upon ire Tgtter2 "why
starc ye be!s -! TIC Gay idle,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-27
He DoN'T LIKE IT.-Frederick Douglass
(black many in his last paper" says of Miss
Murray's work on the United States, that

She had but to borrow little Of the pc puar cootem pt
carlies (shich slang phrase the aristocratic au.
horess with peculiar gbness, and sprinkle il over
lightly with the dust Of false and artless philosophy
to assemble admirng audience in fifteen siaveholdng
States Of our Union at while the shocking strange
ness OF the spectacle OF woman-aye an English wo
maI-ard woman Of noble pos;tion, standing up 70,
slavery, "a system comprising every aion from
alsehooo down to murder, } would be sure to make
her notorious and procure readers for her book in
III gland.
Pretty sharp that for one OF the "darkies'
Sorry we can't say as much for the gallantry
of our colored contemporary. But the "pecu-
liar gAbness" with which Miss Murray uses the
"slang. phrase" of "darkies" is an unpardons-
bic sin, and Douglass must be excused. It is
the mortal offence to "iree colored American
to call him q darkie.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-27

GEN. HOUSTON AND THE PREsIDEScY-His PLAT
FoRM-TBE LoBBY-vIsIr TO THE STEAMSHIP Nyn-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN KAHsAs-THE LANE AND
DOUGLAS DIFFICULTY, ETC., ETC. .
- WASHINGTON, April %, 1865.
General Fam Hous left here this afternoon for brs
witt his family. He repudiases all political
and conventions, and runs authorised to say sn
ndepe ndent candidate for the rredeny trusting for his
election to the great body people, and not to political
wiIeworkers He Is fairly in the Hed, and
his to the domestic and foreign
policy Of the present restoration Of the
retired naval officers and Experimentation Of citizen
without hearing. The announcement thus Of General
Houston candidate for the Presidency cannot fail
exercise controlling influence Mr.. Fmore's action
az we'll the Niger worshppers' Convertop 70 mes,
in Philadelphia The impression with many is thu,
the will DO between General Houston and the GIN
CHINA Ii nominee.
The lobby agents uneasy for the safety o: their
Duty bill, and well they may be- though their influence
is seen ard felt at every step.
The Douglas and Lane correspondence, published in
Uni faly eorroborstes the OF my despatch
in yesterdays HERALD. Lane sent of with aeA In
his ear and Mr.. Watson, like sensble man. refused
back him. Douglas triumphs
very large party, upwards Of three hundred, com.
prrng Senator's representatives, government function
aries and their families and friends visited the Ms-ri.c
a. Annapolis, to-day and returned At O'Clock this
evening. Everybody expressed themselves well pleased
An elegant collation. spread before tho hungry visit
ers, by Capt. Pen1srsrast, on board the Merrmsc.
learn this evening, from . gentleman who has bstn
canvassing, that Buchanan has fifteen delegates to the
Cincinnati Convention from Ohio.
despatc, reserved here this evening stating that
disturbances lad again broken out in KaEsas No par
cuaIs given, except tina. of tins authorities had
been shot.
The amount OF forged land warrants already discovered
exceeds million Of The nves eon is s,I
in progress and additional frauds are daily coming 20
light.
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= II y 7 AT = = = y y " .
BY MAGNETIC AND PRINTING TelEGAPRS.
Later Iron, Nexico.

Later from McKee,
ESCAPE OF rAnARIz-CoNrIscATioS OF THE CHURCH
PRoPERTY-ATTENPr TO BRIBE coNOSFoHr, ETC.
NEw owKsvs, April 20, 1885.
BY the arrival Of the steamer Texas have advces
from Vera Cruz TO the I'd and MEXICO 70 the 10th Of
April. The country in . peaceful state, and
Communication between the capital and other places
uninterrupted. Tamsris had escaped in disguise OF
beard the Ensish ship Penelope, having reached
Vera Cruz chguised drayman. The church property
had been finally seized BY the military, the Rshop hav
ing refused to surrender up Is said that he had
previously offered comonrs 5000 oco have the decree
Of copftcaton revoked.
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The Waltham Fopasries.

BOSTON April 20 1857.
The name Of the person who disappeared from walhsm
few Gays since, after committing forgsriss 70 the
amount Of $4,000 is Reuben p Da-s, Who princi-
pal Of the extensive iron foundry In thst town. The
persons whose names he forged are residents Of this
vicinity except New York firm, whose signature
used to the extent Of 81 ooo Before leaving Davis bor
rowed money in Of 81 500 to $500 from his neigh
bors HIS total liabilities about sl6S o0o He had
filed large contracts for gas works Rondont and Jersey
CITY, He Is very respectfully connected asd was de..
cen OF the Baptist church In waltham.
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rot been changed. The sales Of the week amount 70
toe GOO bsles those of last year. ConeeSAes OF
he week, II 900 bsgs stock on hand, 4b 900 bags Prime
ellis at llkc
CHAEInroS April ~, 1855.
Cotton has advanced c with sales to-day Of SIX hun
Or bales Sales Of the week II 600 bales. Good mid
ding 10 quoted at 11Ac.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-27

Al ARMsrTcE--The Philadelphia Po@syl
rdnian takes leave of the Washington Union for
the present, az II hopes "until after the nomi-
nation, = when IL viii 60 for the nominee, whe-
thsr II be Mr. Buchanan, President Pierce, or
Mr.. Douglas, or any other sound man." This
concession exceeds any of those made by Rus
sit for the sake Of peace, and ought to be salts
factory to the administration.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-27
News from Kansas.

CHICAGO, April &c, 1850
despatch from L@avenworh, dated the 22d ,nst says
that Sheriff Jones attempted TO arrest connected
with the late dicylts but resisted by three hun.
dred men, when Governor Shannon ordered the mil
tary.
ST. Lors, April %, 1855.
despatch from Kansas City to the Republican says
that the United States troops made several arrests ys.
erdsy, ard tina. Sheriff Jones' while guarding the pri.
soners, shot. We have no further particulars