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Skaanq Oer Giien5n5usRss.
0aa @afbin8tcu
Bcrutittags : 3 as 700 900 n 10 nbr.
0aGmittaes: $50, A.40 ans 7.25
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$50 Ra@Rittogs.
BON % astn3tsu
8Urmtttaas: $50, z 80 I1.15.
0ada,tttu9s : 4.A5, z 20, uns $50.
Gsnntags nur UNI 7.30 Msraens muS
300 u. $50 Ru&wittass fir Baltimore unb
BFIaeclphia ute 7.50 ftr NeU=Ocrt.
Na8 annaYsIis.
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z ll6r MOrsens.
Rad 6arriSkura II. |. ID.
@ellue 8 ubr 20 gRtn. Woraens.
@rpleB3ug 9 nbr 80 WRin. NbenbS.
Accommodation 3 ubr WadmittuSs.
gpn ere na6 pbitae
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s ubr 40 Wain. aROrsenS pOt3a4.
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RAD Union Bridge, (iber @efminfer)
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Y.ttsoGI8, &ieeelaua, 3stsotj, Beyt z3aaat
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OaS bpmbppot6il6e % 0eiluerfa6rcn

BON Or. NcpIpD .. 0erbarht, asaisl, $reuB. approb.
Arit una g~SHnskrjt, Or. meo. nno @irnrg.,
An9enoperateur &C.
SfIce: sfO. s3 Sberpar.. GGe BON S1arp mn6
OOoer Ctr.
Nm wtin neuts SetIserfabreS, SeI6t 3 keretts In Deutld.
lamb bic ritbmlthfte Anertennune sefHnsen, aud Iber Mmerts
IA az s~erbretteH, 10 babe tb MID etuHwetlen tier tn 8alti.
tnsre ais Arjt nteberoeldNen.
Die 8pr3lae netnes 5etlSerdtrens, aeeeuaker Ser 3er.
fabrentett uaS nnI4erbett Der alien Dfrhtjin Nab: 6 In.
faAbett, d eIlkr&tf6I 4 unb BiIIt1fett.
~sanfietn Hefaltatr, BITE it Bet taetner Sietiabrtsen gra-
rts tn ben bebe~ atenbiten Stdeteu Seutfalanbs, ispie In ben
untserlttdtsffdtter S { n q unb Snt6Sbe r 9 ~eriielt,
ipreden fir ib felbu. Sa SnAerburS btbanbelte tt in ben
Satrea 1851 Knb 1882 mebr benin 10000 6rGnfe an ben
f9rtminftn xnS sefatrttafen &rdxttettea. Bon 40 an Der
SrGune (GrsHp] ~ertrantten Rtneern farb bet retuer BE.
%bansIuas nist ems Ssl6e Rtlxltate fprt4.n fur it'd felba.
Gbenis perselt es fb BET Nerrenfteter, 9unSen-, unterIetbs-
un6 @ebtrnsGntiu ueunG.
Dad aus tn BEN GItefen 9eben Witb elm Iterer GriSls
sr3telt 5. Z. tn eHen Arten BON ORren. nnS " ueen.
lstbsa (ebeni' bet l8Harjtut STAR, BET RpYf. un6
~ Ggsnletben,u Statr 9xmprrbptSaIbe-
= ssFss1' ramsfea Rsss l6sf&wsrbsa
faIe9 tStrkntFetteu mub tEre Jslsen 10 aud bic
bar@ SeItfIb uaduns entRdahenen 6 tbex) raid uns auae-
nett1, sane iene btrsilasn Attttelr bic benz NranttH etn Ie-
bsRslansltheS Ste4tbunt terttten unb tsa Az etnem leben-
htssn Ans6Flsetbtrsner asatuAnbelu.
. te fet8SHn mir E Ibt Ser6bfpIGteu Mr3-
Perben ttm Rranten Ht& angere&.
gfH5 SG9f u
kGknf@ mersea screen III Ia um~etner Mt.
Aasttbern lit naetne 5etIutet6pbe itrer Ianften unb anae-
nebnten Q~etrtRas bdIter tsrjHslia AUD bet Briuea- unb
Observation-Disclosures 5n e%rhpfebleR. s
H"@a ''rsH sras'sa lSrt ts StH &c ssLe n : +
Office: So. 70 Sharp, Gde Sbarp- uno
DCperItraBe. = Spre6itunben: &crmittaqs
so; MA1mtttagS "a ubr.
@9: @tetne Ben bsntiben SarEsn ~betisirte 56rift Die
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1tntOn Tener : 0erffdberuna8 0efeGI=
fellfHaft BON Baltimore.
@arDlan0 TeMersWer7bermmgSaefen
fhGft pom BaItimOre

yiOrbweitllRe Gde BON baltimore nr6 NDrtbitr.
Diefe @etni&aft beFst Elm behtutenbes Baat-g capital, Set-
tt&trt @ebdube NIB Nfobtlien txnerbaIb unb ~6usertaib Der
Staet, sessn lgerlnit enr% Geuer, iu fUl&en 0fGten, BITE TO-
nppl gewtnnbrtnetn6 fur BITE G~prnYGsute Fnb, unb aud cine
ttnrethenbe@ arnntie FIR bic BerF&erten tteteH.
S6rtftIt@e rbtr perfSnlt&t ApplttattSutn wertsn IOfurt
tslrrSi.
E4p&. 9. 5amEIttpn, FsG!
Strettsren:
S3m. gD. Spens, gDtNtana Sppftus.
Sphn 8. Ahrahamt 8, g. Berrt.
Pueh y. Gprpei. GtarIeS 80. Qcrh,
&harles s. @ater. &buarb 80. 8pbtnTpn
Srbn g. BART. SHbn u. SanttIetra
Gbas. s. 9rbltt. Sra g. GaRFsIh.
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Keilc= gcCc9en6ejtell.
- ytOrOIi6e Central GiIenbaba
UsrdnAerteE 8ahraIaa
sa9 Dem Defen mne WoSbea.

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mtnter. TobrSEdn.
IN unS Ha& BEN Is. Wpr. merbeu bic AHas aaf bieje
1osn in neSfbEgsnSer fReiis erpeSirt:
3aGt n5rhia5tI&.
yordgS sett NJ. 1850. 8 Itr 50 Win. 8or1a.
SEpresSaS. .....S = 80 Aeenbe
S~HrrtsSsrS Accommodation. .......G Nfittas
Harttrn ..T.qO sspero. A'AO gpod6m
3Ggs iabpGrts.
PcFjn9 furImt an m ....... s 40 gpaGl
G~rpreB5ne -@.- -. lIi =. r. S3crur
harrisburg SeerutcbatiOu. So. ..lI.6o &orm.
Bartton 9 90 ac,r, y on absrhe
1ef etnjt8e 3is, seI9et an $ snataa asae5t, il Be.
&EpreB3ps uai 9 pbr 30 Dtip. gtenps. eye - DIS g
Der I'M $50 Hbenke a~bse5eHbe &rpreg,ua Mrs nus
an ~fcigeacen iHeltp BON 9arriabHre ~selesenen Guustea
aHsalfen: @olbbcr1r35, gfrf, 6onprer 3unctisn, 9Ier.
mont Fartton, Gfpnfton. @9aubersbuta rnb Godebsy
ciae. 'uE.Tf IN uG0s Ts4F. -
Ssr $ef3as sept tsglt9s ass8en9atpsen Gpnutass. -
Der &rPressng tpalrgt tiali4, aasgen0mnlen 9~fontoss.
Pahagtere fir 3wi9enaaticuea iouten Ben 5orriobnva
nHb Bdrttun Observation-Disclosures a netgsa. u
pefs uHn 1tpreBbuge fe9su senau in 8erbiubuns nit
ben ReuuiplSania Central siieu6agn in 5arrisburs fiji,
g~ittstars, GleSslanb, Golamtae, etuets5
matt, 9nDtanapu(is, Uort 9ayne, Gbtcaac
unb alien $IGssn bes srpsen sBefens, fut,ts' in eluiro
nit Der ger Dcrg erie Gifenta5n nad amen BlXsen i'm
uSreli&ex unb peHliGeH 9ssr g0rt.7 .s'.1a.
Meseu Ga6rbi0ets mt, aubersr genauEn uuD berfas1t.
9sr auStunft 5eIiees man fig an bic 8tuet-OfEce in be.
eolnett &taitsn. &ne osa &aISerts kas GraHtIiuhr.. IN
% srbera #a.tf4 $3.50 ,rG.,.a.T 81. tr
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O. / ala , % u q

@e9 SarbDr Gitp,
unb Der tie um sebenSe en- Seutfden anfiebIunsbe Der
Glcuce1rr 2ano9ut us StaotGeelIbuft,
II &hamHc COUNTY @Mn Nm StH; in eenAhr 2mtt snnten philadelphia sunas Nw ynt
a6 in MISUNDERSTANDING nit bebn Bttfdaens isSft n sdnt@ esasn sorrtfTt@m Ssa
TUT Ete ghagi6fet Ss Gtbens aa& dfkr Seaf6r stHe.
NerfdMf 4
pom Sumen ub Cottage 5ambs rn 5 &H GDbe
aaSad8aa fir SuderO9r Fms fir abe 8n as 0.hmra6k
b. mCndhhbm SnSaphngen oOH. .... 1W Oo3@S. @j
9rORe uni auS9epGbte Saupldse aHE as Af 49,
On 40 Gus Gmnt uh DO SUP Stde an Saaptfa6m Ibu @stnues, nhr 3nf&nnnepanhs
lMu audaFruns bbemnbr @ho6entaahn9Ben> mi Sbfemtn>A n@n Hnh phNr anbrr
6Femthr mi p3nler Mmnstn uh @rbeftrunsn gum Inhm @snbdk Der Ibnmetmr
IN ter frn anemabl NIB inter ben rtsaEen nns shnft0fn Observation-Disclosures BET mo-
nati&en @tn3abmnsnson D bis 10 0rAars. ~
N8eins mS obftsartenIots
rehtn dnGeast nit eco etnfGden ma s SbfbaumR ausepRaur eaamsq4aa
ebfsHungm bic @mtm1 ptl4s r sRaanst 9absa na III btfi@mta ps suai&nt u baraub
70 webn tm bttmttn auen &ebtn eePaant ~tGt bier I'M ttftn ben gnbalmifm enRrs
Der; frntr Mept> 2 8rn> SnS pfrf3bGume. @
Mf bhem aMes nbat Der .a@r cine euIdstt, ansepaanpe Blade aans BON
Gtmfd nGa} i mad otter mh BtSnbIuns sUn Es Is SfnI xrauten. stshs Ser brad.
ten bic 3raabtn i big 8 Gents per gfn6 pns Der segmt g8dn i'm senhshn Sabr abra6e. II
wentefns 80 Bis 100 @aapntn gBm per SnM. t@FNs aah9 HOo44
Sufr erraa mu6 iAemoas Dn9 Rr ~ 5sr rd&t$tr ausfam, b at wttaf5de timer
asmsa Ell fsnnen BE SMSauams in hasbmm 8aaanS. o&' 'm N f@" 49, aM9
Tts aafTat gFsss uni stIsnsIsag iar 5ss agtn IN. ,sat 5ss IT, @as YER saaLasae
PShb bic PsdtaA plane ssnG sg omSof es gae sr fs nasdtneeaa nftstaag tneaasn ans
S SsgS nm mt r.nm mar SsI ma ~, mp@ mnHs ,St a n~mHs s1 .gm s zen se@euh' Ao''Hut" s"aN De-
Bel alien h.n gutduka 1T feline Observation-Disclosures eiashnx @aptaiftn, wttHt bic en>
son aaafnSm BON abdas5msnm, stfast aMl @e&fIt sasEam asa about sssf4ut nsSss aud
Der 9auPAEmb Der raftn entMfanns Spn @tabt unb AnFtbduns wru NIB weBbaIb aud nGt
be aS stnr sm$ @s2as.assiaS. NOD ba a$ BanSrm au aIssa as ssMa Hi%se @usfssm It, II.
Der ba9r stntgrmaesHu ben rDnifNa g9utb bsst F4 cine !aeat msnaht@e stnn aahaer>
sabHn Seller suet 8trbrbORnns f$aft nn6 wd&s nit infm ptutrn SABRE I'M Batte 3'
Shas s4 mssadsn , aGt#4ssgsa s S aassass aS sd a9sfs gskM e. e, s., S sssNassa f@ 9 EsMh l4n a. zen
~ eoas Snninser,
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a4. toni~ Rulhnqr. Egg Harbor City N. Jersey es
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4a9 NET Warplans.
RAD Linton Bridge, (aber 8efminfter)
gehen Bic 3lge t6elt6 100 Worsene unb 8
NadutittasS.
8cn Union Bridge ust 4.41 u $50 Dor.
mitto98.
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am q. Ra@ SSnntaS, 10. 9gni, tserSea tSslt1 2 gta,
aats Wbestlne unb BartersEurs uno stu 3re nad grsSs.
st6 abSebeu, irie ioIgt: tlL GIT& NO =
IPrf3Hs taeti8 (5cnutass anS9sn0umeu), asrra T.A5
<GpresanS tSstiA abeubs s.15.
Babe 3aes ~terbiuben i9 ans DbirRus rtt alien 3iSs.
tes pefIiS, ncrSDsfIiG Hut I~HbrefIi@. g1 1H3I' :
Den 3us aaS 6reserid se5t tSsli65 bon Baltimore m,
&.e0 RaGmittGss ant psn 5reheri6 ZOO plrroens,
5Dantaas llSaenoulE1eu.
Dea 9u8 ao& guieotts sails ae9; BON 3altimrt.
~HRrrsens um s 80 anb 9.15, anb Wa9mittaas l 40 nm
4.45, unb BON Gnieutt's 2fins glpraens TAO nnb II 90
unb Ra1mittass 2.45 nnb soc. H~..9' ~
GaG W~0ftngtCa. ems
NbSous bon Sditimpre ndtS 8e,einetea 2RrraeHs s.45
ZOO, 800 unb 1000, unb Ea6ua s.3o.A.4O nuS Z. az:
Grnuto0S Oeprsens nm S.45 ana see, uub gfoG.
arttass mn $50. Gssaus ben geai5iugtoa Wsrasns
um $50, 7.30 unb HIS nns 9tcsu,. nm AS. f.90
$50. @cuatass nur 8aUrseus Eut 7.30 II. Sotbm;ttoos
800 u. $50 sfut 5si 2te HuS Ate 2ua BON 9oIfi.
more uub ber er9e Iut .pierts 5nc BON @aibinotcn
paiten an aGen Statipnen an. Ser 3fpeite unb iemRe
3us bon Baltimore. nab tex finite Bug Bpm DaIbtnatrn
~berbinbea 70 init ben, auRapctisz3nge. 4,
Wegea ndbsrer Gustuntt uns .BiQete iebss Sit spsub,
aan f9 an 3. 4. Ensian6, aSsnt III ber eourbeu-s tc
ticr uber an bic Eidet@OfFce. .u 5iog1E8IIs8 1i
u9r.0 I'd. p. GmttB granspDrtxseifsr
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HuD AuTuuruugos
tAute 3sl4 taa
Enb ruarettto be bssrn bs tsst t.ro1rt.. sD,..., 49, 5,
berlprene @sTunbbeit mteberber.uasMsn Srr,s" r.rr as.,tc
genpratnett, Rronfteiter AZ berSIten. NfeSSfE,r snS f,ff
nbeY Elm ssa}sY $50 go $50 49, ~ -
isrte(, 4 hn~t ;L~o. & c,Ik..L
rN'er .tSJ11 IzpIpsa wv Utn%"lI lVeSea
IN Deutt9ldnp rnhurlt~t tetdnrt unb eea&tet, unb ba6ep
fb aud btfr ktt ben lssteu bret Sabrea tinsn foliSsn Su
crtrprter uub ttsnen f1 ~belrn6ers iur - 6r,, .+s.~.tr
SOfiiil1f0 llG6fuiIfiner ,fttS Norma pitsr
. VNttstJN1
XrG1ttDeltet,
unt fsIte WternanS BE 6rfnuna, aebetIt AZ rernsn. olffatben
ssas lpsrs etstf tstllauttH &rdatts ~ Ssfin6sa Dt srin.
g "e''tH pVn T!r 9r,oI 10 ri. IA 4n -si
brett bon NeutIGIduD
.iunpprttrt uns tmsfeble ts ktefelben brtno,rb r,,,r,, r.rtt,r
9anbSlenten sum s~enetsten @ebrande, ia i'd isa iissr,suef
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Jmporteure 1C.

g3Idtter.xabdt BI6ttersxabar
.GOnnettteat, BEN gyort Statt NIB SbiO Ssee
s".~' 9enel
Gsrsa so RtRsu Gunneetsent Dt8UISttl prtna.
: so = Nep DOst GtaGt =
"a 9SnScettrat nnBlat uns Etnlasr.
Is gDnnetttcnt Stse &ptttnSs.
Obtse Tortbte EabeGe, rel@e at @ntt uno Alaalttat RtGts
al rGniHen lbrta InTtn, rtrte I'd tsn DtenfaS, ben IS.
ERtDber a., an N1rtte briHetn, ab btu TO eurh etrttts
GinfduFe ia Sbonbe, BET Tartktetu unb ~etnttIneH Rteen an
lHteSernerfdufer uuk Bakrtb1uten iebr btuis eertanfen 81
tsnnen. S4 $50
f1spst-ss g G6e 8dlttnsrt- u. JrebtrifSF
&enrD RnefelD.
SD made tierrt& rnttnen bitFStH, fppte rttntu ausrnP
ttstn 5<e1nbex unb Rduftrn tm AuesTaetuea BITE Ansstp'
has i'd teute uastn Gef@dft /.
ne. 161 @eR NraAk&<., ndbe @S1sNsefA-
rSfxet babe nab pe inMasr BITE tefAn 9nnaret I'm sBtUIe
kle an Sonh b@HNt mesbA wskER t4 ben MISREPRESENTATION ..
ben kN4saGa MGS&pvesfta atIRSeu
ui Baltimore. bn IL. Apitl 1894 t1RatcrS
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-08-26

TIE CHARLESTON SEcLssIoSIsTs AND ouR
CourNG PRESIDENTIAL ELEcTIoS.-Gen. Sey-
mour, recently released from the rebel pris-
on at Charleston, ). c. visited Troy y. y,
on his way to Williamstown, Mass, where
he is to recuperate his feeble health pending
the receipt Of orders from Washington, and
in course of conversation said in substance
s.He had conversed freely with the seces-
sionists about the war. He told them the
North would never yield that the determin-
alton Of the people was to wipe out the
rebellion and save the Union, no matter
what Sacrifices the great work should involve.
Their chief hope was based upon political
reaction IN the loyal states, by which
peace Democrat should be elected to succeed
Mr.. Lincoln as President. He told them
that event was not likely to occur, but if it
did, il would be the result OF q monstrous
deception practiced upon the people, and
thew would never submit to such peace as
the South required; there would be gen.
eral revolution and chaos first. When the
intelligence came that President Lincoln had
made call for five hundred thousand more,
they were much depressed, and manifested
unmistakable indications Of encouragement.
We have only TO press right onward against
the cohorts Of treason, and spare not, and
the rebellion Will inevitably collapse, and
that much sooner than many persons be-
lieve."
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-08-26
Vermont Items.

Hosea Doton, A. NJ of Pomfret is en-
gagged in an accurate measurement Of the
height of Mansfield Mountain. He com
menced series Of levels at Waterbury rail
road station on Tuesday. August 10th to
extend through Waterbury Center and Stove
village, thence to the Summit House, and TO
the top of Mansfield Mountain.-He is as
sisted by Jas K p Chamberlin of Pomirct
and William Wallace Ware of Colorado.
The barns of David Hopkins in Orwell
were burned Aug. 10th, at one O'Clock A.
NJ. They Contained 40 tons of hay, also
wagons. sleighs and some farming tools, all
Of which were consumed.
A patient in the Hospital Of Montpelier,
was druggcd and robbed on Wednesday las
in saloon in that village
4 fatal accident occurred in Wilmington
on Monday, the 25th ult Geo. Tyler was
shingling his barn, when owing to some fail
ing about the scafold, he slid from the same
to the ground, distance Of full Il feet, in
juring him so badly that he died on the next
Sunday.
The quota of Rutland had been filed up
within twenty men on the 18th, and no
doubt was entertained Of very soon filling
the quota.
The Spiri,ualists of Vermont have State
Convention at Montpelier sept. 2d, Sd and
attn.
Last week, Thursday afternoon, while
Michael Martin was picking blackberries
near jericho Corners, some one came up be
hind him, knocked MIN down and rided his
pockets of $3.50 and then ran.
John Toner, a substitute broker, was ar
rested at Woodstock, with two bounty jump
ers, and locked up in the cells under the
United States Court House at Windsor. The
next night the whole party broke out and
took French leave
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-08-26

The Rutland Courier notices the fact that
Capt. Abner R. Benedict, ofthe 4th Regular
Infantry, is now, as senior Captain, acting
Colonel Of the regiment, now on guard duty
at General Grants headquarters, and speaks
in high terms of him as brave and capable
officer. Il adds, "he was severely wounded
at the battle of Fredericksburg, since which
he has been unable to take the field until a
few days ago" Unwittingly, of course, the
Courier is partially in an error in thi
statement. Capt. Benedict rejoined his
regiment in time to lead his men IN the
battle of Gettysburgh, being second IN COM
mand Of the regiment, then in the 9TH corps
The regiment lost three flths of its number
on that bloody occasion. Capt. Benedict
was detailed some months since on the re-
cruitlng business; but lately at his own re-
peated request has been ordered to the 'front.'
Capt. Cain, son of the Editor Ofthe Courier,
is second in command of the regiment.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-08-26

WAR DEBT.-The experience of other na-
tions in contracting debts in time of war
may aid IN estimating the financial condition
OF our government at the present time. The
battle OF Waterloo closed sixty-hve years Of
English war, in which time the government
borrowed S4,l75, 600 600, and raised 5 l05,-
94S ,000, 900 by taxes, total Of $40, ,l2S,-
600, GOO expendei i'll war for purposes which
certainly did not rise TO the level OF national
preservation. In twenty years OF war against
Napoleon the same country expended S.
795 .OOO 600, or $500 600 900 per annum.
The fJllowing Is correct statement of
the public debt OF our government as ap-
pears from the books and Treasurer's items
Aug. l..
Debt bearing interest IN com, 1885 5,35S,-
lYl 50 interest, SIS, ,625, $50 ; debt bear
iny interest in lawful money, S435 ,0lS, ,l4l-
96 interest. $50 2,462,055 l6 debt on
which interest has ceased, S367, ,l7O O9
debt bearing no interest, S52S, S,s76,O5l "A.
Total amount outstanding, 1919, ia, ,559, :
~. Interest 66,0So, ,l65 30 The I'M
Js,id acquisitions amount to Ss5,4i2,OOO'
Amount IN the Treasury subject To draft is
Sll, l,774. .359 80.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-08-26

RESISTING An 0FTIcER.-A Frenchman,
who was creating a disturbance yesterday
afternoon on Church Street, was arrested by
Constable Huntington, who, aided by by
stander, took him to Jail, with some difficult
ty. At the Jail door two friends of the prs
oner, Mitchell Brown and Peter Shattuck.
came to his assistance. Brown was especial
ly violent, and after his comrade had been
put inside the Jail, assaulted Mr.. Hunting
ton. Several persons coming to Mr.. Hun
tington's aid, Brown also soon saw the in
side of the iaIl. In the meantime the first
culprit had escaped through the jail kitchen
and was making his way out when he WAS
seized at the gate and brought back by our
stout and resolute townsman, J. \. Shedd.
Quite scufie then ensued before the men were
secured within the inner lock up,in the course
OF which Mr. Shedd had finger bitten to the
bone by Brown, and Brown had his head con
siderably damaged by a large iron paddock
with which he had threatened TO brain who
ever should touch him but which was taken
from him and applied with some force TO his
own head. The examination Of the men
will take place on Monday, if the Town
Juror can be found, to make out the papers.