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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1871-06-14
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CLEAR Field, PA.
DeaieL IN Drugs, Medicines Chemicals Nv.
sums; oiis Paints, Varnishes &c, Patent
Medicines, Pure Wines and Liquors for
medicai purposes Fancy and Toilet
Articles. and all goods usnaTIv
kept in 4 Drug Store, sold
cheap
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fharmacy-who speaks both English and Cis--
man, the undersigned feels no he sitancv in s,,;
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items properly put up Al SHAW
Feb - 1870
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E. A. IRWIN & Co.,

TAXES AND HIGH PRICES
REPEALED!
Great reduction of prices and great attraction at
HARTSOCK & GOODWIN'S
III Cnrwensville, Pa,
Caused by the opening of a new lot of
Spring and Summer Goods.
We take plea sure in informing our old as well
as new customers and the public generally, that
we have returned from the East with a large and
well selected stock of goods.
We call especial attention to our elegant as
sortment of
SILKS AND DRESS GOODS,
in every variety.
CASSIMERES, COTTONADES. JEANS and
SHEETlNGS, and every variety of
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
at prices to suit the times.
Ladies and Children's SHOES and CATERS, in
endless variety Como and eIamine them
Mems and Boys BOOTS and SHOES of every
kind and price.
HATS and CAPS, in every style.
Skeleton and Glove Fitting Corsets Hoop Skirts.
hosiery and Gloves. Pocket Cutlery, of the
finest English make, Soaps, Perfumsry
ard NotionI of all kinds
GROCERIES,
FISH,
SALT,
QUEENSWARE,
HARDWARE,
WOOD and
MILLIONAIRE.
PAINTS ana OILS, PATENT MEDICINES and
DRUGS, and in fact every thing you want, all
of which will be sold cheap FIR cash or
country produce.
Wool and Short Shingles wanted
HARTSOCK & GOODWIN.
Curwensvile May 24-2m.
NAlLS SPIKES-thecheapest i n the county
~ at M0SS0P'S
rtNHE highest market prices paid for Shingle.
L oy SHAW SON
SALT' SALTm-A prime article of prou1ja
~ um salt, put Up in paten SACKS for sale cnea
al the stoie OF R. M0SSOp
SWAIM'S PANACEA. Kenpedv,s Medical hi.
- covery, Hembolds Buchu. Bake's Cod Liver
oii, Jayne's and Aver Medicines, for sale by
Jan. 10 HARTSWICE 4 IRWIN
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SwAIM's PANACEA. Kennedy,s Medical Di,
- covery, Hembolds Buchu. Bake's Cod Liver
oii, Jayne's and Aver Medicines, for sale by
Jan. 10 HARTSWICk Il IRWIN
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SALT' SALTH-h prime article of grouI i
~ um salt, put Up in patent Seeks. for sale cnea
at the stoIe of NOSSOp
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'TATE & L. STATES DIRECTORY.

This Post Office will do for Chest TOWNSHIP
! Mlll answer for Fergmson township.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-07-22

A little four-year,old remarked to his man
ma on going to bed, IL am not afraid OF the
dark
mo, of course you are not replied man.
ma, "for it can't hurt you"
But mamma, was little afraid once.
when went into the pantry to get cookie -
"What were you afraid Off" asked her
mamma.
~ was afraid couldn't find the cookies
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-07-22

A Trojan has come to grief He told his
intended that their marriage would enable
her to move in his ''Set." which was be<fer
than hers. Selling huge carving knife from
the table. she went for that young man. and
the youth went for the door. He had her ar
rested for assault and the engagement has
been broken off.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-07-22

In New York John Murphy was arrested
for being drunk. His wife appeared before
the Justice with two fine looking children,
and appealed for his liberation.
''Are those your children" asked the
Justice.
Yes" she replied: they are Cornelius
Vanderbilt Murphy and George Wash,
ington Murphy, AMI l have left at home
James Fisk Murphy and Vim. NJ. Tweed Muir
phy, who were born with these two
What said the Justice, "four at one
birth -
She said it was true, and the etfec. was Sc
great that their father was released at once
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He took her fancy when he came; he took
her hand, he took a kiss he TO k no notice ct
the shame that glowed her happy cheek at
this He took to coming afternoons; he took
an oath he'd ne'er deceive; he took her ia
theirs silver spoons, and after that he took
his leave.
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"Don't tell me I'm mistaken. know a
about Congrcgationism, for my son has take
the Congregational Globe for years."
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-07-22

Why would Sampson have made a coot
opera singer !-Bccause he could SO easil,
have brought down the house.
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one OF our citizens who has returned from
Florida says the wealth of its soll is beyond
computation. 1t is not II rare thing to OBJ
serve boy planting corn across a lot, with a
man behind him huskinr.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-07-22

What is the difference between falling
star and a fog? One is miss'd in heaven, and
the other mist on earth
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Budget ut Jim.
A Kun ON Reecher.

A KUN ON EbecCmeFs
Henry Ward Beecher Doesn't believe in
turning the other cheek. He says when fel-
low smites you, hand him one on the bugle-
n. Y. Independent.
Mislnformed Beecher never uses slang.
He merely said, ''Poultice him on the snoot."
MY. Ledger.
Ridiculous! We are informed by parties
wLc ought to know, that the words used by
Mr.. Beecher were, Dust his bazoon."-Og-
densburg Journal.
All wrong, gentlemen: the elegant divine
merely used the classical expression, swat
him on the gob.'-Watertown Post.
Lord his Reverence didn't say that He
said, give him one on the paste-horn."-
Malone Republican.
No such thing He said, "Put shanty
over his eyes."-Potsdam Courier and Free
man.
Gentlemen, you wrong the Reverend Divine.
He placidly remarked, "Raisc cupoa on his
lemon Huntington Free Press.
"Our Tom," who was present, understood
Mr.. Beecher to advise Putting a French roof
over his skylights. '-Swanton Journal.
uc ItUtpc"ttNC 10 COiIcCl llcHTy w dl u
simply intimated that you should Draw the
fellows claret. "-Er
No he didn't, either. He only limited that
you might, LEND him one on the mug
n. J. Mectanic
"Jes So ,Ies so" only he didn't use tes
them words, he insinuated it would be emf
nently proper, ito mash his pump handle,
with Watts Hymns in two umes."-New
berne IN. c. Republican.
How absurd. He only limited at the pro-
priety of Putting a head on him RuaL
Paper.
Still incorrect. Beecher in his customary
bland manner only suggested, "Get the old
seeds head into Chancery, and punish him
everlastlngly. '-Ey.
Curious that there should be so much blum
dering about matter SO small. The fan
guage of Beecher is always refined and ele-
gant-often tigurativc. His exact words on
the above occasion were: Fan his posterlors
with a pair of No. 10 boots"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-07-22

The Welsh have saying that if woman
were as quick with her feet as with her
tongue she would catch lightning enough to
kndle the fire in the morning.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-07-22

II. c., OF the TrD,n.e, reprints the follow
ing, which he says Is a"silly lie y
- prominent farmer in Dodge Co., Wis
consin wrote to Horace Greedy, "a few days
since, to ask if the wash from hog pens was
good to put on young beets. The phioso.
pher replied he had tried it once or twice,
but did not like it-prcferring cider vinegar
He said when lie lived in Chatauqua county
he was no, particular, but OF late, since he
had got oTt a book on farming, his lines had
been cast IN more pleasant places
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julyi-6w

NOTlCEI.-tsrArEo OF MICHAKL BUDp. DRcEAsRD.-
~ Notice is hereby given: that the Undersigned Admins
Of La Sale and State OF Illinois deceased viii appear be
being the 2ls day of August 1871 at the Court House In
Ottawa in said county, when and where oil persons having
ard present the same in writing for adjustment.
Dated this 18th day Of June A. d. 1871.
WILLIAM NJ. REED.
)un24bw Administrator.
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NO,TICIc.-EsrATE or JOHN J. KERNAr, DEc'p-
Notice hereby given that the undersigned executor
Of the last will and testament John Herman late of the
county OLA Sale and state Of Illinois, deceased will appear
before the County Court Of said county the third Monday
being the 2st day. OF August the Court House in
said county when and where sill having claims
demands against said estate notified
sent the same in writing for adjustment.
Dated this 2Sth day Of June A. D. ISL.
WILLIAM SLY,
1uyl-bw Executor
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-07-22

THE WRoNG PLACE-An attendant at
Mount Vernon not long since found lady
weeping most bitterly, and audibly, with her
handkerchief at her eyes He stepped up to
her and said
'Are you in trouble, Madam -
'NO, sir :" she sobbed.
II saw you weeping"
"Ah,' SAID she, chow can one help weeping
at the grave Of =. her of his Country y
"Oh, indeed, II ..-. said he, that's it,
The tombs over .onder, This is the zee.
house"
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Geal EStatr.

- I;AlL ESTATE FOR SALE.-I wish
TO sell the following real estate and will do
able terms: Lot j. block 81 homestead lot States Add
zion OTTAWA water lots and block So; permanent stone
dock, office. Fairbanks ton scales two large corn cribs
and small warehouse two lots Rarosc Addition near the
Norris homestead and II lots in blocks and Union Add
tion coal under these lots. Apply to J. GRAHAM,
April 29-u Ieddick's Block
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ZINE FARM FOIs SALE.

LNOR SALE.-Ths subscriber offers for SALE on reason.
able terms the following lands Ans lots, ssha,ed
in La Sale county, to Wit:
LANDS.
10 Acres-w1i swl Of f.. Mex Sec. 2, T. s3,R3
80 Aeres-S IN. Of Canal Els MEX Sec. II, T. So R8
80 Acrss-Wl1 Swh Sec. o.. +. 50, RS
100 Acres-Nw% Sec. q T. ~, R.3.
TOWN LOTS
Lots 5. 6, Block 3, States Addition to Ottawa.
Unda Lot II, Block 4. States Adilti,u to Ottnw.
Lots L. IN Block a., States Addition to
Ottawa.
Lots 50. TO- II, ls -, a. a. Block Is, State. Addition
TO Ottawa
Lot 6. Block ~. States Addition to Ottawa
Lot 10, Block 80. Ottawa Centre.
The above will bs sold for par. cash down. and the residue
time to snit purchasers Fsr further particulars appy
Albert r Dow, Canal ONCE, Ottawa. Try
0ttaws, May l6, lS6S-tf r. T. GOODEIL
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NIAS'IEsk'S "a J.. E..-Noucs Is Hereby given.
" That by virtue " decree made ana entered OF record
by the County Court OF La sale county, OF Illinois,
the March term Of said y. ISL IN cause
then pending in said court the chanc-ry side hereof
ncEa and fredeks kwasnicks his Wife we're defendants
sha OF Sa!urua., 'ne lnh uAy OF July l at
sale at the south door OF the County Court House Ottawa
In said county. Al public auction and wi then sell TO the
hghes; bidder h following property being
ordered by said decree TO be sold that Is 10 say:
That portion the west half OF lot number four a.
number twenty in the Original Town of Ottawa In the
county OF La Sale and state OF Illinois, lying Court:
ney strset.
TERMS OF SALR.-Cash. GEORGE N. LELAND,
Master in Chsncery.
BRUSH & BUTLER, S"o"'i''s oo' fs' juyi4
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CHERRIES SALE by virtue Of an execute on
- and fee bill issued out OF the clerks office OF tie Circuit
Court of La sale county and state OF Illinois, and 10
rsctet whereby am commanded 70 make the amour, Of
favor OF George Gallup and Rnsdo Gallup, Of the
lands tenenen goods and chates Of the sai ure Chase
have levied on the following property, TO wit:
Lots numbers - - 80 81 and 81. In block numb
Stne't Addition 10 Ottawa, La Sale county Illinois.
Therefore according 10 said command shall expose for
sale at public auction. oil the right title and interest OF
above named Darfee Chase In and the above described
property on Wednesday, the ID day OF August ISL
O'Clock AT the south door Of the county
OTTAWA, Illinois
Dated ., Ottawa this s;h day OF July A.. d. 1871.
DANIEL BLAKE
sheriff OF La Sale County.
BY GEO W. W. BLAME, Chief Deputy. julyl5-3w
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legal.

SHERIFF''S "a l. E. BY virtue OF an xecuton
- and fee bill issued the clerks office OF the county
court OF La Sale county and state of Illinois and d.
reced whereby am commanded to make the amount of
certain judgment recently obtained against Cypan Morgan
In favor Of Justin W. Preston OF lands tenements
goods and chatte OF the said Cyprsn Morgan have levied
on the following property, TO wit:
Lots Is and Is in block number g. In Original Town of
MarSeilles In the county Of La sale Illinois
Therefore, according to said command, shall expose
sale, az public auction. all the right tte snc the
above named yprsn Morgan in and the described
property on Wednesday the ID day OF August ISL
O'Clock al the south door Of the County Court House
Ottawa, his.
Dated at Ottawa this 10Th day OF July A. D. 1871.
DANIEL BLAKE,
Sheriff OF La Sale County.
By GEO. W. W. BLAKE. Chief Deputy. iuyli-3w
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-22

FOUND.-On the lower Genoa road
near Penrod's ranch, a pair o! silver,
trimmed Spectacle>, in ii tin case, suited
to an elderly person. Can be had on
application at this office by proving
ownership.
RCNAwAY.-Dyer's stage team, with
a new driver, rrn away from the
Ormsby House last evening, with
sever passengers inside, but was
brought up all right after running
two blocks.
FAST HORSE SoLD.-Theodore Win
ters last night sold the fast running
bay stallion Bots dare, by Norfolk
out Of Liberty, to z. Hal. Clayton,
Esq, of Douglas county.
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RAFFLE.-Frank Hall, at Moore &
Parker's Saloon, has a miniature shiI
to be ratified for which is valued at
$50. The vessel was built and rugged
by Charles Harrison, of Empire. The
hull is a splendid model of naval archi-
lecture. the deck houses are perfect,
and the rigging surpasSes anything OF
he kind We have ever Seen-nOthIng
is wanting that the most critical nauti-
cal eve would call for. As a specimen
of art nothing more beautiful was ever
gotten up. Go and see it.
IL TowN.-The agricultural poet
local of the Gold Hill News l-Alf.
Doten) arrived in this city yesterday
at noon. Sheriff Swift appointed two
new deputies last might. DOten Will
20 back to slippery Gulch to-day.
This is the second time Aft. has eYer
been away from home. lie has now
seen the five principal places III the
State-car>On, Como, Dayton, Virginia
and Gold Hill.
Mem PAPERs.-John &. Fox, news
dealer and stationer, has kindly laid
on our table Peterson's Magazine for
November, The Lady's Friend, Co
dey's, Halls Journal of Health, and
the following pictoriaIs: National po-
lice Gazette. Days Doings. illustrated
Police News, New York Clipper, New
Varieties, Harper's Weekly, and Les
lies illustrated.
MILIGEERY GooDS.-Mrs. w. Beck.
second door south of the Penrod
House, is selling millinery goods,
ladies' and chIldren's Winter shoes.
etc, cheaper thar they can be bought
at any other house in the city. Il She
wants to close out her business. Ladies
would do well to call, see and price
her goods.
TANE>.-Countv Treasurer Mason
gives notice that all State and county
taxes for the current year are nov due
and payable at his office. Ten per
Will be added to all taxes unpaid
at the close of business on the 2Vth
proXimO.
RELIGIOUS.-There Will be preach
ing in the Presbyterian church, to-day,
at II q. m. and -. p. m. Subject for
the evening: The Chicago Calamity,
the lesson for business men," All are
to attend.
STATE LAND.-William Cusick, of
Humboldt county, yesterday paid into
the State Treasury SI20 III currency, in
part payment for 30 acres of double
minimum or railroad land.
DANCE AT EMPIRE.-The jolly people
Of Empire City will indulge in a social
hop, at Bright * Davis Hall, on Tues
day evening next.
No STRENGTHENING to the absence
IF Rev. Father Toriney. there will be
no service at the Catholic Church to-
lay.
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ST. cHARLEs-GEokaE ruFLY, PROPRIETOR.


EPISCOPAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at IL at
H., and 7:3U p. III. sunday School III l2ia
o'clork. Lecture every Friday evening
AT 80.
PRESBITERIAS CHCRCH.-Preaching at
II a. IN. and ~ p. III. sabbath School at
~ p. IN.
METHODIST CHURCH-Rcv. 4. y. Fisher
Pastor. Preaching at IL a. IN, and : p. IN.
sunday school at y III. seats tree.
j.. ID. S.-The Recognized Church of
Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints will
hold service at the Stone school House
this evening at o'clock.
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DOuble-team Race.


The regular race for the day was for
double-team trotters, best two in three.
for Il purse Of $3.50. NJ Been named
Anna Hatch and mate, l.. T. Fox
named Jim Cook and Jake Bronson,
and ii. w. Putnam named Gun Tail
and Reindeer. The first named team
was Withdrawn, and The race was be-
tween Cook X Bronson and Gun Tail
X Reindeer. Dan. Dennison, weight
l52 pounds, drove the latter the first
two heats, and vas then removed by
the Judges, who substituted Matt.
Been. Jake Winnie, weight 1927
pounds, drove Cook IL Bronson the
first heat, and gave way to Frank
Malone for the second and third heats.
Cook and Bronson Won the inside, and
at 1877 p. m the cams got an even
start Tor the
FIRST HEAT
Gun Tail and Reindeer ran and took
the track oil the first turn, and opened
Il gap Of two lengths to the first quar-
ter, but lost ground to the first half.
From the half to the three-quarter
pole Cook and Bronson gained and
came close up, but lost again on the
mum IItlcIl-'uH ldll ana htl1lleeF
winning the heat by forty feet in 3:l9.
SECOND HEAT
The losers were still the favorites in
the pools, and chance dealers were
suspicious Of a Job" At 2:GS the
am got an even start for the second
heat and trotted abreast to the first
quarter. Then Cook and Bronson
took the track and gained steadily to
the half mile pole, which was reached
i'll 1:51i.. The teams trotted the third
quarter very evenly, but on the home
quarter Cook and Bronson opened the
gap behind them and anne out 20 feet
ahead, in 800.
THIRD HEAT.
After the second heat the Judges or
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dered Dennisen down, and substituted

dered Dennisen down, and substituted
Matt. Been as driver. At 2:e the
teams were sent off in fine style, Gun
Tail and Reindeer being about a neck
ahead. AT the first turn Cook and
Bronson took the lead and maintained
it throughout, but between the half
and thr~ee-quarter poles Gun Tail and
Reindeer broke up and gained a little.
Cook and Bronson, however, came in
fifty fee ahead, winning the heat, race
and money, in 3:ll4.
SUMMARY.
L. T. Fox, Cook 4 Bronson...-.".-...2 ! |
II. W. Putnam, Gun Tail K Reindecr.l > ,
Time: 3:l9-3:U9-3:ll34.
OTHES RACES.
In the forenoon. and before the
horse racing commenced, a purse was
made up torasweepstake race between
bows, free for all. single dash of n
mile. There were nine entrances,
but we only take the names OF the
w%innerand one not distanced. Joseph
NcNallv won the race and money an
seven minutes, Berthe Crawford close
after him at the outcome.
After the Jockey Club announced
the Fall Meeting adjourned, 4 halt
mile race was made up between l..
Wentworth's q. Silver Gray OF Nir-
ginia and the ;. m. Chambcrunaid of
silver City. The gray won the race
in 51@.
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METEOROLOGICAL.

Thermonetrical observations, made from
Su'clock q. an. 10 Il O'Clock p. m. by X.
c. Guirado, druggist, etc, No. >. South
Carson street:
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CARSON CITY JOCKEY CLUB.
FALL NEETING-FIFTH DAY.
SATURDAY, October p, ISL.

This, the closing day of the success
ful Fall meeting of the Carson City
Jockey Club oIened fair, with a light
breeze from the east. The attendance
was not A. large as might have been
expected, ard the betting or p0ol sell
ing was not a, brisk as on some of the
preceding days. The unfinished trot-
ting race of Yesterday was first i'll or
der-May Woodruff having two heats,
Dick Taylor two, and Pincers Gne
The race was for trOtters, best
three in five. free for all beaten
horses, for the prOprietor's parse
of $50, with 50 entrance fee
added. For this race J. z. Winnie
named b. m. May Woodruff. ban.
DennisOn, driver, weight I5i pounG>:
\. LongIey named =. =. Dick Taylor.
Peter Goodhue driver. weight l63
pounds: and j. ". Hemenway named
b.. Q. Pincers. IIcmenway driver,
weight 10. The officers We're the
same As Yesterday for the first race;
there being some changes made for
The second race.
OFFICERS OF THE DAY.
Judge>-W. +. Wilson, ;. II. Day,
of Carson, Z. II. Clayton, OF Douglas.
Starter-p. II. Clayton, of Douglas
county.
Timers. II. Day and Jerry school
ing. of Carson.
Distance Judge-Capt.J Mart Reese
of Carson.
Patrol JuIges-Captain Il. Fred.
Brooks, Captain {. \. Witherell. of
Carson. John Rirhey, of Empire, w.
NJ. Little. OF Orm>hN county.
Stewards Of the Track-Br. Fred.
GIynn, OF Carson, James Sackett, of
lacks Valley, Lutte Oids, of Douglas.
eINrH HEAT.
The horses ma lie seventeen scores,
before a start WAS had. On the .eigh-
teenth trial, at I2:56, the horses got a
good start. Taylor having half a neck
ahead, May Woodruff and PIncers
being abreast. soon after passing
the stand May Woodruff broke into a
run, took the lead and cut to the pole
short in front Of Taylor, p~ercepiibly
diminishing his speed. Taylor was
refined out, broke tor a few steps and
lost a little, but, on getting down TO a
trot, gained down to a halt, when he
again broke and lo>t-Pincers being
far behind. Coming down TO a trot
again, Taylor gained rapidly i'll the
third quarter. and at the three quarter
pole was dead abreast with Woodruff.
Passing to the home stretch Tavlor
again broke and lost the heat, May
Woodruff winning the heat, race and
money III 3:Ol ,.
SUMMARY.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-11-22

GENERAL Term OF SUPREME CoURT.-The
session closed on Friday last. In the fore
noon the Judges gave opinions in such of the
cases as they had fully determined. The
decision of the lower courts in the following
cases We're affirmed
From Orleans County, McClary Tow OF
Lowell. From Washington County Jones v
Waterbury Brown Avery; Scott Cabot.
The decision Of the lower courts in the
following cases were reversed:
From Chittenden County, briggs Burton
From Windsor County, Tilden Miner
Smith and Moriatty. From Caledonia County,
Moore Quint Bean Hill and wife St.
Johnsbury Goodenough From Washing
ton County, Batchelder Kinney.
The following cases are still with court
From Chttenden County, Edmunds and
Cheever Noyes and Fletcher From Rut-
land County, Bucklin V Sudbury From
Windham County, Plimpton Converse
Chase and wife GaIpin and wife From
Caledonia County, Holton Crandall and
others From Washington County, Miner '
National Bank Of Bellows Falls and others :
j. \. Wing Hall u Darling.
The Franklin County bonding case Of 4. 0.
Adds and others g. NJ Hall and others
was dismissed, Judge Barrett dissenting.
The Orleans County case of Smith Hall
was continued.