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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-16


CHARlEs READ SEPTEMBER Term, Is7I
& joan B. WARREN.
VA HEREAS Charles Russell OF Burlington, in
w said County, at the Term Of Chittenden
County Court, held at Burlington in said County.
On the fourth Tuesday in september, 1871, entered
his suit against Ransom S. head. Charles r. keas
and John B. Warren, all # Fsirfe in the County
Of Franklin in the State OF Vermont, declaring
upon a certain pr0miss9ry no'e in VT ting, bearing
date the 2uth Gay Of April, 1861 signed BY said de-
PENDANTS, thereby jointly and severally promising
10 pay one All ed BroOkes or order the SUM Of Two
thousand dollars on demand with interest pa able
semi Annually and fdr her declaring that sad
Alfred BroOkes afterwards, the 3ist day Of Aug
ust, 1871. endorsed AMI delivered said note 10
Charles Russell, the Plaintiff, and demanding in
dana Ses three thousand dollars. And atithe Term
Aforesaid, il not appearing 20 said Court that the
said John warren has had personal notice Of this
suit it lie ordered by the Court that the sait John
b Warrea be notified OF TIE pendeucy Of this suit,
and 10 appear before the Chittsnden County Court,
on the first day Of the Term thereof next 70 be
holden at Burlington in said Chittendel County.
on the first Tuesday April, ls7@, and make De
Tense If any he may have thereto, BY publishing
this order containing statement Of the substance
Of the writ and declaration in this suit, in the Bur
nngton Free Press, newspaper printed in buriins-
ton, in Chittenden County, three weess successive
~, the last OF which publications shall be at least
twenty day previous 70 the Term last Aforesaid
Given under my hand Al Burlington, the 18th
day Of January, l-72
CHAs. RUSSELL, Atty. Prose. 72W3w
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Tae RE. Press thinks The Green Mountains
sl1uli he tte dividing line bet~een the two con-
gretsioasl districts of Vermont. The Herald
hasn't made up it, mind yet, which WAY it will
&, and thinks the time hasn't come to discuss
IT, Tue Indcpr13eat in It's Issue Of Dee. .,
1871, expressed itself in favor Of making the
dividing line run els- SGi west.-Rlii11l IN
iepsnlsri.
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5iew Advertisements.
NEW HAMPTON INsrIrrrioN

NEW II a hPIOE lHsItIt AdON.
S,PRING TERN FEGfNS MARCH eth. Excsll-
y ent advantages in Mus and Painting Four
Courses OF Study. stu1ents may board In the f4mi-
" Of the Principal. ceif bOarders a commcdated in
the village Address.
REV. Z. B. BARKER,
Feb li-v2W Fairfax, Vt.
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WARNING.

THE Legal Voters CT the City Of Burlington are
are hereby warned to meet at the City Hall,
in said City, on Tuesday, the 5th day of March.
A. ID. 1872. at 10 O'Clock am, for the following pur
poses, viz.
ist. To choose a moderator to prezde at said
meeting.
2nd To vote for County Commissioner
City Of Burlington, FEB. Is, 1872
L-C. DODGE. Mayor.
Fab t5-dkvlSk
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STATE OF VERMONT, } The Hon. the Probate
DISTRICT or cHITrESDES, Of bit,sr eg
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NAruAN MoREUoUsE,s ESTATE

I'HE Subscribers, having been appointed by the
Honorable Pronats Court for the District Of Grand
Isle, Commissioners TO receive examine and adjust al
claims and demands Of all persons against the
Estate Of Nathan M0rehouse, late Of AinUrsh, in
said District, deceased and all claims and demands
exhibited in Offset thereto, do HEREBY give notice
that six months from the ~ III day OF Dec. A. D.
ISL being allowed by said Court the creditors OF
said deceased 10 exhibit and prove their respective
claims before Us, ana that viii attend 70 the du
ties Of our appointment at the dwelling house of
George =. Sweet in Aluurgh in said District. on
the 2lt day Of June next at nine O'Clock in The Fore
noon.
JOSIAH JOSIAH B & sxSSJ Commissioners
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The young gentlemen who recently took the
school census in THE city, hsl some funny ex-
perienoes. One Of them, At a house in the
North Ward, received the following information
from bright, fua loving young lady, who sn-
sWered his call Al the door In answer to the
usual question whether there had been any
births in the family since the lAtt school census
Ehe replied So The occupants of this house are
three old msiis. two Of them sick, and a tom
cat; don't you think the prospect pretty poor -
The young man blushed. and Left
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Che cmarkets.
""terto"n Union Live stock Market
FOE TEE w2rK ENDING TUESDAY. Feb. 10, 1872.
AMOUNT OF LIVE STOCK AT MARKET.

This week, 4lO 5s53 9''"''
Last week, So 4if6
Vermont, ia es3
Prices OF Market Beef-A few choice 80 I23al02j
extra, s. p q - first Quality, s. . a. on Sec
ono quality, Il . n O0 third quality, 81 75G rs
$50 500 SIPS to s90.
Mich Cows and Calves, from $50 "a Co; extra, ss5
Farrow Cows, Sl2825
Yearlings s. a l6i Two years ola sl2425. Three
western TAT swine-Live, none.
Store Hogs Wholesale, none
Prices OF sheep ana Lambs-In lots, s. 90. $3.50.
81 o. - : and 8 each. Extra g 30 ~ Is, or from
TO s cPb.
Spring Lambs 81 O1D SIS.
Prices Of hides. rallow and s-Brighton Hides
5;ggl h Tall1w, 5lG6s Pm, Country Hides
stdstcFh Tallow, 515lc q ID Pelts a. O08
70; Calf skins, o Dlsc 2 b.
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Aanhrupt AOtites.

IN BANKRUPTCY.-Dis District Of Vermont, sat
| RUTLAND, the 2d day Of February, A. D. 1872.
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of his appoint
ment as Assignee Of sidney X. hshmon Rose Ash
mon his vile Of Rutlsn1 in the County Of Rutland.
and state Of Vermont within said District, who has
been sdJudged Bankrupt upon his own petition
by the District Court of said District
33e3T J. E5ERTJN, Assignee.
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MINISTERIAL STATISTICS OF l3i Cougregs-
tonal Ministers in Vermont, who have resolved
a collegiate asd theological education. % are
graduates of the University Of Vermont % Of
Aliidebury College - Of Dartmouth Is of
Amherst l. Of Yale s Of Williams Of
Union, snd FROM ! to Z in half dozen or more
other colleges. or the number 60 were edu-
Gated at Andovar. % at Bangor, / al Union. Q
al Auburn and the remainder at other theological
reminsries TIE average CT their salaries is
sos "a receiving 81 900 or over.
TIE OVEN. james Degree Of Hinesburgh haa
taken out patent for &c tire oven " an ar
rsugement for heating tires more easily,
thoroughly snd quickly than by the old method
He claims inst by this invention, the blacksmith
Is enabled to heat tire in three minutes with
very little fuel Smith & Dagley s-e using one
Of the ovens, and visit to it will well repay those
who are interested in that line Of business. The
invention locks to Us capable Of doing all tbst is
claimed ofi', and proving blessing to black
smiths
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-16

DAylights heightened hours sre fairly to
be seen there days.
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Addisoa County Temperance Society meets at
Midilebury, February 2lst
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The arrangement of such sensitive and delicate
organs the kidney and bladder must be approach
ed with tenderness and the test surest and safest
medic ne is without doubt SzoLASDER's BUcHu.
t soothing. healing and strengthening. Il is also
a special remedy Tor mental and physical debility,
diabetes gravel loss OF vitality retention or inc n
unence Of urine female irregu4 critics, and all de-
nilitatng nervous malaiies It acts az once on the
nervous structure, and is positive cure FOR the a
hove diseases N-deOd&wlt.
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-FA1ta AAANAtHff WIN .hhA%aA i@hfN4'--
How common is the announcement. Thousands
are suddenly swept into eternity BY this fsta mai
ANY. his disease generally has is origin In I'M
pure blood ille1 with irritating. poisonous mater
ials which circulating through the heart irrltates
its delicate tissues. Though the irritation may az
first he only slight producing little paipitauon
or irregu action. yet by and by the disease be-
comes drnly seated. and iUlamltioE, or hypcrt-o
ply or thickning Of the lining membrane or Of the
valves, is produced. How wise 20 give early atten-
ton TO o ease Of this kind. Unnatural throboius or
pain the region ofthe heart should admonish one
that all is not right, and II you would presere 10
from further disease, you must help it 20 teat
RIGHTLY by tho use Of such remedy as shall remove
the cause Of the trouble Use DR.. Peroe's Golden
Medical Discovery before the disease has become
too seated and 1t will, by its great blood purif ins
and wonderful regulating properties effect perfect
cure Il contains medicinal properties whichact spe
cfcally upO the tissues Of the heart. bringing
about healthy action. Sold by all first class
Druggists jiW tsatlt-''i.
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COLOyEL SMITHS, EsT.TE.

n
STATE OF VERMONT, , The Hon. the Probate
rrs,v.-, M, ,,,r--,,7,,, a. Court for the District
To the heirs AID al persons interested in the
estate Of Colonel Smith, late Of Burlia gton.
in said District deceased,
GREETING
w HEREAS, application hath been made to this
w Court, in writing, by the Administrator Of
said estate praying for license and authority to
sell the real estate Of said deceased, % 2i4o shares
Of the Bank st9cs and certain promssory notes. for
the payment OF lezaciss ana charges OF adminlstrs
ton, and setting forth therein the necessity such
sale, and the situation II the real and personal
estate.
WHEREUP1N, the said Court appointed and as
signed the Z3;h day o. February, A D. iss2. at the
Probate Court Rooms, In said District, 10 hear
and decide upon said application, and ordered
that public notice thereof be given 20 all persons
interested therein, by publishing this order To-
gether with the tine and place Of hearing three
weeks successfully, in the Burlington Free Press"
newspaper which circulates in the neghborhOOd Of
those persons interested in sad estate all which
pu locations -usll be previous 70 the day assigned
Tor hearing
Therefore You are hereby notified 70 appear before
sad Court al the time and place assigned, then ant
there in SAID Court. 10 give bonds the reefs,
Tor the payment OF he debts and charges OF admin
istraton and make your objections TO thu
granting such license. If you cause.
Given under my hand, al the Probate Court Rooms
this , / day Of February, A. d. lS12.
7. E. WALES, Judge.
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SAD PRoyDEScE-A week OF two since We
announced tina. the Colby Brothers If Water
bury hsi determined to remove their extensive
Clothes wrnger business to Reading, Michigan.
We now learn that George Kinney. from the
last mentioned place, Was at Waterbury last
week, arranging IN reference to the transfer Of
the business, and that on Saturday Gi,eT the bus-
ness hsi been completed, he Was taken suddenly
sick with erysipelss, and died on Moniay even
ing His body has been forwarded 20 his home
in Michigan
LEAP YE.R-The young gentlemen who
possess sufficient attractions to make thsr COM
pAuy desirable to the fair sax, and who thereby
occurred an invitation to the leap year ride Fri
day evening, report that they hsi s. no end Of
good time. Everything WEI planned ard OK
eouted by the young ladies ia the most approved
style, and one would have thought they had been
usel to that sort Of thing all their lives. They
80 tucked up" their delicate companions nicely
in the warm robes; watched over them carefully,
not forgetting The port prsniial cigar, and. gen
orally, came cut OF their venture with flying
c0lOrs
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Average temperature Of the week, 49, o3S
Of same week February 1871, s.oll. Barometer
mean he ght, 29.773. Snow inches
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te1,s- r--es FL ,r,tt.71f i,is.est B,ysH.s IN 20
maud and -e ,,.i IN 10 taris ,- ri- s,--',,.-+
ofIsif, .lanca. s-i f'r nd IN, .-+ ir- -r. $50
1880, --,s.,.5..- ,,.i ..r- So, -
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1,t J.-u,-. i-,,,-,st
COVE lNsfFNIS s.rar-a-i lii.-t.r ON tha f,rr
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xepal gutirss.
ANGELrNE PAROpY,s ESTATE.

ANdELINE FAHUDfS ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT, The Hon. the Pro-
DISTRICT OF earrESDES ase CSuS iol me DIS
To all persons interested in the estate Of An cline
Parody, late Of Burlington, in said District de-
seassd,
- GREETING.
WHEREAS, said Court has assigned the lJth aay
w Of March, next for the settlement Of the
administration account OF the administrator with
the will annexed Of the estate OF Angeine P.rodys
deceased, and ordered that public notice taereofb
given TO all persons interested in said estate by
publishing this order three weeks successfully pre-
ylou5 TO the day assigned. in The Burlington
Weekly Free Press printed in Burlington, in sad
DistTi-t.
THEREFORE,, you are hereby notified to appear at
the Probate Court rooms IN Burlington, on the day
assigned then and there to contest the allowance Of
said aecc :nt, and said decree, If you see cause
Given under my hand, this 18Th day Of February
A ID. lS72
T. E. WALES, Judge
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The share capital Of the Vermont Central IL
$1,000, 900, funded debt outstanding, So
100000.
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II you don't want TO hs two or three weeks in
getting rid Of that cold try Weeks Magic Com
pound. 1t will cure it in as many days. 3i-wlt
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Art J. This Association shah be called tho
Chittsuden County Temperance society.
Art. The officers shall be a President, q Wee
President ior each town in tie county, secretary
"A Financial Secretary. Treasurer and an AUDITOR.
al Of whom shall lex odco)cousti;ute an Executive
Commute.
Art 3.-sec. ,. The President shall preside al all
meetings, hut N his absence the Vice President be
order OF seniority.
Sec. D The Secretary shall keep a record Of the
sec B. The Financial Secretary shall receive all
monies keep account OF tho same, and i0rthw "a
nay them over g. the Treasurer.
sec 4 The Treasurer shall safely keep all money
belonging TO the Society, and pay out the same
upon ths written orders Of the Executive Com
mittee.
see. s. The Auditor shall have access to The books
Of the Financial Secretary and Treasurer and ap
prove the accounts Of the same and report.
sec G. The Executive Committee shall provide q
Fuitable place Tor meeting provide speakers when
] deemed necessary call all meetings what they
may deem sufficient notice by publishing the ssme
/ in the FREE Pass and TINES, and also in any
temperance paper printed in the State They shall
expend any surplus money, after defrayin= ex-
penses each ear, Tor temperance literature, mostly
the National Temperance SOCiety's publications, 10
be fairly distributed through the county, and after
each member is furnished with copy Of the Con
stituticn and certificate Of membership.
Art. l. Any lazy or gentleman having signed the
pledge Of tins OF some local society, may become
member Of this society on payment Of fifty cents,
membership fee. and may Continue such, having
kept the pledge, by an annual payment Of fifty
cents, and being Of legal age shall have vote and
be eligable TO oiice.
Art 8 The regular annual meetings for hearing
REPORTS of officers elestion Of officers and securing
The nomination Of County Commissioner, shal BE-
held on or before the last Wednesday February of
each year, and which. II not called by the Execu-
tive Committee before the middle Of the month, il
may be called by five or more members Of the
society. Special meetings may he called By the
Executive Committee when they deem them neces
sary.
Art G. All officers may be elected by plurality
vote and shall hold ofss until their SUCCESSORS are
chosen ~,
Art = This Constitution may be altered or
smended by a tvo-thirds vote Of the mem ers pre-
sent AZ any regular meeting, said alterations having
been submitted in writing al a me5ting prev ious.
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Yovvs HEADS on OLD sHaULDERs.-Tae youth
o. thc hair in other words. It's original color bril-
liancy, laxuriaace AID elasuci y, may be per-
maneut!y preserved by the use Of PHALoN's HAIR
Isy.G0RAroE. Thus the oldest vetran may always
wear young head on his shoulders, and every
head be protected against the decay or loss offs
natural covering. Sold by al Druggists
Fec l5-d50u9Wlt
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DEAR sIP,-In reply 90 yuur note q tie 18th inst.,
FIGURING concerning tho skin and competency of ur
By den a. veterinary surgeon, eli seri ully state
that In my opinion he has 100 equal 20 his PROBE.
sion At any rate. have never met or cunpersed
with veterinary eur 5e1n who IS, in opinion, so
competent & treat hu-ses lu all their diseases aud
ailments and Il tie Nerm ~ Horse Stock 60 can
secure his services J think theg Will be very trtu
nate. ! m,fel wogi4 che-ruIy pay him tlree
times rs much as ] wou any other veterinary
surgeon that have ever employed. il I COZ not
secure bis services otherwise.
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For the free Pres AID Times.
Proposed Articles

or AGRzENEST, on WHICH To FORI TM
cHITrENDEy COUNTY TEMPERANCE SOCIETY,".
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hereby solenly promise TO abstain from the use
cf all intoxicating liquors as a beverage.
Any suggestion will be thankfully received.
j. r. FORREST.
Winooski, Feb. 1872.
This is my last communication On this Sub
ject
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-05
Tho Horse Disease,

!" Philadelphia the horse disease appears to
nave grown much worse within the last two
Gays The per centage Of horses totally unfit
Tor any work has alarmingly increased. Yes
!er!ay travel was entirely suspended on the
Union Passenger, Second and Third. Fifth and
Sixth and Twelfth and Sixteenth Street Rail
ways. and partly suspended on most of the other
lines 80 far few deaths have occurred. In
New York city the pest continues to abate. but il
Is stated: with "a disagreeable characteristic in
the number OF dead horses in the streets" In
Washington, Baltimore, Chicago, Cleveland and
Norfolk the disease is apparently at its height,
with the usual results in suspension Of street cars
and interruption to business. A number of
deaths were reported in Chicago. yesterday. The
disease has appeared at Goldsboro, n. C,
and Charleston, >. O., spreading rapidly in the
latter city.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-05
THE FIRST GUN FOR GREELEY.
LOUISIANA ELECTION.

Al, NEW ORLEANS. November 4-The election
tnaioughout the State passed off quietly. No
omcial returns have been received.
The Democratic State Central Comm;tto.
G1aa% nm the state by city by 700 to
has gone for Greeley and Brown hw ~ "oo
majority, and claims three and probably four
Ssfag SSofngaessmen. II vii! probably be several days
result. W Blu" t"e
me Bee expresses the opinion that Greelev
an anu nrown aud the State ticket have carried
the city by at leas. 90 or 10, 900 ma jorty ar
thaI ~ the Fusion StaLe ticket has been elected
me i!cayune says the entire vote of the
ratlsIi OF Orleans polled to-day is SO. .sol. The
majority for the Liberal Democratic Fusion
ticKet IS estimated at 12, 900. The State Fusion
ticket Is probably elected. "''o''
1T Inc Times estimates the number of votes
eass % ~ tnls city at 10000; majority for Greeley
Inc Liberal State Committee claim heavy
f.n Sa.ns IN the interior, and believe the candi-
aates Will come to the city about even. leaving
them a clear majority of i2, 900 in the State
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-05
The w"vning has been al.edca

''ice inc exposure OF the attempts made by certain
inscriptions local dealers to palm Of their coarse
astr'ngents- made from cheap and impure material.
in the place of the great national tonic Host.tter,
stomach Bittcr'. public opinion has set strongly
against these empires and their preparations Wben
the light j. let into deception il soon willis down
Persons who trihc with their own health bv main.
unkn"wn preparations. wi tn guarantee to sustain
them. when an established specific proven by fwsn
~ years experience to be exactly what il ia claimel
To De, Is WITHIN their reach, sure to repent their
ieinerity. Many have done in this instance, but
s m4pe ,hat me truth plainly spoken has arrested
.hc eVil, IN the meantime the demand for the eaI
ing protective and restorative medicine of America
was never so great as it has been this season From
n he 'svsf ana nSHs districts Of the west south west
be sad OF the advees from all parts Of tho country ~
.he cures lt Is enectlng in dyspepsia. bilious com
plants anu chrome constipation that their name ia
legion. i, Everywhere the sick and feeble seem to
nave realized the Importance of holding fast thai
dangerous. ~ 40 ''~'ous anu
The numerous Bit;crs" under yarious n,mos
Which mercenary dealers endeavor to substitute lar
ii"stetters stomach Ri,ters. should be avoided for
her own sake by the sick and the public at large.
anil never sold in bulk =" '''''e' o'''
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-05

"os'SsrEIS AND DWIENIAwsKI-TheB Baltimore
oasess' OF Monday refers to these two remark kable
men IN long article. from which we make the
following sxtract: '"'
.nd :, Ssc ike the poetry Of Shelley, Of Keats
.aa Edgar Poe; there is the cast of heart.s,cks
Sin:.a sGoGt !. IT. ps.h,p: Of too Ku-
somsth;,n ~ neatniui, 70 strong. that We lose
f;sIs "a. ;nso-s Q. TINS. Indeed, poor Gottschalk, so
'ss Inferior a. he was to him in other resnscts'
''SW:a W;s. 20 US better interpreter Of Chopin.
=. w~'enlawski also gained upon the public favor
S;n ne vent on. The almost universal verdict puts
to Ois Rni rg W.. v,ollnlsts. We prefer him vastly
Ty .ny OF these great artists to contrast than ~.
W;aa;. gteat IN his own way; but in one respect
wien,awski is superior to them ali Ha pVUe IL tha
most elegant most finished. A'0 40 '''e
night at the sa,s ior the here to-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-05
Arrest Of Woodruff and c,anin.

New York, Nov. 1, lS72.-Mrs Woodruff and
Miss Claflln spent quiet day In their enforced
retirement, i'll Ludlow street Jail, yesterday 1t is
not the custom of the warden to admit visitors to
the prisoners On Sunday, but these two persons
were informed that their friends would be allow
ed to see them. Several prominent residents of
the city called and rendered their sympathies tc
the prisoners. They expect that, at the examina.
tion to-day. the liberty of the press will be dis.
cussed at length. They maintain that their arti.
Gle is more obscene than what is printed in the
local papers every day and week. They were very
comfortable in their cell lodgings, and have every
hope that they will be promptly acquitted to-day
William A. Smith. the publisher Of Woodruff 4
Clafin's Weekly, who was committed with Colo
mel Blood on Saturday, gave hail in the sum of
$4,000 yesterday, and was released.