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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-13

COLCHESTER A. o Hood, Homer Porter
Timothy Sibley. John " Crockett. j. b. Small,
II. lIine, La I;obnson, \. Austin, T s
Brownel. \ c Ballard, Samuel Thompson, W.
W Dutton.
EssEx.-DAniel Morgan, 7. W Il Nichol.
F. W. Joyncr. Amos Hobart. \. b Halbert, b,
A teyens. II. n. Tracy. r. c. William, L G.
Butler, \. D. Rood
BoLroE 49, Edwin n Cotton, Truman T.
Church, John Hspgood, c. G " Lsrtia and
A0ircg L Cox.
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IliEIl.

NmTSEr.-At Mallets by, sept nth. ~. A f..
whitney Of La, aged 81 years
BlsHoP.-In Jericho, Sept. llth, at .ho ro.ideuce
Of the late Rufus Bishop, Hannah l.. widow, Of
Rufus Bishop, aged 81 years
sHAw.-In this city, Sept. l0th ol caasump;io1.
serocia n, beloved wife ri Daniel l.. shaw. T.g Of
Milwaukee, Wis, aged % years
CURris In this city, Sept. it'll Of apoploxy. Ms
Sopah b. Curtis, widow of the late Capt tlcsser d
Curtis, Of Hanover >. H. gel s. years.
CyruNG-In this city, Sept. 5.h. Ms. HIATT, ".
W., aged % years.
HARVEY Ia this city, Sept 9Th. Mrs. James
Harvey, aged q years AMI 90 months.
GAILiGHsR--In this ci.l Sept. O.. William oaiia-
cher, ed = yeas.
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FIRE extinguished. Twenty minutes more would
have placed it in condition that would have
been hard to control

DOG.-Judge DoSling of New York said. in .
recent Gaze, that great mistake pervades the
public mind il regard 10 dogs; that, by law,
they are Is much mans property as his horse,
or anything else he owns and, moreover. that
in case of killing dog, unless in selfprOtectiOn,
the party could be made to pay the value of the
dog the same as though il wers a horse
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-13
IN BANKRUPTCY.

Is the District Court Of the United States for ths
District Of Vermont-in the matter of Albert
camp, Bankrupt-ln Bankrup.cy-To the creditors
q siid Bankrupt and all others whom IL may coz
cein The undersi gnsd, assignee of the estate OF
sa Bankrupt, hereby gives notice that ii been
orlered by the District Court Of said District. that
me 7seond and third general meeting Of the credit
~ Of s!id Bankrupt viii 30 held at Newp5rt,
Vti9ans -u1ty. on tho ist day of October. A. ID.
q az ~ o'e.cck A. H., at the Olice Of Hon. John
L, iHafls' Register, FOX the purposes named in tho
IN ana "a Sectiocs Of the Bankrupt Act o.
mar, ~ 80 and this s also to give notice tina.
nave uiea ny iall a-c1unt As assignee Of salt
baLEsupt end tnat at said time and place 1 shall
Apply - sad toirt for settlement Of my said
acc unit and i3r q Iiscaarsc from all liability a.
assiSneo o. said estate 10 accordance with said 2Stl
section.
Dated az stoac, THE -th day Of August, 1872.
A. K. CRAP, Assignee.
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Is VICTORIAN AT the regular meeting Of the
You, Mems Christian Association If Montpel-
Ter, at their rooms, Angus; Goth, committee,
consisting Of A. J Howe, II. C. Lull snd s. s.
Towner, having previously been appointed TO
draft resolutions relative TO the decea,e Of the
late Mr.. Truman Best, the following were pre-
scented, and unanimously adopted.
Resolusd, That in the resent appalling accident
resulting in the sudden death OF Brother Truman
Pest beloved member and officer OF this assOcia-
ton since its organization, recognize one OF the
scrutable, and His Judgments past fading out /;
though not for moment DO our stricken hearts fail
to believe that
Res0.ued, That in the meek and quiet spirit, the
pure heart. the exemplary life, ami the uniform
Christian fidelity Of cur lamented brother, we re-
ceive the most uuwayering assurance that when tho
turbid waters closed over his mortal body. with
faith fast anchored to the Rock Of Ages, he
"Passed over to his rest
The rest OF God"
Rssolusd, Tha: being thus AdmOnished OF the
brevity and uncertainty Of life, and, stimulated BY
tho memory Of our beloved brother, who, being
zeal and faithfulness in the service Of our Divine
Master.
Rssolutd, That the foregoing resolutions DO enter
ed upon the Records Of this association and copy
thereof be sent to the bereayed family of our depart
ell brother with the assurance OF cur deepest sym
patty and condolences.
May the 6Od Of the widow and the ltherlels
cause them ever 10 feel that 'the Eternal Good is
their refuge, and underneath arc the everlasting
arms"
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BURLINGTON AND VICINITY.
Chlttenden County.

Since publishing our table CT county returns,
which had only partial returns from Bolton and
Huntington, we have received the complete vote
Of those towns. The vote of Bolton on Senators
VAS 81 for BigeoE and 81 each for Mason and
Humphrey; for the democratic candidates the
vote wSs - right through. Ga Senators, Hunt
ingion voted l6i for BigeloE, l73 each for Ma
son and Humphrey; - for Francis. II for Gil
let, and IS for Ashley. The rest Of the ticket
stands ; Burnsp liz, ssyles 10, Drew IA,
Wales ia, and the others l73 eAch, to Is or Il
for each Of the democratic candidates. The TO-
tai vote Of the county on Senators is Bigelow
1907, Mason 1896. Humphrey S699-F.nci,
1909, Gille;t 1881, AShley 1928 Majority for
Bigeiow 1923; Tor Mason 1865; for Hum phrey
1874
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PERHAPS MAJORITY FOR GOV
ERNOR, 1890.
THE MASSACHUSETTS, DEMO
CRATIC STATE CONTENTION.
CHARLES SUMNER NOMINATED
FOR GOVERNOR.
THE MAINE ELECTION.

FIGURING UP or THE RESULT.
LEwisToN, Me. Sept. 1.-THE Lewiston Jour
nal publishes returns from $40 towns casting
more than nine-tenths Of the vote Of the stste,
which give Perham l6, $50 m.jority The bal
snce OF the state gave lSl democratic majority
l"t year, snd will not vary probably the repub-
liban majority in the state 100. In 129 repre-
sentative districts heard from, ZIG republicAns
snd Is democrats are elected twenty-five die
trcts are to be heard from
THE voTE FJE MEMBERS OF CONGRESS.
AUGUSTA, Me, Sept. 1.-THE official returns
received up to this evening include something
morr than ninety per cent. Of tbe total vote Of
the State. and the msjorides in the several con-
gressional districts foot up very nearly Sc fol-
lows 10 the fret district. Mr.. Barleigh has
2.l60 majority; in the second, Mr.. FRYE has
3,S09 in the third Mr. Blaine Las 500 ia
the fourth, Mr.. Jersey hss $3.50 in the fifth,
Mr.. Hsle has 900. Thete sggregste msjorities
do not diher materially from Gov. Perham's
msjority. The largest gains arc in the third ami
fifth districts. where sir. Blaine aud Mr. Hsle
have each gained more than 1900 over their ma
jorities in 1870 anil have esch stiaiuel lsryer
miiOri.es than we're given them in the great
CONTEXT Of 1868
OFFICIAL FIGURES PERTAINS MAJORITY H.. 800.
AuOusrA, Maine, Sept 1.-THE daily Kenre-
bee Journal Of tomorrow morning will contain
the following " We present this morning Re
turns, offisill, from 356 cities, towns anl plan
tations The aggregate Tote thrown is lli,lSl
in these towns. sn increase Of II SIS over last
year in the same towns, when the sggrecate wAs
96,3O6. Ofthe ll4,1Si votes. Perh.m receives
65.Sll KimbSr 4s.s7l Perham's msjority
l6,4il. There .re 1T towns and plantations
yet to near from, which threw las: year an az
grega;e vote Of 1883. These towns will BOT
materially change the refuit II the republican
gsni in them sre the same Is in these sire. ly
reported Perhams majority will lie in rounl
numbers lG 300
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-13

They have man of figures in England who
proves that within certain period every other
human being in England and Wsles will be .
lunA,ic OF idiot The half-brother Of this man
is now employed by the New York Uorid and
Tribune in figuring out E coalition triumph
from the Vermont election returns, having al
ready demonstrated in his own person the sccu-
raey Of his English relatives deductions Bos-
ton Journal.
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BY ATLANTIC CABLE.
switzerland.

Switzerland.
TIE GENEVA ARBITRATION THE AWARD g 80, -
Ou0.
GlSEyA. Sept l0-The Aibiira,o-s will bold
their next meeting Friday. The svsrl Of dam
ages to America IL nov stated At G. 80 900
LoSuoS. Sept lo-Ihe Advertiser this morn
ing expresses in strong terms iis dissatisfaction
with the resnlis Of the sbori Jf the Geneva srbi-
traitors. Il fsyt; " The plain English Of it u
that the British government has allowed the
Americans to bully US out OF three or four mil
lions pounds TO curry favor with then, sul then
moiesily congrstuistes us upon paying the
amount IN settlement Of claims for which few
weeks ago it wss affirmed that Englsnl sss
roiILl. Lfr.llr nar mlr.llv ,ial-e
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-13

Application will be made 10 the next sefrica Of
the General Assembly Of the State Of Vermont
for chatter of s narrow gusge railroad, CON-
mencing at or near Essex Junction and running
through the towns Of WiIliston, st. George and
Hine,burgh in the County of Chitlenden; Monk
ton, Bristol, East Middlebury. Salisbury, Lei
ce,ter, Brandon and Pitt.ford, in the County Of
Addison, AID terminating at Rutland. in the
Count Il Rutland.
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BY Telegraph
New York Money and Stock Market.
NEW YoRK, Sept. II.

SIERLlNd EXCHANGE firm at lO7f2iCs.
ooLD was weak in the morning. irmer in tia af-
ternoon with all business from 1921 10 Ii3i Loans
were made At from l-32 to per cent for elrryin-
SSiealanees s9JOuO.0O1. The treasury dishursed
GOVERNMENTS were weak ami lower at the
second call but rallied after the treasurv uurchase
any anu Closed steady. The Government awarded 81 =
pU,Oog at ii loo-iO0gIll iilOC. Private adyiees
from London report decline In securities thero
WIN an unsettled feeling growing out Of the fear
lnat the Bank OF England will raise the rate Of
e.s ms to.n0rroW' southern Securities strong
balance of the lists e1S i' '"0
sIoChS irregular. The market opened strong
anu especially for Northwe stern common ohio ami
dlssssippi and Chicago, Columbus AMI Indiana
Dehtrai, and so continued until about 3 oiei0ex
Wlen the bears made raid on the whole liz, fore-
ing the market down, ard large sales from T. 10 "A
per cent The market closed heavy. NY. Cen.
la la dividend per cent. is payable October ~
Inc transfer books close on the 18th ius.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-13

BRIsroL-Quite sensation was created in
Bristol, Thursdsy night, by the discovery Of FIRE
in Drake & Fsrr's new block A portion OF one
tier shelves, three feet square, was barned
to coal. The ere was discovered about o'clock
a. m An alarm was instantly given and the
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-13

LARGE SoUAsH.- Mr.. Henry Brewster Of
Huntington lac fqussh growing in HE field
which meSsures Eve feet three inches and half
in circumference, and would probably weigh 100
pounds lie has .lso four or five others grow
ing on the same vines that would probably
weigh frah sixty to seventy-ive pounds each
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-13

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that will sell az
~ Public Auction, at the dwelling house Of John
nelly, IN Derby, in the County Of Orleans on tho
"a day OF September. gD..is72 at ten o'clock in
the ioie noon, to the highest bidder for cash. all thu
personal property ana real estate belon zng to thu
estate Of John Kelly, bankrupt
LUCIUS ROBINSON,
Assignee OF the Estate OF John Kelley Bankrupt
Newport, Sept. 81, A. D ls73-llW3w
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AeQal Aotiffs.
AssIGNEE,s AUCTION SALE.

NOTICE Is HEPEBY GIVEN that will sell az
~ Public Auction at the Saw Mill and Bobbin Fac
tory lately occupied by GilfllOn & Worth, in
Barnet, in the County Of Caledonia, the 3Oth day
Of sepiem ber A. d. is72, at 10 o'clock in the fore
noon to the highest bidder for cash all the personal
property and real estate belonging to the estate OF
uilhilan Nor,h Bankrupts-either as partners or
irdividusls LUCIUS ROBTNsON
:, Assignee. OF Gilillan Worth, Bankrupts.
Newport, Scpt. 81, A ID. Is-2-lty3t
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tory, was on exhibition, as was fine cheese and
butter from the Browns River Factory in Essex.
The ladies made an admirable exhibition Of
their work in the shape of carpets, quiiti, rugs,
&c. SC. That which most attracted sdmirs-
ton, and wss certainly entitled to. wa, mag
nidcent carriage afghan, the work Of Miss
Jennie Colberth Of thi, city, who has been con-
fined to the houte, through illness, for more
than year.
Ripley & Hoton Of this city, made hand
some display of cutlery and tilver-plsted har-
ness goods But of other matters in this de-
psrtment, we shall speak in smother is,ue.
POULTRY.
The entries were few but mostly Of rare and
high priced breeds T f. Roulesu of Essex
Junction, made good showing.
In hens, he had the He.thwoods, white Geor-
gians, Tsrtars and H0udsns. W. Jennings of
Essex, had coop Of white LeghOrn hens and
some remarkably fine Bramah geese The game
cocks were out in force W Lander, Essez
Junction, showing two pair of belligerent
chickens, and Giles Mead three game cocks
which seemed eager for the fray
TIE IROTIIN0
Two O'Clock was the time fixed for the COM
mencement OF the three minute race; but the
horses did not come into position until half an
hour lister. At this time there vas about 3
thousand persons on the ground; though the
sesis we're not more than quarter filed. The
Westford Band Giseoureel niusio in lieu of the
Sherman Cornet Band, who we're absent for the
day, over the lake. hut who will be present to-
lay and tomorrow.
The purse wss FOR $40, open to all horses
Inst have never trottei faster than three min
uJes-sl0 10 the first, $50 to the second, S25
to the third. The following entries were made.
John Etowa, Winooski. b. g Capt Jinks"
Perry 4 Appleton, Burlington bs. Country Boy.
+. p. Flanagan, Essex, blk. 5.
II. VI. jones, Hillshoro n. Y, = e Harry.
j. Williams, Burlington, c. q. Charlie Mlacl, "
Harry took the pure in three straight
heats, Capt. JinAs'' pressing him however close
in the last The winning horse is owned by
Waller a Wed of Shclburn. Mr.. Fl.nsran's
stallion wat withlrswn after the iirft heat
Suhilincl = thn summary
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-13

tEeErNE.-This preparation is scientifically and
ehemlealiy combined, and 50 strongly concentrated
ron roots herbs and blrks, that good effects are
wilt
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-13

OF the several remedies generally prescribed for
the eradication OF kidney, bladder AMI glandular
diseases, Diabetes gravel, retention or incnntnu-
ence Of urine, youthful indiscretions, female com
plants and maisdles OF the urinO-genital organs,
none come up to the Standard Of shOLAsDEhs
BucHU. which regulates the system and leaves II in
a healthy condition. Sept i2-deod&wt
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-13

The Springfield Republican tells the Liberals
that their cause is hopeless unless they introduce
some new element into the canvass. They have
been liberal in every thing but telling the truth,
and it is suggested that they msy resort to that
"a an experiment. It would sstonish the
country, surely, and might put the Republicans
of their guard.
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- II you don't want to disgust everybody with
your offensive breath cure your catarrh upon which
Il depends $500 reward Is offered by the proprietor
Of Dr. sage's Catarrh Remedy fer a case OF Catsrfh
which no cannot cnre. 1t issold by all druggists
u-6Il-Wksatlt
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-13

The Gas lights in ST. Albsns were Suddenly
eztingGishel on Sunday evening by = fresbet
which overlooked the ess works.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-13

4 Grant AMI Wilson club has been formed st
betat which now comprises about 100 members
Haa a r. Eauton is President.
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PERSON II.

e
residence Of he daughter 81 Mount Sterling.
Kentucky sni lis recovery Is pronounced i'm
po''iole-
Whhelaw Reid the present m2asr5r Of tie
New York Triiaae iinoe hist Ihest, which is
not IN organ. wss suddenly by cruel diipensa-
ton deprived Of the serves Of ii' founder Wa
N'''--'A''A- anu ny '''''H ''''i-''N' an 81"
sl'''ss' Oh Aau'e" Johnson
1t Is fuD'ofe1 'l'' Ma Meme uIAn' g 10 &c
la'r'e' 70 NJ pu'eTs'er ce hiurrAnne' the ar
''or o' WORK o. 'le INSTITUTIONS oil the un'ieI
o'A.''' Nri ''h Oh 'n5 d''unso.'l'i historian OF
tN' ''A'''''''''! s''''A''''H' 'n fiA'-'
pr Livingstone named large Airi.sa hlc
90 Lake lincoln in honor Of iAe ma-,yrci
President.
'osepn ''ntffon 1As 'E'in Teen Obliged to
leave the f'sse on account oi his fyc'' sui his
en- -''a'' nave AL Dee" c'n'e'IeI
Ms Julia C. r Dor, Of Rutland, hsraues
volume in the pross of J. B Lippincot; * Co..
Of ThilAleph entitled "Exp;atidr" Il IL
going through The press rapidly and viii yrobs-
uiv he published bsf r. many wess,
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cnurcn Al Ne"oury says III viii be remember
ei 'hA' ''r- Doin'fs iel' Ne"OuFy a'o', one year
ago TO 'ry 'ne Nuaheso'A climate l'r disease el
'De lungs AMER spenainS the winter IN Noi'n-
ne'i' N'hn'' ne went 10 Tue h'd h''er 'A"ey'
0lyn'oh S'a''on' Wnefe ne u'ei August I'm
~. u'A'n Was f'oOA''y AAs'ei'' ~ '''''e a.
'A'A 'i uysen'eIy' though 'Ae iAa. 'i'eAse nsl
o''n a''Aiiiy sa'Ane'ns al 'Ne WINE HIS vie
Wts win nm Tor two months pre'ious TO ma
DEATH ini - nov !eif alone among strangers
Win hes only surviving CHILL having hesn re-
Ie't Of Two children IA May iEsi
Rev L o. Brastow. Of St JohntIury, deliy-
cred the silres5 =. the musical convention Al
Lyndonyiile, last weei.
Hon. Gsorg. G Fog has resiguel the position
Of political elitor Of the Concord DliIu .RIrsr-
User and Iu4speaasai Sfrfesmqa. the two p.-
pers published by the Republican Press Atsoeia-
ton. Mr. Fog will make . yi,it 70 the Vest.
and il tends Afterwards 10 take trip 10 Europe.
Han N.tb.r;.I Porsrtor r. Chester &, CO.
rior,Iv ~
A BEAUTIFUL WORK OF ARr-Sir. c. \ Pike,
Of Rutland, who is young sculPlor, enthusiast
tic.lly devoted TO the SIT which he has deter
minei shall he his pursuit IN lie, and who gives
rromHe ef high eminence IN II, is IN ioWn with
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-13

The eanu,i muster Of the Second Regiment Of
Volunteer State 5lui,i. viii be he A. N5rth6eI
90 The lS.h. } .a aul .1.b i1ts
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-13

The arnua. Rstrest Of the Catholic clersymen
of Vermont, isrow being held in ST Mays Hall
under the direction Of Rev. Father Discou, Of
Toy, NY. snl viii continue through the week.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-13

Greeley hsts are s;a discount. The hs, des-
ier sre snxioui TO reduce their stock, bat End
no puTchsters
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-13

The Sisters Of Charity realized shout 100
from the late excursion.
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NOTICE.

A PFLICArION will he made at the next session
"A Of the Legislature, to annex LOOMS Island,
situated in tho WiEoosk River, TO the town OF Cob
chester Sept 9-ditAw3~
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-13

TIE VOTE FOR MEMBERS OF
CONGRESS.
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ST. AtgAss BrTB M,HET.-On Tuesday,
with an irzctise market prices ranged for CON-
mon 20 isir grades, 10 70 2os medium 90 cool,
81 TO -5s choice lo,s, 2S;
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-13
ERNTONr NEWS.

ORLEANS COUNTY.
The hou,a Of H. Atwell. in Wetifen. was re-
Gently broken into aud 500 stolen
The County Court - now in ,e,son At Iras-
burgh, Jcdge Ross presiding.
There WAS lately cotillon on Lowell Mountain.
IN which two men snd one woman we're success
fll in whipping one man. The man that got
whipped was 6nei five dollars snl coats, and the
two men thst iii the whipping we're fined ten
doi'srs, esoh, AMI COTS, snd the woman that
took ~ active pert in The play. was fael FIVE
dollars snl costs
\ savage light toos place in NeSport recently.
between Robert d. Scott and Peter Consl. about
a ilae fence Hard language WAS used by both
parties, and scott, who WIS., moving commenced
an assault upon Consl with his scythe. and in
tcted considerable injJfy before the comhltanls
could be separated
Henry Titus O Jay, died lately from the ef-
lects Of sore on his knee that had bsflsd the
skill Jt the doctors. His suGerings were intense
Tor weeks before h.s death Sores on his back
sud hips hsitpresi 70 the le,h W., eaten from
the bones, leaving them hare
4 serious sco,len: occurred st the recent
Crart Demonstration, At Nesp0rt while
charging gun, - il went Of, - snd Nj Cook
one Of the artillery men from North Troy, had
the rammer driven through his right srm. The
limb WAS smpuis.el shout two inches below the
elbow. The accident wss caused by insufficient
sgabsing, and It's sAi -esalt cast damper over
the proceedings Of the meeting
Willis Flint Of North Troy. the young mSn
that was robbed. hss recovered his money. Il
was found under the doorstep Of the house
where the robbery wac committed 4 man hy
the uSme u Peek has been srrestel and bound
over Ia the slm OF $50 for further trial
The dam 81 the fsctlry o. George Sehulton in
Derby, gave way during the recent ffeshet. dc
Ing lamsse 20 the amount Of 5000
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NEW YORK NEW :.


HTN WV-T HN0Ns T7lWN-
Nsw YoEE, Sept ll-Ben Wood, WHO Lsl
let 900 with John Morrissey that Greeley
would be elected has Withdrawn from tie WAGER
anil pad The forfeit Of : 900
NIfCFLLAStugs.
The yacht Enchsntress arrived from Cows
To-day. She reports having spoken the fishing
schooner Bofe Of Proyincetcwn, which vss dit-
Able1 by storm.
The Pacific Msii Steamship Company have 70
oeived specisl telegram confirming the loss e
the steamer America ~ Yokohama Part Il the
cargo WAS saved sni the lost specie Will be
recovered by divers