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low to know any shame. We regret this
scandal, as do a large majority of our
citizens. The Insult will recoil upon their
own heads and be hard to ohiterate from
their own memorios. h
Bristol, Nov. a
csussroaieu7o CT the Free PIES aai Time.
EGlaHd.
THF 'HooIs-rHF "FNTRs Nors" cIrR -
7tCN-eTiFFERY SIDEWALKS.
RrTrANp, NOV. 81
There IA likely TO be Crow here. and
that very soon. on the subject of schools.
Rutland has been in the habit oryoting
large taxes for everything. streets. gas.
schools, village huildngs. Last Spring
there was quite fever worked up against
''enormous taxation" Small taxes were
voted. only fifty cents to run the schools
There was great deal Of Tuning and fret
ting about tine music teacher. the French
and German teacher. high salaries, etc.
Tho trustee ran the school IN The old way.
however, and discharged hut one teacher
There Is about enough money left to keep
the schools to the end of this term (four
week more), and meeting has been called
for November 2sth, to raise more money.
Money Is tight and if an additional tax t.
voted it will raiic a great storm if the
school !, closed til next March, will
raise a greater one the district IS in debt.
and it will hardly do To borrow Whatever
is done, the trustees viii come in for a large
share of the blame They ought not to
be blamed for wanting good schools, bat
when they could not get the money
they would have given more general salts
faction t. cut OH music, French and
German in the Spring, and cut down the
salaries enough 10 crawl through the year
somehow. Whether it would have been Us
well for the schools is doubtful
Socially, Rutland H. 10 be quite gay this
Winter. The principal thing as vet Is the
"Entre Nom Club This l. q dramatic
club of about q hundred member, which a.
to present plays al different times through
the winter, AMI use the proceeds SIS 4 ma
cleus for q town library fund. II contain.
the best dramatic talent in Rutland A.
the name implies, the entertainments are
to be gotten up entirely 10y the members OF
the club, and there IS Ia be no sending
away for "star- The fir; performance
will come of in q few week, and consists
of The Chimney Corner and the farce
ny i I'M IT, ~ n , 49, r'u" w Mi
certainly give ms some line acting. much
better than thlt ci the companie- which
come me- mere.
S,distv az a-s ~ Give u;svetbs with The
music by Stoepel, under the direction of Mr.
Mietzke. Mr. Mietzse' musical entertain
S IL are - h.-1,. .'1 nall l.,,.t y,,- IN
towa. and elerrvmen and Good Templars
are getting had regulations n c'n7e9 uence
Nf''.
rIF How >,ur We printed tate
ment the other LAY that the Fairbanks
scales took the hiehe. premium at the
Rfe,' ''''D''" '''F 81 macon ','''s '''
1''''' NOW T. '"'''' .'i' BE-, ''I ''' ''''
II Wa, Tue hove ,''., no.. '' ''''''''o'' '''''
"''' '''' ''''.''
bsiI A. Macon Ge1rr;s tie ;mnrsr,i
Howe and the Fairbanks scales were incom-
petition. and the FIR premium over gu
oleI- as ar5 5lg % .b 'si In me- ''
Tho A+l,rto JE.-,l'l r., r,,;c;,., ,t,,v.-i
of ,,rs,oir INNS ON s,.res s,ys.
The se,o,l moot f-I,t v,. n,I. o,.r
scales. between Fairbanks ana Howe.
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Panic prices seem to be the order %! the
day at the " Bee Hive" See their adrer-
t.sement.
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AtW Advertisements.

I'nE time Tor eN-hanzinr $, hoal Book viii pass
L quickly away. ATTEND To if NOM.
Nv 21-d.tGwit
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT. The express train,
Conductor A. c. Stonegraye. which as due
here from the north at 1870 p. m, was
thrown from the track at Swanton Junction,
Thursday, on account of the breaking of
the switch rod. The baggage car, Pullman
car and two passenger cars left the rails,
without serious injury. Fortunately no
one was hurt, except the baggagemaster,
Jerry Sullivan. who was slightly bruised
A. the passengers were transferred to other
cars, no trains were delayed
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II Is sail Boston doesn't enthuse -
worth a cent on the Cuban question.
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Foot passengers are crossing Lake cham
plain. on the ice. at Crown Point and IL
oanderoFa.
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VERMONT NEWS.


Hon. Geo. S Swift, city recorder OF De-
troit. Mich. is on visit to his aged father
Hon. Samuel Swift of Middlebury, who is
over 80 years of age.
Preparations are being made for extensive
numbering in Ripton, this winter. In the
spring several mills will be running. Two
new ones. in place of those burned this fall,
will be erected, and with others will turn
out large amount of spruce and hemloek
lumber.
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SwANToN.-Carti> Lyon, san ii II. \.
Lyon OF st Adams, formerly of Shelbnrn,
hss been appointed station agent
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letter, Salt Rhenm, Soald Head, g., VIII Ger
tainly yield to the great alternative effects Of the
VEGETISE. VII
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The Green Mountain Boys at Worcester.
Mas, are to hold reunion this Winter.
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. 81.
TABLE CItOQI ETA pretty game. To- H.
PAPER - ENIELOPEs- latest tyies
out call and see c..
foHI.iONN AIl,S-A rev invoice. a hsiu.'
sul assortment.
IhINCn COfNINt. INH-New A'nI- none
better. give it tr'1i.
ALntM Fresh Goods hinged back some
adapted 10 cabinet pictures.
Ri,t o.sB pIAxiE~-A desirable thin ask
and pc shown them.
- Eo,As oi all kiui-. Ly ulny and popular
authofs. My sheive are cheer,a,ly opened % al
that selections mls bee made
- All kinds School Book and materials .lways
On hand.
q Mann Ainis Holiday e. .e.l- already received
Respectfully,
HENRY H. DAVIS.
Nyy l1-d1att G. Church ST.
no To HUNTINGTON 4 cos AMI get new
u School Books .,- a.d tnus.
NOV 23-l;l4g.t
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9ew advertisements.

uALF PRICE allowed fer old Sch Of B.,k. IN
IL exchange for new books
Nov 39-d3i4wlt
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Burlington, Nov. p, is75-tu
DISSOLUTION NOTICE,

V,HE partnership heretofore existing between
L john l.. whtten and h. d. Whitney, known
under the lrm name Of Essex Glove Co. 10 this da
di-sol, cd by mutual consent All accounts OF every
kind, favor Of. or against said partnership will
be settled az their oh stand. by tho subscribers
.t JOHN L. Written
Nay = dAw3. r. D. WHITNEY.
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Loose shoes are warmer than tight ones

Christmas times are coming. and our
>;arekeepers are getting ready.
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Senator Fimunds and family left for
Washington Monday.
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Tina CulurIAN CANAL.-Nayigation on
the Champaign Canal /, virtually at at end.
All lay on the 18th Il wa necessary 20
Use six horses q move boat.
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the Lords day, and sacred ediice, Tor the
time and place of the sell
The Burlington Woollen Company COM
menced running Monday, on twenty per
cent reduction of wages.
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~. AIE,>- BrTTEg MARSEr, Nov. %
Very little butter in market. We quote
Common % fair. - TO 2jc; medium to
GOOD. % to2-e choice, 80 o33 selections,
"A and 3Je. Cheese market dull
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EaHA1ND M,R.sr, Nov. 2l.-C Cheese has
-all to-day follow New milk to loc;
skim milk . 10 to-; factory lie. Butter
choice 30 10 33c. good p To- 3oc; fair DE.
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The present panic makes short hour~ OF
labor. and short purses in consequence.
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rnATT,s AsTRAL OIL

Absolutely safe. Perfectly od0rless. Away an
form. Illuminating qualities superior to gas. Burn
in any lamp without danger of eTplodn NJ or takiug
lire. Manufactured expressly 20 displaee the use OF
volatile and dangerous OILS. IL safety under eserS
poss Die test and Us perfect burn NJ quIlte7, are
proved by ts continued use 10 over iil1u families.
Millions Of gallons have been sold and n acc
dent directly or indrectly-has ever occurred
Rom burning storing or handling H.
The immense yearly loss 20 life and property re-
sult NJ from the OF cheap ana dan serHus j. 10
the nlted states, is appalling,
The Insurance Companies ami Fire Comm 1ner
throughout the country recommend the ASTRAL
az the best '1ieguard when lamps u-ei Send for
circular.
For sale 40 retail hy tie trade generally and 10
wholesale hy the Prupr.etprs CilAS. PRATT 4 co,
o. FULTON Street New York. Aug. -, won
IRA +. 5HATTUCK \ cent Burling tlu.
lIARRi-oSs PERIsrALrIC LdzFycFs -Ples=1nt.
prompt and effective. Two taken - nj zht move the
bowels once next IA lruin-. Unlike all pills they
neyercluse pa nor require increase OF dose % per
feet q cure. They cure Headache DE- ness. OPP
press On after eating. Sour r NJ, and every ey
ris from Castiyenr-s ami Ind seston. Marrante
IA all eases %. Piles either hleeiu- ~ al. Trial
box, Acts- Lar-e box 20 cts mailed free for th
last price.
Ia. HARRIsoS's l.gTsVB EAL7,v. splendid
cure for Coughs, Iu4rsenesr, AMI 40 Throat aud
Lun c aupla.ut-. For -lie hy ?. S. HARRISON
& co, Proprietor ~. 8 Trslu.af Temple, Boston,
anu D, an drug sts. or 'l-wIm
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INJUNCTION HFARrSo.-The hearing of the
petition of John II. Cheever of New York
city, to enioin the street commissioners oil
this city from the further injury to the
property of the orator by excavation IN the
construction of the extension OF mon
street, through the orators premises, was
heard at chambers on Friday and Saturday
before Judge Smalley. Messrs. A v.
Spalding and F. j. Phelps appeared on be
halfof the orator, and City Attorney r. Ii
Start and Hon T. f. Wales for the city
authorities. The principal question in the
case, to wit, the right of the commissioners
to cut down perpendieularly and e1cavate
the roadway next adjoining the orators
premises, was very fully and ably presented
in the arguments of counsel His Honor
reserved his decision 10 some future day, as
he desired To give the matter as full con-
>ideration as the Importance Of the question
demands. The result of the case is awaited
with considerable interest, as the legal
principles involved have not a. vet been
definitely settled in this State and other
property holders who are similarly situated
are anxious TO know how far the rights Of
the city in such matters extend.
E>sN jrNcTloN.-The people OF Essex
Junction. DESTROYS of having greater means
of useful information and profitable enter
tainmcnt for themselves and community
during the long winter evenings, have raised
about 800 by the sale of tickets and other
wise, to detray the expenses of 4 course OF
public lectures and readings. on various
topics of a moral and useful character.
The first lecture Of the series by Rev. Mr.
Beaudry of Shelburn, on his personal ex-
perienees of Life in Libby Prison, was
well attended and greatly appreciated.
Miss Nina f. Gregory, Of Mortified.
reads for the Association on Thursday
evening, the 9th inst. The high reputation
OF the young lady's ability as 4 public
reader. promises a profitable and pleasant
evening entertainment for all
Spaulding, Of the Junction House. has Sc
cured the services Of a noted cook, Emiine
Cutler. and will therefore be prepared to
serve mp hi- unrivalIed =upperz this season,
As usual.
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FORWARDING LErrrRs.-The postmaster
has no right to forward free Of additional
postage a letter which has been received by
mail. and is put back into the office with
the old address marked ont and a new one
written. All such letters must be restamped,
as the postal authorities do not send them
gratis. When person leaves a town and
requests the postmaster to send his letters,
on their arrival, to his new address, thi.
can he done without payment Of extra post
age.
MARROW EsCArE-On "Wednesday night
on the Addison road when near Cedar Point,
an engineer of the road discovered man
lying on the track He succeeded IN stop
ping the train before the man was run over
although the cow-catcher of the locomotive
rolled him over several time. It was in
deed narrow escape.
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ACCIDENT A MILINCFoRD - on the
afternoon of the 10th inst, Nathan VIM,
Of Wallingford. a carpenter. while working
On barn in Dandy. was blcwn off the
staging by a severe gust Of wind, and fell
fifteen feet, striking on his back. as is sup
posed lie has been in n semi-conscious
state ever since Little hope l. entertained
of his recovery
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BISHOP sorLE,s LINIMENT

Is a positive cure for Sciatica, Rheumatism, Neu
ralgia, Spinal Complaint, Contracted Cords, Lame
Back, SpraIns, &c. From two to SIX large bottles
will cure cases given mp By physicians. The only
certain cure for Sriafic4. Large bottles. 81 70;
small bottles, - eta. Sold by.an druggists.
April l0-we0wiy
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Peter Bowman of Factory Point was re-
Gently capsized with horse and sulky into a
stream in Woodlord, whereby shoulder
was disloeated and several severe injuries
were received on the arms and face
Sullivan Could of Peru, is in jail at Man
chester for attempting to shoot John Byard.
lie asked to see the gun of the latter, who
was out hunting, and after taking it en-
deavored to discharge it at Byard, hut it
failed to 20 of
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HiNE>EURGH - On the l2th inst two
Young fellows belonging in the village be
came elated with liquor. and bruised about
very unbecomingly, insulted a young lady
in the street, cuffed and kicked a lad much
younger than themselves, and did other
riotou. and unSeemly things The next
Gay. on complaint Of J. Landon. grand
juror. they were arraigned before Justice
W. J. Douglass, and fined twenty dollars
and costs, amounting in all to thirty-three
dollars and thirty-eight cents, (S332s).
Rather a costly spree.
The snow storm of November 18th was
very severe. About fifteen inches Of snow
fell, and the wind and drift put an entire
stop to all outdoor business. The older in
habitants say they cannot remember SO
severe a storm in November.
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conderoga.
PalsoNsp aY CAxpr.-Two interesting
little boys Of Charles y. Parker, Of Orwell.
are seriously III from poison received by eat
ing colorcl candy.
m, Musical Convention at West Ran
l.Ipl on the 9Th and .th was mol 6nan-
.ial success. the expenses exceeding the re
.ript- considerably.
RuHa5ND MAR.sr, Nov. -. Cheese has
-all to-day follow New milk 3 to zoe ;
skim milk To to-; factory llc. Butter
choice 80 to 33c. good p to 3ot; fair DC.
s.. Ag,>s Brrrkg MARzF1, Nov. Is
Very little butter in market. We quote
Common to fair. - TO 2jc; medium to
aaaI. % taa7e choice, 80 to 30 selections,
"a and 3Jc. Cheese market dull.
Ta1 Cu.urlAIN CANNL-Nayigation on
the Champaign Canal /, virtually at at end.
All day on the 18th It wa necessary to
Use SIX horses 20 morea boat
ara a 'A l-- \ i'I' occurred ia JAY '''
The l0.n inst. hy which Edward Ryan lost
bis dwelling house and contents consisting
,f household furniture. a large quantity of
uroyi@ions and farm produce. among which
wa loo bushels Of wheat.
LAID Up. The steamer 'nIle" las 'n1uf
Der INST 'fIi '''"e'" 'i 2 ''i'i'- anu 'i'
'i5''s ''' ''''' '','' " NC 4'-'' - ~,
'.' t'''' ''''' '''' ''''''''''''' ''''' III
'''4''''''
parffsr shipments of pouI-
nv from Canada. last week were unusually
large. some lively, tom, passing through the
Custom House. at ST. Allan. on Thus lay
last
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LII alan, ,1..,r ..r,, .,.o mp three
times. The snow came this year ia Yer
mont about as earh as in this memorable
old Winter of two hundred and forty odd
years ago. let u- hope it wall not stay a-
long
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80, I'm - .l,. -.
AoaDcl Al EAsr GEORGIA. - Willie
Bliss, an East Georgia school boy OF seven
teen, 200 attempting To- amp from a wagon.
slipped and fell, causing bad fracture of
ava arm ur. Dixon of Milton was promptly
-ammanel. and the boy is now doing well.
l"e 'A''' Time VINO" MI w. W DuI'o'A
made 'n Tue recent race rom lhoo1Ai TO
II lambert I. y l'- miles, was nI'eeh
ho"F~' topping AI''eh minutes III N'''h'
fifteen al y. A.h1n-, am hour ana ten
minutes at -. Armand ana an h'"r al ~
Johns. making the real time Of driving
twelve hours and twenty minutes. The
roads from ~ Johns TO ~ Lambert were
covered with snow, which made il very
hard wheeling. Nr u horse arrived ia
tine condition.
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NV i-'''''' '''' ,''
'' 'h Lake h'in ,l''n' ne 'eli'"' 'I
''l f'i iFi''' "'si'' from I''''-', ''''' '''
go cut Aer way through ten miles 'I zee
north af PAtt~bnrgh. The lake as filled
,,.;,l. ;.. f-..-, Crow, PANT ;,,b+ IJ,,s. IN
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&eQal Aotices.


jO>LFH fAfiNiA ~ - ESf -.
STATE OF VERMONT , To all person. e,l'
DISTRICT o. crrrSprS jc.e,h ~ Ps,, ',s'
late Of underh a, in s,.d District, deceased,
Al q Probate Court holden ~ Darlington. william
and .ng the D district o. tltrndcn. on the 18th da, 10.
November. \ u. l-.i. an Instrument, purportinl L.
be the last VII and Iy- lament Cd! J,vuh fapinasu,
late ol UudeThiu. 90 said District. deceased va
presented o. The Court aforesaid for Probate AMI 10
Is ordered hy said Court that the 9TH day 90 Deeen
her. A D 1880. 80 the Probate Court Rooms
SAID Burlington. bee ass lued & prov n aid In-tru
meut ami that notice thereof De given 10 all pei
s1us concerned hy publishing this order tbIeu week
succes ely ia the Euflln-t'n Free Press new
paper printet no said Burlington. previous .t.,s
time appointed.
ThcTetaFe, yad are Lerciy notified o. a. pear he
fore said Count 20 the time ani place aforesaid, AMI
contest the PROBATE oi said D. 70 YOU have cause
Givcn under my hand 10 Darlington in sad
D-trict- "a I5h DIV %. Novemaer, A d. $50.
ttJI Z T. WALES. jude.
CHESTER HLNNCtIARD'S ESTATE.
STATE OF NEaMJNT, ; The Honorable the
DISTRICT 90 gHrrNn5S (Bstrsf + C III en-
IT, the heirs suI l persons Interested in the estate
81 Chester Blaucha-i, late o. lccrhiil, IN SAID dis
trltt, deceased.
W UEBEAS, application hath been made 10 th=
w Court .u writing, hy the eNecutriN u the last
viii ~ said deceased pray ln. t-r license and author
~ o. sell the real estate "i sand deceased, including
the reveTsion OF the widow dower therein.
for the pay mcnt OF debts and CHARGES 90 admInistra
ton ana setting .1rtu ilefcl The UNI % debts
due .r the said deceased the charges 81 adams
traton ne amount 90 personal e-tate, aad ne
-.tult.5u % real estate.
Whercupin the ,l curt art nt.d au.i as5l..1s,i
the 18th dlv OF November. A. u. l-- 40 the Probate
Court r0Dms, ln sIa u strict o. hear and decide
| upon sad application. amt petition, and ordered
| puhlc not ee thrrr"t e. Pc gwen 0" an persons
interested there e. D., publishing said order, t.et.l-
or with the ne aud place % hrLIlus. three weeks
successfully IN tlc Eurliu l'u Free Pres. news
BE- ID
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BlagkheaIs aad F.eshworns Use PEREY'S I'm.
proved ConeJo1e snt mple Remedy. the -reaG
skin medicine Prepared only by Or. B. e.. PsEar.
De-,nato1zist a. Bond ST. y Y. Sold hy druggists
sver,wherr. Nlrch A,--taoaGESn
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LAmtr. The steamer Curlew las made
Der Inst trip between Nergenne- and Port
Henry. and gone into winter quarters at her
I'D place above thr steamboat wharf. in
Aprrenuc~
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bon. JOHN PIERPOTNT, Pres. ding Jut.e.
H.a. Nt1H,NIEl PENrR, 3 Ns.st.-. BULGE.
N.H. AiN' S'''L'
MoNu'r, NV 81. is-3.
Ih4e4i,srnal term Of thi- .au.. viii i,
a9pnal at ten O'Clock IL. morning. when
the several cases marked for a.r the
REGULAR term will la diepoa'j off, At thr
Cbor,erv p,-letw,'' =, ,sl,I
r.ra,Y. Nov. 20.
I,.,,s..,.ts,, mann the o1sn;nr of ri.s 81.
..,-,,,I norm, =. + ms -,,,~+ ,-,--,r.l,, -,.rr-
mo- the following resolution. relative ~
tbe ls,sos, ~ tba ja-s .Ia.,h Nfac,L ~ tbi-
S;-, ,rero prssentol l,y ne Uon Ioyi
1.-woo1 chairman NJ I'll. committee .r-
,'',,r+,l a. n ,,rrt-o- ~ ,r., i,- Esrl f.-
lbsr r,rro..,
cease. '" '''' -'i '.'
record Ut 'l.''n''' " e'-hn a'
liy '7 Jaw! go
Rs'7-l.' Tint n tle dea. %. Jacob Nae 5 i1e
~ IF ELI. i, s 1-i So i,i 7
equals. and Nv superior. and taar We lament l.s
ability aa5 ie3rna We WI rs-rgs'..a' Ir'.'in,
recorded
2, AZ :, tne 1l5 ,'.h v' '''y' ol't"'i1
an+ore8 NV the clerl- rr.- ,he -s,...lsofrbis
C1rrt
m. r.,,~- d. ,-.. ,,,. than, ..,l,..i ,,.l ri,
-.l.-sl ..,..s NAVEL i.- d, -, ~ rii-
,;,,,, ors b.in5 '-,r-iisra9 sn1 ji-9,-..l ~
Tio .i.o,csr, 'l,., Mn ,.,t,ii, d.. rsllcj
-
tbs ,laxrrr1rrr Ir.,-.e Dr,rrrz
.r-..... r..-.
'"'O''"'' va I''ee, "'u- ''' VIVA
tions vt the ii4u'r Jaw 90 W a>hington e'ln.
ty may be stated as follows TIE Grand
Jury, after an unusually long and nhoIious
session, l0und i'rty-ouc bills against as
many different parties Eighteen persons
plead guilty and paid their fines. amount
ing to : 40. Three cases We're continued
70 the next term. In three the bail, amount
ing to ) 800 ."as forfeited IN one case Che
was not guilty. OF the thirteen convicted
on trial, live were found guilty q third
offences, the penalty io- which is imprlSon-
ment in the county jail. The trials and
pleas of guilty have developed llS first Of
fences, e9"econd and 5third.
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The Rutland Ghis WRITING from ST. Abans.
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