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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-04-10

rT0RyHY AND COUNSELOR At LAW. IDAHO
4 Cirv. l. r. Ott.ce % Wall street, 1t the ipAHo
W0&-D printing o1ice. @i'
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SaN.L 4, MERRITT,

--ropyrf AND COUNSELOR AT LAW. OF
\ So na Commercial street, second door above
;.s tcar. house "A"'
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New YORK Market.


COTTON To- better request for export spinner,
operating spariu-ly, market closes steady: sales
l,loC bales at l9ic for mlddlng uplands. Net re
cepts, 1871 bales gross, l,6Si do. sales OF ex-
port to-day, 81 dus last evening g do sales 81
futures, li.1D do. as follows June. Isl a Is. F.
July, lYs a l9i Aug, % 1918 a 10 i5-lS; sep
tenber. Is. aisle.
rLOl R.-Receipts % flour 0.ll9 hhls. Flour 56lu
lower, with very moderate demand, chiefly for
home use. with some triiing export inquiry sales
OF 500 hbls. AZ 7od6 uO for superfine western and
state; i5d6 9j for common b. good extra western
and state; t0U 0o for good 10 choice do; 500
10 u0 for common 10 choice white wheat western
extra 7u.D 90 I'd for common u good extra ohio
ledI4 ODD Tor common 20 choice extra ST. Louis the
market closing heavy. Rye flour steady: sales $50
nu4s 1t ''Ho ~ ''ii tne5l more active; sales ui
61l hhs held att 80 BrlndyWlae. 81 j; Caioric j.
held at 65
WIilSkEY without decided change sales of 30
bhls. 81 SIC. and . hhs at $50.
GRAlN.-Beceipts Of wheat 1888 bush. wheat
is IN buyers favor, with a moderate export demand,
and holders are generally disposed to realize sales
li7.n0 hu. at Sol $50 for rejected spring 400
I i2l Tor No. . Chicago; J % "a I 53 for northwest
spring; ! % a - for No. Milwaukee; ! IS for
No. Minnesota; . = for choice No. Duluth. 81
for No. 1 Milwaukee, I - for white state; also
sales of 3ue1 hu. of No. Milwaukee for all June.
At 50 al u. Rye quiet at 9jd91, sales Of l0.Obl
hu. OF state at e6. Barley dull unchanged. Barley
malt more active. Receipts Of corn. Isl ,Ol6 bu. ;
corn Is fairly active, 2G}c decline, holders general
y disposed To realize; sales 2S0O0 hu. at blD53 for
soft new mixed yeSterf
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This valuable publication for May and June has
been received. Il is filled with comprehensive ar
of great importance. Among the contents are the
following very interesting articles which contain
very pertinent suggestions " Dangers Of Spring
" Household Remedies " The Alkaline Bath
its Cause and Cure, -" C-rehro-Spinal Meningitis
etc. This journal is gaining great popularity as it
Is conducted in an able manner, and every issue
hears marks 81 the thorough medical d-e OF
It's editor DR.. C. Winfield Scott. Jr. Il is published
by the Il. /. Pharmaceutical Co. Of Providence r.
l.. and specimen copies viii he mailed % any one
free.
Specimen copies may be obtained by applying at
the American Hotel dAwlt
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tcernei in he estate Of
DISTRICT up cHlrTENDES IS. p-t-.y p r,,ll,,,,
late u Burlington 10 said District Deceased.
GREETING.
At Probate Court holden at burlington. within
and for the District Of Chitfcndeu. the 3ri day
OF June A. ID. l.7} Instrument puUortug To
be the last VIII and Testament OF BetSev =. Black
maD, late % Burlington. pa tsIid District. deceased,
was presented % the Court aforesaid, for Probate.
and il j. ordered by said Court that the 18th las uf
June, A ID. l--1 Ut the Probate Court Rooms
in said Burlington, be ass -uet tnr proving SAID
Instrument and that notice thereof be given 20 all
persons concerned. by publ shin- this order three
weeks excessively u the Burlington Weekly Free
Press, newspaper printed at said Burlington, pre-
yious 20 the time appointed.
Therefore, YOU are hereby notified t. appear before
said Court, at the time and place aforesaid and
contest the probate Oi said viii. you have cause.
Given under my hand az Burlington, in said Dis
trict. this 3rd day 81 June. 4. T. l~73.
49wt r. Z. WALES judge.
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Eiifor Free Press.
In consequence of the immense thTongs that have
crowded my exhibitions daily since leaving New
York thousands being invariably turned away for
want Of room / am admOuished that my mana ger
has made mistake in arranging for one day only in
your city. As, however. we are advertised three
months in advance, 10 II impossible to make any
change at this late day. In view nf this, would
respectfully urge ladies, children. and all who can
do 50. To attend the 10 a. m exhibitions as those
rarely crowded, our performers and animals are
fresh, and the entertainments In every respect
full and complete those in the afternoon or
evening.
The puhlc's ohcdent servant
p +. BAENUH.
June t-dAWlt
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4 rumor,-ori ginating with and industriously
circulated by INSCRIPTIONS showmen,-haying gain
ed some credence, that | would divide my Great
state that such an idea has never been entertained
for moment. The vast MISUNDERSTANDING
cost Of million fire hundred thousand dOHUs,-
is the browning event Of my managerial life. and
although acting against the advice Of many ex-
perienced shoWmcn | shall adhere to my determin-
alton 10 keep the monster combination intact dur
inr the entire season.
The puble's obedient servant
p. T. BARNUM
June i-d&wlt
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WE. THE SUBSCRIBERS having been ap-
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court
i5r the District Of Chttenden, Comm .siouCrs to
receive. examine and adjust thc claims and demands
OF All persons. i.u-t the estate % sally Naramore,
late % tndcrhin, in said district. deceased.
ana also all claims and demands exhibited n Offset
thereto; and :. 4 months fr,ru tho day Of the date
hefe9i being allowed hy said Court for that purpose,
we do therefore hereby give notice, that We viii
attend % th. husinc-- o. our appointment AZ tho
office ui "a e.. DIXON. 10 UuderhlI, IN sad
District ou the 4nd Tuesdays oi Juiy anu Novcm-
days.
Dated this 18th day OF MAY. A. q. is.3.
IT. q. HAPGOuD. J..
~. e. RICHARDSON. Tom 'n 's-ion'i'-
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WE, THE SUBSCRIBERS. having been ap-
w pointed D., Tire Honorable the Probate court
iur the District Cd; Chittrudeu. Com oucrs 20 rc-
cciye, examine and adjust The claims and demands
ul all persons. against the estate o, Sylvester Brad
also all claims and demands exhibited iu offset
thereto and months from the DAY of the date
hereof. being allowed hy the said Court inr that
purpose. We do therefore hereby give uut.ce. that
We Will attend 10 the business o. our appointment
80 the residence of Lydia Bradley in Wlustan.
in said District. the 2nd Tuesday OF july and
Novemhers next. az IU O'Clock o. H.. on said DAYS
Dated this 3rd day % June \. d. l7.3.
MILTON lSiIAM, C..,,,,-.--..,..-.
j. u. CHAPMAN. '""i''' ''''-
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STATE OF VERMONT ! The Honorable the
DISTRICT OF cnrTrESDES, s. Dstf ~ ior me
To the heirs and all persons interested in the estate
Of Asahel b. Searer, late e Burlington in said Dis
trict, deceased
GREETING.
WHEREAS. application hath been made 10 ms
w Court In writing, by the administering of
said estate, praying FOR license and authority to
sell the real estate % said deceased iucludinr thc
reversiOn Of the widows dover therein se.tinr frth
therein that it would be beneficial to the heirs ana
all persons interested in said estate, To sell the
whole Of the real estate Of said deceased and con-
vert the same into money, and having fled In aid
Court the consent IN writing. o. all the heirs a.
said estate. that such sale he made
Nhereupon, the said Court appointed and ASSIGNED
the 10th day Of June ID lS73 the Probate Rooms
IN said District, 10 hear and decide upon said
application, and petition, and ordered that pub
lie notice thereof be given to all persons interested
therein By publishing said ORDER together with
the time and place OF hearing three weeks success
lively in the Burlington Free Press, a newspaper
which eirculates in the neghb0rhoOd OF those
persons interested in said estate, all which puh-
ieatiOns shall he previous to the day assigned for
bearing -
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear be-
fore said Court at the time and place gned then
and there in said Court make your objections 70 the
granting such license, II you cause.
6iyen under my hand at the Probate Court
Rooms, this 10th day Of May, A. ID. lisa.
4'w3t T. E. WALES Judge.
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xeaal Aotifes.
GEoKGE wooLCorT.s EsT.TE

WE, TIE SUBSC RIBEisS, having been ap-
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court
Tor the District Of Chittenden. Commissioners 10
receive examine and adjust the claims and demands
late Of Colchester in said district deceased and also
all claims and demands exhibited in Offset thereto
and SIX months from the day Or the date hereof
being allowed by said Court for that purpose We
do therefore hereby give notice that We viii attend
% the business Of appointment at the lato resi-
dencc OF sad Gcorce Wo0icott in Colchester IN said
District. the last saturdays Of June and Novem-
Der next. at 90 O'Clock a. m. each Of said days.
Dated this -4th day of May. \. u. Is-2.
W. W. ". THOMSON, tC.,..,,-.s-,,,,-s
+. b. HlNE.
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GorTLIEn HLAcK.s ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT } The Honorable the
DISTRICT oFoDr> T5s rst Of [I c5',t iS5 the
To the heirs and all persons interested in the estate
ofGotteb Black late Of burlington, in said district.
deceased.
GREETING
UTIIEREAS, application hath been made to this
w Court in writing. by the admin stTators Of
said estate, prayiuc for license and
authority a. sell the real estate, Of slid deceased
including the revcrs.ou o. the dow dover shcrcin
for the pay mcut Of debts ant charges ~ adm strs-
ton and setting forth therein the amount Of debts
due from the said deceased. the charges Of admins
tration, the amount OF personal estate. and tue
situation o. real estate.
Whercuuon. the said Court apo nted gnd ass rned
the 10th day Of June. A. p. l-73. az the Probate
Court roomi ia said District. o. heIr and decide
upon said applica and petition. aud ordered
public notice thereof o. bee given o. all persons
interested therein. by publishing said order. soseth
with the time and phase Of hearing. three weeks
excessively in the Burlington Free Pes. news
paper which crcuatcs iu the mel Ehhorhood Of those
persons interested ia said estate. all which publca-
tons shall be previous u the day ASST -ncd FOR
hearing.
Therefore, YOU hereby notified to appear before
said Court. az the time and place as -ned. then
ami there said Court, o. give honds TIE law
directs for ihe pas mcut of the debts, and charges
Of admin stration. ans make your object ous to
the granting OF such license. II you sec cause.
Given under my hand al the Probate Court rooms
this 10th DAY Of May A. D. l-sj.
f7w3t T. Z. WALES, Judge.
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EXPERIENCE OF YEARS

II. r. STEVENS 80 I'VE
This is to certify that have used your Blood
Preparation (NEGETISEl in my family for several
years, and think that for Scrofula or Cankerous
Humors, or Rheumatic affections, il cannot he ex
celled and as a blood purifier and Spring medicine
II il the best thing have ever used and have
used almost everything. ! can cheerfully recon-
mend II to any in need OF such medicine
Yours respectfully,
MRS. \. A. DINSMORE
10 Russell STREET
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Local weather Report.

fable showing mean barometer ard Their
mometer as observed at the Weather Obser-
walton office in this city, for the week ending
June 4th. 1873 Mean barometer, 30.H;
mean thermometer, $50 +; mean direction
of wind, north; total rainfall, 30 in,
maximum temperature, 2p. m, LIST, Il :
minimum temperature, : a. m, Both, AZ
GEO. H. ELLERY. Observer.
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And all other Patriotic Airs sound best on the Su
perior Instruments to he purchased at the we'll
known store Of J. &. HAYNES 4 Co. where
FULL BRASS BANDS,
FULL OBCHESTRAS,
QUADRlLLE BANDS,
QUINTETTE ORCnESTRAs,
BANDS OF FOUR,
And all similar organizations will be furnished not
only with the best Instruments but with instruction
Books 20 learn them, Music To play on them, extra
Strings, Reeds &e., 10 20 with them, and N needed
Materials for their repair.
J. G. HAYNES & CO.
30 Court St, Boston, Opposite Court IIouse)
April 1S-deOd&w6n.
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CONSTITUTIONAL TESDENcIEs.-The way ia which
different individuals affected by the causes
of disease depends upon constitution and tempera-
ment. Some persons for instance, are prone To fe
vers some to bilious attacks and others To nervous
affections. In all eases where peculiar suscept-
bity TO any variety of disease exists, the toning,
regulating and purifying operation Of
Tarrant's En-rvesccnt settler Aperi, MT
will be found the surest safeguard against an at
tack. Individuals Of bilious and cOnstipated
habit, or subjected TO dyspepsia, or whose nerves
easily excited, should frequently resort to this
refreshing saline corrective, especially in warm
weather. u is no less potent as prev, alive than
as remedy. Sold BY all druggists.
June 6-i9w2t&d2taw
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-, DRArEn-ln Milton, May 18th, Of consumption.
Miss Lucinda Draper. i'''''
CurrER.-ln Huntington. May 49th. John NJ
Cutter aged o. years. '
BAEsrow.-ln Colchester. May 3ath. I>.1. Ms
Lodoiska Porter. widow Of Ira o. Bsrstow. 49,, +,
years.
BALcH--Iu Jericho, May 2sth. lS73 E.ipbalet
Bllch. a-ed 6j years.
BuRroS-In Nice. Italy, bay 18th. Lucia CLARK.
wife Of J. Howes Burton, o.; New York. aged O..
years.
FANoN.-In Milton. VI, Friday, NIny p. i>,3. John
FaN0n. aged e. years
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organized recently and bids fair to become
successful.
The works of the Patent Roofing Com
pany, a quarter of mile west of the College,
were on fire at 9 'clockia. M, Wednesday.
By prompt effort, the building was saved
with the roof somewhat damaged.
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RICHMOND Butter MARKET. JUNE 2.-Butter
and cheese both active 200 boxes Of cheese
sold at from to II cents. Something over
200 tubs Of butter sold at 20 to p cents for
good and aG to y cents for gilt edge.
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CINIQUEs AT THE MEDICAL CoLLBGE.-
Cliniques are now held at the Medical Col
lege every Saturday morning, at 9 O'Clock.
We understand a very unusual operation
was performed last Saturday, by which a
portion Of the main nerve of the arm was
removed, resulting in the curing of an ex-
cesSive case of neuralgia which had.afliicted
the patient for the past four years These
cliniques are gratuitous, and are held by
the able Professor Of Surgery, DR.. Benja-
min Howard, Of New York city.
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The committee OF arrangements for the
coming Celebration and Inauguration of
the Ethan Allen Statue. on the Fourth OF
JuIy next. have appointed Gen. Geo. p.
Foster. L. :. Marshal of Vermont. as
Marsha DO Chief Of the Day
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A YOUNG MAN in an Office OF an American irul
~ in Canada, salary So per month gold. de
post Of $50 cash is required must make per
manent engagement. Only those who can meet these
requirements need address.
J. c, CONWAY & co.
May 3i-dA1wlt Box 39, Montreal, Canada.
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spetial 9utifes.
g Truth Is Mighty, and will Prevail"
V f @ E L | n f.
Purifies the Blood and Restores
the Health.
SEVENTY ONE YEARS OF AGE.

EAST MARsHFIELD, Aug. p, IS.a.
Mr.. STEVENS:
Dear Sri am u years OF age; have suffered
many years with Kidney Complaint weakness In.
my back and stomach. / was induced bv friends 10
try your NEGErINE and think il the best medicine
Tor weakness OF the Kidneys have ever used. I
have tried many remedies for this complaint and
never found 50 much relief as from the VEGrrtSr
II strengthens and inyigorates the whole system
Many OF my aequaintanees have taken il, and /
believe it to be good for all the complaints for wLie
il Is recommended. Yours truly
JOSIAH H. SHERMAN
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This spring than have ever kept before FANCY
GOODS, TRIMMINGS, BUTTONS, &e in a greater
variety. \ nice line OF DRESS GOODS sold very
low. BROWN and BLEACHED COTTONs cheaper
than ever, and DOuB AND TWIST COTTON
AIDES for Men and Boys wear sold cheap,
HOSIERY. No one should 90 without Stockings
This aprfrds drfn from -.
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The touching and graceful lines by Mr..
Dorr. In Memoriam, which we copy in
another column, from the Rutland Hera'd,
cannot De read without emotion.
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The house of James Kelley. in Mendon,
was destroyed by fire on Tuesday night.
Cause. a defective chimney. Insured.
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ST. ALBANs Butter. MAREET.-The market
Tuesday was active medium to good lots
quoted at 20 to 25c.; selections pc.
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Commercial.
WSferioWn Union Live stock Market,
June ;.

NUferioWn Union Live stock Market,
June ,
AMOUNT oF LIVE STOCK At MAREEr
Cattle. Sheep Lambs. Sw ne.
This week.....-.. t,D7- 903
Last Week..-..... l.i-1
Nermout........-. 3 295
Prices oflarket Beef-A few choice, 5000 extra.
s. "a 50. first quality, ; 70 80; second quail
IS, g. uiUl 80, third quality, siGl "a.
Prices OF Store Cattle-W1rkn- oxen per pair,
from sjoGtl; FarrOw Cows, sl5GiU. extra. s55d~l
1earlings si0al-; Two Year Odds, SI9D4- Three
Year Olds. snGiI.
Prices o., Sheep and Lambs In lots, s.. s. a..
8 0l. and 81 I'D each; extra. s. 30 "a f, Ou. or
from Iac Fib Sprin. Lambs. s4I , each Veal
Calves, . ulalpp III. Sheared Sheep. 4G6lc IN.
Prices ot Hides. lli1w and skins Brighton
Hides % a9tc Rib, Tallow, 81 "a -ic 2 10 Country
Hides sa9.c T. 10 Eliow 3 "a ste y II; Pelts.
$ 75a2 81 each; Calf skins, I6a l7c ? II Sheared
sheep Sims 2'c each Dairy skins, - a sl-tI each
nEMAnEs.
Cltilc-Se4rceiy any change % note between the
market i1r cattle this week and last week For
correspond NJ we -ht oi cattle prices are the same
o. At the opening last week Il Vas thought by
weather is favorable and the city trade for beef has
slightly improved Trade at this market was
largely confined O. Western cattle -.c = ~ live
ci-lt being The outside price; these same steers
would not cost over e. a lOc 3 % dress weight
some tne Western steers ylried and sold some
slim cattle. calculated ,or store from New York and
Canada. offered.
Sheep-Sprln- lambs are received freely with
far supply from The North and plenty %. Wcstern
The trace in the city does not seem o. rally. 3ud
hutcher- are pay inZ only DE 2 p. or s. a $ 50 p
head. earrings that are first rate sell at e l-e y
IT, only one lot oi Northern wool sheep iu market.
these -old at Ste q 20. j. Long had a choice load
of shearcd ye1riu-s. mostly o. his own feed NJ 40
Cambridge, y. Y. That aYer -ed -i1 fts az market
They were line wool. and the only fault. u 10 was
fault. their being too lt. The buyer. Mr.. J. Pratt
said they were the best n market. The demand :
Improved, but butchers are determined hot o. pay
over present quotations
P.uity-For poultry that IS nice. iftherc 6. a
allure ~ part Turkeys the best price is ne p r.
The supply this week e.. H. Dudley had offered Tor
several hundred weight only lfc = %. Dressed
turkeys sell dull iu tle city. We quote best select
lots SO l-tr e 70 medium grades 10 ice = 70 ord De-
nary fowl 40 DE B. o..
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raI;dal aowsc|FuLLows.-In New Orleans, at the
Rev e. NJ NJ me brides father. May 2lst, by the
ana MISS Mary Larue Fellows. No cards.
FiELD-CLARK.-In Rutland. at the Conqreea-
tOnsl church June ,, by Rev j. Gibson Jo6ns,,n
Field and Lille, daughter OF Henry ClarS.
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bREErINCs
d l.s..t r..tn ..--.l-....T -. -.

GREETING
yATHEBEAS. said Court hath assigned the qth
w day of june nelt fer the settlement OF the
administration account of the administrators Of aid
estate. and hear The prof Of TIE heirs entitled
o. the residue ~ the estate OF said deceased
and for decree of ssiu residue o. the heirs
of said deceased, ant ordered that public
notice thereof De gwen o. an persons inter
ested in said estate. hy PUBLISHING this order
three weeks successfully previous % the dav
assigned. in the Burlington Free Press printed in
Burlington, in said District.
Therefore. You are hereby notified g. appear at the
Probate Court Rooms in Burlington. On the day
assigned then and there % contest the allowance Of
said account, % you see cause, and t. e>tahl sh
your right as heirs aud claimants 90 said estate
Given under ny hand, this i5th day of MAY,
A. u. l--J-
i1wn T. f. WALES. Judge
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The Jaw triumphant Hanging not played out
after aiL The best remedy FOR Dyspepsia is
GHEENE'> ONYGENArEp BirrrHs. Contains no alco-
hol. Purely medicinal. sold 10y an dealers "a med
icine. JoHv T. HENRY, Proprietor, & @ college
Place. New York. Wit
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MmDLEBuRF.-E dwin Ostegee, formerly of
Middlebury, was rrested at Rutland, May
eth, by Sheriff TT ipp and Constable Mead.
and made full conf ,ssion to the setting on
fire Of Mr.. Gilson's unoccupied house, men
toned last Tu ssday 1t was formerly owned
by Mr. Osteges. He said he was hired to
do t. lie is n ow in jail. As Ostegee was
a member in ood standing ofthe Episcopal
Church, and c onsidered a worthy man and
good citizen, he case has excited much feel
ing in the will: .ge. His explanation is that
he had become greatly involved, financially,
with G. 5. Gil sc'n of Rutland, and was in
duced by promis of a reward from ellison,
to commit the &C t.
ellison was arr ested as an accessory, yes
terday in Rutian, by Sheriff Trip and Con-
stable Mead, and brought to Middlebury.
lie asserted his in nocence, at the examina-
ton, but was held in 81 900 bail for APP
pearance at the Co unity Court next Tuesday
He procured bail al returned to Rutland.
A new Cornet Serenade Band has been