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Yellow Fever at Shreveport.
SHREVEPORT. La, Sept.

SHREVEPORT. La, sept IL.
The Times this morning says the cpl
demlc exhibits but little change and that
n decrease in the number of new cases Is
owing to the want of material The num-
Der deaths IL fearful to contemplate.
The mortality is beyond precedent and it
looks as though but comparatively few
will get well. Thus far very few have got
about while some linger along between life
and death. In some few instances whole
families have been swept out of existence
in the short space Of one week
The sudden change in the weather last
Sunday night sent scores to their beds
which accounts for the large number of in.
terments in the last day or two. In the
language of one Of The New Orleans ply
sicans they dropped of like sheep dying
with rot. Medical treatment of the most
skillful kind does not appear to do any
good in great many cases while in many
Others the temporary relief afforded is
quickly followed by death
Our stores are all closed and all our
dwelling houses turned into hospitals. In
fact Shreveport Is one great hospital: one
great charnel house The Times publishes
the death record. Number Of intermenls
since the lst of september is 226 ; number
Of sick is estimated variously Mt from 500
to 500.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
special 10 the GLOBE.
Chittcndcn County Fair,
IirHIINorON. SpnI. | ,,

BURLINGTON, Sept. Il.
The second day of the Chttcndcn Coun-
ty Fair has been great success. Every
department of the exhibition was full and
the Floral Hall, including the display of
the of the Champlain Valley Horticultural
Society. was the largest made in this coun-
ty, and attracted universal attention. The
racing was exciting. The three minute
race was won by Kitty Pearl In 2.49. AT
? o'clock II. n. Newell, ESQ.,, president, in
troduccd Henry Clark of the Rutland
Globe, who delivered the annual all
dress, upon "Thc Past, Present and
the possibilities of the future Of agriculture
and manufactures In Chittenden county,"
was manly devoted to our county and was
well received. In closing he called attention
Ia the National Centennial celebration at
Philadelphia in 1876 and the duty OF Yer
mont in reference thereto Over eight
thousand people wcrs On the ground TO
listen to the addresses
The fair closes on Friday The day
will te mostly devoted To racing.
T.. B. /.
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New York, Sept. l..
The annual reunion OF the army Of the
Cumberland began yesterday. To-day
Generals Sherman, Sheridan Ward, Whip
pie, Negley and Chaplin, and GOV. Hart
ranft were present. Gov. llarranit de-
liyered the address OF welcome in behalf Of
the state of Pennsylvania. Gen, Grant is
expected to arrive tonight. \ vacant
chair draped in mourning, occupying a
conspicuous position on the platform, re-
called the memory of Gen. Thomas and
other dead comrades. The opening prayer
was offered by the old chaplain of the
army of the Cumberland, Rev. Wm. llcrn-
shaw, The citizens extend an enthusiastic
welcome to the veterans.
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New York StOcN ana Money market.

New Work StOcN ana Money Market.
NEW YORK. Sept Il.
LATEST MONETARY.
Gold closed at NIX.
Governments duh.
state bonds fraction lower and quie..
Money at l-s2 per cent COLO and the inte!est.
stocks reverish.
Money loaned up 10 per cent gold with AL
advance OF 1926 tie on account OF rumoTs OF
failures reported on the streets, but later 1t be
came easier, and closed finally at soc per cent.
gold.
II was IumoIed al the close u the STOCK
Board that the Treasury had, or would soon he
post I'VE million dollars In the banks to ease
the money market.
Carrying rates were nom TO 6 per cent cur
reney
The clearings at the Gold Exchange to-day
were 3s9,Oo0.O0o.
Treasury disbursements to-day amounted 10
$4,000.
The Customs receipts to-day amounted 10
$3.50 900.
Business la Wall street to-day was attended
with great excitement at intervals, and q large
amount OF business wos done at the stock Ey-
change. At the opening II was announced that
the New York and oswego Midland railway
had suspended, which although, Just found
out, had actually taken place some three weeks
since. Later In tho day many unfavorable
rumors Of yesterday In regard TO the Rock
Island railroad were renewed, especially one
which had II that the company had loaned some
money to tho Canada Southern railroad. THIS
report Is oficisliy dcnlsa By the oficers OF both
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klttN ana lldtc =
Vermont Belle and Boy, dr..
Bismark and Blank, | |
BILLY Allcn'& Lady Allen.3 "
Time 500, 3:Os, 1903.
There was but small gathering Of rco-
pie on the spectators gallery as the day
was cool and windy though the sun shonc
out brightly.
The entries.in horses and cattle is quite
large, and up to Monday night numbering
1888, of which 1876 were horses and 1903
cattle
The following ia lis, OF stallion, en-
tered
Stallion year old lIamblelonian Chief.
J s Appleton & Co, Burlington.
Stallion year old, Young Champion. u
Is Bishop, Jericho.
Stallion year old, G II Gates, Essex.
Stallion, David Weston, Underhll.
Stallion years old, Austin Mckenzie,
Shelburn.
Stallion year old. Young Green Noun
tain Morgan, L S Mead, Essex.
Stallion 3 year old Billy Allen + II
Brownell, Essex
Stallion 4 ycaal old, Henry Hidreth.
Richmond.
Stallion 3 wear old. d Il Tucker Willis
ton
Twenty five pairs OF matched horses
have been entered thus far. and ten pairs
of oxen and steers.
IoNo WOOL SHEEP
Two year old imported Lincoln ram, pen
imported Lincoln ewes buck lamb Lin
coin. imported, three months old, five
Hampshire Down ewes two years old -
Peter Lcclair, Winoosk
One Cotswold buck. four years old, one
mutton buck lamb, four months old pen
of c"c lambs, pen of mutton lambs
Homer Il Stcarns, Wesiford
Pen of mutton sheep, six ewes Henry
Oakes Richmond.
Fue sheep lambs VIM Miller, Willis
ton.
Three buck lambs. three eve lambs, i've
ewes two years old /. : Drew. South
Burlington
Five exc lambs. one buck anh \
Allen Wlliston
Five ycarling ewes |. 5 Drew south
Burlington
Six Merino linh- Norman Wright.
Milton
The order Of the lair is excellent. wing
to the vigilance exercised by Sheriff Drew,
and his competent assistants
The officers Of the society are u. fol
lows
President II Newell, Shclburn.
Vice Presidents A O Humphrey, Tn
dcrhill LYMAN Barber, Essex
Sccrtary-Elihu B Taft. Burlington.
Treasurer ] !. Smith. South Buring-
ton.
General Superintendent W j Shland.
Essen Junction
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Windsor County.


CHESTER.
Our city friends, who for HE la,i six
weeks have leaycncd the social loaf, left
for their respective homes on Tuesday last
Our feelings withcr nj the thought
The Grafton band visited the Chester
band Tuesday evening, both bands ronvon-
ing at the Academy for the purpose of re
hcarsai and friendly interchange There
were sweet strains of music, friendships
strengthened by q supper NJ Coles and n
heavy frost.
Everybody has doublc-barselcd low
pressure cold People are struck hoarsc
while saying grace. The distemper never
leaves the lungs but to eater the nose Sa-
lutte man on the street and he will tell
you hes go5e,t hoie 10 de do boTc,' When
well, under favorable conditions Of atmos-
pberc, it is easter 10 blow quickstep
through the wrong end OF buglc than
breathe an eighth note. if suffering with
one of these colds. y.
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The Chiltenden County Fair oponed at
Essex Junction ON Tuesday very auspic-
iously The entries OF the first day were
double those of any first day Of any pre-
vious fair Of the Society, and the show ae
a whole was very large.
The exhibition of lorses and cattle Is
very fine. Three distinct herds of cattle
are exhibited the famous short.horns Of
Shedd & Van Sicklen of Burlington, the
fine herd of the same class which took the
first premium at the State Fair, and the adj
mrable Ayrshires of l.. S. Drew of South
Burlington, showing twelve head Among
the stock OF the former gentlemen is the
Earl Of Oxford the six year old bull
which was purchased out of the famous
high priced herd lately sold NJ the Camp
bell sale at New York mills
Mechanics and Floral Halls are well
filled, although on the first day the display
OF agricultural implements was hardly up
to that exhibited in former years. Sewing
Machines are displayed in great variety, as
VIII 90 iiiuSiSui ILStl liiucHtS, thlti uulouS
which, is formidable exhibition of Estey
Organs by II, A. Lyon, the agent at St.
Adams. Ripley Sons of Centre Rutland,
show some fine specimens of their concrete
sewer pipe
The display OF vegetables lie quite eror-
nous, while that Of fruits and flowers ex-
cells anything ever seen in that region for
many years. Chittenden County is quite
noted for its fine fruit, and large number
of rare specimens are exhibited by L. NJ,
Hagar OF Burlington Eleazer Taft of So.
Burlington; G. w. Brownell, jr., of VIII
listoni L. j, Chaplin Of Williston, and II.
j. White, of Shelburn
The principal event OF the afternoon was
the
| DOUBLE TEAM EACK,
mile heats, best three In five for the soci
ety's premium of $25 to the winner sic
to the second best, and $40 to the third
best. The entries were
DR. l D Alger, Wiliston, b IN Kitty and
mate.
OF Predmore, Shelburn IL Vermont
Belle, 9 Vermont Boy.
Al. Crane, Burlington, Bisuark, b !
Blank.
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Disastrous Fire In Chicago.

CHICAGO, Sept. II, 445 p. IN.
the Fury oFTHE Fl AMEs "A STRONG WIND
GREAT EXCITEMENT.
4 fire broke out at 8 o'clock In the lumber
district near the corner of Seventeenth and
Iiastcad streets, and has been burning ever
since with the greatest fury, having spread
at this hour over distance of nearly q
mile The wind is blowing gale from
the southwest and carrying brands long
distance in advance of the fire. The en-
tire department is on the ground and doing
everything possible. There is considerable
excitement among the people
LATER
OBJECTION OF THE FLAMES -lNHARtrASr3
FLEE FOR SAFETY.
The fire started in the hay depot of the
Chicago. Burlington and Quincy railroad,
Ncwhurg street and Railroad crossing, in
the west division, and burned in north
east direction, passing diagonally across
some four blocks to point about one and
half miles distant, in straight line from
the court house. or the centre OF the bust
ness portion of the city.
The locality where it originated is built
almost entirely OF wooden buildings mainly
dwellings of the smaller class The locali-
ty of the fire and the direction of the wind
are nearly the same as those of the great
fire of two years ago Many of the people
living ON the line OF the fire, packed up
their household possessions and removed
them to places Of greater safety.
LATEST
rirE rNDEe CONTROL. --io,s Nof g3ti-
MATED.
\ dispatch from city telegraph office
near the scene of the fire, says it is now I'M
der control and that 1t is believed it will be
prevented from spreading further No cs-
innate OF the loss can he made 1t this
writing
VERY LATEST.
TWO U'NDG.D HOUSE, BURNED Loss COM
PAEATIVRIY SMALL.
The fire is now under complete control.
/ The loss in the aggregate is quite light for
drcd houses have been destroyed. The
loss to tho poor people rendered homeless,
however is severe The prairie west of
the lire Is covered with household good.
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BOILER EXPLOSION AZ PlrTsrorD. a
boiler used for pumping water out OF the
Pittsford Quarry Cos quarry, exploded
Tuesday ut p. III. with terrific violence
making 4 complete wreck Of Lamson
stone cbanneling machine, to which il was
attached. The boiler was thrown dis
lance Of 1915 feet, landing ON the side OF a
ridge 40 feet above, the engine was thrown
about twice this distance, landing on y still
higher elevation Fragments from the
wreck struck u channeling machine be
longing to the Steam Stone Cutter Co.,
which was working in the quarry below
causing slight damage Fortunately no
one was hurt, although the usual number
OF men were at work in and about the
quarry at the time.
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Another Railway Collision.

CoIIMBIA. s. C.. Sept. l..
\ collision occurred between the south
bound passenger train and the paynasters
train on the Charlotte, Columbia x Au-
gusta Railroad to-day killing paymastcr
". Elliott Orchard and one rolorcd man,
and severely injured engineer WILLIAMSON,
expressman Graham and one coored man.
and smashed both engines and two express
cars The passengers were nniniurcd.
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Mexican MalcOntents.

BROWNSVILLE, Ten, Sept. 10.
There is rnmGr current that Gen. Roche,
commander chief of the Mexican army
is getting up a revolution on his own ac-
count Gen. Roche has the reputation OF
being the best fighting man in the Mexican
army, and if he rebels he will have plenty
of followers. Tie is now nj Zacatacas In
command OF a large force and is said TO be
in sympathy with the indictments oi Sal
tillo and Monterey
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t;raEd Lodge Of Odd Fellows,

BALTIMORE, sept l..
The Grand ledge OF the United States OF!
|. o. O. +. mel al . o'clock II, m. to-day.
Deputy Grand Sire Durham said that the
missionary report OF Grand Sire Logan had
been received this morning. II Was laid
before the lodge and ordered 10 he printed.
The report reached New York Yesterday
by the Ocean Queen from Aspinwall and
was Immediately forwarded to Baltimore
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4 Reverend Villain.

New York, Sept. Il,
The wife OF Rev. Mr. Wiswcll of St.
Johns Chapel in this city. has sued her
husband for her property which he has
converted to his own use She is daughter
of the late Bishop Berrean OF Trinity
church, and was worth $4,000 when she
was married and she charge Wiswcll with
robbery and ntidelty.
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companies. There was Hood OF rlmors In re-
gard ~ the failure OF bankers and brOkcrs,nonc
OF which were true. The name OF George OPP
dyke Co., was freely used 10 depress the
Stock Exchange, but there was no basis for this
malicious report. The above named firm Il all
right and Is not affected by the suspension Of
the Midland rond. because they did not endorse
for the company nor Ia any way assume their
liabilities. When It became apparent that no
ono had failed ana there was nothing in sit
uailon to cause panic better feeling pre-
vailed, and sharp recovery In values cnsuc1
In prices.
stocks felt TO 2por cont. with arccovery
later In the doy nom too per cent but the
market closed dull. Northwestern, common
dropped from 5,is to 70, ana Wabash from COX
10 q, and advanced to 5GA and again dropped
- 55r. Rock Island broke 81. 81 Paul low
cred 81. Pacific Mail, ia. Panama, with
partial recovery H. all cases. A general de-
cline OF the remainder Of the list at from to
per cent, except Lake Shore and New York
Central which only broke a fraction
Tho folloNyiup arc tho riaziuer ptfptntt Inns.
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Interesting Anniversary.

CHICAGO, Sept. II.
The two hundreth anniversary OF the
settlement of white men in Illinois was
celebrated to-day at Starved Rock. on the
Illinois river, half way between Lasalle
and Altoona, where Fort ST. Louis was
founded by Lasalle ia 1878. Some five
thousand people were In attendance, and
the proceedings were interesting.
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National Board of Steam Navigation.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. II.
second annual convention OF the Nation
al Board of Steam Navigation met to-day
at Continental Hall and was called to or
der by the president, Thomas Sherlock Of
Cincinnati Delegates are present from
New York, Massachusetts,, Maine, New
Jersey, Missouri, Indiana, Kentucky, Ohio,
Pennsylvania, Connecticut and Maryland,
aud others are on their way. The conyen-
ton adjourned until evening, after receiv-
ing credentials of delegates and adopting
the report Of the committee on order Of
business
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Train Wreckers Sentenced

Boston, Mass, Sept. II.
John Ryan and Thomas Nelson, con
yioted at Taunton OF throwing an old
colony train from the track In November
last Ryan was sentenced TO seven years
in the state prison Nelson's sentence was
deferred, as lie will probably soon die OF
consumption.
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SnlrltmalIst Convention.


NHICAHO, Nept II.
The annual convention of the national
association Of spiriualisls is in session in
this city. Many leading spiritualisl- from
various parts Of the country are present.
So Far discussions Show u very inharmoni-
ous state of affairs in the association. Mrs
Woodruff defending her course n prcsi-
dent of the association and her peculiar
notions and life. During the session last
night the speakers INDUCED in most radical
uttcronccs ON all subjects.
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VERY LATEST.
Commission Of Appeals.

ALBANY. sept IL.
The ioliowin" is the calendar III the
commission of appeals for Thursday, Sept
18th Nos 81, %. %, e.. 40, 81. l02 and
l0,. Eight causes will constitute the day
calendar until further notice.
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New YORK, sept. L..
The citizens Of Huntington. l.. l., met
yesterday and authorized the supervisor OF
the village to take measures To raise fund
10 De offered as reward for the arrest of
the murdercrs of Kelsey.
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In the case OF Ripley Sons vs.. Billings,
verdict was rendered for the defendant
The testimony in the case of Hayward
Va. Mccormick; and wlfe.is not yet finished,
several witnesses being examined yesterday
and others to be put upon the stand to-
dav
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Savings Bank In Trouble.

LEAvENwoETH, Kansas, Sept. IL.
The German savings bank here has
closed Its doors until an assessment can be
made upon the stockholders to meet Its
liabilities
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Sept. II.
The tniyersalist convention here has
passed resolution 10 build new univer-
salist church In Washington, costing one
hundred Thousand dollars.
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Help for Shreveport.

New ORLEANS. Sept. Il.
Gov. Kellogg forwarded 81 900 to the
Howard Association Mt Shreveport ycsIcr-
day, for the yellow fever snfTclcrs.
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iatlem EAten,On way, e.u5 a l...iul .uu %. Co..
Eastern way, ll.40 a. n
Troy way, l2.10 p. IN.
hoy, 1910 p. IN, $50 p. m, and J. so y. 10
Albany, l24O p. m, $50 ,, IN, and 20 p. "a,
BOSTON, 40 a. m, ana 9.3a r. IN
Nanaias, LIS p. III.
northern way, 200 p. N.
q Ellington, 200 p. m. and $50 T.. 20,
~ atUga way, $50 D. III.
Ne IOrk, $50 p IN. ana $50 ?. N
u nectieut River way, $50 y. IN
Woodstock way, (Stuge, 100 p. III
thittenden, cruesdays and Saturday, H.'t 70 ~.
~tpcEbriFe titage), loo p. m.
MAILS ARRIVE
llaIlcm LAte ision way. 98, o. go
Eastern way, y 20 p. m
Troy way, 4.55 p. Ia.
Troy, lao q, IN, 1.d5 a. III. and So 4. 400
Albany, ll.45 q. m, d.b5 and q 10 u.
Boston, LOO a. IN. ana 2 % 2
tanadas, ~ 90 a. N.
northern way, 1872 a IN.
burlington, 1910 and l1.3g Il. ni
saratoga way, 1l.45 q. IN.
sew York, as a. III. AMI d.o5 p. ia.
Connecticut River way, s.45 p. III.
Woodstock way, STAGE 1l.b5 a. III.
Chlttenden, (Tuesdays and Saturday lO.:u aha.
stockbridge STAGE, 1880 p. IN.
- Mails Will be promptly closed at the apecl-
iced hour; all letters deposited In the street
boxes VIII be collected AT S.d5 and II 90 a. M,
i..10. I.3Q, sos and last collection for all night
mails, at 900 p. III. All letters deposited In the
Letter Box az the Depot VIII be collected by
Route Agents llve minutes previous 20 the de-
rAituie Of each mall train
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s.1li S.Ou.
81 purse of 500, open to all horses.
The following are the entries.
\. II. Dantorth, b IN Kitty Thorn.
" Hewlett, D IN Belle of Pawlet.
c. NJ lluntly, Dix q Royal Mike
/. II. Gardner, gr 6 Col. Maynard
George ingalls,, b War Hewlett
Chas. iluleti, b m Ella Cole
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'rhc Middle Granville Race.

lst purse of S'9J, for three year old colts
Tic following are the entries
Henry Potter, br Lambert
David W Rogers, b 6 Mosely Rogers.
Benjamin Ward, g Artcmus Ward.
VI II Strceier. u IN Abby
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I Ell &. KINGSLEY.

| Ell e. KINGSLEY
Dealer IL
BUILDERS AND cADlSEi
HARDWARE
weymouth Fine Finishing and Kmpre. Cut
Nails, lrou steel Chains, ac
CAkrENrNk's Tools,
bI-N' ksMlInS Ioois
=. MA'n' SSS!l.Asgs& sSSFSA ssoe4.
bLACRSMlrH'S CoAL-8Esl
QUARRY MATERIALS.
Steel ltsG; PIES A@es shS'gl; si1s5I1f fs"
.Drll fnes steel striking Ham.
ners. Handles, sc;
MANILA ROPE AND COhDAok
SAW MILL, CIRCULAR AND WOOD SAWS,
AND BoyNToN'S LIGHTNING
cRoss.cUT SAWS
PAIN
ons yarnisnes. Glue. sand Pager. brushes sc
GLASS AND PUTTY
CUTLERY
\ splendlq Inc of Table and Pocket catisry
shears and Scissors.
STANDARD SCALES
FURNI c RE
Parlor Furniture, Center Tables, MirTors, EA
tension Tables, bedsteads, Mattresses,
Spring Beds. Bureaus and Chairs
Manufacturer OF Black Walnut. Chestnut and
Painted Chamber Sets,
c A X z ETS
Velvet, Brussels. Tapestry. Three Ply and In
grain Carpets. Oh Cloths. SC, &c
ANb METALLIC BURIAL CASES.
AT /. Q. E1NGSLEY'S,
Rutland. June l7,ls1s
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Relief for Shreveport.

New York, Sept Il,
The Cotton Exchange Of this city sub
7crihcd ST. 800 for Shreveport to-day.
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Hon Hoyt ii. Wheeler, Chief Judge.
lion. Isaac c. Wheaton,, Assistant
Hon llicl HOLSTER. Judges
Henry II. Smith, Clerk
William VI. Field, Sheriff
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On Thursday for New England and
Middle States, pressure will diminish with
southcasterly To southcrly winds. incrca4.
ing to fresh and brisk, with cloudness and
rain
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Among the arrivals at the Bardwell
House Sept. nth, were the following;
g II Cornsen. l. q Eddy, New York
Meyer Friend, Albany James Meeker,
North Adams; Joseph Childs, New lie
banon " II Newport, Pittsford, VI; d
Toll, c Il Lathrope, Schenectady George
p. Warner, Northampton ii Il Taylor
and Daughter, Burlington W Chamberlin,
Troy, y y Robert G Hall, New York I;
j Wilder, Rupert; " S Philiplacc, Provi-
dence, II |; II Ii Clark, Oxford, Ala; +
\ Eaton, Rochester; James Carmody,
North Adams; + s Cleveland, Syracuse +;
G T. Hall. Cleveland NJ Curtis, Man
chester + Watrous, Port Henry; a Plat,
Troy d ID Ames, Saratoga Springs; Jos.
Glrnsh, s II Martin, Mrs d /. Kent and
Daughter, L Dorset; James McCree, Jos.
Brooks, |. VI Stone, West Rutland; G w
Marsh, A l'alston, East Wallington Lee
Tracy, Shelburn; f Smith, Clarendon; j
IL Smith, Smiths Basin; Wilson, Bel
lows Falls; 5 + Villas and Daughter
Plattsburgh c II Morse and Lady, Lud-
low; James $ Slinett, Erie. Pa f G
White, Bennington
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Timc-e4l. 9.41t, 2i2, $40, 2.43, g.4Ot
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