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NOTICE.
} STATE OF VERMONT.
tCHITTENpEy COUNTY. Is,


1s,,v,r. 'J,vvso, (CHIrTENDEN COUNTY, 81
WHEREAS. John Jameson o. undeThill, in said
w COUNT. has preferred his petition 10 the
County Court. next TO be held al burlington wth
in and foT the county If Ch.ttenden.-settiny orth
that said petitioner was, the 10th day o; De
cember, A. ID. ls66. at Leeds. 10 the Prov noe OF
Quebec, married u Isabella Reed. Of SAID Leeds .
that he Lived with sad Isabella IN tho faithful
discharge Of ali duties incumbent upon hun oy
reason Of said marriage, until on = about the IN
day OF September AID -, when said lseb-tI Ia de-
serted said petitioner, and hath sines said date
lived separate and apart from said petit And
further stating that said petitioner hath resided IN
the state OF Vermont for four years last past AID
at UndeThill Aforesaid, sue the st day OF Vctobef
A. ID. 1873.
And pray ing that a divorce from the bonds OF
matr mOny between himself and the said Isabella.
may be decreei by SAD Honorable Court
And whereas il has been made to appear 10 nc
that the said Isabella yamtson resides uui o! the
State, | do order the said John Jameson 10 give
notice TO the said Isabella James o. the preferns
and filing Of said libel BY publishing the foregoing
substance OF said libel with this order o:
three weeks successiyely in the Burlington Free
Press a public newspaper printed at said Buriny-
ton the last OF which publication 10 be al least sK
weeks previous Ia the term OF Court uext TO bs
holden al Burlington within and .or tle county OF
Chttenden, the first TUESDAY OF April, A u
1875: And said publication being made. the said
Isabella Jameson is required TO appear in salt Cou
the first day Of said term and then and there n
said Court. 10 answer 10 the Aforesaid libel OF the
said John jameson
Dated at Burlington Aforesaid, the 81 day Of Feb
ruary. A. d. ls75. \. J. HOWARD. Clerk
Z. HENRY POWELL. ATTY. 3!wj~
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TBE Com sArURDAY.-At Guilford the
thermometer varied Sc degrees in Is hours,
marking 25 below zero at O'Clock, Satur-
day morning. At Montpelier the record
was 2s below, the coolest yet At St.
Johnsbury, the mercury got down to So be
low, and the railroads were blocked with
snow driited by tremendous gale. The
mercury reached 40 below and corge1lei at
Concord. Y IL
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SwAslox "A j. Ferris has gone to Neb-
raska to learn the fate of his co usin, Valen-
tine Ferris, who is reported to have perish
ed in s.,sIA.
Il H. very sickly here. There have been
ave funerals on five successive days.
The revival meetings. still continue and
arc attended with undated interest. The
quarterly meeting occurs the 18th and liIh.
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Among the new institution" at Brat
tleboro, is the Bickford Knitting Machine
Manufacturing Co. They have capital
stock of $3.50 600.
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NEW YORK NEWS.

THE SITUATION OF BUSINESS AND TRAVEL IN
NEW YORK.
NEw YORK. Feb. l7.-Large quantities of
ice are still in the rivers. but ferry naviga-
ton south of Blackwell's Island remains
pretty regular. In the bay the ice still
strenously obstructs navigation. The Bos-
ton and Norwich line have entirely stopped,
and one of the boats is laid up for repairs
and two others are bound in the ice at New
London. In the sound the unparalleled ac-
emulation of ice continues in all its thick
ness and solidity. Seven steamers are frozen
fast, and there is no apparent prospect OF
their speedy release. They are readily
reached BY pedestrians and skaters.
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10 the iJigid wave that Is affecting the
country are added the prevailing diseases
which are weeping of the young and old.
Vermont mortuary LIST will be the largest
the present season of any one for the past
forty years The State at large shows
large prevalence Of epidemies.
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All over Windsor and Windham counties
the dronth and cold are unprecedented and
there is an unusual prevalence of scarlet
fever, pneumonia, induenza and all the
other diseases incident to exposure and bad
ventilation.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-02-19

1t is claimed that Boston held the first
musical convention in the United States ;
but Noses Z. Cheney says this is incorrect,
Montpelier having held one in 1899.
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Spstial Notires.
CONsUMPTIVRs, TAKE NO

CONsUMPTIvRs, TAKE NOTICE.
Every moment Of delay makes your more
hopeless. and much depends upon the judcious
choice Of remedy. The amount OF testimony IN
favor Of DR.. schcnck's Pulmonic Syrup, q cure
for Consumption, far exceeds all shat can be
brought to support the pretentlons Of any other
medicine. See DR.. Schenck's Almanac. containing
the certificates Of many persons Of high respectable
Ity, who have been restored to health after being
pronounced incursble by physicians o; acknowl-
edged ability. Schenck's fulmonic Syrup alone
has cured many, these evidences alone will
show, but the cure is often promoted by the en-
ployment o. two ether remedies which DIR. schenck
provides for the purpose. These additional RENE
dies Schenck's sea Weed Tonic and Mandrake
Pills. By the timely use OF these medicines ac
cordinx TO directions, pr. Scnerck eertifes that
most any case OF consumption may be cured.
DR.. Schenck will be at the Quincy House. Boston.
the following Wednesdays, from to O'Clock
Jan. 18th add 27th. Feb. 10th and 9th, ana March
10th and 2ith. Consultations free; but for
thorou zh examination OF the lungs, with the Res
prOnetOr, the price is $500.
DR. Schenck is professionally at bis princi pal
office, corner sixth and Arch Streets Philade phs,
every Monday, whore all letters Of advice must be
addressed. March ll-deod&wly
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Grin Bates, Of Pownal, had y sheep
drowned. during the recent thsw, caused by
an accumulation Of water under his barn.
lne OF two horses were found frozen into
the ice, bat were released from their un
comfortable position uniniured.
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Nsu advertisements.


NN Nav and Second hand Windows, OF which we
" have a good assortment Some large, for store
frsuts as good as new, which we Will sell On the
hall los; principle. A q. LUCAS q soN.
50 Church ST., Burlington, Vt.
Feb 4-dSwtf
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A son Of Abner Sparrow. of Calais was
seriously stabbed in quarrel with son OF
C. g. Hill Of the same town lev days
ago Both boys were about IA years old.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-02-19

CHAa1or1K.-The Catholic society on the
9th inst gave an oyster supper to detraY
the expense of recent repairs upon their
parsonage. 4 large company were present.
among the number Mr.. and Mrs. Sawin, Of
Burlington, who contributed much to the
pleasure Of the occasion with their music
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-02-19

The Arkansas radicals are threatening
that Judge Poland viii not be provided f. Il;
when his congressional term expires. OF
that hs has vsntured to write r. Iport
which does not please the president Tasa-
sn0tog Soecial
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-02-19

The ancient order Of Hibernians Nos.
and ,, of Rutland and West Rutland, are
making arrangements to celebrate St. Pat
Tick's Day on grand scale.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-02-19

The Iiconderoga races take place next
week, the 93l, oath. 25th and Goth. A good
time and good trotting is expected.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-02-19

TIE call fer convention to nominate a
County Commissioner will be found in our
eolsmns to-day. We understand that the
friends Of Mr. L. B Howe, of Jericho, will
present his name to the convention as that
ofa good citizen and good temperance man,
and as from portion of the county entitled
10 recognition. the County Commissioners
having for many years been taken from
other parts Of the county.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-02-19

CPRING TERM begins Wednesday, March 81,
y and continues eleven weeks.
Good board and rooms can be obtained at moder-
ate rates For further Information apply to
3iw3g c. r. TuRhILL. Pine pal.
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A Barnet man found rat vainly trying
to keep warm by hiding in the fleece of one
of his sheep, the other morning.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-02-19

The Spring term Of Shelburn Academy IS
to begin Wednesday, March 3D.. c. R Tar
rlll, principal.
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Bankrupt 9otirrs.
IN BaNHRUPTCY.

IN the District Court OF the United States. for the
i p strict OF Vermont.-in the matter OF l. B.
Harrington, Sons & Co., Undergraduates Is
hereby given that petition has been filed in said
Court, by Leonard Is. Harrington. c. Eugene I1ar-
rinston Susan Harrington, aud Lemuel llsrring-
ton all OF ST. Joansbury, in said District. duly de
c,sred binkrupts under the &C. .; Congress or
March 2i. 1867, ior a discharge and certificate
thereof. from all their indiy dual and co-partner
ship debts aud other claims provable under said
Act ami that the 9Th day OF March, ls,5. at IL
O'Clock a. M, before the Hon. ID. A. smnlley ,
Judge 0. said Court, at his Chambers in the city Of
burlington is ass gned OR the hearing Of the sans.
when and where all creditors who have proved
their debts and other persons in interest, may
attend and show cause, Z any they have, why the
PRAYER OF said petition should not be sranted-
Dated at Burlington On the 18th day OF febru
ary. 1875. B. Is. SNALLEY.
34x3v CLERK.
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xeaal Natifes.
caAuucEr Z. DEEMAN's e.

WE, THE SUBSCRIBERS, having bean sp.
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court
for the District Of Chittenden, Commissioners =
receive. examine and adjust the claims and demAnss
OF all persons, against the estate OF Chauneey =
Beeman late OF Milton. In said District. ideseessA.
and also all claims and demands exhibited in oDss
thereto and six months from the day OF the 49,
hereof being allowed by said Court, for that pufpoe
we do therefore hereby give notice, that ws WI
attend to the business OF our appointments. ~
the eihce Of III. P. Smith, at Milton fais. u
said District. on the second Wednesdays OF MArcn
and May next at 10 O'Clock .. m, on each o, aaid
days.
Dated this 18th dag of December A. ID. 1874
a,vav Io4N E "; gEScN Commissioners.
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MARRIED.

ALGER-WunSEY.-At Williston, Wednesday
evening" Feb. TO- SIS at the residence OF the bride.
father, by the Rev. C. ". Seatou Isaac d. Alger u
D., and Ellen j., daughter Of Edmund Whitney.
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FoR CouGHs. COLDS AND CONSUMPTION, the nost
approved and reliable remedy is the well-known
VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM. BY care
tul 10 get the genuine. Price, large bottles s
small (old style) 81 cents. CUTLER BROS CO.,
Wholesale Druggists, Propriet0rs, Boston.
Nov ~ d2taHAwi-M an
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NoRrH lERRIsBURGu. - There will be
I5nati1n visit and oyster supper at the NJ.
/ Church in this place. on Friday evening
Of this week, for the benefit of the Rev
NJ. P Bell lie is worthy of liberal dona-
t!0n.
The series Of meetings held by Rev. Nj
Bell has resulted in quite an extensive revi-
val. and the influence Is still spreading. There
have already about 30 united with the church
since these meetings commenced
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-02-19

V'HR Annual Meeting OF the Chanplaln Mutual
i Fire Insurance Company will be held at their
Office in Burlington VI. Tuesday, March 9Th, 1875,
at II o'clock In.
SAYLES NICHOLS,
Secretary.
Eurlinstnn Feb. 9. l-I5.-d2dAN2N
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ST. ALBANs BUTTER MARKET, FEB. 10
Market same as last week. Quotations are
about as follows Common to fair, winter
made, 20 to 25e; medium to good, winter,
a6 to CSC, selections, fall made, 80 to 32c /;
fancy, fall made, 3ls. Shipment IL tubs.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-02-19

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-The bill permit
ting United States District 9rdse snalley'
Of Vermont, 70 Te.ile. snd continuing bis
ssiery. passed the House to-day. II had
previously passed the Senate.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-02-19

THE Coon TKNPLARs USIoS.-The annual
meeting Of the Chittcnden County Good
Templars' Union will be held at the Good
Iemplars' Hall, in this city, on February
23i, 1875. at lOl O'Clock a. N. Among
other business of the order the officers for
the year are 10 be chosen. All Good Tenn
plars are invited to be present
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The annual meeting Of the Chittenden
County Temperance Society will be held at
the Christian Association Room, in this
city, or the Good Templars Hall above it, on
Wednesday, Feb. "A, in the afternoon. DR..
Butte. Of Essex and Mrs. 6. wilkins, Of
stowe. are expected to address the meeting
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OFFICE. PECK's BLOCK, COLLEGE STREET.
The attention to the Insuring Public is re,pssi;
fully called to the following List OF RESPONSIBLE
COMPANIES represented at this Agency
ROYAL Insurance Company,
OF ENGLAND.
Assets, Gold. -. $4,000 900
Commercial Union Assurance
Co.,
OF ENGLAND,
Assets, Gold, ........x 80. OOO, 900
Royal Canadian ms. Co.,
OF MONTREAL,
Capital. ...... S'OOO, OOO
Franklin Fire Insurance Co.,
OF PHILADELPHIA, "a. uo~
Assets 80. ....... I'd, oOO,OOV
Pennsylvania Fire Ias. Co..
OF PHILADELPHIA.
American Fire ms. Co..
OF PHILADELPHIA.
Assets Observation-Disclosures. 81 ,OOO.VVV
National Fire Insurance Co.,
OF HARTFORD. CT.
Connecticut Fire las. Co.,
OF HARTFORD. conn,
Assets. .................. Ss.5,O0O
Atlas Fire Insurance Co.,
Assets. ...... 100000
Al(em07lnid Fire ms. 20.
OF PFTrSBURG. PA.
Assets ...S47j.OOC
Wesfchesfer Fire ms. Co.,
OF NEW YORK CITY,
Assets. .......... $1,000. vVV
Peoples Fire Insurance Co.,
uF NEWARK
Assets ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $500, 600
First National Fire ms. Co.,
OF WORCESTER, MASS.
Assets. Sx<O.vVo
Travellers Life and Accident
Insurance Co.,
OF HARTFORD. CT,
Massachusetts Mutual Life
InS. Co..
Assets. ........ ...----- ~"sO"~'
And other reliable Companies Parties desiring
Insurance in the MUTUAL COMPANIES Or THIS
STATE can have their applications maze OUT IL
this Office and policies speedily blamed
This Travellers Insurance Company still Issue
their ACCIDENT POLICIES FOR the Inonth or
wear and NO PERSON SHOULD By wiTHnuf oSk ,
The MASSACHUSETTS, LIFE lNSu HAnCb
CoMPANY issue A HON-FJRFEITlhG POLICY,
peculiar TO the Companies OF thatstate on account
Of Their Insurance Law OFFEklSG To THE IN
sURER AS GOOD A CONTRACT AS CAN BE
OBTAINED ANYWHtRE, AN ~, PAAlN" Di'i-
bends AFTER THE FIRST YEAR - ,
ALL Losses ADJUSTED AND PAID AT THIS
ofFCE. ,,,,,,,, .,.,o., or
INSURANCE ALWAYS GIVEN. ,.-,
,san,;nn I. s. PECK,
Dec lc-d&vti 1enl. ms. A-eAt-
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jericho CENTRE.-The neektie festival
and oyster supper held here on Wednesday
evening, February 10th, under the manage
ment Of the preceptor and students of the
Academy, proved to be success in every
respect. Nearly two hundred persons were
present and the proceeds were 500. after
paving all expenses. This sum is TO be used
IN repairing the Academy.
The thermometer has ranged during the
last week from 20 above to - below zero.
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Special despatch to the Free Press and fines.
Pass lss OF the Bill for the Retirsmen
of Judge Smnlley.
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Henry, johnson = Lors

wBoLEs ALE AND RETAIL DEALERS N PRO
PRIETART MEDICINES.
Tho next store in the blos,k is owned and
occupied BY the shove enterprising firm
manufacturers of and dealers in Il large
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lttAl $3.50 oV7
Total liability of the city les than 81
cent of the value of city property.
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o., JOHN Y; B sSocS, Commission .r..
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tons and buildings land the foregoing
bave bsen taLin o. ana d; ,.um' a. ~
business facilities and home Improvements
OF our citizens have grown even more rap
idly. Whole streets have been built up
and others 50 remodelled and improved that
the visitor Of ten years ago can scarcely re-
cOgnize old landmarks. Evidences Of bust
ness thrift, and individual wealth abound
all around u; and though the depression OF
enterprise, 50 universal throughout the
country, has not spared Burlington. still,
there are not wanting proofs that our city
l. destined TO recover from 1t, and attract
capital, for profitable investment IN bust
ness and manufacturing enterprises, to a
greater extent than she has yet done.
The vital statistics Of the city are shown
i-r tie LIST ilnr XaArs 70 be As ln.lnMs
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VERMONT. , To all persons go
cerned in the Estats
ihSptS' S. Of Eleazer IL Glass.
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The bonded debt Of the city principally
incurred for water works. Is 1878 900 90,
and a sinking fund was created co-incident
with the debt, which now holds So, ISl,70
for the redemption of the bonds of the city;
and the fund will, without doubt, ultimate
" retire the bonds without additional taxa
ton.
The city has DO floating or temporary
debt at this date.
The appraisal of the real estate Of the
city
In is65 was...-............-.. 81 p, 359 co
In ISIS It 59l2,4J2 a
Add 10 this the puzzle property ap
pra.sei at...........'...'. ..-...-. 547 100 OJ
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s Ms sT sNS wq..gr uonns
ana ANAi tsSoef's do. winter wheat X and
shipping extras s5gsms e ci,S ,- M2 sS city
az % -. 81: uVSi % u lch oakers and family brands.
i9nr supcrinc. t54t5iO Corn meal " escrn. &C.
e. 20 o'S ss brlnjywne. tiOost4. Buckwhest nOur.
o at ys Is ~ ~ ST. sale, S 9q 10 nc spot 20
Beet qrIc o Racd i9r gra aga tcbrnMy At s29 90
ami i5ai5se Tor western do i2 re eiy l9ng rssr
,eidc picslcd bellies i1tc do hsin at Is i:itse
h SPOT $50 tcs i2s ie.c Tor Old We tern .taa 2
nfc WcrernY c o' ga fsr fun,e delivery 900 tcs
iF,gr me year y eiGe tor > nuary and Sse Tor
sasc hu FaSw sea SIC, 10000 Ib prime AZ
re- Ssc.: s do Vss oe We. afn ar.ns and ia~
denand Tssn az IN, 1890 S9scse r. moderate
ss p.6 " and 9s"aI sc TO- ri I" sod demand
SsAINCW beat hriner bui qnict sale 10000 bush a.
se19s s. Tor .enps sS for No c.Icsse
ssior no logo tSl 81 81 Tor I No. i ii
"a white Mchgnn extra and 81 r. pm VIZ, i9s
sn % al i Yi ~ f9r SOM, sycculston sales escco
S a. tol no; Chicago MIXED 47c Tor mixed state
ts or Tor 9. Wssi.er9 9od gee fqr state naf
Tor rowcd stas TO- ard s 81 V gnt n9Sss
90 Corn lower and more active sales 81 900 bush at
,ss} ssoai Tor Cd pf~ w@s tsa s d.
reel sold " pjc.af1.fO for coarse, a. 100 NJ.
n, ma ket for cotton on the spot s steady
~ @ IN ~ Quotations Middlng upladds ~ Ice
600 for .esporl nd oe9 Tor consnmp ION. Futures with
ae ter: sales l1"O bales, closing At ~ oS2c for No
~ IL We for February, Is 1s3 e. Tor March ~ Iir
Tor APRIL and 1870. f,r May. Receipts al ne ports
.19.usA Wrrr 80 bales. The Liverpool market was
oRouHmRs--ltio coffee was again quiet, but about
neAuy IN mia grades there a sale OF $50 npgt
hicalbO a. 1850 gold. FOREIGN nola ssea quiet and
ulcnnnkeu Ne" Orleans SOLD to the extent OF 600 bba
mlsib ~ aui non. ~ annexed dHuNs Rice was Iet
anu unchhnEcu. raw sugars were hru with SALTS OF
LOU DIX, 90 lhds., aud "S,u10 bags at HaSitc for
tuua rtnning SO. FOR centrifugal ana Gqf7 'r for
lOlo Refined WIS moderator actv I've AID a1nu s,padv
We quote: 0nrr. Java. 2histt t{c Narara no IDtsA
2li9ci ana RIO, lfh@-'@tc, gold Rice kangoun 2,6a
S9sf, RolL N hOnu ana O4c, currency, duty paidt
Cdpnhn, tANa5ecs ltulsi ma. now crop, Gaslac. Mo-
lartcs 'una uscCvalO, 3Na.}br.: Guta clnVci gOdD
5-ci Porto Hc0. .0NlOc.; Now Ole ms, new crop,
h'etuhc. SuRats-Falr 10 gnod refining Cuba, sdWicj
grocery ups hlMSa-cs centrifugal. SaNG nttc.: rrnncd
llltc for hard. " "a Oc. for SOFT So0s
etc fOr elbow.
SuNnnlEs Nayal stores were again duli. but nomi.
nalY uhc langed at t1.ta 81 80 tor common g. good
Ianel rusln, and toe flr sJifit turprutne. Petro.
tun was quot M about tines me. VIZ $50 for crude,
~ bul anu lS'"" l2hsc. for rctncd barrels OceaI
ircishA were again MN, though rather quiet Gram
70 Liverpool Uy 81, SLi cuton, 035a5lG1.; 40. ny
s!ean llod Hour to Glasgow, by s.ll, 81 gram
Ours Tor OrQtrs, o.. lluo 80. bd do. to Duuaas, Cas-
crude petroleum u ayre, T.. ~. Nhlskcy vas nruer
~ qn.ct ley ~ 1nls. at fi17 Lnsccd on nrmer az
t2e.'Ic. HID iairlv i've and ste7idy L nserc WA
trmer with sales Of $500 bags at 81 gold, time.
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opened u would noJ have made any difer
ence. That would not have prevented the
water ON the creek breaking into tho canal
ana subsequently, treaking the canal He
SAID mat ms conviction was That the damage
was done by the crock known a. Milos on Bas-
com creek In tho nrst instance, and then tho
Cathattne creek and Miles creek together did
tue remainder ut the damage. Ho did not hear
OF any one looking for witnesses for the state.
BY ~. Smith You suffered dNnagc2 Aye, sir.
O.-W1y ala YOU not present claim? Al could
not zee any int where claim stick IN my ease.
Tue crock ceriainW did nv damage. A to HE daus
for winch ia nagcs were 81 irn.vl, think they would
have been wash away Dy the hood IN tue creek,
without regard to the canal.
@. l.. Smith, one ~ the lawyers who nut tho
claims through, testified that the perspus claim
ing nakes represented to INN that the canal
unicials had cut away the waste wctrs as to
let the water into the creek, and that nnaly he
aRteed To ret special act passed and make an
effort for damages. hev said they were poor
and that some Of them had been ruined. They
made up the claims themselves and swore To
them aud agreed to give him one third. He
never told any Of them to make their cllims
longer. He said the claims were made by
tnornughlv honest men and he believed that
the State Was Liable