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Probably no compound yet invented has
stood the test of time and use like tina
standard old Vermont Remedy, known fol
the last forty-four years as Rev. N. II.
Downs Vegetable Balsamic Elixir. Th.
medicine, although invented in the day
when the virtues of many of our presen'
extracts were unknown, still stands at thu
head of the list of the many remedies now
advertised for the cure of coughs, colds
Group, asthma and all diseases of the chess
and lungs.
Physicians recommend it to their pa.
tients, and use it themselves What bette,
proof is wanting that it is what its proprie
tors claim for it? The fact is it is perfect
ly reliable.
1t has been weighed in the balance OF
public favor, and is pronounced sure and
positive. Those that have used it need no
assurance of ours, and those who have moi
should give it trial, and we have no ap-
prehensions as to the the result of Their
opinions. ~ m .er .s
Sold by druggists and country merchants
everywhere.
HENRY, JOHNSON & LORD,
j o., ProprietOrs.
decd d&wly Burlington, Vt.
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An Unexpected Verdict.

HUDSON, N. T., NOV, II,
The trial Of Eliza A, Stone, charged
with poisoning her husband, Charles A.
Stone. who died mysterious)y at The P rk
house, in Chatham village, on the Esd OF
last April, which has been in progress here
all the week, before Judge Ingalls,, was
brought to close Friday night by the jury
rendering verdict of not guilty, after be-
ing out about two hours. On motion Of
the district attorney nolle prosequi was
entered IN the case of Daniel G.. Bosworh
indicted as accessory OF Mrs. Stone in the
poisoning of her husband. nf. ..I
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Moody and Sapkev.

Nxw YoRk, Nov. IA.
There was another meeting of ministers
at o'clock Saturday morning In Lay col
lege, adjoining the tabernacle, and Rev.
Henry Ward Beecher, DR.. Duryes, DR..
Cuyler. Rev. Mr.. Bass, Rev. Mr.. Christie
pher, DR.. Chamberlain, missionary from
India, and others, took part. The build
Ing was filled, but three fourths were wo-
men and children. After singing, Deacon
Haney read requests for prayer. There
were several for churches and different
states, 1l2 from parents for their children,
"a from sisters for their brothers, 1871 from
persons asking prayers for relatives. 10
from persons i'll, 8 from backsliders, 8 for
intldels. Twelve anxious souls asked
prayers for themselves. An aged physi-
clan asked prayers for himself. An aged
minister in Vermont asked prayers for
himself From pastor asking prayers for
his unconverted choir, and others to the
number of 400
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Mrs. Moulton and Plymouth Church.

NEW YORK, Nov. "a.
Mrs. Moulton sent letter to Plymouth
church Friday night, reiterating her reasons
for not being present at the meeting and
protesting against the action of the church
in dropping her name from the rolls, and
asks that this wrong be righted by joining
with her in calling council of churches,
before which they may state their reasons
for their action, and she can state hers
The said council to judge impartially be-
tween them. If they do not join with her
in calling this council in four weeks she
will proceed herself to ask a council of
churches, in order to vindcate her chris
tian character and name,
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Death of Mrs. Densmore.

The tragedy in Felchvllle some three
months since, when q Mrs. Ebenezer Dens
more attempted the, murder of her three
children will he remembered by the readers
of the globe. She soon after left, and no
trace, so far, of her wanderings have been
known. 1t seems she went to Illinois,
where she has since died, and the body is
en- route home. No particulars of the
cause or manner of her death have been
received
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Kuklux Convicted.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. IA.
The jury In the case of the United States
against VIM. Smoot, George Mefert, John
Oman and George Hall, charged with con-
spiracy against the government aud intim-
idatfng Willus Russell acting United States
marshal, in the discharge of his duties, re-
turned verdict Saturday morning Of guilty
as to Smoot and Meifert, but recommend
ed Meffert to the mercy of the court on &C.
count OF his i'll health. The men are all
implicated in the Owen kuklux outrages.
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Wanton Carelessness.

A young man, Merritt Peck, while at
work in his fathers blacksmith shop at
Center Rutland, on Friday last, came
across an old rifle barrel which ho loaded
with minnie ball, and screwing the gun
into wise, "touched her of" without re-
gard to direction or consequences. The
charge went out of the shop through a
fence and into the house of Mr.. Warren
Kent, entering n room where Mrs Kent
and two children We're at the time. The
ball passed near Mrs. Kent and was finally
stopped by bureau on the opposite side
of the room. 1t is to be hoped that when
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MANY PERSONS

Would like beautiful Cottage organ for theb
parlor, but think they cannot afford it. II the,
could only see the splendid new styles OF Este,
organs, and then learn what easy terms Of pay
ment they could have, they would buy at once
organs are rented until the rent pays for them
NJ possible risk. The Estey leads the world
IL you wish for catalogues, prices or terms
write the General Agent,
p ~. GEORGE @. DAY,
hoVlodly PLY Rutland, vt.
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Murdered in the Street.

BOSTON, Nov. IA.
1hos. p. Pulsifer. an aged and highly
respected citizen of South Boston, was
assasinated by two ruflians last night and
beaten 30 severely that he died tonight
from the injuries. lie had on his person
between three and four hundred dollars, a
gold watch and chain which were left BY
the murderers untouched. Whether the
intention was merely murder or robbery is
not known. Thus far there is no clue to
the assailants.
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The Vice. President Convalescent.

- WASHINGTON, Nov, IA.
Vice President Wilson slept well last
light from II o'clock until 6 this a. M,
without opiates or other medicine. This
morning mail was brought to him after
breakfast, when he read portion of the
numerous letters and dispatches from sym
pathizing friends and looked over the
morning papers. At II O'clock he eat up
nalf an hour and then lay down, feeling
somewhat weak.
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The Woodbury. Patent.

WASHINGTON, NOv.,l4
F, The third attempt to set aside the Wood
bury patent by scire facias proceedings. on
the part of the manufacturers of planning
machines has been dismissed for want of
proper proofs of the allegations made by
the relator. This leaves the title 10 the
patent unimpaired and as fully sustained
as though decision by the supreme court
had been rendered.
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Cotton Exports Last Week.

NEW YORK, Nov. IA.
The somewhat remarkable movement of
American calicoes to English markets con-
tinued last week without interruption. The
exports CT manufactured cotton are more
every week than they formerly were in
month. Several new arrivals from Great
Britain, Germany and Canada, commits
stoned to purchase American cotton, ex-
cites considerable comment among the
trade. Total exports of domestic cottons
last week was $l71 900, of which sal 200
went to Great Britain. too.
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Pharmacists and druggists, have just added
to their already completed variety, full
line of fine confectionery, manufactured by
Henry Maitland of New York, who is con.
sidered one of the best manufacturers in
this country of pure confectionery.
Morse Bros, Neroli cologne is selling
'like hot cakes :" it is the best perfum,
put up. All other kinds of perfume, toilet
articles, and fancy goods generally in great
abundance.
German canary birds and bird csges-tht
largest stock in the state at
MORSE Bros, DRUG STORE,
'. Corner Center street,
Opposite the depot, Rutland, Vt.
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Wife Murder.

BOSTON, Nov. IA.
Owen Marshall, residing in Stoughton,
shot and probably fatally wounded his wife
last night He had been married but three
months and it is said was jealous of fire.
man on the railroad, whom he had charged
of improper relations with his wife.
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Killed by the Cars.

NEW YORK, Nov. IA.
The Limited express which met with an
accident near Trenton, did not reach Jer-
sey city till 10 p. m. yesterday. The mail
car was upset and broken TO pieces, and
the baggage and express freight cars were
badly wrecked. AS the train approached
this city it ran over John Powers, galvan-
izer, and decapitated him.
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Opposite the depot. Rutland, Vt.

Do you want to live to vote for Grant Tor
third term oragainst him? Shut up you
mouth, breathe through your nose, and
take Kendalls Pectoral Balsam. 1t is the
best medicine that was ever taken Tor
throat and lung difficulties. 1t will stoI
that cough and cure that cold. Try it;
only so cents for large bottles. Sold by
all dealers in medicine.
FRANCIS FRNN,.
Proprietor,
!. d&w Rutland, Vermont.
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Chr Autland 1ailu Glchr.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER Is, 1916.

advertisers piH please hand in their matter at as
e,rlp an hour in the afternoon Convenient. BIZ
doing they ,ciH gfDe as time TO arrange and
property display them, than II taken At late hour
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A Savings Bank Suit.

RoUNDoUT, Nov. IA.
The Third avenue savings bank case OF
notion for the removal of receiver, war
argued before Judge Westbrook yesterday.
or the depositors. Edward and Ashel p.
Fitch for Carman and Peet, and Algernon
5. Sullivan and VIM. Stein, appeared, ap-
proving of and supporting the motion. The
attorney general was present in person
nut was neutral. The decision is reserved
to be given in ten days.
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A Horse Kicks a Senator.

n.r. SrRISoFIELD, Mass, NOV, 10.
Senator Dawes was painfully injured at
Pittsiield Friday afternoon, being kicked
the left leg by his hors, after horse back
riding. He was letting down some bars,
when the animal wheeled, kicked, and left
the senator PROSTATE. 1t WIS at distance
from any house, but passing woman soon
brought help. His injuries will not prove
serious. ff.''
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The Danger in Cuba.

ar nDH HAVANA, Nov. IA.
Captain General Valmaseda has issued
decree prohibiting persons living between
the lines formed by Sagua, Macagus and
Palmilas on one side, and the Trochas, Ju
caro- and Moron on the other, from travel
Ing after dark, warning them that If tn, y
do so they may be shot at sight by patrols
and pickets.
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Fire in Charleston.

CHARLESTON, s. c., Nov. Ia.
A fire on King street, last night destroy
ed the dry goods store of j. r. Read & Co,
Barnard's photograph gallery and an ad-
Joining building temporarily occupied by
Edwards u Co., as book auction house
Loss estimated at about 800, 900; insurance
S(5 600
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Storm in England.

ei. ioo sa LONDON, Nov. H.
A violent storm has prevailed here all
day. Much damage has been caused at
Dover, Boulogne and other seaports on the
British and French coasts by high tides.
Thousands of acres have been submerged
in Somersetshire by the overlooking of the
river Parrot
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Schooner Wrecked.

TORONTO, Nov. IA.
The schooner Olive Branch of Oswego,
coal laden, lost her main mast last night
during heavy gale and snow storm. She
went ashore this morning on an island
south of this city. She is total wreck.
The crew were saved.
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The Savings Bank Run Ended.

NEWARK, n. j., Nov. IA.
The Dime savings bank excitement has
completely subsidized for the present. The
doors of the bank were opened at seven
o'clock last evening to receive deposits
only as usual Saturday evenings. There
was no disturbance and number of de-
posits were received. a
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READING NOTICES.
For Two weeks OnIy!

Dr. Strassman, the unrlvalled optician,
oculist, ETC., who, with his optical powers,
has estored and saved, in Burlington, VT. +,
and vicinity, hundreds of failing eyesight.
leading to destructive blindness, etc.; is
also coming to Rutland. We will an
nounce his arrival at the Bates house.
nov13d2 &w
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Ku-klux Sentenced.

ltf.t}1 ittf LOUISVILLE, Nov. IA.
Judge Emmons yesterday sentenced the
ku-klux prisoners. Smoot was sent to the
penitentiary for five years, John Owen to
hree years, and the sentence of Mefferts
was suspended for an indefnite.period. A.
W. Hall, the other ku-klux indicted with
the above, was found not guilty of con-
spiracy.
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General Dispatches.
REORGANIZATION.

A Washington special to the Sun says
the supreme court judges have not consult
ed each other yet upon the subject of de-.
cision in the case of the Union Pacific rail
road versus the United States government,
and no member OF the court has yet been
assigned for the preparation of the opin-
ion. The decision will not be delivered
before the holidays, and probably not be-
fore next February or March
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Arkansas Borrowing.

LITTLE Rock, Nov. IA.
The house yesterday passed a senate bill
authorizing the state board of finance to
hypothecate the bonds of the state in order
to borrow money to pay the current ex-
penses of the state government.
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BY TELEGRAPH
Fire at Fairhaven.


A fire at Fairhaven, VT, was reported
last night and help was requested from
here, but afterwards the request was coun-
fernandez. No particulars have been re-
ceved.
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Weather Probabilities
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICE
WA9HINGTON. Nov is n m

wAsurNoToN. Nov. A.-s D. m.
For New England, falling barometer,
northeasterly winds with rain and snow,
gradually followed by rising barometer,
north TO west winds, cold and clearing
weather.
Nov. 10, A. M.-For middle states and
New England, rising followed by falling
barometer, winds shifting to south, slight
ly warmer, cloudy or partly cloudy weather
except lower temperature along the coast.
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The Lord Case.

BUFFALO, Nov. IA.
The case of Geo. ID. Lord will be called
in the court of oyer and terminer Judge
Charles Daniels presiding, Monday, 22d In
slant.
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EARTHQUAKE in Illinois.

CINCINNATI, Nov. IA.
The Commercials Cairo special says
light shocks of earthquake were felt there
last evening and this morning.
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Death of Judge Metcalf.

BOSTON, Nov. IA.
Ex-Judge Metcalf, formerly ON the
bench of the supreme court of Mafsachu-
sets, died yesterday aged 81.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Stock and Money Market.
Latino MONETARY.

LaTysr MONETARY.
NEW YORK.. Nov. 49,
Speculation In Wall street ON Saturday morn
Ing was active and prices advanced Union
Pacific advanced to I5N Pacific Mail to AZ, and
these were prominently dealt In with indica-
tons OF a considerable further rise to follow in
each. Lake Shore advanced TO G24 North
Western 80 and SC. Paul to 36A Western Union
did not show in the improvement and mysteri-
Gus large sales have been made OF this stock
for several days past. Erie was dull and In
sctive. London prices OF Eric are Z shade
lower.
Gold opened firm at ll4's and afterward sold
at iI4h.
Government bonds are quoted as steady and
dull.
Money quoted at 364 per cent.
State bonds are quoted quiet.
The city bank statement during the past week
is as follows Loans, decrease. 1854 20o
specie, increase, 81, 10000 legal tenders, de.
crease, s2,s6O,oOO deposits, decrease, sl42s,soo
circulation, increase, sos, 7OO reserve decrease,
1910, 1875.
l..T IIA..v
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The Storm.



WHITEHALL, N. Y, Nov. Ia.
A heavy snow storm prevails here, about
six inches have fallen. At Plattsburgh,
twelve inches of snow is reported. Fears
are entertained of an early close of naviga-
ton.
AT WATERFOWL.
WATERFOWL, N. Y, Nov. IA.
1t has been showing here all day, and
the storm still continues.
AT BUFFALO.
BUFFALO, Nov. IA.
About one foot of snow fell this morn
ing, the first of the season.
ON THE UNION PACIFIC
OMAHA, Nov. IA.
A most extraordinary storm is reported
to have set in along the line of the Union
Pacific railroad. West of Green river, last
night the sleet fell in such quantities that
the telegraph wires are reported as large
around as a mans wrist. Snow to the
depth of one foot had fallen at Bitter
creek, and was still falling at ten o'clock
this morning. The storm is moving east.
Telegraphc communication with points
west of Green river has been broken all
day today. There is no storm east of
Laramie City, and trains are running.
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INVESTIGATION ORDERED,

The grand jury of Washington are stated
to have addressed note to the secretary of
the treasury, calling his attention to facts
in their possession rejecting upon the sec
ond comptroller aud third auditor. The
secretary has ordered, says the Tribune a
thorough investigation.
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George Griswold, who mysteriously dis
appeared a few days ago, has been found.
On his way home the other. evening, he
fell on the sidewalk cutting his face severe
ly, and was taken to. the house of a friend,
who neglected to inform his family.
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John Cain, agent of the Vermont mu
tual and other companies. Office undel
the town hall. d&w
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MIR. Peck engages in another target prac-
tice he will be less reckless of the lives Of
his neighbors.
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COUNT Won ARNIM.

BERLIN, Nov. 10.
Won ,Arlim is still at Veray, Switzer-
land. He had asked leave of the court to
remain abroad longer on account of his
health before undergoing Imprisonment
Before the court answered the application
there appeared the lbelious pamphlet
already described.
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FIRE AT ASHLAND, MASS.

Saturday morning about one o'clock a
fire was discovered 10 a stable near Adamss
block, corner of Railroad and Alden streets.
The flames soon reached the block, large
French roof building of wood, which de-
spite all efforts, was wholly consumed.
The block was occupied by c. NJ. Adams
boot manufacturer, G. G. Fiske, baker, NJ.
5. Wakefield, dressmaker, with the Odd
Fellows hall in the upper story. Part of
the barn was occupied by bootmakers.
The stocks were partially saved in dam
aged condition. The Ashland lodge of !.
.. OF o. F., lost all except their records
and organ. Both buildings were owned by
Z. M. Adams. The origin of the fire is
unknown. Adams's loss is $15, 200 Fiske's
$4,000, and the Odd Fellows 81 800; par
tally insured
DEATH FROM EXPLOSION.
John Knowles, young man who was
an apprentice on the locomotive which ex-
plode1 at Providence, Rhode Island, on
Friday night, was blown l7S feet and was
SO badly injured that he died Saturday
morning.
INCENDIARY FIRE.
The large barn of the Statewide CON-
pany in North Smithfield, r. l., was
burned by an incendiary Friday night
with lao tons of hay, some valuable stock
etc. Six Of the seven horses were saved.
Loss about 10000.
.e9QHa DEATH oFtAD. D-}IH1)
Rev. James b Miles, d. d., secretary
OF the American peace society, at Worces-
ter, Mass, died Saturday morning.
BE-, az COULDN'T AGREE. rr
The jury in the Word will case were dis
charged Friday, they having reported that
1t was impossible to agree. - ''ae'r'
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No pulmonary complaint, however obstinate
can resist the healing influence OF DR.. Morris
syrup OF Tar, Wild Cherry and HorehOund
y ana cffectualy In coughs, colds, hoarseness
sore throat, asthma, and all diseases OF tn
throat. lungs and chest, leading to cousump
ton. IL Is a certain cure for whoopiDg cougl
and Group. Contains no opium and is pleasan
10 take. Cough-wOrn victims whose lungs ar
wracked and torn with paroxysms that threat ei
70 choke them, Will find speedy relief in its use
Trial size 10 cents ASK for Dr. Morris syrup
take no other. For sale by A. W. Higgins OF
E. q. Lewis. janl9dHw1y
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.,o DENNIsoN's PATENT SHIPPING TAGS.
over 200 millions have been used within tn,
past ten years, without complaint OF loss by tai
becoming detached. All Express Companiei
use them. sold by Printers and StatiOner
everywhere,
GLOBE PAPER CO., RUTLAND,
tlne23d&wtf Wholesale Agents
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By Gable.


DAMAGE BY A TIDAL WAVE.
LONDON, Nov. 10.
While the tide was ebbing to-day a tidal
wave ten feet high swept up Parrot river
in Somersetshire. At Bridgewater dock
the gates were burst open, and vessels
broken from their mornings. One vessel
sunk and twenty were damaged. The
weather Is Indictment, and the floods In the
inundated parts of England are increasing.
AN AUTHOR IN DANGER.
The Times's telegram from Berlin con.
tains the following criminal court order at
the instance Of the public prosecutor {:
Arrangement of the author of the recent
pamphlet containing a document connect
ed with the Arnim trial, on the charge Of
insulting the emperor aud ibelling Prince
Bismarck and the foreign office. 1t ia be-
lieved that Won Arnim himself or some
one in his confidence is the author. The
offence is punishable by many years i'm
prisonment
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Mr.. Wade. the British minister to China,
has been knighted
CHOLERA AND ROYALTY.
The cholera in a neighboring district in
terferes seriously with the movements of
the prince of Wales. His visit to Bejapoor
is uncertain, pending an Investigation of
the reported prevalence of cholera in that
neighborhood.
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From New York.

Advices from Washington indicate that
the government case against the Union Pa
cific railroad will be rendered ia favor of
the company, and the decision is expected
week from Monday. .rf..
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WESTERN FREIGHTs.

An agreement has been made between
the trunk lines from this city to the west
to advance slightly the rates on all western
bound freights on and after Monday.
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David II. Levett, sentenced by Judge
Wallace at Rochester to Imprisonment at
Auburn prison for smuggling, and who
subsequently escaped and was arrested in
this city on another charge, was taken be-
fore Judge Donohue, on habeas corpus, by
the United States marshal, who asked for
the prisoners return to Auburn. The pris-
oner's counsel obtained an adjournment to
Monday, to traverse the return. '