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from custody. The detective remained
about town during the day. until the ar
rival Of the New York train at 4:46 p.
M, which brought from Philadelphia
Mr.. Christian X. Ross. accompanied by
two officers of that city. Mr.. Ross and
party met the detective and companion
of his whom it seems had been about
the city for the past few days dressed
in woman's clothes, ostensibly selling a
new invention for washing dishes. and
all proceeded little after o'clock to
Mr.. Boyle's house, where they stopped
on the sidewalk. and the little Boyle
boy came out when they examined him
closely and then returned to the Van
Ness.
Just before the advertised hour of the
concert, Monday evening, the Boyle boy,
his sisters and brothers, started from
their fathers house to go to the City
Hall, escorted by officer McCune, and
when opposite Michael McKenzie's store
on the corner of North and Battery
streets, they were met by Mr.. Ross and
his detectives, who said to the officer
Now bring this boy to the light, and
We will show you photograph of him.
The boy was brought up, the picture Of
Charlie Ross shown him, and he wa:
asked if it were not his the little fellow
promptly replied: at is not mine" The
Boyle party then went on to the CITY
Hall, Mr. Ross and the detectives follow
ing close behind them. On arriving a
the hall, the Boyles got in readiness TO
their entertainment, but before the houl
of commencing it arrived, they deter
mined to postpone it for week, on &C
count of the uproar which had been oe
casioned by this Charlie Ross excitemen
and the consequent thinness of their au
dience. Mr.. Ross soon appeared on tn
stage and apologized for the trouble b
had occasioned the Boyles, and CAV
young William ten dollars as well as
picture of his lost Charlie.
Mr.. Ross left, heavily disappointed
on the o'clock train for home. Tn
resemblance of the Boyle boy to the pho
tograph of Charlie Ross is very striE
ing, and it is not wonderful that the de
tectives thought that they had got o
the right track at last.
: The affair drew together large an
uproarious crowd, not only in the Thir
Ward, but in and about the City Hal
: -Buhnqton Sentinel
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SAMUEL wPrHERs' ESTATE.
CTATE OF VERMONT,


In Probate Court held Al lr4sbafgh IL said District
On the I6th day " September. a. y. 1913
James O. MiiherE. administrator " the estate u
Eamael WthefE, late 81 Cr1ltkbuTy IL aaM District
deceased. makes Application " s4d coun. Wlth the
consent % the sidO u aid deceased ior license -
sell ali u The zeal estate " sad deceased including
The homestead u she WhdOss described f0li0wss
Being the home farm " sad deceased consisting a
about OHe huneFed aDd tHsaty acres y land also
about hundred sores n ieas6-iand ~ kaen, Yer
representing that sabd real estate y encountered
b m9Etses ana that sale u The l. Necessary
70 tay said mortgage and the de5ss aad expehses
against aid eaIste.
wbefegpon L Il ordered - said eaurt that sad AZ
sxss9n = ssfeEred session ttsssGf = be held
The PROBATE Once In sad Irzsburgh The i4th day n
Oct A y 1875, ~ bearing 4hd aeesAlOn thereon.
And i 3 further 0fered tlAt nstce hereof b. gwen
b Al Eer9as Interested - pg1liarOn y te saaoe
three eeks successfully Ia The Orleans G9ausy Aenl-
t0r nsszpapsr pu1ashed Il EaFt0a IN sabd dslFict
previous 70 sad ta1e sytoiat fof hearHg shat iAsg
Inay zgpear ~ Aaid Inns asa place and Shes
aHy they mas have, why sad heeas4 shgald Aot be
granted. by The Court-Attent.
50 - r A. STEWART. g1dse.
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MONTGOMERY
NEWPORT CENTER.

lime OF game, hours and 81 min
utes.
NEWPORT CENTER.
A slight shock of an earthquake was
distinctly felt at this place last Monday
morning.
Mrs. H. A. Larabee has goose which
has laid ten eggs this fall. If any one
can tell of another goose laying in the
fall, let them speak.
Some mean thieves are visiting the
clothes lines in this vicinity, and are
carrying eff whole washings at time.
A sad and fatal accident occurred at
this place last Thursday evening. Charles
Morse, son of Rev. J. Morse was return
ing from Newport village with load of
goods for g. L. Sleeper. He was &C.
companied by u years old son of Les
ter SWEET of this village. and when
about midway of the COburn hill, the
neck yoke broke, the horses began to
run, and both were thrown from the
wagon. Morse received a broken leg,
and young SWEET was killed. He struck
on his head and broke his neck.
TROY.
Frank Baraw dug pototo, of the Chi
Ii variety, which weighed two and one
fourth pounds.
Jasper Phillips the Jay Peak Hotel
keeper. has bought what is known as
the Badger house in the village and is
moving in. He pays $500.
Frank Baraw while digging potatoes
the other day caught a mouse, its fore
feet being the exact shape of person s
hand, while its hind ones were shaped
like birds claw. Its nose was ex-
tremely pointed and had hard sub
stance around it which contained Is
points in the shape of star. Its color
was black. fsrn
About twenty years ago Owen Dona
gan, who lives on what is called the
East hill in this town, started an apple
orchard, and ever since that time be ha:
been extending it and grating until he
has the largest orchard in the county
1t numbers 500 trees of almost every
known variety and yields him hand.
some income every year.-PdAddium.
Parkman, son of S. R. Davis, fel
from the second story of A. Loverin'I
house, a distance of twenty feet anC
struck on the fence. The boy received
serious injuries, but no bones we're brok
en-.
S. Smith has failed on the sum o
about s6OO0 Assets small The caus
doing too much business on borrowed
capital. A number of parties in thi
vicinity are holden for sums of iron
| 29OO IN 2I0OO
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DELANo misunderstanding Delano
has written long letter to President
Grant, resignlng the Office of secretary
of the interior. After reviewing at
some length the results of his admins
tration of the Office, the secretary says
he feels confident that ''a thorough and
impartial examination into the present
condition of the public service connect
ed with each and all bureaus attached
to the interior department, will show to
all candid and fair-minded men that it
has never been i'll more prosperous or
better condition than it now is, and he
feels sure that all will bear the test Of
rigid investigation. He closes with
highly complimentary tribute to the
President In his reply the President
accepts the resignation, to take effect on
Oct. lst, and takes occasion to express
his belief that Mr.. Delano has been un.
justly prosecuted by the public press,
and trusts that the future will place
him right in the estimation of the pub.
lie. The indications are that Delano':
successor will be appointed from Penn.
sylvania. IT is hoped that his resigna,
ton, though coming little late, will
have favorable effect upon the repub
lican canvass in Ohio.
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ASA BALDwIs's ESTATE.
CTATE OF VERMONT
Orleans District. 81

In Probate Court held at Irasburgh III said District
the 23d day Of September. A d. 1875.
Fred W. Baldwin. executor u the last viii add
tament OF Asa Baldwin late Of Lowell In said district
deceased. makes application 70 said court with the
and appreciation Of the egatees u said estate
for license sell all 0f the Teal u said deceased
in said lowell being the farm occupied BY said Asa Al
his deeease representing that such sale viii b. beBe
hcisl 10 all interested therein.
wbereup0u, It Is ordsred By said Court that said
application be referred session u said court b.
held at the Probate Office 10 IFasbuTgh. On the i4th
day ~ October, A. D. 1915. for hearing and decision
thereon.
And Il j. further ordered that notice hereof b. given
70 all persons interested by Publication Of the same
three weeks accesslgeiy ia the Orleans County Man
tor. newspaper published AZ Barton Ia said District
previous 70 said time appointed hearing that tsy
may appear at said time and place. and sb9N cause j
any they may have, why said license may nor b
granted. By the C0urt--Attssl
S9-4i p a STEWART. Judge
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Orleans County Mouitor,
NAN ADYRRTIsEMENTs.
runnErIIeu1 . PGssuMpsIC 8. 3.
II I M Il Z "A B / Z


Passenger Trains Leave
NFwPORT-Going SOUTH O5 an; I 50 pm;
l0p m. Going North-3 IS an; : 10 pm; I As
ON; f6pm.
COYENTRY-G Going SOUTH 10 an; Q SO pm;
Going North--6 IS pm; OS m.
BARTON LANDiNG-Going SOUTH s9am; o A.
pm. U5 m 10 O6 pm. Going North-3 ~ a m /;
SJpm. l2 50 p m; 3 pm.
BARTON-Golng SOUTH % am; SO pm: 9 20
% on; I1 % p m. Going North-2 IS an; 20 pm;
be 40 pm; a l2pm.
SOUTH BARTON-Going SOUTH 50 a m: 10 "A
p m. Going NORTH 40 a m; % pm; l2 % p m.
WEST BURKE-Going south--s % ans 10 20 p
on - I'm; N 90 m. Going North Is a
IS p m; NJ % m; as pm.
LYNDONvlLLE-Golng south--s 43am; 10 40 .
.m O5pm; II 2t D m. Going NORTH o. a N.
IS pm; N scam; a0pm.
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PAssUMPsIC r. Ron and after Oc-
tobor lst, 1875. Conductors will collect
from each passenger Without a Ticket,
20 CTS. in addition to Ticket Office
rates. giving therefor an EXCESS
CHECK, which the passenger can
present at any Ticket Office of the Com
pany, and RECEIVE THE AMOUNT go
cts in return.
1912 H. E. FOLSOM, Supt.
n. 2. LOWERING, Jr., Gen. Ticket Agt.
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MARRIED..

At the residence o. the brides father In IFssburg
September 30 By Rev. IA Saith. Mr. Play L. Web
ster, o. Barton, and Miss Nellie z chamberlln.
Al the residence Of C. A. Ware Irasburgh. sept Is
By Rev W. c. someryfe. Nr. willIam =. Niles u
Coventry % Miss Susie G. KiDBey o. IrzsbuTgh.
In Newport Sept a. b. Rev. J. hiehAud. Mr. 10
seph CLANCY 70 Miss Kate Merrill both q Newport
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AUCTIO N !!
WIN l. BARRows. AAerrorEEE.

VIII be sold at Public Auction at my residence IN
Greensboro. on THURSDAY, OCTOBER z, 1878. at 10
O'Clock M the following named property: IL Good
Cows, Yeariing Heifers with calf Calves, ] Bay
Mare years old, Yearing Colt, As Tons Hay, a lot
Of Straw 200 bushels Oats 50 baskets Corn on cob
also at the time and place. all my Farming Tools
/ two-horse Traverse Sled, Buggy Wagon. l Single
Sleigh tEearly new,) light Driving Harness. ] pair
Work Harnesses, Clipper Mower. PlOws, Grind
stone HaTr0ws Pitchfor1s 0xyOkes. Chains and other
articles too numerous 10 mention Also all my Dairy
UteBsilE
TKRMs.-on all sums over $1,000. three months
credit, with good and approved credit
T. @. BABBITT.
Greensboro, Vt, Sept. IS, 1875. $40
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REMAEKs-The receipts Of butter tbs week are
large bot a comparatively small part o. il Of ex-
ira quality Prices are firm for really nice lots. bot
Inferior and second quality dull Of sale. Cheese
Is firm and higher Eggs are scarce and higher flour
is dull Fork lard and hams steady and In good
demand Corn is steady and some srmer. Oats are
selling finely at quotations. Potatoes in steady
demand.
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WRSTFIELD.

A. ]. Miller has opened custom boot
and shoe shop in Mrs. Burnham's house.
The starch factories in town are both
in running order. Price paid for pota-
toes. % cents.
Arad Brown and Edwin BOynton have
bargained their wild land in the south
east part Of the town. to W. BOyntOn
and Frank Miller for $500.
Frank Clark has sold his farm, stock
and tools to Warren Farman for $500.
He has also sold his place in the north
part of Lowell. to Henry and Peter
Sheltry for 5000. 4 tAA
The people of West6eld aud vicinity
will hold a Musical Convention at the
NJ. +. church in Westfeld. under tbs
direction of ]. Z. Chamberlin of Albany
on Tuesday and Wednesday, Oct. II
and Is, 10 close with concert WedDes.
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LOWELL, Mass, Sept. II, 1875.

l shall be at B. Moore's Store in
East Albany, Vt, Monday, Oct. 18th,
1875, to receive what is due me by note
or otherwise. Come one, come all F! Any
one wanting to buy or rent my farm, or
buy the hay, will have an opportunity
at that time and place. REMEMBER
OCTOBER 18th. 3S-41 NJ. B. STILES.
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DIED.

azs-An notices q deaths inserted free. obituary
notices and poetry 6D> essts PER isA>.
In Barton. September 20 Phebe A.. wife " Simon
K Locke. aged 60 ye4rs and menths-
AZ East Burke. Sept. 24. Mr. Nm. Eggsesian. agei
IS gezrs. three msnthz OLDEST man Ia lOEu.
IN Newport. September a. u cholera infzatum.
Matte Ela daughter o. Tzrreni s. and Mary Rogers
cammlngs. aged year 8 Inouths and q dag.
In DERBY. September Is u ceasampstoH. Mary A..
wife Of Geosgs E4sen. aged - ye4rs-
fsee aext colsmn
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LYoN's KATHAIRoN prevents the Hair
from falling out or turning gray, renews
its growth, and gives strength and vigor.
1t is delightfully."- perfumed, and makes
a splendid dressing. 1t is the cheapest
and most desirable Hair Tonic ever pro-
duced. Used by the elite. Price only
so cents. 5-l5
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2Reaoime 21ofices.

Mr.. Lyman Darling is again at work
at blacksmithing at his old shop near
his residence Mr.. Darling has worked
long at the business and is considered
one of the best of workmen. His charges
will be moderate.
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PAY Your TAxEs.-The tax payers of
Greensboro are requested to pay all
taxes due, on or before Thursday, Octo-
Der l4th. 1875. A prompt compliance
with this request will save costs.
H. NJ. CURTHBERTsON.
Greensboro, Sept. q, 1875. 39-4l
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day evening. Everybody that is inter-
ested in music is invited. Entertain
ment free. Bring the STANDARD" and
the Leader"
PER ORDER OF COMMITTEE
WES7,NORE.
Mr.. Conant, State superintendent of
common schools, will lecture at the Mill
brook sehoOl-house on Tuesday, Oct u,
at o'clock, p. m.
The Christian Workers from West
Burke, Barton and South Barton will
assist in holding series of meetings.
commencing next Thursday evening and
continuing until the Sunday evening
following, at the school house near Mill
brook, in Westmore. All clergymen
and all christians interested in the good
work. living in this vicinity, are invited
to be present during the meetings to
lend helping voice Carry bibles,
Winnowed Hymns and Gospel Songs, il
you have them.
VEST BURKE.
F. S. Cobleigh has purchased build
ing lot of Uric Burt. and is about to
erect dwelling house:
There will be Musical Convention
held at lst Universalist church, West
Burke. commencing Wednesday, Oct. 6,
1875, at 10 a. m. and continuing three
days, closing with a concert, Friday
evening. Prof. James Whitney of Bos-
ton, conductor Prof L. A. Whitney
pianist, assisted by Miss Lila Bundy,
All singers and musicians with instru.
ments in adjoining towns and Orleans
county, are invited. Bring the LEAD
err" which will be used for sacred mu
sic; all secular furnished by conductor
Tickets for whole course, S1.00; for tn,
concert, 20 cents. Singers out of tow
entertained free as far as possible.
HARDWIOK.
Adams Philbrook has snapped hi
house at South Hardwick for Gerr,
Houston's farm.
The family of VIM. Bedell. of Mack
vile, has been sadly afflicted with sick
ness during the several months past
Six of the family have had fevers. Tn
eldest daughter, Mrs. Joseph FOss, ha
died, and others have been, and are nov
very sick.
Three barns belonging to Gideon Burr
ham, of West Woodbury., with the cor
tents, eighty tons of hay, were burne
last Thursday night The fire was di'
covered at l l o'clock, P NJ, when til
flames had made such Roadway that
was impossible to save anything. n
lantern. fire or smoker had been abol
the barns for days, and it must ha,
been case of spontaneous combustlc
or spontaneous devilishness on the pa
of some malicious person who set fire
the buildings. Loss 800; partly insu
ed
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In West Charleston. sept. Is Adeltne ". Eastman.
wife Of Geo. J. Brownen aged a years and months.
In Glover. September IS Mrs. Eliza (Batehehierl
williams. widow Of the hate Asa A. Williams, sged
So years.
In Glover. September Is. MIS-. Ruby Lyman, aged
a5 years, months.
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PHILANDER wRIGHTs ESTATE
STATE OF VERMONT,

- Orleans District, IS
In Probate Court held at Irasburgh In said District
on the goth day Of September, A. d. 1878.
Charles Batchelder Administrator Of the estate Of
Philander Wright late OF Newport. in said District
deceased presents hs administration account for eN
animation and allowance. and makes application for a
decree Of distribution and partition OF the estate Of
said deceased.
whereupon, it is ordered by said Court that said
count and said application DO referred TO session
thereof to be held at the ONCE Of Camp Stewart In
Newport the Esd day of October, A. d. 1875, for
hearing and decision thereon.
And IL is further ordered that notice hereof be given
to all persons interested by publication Of the same
three weeks successfully in the Orleans County Mon
tor newspaper published az Barton in said District
previous to said time appointed for hearing that they
may appear at said time and place and show cause u
any they may have Why said account should not be
allowed, and such decree made.
BY the Court-Attest,
1912 L. A. STEWART, Judge.
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OUTRAGE IN RUTLAND.-A dastardly
outrage occurred in Rutland, last Mon
day evening. The victim was respecta-
Bile girl about Is years of age, whose
name is withheld at the request of her
friends She was walking quietly along
the north end of Main street, about fif-
teen minutes past eight. on her way to
her brothers house, when she was sud-
denly seized and violently thrown to the
ground. She screamed murder" twice,
and her cry was heard by H. F. Rey-
nolds, who at once ran out of his house
in the direction from whence the cry
proceeded. The villain then seized the
girl by the throat and choked her so
that she could scream no more. Mr..
Reynolds asked what was the matter /;
the fellow replied that it was none of
his business. Mr.. r. started to the
next house for assistance. or, as the
Globe says, .'for lantern" and the ras-
cal got up and ran. The young lady
was not much injured and has strong
hopes of being able to identify her as
sailant. who is unknown.
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BOSTON WHOLESALE PRODUCE MARKE
CORRECTED EXPRESSLY FOR
It H II NJ O n L IT O II

A. ID. H B B A r ID
Jobbing and Commission Dealerin
BUTTER, CHEESE, FLOUR, LARD, EGGS,
BEANS, DRIED APPLE, DC.
81 JOHN STREET, BosToS, MASS.
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FATAL TRAPEzE Aor.-A big, strong
man, and a diminutive frail woman, call
ing themselves The Casinos, who have
been doing trapeze feats without net,
made miss" at Robinson's hall. New
York. recently. and fell heavily to the
floor below. injuring both seriously and
perhaps fatally. Just before the attempt,
the woman had requested the man to
omit that feat. being afraid of it, but he
would not. and it was his missing the
suspeDding ropes. as. catching the wom-
an by the feet, he swung with her off
from the bar, that sent them headlong
together to the floor below
The Providence Journal tells the fol-
lowing old story, which is worth repeat
ing: A careful. old-fashioned man a
few years ago came into town to sell
some shares in bank. why do you
wish to sell them % be was asked. "You
cannot invest your money better. The
bank is we'll managed, the dividends
are certain. regular, and satisfactory"
Our friend from the country replied II
know all that The bank Is well
enough but | don't want stock in a
bank where the cashier keeps race
horse and bets on the course" When
the cashier defauIted. a few years after
ward. the oyer-cautious old fogy did not
hold any Of the shares. which went down
fifteen per cent.
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S. S. BLANCHARD

Has nice Salt Pork for sale wholesale or retail Also
Is bbls Of good Soap, u IL per gallon by l2
Dbl. OF Dbl.
Glover. June 2s, 1875. 26f
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Ne,o Advertisements.
PHILIP J. EAsTMAN's ESTATE
STATE OF VERMONT

y Orleans District, 50
In Probate Court held at Irashurgh within and for
said District on the goth day Of September A. p 1878
An instrument purporting 70 be the last Win and
Testament Of Philip J. Eastman late Of Greensboro,
IN said district deceased being presented 10 the Court
BY Laura Eastman the Executrix therein named. foE
Probate.
1t is ordered by said Court that all persons concern
ed therein be notified 20 appear at session Of sand
Court to be held at the Probate Office IA Iasburgh
aforesaid the 2lst day Of October, A. n 1873 ant
show II any they may have against The Probate
OF said wil for which purpose u Is further orered
shat copy Of the record OF this order be published
three weeks successfully in the Orleans County Mon
tor printed at Barton in said District previous TO sale
time appointed for hearing
BY the COurt-Attest
4o-42 F. A. STEWART. Judge.
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Z. G. Rabbit is laying a new floor in
his store, and is otherwise repairing and
putting it in order for an occupant
OC Hazen has purchased the land
on which d. b. SINNERS house stood,
that incumbrance being removed by fire
last July.
The Choral Union will have sing at
South Hardwick. on Wednesday Oct. l3,
at 6 IL o'clock. p. IN. All singers are
urgently requested to be present. and
bring the Leader"
School district No. 10. at the Bend.
have their new school-bouse nearly com
pleted 1t is two stories high. with a
hall in the second story. Altogether, it
is quite respectable looking building.
G. w. Curtis & Co. of East Green's
boro, we're successful in their suit against
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See reading notices of Mrs. l.. F.
Parker, Lyman Darling, and advertise
ment of Harvey Lewis.
Mr.. Sias King and Elijah Norton
have each lost valuable horse. during
the past week.
The drill last Saturday p M. was not
very we'll attended, but those present
seemed very DESTROYS of learning. and
we're well drilled by Lieut.. Walker. The
next meeting will occur on Saturday p.
~, Oct. 90. As this will be the last
outdoor exercise of the company, this
fall, it is hoped that every member will
he Drespnt
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-12-28
The Attitude of the Republi-
can Party.

Tae Republican party is in favor Of
reform in all affairs of administration
earnestly in favor of it and not for mere
political capital.
1t sustains reform and supports every
sincere and just measure for its advance.
ment, no matter where it emanatss. Its
inquiry is, not as to the source, but as to
the merits of measures. 1t upholds true
reform and condemns only false preten
ses.
1t demands the most vigorous and de.
cisive action equally against those who
have wronged and dsfrauded the state
and against the officials through whom
the wrongs have been committed, cs.
pecially calling for the suspension Of
49, r-~~~-. -.~.~ --s;----, -L~ &c
shown to have violated the law.
1t insists upon the energetic prosecu-
tion Of the canal suits without favoritism
or partiaity and at the very earliest day
which the interests of the State will per.
NIT, to tho end that justice may be done
and the guilty punished.-Albany Jour.
nal.