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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-07-30
PERSONAL.


W. E. Hazen, assistant cashier of tn
Woodstock national bank, formerly of th
! city, is to be cashier of the new nationa
bank at St. Johnsbury. which starts Sep
tembcr LIST, with a capital of $500 900.
The George H. Owen, who has been ap-
pointed consul at Messina. Sicily, is. il
seems, a Rutland man, He accepts and in
tends to sail in about month.
Isaac NJ. Singer. the inventor of the famous
Singer Sewing Machine, died at London.
England. Friday, aged e.
Sir Francis Bond Head, whose death is
announced by cable. was born at Rochester.
England, in 1893, and first attracted atten-
ton by the publication of his Narrative of
Travels in South America, undertaken in
the capacity of engineer for mining COM
pany, Sir Francis having been an officer of
the Royal Engineers. In 1885 be was ap-
pointed Lieutenant Governor of Upper
canada, in which capacity he took vigorous
measures for crushing the instruction of
Two Year. later. His course having been
quite severely censured he published on his
return from Canada defence of his actions.
As an author Sir Francis Head il widely
Known ty his Bubbles from the Brunnen
of Nassau, Life Of Bruce. the African
Traveller. "Fagot OF French Sticks, and
Fortnight il Ireland" lie was an anus
ing tourist. and recorded scenes and char
acters with a minuteness equally removed
from tediousness and monotouy. He enjoyed
a pension Of 800 for his services to
literature.
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BOSTON MaRKi'F>

WEDNESDAY, July - i,75.
FLOUR-The densnd Cor Flour hgs increased
Sales ct s. 60 a . for Western superfne
IS $50 90 TOR common extras s. - al % for Wis
consln and Minnesota extras; 1t 20 ID p To- white
wheat ohio, Indiana and Michigan; - - as % ior
Illinois; and So - 40 5 for ST. Louis, inclu1ing
choice and fsvorte brands. Corn Meal Is quiet
and has been selling at 81 o. 40 2j 9 Dbl.
Dat Meal ranges from s. 90 a 9 q bbl- as TO the
quality.
and prices fra. sales have been a; 91D CSC 2
hushel for mixed and yellow Oats have been
firm. The sales have been at y "a 20; Y
busbel for mixed and white. IN Rye sales at
81 10 al l5s bushel. Shorts have been selling at
So Is T. ton AID Fine Feed and Middlings
at SIG 90 "a 30 90 2 ton. In Barley nothing has been
done ard prices are quite nominal,
PROVISIONS. Pork has been quite firm, and
prices are well sustained. The siies have been at
SIG 30 a l. for prme s2 80 a p 90 for mess and
sai9 SO 90 Y Dbl. Tor clear and extra clear, to
quality. Beef is firm and has not changed, with
sales at $40 90 NSl2 Tor mess and extra mess, and
sic "a IL for family Lard Is firm ami has been in
demand. The sales have been at = a l5c q ID for
steam and kettle rendered. Smoked lams are
selling at l3l a HE T. y for Boston and Western.
PRODUCE. There is a firm feeling for eEoice
grades Of Butter. The sales Of choice New York and
Vermont daries have been at 70 6o27c, ard common
to medium rasge from 20 "a %; Y b, a. 70 quality
Cheese Is in fair demand. Sales have been AZ
"a lie v h. White Beans at 81 ga! - 2 bushel
for medium extra pea at s20i ID - acd
yellow eyes at - 81 as q bush. Esq a 2)I2icP
doI. Tor Northern and Eastern. New Potatoes at
81 so @30o Y bush. Apples plenty tut O: poor
quality. Sales at 81 5ci1 70 e Dbl.
WOOL. There has been good demand for
comblng and delaine and medium trade feeess at
full prices, but fine heeces rule low. and IN
salable, except at very low prices. The sales
comprise 100 TBS combng and delaine ieeccs at
so a 5oc for washed, and iedi5c Y,b for unwzshed;
10000 lbs unwsshed and uImeTchGntable heeces
at % % 40c; 10000 lbs ohio fseces Il q soc;
1000 lbs hichig gan heeces a, Is @ <7e 400 sine
aescss at Soc 500 lbs Rev Yo'E feeces at i5e yib
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S. HI NTINGI0N. tco,,,,,..,,,.,
n. LILLE. NVnilulss4ou
JACOB TAFT's ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, The Honorable the
DISTRICT cHrTryDEs 81 SSa1 ,Sr sns
To all persons interested in the estate OF Jacob
TAFT, late Of Charlotte. in said District. deceased,
GREETING
WHEREAS. said Court has gned the 18th ds y
w OF August, ISIS, next, for the settlement vi
the administrators account and for decree Of the
residue of said estate 10 the heirs of said deceased
and ordered that public notice thereof be given to ali
persons interested in said estate, by pubshin. this
order three weeks successfully previous TO the day
ASST gned, in the Burlington Free Press, printed
in Burlington, in said District.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear at the
Probate Court Rooms, in Burlington, on the day
ass gned then and there contest the allowance Of
said account if you see cause, and 10 establish
your right as heirs, lesatees, and lawful claimants
OF said residue. 5w3w
Given under my hand, this 9th day Of July,
A. ID. 1875. T. T.. WALES. judge
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observation-disclosures Bailey, Of Montpe-
.ier. was prosecuted and fined at Jonesyiile,
TIE 18th instant, for fast driving on the
JoncSyille bridge fine s., damages SIS
Mr.. Bailey appealed
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Commercial.
Wstertown Union Live -fOck Market.
July ~.
ANOOST ~ LIVE STOCK 1T NAHKEr.
Catfle. Sheen B L.mns. swine.


This week..-.---- t'Nil ~"
Last week..-..--. '-9 goo
From Vermont. li3 e-
Prices of Market Beoi-A Few choice. s--0li 90
extra, SO O0al0 80 first quality, 81 ulGs TO- sec
oDd quality, s. 75S 80; third quality, 90 90 a. 90.
Prices OF Store Cattle-Workins oxen per pair
500, sl5Q, sV75, $40; Mich Cows and Calves
from S356i63. Fsrrow Cow s21di1, extra. s65so9l
Yearlings, Sl0M9; Two Years Old, :l-GSi, Three
Years old, s2sd1i5.
Prices OF Sheep and LamhsIn lots. 3. 8 20 . :,
and 50 90 each; extra. 81 90 n . ~, OF from Il
SIC Rb. Sprin. Lambs, 6l0sic Rb SHARED sheep
d as cFib. Veal Calves, UlfD 10 ol.
Prices Of Hides. Tsiiow and skins Brighton
Hides. - nc r u, ral!ow, 5iD &c = 70 Country
Hides, lI6lc sb: Tallnw. 5Go SIC Z Peits. q
pSO each Calf Skins. la &c q %.
REMARKS.
Cattle-Receip.s Of cattle for the week lo1i head
Z2O we're Northern and the balance all from the
West. The bast lG head were sold by Mm Coiweil
to George Roderick, to be put in with To-; o. l3i
head on their way from Chicago. 10 be shipped by
the above gent TO Liverpool. The lot o. Is head
sold at cts. VII, live weight, weighing 800 rs
apiece. Prices cattle remain very much ;he same
as last week.
Sheep and Lambs o. No Improvement in the market
on sheep aud lambs. Full prices are obtained for
good lots Slim a0cks sell slow. supply increasing
from Canada.
Poultry-A fair quantity or poultry vas laYded.
We quote Chickens at pc Y ID; turkeys at p; VII
fowl at loo Rb.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-07-30

There Is French Canadian named Burno,
residing at tho north end of Franklin Pond,
who is los years old, according to the best
authorities. He is smart and spends much
time in fishing
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-07-30

Rev. NJ. A. Wilcox. pastor OF the First
baptist Church. is now absent from the
city, cui5ying his annual vacation. He Is
expected to return By the last Sabbath in
August. His pulpit will be regularly sup
pied during his absence.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-07-30

MlLrox Butter MARKET. July 26.-Mar-
kst dull fair to good Is to 20e; choice q
to 25,; selections 26 and &c; Ill tubs and
1876 boxes of cheese shipped.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-07-30

There is some talk of holding the State
convention of Y. NJ. C. A. at Rutland some
time in September.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-07-30

ST. ALBASs Butter MARKET, July 81
Common to fair. Is to loc; medium to
good. Is to zoe selections, 24c; fancy. 25c;
gilt edged, 25c. Market about the same as
IL Meek
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-07-30
NOTICE.
WHEREAS, David Clark, of Colchester

WHEREAS, David Clark, Of Colchester. in the
w county OF Chittenden. has this day fled In
the County Court, within and for said County, bis
petition for divorce, setting forth IN substance
that on the 9th day of July A d. 1854 he was To-
gslly married to one Laura Lefsvre; that on the
10Th day Of August A. ID. 1871, and on divers other
days and times, the said Laura, at said Colchester,
treated the petitioner with Noticeable severity,
and that on the 10th day o. July, A. ID. 1872, and at
divers other days AMI times. the said Laura hath
committed the crime Of sdultry wit divers per-
sons whose names are unknown % the said David.
And whereas 1t is made to appear that the said
Laura resides without this State, that personal
service OF raid petition cannot DO made upon her,
1t Is ordered that notice be given the said Laura Of
the tendency o. said petition by the publ cation Of
the substance or SAID petition ard this order in the
Burlington Weekly Free Press pubic newspaper,
three weeks successfully, the lat Of bch publ
cations to be at least six weeks prev to the first
day Of the pext term o. the Jaiuenden County
Court TO be held On tae third Tufslay Of Septem-
Der, A. ID. le75.
Al. HOWARD, Clerk-
n BALLARD At.fy Am
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-07-30

BEisroL business Is all very dali ex-
cep; agriculture. no crime Is committed and
hardly any one gets drunk Last Sunday
however, one fellow got decidedly drunk
"sepultus emo" lie sat on the steps Of one
of our noted saloons and went to sleep. los.
his ha!anee, and .eli over. striking ike q
dead man on the side Of his face bat being
bJuai not 10 be broken of his rest lay there
quite while The authorities took no no-
Tee ct il, for it was considered best that
something should happen here.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-07-30

Interesting city, county and state news
viii be found on the fourth page OF this
ra9er.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-07-30

Rev. Geo. ). Guernsey will preach in
Richmond, next Sunday, Aug. lst.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-07-30
&taal 1otites.

SARAH A. EDt.ELL's ESTATE.
WE, THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been ap-
w pointed by the Honorable tine Probate Court
for the District Of Chittenden, Commissioners to re-
ceive. examine and adjust the claims and demands
of all persons against the estate Of sarah A Edgel
late Of Burlington in said District, deceased. and
also all claims and demands exhibited in Offset
thereto, and six months from the day OF the date
hereof, being allowed by said Court for that
purpose, We do therefore hereby give notice, that
we will attend TO the business Of our appointment
at the Book store OF 8 Huntington Co., IN Bur-
lington, in said District, the first Mondays Of
September and February next, at 10 O'Clock .. N ,
on each OF said days. 5w3w
Dated this 2lth day OF July. A. d. 1875.
s. HI NTING1ON, tc,,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-07-30

New Haven man claims tba, wood ashes
Sprinkled on potato vines answer every pur-
pose Of Pari- -reen and o;her poi,on~ Tor
the destruction of pnrtfn bags
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-07-30

The census takers. across the lake, have
.,u.iIrted tie canvass Of Clinton county
aud return a population Of so ,379-a gam
.l : l23 since 1870 The population OF
p.stt-bureh ,iilage is 5,96s "a gain OF 9e3.
Inc population Of Champlain village q
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-07-30

.REEN MOUNvAIN SEMINARY,
WATERBURY CENTRE. Vermont.
MISS LIZZIE Colby, Principal
Mr.. T. e. WRIGHT scientific Depai trlent
MRS. NELLIE a. SARGENT, Primary Department.
hiss GERrlE LADD. use. Drawing Wax
Kiss A Biz LYON, Flowers, &c.
CALENDAR
Fall Term OF y weeks opens Augsst 81, Is75.
Winter Term Of IL weeks opens november 90 ISIS
Spring Term OF " weeks ayeas February g. 1876.
Every effort vii. be made to render this School
Of the first Ia the State, The teachers are not
only graduates OF the bes. institutions IN the
country. but have had = sssiul experisues
teaching IN the came, Arc arc preparei TO d.
thorough work In their respec.ivs departnsnta.
Expenses are moderate. For further information
address, REV. L. SARGENT, waterbury Centre,
W., or tie Principal. Bill. n. II. July 20 -swU
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-07-30

SEows.-C. /. " eston, who calls him
self "the hero Of the great Missouri gave
a night rope performance 10 open MIR. last
lae-is} afternoon the rope was stretched
t..,. the brick aois. :. Mower store.
Complaint las been entered against I. c.
D-nI,l hr selling liquor. lie plead
-uaty 80 two ofIsn~es and was fined so 90
aud c,-;-. THURSDAY
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-07-30

Charley Joue-, An oll-,imo stage-iriyer,
OF 8siac., died ~a.4enly saturday, d; lhe
age Of "a d. va, one Ut :he best reinsmen
"a Jhi- country, aud has driven the band
wagons oi several nanaseIies and circuses
90 their exhibition tours, one % his tcats
5..a. t1a diving of 30 horses up Br5adNay.
NcH York, and turning thea IA front ot
she A-;or huu-s
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Remember the Date.

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LAAuEol bOilLEo. % OENiS-
SanlOrd's Jamaica Ginger
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.grsr WHAT ALL NEED
Al 1SvALu.BL. Hr-
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che Paral ALLOCATE, arrived in this city on
the $50 train. saturday afternoon, coming
from Halifax. Nova Scotia. via Portland.
Name NJu-ei5ueur Roncetti was accom-
panied by bis secretary, the Rev Dr.
Jhlii. the VERY Rev. William Quinn,
Wear General Of New York, and the Rev
VI c. O'F4rre!I. of Rjndout, y Y Their
arrival was announced by the ringing Of
tAe bells on all the Roman Catholic blild-
iu2- in the city. From the depot the party
Wer, driven directly 70 the Bishops house.
where they speu; the night.
Slniay morning,at half past ten o'clock
pontiteal High Mass was celebrated at St
Mary Cathedral, at which the ALLOCATE
as-i-tei. An eloquent address of welcome
was made to him by Bishop De Goesbriand.
IN which he spoke feelingly of the happiness
OF having visit from one enjoying so
highly the confidence Of the Holy Father
The Rev Able Yalois. Of Montreal. and the
clergymen of the Cathedral were present 10
the sanctuary during High Mass. The vast
elif,e was denselY crowded with people,
and the services were spoken Of as being
among the most solemn and Impressive ever
witnessed in Burlington.
At hali-pasi three O'Clock, in the after
noon. alter visiting the Asylum and the
schools, the party proceeded to ST Joseph's
Church \; the foot Of Archibald street
they were met By the s.. joseph and 81;
Jean BAptists Societies, IN full regalia, and
the entire congregation, the whole forming
an imposing procession, and escorted to the
church. Here the Rev Father Cioarec re
ceived the ALLOCATE in fitting word, and
subsequently conflel to him an addres, aud
a sum Of money. the Offering to the Pope Of
the s. jean Baptiste Society. The exercises
closed with the Benediction Of the Blessed
Sacrament. On coming from the church
the societies and congregation formed a line
on each side Of the road. and as the carriage
bearing the ALLOCATE passed through three
hearty cheers were given, ard many per
sons ayailed themselves of the opportunity
to shake hands with the distinguished
guest. The party drove Immediately to tue
church a; Wlnooski, which was thronged
to repletion long before their arrival
Monseigneur Roncetti and party left
Burlington for New York on the steamer.
this morning, enjoying the beautiful tide
through Lake Champlain and Lake
George.
Tuv SOLDIERS REUNION-AS ORGANIzA-
r,o,, ar PRISONERS oF-WAR PROPosED.-We
learn that in accordance with numerous re-
ores+s the officers of the coming Soldiers
Re.nion at Brattleboro, will afford an OPP
nor,nnitv. on that occasion, for the torma-
rio, of an organization of Vermont soldiers
,sbo have served term in rebel prisons. 1t
is boped that meeting ofsuch may be held.
at least for the purpose Of making up roll
of the Vermont prisoners of war, with
record Of the time, place, and circumstances
Of interest connected with Their imprison-
ment. We trust that all such. and the vet
Grams generally, will attend at Brattleooro
in full force. We are requested to ask our
brethren of the State Press TO notice this
feature of the reunion, and to lend their
valuable aid in securing full gathering Oh
Vermont veterans.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-07-30

The parade without by the monster Music Car drawn
by Domades after which ladies gentlemen on tees clad
Forest in full view the Red Knight and Guard armor the
Glass Den of Monster Scpents cap;urer real African Snake Sub
du after which the Dns Pathological with
the Monster Musical Instruments Cope ii At
s~s the most ravishng musician be heard for miles Nothing
seen before Worth fifty miles travel " PcayuHe
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rcu,rNGrON AND VICINITY

rCuLtNGrON AND VICINITY
Interesting city, county and state ne
ulI be found on the fourth page oil q
pa9er.
Rev. Geo. ). Guernsey will preach
Richmond, next Sunday, Aug. lst
MILTON BUTTER MARKET. July 26.-Ma
kst dull fair to good Is to 20e; choice
to 25,; selections 26 and 27c; III tubs 81
1876 boxes of cheese shipped.
ST. Adams BUTTER MARKET, July 81
Common to fair, Is to lSc; medium
good. Is to zoe; selections, 2ic; fancy, 25t
gilt edged, 25c Market about the same
last week.
There is some talk of holding the Stat
convention of Y. NJ C. A. at Rutland. som
time in September.
JoNEsvILLE.-Charles Bailey, Of Montpe
.ier. was prosecuted and fined at JOnesvillt
TIE 18th instant, for fast driving on tn
JonCsyille bridge-fne 81, damages 81
Mr.. Bailey appealed
Rev. NJ. a. Wilcox. pastor Of the Flr-
baptist Church. is now absent from th
CITY. cui1ying his annual vacation. lie l.
expected to return by the last Sabbath il
August. His pulpit will be regularly sup
piled luliag his absence.
The census takers, across the lake, have
-,u.pleted tie canvass Of Clinton county
aud return population Of 50 ,379-a gan
.f 423 since 1870. The population o
p.stt-bureh village Is ) Sos "a gain OF 723
Inc population Of Champaign village d
i59.
SGows.-C. /. Weston. who calls him
self The hero Of the great Missouri" gave
a tsht rope performance 10 open mir. last
Iae~is} afternoon the rope was stretched
t.,e The brick hotel /. Mower store.
Complain; As. been catered against Z. c.
DrnI,u ar -eiliog liquor. lie plead
-uHry 90 two odsn~es and was fined so 90
aud costs. Tlur-cay
at 3.tac., died -a:lcnly saturday, d; ,he
age of "a a. va, one Ut .he best rsinsmen
ia this country. aud has driven the band
~t-on- '' several III .n"s''Ie7 an! 'iF'u'e'
90 t'''T 'A''''-''" tours one '' ms ''a'S
'.''s ''' irving oil 80 h'r9e- up D'''u"'S'
NeN l''S' anu '1f"'n- '''e'' ia front 'i
ihe A~;'f h"as'
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LI.4r,>s -ln. tes.,.r- 30 t.sr C,a-,c
r.qa C..rat ha,in. tren completed. IL D.
Sob. r.tii-are1 " in,-i4y. the l.l o;
A.' b. '.'e' '-'' "''a'h 100
d..''-t"'' -''N'A. " "'' H''H' have A'i-
",..-' ID "' +'-i.tr'-e'n'n' To others 30
$40 t-at much 'i the credit 90 'he woTI L.
due 70 Deacon l.. >. Nhiteomo, who has
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-07-30

The balloon which escaped from the fair
grounds at Hyde Park, VI, July l. with
out an occupant. and was reported to have
landed in Boothbay, Ne. came down al
South Bristol, in the town adjoining Booth
bay. 1t was partly filed with hydrogen
gas and occupied a little over four hours N
travelling It0 miles 1t passed directly
over the White Mountains and wa, seen in
that vicinity
4 writer la Presbyterian paper bushes
'r his EiaI because America pays s., 200,
oo5 '.' '.4-... Sia.uoo.0,o ior dog. and
nfr.H -4aees+- OAR cGr2u.Jgo ior preach
'i- ot iae spell.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-01-07
Again.

Major Head, with a squad of Fed
eral troops, has elected at the point
of bayonct, Sheriff Flanagan, Of
vicksburg, who was in possession by
virtue Of a recent election, whose
right to the Office had never been
questioned in the courts. Should it
not bring the.blush of shame toa free
born people, who suffer such things
to be? who.can stand quietly and
see their Liberties and their dearest
rights laughcfat and despised? Are
they blind? DO they not see the fin,
gers of deSpotism closing in an iron
clutch, strangling freedom.
We have restrained our nervous
wrath; We waited, and said "Peacc.
patience" for we thought the danger
was over: bat it is not. The nation
should be more aroused; the air feels
electric with 4 brewing storm.
The Governors of the States should
assemble and ward it of, or prepare
the States to weather it. Prompt
action and wise, alone can save Us
from another war. We have little
fear of it however: the meeting.
through out the land show that the
Jealous people are not asleep,-the
first sound of alarm awoke the faith
full watch-dogs.-Jheeliag Standard.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-01-07
The Virginia Debt.

The Richmond Dispatch does not
like the tone of the Governors mess
age, relating to the payment by this
State of a portion of the debt of old
Virginia. 1t says "The Governor
concurs with the Commissioner
Messrs. Jonathan NJ. Bennett and
John J. Jackson (and Campbell-in
the general principles laid down by
them as a basis of adjustment"
This @basis of adjustment" is to
"charge the district where the money
is expended for the disbursement"
and this the Disputeh thinks is not
fair. 1t is also Of the opinion that
what is to be done should be done
quickly, as the debt is constantly in
creasing, and says, ''for Heavens
sake pay up or repudiate."
Now it is very unreasonable in the
Ds7ntcA to except that West Virgin,
ia will be satisfied with the argu.
ment presented on its side of this
question. She has never shown any
disposition to shirk her honorable
obligations, and never will, but this
proposed portion of indebtedness is
rather a heavy burden to bear any
way, and she is unwilling it should
be any heavier than possible. She
has very good reasons for thinking
that the part assigned toher is great
er than is demanded by strict justice
and she desires -tosee- the whole cues:
When this is decided on, West Vir.
ginia will not be found in favor OF
repudiation.-Regiaer.