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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-05-07
Vermont News.

The deposits of the Burlington
savings bank are now about Sl.T00,'
900.
- The religious meetings in Vince
lock have resulted in the conversion Of
about 20 persons
- The case of Mary Ann Law Us the
town Of Fairfield resulted in verdict for
the plaintiff The jury awarded her
$1,000 damages.
"A fire at McIndoes Falls Saturday
night destroyed tenement house be-
longing to the Me Indoe's Falls Lum-
Der Co. Loss. $4,000 and no insurance
= Out in Wilmington they say that
the only drawback to livingin Vermont
is, that we have to drag round on bare
ground about three months in year"
= Fred Chase of Quechee, while gath
ering sap on the 25th ult fell upon the
ice and sustained a fracture of both
bones below the knee of the right leg.
On Sunday morning, May 2, the
dwelling house and contents of G. N.
Culver of Gaysville was damaged to the
amount of $1,000 by fire The
loss was partially covered by insurance,
"A little girl of James Couglin's of
Lincoln, in attempting to unite knot
inner shoe string recently, struck her eye
with the point of the scissors which she
was using for that purpose, completely
destroying the sight.
- Had it not been for Mike Driscoll
the engineer of the cattle train who first
discovered the fire at the reform school
at Waterbury on Wednesday morning,
the building would haveprobably burned
to the ground
VIM. Moore was recently at work
with lath saw in Kellogg's mill, East
Concord when a saw tooth few off and
entered his eye, completely destroying
it. The doctor thinks the tooth is still
in the head, in which case it may prove
fatal
- Ed Gilbert an employee in the Stand
ard office, Woodstock, had his left fore
finger badly damned in Gordon press
on Wednesday morning of last week.
The flesh was almost wholly torn from
the bone from the second joint to the end
of the finger
- Almarin Colburn, of Scotsville.
(Danby), young man % years Of age,
while playing at ball on Sunday 25th ult
afternoon last, received a severe blow
from the club in the hand of a player,
striking him little forward of the left
side aud resulting in his death on Tues
day afternoon.
William B. Mattison of South
Salisbury, fell dead in the street, on
Saturday April "a, about seven o'clock
p, m. while leading his horse. He was
stricken down in apparent health. The
post norton examination by DR. Rogers
revealed the fact that his blood had be-
come so thick that it could not circulate
and formed clott on the heart. which
caused his death.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-05-07

At Dartmouth, the old custom of
prohibiting the wearing of tall hats and
carrying of canes by freshmen has been
broken up. The other morning hat
was worn into chapel by freshman. and
a rush ensued, but, day or two after
ward, nearly the whole class of freshmen
appeared with stove-pipes and canes, and
have been unmolested. The sophs. see
ing how matters were drifting, posted up
a proclamation permitting" the use of
these articles by freshmen.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-05-07
TERRACE HILL STOCK FARM,
SEASON 1875
MAMBRINO AND ROYALGEORGE
STALLION "CARNAC'

This fine bred horse was fosied May 1870. Sixteen
hands. dark bay without white by Ashland son of
MsmbrinO chief FIRST dame LADY BRANDT by
TORONTO CHIEF, son Of ROYAL GEORGE;
Second dam the TOWNSEND MARE. by old KEN
TUCK; Third dam was by POT sos son Of the ia
nous English Eelipse-it will thus be seen. he has
some Of the best blood in the country.
CARNAC has never been trained for speed but is
a splendid natural trotter,-and his breeding COM
bines some of the richest trottng strains in the
country. HI is most SUPERB horse, and with
out doubt, Of the most promising young horses
in New England He win serve only limited mum
Der of mares the present For full tabulated
S25 10 insure.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-05-07

NERMoNTERs AT FITCHBURG. As
noticed before the Vermonters at Fitch
burg, Mass, have formed an association
of the sons and daughters of Vermont,
and the Fitchburg Sentinel has notice
of "a Vermont sugar party" which they
held on Wednesday evening of last week,
and at which over 300 sat down to a
feast of "lasses and other good things.
which the Sentinel says was something
of a reminder of the old homestead .
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-05-07

SICKNEss.--is an atfiiction that waits
on us all. None are exempt, and there
are none but need relief from its attacks.
Whoever can furnish this becomes our
benefactor a conviction prevails that
DR.. AVER does it. Disorders of the
blood have been healed by his SARsA-
PARILLA, and affection of the lungs by
his CHERRY PICTORIAL, too frequently
and too distinctly to be disputed His
AGuE CURE Is said by those who use it,
to never fail. Reader, if you must have
medical aid, take the best of medicine
Poorremedies aredear, as good are cheap,
at any price you have to pay forthem. u
charleston Courier.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-05-07

srOP THAT Cough The . IL no pulmonary
complaint which br Morris syrup OF TAR Wild
Cherry aud HOTehound will not cure or greatly re
Heve As a specific for Coughs, Colds, Asthma and
bronchitis cure for GROUP and preventive of Con-
sumption II has no equal Ii Is invaluable in Sore
Throat and hoarseness, strengthens and clears the
voice OF speakers and singers, Takes away all the
distress Of WH00PIN6 COUGH Contains no poi
um or other dangerous drug and is pleasant 10 take
Trial bottles 10 cents. Try one and be eonyino. d
o. h Woods sole agent for Bellows Falls, y. W.
Pierce sole agent for Chester, Morris 4 Heritage.
Proprietors. Philadelphia spn-llS
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-05-07

The CENTENNIAL They open in
Massachusetts, and they will close in
Virginia. Every event of the long strug-
gle was but logical consequence of the
10Th of April and Yorktown was a nat
ural result OF Concord, Lexington and
Bunker Hill. The next great day is
that of Bunker Hill, within less than two
months-the day of Prescott, Putnam,
and of {" him, ah ! him Joseph Warren.
1t falls the loveliest season of the year
and it commentaries the most familiar
and famous of the Revolutionary battles
and will be observed with an enthusiasm
which all that of the late great day willnot
abate. General Devens, now upon the
Massachusetts bench an accomplished
and magnetic orator, will deliver the
address standing where Daniel Webster
stood fifty years ago Lafayette was
then here and sat by the orator. Revo.
lutionary veterans were grouped around
him, and as the orator apostrophized
them, the air rang with grateful accla-
nations. Horper's Weekly
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-05-07

followed and in an able manner presented
the temperance cause and made specia
point where young ladies in the higher
walks of life were in the habit of enter
tanning gentlemen friends with the social
glass, as was the case in many of the
cities Mrs. Wittenmyer resented this
point somewhat and said that DIR. Cum
mings was attributing the starting Of the
evils of intemperanee, to woman, just as
Adam complained of Eve Both speak
ers were well received
SUNDAY SERVICES.
The entire services for Sunday were
held at Union Hall, in which assembled
some 600 people, the usual services ex-
cept the Sunday School being omitted at
both the Congregational and Baptist
churches. Bishop Haven preached in
the morning and Prof. Cummings in the
afternoon. The leading feature Of the
day was of course the sermon by Bishop
Haven which was strong and able pre-
sentation in favorof Christianity, prom
inently casting aside all lists and isms
that stand in the way. The Bishop was
listened to throughout with very close
attention and it was apparent that he
had the strong sympathy aud approba-
ton of his large audience, and all who
were present will long remember the i'm
preston they received during the deliv-
cry of this powerful discourse Nor is
it any wonder that he had been alluded
to at one of the previous meetings as
81 the marvellous Bishop" During the
day twelve Deacons and three Elders
were ordained. These exercises we're
very impressive and interesting, and
probably had never been witnessed be-
fore by majority of those present
SUNDAY EVENING.
Sunday evening Union Hall was again
filled when the subject of Missions was
presented mainly by Rev. DR.. Reid of
New York, giving an account of the
work done and presenting the claims OF
that branch of Christian labor in very
fine and able manner. He is good
speaker At the close Rev. Geo. 5. AL.
exander of Nebraska, briefly presented
the needs and sufferings of the clergy in
the grasshopper district of that State
and collection was taken for their ben.
eft
MONDAY MORNING.
AT 6 o'clock Monday morning there
was brief session for the reading OF
the appointments, which was done by
the Bishop, and which is very naturally
looked forward to by the members OF
the Conference with interest, especially
by those who expect change of loca,
ton, The Bishop whose vivacity and
good humor never fails him, remarked
that some as usual might not be pleased
with the appointments assigned them
but like new boot, tight when first put
on, after brief wearing it would be q
good 1T
With this session closed the thirty.
first annual meeting of the Vermont
Conference of the Methodist churches,
which has been one of much interest and
good impressions through its delibera-
ton.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-05-07

At the Raleigh, n. c., election,
Monday. the democrats carried the city
for the fast time since the war, electing
the mayor and eleven of the seventeen
aldermen.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-05-07
CIRCULAR.

good chance place Of SO acres, mostly AN
land fine cottage dwelling, nearly new ea ,.sgs
house, barn, &c Place cuts from 25 10 al ton 'ags
Only miles from Bellows Falls. miles from w way
minister Depot, Owner will sell low foT e.' " est
EXCHANGE FOR GOOD VILLAGE PRopIFP,gS
harr,in fot some one 'e Is 4 GOOD
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-05-07
IN BELLOWS FALLS.
OVER THE RIVER ;.

have other property to sell and TO rem, -ps,h,,
what you may want.-if not, think can ger h \
The daily gazette., 1875-10-30
SsltFtE'R sale,

DY virtue ofsundry wTits Of lcvGri Facias
~ to me directed, will be exposed toPublic
Sale at the Hotel Of Alexander Maxwell in
Mddlctswn, IN It. GcCrge's Hundred, New
Castle county Del.
On FRIDAY, 18th DAY OF NOr EEIGEK, IS75,
AZ o clock p. M,
The following descrhc'l real estate, VIZ:
All that certain tr9Ct. Farm piece, or parcel
New astle county and STATE Of Delaware, ad
joining land Of Gideon Il. Hothwcll, owen G..
: row, Jonathan stevenson Henry Davis.
deceased, one Goeding, George Davis and
othcr', tho mctcs and bounds OF which is as
follows, 10 wit:
beginning al a stone a corner for lands OF
Stevenson thence with said stev enson, south
tIeuty-tour and half degrees east. crossing
the public road leading from Pryor's Garner
on the state road, to thoroughfare neck,
cighty-e,ght and tour-tenths perches to the
public road, leading to the Brick Stone land.
ing, thence with said last named road north,
cighty-nine and a half degrees east, with
lands OF John A. Cavender. ninety-six perch
es to land OF q. &. Crow, thence with said
Crow noIth twcnty-three degrees west, las
near as cou d be taken) one hundred and
thirty peIchcs to stone on the north side
OF "A branch, thence with said Grow north
SiXty-onC degrees east, fftys seven perches tC
ditch on a line of land OF q. r. Rothweil
thence with said ditch and said Rothwel
north. fifty and fourth degrees west, nfty
seven perches to said thorongtare neck road
thenC6 crossing Said ROAD, ana Win SAID ultct
north. sixty-one degrees and half west
twenty-four and six-tenths perehes. with sal,
said ditch and SAID Hothwel's land north, B
degrees west. eleven and six-tenths perehes
to the run of n branch, thence with the sew
cral water Courses OF said branches, and lan'
OF said Rothwell, about one hundred an,
i eighteen perchts, to a broken OF dead to]
spanish water oak, by the run OF said brancl
a corner, or near q corner, for lands OF Col
George Davis, and Mrs. Allen, thence witt
said Davis and Allen. south g. y degrees ives,
as near as could be taken. running to tn
south OF small mark ed white oak, $40 of
perch dest.. I58 perches to lands OF Goodine
being about 81 links south OF which is sup
posed to be the course OF Cooling, thene
with said Gooding, and lands Of Henry Davii
deceased. south. twenty-one and a half de
| grees east, 2l6 $40 perches to a stone. a col
ner for said Davis and supposed to be lin
OF the lands OF the aforesaid Stevenson'i
thence with said Stevenson's north. II dt
grees. east, 4e perches home to the slace q
| beginning. containing two hundred an
seventy five acres of and, be the same NOR
| or less.
Seized ard taken in cAe,'l''on "a he pro,
erty OF Joseph w. Vandegriit and Clara Var
deGrltt his Nife and terre tenants. and to b
sold by
VIM. II. LAMBSOS, Sheriff.
Sheri1rs Office, New CASTLE,
! October -, 4. D.. ISIS. Oct 20 ts
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Dy virtue OF writ OF yenditioni Exponas
ID TO nae directed, will be exposed TO Public
Sale, at the
DELAWARE HOUSE. No SIS MARKET ST.
kept by Geo. W. Ortiip. in the City of VIII
mington. New Castle County. Delaware. on
SATURDAY,
THE 9Th DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. d, 1879.
at2 o'clock. p. NJ,
The following described Real Estate, viz
All that certain lot or piece of land with a
frame h use thereon erected. situate in the
city OF Wilmington, bounded and described
as follows, to Wit:
Beginning on the northerly side of Front
street between jefferson and Madison SITS +,
at the distance OF thirty three feet from The
castcrly side of Madison street at the mid.
die Of the division wall between this and
the adjoining house thence with sad mid.
die Of saId division wall northerly parallel
wi Madison street si&ty.four feet and ten
inches to a corner OF Land now OF formerly OF
Thomas Curly, thence with 4 liuc OF said
land, eastcrly. parallel with Front St, elA.
teen feet and si& inches TO a stake thence
northery parallel with Madison ST., sixty.
| tour feet and two inches and IA, sing through
| the middle of the division wall, between tins
| and thc house now, or formerly of Jacob
Loyd to the aforesaid side Of Front st., and
| thence, thereby westerly sixteen feet and
six inches TO the place of bcginning
Seized aad taken into execution as the pro.
pertJ of Simon schoViereh and TO be sold by
WIN. IL. LAMBS0E, Sheriff.
| Sleria7s Office. New Caste,
l october IS, A. u. 1875. ocit-2awts.
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SHERIFF F".S -; l. rs.
Af,r,.tfI'.. a.in.

ny vi.tlr of a writ oC lerg:. .,c, - '' nc
II directed, will hc tXpo-td :" PIbhc 'aI''
.ll..S%"AREUr u. - il} N4NKtIsr
fcp.%vG q, r.eN. O-' t., ia . city OF l.
minet,r, ScN C.sll.c uutr, delaware On
SATURDAY.
THE cotb DAY OF nov IN 2 ht, ''i',
At o'c ock, =. m.
:ae following drscrih. d Reoi Estate. VIZ;
All that certain lot Of land and building
thereon, 81 uqta in the said City OF W Inning
ton. bound d and described as toIioWs, 10
wit: Ecginnlng at u corner iormei ny .he
lines OF the southcrl side ofi ifth ST ana tse
westerly side of Il, dnev st, thence souther'H
along the said si Of Rodney - sixty. n'ne
feet lo a corner, thence by u me north foFtF-
tv and half a grees west to point where
n line drawn at ght angles from Fifth It,
seventy.ive feet from the aforesaid side OF
Rodney st will intersect this line, thence
Iortherly rarallc with Rodney st. thrly-
seven feet more or less to the A'oresild slde
OF Fifth st. and thence thereby easteIly sew
enty-1ve feet to the pl &C OF beginning, be
the con, ,cnts thereof What they may
Seize and taken 10 execution a. the pro
perty of ichatd ", ro X, and sara y
!. wife q James d. > idhan. and to be
cod by ~
sheriFs 0fice Now Castle.
October g. 1879. oct-o Is
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ShcrI6s Sale.

g
ID directed. will b, exposed to Public sale
at the
DBL swABE HOUSE. No. 5l3 MARKET ST
kept BY Gco. W. crtlip. in the city of Will
mington, New Castle county, Della ware, on
SATURDAY.
The 18th DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1875
at O'Clock, p. m,
The following described Real Estate. viz.
All that certain lot or parcel Of land with q
brick dwelling thereon erected. situate in the
city tf wilmington Aforesaid. and bound ed
and described as follows to wit
Beginning on the westerly side Af Town.
send street at the distance OF one hundred
and ninety-two feet from the northerly side
Of B street. thence westerly and parallel with
A and street through the middle Of the
division wall dividing this from the adjoin.
ing house on tho south two hundred feet "a
the easterly side OF Buttonwood street
thence northerly along tbs Same fourteen
fet { to stake, thence easteYly and parable
with A End b streets through the middle o1
the division wall div iding this tron the adj
joining house on the nOr,A two hundred feei
to the aforesaid westerly side of Townsend
street, thence southerly alonF the said west
erly eide of Townsend street fourteen feet Ia
the place of be gin ming. be the contents there
Of what they my.
Seized ana taken 10 execution as the pro-
perty OF Benjs min +. Townsend and Elisa-
beth c.. his wife. and terre tenans. and ~ b.
sold by
WIN IL. LAMBSoN, Sheriff.
Shsrifi-s 0E;ce. New Castle.
october u. 1915. J oct23-2tawu
The daily gazette., 1875-10-30
LEGIL NOTICES.

Minnie p. Pelham, November Terra, -.
-. AS. summons No. 5j.
William ii. Pc ham l.loc. for D:yor;g
New Castle County, SIS:
The STATE 10. Pc tvsre.
To the ShcriG of New Castle County, ,re...
ing:
Whereas, Minnie p Pelham liz her petition
to the Judges Of our superior COur; G.el Iii
the office OF the l'rutlonot9Ty OF the sad
Court in and for the county Of New Castle,
for the Cause of complaint the.ca alleged,
has made application to our SAID judge, tia;
a decree may be pronounced dlssoyl, tie
marriage existing between thc Pet.tlJnerl1t
her husband, William II. Pelham
We therefore command you US you have
heretofore been commanded that you sun.
mon William II. Pelham, so that he be ini
appear before the said Judges OF or sat
superior Court at the ncXtterm Thereof ODE
held at New Castle in and tor the County OF
New Castle. on Monday the twenty.n.nthday
OF November next. 70 answer the allegations
OF the said Petition and also to show cause,
If any he has, why decree OF the sad Court
should not be made dissolying the marriage
existing between him and the said Petitioner
according to the act OF Assembly IN such case
made and provided, and also TO do and re.
ceiye what the said Court shall then and
there consider concerning him in this behalf
as to the Court shall seem meet and CONSIST,
ent with the provisions OF the said nc! OF
Assembly, andhave you then there this srl.' n
Witness the Honorable Edward ".
SuTNGilpin, Esq.,, at New Castle, toe
% hnh day OF June, A. D., hghteeA
S0S hundred aud seyenty.dve:
CHARLES DEASTES
lasued August o5. ISIS, Prothonolary,
The above is true copy OF ais oumh"n
August %, 1875,
auS27 WIN. II. LAMBs0N. shsnf
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IcioDenent F,rfrdcrdiHGrv.

WHITE c1EL AGED THIETEFN YEARS
LtAVfs VHE TAR NTAi, EuoT WIN
MARRIED HEGEO--CArIURG or tUE
,pyTEs.
Flum the Uarrisburg Patriot.
In February last a young Cjrl r1med
Priscilla Miller, e Mllerst an, I,1y
county, lttt her fathers house, aHt "s
Sylvester Stevenson, n neEuN employed
about the premises, disappeared about
the same time. il was generally suppoS--
ed in the neigh horhood that the two had
eloped. short time ago ltoruatloh
reached the girls friends TO the h"tt
| that Stevenson was working NJ the iio-
| chiel iron works. 4 warrant Tor the ar,
rest of the negro was accordingly sued
ont and placed in the hands ot the fe-
! males uncle, VINO made known the sltu-
alton TO the mayor OF this city.
Officer Graham was requested 20 ac-
company the uncle TO the Lochlel iron
works. When they got there they were
| informed that the negro and the girl
| there for Turkey Hill, Lancast II county,
several months before. The officer and
| his associate went to Lancaster where
| they procured carriage and rode about
twelve miles, after which they were
obliged to walk ten miles to reach their
destination. 1t was night when they
got to Turkey Hill. The first place they
struck was house in which about twen-
ty.tive negroes were enjoying dance,
One took position in the rear and tn"
other in front of the building to inter =
cept Stevenson in ca ie he should make
an attempt to escape. Officer Graham
threw CONSERVATION into the ranks OF
| the negroes ty seizing light and HOUR
| ishipg a revolver. One of the more cou-
rageous took exception to the procedure,
but when he was shown the policeman
| blazing star he subsided and precipltate-
ly fed, followed by the rest OF the fright
eped party. 1t WAS soon learned that
Stevenson was not among the number,
and the search was extended to house
occupied by a white man, where the ne
gro and the girl We're found lying on the
floor. When the guilty wretch saw the
officer he made an effort 10 e'cape, but
the officer was too quick for him. lie
and bis youthful partner were removed
to Lancaster and yesterday afternoon
brnugit TO Harrisburg.
The negro was pla ed ia the lookup
and the girl kept at the nlayoi4 oi,itr.
She appears simple mind d and makes
no effort to conceal the fact taat she ha-
been living with Stevenson since size le;;
| hcmo. She gave the mayor q iu!l hist'-
ry 4 the tl72oment and her -uhsrq s'nt
l,fa. >,.esa:l sAe would never ron away
arl;n f returned t. l..r hone, S'ry'H-
n Is -ail 10 have wife and toUr H.
6ren IN Lancaster, cLe q whom - a
ld.u-ht,r a, large a. the simple cal itI
t.ao.A ic,lprci- I'h1 i'-lo wA- Tux,
t,t.r p,rry c'Uuty jail "At tie te.r"!-
Il .nv,red t. arr parent.
- SrFIEElNG LADIES. ."pr .'o-C5.ot'i
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REGIST ER'S ORDERS.
Regisret's 9 Order.
REGlsrER's OYF,cE


NEW CASTLE COUNTY. Oct 2sth. 1875.
Upon tie application OF John Cland O. and
David Chandler. Executors of kabecca ca and
le-. late Of " ilmin ingto Hundred, in said conn
ly, deceased IT is ordered and directed by
the Register that the Executors Aforesaid,
give notice Of the granting of Letters
Tes tamentary upon the Estate of the
deceased, with tie date Of granting thereof,
by causing advertisements to be posted within
forty days from the date of such Letters, in
six Of the most public places of the County OF
New Castle. requiring. all persons having
demands against the Estate. to pl esent the
same. or abide By an Act Of Assembly in such
case N ade and provided. And also cause the
same to be inserted within the same period in
the Daily Gazette. n newspaper publish cd
in WILMINGTON. and TO be continued therein
three weeks (E. 0. d.
6iven under the hand and Seal
/sEAE\o \oi Office of the Register aforesaid,
lat New Castle, in New Castle Coun .
~ N>ty aforesaid. the day and year abo Q
written. 5. c. BlGGS, Register.
NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the Fs-
tate OF the deceased must present the sam q
duly attested To the Executors, on or be.
fore October 25tb. 1876. or abide the Act OF
Assenb bly, in such case made aod provided.
JOHN CHANDLER,
DAVID CHANDLER,
Executors.
ADDREss-Eilmington.D Del.
cct25- eod3W
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w,,r:~GToN. DEL. OCT. so, 1873

SbSr r. JAIL EY CoLLECToR PRovosT
Il al pears that some few obstinate per-
sons IN this city have an idea that there
l., no law to sustain "A City Collector III
collrcs,ug the taxes levied. 1t Is by no
mems honorable to attempt to escape Il
Sir share Of the public burden, yet there
are some few who refuse to bear their
pIorortion Of tne taxes, it appears. This
nu.nuer must lie very limited, US we have
heard Of hut ore case. This occurred
ycs,, rday. aud after every other means
flil a to induce the man to pay, who
said he was able, but would NOT, and the
Collector could not make him do SO, he
was arrested and sent to Jail by Collector
Edmund Provost, of the Northern Dis
trict. Tie Collector deserves 80 be sus-
tainod By the community. His conduct
vas cautious, Moderate and praisewor-
thv, while that Of the party arrested
was violent and brutal.