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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1875-03-25
New YORK produce Market.

| NEW 1ORks MdrCu "a
FLOUR Firm and rather more active
! export demand for shipping grades.
| Receipts z 449 Dbls. Sales 10 600 bbIs. al
| S45064.75 TOT supernne Western and State;
! sk95G5. 10 fol common 20 good extra West
! ern and state; S5.l595.41 for good 70 choice
/ do; s5.50d6OO for common TO choice white
! wheat Western extra; S4.D5g6.65 for COM
/ mon 10 COED extra Ohio; S5.O09syGO toi
/ common bn choice extra ST. Louis. in
1 Guiding $500 bbls. OF shipping extras al
/ prices within the range, market closing
RYE ELoUn-Quiet and unchanged at
corn MEAL Unchanged. Western at
( s3.60GS4. 40; Brandywine S475.
WHEAT-K6lc better; rather more do.
ing in export, also moderate milling in
| curry. Rec'ls "A, $50 bush. Sales lbs, 900 bush
/ az sI.12GL.I5 for No. NO. Chicago sLlz9
I.l94 for NO. 2 Northwestern 81 Isl al. 20k
| for No. > Milwaukee: SL2lRI2i ~ for No. |
spring; SI.l281.23 for ungraded Iowa and
1899: slpa7afsS for anber ds s res
fof amber state 81 -29Gl.30 for white do !;
sl.2s2 LAO fcl white western.
RYE-Quiet at 90l196c.
Canada peas firmer. Sales of 5000 bush.
in bond at I.l5.
BARLEY : Scarce and advancing more
Sales 10000 bush. brewing California :;
8 500 bush. Danubian at sl.25; 6,O0O Canada
East at Sl.35 5000 Canada West at 81. in
store.
bush 4rowed State at Sl.40.
CoRN-Firmer and fairly active. Re
ceipts 5s,740 bush. sales 1900 bush. at $50
e6 for Western mixed, S5k9S6 for yellow
0ATs-A shade firmer aud more ac-
tive. Receipts 2G,532 Dusn. Sales 7S,Op
bush. at 69G70c for mixed Western; 69Q
zoe for white Western.
HAY-Firm at 65Gg75c for shipping.
HoPs-Steady at 30G35c tor new low
to fair; 35G40c for do. good to choice.
COFFEE Quiet and more steady. Rio
quoted at l5&I7kc, gold.
SUGAR. irmer at 7x4sc for fair 10
WORCESTERSHIRE. Sales 100 bbls. New
Orleans at TIC for prime.
RIcE-Quiet and without decided change
in price.
PETRoLRUm-Dun. Crude at IKE; re-
fined at l4xc; cases quoted at l9x@2lc.
TALLow-Quiet. Sales II 900 lbs at . s-le
9sxc.
EGGs-Unchanged at 33c for State and
Pennsylvania 81 933 for wesl ern.
PoRK.-Opened lower and closed firm.
Sales 100 bbls. new mess at S20.70120.75
LOO bbls. May at s20.50; 300 bbls- June at
s2O.Ss320.70.
BEEf--Quiet-
BEEF HAMs-Dull. Sales 40 bbls. at
private terms.
TIERcE BEEF-Quiet.
Cur MEATs-Quiet. MiddleSS dull Tx
a9l1xc for long clear l2c for short clear.
LARD--FirIDer. Sales $50 tos. prime steam
at AK el4tc; 800 April at l4H9H S-le 1900
May at IA 5-lb.
BuTTER-Unehangsd at l2a22c for West
ern; 1742Tc Tor State.
CHEEsE-Unchanged at l0Sl6xc for COM
mon to prime.
sEEDs-Linseed quiet. Clover nominal
at lie for Western.
WHIsKY-W Whisky quiet and unchanged
at Sl.l5.
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The workIngmen's Party.

PHILADELPHIA, March "a
The invitation committee appointed
by the anti-monpoly convention, which
lately met at Harrisburg, met yesterday.
The first Tuesday in September was
agreed upon as the time and Cincinnati
as the place for holding the proposed
national conference of representative
workingmen and farmers. Five hun
dred delegates will be invited, about one
half from grangers' and other farmers
associations, and half from mechanics,
and others. The conference will be a
private one, and may or may not de
termine upon independent political ac-
ton.
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LOCAL BUsIyEss NOTICES.
A Rare Chance To- Try am organ
Before Purchasing.

.
Many person Is half persuaded that
Cottage Organ would be capital
thing for his familY--worth much more
than its cost--yet he fears that it would
not be OF permanent use, and that after
a few months use the family would tire
of it, so that it would be poor invest
ment. The celebrated Estey Cottage
Organs are now offered on terms to sat
isfy all such. An organ can be rented
with the privilege of purchase. The
party hiring may try for reasonable
length of time, paying only the rent for
it while so doing. If he concludes to
purchase within year, all the rent he
has paid will be allowed and deducted
from the price of the organ.
Any inquiries in regard to prices,
terms of payment, etc., may be address
ed to GEo. @. Day, Rutland, vt.
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peal from the supreme court of the Dis
trict of Columbia. The point decided is
that claims for lobby services are not
founded in good morals, and cannot be
maintained in the courts. The action
was by Childs to recover against the ad-
ministration of the late U. p Trist, for
services rendered in procuring action by
congress for his relief in the matter of
his claim for compensation in negotiat-
ing the treaty of Guadalupe FL idalgo.
There..was recovery below, and the de-
cree is here reversed on the ground
stated.
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.aen adcsrtisemsa!s.
SrATE OF VERMONT.

-
~ DISTRICT OF RUTLAND, SIS.
Be 1t remembered that Mt u session OF
the Probate Court holden at Rutland,
within an for said district, on the 24th
day of March, A. ID. 1878. Present: Hon.
Walter G.. Dunton, Judge. .r.-.. ....'.
whereas, a certain instrument IN writ
ing, under seal, supporting to be the last
Will and testament of Leayitt K, Wood late
OF SherbuFne, in said district. deceased,
having heen this day presented TO said
OcHrt of Probate, and duly Il ed in the
Registers office; Therefore, .-
II ordered that all persons interested
10 the estate OF said deceased be notified
20 appear before said court, at the Probate
office IN Rutland, in said district, on the
Third Tuesday in April, 1875, by publiea-
cation of this order three weeks success
sively previous thereto In the Rutland
HERALD, a newspaper printed at Rut-
land aforesaid, to show cause, if any they
may have, why said instrument in writing
should not be proved aud allowed as the
last VIII and testament of the said de-
ceased .'-- .-. r. .s...- .r... ..... .
THOMAS C. ROBBINS, ~
l3w3w ~ t.--.....s Register.
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MarriaQes.

CROCK ETT-ALDRIC In weathers-
fleld, March 50, by Rev. VIM. II. Rugg, of
Perkinsyille, Oren ID. Crockett, of Plains
vile, Mass, and Miss Maria L. Aldrich, of
Weathersfield.
SAYLES - TAYLOR - In WaIingford,
March 10th, by Harvey Shaw, Esq, j. NJ.
sayles and Miss Hattie Taylor, both of
Waliugford.
R0A RhE-SHlPPEY-In Rutland, March
22d, by Rev. II. F. Austin, John Roar<e
and Ellen Shippey. No cards.
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Another Railroad Combination,

CmCAGo, March a.
The general freight agents of the
yruak lines have decided to maintain the
rates on the eastern bound freight. The
agreement to do 50 was signed by all
those present, including the agent of the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad.
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DR.. Wtstar's Balsam of Wild Cherry is
"a combination and a form indeed" for
healing and curing diseases of the throat,
lungs and chest. 1t cures a cough by loos-
ening and cleansing the lungs, and allay-
instead of drying mp the cough and leay-
ing the disease behind. 80 cts. and 81 a
bottle, large bottles much the cheaper.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
ESTATE OF JOEL RANNEY.

The undersigned, having been appointed
by the Hon. Probate Court for the district
of Rutland, commissioners to receive, ex-
anime and adjust all claims and demands
Of all persons against the estate OF Joel
Ranney, late ofPittsfeld ,insaid district de-
meet for the purpose OF examining and
allowing said claims at the Late residence
. of the deceased, on the thitd Fridays of
June and september next, from ten
o'clppk a. ~ until four O'Clock
p. M. each of said days and that six
months from the 18th day OF February,
AID. 1875, Is the time limited by said Court
for said creditors to present their claims
to us for examination and allowance. 81
Dated at Pittsdeld, this I'D day OF March,
a. d. 1875. ts.....'f = ~ p go s.'...s -
81. DANIEL. w. TAYLOR. ) e..
....'1 HARRISON O. HATCH, Oohl az
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that linger in sorrowing hearts, words
are but mockery. These stricken
ones only know how great their loss,
how unutterable their sorrow. Their
hearts may be safely trusted to enshrine
the name and virtues to them of such
unspeakable worth" f. p M.
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stop that Cough Cure that cold

Kendall's Pectoral Balsam, the great
throat and lung remedy, will do it.
Try it. T.
Why will you die; o! why will you
die 1t is worse than murder to let
that cough or cold kill you, when Ken
dalls Pectoral Balsam will cure you.
Only so cents for large bottles. Try
it before it is too late. Buy bottle and
follow the directions, and if you are not
satisfied 1t is all claim for it, will pay
you so cents for the empty bottle. -.
F'RANoIs FEM, ~.
Proprietor.
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rire sns,, rance.

John Cain, Director and Agent of
Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance Com
pany, Office in Town Hall Block where
persons in this county can have applica-
tons made out and policies forwarded.
Rutland, Jan. 10. 1875. .-.--------
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Murderer Arrested in Cuba.

WIN J. Sharkey, an. escaped murderer
who left this city recently, has been ar
rested in Santiago de Cuba. He wit
either be banished from that place, or
returned to Havana and then sent to the
Initial Sfafpa
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THE RUTLAND HERALD
Weather Report PROBABILITIES.

WEDNESDAY, March 24.-At Z a. m.,
70 at 12 M, 81 Q at 2. p. NJ, so
above zero, by the thermometer at Morse
Bros, druggists, corner Merchants Row
and Center street.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1875-03-25

BY TELEGRAPH.
Especial to the Herald.l
City Election at vergennes.


The city election just closed this even
ing after stormy session. The anti
water party was successful in electing
their ticket with the exception of the
mayor and two water commissioners.
Wm $. Hopkins, Esq, was elected
mayor and E. B. Hayes, w. q. Lang
and NJ. J. Graves, water commissioners.
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Rutland County Court and Hon.
Court of March
Term, 1875. ... .-'...... .---

Hon HoYT 81. WHEELER, Chef Judge
Hon. JACOB EDGERToN, 0S $50 ''S''gs"
HENRY II. SMITH, Clerk. ..s.
MARTIN G. EvERTs, States attorney.
VIM. M. FIELD, Sheriff
WoRDRN L. PAYNE, Reporter.
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Claims for Lobby Service not
+. ....-l t;t.t LIE gal.

~ $50 y =. " AoHINoIUN5 HIaICH u
La the Cnited States supreme court on
Monday an opinion was delivered, which
was afterward withdrawn for perfection
in case No. 105, Burke VS.. Child, an APP
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boston Produce Market.

Reported expressly for THE HERALD BIZ
o. 9. CHAMBERLIE a. Co, Commission
Merchants, 10 and 81 Faneuil Hall
Market. Boston
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Probabilities.

THURSDAY, March 25th. Somewhat
warmer. Light snow followed by clear.
ing weather. .-....
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Last week 2,550 5,so8 -. 1900 81
One year ago 2,sI5 5,S75 1863 1900 ll6
PRICES.
Beef, per Obs on total weight of hide.
tallow and meat. extra, $3.50 q 1925
first quality, s.oo9s.25i SECOND quail
few choice fancy, at Sl0.5J; some OF
the poorest bulls, etc. $500.
Working Oxen, si50G24o; Handy Steers,
s579sI5e, or much according to value for
Beef.
Cows and young calves, fair quality,
from sS5 to .s65; extra, from s65 to $50;
farrow and dry COWS, from $50 10 $40.
Stores, thin young cattle for farmers,
yoaTIinEs, SlO9S20; two year olds, Slsla
$50; three year olds, S259S45.
61isfSc. sheep and lambs per head, In
lots, sS.O0G7.50.
Hides, taliow and skins-Brighton hides,
calf skins, hSl5c: tafiow, Brig asS 5 jI1
| &c per Id; country lots, 5a5Sc per d.;
pelts, sl.oOSsl.5O each; country lots, sl-O9
@l.50.
REMARKS.
The slight decline in prices noticed last
week has not been repaired. There has
this week been favorable weather for tho
sale of beef, and the trade is consequently
active. We find sales Of good western
steers at 7G7x, live weight A. N. Mon
roe sold 10 steers, ay. 1910 lbs, at So. IS per
cwt, live weight; II steers. av. 1851 lbs at
&C per Id; 10 steers, av. I2c3 lbs, at &c per
10 = steers aY 1860 IDS, at SI.lo per cwt.
II. w. Montague sold sxen, TO dress 1900
lbs each, at l0Ic d W.T.. a. ID. Dswolf
sold oxen at l0c DIV. The sheep trade is
fair, although prices are unchanged. We
do not look for much improvement in
sheep for number OF weeks. j. Lyman
sold IS sheep, av. 50 lbs, at 6x. J. VAIN
strong sold l20 sheep, av. s. lbs, at exc,
quite tidy flock OF fine wool, fed by @. W.
Pease of Hartford, Vt. Something doing
IN working oxen, but an Improvement Is
expected as the weather moderates. Mich
cows are in fair demand. Sales from S4s4
S9j per head.
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NEW MUSIC BOOKS.

| (xkRMAS FOUR PART SoSGs. For
" mixed voices. Just published, Is an
unusually good collection of entirely new
music, by the best modern German com
/ posers. just right for Musical societies.
/ Price, $3.50.
ORIGINAL HYMN TUNES. By IL. NJ
" Oliver, the veteran composer OF
Federal ST. and other fayorite tunes
contains 100 Tuues, Chant and Anthems
all original ana or the best a1aiify. Price
boards soc; cloth, 81.
- EVEN PART SONGS. For mixed voices,
Glees, which were successes, when sung
by the Parker Club" Price 60 cents
DIANO AT HOME. A large collection OF
Il PiaDofore pieces for Four Hands IS
full of good and most entertaining music
for practice or home recreation. Price,
SEQ.
Praises of the RIVER OF LIFE, our pop-
ular Sabbath School Song Book, come
from al quarters, indeed from all who
have used IL. sabbath school Men RECON-
mend it highly. Price $50 per hundred.
All books sent postpaid, for retail
price. OLIVER Dir son & co.
CHAs. Il. DIrSON & CO.,
III Broadway, N. H.
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From New York.
NEW YORK, March 20.
SEVERE STORM

A heavy storm of sDow and wind is
raging here, and as far south as Wash
ington and west TO Harrisburg, Pa.
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N. Y. Stock and Money Market
NEW YORK, March "a.
touching at 4 and closing

NEW YORK. March "a.
Money easy, touching at and closing
at 3&3H per cent
Prime mercantile paper 5G7.
Sterling quiet and steady at 4529456.
Gold opened at ll5T, fell of to HG& on
cable dispatch about specie coming from
London, ana rallied 10 1l5K, and fell on
again to lI5z.
Loaning rates ranged from fiat to ~,
and carrying rates from las per cent.
Clearings, S55, 10000.
Customs receipts S49l, 900.
Treasury disbursements S47Q,g00.
Governments firm.
Railroads firm.
State bonds dull.
Stocks irregular, weak and moderately
active during the day. stocks which had
been going up so steadily for the past
week fell of, evidently on realization
sales, while several stocks which have
been very quiet and steady were buoyant
and showed a decided tendency toward
higher prices. Northwestern rose 70 fg,
and Erie advanced from 25k326z, the lat
ter GU rumors that claims against the old
ring were about to be settled, and that the
Erie railway would be Hsed hereafter 10
transport the Union Pacific freights from
and 10 New York.
Gold closed at ll5H.
Governments dull and strong.
Money 393x.
State bonds quiet.
Stocks active and weak
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BOSTON LIVE sToCs MARKET
For Week ending Tuesday, March "a, 1873
Reported for The Rutland Herald.

AMOUNT OF STOCK AT BRIGHTON AND
WATERFOWL MARKETS.
, 1875-12-11

AROUND THE LAKES.
Only three tugs rcnaIn fn commission 1t Chicago,
and thees Will lay uq In few daya.> folartng
tugs wont Into winter qua1tcrn yesterday: Crawford,
Protection, Van 6chalck. and Noaher. There II no
definite Information ~ regards tho schrs Dlasel and
Bailey, 1tis however, tie gene-al bc!lcf that they
have gone Into winter Quarters At other potta...
The City Of Fromont left sat ts. Marie tho eth,
vertcd Into passenger. propeller. Cabins will bc
a 1rst-class boat for the route vie Will 60 on ue1t
scason.... Tho schr Huron, ownoa q Port Col
:. ssny Il
SOD letter from Port nureu Announoes ths nuding,
near that place Of two bodies with uolhlDg on them.
bs tho bo4Ies q tue Ut the lust seov sler Gtr'
the body Of Csrt. Dpy1o wss found fow daTs ba-
aa md Biz Alag star have gons into winter quarters
II Port palhous.o: -. Says tho os.ego Itnt<s: "a
lumbar ns ns5s . ~ ~ fesel7ea Fec a. otaess tsqm m
$4,000, eans to the improvement in The Qasboo mar
kss. The Norwegian Government having issuea or
sosson. Il il quits proDa0la h.s lunbsznaa On he o.
taw. who eel IVY tsom tae h,aia rill
as1s sammar". ...An English paper Eires tho follow
Ing deaer,psion Of nor htszs.y!ng ,sp..
uneSa 9n ~ ,or Tho mi .. anss. NJ L.,
rytuG ai1y passengers btow deck, al Of whom bo
aafsy hosod before The vessel tkss tho water. II II
ssa esns GU eat1sss1 ~ Ill :aDs sss 70 % aesa q
pleasure, with lockers for provisions and
compartments to hold fresh water. In tho eentro Il
aperturs lifted With network Iuada Of hclnp, eon-
waves, whereby, It " belssysd. viii bs Injured COM
paraTe immunity from caps!lng. i Ia suggeste1 By
the vonor that M isrRo passenger hhpa one Of thssa
hoscs nttod Tor either Csptains cabin, chart
house. stoso-rooms, and built on radAted girdeE
lust high enough above tho deck 70 form far curve
far tho outer lkunchwsya and tho bsrtlng on eithsE
aide beins made 1novablr, The whoe doc ckhouss caps
hlo SAY, Of carrying COO soue could be launched cou-
pleta tnto tho wathr,
, 1875-12-11
OUR RELATIONS WITH SPAIN.
ouhiIlNa'a NEGOTIATIONS.

Special Df.pateA to The ChIea9o 7rtbune.
WAhuNn1os, D. c., Dec. 10.-1t cannot 10
officially stated, but 1t sosms probable, that the
negotiations Of Calsb Cushing have not becn ~
succs ssnful ~ bad been expected. Tho President
u bis message said that tho Government OF
BpAin had submitted 10 1Ir. Gushing certain pro-
posala which 1t il hoped may be found TO
bo tho bAsit, II mt notuAi submissson, Of terus
10 meet tbs requirement Of tho particular griefs
Of which this Government has felt itsef en-
titled 10 complain. 1t Ia manifest from ths
consideration Of tho spanish uote, that the
proposals submitted do not 90 nearly furnish
this bhsas ~ had been hoped. 1t re-.
snains. Of couts6, to be seen whether
the President IN his special lnesaage
with Ea-emphAsixs. shese nosda ''Shouid he
contict t4os sooa " brought to an. end BY 1hs act
" he parties them stices, other nations totl 1t
compelled 10 nssunao Ms rssYonsibiiity schich d.
rolpes upon them, arad 10 seriously consider The
Vny yr,Hai1tR9 MEASURES t0asltle-HleQtdtton
and in4sreen&i0a." It ls
ON THIS VERY POINT
that the Spanish note IL unsatssfaetory. II Il
gyeslye ~ 10 tue pscifcstlon Of Cubs.
II IL understood that es The Cabinet meeting
to-day the last spanish note WAs discussed u
soma lsngth. Although this note ts coucutatory
enough iu tone, aud II In cestktu seuss bAtls-
factory, yet It leAves matters iu such :
bhaps that 1t IL not Improbable that
tbs psesldent viii to unable. In tho
special message which he will shortly
sead In, to announce to Congress . aeter1nlna-
aa4 II aay es ths important Queat,ous Wh'eh
, 1875-12-11

Germans, wcro somowhns drinking. ami
al folt lively wlon tho erort Of SLAP
rirg un cuc!, olhrr'a hats was on-
ea.ctl III. John Henry Cox, arrasuntty
aiming l., knock M tho hat Of 4 Young nernlhn
nnnlci Henry nacknau. msased III" Int. AUD
hlarprl HrckMau VI, tho faoa. JSockmhn became
cnrag"! nrd attacked Cox, whnn n general fight
turncd botveon tho Cox party and tic Oorsna1,r.
Knives clubs. and stones were freely ilbsu viii!
effect, MS :oiious: David Cox had ono arm anil
shoulder hoknn, bis toad badlv btu!toI and
skull ntl1,naeci ~ 10 fractured; John Henry Eox
has SKULL fractured, several ribs broken, and In
otltorwi.o badly bruised and n,hngled; Charles
Cox has aftt brokon. and |. otl,erwen Rorious-
II n,ttt. Tn tic other sit!e Frederick Mosky WAS
cut with knife on tho back. tho wound being
about Six incllea IN lcnRih. ahl his nose was split
open. Oil man WoiberE wRs Hovnroly hurt. hav.
itig several ribs broken, and bciiug seriously
LEuieed a4,ut tho hcnd.
Tho tight commenced ,nso in tho owning. and
lasted nutlt dark Charles Cux and tho small
bog got away. DAyid Cox managed to reach tho
house Of CAspar Ortoat. about milo and = halt
from tho scano nf bsttle, but WAS rofusod Admit
tal,co. Notwithstanding ltia horrible condition,
rlc,co of Mr. John 3. Mills, whore he VRa tAkoti
Ia and everything possible done to alleviate his
condition. JUlln unrty Cox crATled of into tho
uoods about 800 yards from town. wlese ho lay
from Sunday evcning Til Tuesday evening, n1i-
alilo to stand or walk. Monday cyeuing his ores
for water nnd help wnre heard At tho tonn, and
two n,cn etsrtel to him, but thoy returned be-
fore teaching lin, and hsatod that tho woods
wero full Of nten and advisod tho citizens to pro-
t,nre for MI attack at any nomout.
Ills cfios ncre still honrd duiing Tuesday, and
when the malt-carrtcr arrived 1t was agsoou that
they would neccrtain who 1t wAs thai WAs aend-
Ing up those cFics for water 80 continually. And
30 party Of cilzonu, arming themselves witll
ais tho enns and pinto'h obtainab'o, and neudinR
tho mRi!-carrier in advance, yent,Tcd out. The
n,ail,carrcs went ahead and found Coz almost tn
tiyiuy condition. and reported back 10 tho
party, vi. on al camo up. Coz was then takon to
town, to the Aonss Of Anton Fork, thossman who
fs supposed to havo tlono most Of tho execution
la the fight. Fork and o.hera did everything
possible to alleviate tue suffering Of Coz, send
ing OF for doctor, sitting up with him ut night,
otc. He waa removed frnm kocltztown Oh Wol-
nfsday, and It IL thought that he will dto.
David Coz vas removed from Mr.. Mills to tho
lceidence OF Dr.. Barnett whore every attoution
possih,o Ia being given lin. lIo fs in critical
condition, and It i not probable that ho will ro-
cortr, II reports DO correct.