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Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-09-23

One new No. 2 Singer Sewing
Machine for tailor's use. Also, Sing.
er family machines, DETERRENT styles
and prices, also attachments, oils
and needles. Inquire at Warden's.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-09-23
PETERS 0CTAV0 CH0RUsEs,

No. 2, price 25 cts, contains as follows:
Let the hills and wales resound by r ichards.
Wake, sweet love, awake. Hutton.
Marching meath our starry flag. Glover.
Rainy Day. ............- Sullivan.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-09-23
PETERS SACRED SELECTIONS

No. 9, Price 25 cts, contains as follows:
Praise the Lord. Anthem. by Randeggar.
Come unto me. ', ............ Cooper.
O Saving Victim. Male Voices. .... Gounod.
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Passumpsic Railroad.
EXCU RSION S
-TO-
Lake Memphremagog |!
GREAT INDUCEMENTS! OW RATES!

Trip to Newport, dinner at the Memphre-
magog House and sail in the beautiful steam
er Lady of the Lake all included in the fol
lowing very low rates for parties Of ten or
more going same day.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-09-23

The adjourned session of the
Orange County Court for the hear
ing Of court issues, commences al
Chelsea, September 25.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-09-23

Fresh oysters at q. H.. Curtis
for sale by the quart, gallon, or in
any quantity you wish at the lowest
prices.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-09-23

"A new Smith American Organ
1.-THE best madel, for sale cheap at
Dickey's.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-09-23

THE New Hampshire Democrats
have nominated the following Pres.
idential Electors:
District No. 1, John +. Cloutman,
Pennington; District No. 2, Sam.
uel r. Mason, Bristol District No
3, Ezra Hill, Manchester; District
No. 4, Edmund L. Gushing, Charles
town District No. 5, John w. San.
born, Wakefield; all of whom were
unanimously elected.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-09-23

Henry Watterson comes in for
his share. He was elected to Con-
gress and sworn in just before the
adjournment, and was in his seat
about two hours. He drew pay for
a month, besides his mileage, some
where in the neighborhood of a
thousand dollars.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-09-23

Pears, Peaches, apples and
grapes at Curtis.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-09-23
CONNECTICUT VALLEY
INSURANCE A GENCY
WOOdsv lille N III
WOOdsv lille N III

Having opened branch here with C. II.
HosfOrd late trav cling agent for Stearns &
JONES' as clerk. offer to the public reliable
protection agains loss or damage by Fire on
terms as favorable as the character of the
risk will justify. Policies issued in more than
80 of the leading stock and mutual companies
of the country whose names are conspicuous
for promptitude. efficiency and fidelity.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-09-23
A g A II ID.

A u A IL ID.
The subscribers would tender their thanks
to the fire company of Bradford and to the
Citizens generally for their unwearied en-.
beavers to save the Shops (owned or occupied
by us) from destruction, on the night of the
I 9Th Of Sept. when IL. Farrs Mill and X. X.
Aldrichs Shop were burned. Nothing but the
most determined and persstant efforts on the
part of all could have saved those buildings
and probably others, south Of them from being
destroyed. We do not wish to discriminate
where all done so well, but can hardly forbear
to notice the courage displayed by the leading
Iosemcn in taking their position near the
burning building Wh";,;S perfect shower OF
thai "I}UsfCf0n uutii tne lire Was ovnYuoi c,I
Has not our fire department become an I'M
portant institution merting the encourage
ment and support of our Town and Villages
ii. STRICKLAND.
w. II. LEAVITr Il SON.
l.. f. WHEELER.
Bradford, VT, Sept 10Th, 1876.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-09-23

Fresh oysters cooked in any
style you wish at G. IL. Curtis Res
taurant.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-09-23

GOING NORTH.
Ar, dc. ID. Er. Mail. N. Ia.
Newport, LOS pm 4.l5 pm us pm 1886 AIN
" Montreal, 9.20 900
"Quebec, $50 am.
GOING SOUTH,
Ac. d. Er. Mail. ". Er.
Leave Quebec. 7.3Opm
" Montreal. 900 300 m
" Newport, 9.25 pm l.5O p IN 7.O5 a m 9.Os
RICHELIEU LINE STEAM ERS, leave Mon
treal daily. except Sunday, p III. Arrive ut
Quebec $50 IN. Leave Quebec at 1 m.
Arrive at Montreal, 6 u m.
SAGUENAY LINE 81 GAMERS leave Que
bee daily, except Sunday and Monday, at
Il m. Time for round trip, AS hours.
QUEBEC AND GULF PORT STEAMERS,
leave Quebec every Tuesday at2 pm.
III. Il. FOLSOM, Supt.
N. P. LOWERING, Jr., Gen. Ticket Agt.
Lyndonville, July !, 1876.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-09-23

Don't carry that old travelling
bag to the Centennial, but go to
Warden's and buy a new one.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-09-23

For many things you cannot
find anywhere else, 60 to the 900
store.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-09-23

"A big stock of Waltham and
Elgin Watches of all kinds selling
at 20 per cent. less than can be
bought elsewhere, at Warden's.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-09-23

HARpER's MAGAZINE for October Is
not only plentifully stored with light
reading matter. but has also all those 9TH
or characteristic attractions which have
given it the foremost place In periodical
literature. This number contains the
conclusion of George Eliot's "Daniel De-
ronda'-the greatest novel Of the age.
The Fourth Part of "a Woman-Hater'
will awaken fresh curiosity rs to the au-
thorship of this remarkable story. Mrs.
Craik's "The Laurel Bush" and julian
Hawthorne's Garth" are continued
There are also three excellent short sto
ries. The illustrated papers in this Mum
Der cover great variety of subjects
Tho poetry is contributed by Paul II
Hayne, Rachel Pomeroy, Helen s. Con
ant, and Louise Chandler Moulton. The
Editors EASY Chair" contains a sugges
tive criticism of "Daniel Deronda;" N
exposure of the contents of Mr.. Flint''
celestial mailbag; some new sugges
tons concerning Jenkins-also som'
about American innkecpcrs. The othe
Editorial departments are up to their us
ual standard
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The Rutland Globe remarks

The Rutland GlOte remarks :
"The wool aud sheep breeding IN.
tercst, which for 40 long u period
has been an important industry In
Vermont, shows signs Of again com
ing to the front. The exhibition
made at the recent State fair ut st..
Alhans was among the best ever
made IN tue merinO class, imdicat.
ing that although several of the fa-
nous tlocks OF former years have
heen scattered, yet there are enter
prising men who are determined to
maintain our reputation for fine
wool sheep"
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-09-23
PETERS, PARL0R Music.
La CREME DE LA CREME,

No. 80, Price IS cts, contains difficult Piano
Music.
Spinning Song. Etude- ...by Eggard.
Defle Marcne Militaire. Ketterer.
Moonlight in the Pines. Idy lle...... Lichner
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-09-23
Maine went
He'll bent


Maine went
He'll bent
for the Republicans. Every Con,
gressional district and every county
in the State, from present appear
ances, gave Governor Conner a ma.
iority. The Republicans gained
every where, and the victory is a
sweeping one. The result was one
which there was every reason to ex-
pect, and it shows not only the ar
dor with which the Republicans are
entering into this campaign but that
the party is still intact. AT at no
time since 1860 has Maine done bet
ter for the Republican party, and
the achievement of yesterday virtu-
ally decides the Presidential contest.
The desire for change, upon which
the Democrats depended for sue
cess, evidently has not taken pos
session of the Republican majority,
and so noiselessly has this victory
been won that Governor Tilden's
"still hunt" is apparent only on the
part of his enemies. Following so
closely upon the Saratoga blunder
and the result in Vermont the Maine
election cannot fail thoroughly to
dishearten the Democracy, making
Indiana as certain for Hayes as Ohio
and Pennsylvania.-N. Y. Herald.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-09-23
Tickets Good Ten DAYS From
DATE
Memphrenlagog House.

| The interior of the Memphremagog House,
during the past winter. has gone through
thorough repairing and refurnshing. The
exterior with its wide varandas affords "a view
of mountain and lake scenery not surpassed
en- this continent. The hotel is under the
effective management OF Mr.. l.. Buck, recent
| Iy nf James IIatoI Rnstou
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-09-23
Tilden Convicted Of Falschood or Ign0r .
aIice.


Charles A. Conant, Assistant See.
rotary of the Treasury, has written
q letter which completely refutes
the charges of the Democratic plat
form and of Tilden against the Re-
publican Administration. The let
ter shows that the Republicans have,
since the war, as persistently follow
ed Tilden's advice to live within
your income as it was neglected by
Democratic administrations before
the war. The Democrats charge an
expenditure of one thousand mil
lions more than the Government
has received. The financial state
ment of Tilden's letter Of accept.
ance are shown to be ignorant i'm
pertinence. The Republicans have
paid all expenses and spent over
six hundred million on the national
debt. The per centage of loss by
dcialcation is less than ever before.
The letter concludes:
TO recapitulate: Since 1865, the
public debt to June 30, 1876, has
been decreased sic hundred and .W
tn sic millions nine hundred and nine
ty.tro thousand t,cO hundred and for.
ty sic dollars and .tortytow cents ;
and the annual interest charge since
1869 has been reduced Mirty,one mil
lions tro hundred and eighty fre
thousand t,co hundred and eighty one
dollars; and since 1866 the annual
expenditures of the Government
have been reduced t,cO hundred and
sirty too millions three hundred and
forty nine thousand sic hundred and
nineteen dollars and Sirty.sir cents ;
and federal taxation more than three
hundred million dollars.
Every year since 1866 the Gov.
eminent has not only lived within
its income, but has been able to
save towards paying it's indebted
ness tyty-sip millions seren hundred
and torty.t,co Thousand tro hundred
and eighty.fow dollars and t,centy
cents. The losses of the present adj
ministratiOn through default in Off
GERS and banks, compared with the
amount of money involved, has been
to a marked degree less than those
of any previous administration since
the organization of the Govern
ment.
With a surplus revenue annually
accruing and taxation diminishing,
the credit of the country, despite
an Indebtedness of over two thOus
and millions, has been raised to such
an unprecedented point that its foul
aud and one-half per cent. bonds
issued in redemption of six pei
cents, are selling rapidly at home
and abroad above par in gold. A
satisfactory contrast with the con
dition of affairs from 1857 to 1861
when the Government, with an in
debtedness of less than one hun
dred millions, was living beyond its
income, and to meet current expens
es was compelled to issue notes
bearing interest equivalent to twelve
per cent. per annum, and to sell IFS
five per cent. bonds at a discount OF
one per cent. OH their face value.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-09-23
OPINION Stationery Store
NEW MUSIC !!

We give below the contents of our six must
cal Magazines. The music is selected with
great care. and comes much cheaper in the
ties desiring good music ut low price should
send for sample copies of these works, Price,
IS cents each, or the six magazines for ST.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-09-23
NOTICE.

The partnership therefore, existing between
II. X. McNiece and Parker McNi,ce of Ton.
sham. in the county of Orange and State of
Vermont, under the firm name of H. X. Me.
Niece Il Co. is this day dissolved by mutual
consent.
The books and accounts of the firm, and all
notes due them are in the hands of II. X. Me-
Niece for settlement and he is hereby fully
authorized to settle and adjust the same, MS
well as to settle and adjust all outstanding
debts due from said firm.
Topsham, VT, July 7th, 1876.
II. Il. McNIECE.
PARKER McNIECE
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-09-23
MUSIC BY THE OCHESTRA

at the Memphremagog House, On the arrival
of trains and during the evening from to 10.
ON THE LAKE
The stea Aer Lady the Lake, like other
ladies'. has kept well up with the fashions and
demands of the times aud is in first class con-
dtion in every respect. Capt. Fogg is not an
old Fogy, nor is he ever caught in a fog. He
is never tired of answering questions and is
always happiest when surrounded by several
hundred Sabbath School children with whom
he is great favorite. The Sylvan Retreat
at Owls Head is one of the most charming
places for picnic and the new hotel at Glib
raltar Point, on the opposite side of the Lake
affords every opportunity for rest and
Iefreshn ent.
Especial arrangements made wiM
Sabbath Schools and large parties.
II e. FOLSOM, Supt.
N. p. LOWERING, Jr., g. T. A.
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SAMPLE COPIES mailed postpaid, on receipt
of % cents. or any magazine sent. postpaid,
for one year, on receipt of 81 Addresses,
y. l.. PETERS.
s43 Broadway, New York.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-09-23

Smoked hams at q. II. Curtis
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-09-23
NOTICE..

This is to certify that !, j. =. Mclntire have
this day given my son, John II. McIntire his
time during the remainder of minority. |
shall clam none of h's Earnings. nor pay any
debts of his contracting after this date.
Newbury. VT, Sept IL, 1876.
lSw3 j, L. MCINTYRE.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-09-23

SAYS the New York MAJ: VA
few Gays since, cOnversing with a
friend from New Orleans, he star
tied us with expressions OF genuine
Republicanism such as seldom ema'
nate from the native born Southern
ers. He said that the result OF the
coming Presidential election was OF
more vital Importance to the South
than to the North; that it was look
ed forward to with the livellest hope
and much anxiety; that every pat
riotic Southerncr felt that the cleo
ton of Tilden would plunge the
South into all the miseries from
which it had escaped, and in many
respects restore things to the terri
BILE condition they were in prior to
the war; that anarchy would rule
the hour, and no one who hau NOT
either been rebel soldier or rebel
sympathizer could live at the South.
Thousands, he said, were anxious
for tie election of Hayes and Wheel
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-09-23

We are right after 'em. In
1872 the Republicans of this town
polled 256 votes and the Democrats
PIG. Republican majority 40: rms
wear the Republicans poll 214 ana
the Democrats 237. Republican ma
iority 81. In the four years the Re
publicans gain IS votes and the
democrats q. If we do as well
every four years we shall be up even
with them in 81 years and three
months. and in forty years shall
swing 'em by one Or two majority
Hip.hip.hurrah !! Let us up and at
'em again. There is still a chance
to save the country.--Lyndon Union
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-09-23
Bradford Prices Current.
Corrected weekly by STEVENS BAGLs,.
WatertOwn Live Stock Market.

For tho week ending Tuesday, Sept. 10, 1876
LIVE STOCK At MARKET,
Cattle. Ship g. lambs. Swine
This week ,....l3l6 Giss Sill
Last week. 1881 1919 9ol
One wear NgO..9l7I WM ~
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-09-23

The persistent efforts of Republican speak
ers to awaken fear that triumph of the Dem
ocracy will result i'll assuming the "rebel debt
is the greatest humbug ever palmed off upon
the American people No intelligent mass can
be misled by it, and for the following reasons:
First, there is no such thing as rebel debt
Boston Post. Sent. Is.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-09-23

In spite of the hopes and predic-
tons of Democratic prophets it now
turns out that
, 1876-07-08

The arguing Of the civil suits
against Tweed and Sweenv, the New
York thieves, has been postpoaed
till October.
A CLEAR conscience is the best
law, and temperance the best physic.
, 1876-07-08

have had a good time. Our only
unpleasant reflection this morning
was how we would feel the day after
the next centennial, with a hundred
more years added to the weight We
now carry
, 1876-02-05
Epoyy H9roI,zcs Arc Made.

hftP 1pff Times.
Mr.. Frederic VurB, who has charge OF tho
bronzo department AZ Tltfanys. delivered 2
lecture last evening ou the manufacture and
uses OF bronzo. at tie Cooper Institute. Altes
quoting II. Yhers' ezprcBa!on that "!q1afy 10.
dicates civilization" Mr. fore SAD that "has
Jons for printing, bronze cassa hRd done tof
soulptueo. patterus we're made Ia wAx plaster.
OF wood. Some ArtistH used ono medium ano
Homo uuosher- For common work, auch I'd ceAn-
da!,ore. the pattern waa uAually made IN wooA.
II u,attsre1 ltttlo, however, what waH used. pro-
yidel il would afford angles and I sharp, Gioat,
smooth surface. Formerly. IN eol'yt"K large
p.cea Of stssusxS, the artist worked !a ens,ts'y
by aye. aud she result Tss .hAt ., h's copy copy
Of the artists individuality. in it,, In
1896 Acl,ills Cot!as, Fronchman, s1spt.
Cd tho panta graph TO ohtainlug reduced
copies Of antique statues. Dir, Noss then e.
graph worked. nronzss. ho eaid can only 10
east ia sand. In no other MEDIUM NIL sae moldh
.txke." a. the wdrkmen cay. The beat ssna Is
the yaiIow magnesium, which IL obtalhou III tho
ras noar paris., Tho psitsra made bY ths artist
with .amp-black aud beaten down hard: Pieces
OF this sand And lamteblack arc theu laid on tho
pattern, 70 TINT they csn 30 drawn, aecosaliiR
to tia technical term. aud tho mold Is bnllt ~ up
brouzo csst must be hollow. Tho tinest bronze u
nrs tho FUNNIEST. Tho popular idea H. uat tho
cout.ary Of this, most peopls suppcsng that the
he.y,er brollza cast lbs moro Taluable y ~
Tho Japanese aud CbiAssa mode! - cay. 1hld
ia waxed, then tho outslda nold is put gu, aud
Tie heated metal on being pou'ed III or course
mett tie wax and tskos its place. Thia method
was found 10 snBwet very vol! Tor certain "olK'
bu. Ia othor kinda It would u0s 90 y all ~ NJ
| Vors then read ltenTonuto Cclltnta description
ss given TO tho Duks do hsdic', Of thu snanuel
in 9htch he mAde his cast Of tue grand statue o
resaous. Tbis was accomplished BY tbo wax
, 1876-02-05
MISCELLANEOUS.


In tlee s!ow-moYlng eJoctment suit Of Kibho
vs. lI!tl, tho redirect e1am!hatiouof Il. X, Turn
Or was concluded yesterday moraing. The
pla!utG had introduced oortsiu letteEa III oyl.
dance 70 show a correapondsnco In 1853 hotSeen
1Iasrcli aud Turner concerning these lands. Quo
Of those letters Ind al erasure, which was shown
to Turner, and 10 WAS asked to explain what
hll boon written tpero before, but the Court 70.
1uaod to allow tho explanation TO be giycu. Mis-.
ludol,hfna TUNER, Tho mother Of lho precel.
1ag Wtnpaa, lady nbout W yeara Of age. thou
to1k tl,o stand. Iler testimony wns 10 tile
effect. that ello had as uary IN lH68 seon
tho deeds which II w9B claimed Hood forged Tor
Turner lat year; that They lad heon
left Et her llpuas it different LINES by Ler
son, aud she had found them at QUO time Oh tin
ktclon tabio, or KICKING around the room: she
could 1,ot eiye ANY marka by which she identl-
6ol thu deetls. bit remembered them bocauso
I,udolrhus hau called her attention to them tuat
before 44e Was called ~ ~tnoss GU The cEaH-
nal TRIAL IN August lat.
Tho depoa,ti0u OF lltntldo Hotchkles was than
read in evidence. liotchklss testified &hAt he
luon H,chafd +. Robinson, Ana was acquainted
With lis handwriting. 4ls had known lsooInsoo
At the Tina Of tbs execution Of tue canAEpostory
decd Ia 1858, aud thought thas tie algnAtuEe,
"NicA'd Y. Robinson" wAa genuine that Hob
iusou mover wrote his ti.st nsmo in full. lls
aluo wss Of tho opinion that tho nsme GU the
aasgumsnt 10 u11ls WAS spurious. Iaa cass
, 1876-02-05
was adjourned nntit Tuaadh7 morning boforo

was adjourned nnttt Tuesday morning boforo |
this tlcuns;t1G. vaa f}nI6ietI.
TIN E1UtrAnLE taa!in:ScE COMPANY.
The fuIi,,rInX IN An aht.ra": II ~: un2ih'y |
rcpurt VI Jalnes Long. AsrGnsa nj the EIutsa'
bic INSURANCE Company. for tile month OF Dan
uAry: .-
1gaspco On hand Jan. ..t2s,392
lait fur divldonis and expenses. 4e7
DItance On nnnd. ....................s1f,9n ,9n
DIVORCES.
Thcolota Kuntgan lilcl bill against hnr hua-
band. Nicholas Kuntgon. charging tim with cruz
olty and dr"nkonuoss, and As'sIltR for dtsoree'
ITEMS.
In The e@fo OF Fiai1er VI. Tho f'rotoctfon L:fc-
insurance Company. Judge blohgett yeatarday
granted MI nj junction restraining tho collection
Of tllo tax on tho Coml'any's capital htock,
Judge Drlim.nona waB occupied alt day In
hearing the arguments on a motion Tor tnlunc-
tiou ia the case OF the Traders National I,auk.
Tho argument will DO continued tn.day.
Judge Jameson will hear motions for nav
trials this morning
COUNTY COURT. .....
An item published under this head yesterday
a&atcd that lettesa of adtnlnisrAtion on the os-
tate ct Granville i, Thomas ,ssro nra,ted 70 ~ o.
| Thomas bsfng still in the land OF The living.
THE cntNIYAr. CnUAr.
George Y. DIibloy Robert WsoSler. and lsa-
VII W,ekor rioaiod euiisy and the ottorB wont to
| trial, and wero convicted. The basch wero given
QUO year in the roRtseutiary.
| UourCo Harris And Lizzin brown pleaded guilty
! 10 larceny. aud were retnnndci for sentence.
Gaorge Wasson pleaded guilty to larceny, and
| sentence was suspended.
John hIcCuen pleaded gully to lasccuy, and
| was rcmAnlel for sentence.
John Leo ploalol guilty 10 larceny And was
| given one year 1T tho feuitnntiary.
james Davis pleaded guilty 10 m Assault, and
wne given sx days in tho County Jail.
John Dwyer wAs tried for larceny, found
guilty, aud giyon ono year In tho l'onitcntlaiy
Tile same party wRa hlho found guilty Of m AZ
! lilo Indictment Againt Aunh Meyers for con-
spring 10 release prlsoners from tho County
.Iail was quaehed On account OF Its inporfoo-
lions.
Joseph DovAu WIS tried for robbery. fouu1
guilty, and h!s term OF imprisonment was liked
Ut ols rear lii tue FenftonsiarY.
| THE GALL MONDAY. ...
JUDoE GAnx-l49 to 157, i5J, LOO, 1G2 to 167,
all lnclnsiye.
JunoY JAMEsos-l to 20 Oh calendar No. 2.
JupaN AIooRE-2. ., and On now cAlaudar'
JUp0H uo0Ens-9et caaBa ,9G2 and b,35l,
and calendar Nos. aG5 to $50, except 371.
JupoE Booru-l28 10 4Il, inclusive.
JUDGMENTS.
| Uaf1Ep STATES CinouIT CnrnT-frnaE Dnr.t.
asoNB-Ei ", Blake ct a. ". Fhetua ". batrr Hl't
$2,voD, And n,ntion for nev tEiai by both .nret.
surER1on Couhr - CoHfEssIoNs = Frtda!in Mad
icncr vd. Henry preyrr, $E!t.a1-E. q. Mason VI
1.udppt Syssn &i9a.11. 1.-Deos ". Eldrca rs. Hiram
: Cornell, $lol.-E: y. nasehioTd 1t a. w. John "
Jupat Jameson - w!llian II. Adams r.. Job
| MIaCtAn!s, $2l7.