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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-08-30

Il District of Vermrnt-ln Re. q. " n G.. W. Per
sons, Bankrupts- In Bank ,Gptsy. No. sO2. District
Of Vermont. So.
SrR-Notlce is hereby given that a petition has
been fled in said Court, by G. r. n e. W. Persons
OF Goshen in said dis;T ict Cui declared Bankrupts
under the Act of March ~. $50, for a discharge
and cert dcats thereof 4 ON all tn ir ndvduai and
co partnt rship debt aCi ether claims pIuvlble
under said Act and that the lsiit Of Oc,e Der ls5
at O'Clock a. N be1re the II n. Hlyt II. Wheeler
Judge Of said Court, at the L. =. Court Rooms in
Burlington. - assigned for the hearing Of the same
whnu and where all CREDITOR who have proved their
6ehts ami other persons ia interest. may attend and
show cause II any ;hey have WY The pray er Of said
petition should not he rran,,i
Dated at burlington, he sI.t day o August Ie75
9w3w Is q. SMAaLEY, Clerk
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-08-30

NFRGENNEs.-The boat B. F. Goss, Capt
l.. Mott. lett here last week. loaded with
100 tons of kaolin for Sandy Hill, Fort Ed
ward, Rondout and Monyunk. Penn. The
Vermont Shade Roller Company also ship
liz tons Certain rolls to New York. The
boat returns about September Is with gen.
ersl merchandise. This il Capt Mott.
sixth trip this season.
The Active base ball club complain OF
unfair work in their recent match with the
Queen City base ball club. by reason of tn.
use of professionals in that club who were
not members, etc. They have therefore sent
the following challenge: 1--WE, the Active
base ball club of Vergenncs, do hereby
challenge the Queen City base ball club, OF
BurlingtGn,to play match game of ball for
$50 side. The game to be played on the
grounds Of the Actives any day before the
3lst of August. Each nine to play with
the same men that played at Burlington on
the 2lst of June, 1878. Signed, Active
base ball club"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-08-30

Those who abandon their principles and
their party in its time of trial, will bitterly
regret it hereafter.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-08-30

81 900 bushels 2ds3] for mixed state 23aJji for
white do.
Hay heavy, 45150 for shipping.
HOPS The market is dull: 21r3 for yearlings /.
5sbl0 for eastern and western; 797i for Now York;
state. I2Hli for Caltornians.
COFFEE-quet at li3Di7l.
SUGAR = The market is irmer 7!67. for
refining; y for prime.
MOLASSES- steady.
RiCE-steady
at I0s asked.
TALLOW-the market is firm; sales $1,000
his. at :.
POTATOES market quiet. Long Island aud
New Jersey. 25dbI75
vania.
PROVlSlONS-Pork-T market ia quoted as
steady, fair trade; mess, 10 is % 10 ~ beef dull
Cut meats steady. M.ddles steady, western long
Gear at g; city do. ca.
LARD BUTTER, Erc.-Lard, market IL quoted
quietand firm at Ii6D7 So Butter the MARKET is
quoted steady at 10 a 80 for state Cheese is quoted
heavyat Gdsi for state.
LlNSEED-frm at ? OOf2 C5.
"illSkEY-frm at Il; asked.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-08-30
The Canvass at Richmond.


RICHMOND. August 90.
To the Editor of tho Free Press and Times
1t ha. been said that there is nothing Lew
under the sun. However true that may be.
Capt Barlow has q precedent for his Con-
ventiou at st. Albans in one of the most
famous warriors and poets recorded in his
tory. Ii can be found in | Samuel, 22ad
chapter. End verse: And every one that
was in distress. and every one that was in
debt, and every one that was disconnected,
gathered themselves unto him, and he be-
came captain over them" There is a mark
ed difference. however, between Capt. David
and CAPT. Barlow. One had slain with
sling and stone the giant at Gath; the
other was fatally wounded by the little
giant. of Barton, with red paper ballots,
although attended by his faithful Messenger.
Hon. Bradley Barlow is here to-day,
probably to look after his interest. His
stock is running low. The trouble is, his
ardent supporters in this town are not only
Republicans, but men. When they were
children. perhaps some OF them might have
gone TO bed without their supper, because
some one made up faces or laughed at them;
but that time is long since past. The Re
publicans here will stand by their colors.
They will not support, against regular
nominee, any man that Is attempting to
ride the Republican horse, the Greenback
zebra and the Democratic mule, all at the
same time, ZENo.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-08-30

Neither Mr.. Barlow's past nor present
are calculated to recommend him rs the best
man for the place of honor which he now
seeks to occupy. Tho man who asks TO rep
resent the Third Vermont District was for
merly heavy mail contractor in the South
west, and it ia on record that as such he
paid Sl3S 600 to lobbyists, men influential
about the departments. and relatives OF
government officials to protect his inter
esis" and to prevent investigation of his
mail contracts This sort OF familiarity with
Washington life and legislation is not of a
kind to be invested in when the elevation of
the public service is sought after. Nor can
tho Third Vermont District afford to win
dictate" ex-COntractor Barlow s past, by now
making him a Congressman. desperately as
he seeks by all the worst arts Of the poll
tician, including u liberal expenditure Of
money, to compass such a result.
The strong stand of tho Burlington FREE
Pass against the powerful effort of MIR
Barlow to crowd himself upon the District.
backed a. he has been by ablo politicians
and newspapers whose support has been
commanded IN various ways, il ono OF the
encouraging things in Vermont politics -
Springfield Republican.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-08-30

The STATE EoUALIzISG BoARD.-The fol-
lowing is a table of the deductions or addi-
tions to the total valuation of each county
made by the State Equalizing Board
INSTRUMENTATION, , per cent Ben
nington, 10 per cent Caledonia, per cent
Lamoille. 2rer cent; Orange, e per cant ;
Orleans, per cent; Rutland. per cent
Washington, s per cent Windham, 10 per
cent Windsor, 7 per cent
Additions - Chittenden, per cont
franklin. per cent Grand Isle. per
cent.
The valuation Of Essex county remains
unaltered
The action of the State Board resulted in
general reduction from the appraisal of
1876 OF eleven Fer cent
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-08-30

THIS Is TO give r"tce. that on tho 10Th day OF
i August. A u. rs, warrant in Bankruptcy
j. NJ. Weeks, LlBdcn. IN the county Of Gale
dOna, and State Of N,rnUut, Ehd have been
anjud sed BankTup their own petition that
the pay ment Of an, debts and this delivery o. any
property belonging 10 sad BInkrupts. to them or
for their use, and The Transfer any property by
them. are iOrbi,idJu ny law. that Il meeting of tbs
creditors Of said BaEkrupts. b. p:g"s their debts,
anc to choose une more assi-nrrs ut fhsT estate
will be held at Court OF EinkTuptcy, to be holden
at the Office Of Geo. v. cdhoon. in l., nion,
in the county Of Caledonia, and st tie OF Vermont,
before John L. Edwards, Esq, REGISTER, the 10th
day Of September, \ u. rs, at . o'clock a IN.
9x2w Gtp. P. FOSTER,
Unitei States Mirsh.l a. Messenger.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-08-30

All persons suffering from diseases which have beer
pronounced lncurable by other physicians. or whC
have been receiving treatment from private prac
titIonors or using other advertised medicines FOL
diseases of the lungs. liver and stomach, without
obtaining relief, try DIR. Perce's Golden Medica
Discovery and Pleasant Purgative Pellets. which
have restored hundreds OF cases that have heel
pronounced ncursbls. Also al ladies suffering from
uterine weakness and disease, who have been sui
jected to the hrbarOus use of mcdaniel cOnfriv.
ances and turtuTuus operations, without obtaining
any permanent relief. to use DIR. Pierces FsvOrtt
rrc-cri ption which imparts visnr and tone I" the
seased parts. restoring the natural SUppOffsrs-the
uterine muscles-I" their normal igor and strength.
pwitAsatJ Slit
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Nlw YoRK. Aug. ~.
ElIrNN at firm. aalns | go halna milldl L

WV aug.
COTTON firm. sales $50 bales midd l.
Ing uplands at ri.
FLOuR-1he market is less active without decided
change. Receipts, ~ Is. barrels sales, 1905
baTTos No. at ~ az -. SupeTfne state
and western at } I'Ti ~, common to good
oNtra western and state ~ n I M, good
to choice extra do at 4 h AZ = - com
mon to chOicee white wheat western extra al
8 10 at ~ fancy white wheat western extra at
1ih7 10, common to good extra Ohio at M
h3 Is, common to choice extra 81. Louis at
Ond7 ~, patent M innesuta extra good to prime
8 $50 \ %; choice to double extra 20 ar 900.
Closing heavy.
RYE FLOUR, steady; snlcs O00 barrels ut = 56a
3 y for state.
CORN MEAL, market is quoted Juio.. yellow
Weatern, Jersey and Pennsylvania at , iuH" "a.
WIEhr-winter i61l better and fairly active,
spot shade trmer. Receipts 2@i, 30 bushels sales
SlItHD bushels. - for No. new, Ol6Dl ~ Tor un
graded red, | usidl lui for No. do, IIOi Tor
No. de-; O6nl oct for steamer No. ; do. . / I9I
ior ung Indad white.
RyE-is quoted steady at 6n an 6. for Western 4;
G3616i for state.
BARLEY -no uin4l.
BARLEY MALT-stealy at 956II ~ for G rowed
state; 10 for old 3-rowed state.
CORN-1ho market is shade Grmer for spot
futures scaIcey SO strong Receipts 2lq O5p, bush.
els. sales 36s coo, i51ip Tor ungraded; is5riq for
steamer t9iM5D for No. ;.
OATS Tho market is quoted prime less active,
poor dull and lower. Receipts 3 700 bushels sales
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-08-30

rjNHIS is u give notice. taAt the I'D day Of
i August, AID lis. 4 Warrant il BtnkTuptey was
Issued against the e-tits % Z ". x T.. Latin
of Fairfax, III tire county oi kIsHklin. and state
Of Vermont, vino have been ariuUEcd Bank
rnpts on their own petition. IEIt . payment
Of any debts ana delivery q any property belonging
to said BanEruias, 10 the or FIR their use and the
transfer Of anI property by them, 'OGbidden by
law; that n meeting cf hs creditors OF said
Bankrupt - prove Their debts, ant to choose one
more assignses Il their estate, wi hs held at
Court OF Bankruptcy. to bCho!dcn at the ONCE of
Charles Sow es, IL Fairfax. the Comfy OF Frank.
and State Cf Vermont. before l. L. Lawrence, Esq
Register. the :G;E day o. September A.D 1873. At
o'clCck 4. Gro. l.. FOSTER.
ss2s United Stats Ilrshai Is Messenger
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-08-30

FAILuREs-The failures are reported OF
Abel Wheelock, saw mill. Greensboro
Henry G. Adams. lawyer, St. Adams; N.
ID. kidder. miller, Fairfax; 4. p. Shaw,
furniture, Bradford; Carpenter x Jones,
furniture. Newbury; W. E. Heath, grocer,
Bethel, and F. r. Warner, hardware, Cabot.
The Cabot Carriage Company, Cabot, has
failed. with reported liabilities Of $40 600.
and nominal assets of S25 900.
Willard Sears. of Boston, the well-kuown
proprietor Of the Alburgh Springs House.
has failed with liabilities of Sl36 .975, OF
which Sl2 900 are secured, SEQ, 200 I'M
secured, and the balance accommodation
paper. The unincumbered assets are $500
in real estate and SIS. 900 in notes.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-08-30

T'HIS is to give notice, that on tbs sO.h day u
i August. A. ID. l,ss Warrant in Bankruptcy
was issued against the estate Of Henry C..
Adoms. 0. st. Alb1Hs. IN the county of
franklin. and Stlte 81 Vermont. who has been
sdjudged n Bankrupt on MS own petition
that the = ymeHt OF aIy dsnt- and delivery OF
any property belonging To sa d Bankrupt, to
him. or Tor his use, and the transfer # any prop
erty by him, are i,rhiGden by l,w thst meetin z
of the creditors o! sad Bankrupt. to prove their
debts, and to chOo.e one or uiot- s-.nees of his
estate will he held e. art q Binkruptcy 10 be
holden at tne ohlcc OF J. l.. LIwrrtce. ESQ in Bur
lington, in the county o. Jh tcud-T. ana State of
vermont, before l. l.. LaWrct e 50. Register on
the 9TH day of September A.D lST- at o'clock M
gw2w GtG. Z FOSrER,
United States Nar,Lqi a. Messenger.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-08-30

No circus is now considered complete unless it has
an enormously tat woman III II side tent. As Barnum
has the greatest show TN earth" he OF course has
the latest Yet Of the thousands of curious
people who annually visit this mOnstrosity. few
ever reflect that her obesity is disease. Until
very recently there was To known remedy for this
abnormal condition. Aliens Anti-fat has proved
more eticscious than even the most slnguine hopes
of its di-coverer had antlcI ated. by its even
Barnun's fat woman could he reduced L. grace iul
and even delicate proportions. Sold 10y druggists.
Aug 2a-thurkwlt
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-08-30

DR. E. S. PECK, Of New York, has been
appointed Attending Surgeon to the Eastern
Dispensary, near Tompkns Square. in that
city, and has charge CT ono of tine two
classes of eye and ear diseases. This bene-
fciary was founded in 1920, ard is one OF
the Oldest OF its kind in New York IL re-
ceived 5000 patients in 1877, Of whom
three-fourths were Germans
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-08-30

GEN. TEvFIK, of the Turkish army, was in
town, Wednesday. the guest OF the American
Hotel. GEN Tevhk has been spending some
time in this country and is now on his re-
turn to Constantinople, having been recall
ed by an appointment to a high official
position in the Turkish government.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-08-30

As might have been expected. the Mes
senger's accounts OF this Convention mis-
represent IT.
On the question of Numbers and proper.
tons OF crowd acting differently, men i n
different positions and with different SYM
pathies will not agree. The writer was
present at the Convention, and took es'
pecial pains to inform himself as to the at
titude of the Grand Isle County Republi-
cans with reference to the bolt
A prominent Republican in the north
part of the county declared;that no boiler,
If nominated. could be elected
and the same opinion was held in
the south part of tho county
and believe that no known bolter could
have received nomination to any offic c
from the Convention and that no known
bolter, If nominated, could now be elected
1t is significant that Albureh with her
200 Republican ma jOrlty was not repre-
scented at either of the conventions held last
Saturday. The resolution endorsing Con.
Grout was carried by large majority, in
my judgment, and ! was in position
favorable for comparative estimate of tho
votes Ii there was no decided" vOte, OF
if as many voted no a. aye, it Is sing ulsr
that no one appealed from the decision or
the clair (whO was Barlow mani Of
called for any kind of count. The fact is
the noes were comparatively few.
The resolution was introduced by South
Hero. seconded by Aiburgh, and supported
in short speech by Grand Isle. and voted
for by all the towns. and an Isle La Mott
gentleman stated that that town was all
RICH. and would cast very few votes for
Barlow L.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-08-30

TnE IHIRD DISTRICT GaETNBaCK MoyE-
MEST-A few Barlow men who are exceed
lngly vexed ut their defeat at llydepark.
have srddonly become converts to Green-
backism, thinking they can make capital
out of it. and are talking loud about tho
immense benefits to result to the laborlng
man from the adoption of this new ism
by tho government. Their froth should be
taken at a great discount. Their ends arc
selfish. They care just a. much about the
wants OF tho laboring classes ~ the fly
cares for its victim only to suck Its blood.
II any reliance is placed on their state
ments under these circumstances it will
result in bitter disappointment. - Newport
Express
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-08-30

"CARRTSG TIE WAR INTO AfRICA."-We IN
aerstAnd That Bradley Barlow, accompanied by
Albert Clarke, George A. Ballard, Major Childs,
ana several others, proposes 10 invade Orleans
county, ana recite the tale Of their woes in a
series OF meetings 20 the people Of that section. IL
is uIderstcod that this movement Is not in the in
terest OF General Grout Tor Congress- and we pre-
same the Burlington l. RE Press Will not approve
Of the MEASURE Wdtehman
The movement" a. far as it went proved
to be decidedly more lin the interest of
General Grout" than of Mr.. Barlow. The
Barlow meetings in Orleans county all
made votes for Gen. circuit. and the
Generals friends in that quarter are hop
ing that the Barlow orators, and especially
Mr.. Barlow, will address plenty more meet
ings in that and other counties
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-08-30
NJ A ltIIlEID.

CARrER-RASDALL In Cambridge, Vt, August
%, 1875 at the residence OF Hon. J. q. Carpenter
by Rev. H. Franklin Rattray, pastor Of the Baptist
church in johnson Mr. willard S. Carter, of Albany
n. ", and Mis- Kate T.. Randall, OF Charleston
S. e.
Charleston, Norwich. Albany and Denver papers
please copy.
WHrTE-EDsOS.-In this city, on Saturday. Aug.
2ith, by Rev. Mr.. Whitney. Geo. A. White. of SheL
burn, and Alice G. 7. Edison of Burl ngtOn.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-08-30

AUsrIS.-In this city, August 20. 1873, Emma,
vile OF q. A. Austin, aged 65 years.
MAYSARp.-In this city, Aug. nth 1875, Maudc
Beatrice, second daughter of George and Mary
Maynard, aged years and II months.
ALLEN In Milton. Aug. 20th, of diphthrria Ira
Pearl NJ. Allen. son OF W. T.. and Grace &. allen,
aged years.
DRAEE.-In Arn-t. Pa, August 21d. 1873 May
Writer'S. yOup gest daughter Of Leon II. and Mary
T.. Drake. aged year, months and l"days.
WHEELER Ferrisburgh, August eth ISIS,
Shesden Wheeler, aged - years.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-08-30

A PROMINENT political man in neigh
boring town, who was somewhat Of a Bar
low man before the convention said to us
the other day, that in view of Barlow : ao-
ton at Bydepark after the nomination and
his acts since. especially in allowing him
self To be candidate, no honest Republican
could vote Tor him This IL the general
feeling and mere asing every day .-Napporf
Standard.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-08-30

ST. ALBASs BUTTER MARKET. August n.
The market was quiet, with prices as last
week. The ruling price was 10 to lG cents
per Id selections Is cents per ID, with
some extra lots selling at higher price.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-08-30

HYDEPARK- Ralph Fleetwood, aged s.
years, Aaron Keller, aged 70, and Reuben
Whtcomb. aged Is years. have ali died in
this town within the last as hours Of each
other, M Monday and Tuesday
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-08-30

PRoF. BAUER. OF the Collegiate Institute
will organize special class for both Ger
man and French. this Fall, for the accom-
mediation of non-attendants OF the Institute.
The new La methode nsturele" system
will be introduced. Ap early personal ap-
plication for admission is respectfully soli-
cited
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-08-30

Those who would know for themselves the best
treatment Of diseases relative to the generatve
faculty in man and woman. should procure the val
liable medical works published by the peabody
Medical Institute" Boston, nov become famous the
world over. See advertisement in another column.
Aug Is MedA Wit
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-08-30

NETTING Of VERMONT PoUITRY MES.-A
favor the formation Of the Vermont Poul-
try Association. is be to held at the Welden
House Hall, St. Albans, On the evening of
September l2th, the second day of the State
Fair. A constitution and bylaws are to be
adopted and officers elected. and arrange
ments will probably be made for an exhi-
bition to b held some time this winter.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-08-30

DR.. j. p. BRYANT, the magnetic physi-
cian, closes his business at the Van Ness
House, this week. when be will visit St
Adams. remain at the Weldon House for
two weeks. and at the Pavilion. Montpelier
two weeks : after which he returns to his
business at Rochester. N. Y, for the winter
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-08-30

RICHMOND MARKET, August 90 Butter
sold a. follows Ordinary. s to 10 cts fair
to good. IL to IA cts; choice, Is to II cts. ;
fine, IS cts. Cheese farm daries 6 to cts.
farm dairies. sage. 7 to 8 cts; factory, 7 to
q cts
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-08-30

Mr. A. N. PERCY. for over two years past
in the employ of Mr.. E. P. Shaw, will open
next week, in the store at the corner of
Church and College streets trecently occu-
pied by F. II. Slmonds 4 CO.., irst-class
clothing establishment. The store has been
reftted and greatly improved the location
is one of the best in town; and with his
long experience in the business twenty
years. Mr.. Percy can not fail TO obtain a
large share of public patronage.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-08-30

ii. A. krFus, dealer in dry goods. Woohhnll. Ill.
writes BorNsIC MEDICINE Go Buffalo. n. Y. June
2li. ISIS: "Gentemen-Please find enclo-cd S. o.
FOR which send me. by express. Anti-fat. | have
taken one bottle and | lost Eve and ole-quarter
pounds" Aug =. tuSwIt
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-08-30

We think the General will do the District
credit. and. a. he is comparatively young
We look to see his indomitable will and
pluck secure for him q reputation. We
were beaten. and a. graciou-iy as possible
accept the result and shall not bolt, but
help to secure for the General the largest
majority ever cast for a Republican nominee
in this nlstrlrt
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-08-30
IN KSVE..UETCI.

IN the District Court Of the Uuite States for the
i District of Vermunt.-Ia the matter of the
American Zone and Box Co RahErupts-In Bank
ruptcy.ro the creditors o: sail GInkrup;s and all
others Interested IN said estate.
by order Of the District Court Of the United
States, fer the District Of Vermont, you are
hereby notified Of 81 and "a general meeting Of
the creditors of said BIntrun's. to be held the
2ith day Of September. y. d. ISIS 10 O'Clock g. N
before Hon. Jpnn Edwaris. Register at the office
OF Hon. X. Parker, w0lco.t. in Lamoil G
County. 'Or the purposes named il the twenty
seventh and twenty eighth sections Of tho Bang
rupt Act of Hsreh ri, lsfs.
Dated at MorIistovn. this 18th day y: August 1875.
sw3w g. l.. FACE, Assignee.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-08-30

hittenden County Republican Nomin
atlons.
FOR SENATORS.
HENRY BALLARD, Burlington.
CHESTER W. Writers, Milton.
CICERO d. PECK, Hinesburgh.
FOR ASSISTANT JUSTICES.
THOMAS D. CHAPMAN, Charlotte.
EDGAR Ii. LANE, Jericho.
FOR JUDGE OF PROBATE.
TORREY F. WALES. Burlington.
Fer STATES ATTORNEY.
HAMILTON S. PECK, Burlington.
FOR SHERIFF.
LUMAN A. DREW, Burlington.
FOR HIGH BAILIFF.
FERDINAND BEACH, Jericho.