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should avoid the use Of coffee, and ner.
yons. personst the use oittea. An agreed.
bic and. healthful substitute Is found 10
Cocoa. Walter Baker& Co.'s Chocolate
and Cocoa preparations are highly recon.
mended BY the medical faculty, aud are
sold by ali grocefs: in1i ~
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TaE. peoples remedy. for the. cure Of
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Hoarseness,
Bronchitis, Group, Influenza, Whooping
Cough, Incipient Consumption and for the
relief Of patients in advanced stages OF the
disease lis DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. Price
Is cent?, ~
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Mr.. Pratt Ii closing out his immense
stock ofnew books at ttakeard Of lou pricss,
by,auction and private sale, ut Wickham's
Auction Room. The sale will continue
for few days more only.
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snEThfoIf, p De, (. ls7el

Ihaye sold Hatcis Universal Cough syrup,
since 1870. IthaJ had the leading ale Among
all cough remedies from It's hDtintrodnc
Ny Gust omers q, they got acq ualnte ,Wittffi
Afterthls trial Of six years, eau fec6mmend
hs pse Ioall IN need 81 q cough remedy ~
A. B. ARYsfIosu.
saldby Logan. List go. 44ssx
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Mr.. F. GooDPE11ow, VIM. A. Hum.
phrey and DR.. q Z. S. Hall spoke on tenn.
perance at Martins Ferry last night, and
expected to organize eSociRl Lodge Of the
Circle, OF Honor there. v F'''
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HIN. s. .PHAgoRE,' \. by Arthur sulli.
van. Full Vocal Score, words and music,
81 90; Libretto words only, l0c; Vocal
Selections (bound), CSC; GIlop, SOC; Waltz,
.S5c; PotpoprFi, doc; GGlop, for Plano and
Violin, 6ornet or Flute, i40e; Waltz, for
Piano and Violin, Cornet or Flute, Soc.
All the novelties in music. Pianos and
Organs TO rent. 7fI'7''- - 7'f'Fi u
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DAxaERous.-sunday night about seven
o'clock, us J. H. Hobbs and wife were
about to cross the Baltimore aud Ohio
track at Handlan's crossing their horse re-
fused to 70 farther, and stopped the Yehi-
Gle In which they were seated, directly
across the track in front Of an approaching
train, but fortunately for the occupants
IL was moving slowly and. came TO astop
before the crossing was reached, thus.
ayerting what might have been terrible
accident 81 ~. 3sf
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PERSONAL MENTioN.-B. F. Cover left
yesterday for Kalamazoo. Michigan, to
enter upon his duties as general travelling
agent for the firm of Lawrence 4 Chap.
line, Of that place. Mr.. Cover was senior
member ofsthe firm Of Cover, Luke & Co.,
OF this city, and enjoyed the confidence
and esteem Of our business men, aud his
many friends in Wheeling will be glad to
hear of his success In his new field OF en-.
terprise. I { ia 2aGIlIJl ,;Ss..o
F. NJ. Ford, Sheriff OF Preston county,
is in the city. i!>,.A
: Mr.. Henry Hubeler and bride, Of, De-
troit, are visiting Louis Bonnenberger, at
2S04 Chapline street.
T J. X. Dolly, late Sheriff Of Grant coun.
ty, Is in the city. He Is now resident Of
Pendleton county.
B6bt. c6amfa6hj Sulphur Springs, o.,
J. B. McClung, Philadelphia, ]. NJ. Baker,
Ringwood, E. G, Mendenhall, Cincinnati,
II. Q. Ley, Baltimore, FL. B. futile, Alba
ny, n. Y, Jos. Mayer, Pittsburgh and P.
Brill are among the recent arrivals at the
Stamm House.
Quite a number OF the members OF the
Preabyteiian Synod left for their homes
yesterday afternoon. on.
J W. G.. Brown and Chas!s Dunlap leave
this morning for Washington, D. O., 10 at.
tend the Conductors Convention.
/ r. v. Ankle went TO Waynesburg this
morning to take the part oil "Ralph" In a
ePinaIOre" troupe gotten up by home tai
ent.
Messrs. Jno. franklin and Harry Cooper,
q ~ -. =. Al q
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Jou3 RoEMgR has the greatest bargains
ever seen before in this city. 200 pieces
good dark calico, &c.; 80 pieces "A
chintzes, Sc; 40 pieces heavy ginghams,
&c.; 500 pieces dress goods Of ali kinds
cheaper than ever seen before. Good car.
pets from 1Sc. up. Call soon. Nos. 2Ol9
and 202l Main street, Centre Wheeling.
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THER4dGErRR REcoRD.-The following
shows the range OF the thermometer, as
observed at Schnept's drug store, Opera
House corner yesterday:
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HDR. LrSDsEYS Blood searsher,, by
purifying the system, soitens the skin aud
heautiAes the complexion, .
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Mpac4l, TREkT.-0n next Friday even.
ing an Opportunity viii ibe atfotded our,
citizens Of attending oneot The most de-
liRhtiul npSc al'enter tailnientS ever Offer.
edins Till, city. ,Thetirst pat 81 the enter.
tainmeht consists OF . choice selection 81,
instrumental and vocal music, this to be-
followed by the charming operetta OF
eLittls Red Riding Hood. p 4 Some ot'the
best known musical talent Of this city viii
take part In the performance, including
such well known. alists as Mrs. Charles
W. Bof, Mrs. George B. Caldwell, Miss
Mamie D1 Bols, Miss Jennie Moody, and
Messrst Lucas, Seeley, Wilson and others.
The entertainment takes place ut Germa.
MIA Hall corner Market dhdd Ennrte hnth
streets Tickets t9s sels At Lucas. Lucas ,.,.!.
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DRESS GOODS
AND Ia.
SILK s. ]
Our Special offerings This Week.

Black and CoIOred Cashmeres
from soc upwards; the bestTalne In
the city. s !.
silk aud Wool Novelties, Bro:
cades; the best assortment Of styIes
satins in plain Damnsees and
figures.
shaded MOhaIrs.
French aud English plaid Dress
Goods,
Novelties for Combinations and
OVerdresSes.
striped aud BrocRded Silks in
Black aud COIors.
Black and ColoEed Saiins.
Black and Colored Gros Grain
Silks OF the most celebrated makers
Over 1000 pieces American Dress
Goods from Zoe upwards. ,-
Ladies', We omit mentioning prices
ON the abHve, as our varieties are
TOO large. but be convinced that NE
oIIer our SILKS aud Dress Goods far
less than you eau buy them else
where. we invite one and MI 10
call aud examine our stock. No one
urged 10 buy.
I.BLUNI&BRO.
11O4 MAIN ST.
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"CARRY the news to Mary" Health
and happiness In are found every box Of
Sellers Liver Pills. na'nl ~ 81 lTi'' p
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nENTISrRY.-To THOSE THAT De
~ SIRE 70 save their natural teeth We would say
that We are now better prepared than ever buors 70
enable them To do 20. By The use Of an ELEQTko
MAGNETIC PLU0GER We an and arc making better
aud hAndBousr Gold Filling With more sAsg TO our
Patients, than have heretofore been made n this
city or elsewhere, without the aid oil the Electric
PluEgeT Whit NO IAJ We can prove BY actual
Demonstration. Call and Iee Tor yourselves
JAMES II. sURGISON 4 SON,
Aui No. iltS Market 81, Wheeling, W. Va.
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SoFttpis has eyer been discovered 10
equal Dr.. C,s Mel ane's Celeb rated Yermi.
Euge tor ridding the human constitution oi
worms, Itneyer fails@iS simple and very
expensive. Every druggist Keeps Il,
but see the name OF "Fieming Bios,
Pittsburgh" on the wrapper, or You are
being deceived.
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WRATHKR INpICATIoNs.

l7AM12ES 81. NJ Pm.
20 81 q 81 20 6S es So 3.
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,Great lslanEhter or pook,.

/, Ivory soap is superior to imported Gas,
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.WANEED-TQ RENTA FEW HOUSES.
W Plitl1 EishlRg d reliable agent for renting
,hp9ta aud taxing charge Of property WI apply 70
Z i1il - ~ 'ltr 2 Q. "a 6OHARPER go i5ile
/. oclt II .Raal kstaIn and NntnriL Rnsin... I.
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FOR RENT.

E0R RENT-A NICE BRICK DWELL.
= ING, Cd Main ItfGet, First ward. 5oaSS la m
Foota1 and ate, with pantry and III rbonl water
and. ~ thfoulhout PpHo sion iEIFan October m,
APeay Y Y 9, AsFIey, Real Estate Agent, Market 81
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GENERAL NOTICES.
'FLEoTIoN NOTICE.

Mspbsrs q the UNITED STATES BUILDING
ASSOCIATION WI lass netise thsI the Annual
lotGr q, isIV. -!
CHAB, w, CONNER, SSciy, 80 oSI,fu
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'aa LUCAS Music STORE, q.
rrjg' 1927 Market street.
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/ BAKING POWDER, 40,
.E!GHT BREAD lNl ElGRT HElRI IA

Go tegetheri use LOGAN, LIST a cOispvc,,
sloht BAKING POWDER and yOu prcSS 49, y,
health and economy. F''@'" NJ
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NoTIoE-w. H. HALLER.

Having left the old room in MARKET Square,
any communication left ct the,ollice mo.
1920 Chapline street Of w y, W. CoWden
will receive prompt attention.
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,,....,.. l. ctr Z cs /, !, oy1te., [,

CRY cLRHK,s 0TFtcR,
4 WnEELtNo, w. VA, October 20, 1870,
Sealed vii b received 4 the Of the
5 O'clock ?. NJ, for 800 perch Of limeitote % b
broken and SPREAD on Sixteenth aueet IRON EoH 10
MtCollooh street, aud loo perch 10 b broken and
spread on Jacob street from ThlFty-thrd to Forty.
hird street. and On Thirty ItrtOt from Jac Is 10
ChAPllne street. Bids % b addressed 10 lhe Ch1ir
man Of the Committei on Streets AlleyI and Grades
The comnles reserve the rRht 10 70 tet aay Or ali
BIDS ALEX. UPDEGRARR, y
ec20 s'sHS City Clsik.
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FWTANTED.-A5 MAN WITH "a FEW
w dollar 70 peddle In wheeling and vicinity viii
tAst selling article. Particulars By Jos, SchnSder
~ DtllNyn street, philadelphia, PA. Ie3l
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The'hour for devotional exercises hay-
iugarriyed, the Synod spent half an hour
in singing, reading the Scriptures, prayer
and voluntary addresses. ''
The Synod took recess until 2 o'clock
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-04-11

ADVICE TO YOUNG DoCroRs.-ln an ad
dress to the graduates of the New York
Medical College the other day. DR.. Howard
Crosby said:
am arguing il behalf Of your profess
siOual success. You will be dependent for
that success upon the public, and to win the
public you should cultivate those refined
and attractive graees which can only be ac-
quired through the perpetual ministry of a
true woman. Man is naturally a rough,
harsh creature. lie needs tanning. and IT is
only woman that can tame him. | aughter.
All attempts to refine himself must prove
failures. So in order that you may sue
coed in your profession, urge those who
are bachelors to speedy and wise mar
riage. | say wise marriage advlSedly, for
there are some women IN the world, who,
for mans sake, had better remain single.
Laug hter The fashionable woman, whose
heaven il found in a ballroom, should have
a purse and not husband. The mas
culine woman who elinches her fist and ad-
dresses audiences Is a man herself, and does
not need a husband. The vulgar woman
who spends her time in abusing her neigh
bors has lost all the evidences of true wo-
manhood. Carefully avoid these three
classes. Select true woman, who, accord
ing to Solomon, is treasure. ard be ought
to know. Laughter Some people take
fright at the expense OF providing for two
or possibly more human beings. and, untor-
tunately, society has made this terror too
real. But if man has the courage to live
frugally, caring naught for what society
nay say, he will find himself amply reward
ed. The curse of the young men Of to-day
and of our country is that they are unwill-
bar ho- -
ment. They think it disgrace. Neatness,
order and contentment will enable family
to live On what most American families
waste -
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-04-11

The Report of the Military Commission
| Consisting Of Generals Schofeld. Terry and
Getty in the case OF Gen Fitz John Porter,
appears to be all that he and his friends
| could ask for or desire, On the main point, as
to his military duty. while rebukc is ad-
ministered to him, for indiscretion in his
language referring to his superior in COM
mand, Gen. Pope. The report reviews the
evidence and the events of the och Of Aug
ust. 1862, with minuteness, and maintains
that Porter. in not moving his command in
obedience to Pope's order, exercised the or
binary discretion of corps commander, and
acted wisely, as it would have been ply
steal impossibility for them to march over
that road that mig hit, and nothing would
have been gained by the attempt. Por-
ter's statement at the court martial that
| Pops's orders were given under q missp-
| prehenson is sustained. And it is stated
| that Porter had no choice as faithful SOL
| dier but to do substantially what he did do,
and that his faithful and judicious action
saved the Union army from disaster on the
Goth of August.
The Board refers to the heroic action Of
Porter's corps August Both, and says it
| demonstrated that disobedience of orders
and misbehaviOr in presence of the enemy
are crimes which could not possibly fipd q
place in the head or heart of him who thus
commanded that corps. The report con-
| Guides as follows:
General Porter was in effect condemned
for not having taken any part in his own
battle. Such was the error upon which
General Porter was pronounced guilty of the
most shameful crime known among soldiers
| We believe that not one among all the gall
liant soldiers on that bloody field was less
deserving of such condemnation than he.
| The evidence of bad animus in General
| POrter's case ceases to be material in view Of
the evidence of his sOldierly and faith
full condition. But it is our duty
to say that the indisereet and unkind
terms in which General Porter expressed
| his distrust of the capacity of his superior
commander cannot be defended, and to that
indiscretlOn was due in a very great meas
ure the Misrepresentation of both his mo-
tive and his conduct, and his consequent
condemnation Having thus given the rca-
sons for our conclusions, We have the honor
ID report, in accordance with the Presidents
order, that in our opinion justice requires
| at his hands such action as may be necessary
to snnul and set aside the findings and SEN
tence of the Court Martial in the case OF
Major General Fitz John Porter and to re-
store him to the position OF which that
sentence deprived him, such restoration to
take effect from the date OF his dismissal
from the service.
The country will be glad to have this al
most interminablo matter finally settled !;
and, of course, everybody must be glad to
have it settled by a competent committee,
that the censure and punishment admins
tered to General Porter was undeseryed.
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STATE NEWS.

A Castleton youth. II years of age, weigh
PA pounds and stands + feet / inches in hi
No. II boots.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall JaquIth. OF S0utt
Woodstock, celebrated their golden wed
ding, the other day.
At franklin, the other day, a. Willis
Welcb, an employe of A. E. Riley. was put
ting out team in tho dark, he was kicked
the blow coming on the forehead, making a
hole through the skull over the left eye.
A large pool OF blood shO we'd where he fell
and lay for some time. but when found he
was leading a horse and partially bewild-
cred ; he soon alter became conscious and
has remained 50 nearly all the time since.
No hopes are entertained of hi recovery.
A singular case was that at Fclchville.
the other day. MIR. James l.. Humphrey
the village hotel keeper, and his family
WHO and two chlldrcn-were Frustrated
with diphtheris Ga Tuesday last Mr.
humphrey got up and dressed himself all
ready for the coffin, al he said, smoked his
pipe. settled his affair. made arrangements
for his funeral, went t. the barn to see il
all was right there, set the hour for his
death. took hi, Bible and laid down to die,
and before night he went over to the ma
iOrity.
A remarkable case Of conscience was
seen at BrattlebOro tho other day when
Charles Murphy by name, called lat T.
j. b. Cudworth's office, to pay note which
he gave MIR. Cudworth's father seventeen
years ago. Though the note was lost and
outlswod, and the matter entirely forgotten,
he insisted on paying it with interest to
date, amounting TO about $50. lie also
paid similar claim of $2oO to another
man.
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An old physician, retired from practice, having
had placed in his hands by an East India Mission
airy, the formula o: simple vegetable remedy. for
the speedy and permanent cure for Consumption,
bronchitis, catarrh, asthma and all throat ndlung
affections, also positive and radical cure for ner-
vous debility and all nervous complaints, after hay
ins tested its wonderful curative powers in thous-
ands Of cases has fcIt II his duty to make it known
and desire to relieve human suffering will send,
free OF charge to all who desire it, this receipe with
tull directions for preparing and using, in German,
French or English. Sent by mail by addressing
with stamp. naming this paper, W. W. sherar, l49
P0Eers BLOCK. Rlcnester. New York.-MrlS a kM IN
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A Nut fort Greenbaekers.

The circulation Of the national banks i!
about $685., 900 900. These notes, as a non.
| interest bearing debt. are worth no more tC
the government than the rate at which il
can borrow on its funded debt--namely,
four per cent. Four per cent on 1922 0O0,.
900 is Sl2 $4,000 The average receipts oil
the federal government in taxes from the
national banks on circulation, capital and
deposits the past seven years were, 81 900
900 year. Deducting this annual tax
(S7,OO0,00O) from the annual interest
which such bank circulation is wor tn
(Sl2, $50. O00) there remains IS, $50 900 as
the net sum which the government would
save without taking into consideration
the cost OF reissue, etc. If the govern
ment retires the bank circulation, and at
the same time proposes to keep it at par
with coin by prompt redemption, it must
provide coin reserve to float the S323, :
600. 900 of paper. The smallest coin reserve
which prudent bankers deem admissible for
the purpose Of protecting an unsecured
circulation il one third OF tho amount of
circulation. In this case the sum required
for the 1922 .0G0, 900 will be SlO7 900 900.
This amount, of course, would be dead
capital which the Government must hold
without receiving any profit therefrom.
At four per cent the interest which the
Government will lose by by retaining such
a reserve will be S4,2S0,000, which, de-
Quoted from the s., sS0,OO remaining,
will leave but 81 900 900 as the saving
which the Federal Government will realize
by the change, On the assumption that it
can be affected without injury To the bust
ness OF the country.
10 the above consideration of the sub
ject, no allowanc, is made Tor tho local
taxes derived from national banks. The
amount OF such taxes IL about the same
as the Federal Government derives from
tho banks-S7, 900. 900. Ii the national
banks should go out of business, the
ctpital invested therein wuuli lind in
stm,nt in bonds ami ether property
y hich would largely escape local taxation.
TIE most that eouli be expected from such
,pital. if otherwise invested, would not be
over $4,000, 900, leaving an ANIMAL balance
OF S5,000.0 derived from the national
banks BY cities and towns Dciucting the
s 600, 900 from this surplus Of So 600 900
OF local taxes imposed upon the banks there
remains S3,i00.OO0. which represents the
profit to the people OF the national bank
system over tho proposed substitution OF
treasury notes for the circulation of the
former Journal.
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Travellers' Guids.


From the North, II 40 3 NJ. and 2.l5, Obs and 7sS
pm. - =, -, -
From the Fast, by Central VI H., lln B. IN
and 2l5 aud 6l5 .. m
From the south, AS q M and l2l5, and Blu
D. -, =, -
l0.5O and ;. Is p. IN.
TRAINS LEAVE BURLINGTON.
Going North and West, % and IS q. m, and 90
and $40 p.
Going East, by Central VT. X. R., e.55 AM, and
$40 and $50 p. m.
6oins South II 90 a. IN. and $50 and SIS pm.
Going East, by Burlington Lsmoille X. r., 7.45
m, and $40 pm.
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IMPORTANCE OF UORRkCT PRoNuNclATIoN.
AT wedding in South Carolina, last
month, an incident occurred APPLY illustrat-
ing social life in the United States. Tho
bridegroom, who belonged to the first
Southern families" took exception to the
phrsseology of the officiating clergyman and
remarked. "Nou shouldn't say those uns
whom the Lord hath jined together, but
them uns" The preacher. who prided
himself upon the heightened" quality of
his language. quietly dropped his hand
into the pocket Of his surplice and inter
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-04-11
FRIDAY MORNIN q, APRI L
Kansas Pacific Railway.
COLORADO.
HEALTHY, ATTRACTIVE.

C,lorad, ia III, orea, S,n;ta,ium
and pleasure Resort of Amor;,, |. is
elevated ab,vc the ;,rl,orcss If m;asma
rb. a,mosnbcro il n,rs ton;o and ,vh;,or
ating IT, mineral snrinos a.. nnm.rons
and nos.ces vorious ,smod;c.I o,ar;,;o. J,s
wealth m gold and s;Iyor 10 orro,oro
Thu crordon- ovto,, 80 --;o,u ~ -,
.,o.;s a,,.aa,;,.a M
rIoaaarasaataH ",tnOu' p"i aiI'.. no
;ouuont. ,ho -, " - ''
na,nr.. Tho or,;., C,r Iotr ;.ar;-a,to. t.,.,
wo,a.r,,I
anu WV :"
' 49, 80 H''n'ia, "a'ei 'nu II"
M 1"o",u ~ " To
- 'o'oiaHo Is p''"i'''
"'"'''D u "''ng tnu curing pun
MUMMY diseases a. thousands OIL il'ing VIII
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The CHaMrLaIS Mutual The meeting
of policy holders in the Champlain Mutual
Fire Insurance Company called for next
Thursday, in this city, is to obtain informa-
ton and if necessary take some concerted
action in view of the heavy assessments
called for in closing up the affiirs Of the
company. The altogether unexpected sz,
OF the last assessment occasions no little
feeling The Mddlebury Register say-
"A good deal Of growing is henrd among
the victims on account of the big assess
ment in the deiunct Champlain Insurance
Company. Some are inclined to think it a
sSindle. There will. no doubt, be fight
over some of them" The Argus says: at
is just 20 at Montpelier, and elsewhere, and
il the company realize on some Of those
assessments it will he at the end Of a smart
lawsuit, coed lawyers saying there il a
legal defence to them" The ST. Adams Mes
Seng'r says: Tho policy holders in St
Adams arc very indignant and some have
talked OF combining to resist the collection
of the levies."