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GALVESTON.


Reported Dailyl
GALVESTON, April, 10, 1880,
Frank V. Adams was again before the
United States District court to-day. His
counsel made a motion fort new trial. which
was set for hearing Monday. Another
indictment has been found against him,
which contains some thirty counts, upon
which Adams will be arraigned Monday up
on the opening of the court. 1t is surprising
The amount of sympathy that has been
awakened in his behalf This sentimentality
has disguised many people, and aroused a
feeling against him which would not
have existed if he had been
treated as an ordinary criminal. Mr. Bar
ron saws he has two thousand dollars to
spend to prosecute Adams, and will not let
UP until he is convicted and sent to the Peni-
Tertiary. Others whom he is charged with
having swind.ed are determined upon the
same line of action, and unless he is convicted
in the United States District court, he will
be prosecuted vigorously in the Criminal
Distri It court at its May Term. Our quar-
antne matters are again looming up, and
are exciting discussion. Judging from the
tone of the Houston Telegram, they seem TO
be apprehensive that the change in our
Board of Health predicts very
flexible quarantine, and the vigorous restric-
tions that have hitherto governed the actions
of our Health board in the past will not be
the rule but the exception.--Ihis CITY at
The present time is in avery filthy condition,
and the City Council have as yet made no
effort toward cleaning it up and putting TIN
good sanitary condition. Yet, If the policy
that has hitherto prevailed with our Board of
Health, is observed, and rigid quarantine is
maintained against all ports lying south oil
che 25th degree of latitude, whether infected or
not They might as well proclaim non-inter-
course for six months Of every year, close the
port and cease business until all fear OF con-
tagion or epidemic has passed, and cease to
make any pretentions of becoming large
commercial city. The action of the health
authorities in the past two years has yirtu-
ally driven the trade of Mexico away rom
Galveston and caused it all to center in New
Orleans, where more liberal policy was
pursued. This trade had grown to consl ier-
able promotions in 1S75-76 and would now
n il had not been for the illiberal policy OF
the Board OF Health, be a valuable adjunct
in promoting and charging the commercial
transactions of Galveston, as well as AIDING
to her prosperity.-The foot-race OF one
hundred and fifty yards bet cen Ike Homer
the heet-footed fireman, and William Silvern-
sen, the unknown, for Sl2j side, was run
at the baseball park this afternoon no
mer winning by scratch. inc
race is regarded as dead give
away, and much dissatisfaction
is expressed. Silvernsen's friends have chal,
lenged Homer for another race for s2OV
a SIDE tonight, but no forfeit has been put up.
~ L N..f mic Nf f1saf
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MENIA.
Correspon lpce of tho Herald.

Correspon lrce of tho Herald
MExrA, April 70, 1850.
In last Sundays issue of the HERALD no
tice was given that the State Educational ms.
ISOLATION will be held ut this place during the
second week of July next. ! am authorized
by the President of the association to state
that he has taken the responsibility to change
the time of its meeting so MS to convene July
lst His reason for making this change is
in consideration of the fact that the National
Educational association will be held at
Chautauqua, New York. commencing July
18th and closing the 10TH BY making this
change it will enable the association here to
elect State delegates to this National associa-
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FORT WORTH.

Reported Daily.l
FORT woRTu, April u. lSS0
A great many wagons left town this morn
inc loaded with freight for the West---
Major g X. Fairfax returned from Dallas
,bis morniDg.-Paddock and Cause are both
On the track for the legislature. They will
make lively race. Both are good strong
men.-Colonel Cause returned the o'ner
day from business trip of several days III
10 Montague county.--All the churches
were well attended yesterday. -Pubilc de-
hate At Oak Grove next Friday night
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MATTERS BY MAIL.
Jews FROM OUR NEAR NEIGHBOURS.

The case VI Frank w. Adams, the Gal
,eston FOTger Severe Criticism OF
- Judge morrill,, for the Light Sem
teuce Imposed Ia the ease
miscellaneous,
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Continued ON Second Page,
nABKurs ISL rELEGxAPm.
FOREIGN

FOREIGN.
LIVERPOOL April H. 800 Noon - Cotton very
weak; middlin. ullands, 3-lGi Orleans, IA
rpcelpts 900; American -----, sales, G,0h;
sppcnlatiun and export, ,O0l uplauds low
middIing classtcations for April delivery
!; April aud May, 7@6 3-l3; May and
June, 7@G l5-l6; June aud July 7 1920;
july and August, l-lGG7 August aud
september, 7 i-lG@7; september and October,
Il / -l6@6bJ October and November, ga;
November and December 6a@l5-32; futures
heavy,
lands low mfddlng elassifcatOns for ril
delivery, 6 1913 May and June, 1885, June
and July, lj-lGG3l-32j July and August,
3i-3sWi; August and september, 7-32
5l5pm sales Of Americana 5000 futures
lnu,d stpnlv
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GALVESTON.

GALVESTON, April l2.-ReCeipts net, -;
rr0ss, =; exports to Great Britain, -
France. -; channel, -; continent, -
coastwise. =; stock, 3hiSI; sales, l7j bales
market opened weak and irregular but close
heavy. ,
Good ordinary .,,.....'. ...'''''.'..''''.' We
Low middling NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ''''''.'. ~ y
Middlng .,...,...''''''''''' ''''''''''''' IA
Good middling ...... ...,....,..-,'''.....'..'l IL
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Flour dull weak and luWeri superhhci l.aw 2
double extra, 1jaj; treble extra, 5Am ~
higher grades, 5h@Gh Pork dull at II 90
Lard steady; by the tiercc, 79f; keg. at "a.
Dfv-salt meats scarce but firm; shoulders
loose. ( 3OGGj;packed, II; clear ribs, 81 clear
sides 81 Bacon scarce but rm;shoulders, 1Aa
"a: clcarribs, ~. clear sides, *. Hams scarce
but firm; quoted. choice sugar-cured can
vassed gIMlGE. Whisky steady, at O1olO
coffee quet;cargoes ordinary 10 prime, l34@l6;
sugar lemanl fair;market frm;cummon to good
common, G1ia7i4 fair 20 fully fair, ,Ia@hi
prlme to choice, 7{@sA; yellow clarified,
SEG7s. Molasses scarce but ilrm; common
g0qSi: fair, 5000; Centrifugal, 3O9Sl; prime
to choice. lOaji. Rice ilrmi ordinary to
choice, Ga6Ih. ...-
sights al So - per thousand premiums ster-
limo hank 1862; COns0ls jlt.
ST. LOUIS.
ST Ioris, April l9.--IIogs steady; Workers
and Baltlmnres, 1 30a3j; packing, lt@30;
Rnstons' S5dii; butchers to select, 4 1906;
receipts 400, shipments, 3,JOl
cattle lower but in large demands good to
nriIne heavy shipping, li@j o.; fair do, 100
Is. butchers steers. 1jG4 l0i feeders, . T5d
0o. cows and heifers, zoos 80; receipts,
Sheen I scarce and wanted; fair to fancy, TO
to %.
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NEW YORK .

NEW YoRK, April ~. stocks -; money,
&; exchange long, 4SiA do short, lS7]s; state
bonds dull; Governments quiet
Inttnn mint. stlps, 4, 3lS bales.
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KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY, April l2.-Wheat = No. 2 spot
u, la amt 1 t0i,
: I "Vi ITO HTTT TVHo1 U ~
NEW ORLEANS.
= NTUVhl ~ iVTF UNIV7
Futures firm; sales, 20, 100 bales

Receipts net, 5,6l6; gross, G,OS6; exports to
Great Britain, ,l-0;cOntinent, 1850; coastwise,
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RICORD'S VITAL RESTORATIVE

EULLY 20 PER CENT. OF the human race are
L victims TO partial or complete I'm potency.
This startling assertion Will be FULLY corrobo.
rated by every Intelligent physician. The
principal causes producing this disease are In
discretl0nss or excuses. Some of the common
symptoms nre loss OF vlgor, spermatorrh9a,
pain In the back. disposition 10 avoid society,
langu0r, gloomy forobodings, mental distress.
nervous debility and leucorrbra On females),
facilitating dreams, &c. Let no false modesty
prevent the parent from warning the child
this great evil. HeCret habits are TIE result o
ignorance. The medical profession has been
almost criminally negligent or retioent about
there thlnps, as the demand for Increased ac-
commodations at the insane asylums amply
attest.
There is well-kuown principle In animal
physiology that no vital action can take place,
except through the agency of the nervous sys-
tenn. II the nerve power In any organ Is weak
med, then that organ is-weak There Is O rem
edy In the reach of all, one that has stood the
test for over half q century. DR.. hicord's
Vital Restorative has been scrutinized and in
dorsed by the Academy OF Medicine In Paris,
no phosphorous, cantharides or other poison;
Is purely Vegetable, producing no reaction,
anu is permanent In effect; is sugar-ooated
pill and can be had of Levasser n Co. 10 bis
Brown sigesmdnd, sole agent for the U. 3D.
Singer Building. st. Louis, Mo-; box Of 100
pilH, o., box OF 400, slO, sent by mail upon re-
CERTIFICATE.
PARIS, July Ia, lS73-l9 Rue de Ia ak.
Mr.. Il. L., fifty yesrs old, had been wild
twenty-five years, nervous temperament;
suffered for thirty years with spermatorrh
and for ten years with nervous debility
en- ire impotency. For eighteen years he tr
every known remedy without any benefit. He
came to me and 1 advised him to try RI
cords Vital Restorative. After four months
he was discouraged, bnt | insisted upon his
continuing its use, and In nine mon tbs he was
restored TO full health and vigor-got married.
and has two fine children.
out Of 3i9 patients tr ated 65 were cured
within 80 days, ll5 In ak weeks, 100 between
two and three months, between five and six
months, In line months
DIR. NJ PERTGoRD,
Med ne de Ia Hospital Charity.
Sold by whole sale and Retail Drug-
gists generally mar
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~ COLLINS 80
v0LTAIc PLASTER

REFERENCES.
DR.. E. NJ. Rfker. Montgomery. o.
Mrs. Frances Hartman, Orland, Nc
Haskell Lewis, ESQ.,, Milford, Del.
Mrs. Richard German, Lynchburg, w.
J. b. sammis, Esq, winona, MINI.
Mrs. J. A. Tuzzle, Memphis, Tenn
II. B. Gooch, ESQ.,, Oswego, Kan
DR.. Willard Collins, Bucksport, Me.
o. W. Bostwick. Esq. Mt. Sterling o.
Mrs. Eliza Young. Cambridge, Mass
Francis Baker, Esq, Cincinnati, o.
Mrs. J. NJ. Robinson, z. Orrington. Nc.
v. Shiyerick, ESQ, Independent Office ny.
Mira. Eliza J. Dutheld. Hume Ill.
Geo. Gray, Esq. Monticello. MINI.
Mrs. Chas. Rounds, Woodruff, ILL.,
W. II. II. Mckinney, Morrow, %
Mrs Z. L. Stevens, Fort Wayne. lid.
WIN. s. Simms, jacksonville. Ky.
Mrs Z. Bredell, st. Louis, Mo.
Mortimer Lyon. ESQ.,. San Francisco. Cal.
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Ghe free press.

BURLINGTON, FRIDAY, MAY IS 1850.
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BAPTIST CONVENTION. eleventh an
nual meeting of the Vermont Baptist Sun.
day-school convention will be held in
Montpelier, Wednesday and Thursday, June
2 and 3. with preliminary service Tues
day evening The following is the pro
gramme:
Wednesday morning, at O'Clock, prayer and
conference; report of secretary on present condi-
ton OF Vermont Baptist Sunday-schooi work, FOL
lowed 10y comments review OF the work In pas'
years by the former secretary, Rev. j. X. Rich
ardson, followed by "reminiscences; ten minutes
Of song; practical questions answered by the con
ducor; appointment of committees; and sermon
By Rev. John Peddie, d. D., of the First Baptis
church, New York. wednesday afternoon, a
O'Clock, prayer and praise business session
election of officers, etc. singing Attractions ant
Distractions In the Sunday school, by the con
ductor prayer and song free discussion, In Wha
Manner Shall We Teach Special Denominations
Belief in the SUNDAY SCHOOL, the afternoon session
closing with chiliren's meeting, conducted by
Professor Sherwin-generale exercises psalm XIII
in concert, responsive recitation Of the Beattude:
Matthew 3-l2D, Scripture reading and briel
talks. Wednesday evening, at half-past sever
O'Clock, service of song. and answering of ques'
lions concerning music in the sunday school; All
dress by Rev. John Peddle, ID. ID. song; and Bible
Photographs of the Sunday school Teacher and
his Work, by the conductor. Thursday morning,
at nine O'Clock, prayer, and study of the sunday
school lesson for next Sabbath; What Shall We
DO for the Cause OF Temperance in our Sunday
schools? and other topics assigned by the conseu-
ton; Unity of the Church, the Sunday-School and
the Home by the conductor; The Relation OF the
Sunday school to Public Worship, singing: and
questions and answers; Thursday afternoon, al
two O'clock promise meeting, followed by an illus
trative Sunday-school session = superintendent,
Professor Sherwin, lesson. the CrucinNion (Mat-
thew XVII: $3.50, golden text, l.. Peter II -
alter which Decor the closing exercises OF the con
yentlOn.
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COLLINS VoLrAlc PlASrERS
Cure when all other remedies fail. Copies of letters
detailing astonishing when all other
dies had been tried without success, will he mailed
free, that correspondence may be had If desired.
For the of Lame Back and weaknesses peculiar
females CoLLISs' VoLrAIo PLAsrRRs ure superior to
all other external remedies.
aalRr
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HENRY r. LYONS ESTATE.

WE, the subscribers. having been appointed by
the honorable the Probate Court for the District OF
Chttenden, Commissioners to receive, examine anu
adjust the claims and demands of all persons against
the estate Of Henry f. Lyon, late OF Milton,
IN said district deceased, AMI also all claims and de
manls exhibited IN Offset thereto anil SIX months
from the ,l.ly of the dale hereof being allowed by
said Court Tor the purpose, We do therefore hereby
give notice that Will attend TO the business OF
our appointment. at the Office of {. W. Writer'S,
IN said district. the 18th day of June and SSth
day Of October, next, at 10 o'clock a. ~, on
each of said DAYS.
Dated this 2gih day of April, lisa.
FRANKLIN TOWN.
II. L. WOOD. Commissioners.
o. q. PHELPS,
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AlRrIcu.-U. l.. Sowles has been ap-
pointed an Enumerator of Census for tins
town.
The principal topic of conversation is the
proposed extension of the Portland and og5-
densburg railroad, which will pass through
this town. We are all anxious to know just
where it will be located and hope it wont
cross our farm"
A heavy hail storm with not much wind,
passed over a portion of this town, Thurs
day afternoon The hailstones were about as
large as cherries and fell so thick as TO com,
pletely cover the ground in some places. Had
the storm been accompanied with heavy
wind it would have done great damage to
fruit trees, which are just in blossom, and to
windows As it was it trimmed the leaves
from the trees and broke some glass. 5.
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4 COMPLICATED CASE.

Gentemen,-My case Is briefly as follows: have aad
Catarrh for ten years each year with incTeaSn; Sc
one nostr l had droppngs in the throat, very bad
cough. asthma bad TO be obliged to take remedy
for It at night before being able To lie down and sleep
and constant dull pain in my head. My head was
at times full of catarrhal matter to injurc my
sense Of hearing and compel to get several times
In the night to clear it and my throat before could
sleep. Every OF these distressing SYM toms has dis
appeared under the OF quite three bottles OF
SASFoEDs RADICAL CURE. My hearing iul restored.
have asthmatic symptoms cough, no Groppings
in the throat headache, and in every way better
thanI have been for years. could feel The effects o.
the CuEE my appetite. my kidneys. aad IN fact,
every part of my system What has been done in my
case IS wholly the effect Of tie RApIcNL CCEv.
Very respectfully, {. II. LAWRENCE
ncr 4
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PEPEH CRANES EsTATE.

VIZ the subscribers, having been appointed BY
the Honorable. the Probate Court for the Dis
trict of Chitenden. Commissioners TO receive, eX-
anime and adjust the claims and demands of all
persons against the estate of Peter Crane, late OF
Richmond, In said district. deceased, and Also all
claims and demands. exhibited in Offset thereto
and six months from the day Of the date hereof,
being allowed by said court for that purpose, We do
therefore hereby give notice that we will attend to
the business OF our appointment. Al the dwelling
house uf W. X. Christian in Richmond IN said DIS
trict. the first saturdays OF August and Novem-
Der next. at 10 O'Clock L. ~ on each of SAID days
Dated this 9th day OF May, lssJ.
$. +. CUTLER. ! Commissioners
WILLIAM +. BARNEY ~
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ducing the mortality from 70 to about per
cent. 1t has been estimated by a competent
authority that the loss in England from this
disease was not less than oct, 900 head OF
cattle in the six years ending with 1850, and
the loss in Australia few years ago was ~
to 10 per cent of the whole.
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JOI:L MIN'S ESTATE.

WE the subscribers, having been appointed by the
Honorable the Probate Court for the District of Chit
tenden, Commissioners 10 receive. examine and ad-
lust the claims and demands Of all persons against
the estate OF Joel Mix, late Of Huntington,
in said district deceased, and also all claims and
demands exhibited in Offset thereto and ST. months
from the day OF the date hereof, being allowed by
said Court for that purpose do therefore hereby
give notice that Will attend to the business OF
appointment, at the la;e residence OF the late
Joel Mix. in Huntington. in SAID district, on the
fourth Saturdays Of June and November next, at 10
o'clock 4 H. on each OF said DAYS.
Dated this nth day of May, lSS0.
q. II. ELLIS, ! Commissioners
WARIIAM BREWSrERi N"'-
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j me-.

UxIrED STATES customs officers have seiz-
ed at Rouses Point, ten carloads of material
for manufacturing packing-boxes, shipped
from Quebec to New York 1t is charged
that the property was undervalued.
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LEADING clersymen OF New York have
issued card requesting brethren OF all de-
nominations 10 unite, May 30, in praying that
the national conventions next month will be
divinelv guided to select fit candidates.
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Women Never think 2

Ii the grabbed Old bachelor who uttered this
sentiment could but witness The intense thought
deep study and thorough investigation Of women in
discriminating the hest medicines To Keep heir fam
lilies well and would note their sagicity ami wisdom
In selesting Hop Buffers As the hest aud demon
strating II by keeping their families in perpetual
health at a mere nominal expense, h. would be
forced To acknowledge that such sentiments are
baseless and false. Nav lt-deOdNw2w
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Drugs ann Mfnirinrs.
CATAR r
Is IT Durable?

V1HOSE who have suffered from the various and
plicated forms of disease assumed by Catarrh, and
have tried many physicians and remedies without relief
cure, await the to this question with consider
able anxiety And well they may Tor disease that
be mentioned Is universally prevalent and so
destructive 10 health as Gatarrh. bronchitis. Asthma
Coughs, nd serious and frequently fat affections OF
the lungs follow. in many instances. Of simple
but neglected Catarrh. Other sympathetic Affections
Deafness impaired eyesight and loss @;
of SMELL be referred to minor but nevertheless
serious results of neglected Catarrh, bad enough
themselves but as nothing compared with the danger
Gus affections OF the throat and lungs likely follow
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Dom, Want That Stuff,

Is what a lady of Boston said TO her husband when
he brought home some medicine 10 cure her OF slch
headache and neuralgia which had made her lniset-
able for fourteen wears. Al the first attack there
after, il was administered TO her with such good
results, that she continued its use until cured anu
made enthusiastic IN its praise, that sne lnunce
TWENTY-FIVE of the best families in her circle I"
adopt it as their regular family medicine. Tina
.sstufi is Hop Btiers. May Ia, deodSw2w
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Afgal Motifs.
ARNOLD ID. SEnElsNAA'S E>rATE.

ARNOLD ID. SElENMAN's EShAAE'
STATE OF VERMONT } The Honorable the
DISTRICT OF ChITrESpES IS n,sr,Ict of Chitienden.
To all persons Interested IN the estate OF Arnold
d. Sherman, late al Huntington IN salu district
deceased. GREEIiSo-
WHEREAS said Court has assigned the 10Th day OF
June Issu next for the settlement of the admin
istrution account Of the administrator, and for
decree Of the residue of said estate To the heirs
of said deceased and ordered that public
notice thereof he gwen 10 all persons Interested IN
said estate 10y publishing this order three weeks
successiyrly prey lOus 10 the day assigned, IN the
Burlington Free Press printed in Burlington IN said
District.
Therefore, YOU are hereby notified Ia appear st
the Probate Court Rooms III Burlington. On the day
assigned then and there 10 contest the allowance OF
said account II YOU cause, and TO esaDish your
right as heirs and lawful claimants of said residue
Given under my hand, this 18th day OF May, A. u.
1850 X. 5. TAFT Register.
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Ir is announced that at the General Con-
ference, in spite of the protests and remon-
stranrcs from the Troy Conference, Burning
ten district, excepting Poultney, has heen
taken from the Troy and a lded to the Yer
mont Conference.
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IT CAN Be CURED.

1T can be cured. There Is doubt about it. The in
l. mediate relief afforded by SsSFoED's RADICAL
CUEK FOR CATAEEu Is but a slight evidence OF what
may follow persistent use OF this remedy. The hard.
incrusted matter that has lodged in the nasal passages
Is removed with few applications; the liberation and
Inflammation slbdued and healed: the entire nen,hra-
Innings OF the head are ceansed and purified Con
stutionaly its action Is tina. powerful purifying
agent. destroying In its course through the system
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NEARLY two hundred residents OF North
ern Vermont started from st. Johnshury,
Nav 18th. for homes on Nebraska and Kan
sas farming lands Since January LIST over
one thousand persons have left that part OF
the Stale for the Yves. via the Portland and
O.riensburE, Central Vermont and Grand
Trunk railroad lines
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TnErr is TO be grand hose tournament
at Morrisvllc on the last day of June and
first day Of July. Six hundred dollars are
offered 10 hose componies, and the Barnes of
this city, the Plattsburgh, Malone, Swanton,
St. JohnsLury and ST. Adams companies Will
compete There is also to be the added at
traction of hols. trctting, $500 being offered
in premiums.
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nrr,rIrrr AnrEsrrD.-W. c. Brown,
thu Rutland descending teller, was arrested
in Denver Colorado, Friday. The necessary
papers were At once made out by States At
tornev Lawrence, who. in company with
Sheriff Peabody Of Rutland, left for the
West Immediately.