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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-10-19

taken out and huaIgned before some oiirer hp.
parently, under tho Government--The only cues.
lion asked, was his name. lie was taken lack TO
the Guard House, and ihcnce, 10 81 Johns. On
his way hither, he got some cioihes, senthim by
his friends this side Of tho iines-ulso htls mon
ey, with which he tired 10 buy something to eat:
but hia inhuman Keepers did not furnish him any
thing 10 eat, even when he Offered 90 pay To- IL,
nor did I've get anything tina, day and ihc duy rlcr.
except part ola follow-ptisoner's allow nee ou
The first night after being lodged Ia prison. ~ ST
johns ho was lodged IN stall, be iulagaod
where he passed n sleepless nighi-snf, ring
severely from the bruises aud wounds he had
received. In tho morning, weak almost to 'elp.
lessnesS, from loss of blood aud want ~ bod, he
was dragged out, and hurried with much rough
ness TO the railroad cars-lhonco taken &C. Ln'rai
rie and from there by Steamboat - Montreal
where he was lodged in prison. lie remained here
a fortnight save one day, living upon S'e"d and
water. Saturday previous u his rslouse b. wa.
vise ed and questioned in relation 20 h's Faror ngc
sc. lie was born in Petersburg, a leW miles cas-
Of Troy, N. "
| Mr. Grogan states that one the FcrIons wht
had him IN charge from The bay 90 Montreal. ws'
connected with the gang that arrested him, nn'
that ne dressed III the g,rb, (ar wHe Oshou
Of his keepers) worn by the BRUSH solcicrr-
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a q a IN 81 .

KETE, tho undersigned, Relatives sad Fiiends az
Wv Prof WILLARD y. CUStjMA present
AZ n family Visit, az the Dvallng House " VII
Iiryn Cusr1an in Garnet October Ia, 1871, hereby
tender 10 him oui best respects Cor the kind and
friendly reco pton given by him after rhserce
oi more than six years. And we request him %
accept this as a token 81 our love and Affection
wishing that prosperity and happiness may attend
him through lie, and II under the providence OF
God We meet no more on earth mry we an strive
live that al las, we NAV OF be permitted To-
meet and eat bread together ~ the Kingdom 81 our
heavenly Father, where friends part 30 more.
Sarah Cushman, CLARK Cushman,
Sally Stevens, Solomon stevens,
Caudice stevens, Henry Steveus,
X. ID Fairbanks, Thee. Cuannan,
phebe W Stevens, Phineaa stevens,
Sarah G. SIeNsns solomon Stevens %,
Jane Stevens, Nerxos SIcvenf,
Louisa y Stevens, Richard +. Stevens,
Mary =. stevens. iona g Lawrence,
LOUISA Cushfnar. HiiaH Harvey,
Spph!a = Grmick, h X. Hemirk,
Cai.lnfino g. Eotnlck, WIN. "a Cushman,
sophia skinner, J. y. ~ lnurr,
Sophia Bins ham, frauris bingham
Eirs bingham, 4. Y. Fairbanks,
Aisry T. Enstlnan. Nueh Eastman,
Harriet ide Eyer, George fsrhs,
/ 70 T. Nimhati, Lucfua h imihl.
& lydia Cushman. Nm- tushmHn,
I Rata = Robinson, Charles q Cashmnn,
Trvphnsa 81 tresfer, George iawrcure,
/ A mira Lawrence, Charles kemfck,
Nar, Ann lHwrrnca, hanarl H:il
/ Rseeksh l-.uFrt---
Ssrsh Ana traudch,
| Asairu a. 20,
/ Ara Harvey,
| Avrta ~ iltur. &4Dwl
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-10-19
Ttv * extensive Assortment o.
EAEE AND WINTER GOODS.
Shedd and Jewett

EJAANNaAa eAAAA - = w Y ~
TIAvE jest received, and are now oPenins,
y a heavy s.nck ot och sud siegant GOODS,
eompri-inE variety % articles 81 suFsr'or style
ssd JRsht, nos asBal.y Srpt Ia c9uutry stores.
ron LADIES CtOgKs, DRESSES, SC.
Lsstfe AllPaooa-s.h varP--doubls and single
wish;
d, a, cotton vrrp.
SIN wsfp iudiara Cirth,
slk was5 C4n,hletsen. bloc black Th,bet Cloih.
C-shm11ci, plair end 0guren AltPiaei
P'aiu and fgured He-s.ia &c Lame
E.Hn Giff. Ga 10
T'lsin md artatad Saaony cloths.
Iratn 1rd agurri 1is-iuos. PagEmeifai
l,aass .tr.r Csr1hief,
Ken rll.a and frr.si s.lhs.
rsrsch, Eralst ara lwsr.can Callcoesi
Re- s-us Stur~ yhstly, sik, ala Moosiin 80
lslru lt.ntt crrhl0is5
t'anaet a.3 Cap q !. h,,as, E5nart Silksi
Chaiy AGA Gnaslsu d. i.sins rhawls'
large heavy Plaid sha~ls, a.
CLOTHS, sc.
su.ersns, black blss blsck hruwu sud blue green
EnEEsh and Gcfsasn nraaaciu'hs,
Medium snd Sow pEiced bloc o'aek Bliss green No
tla4e3
saperane ard aleliusn b,a. Liack, lavender, brown
and OKtofA mtnsd 4 sssrnrercs,
DiaI.nnd ant piain Beaver Cloths, uoaTT Fsiot
Rish fs1red ssl,s, ye.,as. pain %, plain add
Gyaied SATIN do,
Mota,l und a0msn1u Norstoa 90
Grrf irasbs woal au5 MVIiuo Sa,rIs, elastic west
Bssi,n G.oves Backssta A., super lta'isa CIV
vRis, rOwnep 4 r..
DOMESTIC G0OD., &C.
Es.fsr. extra 6,.r,ilv Appleton sa' .hrr kiuas 81
sta8i ssoerluss, Dover D. add u aal M"rr usc
d.. Drslhrs- Gotten f'anEsi. Tlr- rs. striped
stirtinr. tltaran& So cotton NaFn, c..lHn BAT
uug. W,okiag, a. Mats aad hearth k'ss, hsnT
JaIPoI.es
SHOES, -.
Preach ana common AID walking sh'es trcncb
sUl coss kld Tee AL Sipsi 4. ioe aiieei rSias
e. a,G rht'btrns Nhnsss sailef Baotg, li1ia 1ua
Irurcd indiA glbbrr, lsnod Robbers.
FURs.
Ott-r Natria sud Nssktai Caps, MsH., bassi--
Russia Dog Collars, Par Triu'iut"Es ipf l.'diss
Cloak -
H4RD HgRE .fND CUTLERY. GRO kerry
AND Glass VAR. GEJCEEfES, Sc.
Youur hyasn ard sspctoug Teas, "a Damiug"r
Java ani Porto CkbsiIs Coffee, Rtlslas, ting
Curants. l. S1x.s, F,ibarts, Pecan Nais, " al
ru,s C1gtAnna Nuts, &c &c.
LEqTHEE.
soc and upper Lra.hrf fad Cali SKINS
81 JohDs0ssy Piain, Oci "a, i-at SSou
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y. JEW Era * 40.

Cad SspsHs' Vigsgs. BErzeO
HAVE now received their Goods. snd are oGsr
ing fsr sale Eirh ard splendid assortment
adopted d ihe sgsson, anonF whieh rh~y ~ 90
r-rfs fae GLOWING.
Sh1v.ls. b.rnci r iiks, iancv iisn.tk-r~hiaGs;
Tsg'tora meus dr l.aus and ChsUs 90,
- bitc, rcd and 6gurrd pocket, ed roe see Do.
Heavy handan1a, large SPtitieaslJ 20;
itafu. and lFnltatluu Do, aud Cotton do
Rlao b'srk Mer,aai green, blue, blsrk. blown ard
rrailet tlerlna; printed Sax1ry, Aispaca SIX
wofk Aiapara Lssfrr, NUlrusc PLAID.
Caieues. many and very desirable Styles
Suflrr ard yufatfioa Md Gloves, hEbt kid Do, ma-
huir, vhils t,ik ADD siik Lace do Esu,s. bach,
&.a ESQ Berln dos
PLAN and bird'r ry" Cauphtir, muslin, colion and
iurn Edenr, irestis,ru; "a halohans, spin tsftans;
slls velvet, counh So, habos, bisd's eye Diaper,
Reese. d. crash fai!e Covers;
PLATO aid 3rurcd boh.uci Lace, super blscs sta
ifk - stocks.
BEOABCLOTHS, black blue black, blue aud
brown, hlss black Cassiuaetcs, laverdoI, s1cei
,nixsd and London blsck. DO;
Bishop and linen lawn; S-hcsa, Psdd ~, Can
vRss. &r.
beaver Cloth Coz ever coats black vnrsiod Hose;
u Nrnres. good -eortsuent Of Buttons, sslk.
ta at tigead, pine, hooks ard ryos, spool eouon.
ured'es. silver ti4lEnhies, sNc. ~.
Black aEd olUa Aiapiue. red and MeFtno Shswls,
black Salin, double faced siih, gro de Sgiss. Ia
dia tussubng, b'ue blssk gro 30 =. as foF dress
-. bonnet ard Gag Eibbons, cotton varn, Sheet
iuHs. ipdiaH head, Pos isHaauih aud Dover
HARD WARE, ShuNeis, furke, Nails, Iron, &c.
MI GOODS and GROCERIES,
PAINTS. OIL. DC. &c.
Al WHO vaat Of Goods respectfully
inv tied O. call and examine qualities and prices al
be new Goods store. 2i7G
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-10-19

INTERESTING IrEm.--Now is good time to in
crease the circulation ofnews-papers, aud we can
not refrain from saying that shall he particular
Iy pleased, and we doubt not our subscribers gen
orally, too, If those who trouble the latter by Dor
rowing will do the thing that is honorable and
righl-send us their names We hear much com
plant of borrowers; and assure such that we
will do the best to accommodate them if
they will send us ST. So
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NOTING OF M y
AND
Ggurr Mill StOI. g -.

II F. WHITE, No II, MIX st Boston, con-
ID. Iinues to import direct from the manuiactur
ets. all kinds or Du,ch Boiling Cloths used in the
NeI England States. From long experience in
The manufacture ofthis article lie is enabled fur
nisb MIllsrs with perfect and durable Cloths
sban car ne obtained csew here and at lower prices,
Also. BURR MILL STONES, of all sizes. made
10 order July, 6, 1871. 2O7ews6mewoS6m
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-10-19

The End Of the Rorid Pwt Of I'LL further Notice
A prophet in Brazil OF the Miller class, who had
predicted that the end of the world would take
place on the Cd Of August last finding the event
did not ''come off," has announced In "card,
published in Pernambuco paper, that the grand
denouo..ient is postponed till further notice. The
preparations" were not completed, and 'hence
says the prophet, 'the rostponement Of the deluge
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-10-19

The Missouri Republican, the accredited organ
Of Tom Benton, comes out for the Old Kindorhoo,i
Fog sfor President. The iocos have abou, four
candidates started already for the mex, race, and
there will be hard squabbIing among thom. No
matter who they have. Winfield Scott will run
hen all down. He's the man FOL us.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-10-19

yEyH| su,rsrrisurn have ON hand q choice ssieef
assmrfn1ens of Ottvr. ~httil.S. F5I seal and
NUfria Cape. 80. '--atcs hw.is and bSas.
Also. a 'ot g prime Buffalo Robes.
Those who ish 20 purchase the above artacies
cheaper than they ever bought before will ind ~
for their ads antage call and examine them.
FULLER, IDE a co.
Fx.aor C.rner SENT % lSEI 2I7w6
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BRIGHTON Mpnday, Oct. "a.
From the Boston PltriOt.

4 UIII IIIV bVsIVIi IIIIIub-
At market, $500 Beef Cattle 1900 Stores 42oG
Sheep, and goo Swine.
PHIc Es-Beei Cailie-Forme' prices were nt'
sustained, and we reduce gu oia,Ious. We quui-
first quality at . % ; - ;-sscoud quality 80 q
90; third quality % %.
Barreling Catilo--rhe following pyicos wrFc "
(ered by some of The bcrreieTs va. mSss, 8 8, No
/, 3 50, No 2, so.
Stores-Two year old S. -; three yeas Ga,
$l3 81.
Shecp-Lots sold from ~, to %
Swine--Lots to pedde, for SOws and Tor
Barrows; at retail fiom to >.
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vUVHE subscyibers baviug been appointed by the
] Hoo Prostate Court for Tho District o. Esseb
Commissioners 20 rocaivn, FEam8ne, aud ADJUST
re claims aud demands u al persons against the
Estz;o 81 ANDREW WILSON, late Of Canaan,
~ sad District, represented iusolveht, and The
trr-a az si1 r,nnlhs from The eleventh day of sep
t-rnser, iS4i beng allowed BY SAID Coari 10 the
creditors OF sid decreased % eNhShit and prove
their respective "ihims before us--do give notice
that ne will attend The duties or oar app0int-
noni % the dwelling house Of ths widow AsseRtth
Wiiiscn, ia CORaEn, "a said dssirict the secan
Tuesday ~ February snd on The teuth Day Or
~ arch. 4 ID lss2, az mas O'Clock IN the forenoon
ou each % said dpys until sra IA The afternoon.
JESSE COOPER. l,-.--.
GILBERT TRIZZEL., '""''"'' ''""sf''
Canaan, October 2 iSsi 220wS
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Iu, n, TRIAL OF CoLr, for the murder Of Mr. Adj
fssn pos,n." week set down for to-day, bur has
ID By A.. eu TWO weeks. We have been desir-
fsivo Ian. Aano' the father of Mrs. Adams, whom
known as a member of Doct. Spring.
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sTAlE or vGSAON1',

oRlEAEa nfsrnIcT
AT Probate Court hoiden ai tho Probate Oftce
81 iFasbuFrh, ne IN day u Oct. 1871,
A iustrIucat purpoTing 20 be q copy cf the
= iasg " tN aud TCstrHnent. and the PROBATE
ihcreog 81 = ABRA MCINTYRE. late of Charles
ION, in ,hc CouHfy 81 Worcester aNd state Of Mas
saChurrtfs, was prosecuted 70 tho Court here that
tso rtght be hied sud Fecordod IN The records
81 ihfs Court
Therefore Ell persons concerned are hereby nuti
drd % appear before sud Court q session thereof
l0 BE- holden ~ trasSufgh afoFesuid 90 the 6tst
iAedresdsy 81 November noA1. shd coatest the
Sling sod recording 81 said in=trument " they see
cause Nod 10 ordered that TIE foregoing noltce
BE- gublshsd in the Caisdon.an prinsed a. ~ Johns
hurs three weeks excessively, previous 10 he
day 81 hearing aforesaid.
Giyen under nay hand a. iEasbargh, this day Of
October a % iS4i
22DN3 GEO. NYE, Jadgs.
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MAY for ale.

TIVE subscriber has on hand n bis barn in New
d port and for sale, FORTY TONS Of good
HAY, 10 be fed out on the place. Inquire OF the
snbser ber at ST Johnsbury, Of Josiah Wright At
Newport. GEO. w. WRIGHT.
October, s, IS4l. 2i9tf
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N, "o"ER OF BLoop- THE MYSTERY EXPLAIN.
A line Alfalfa (Miss.) Gazette says:
&a.h 'SPected, the story about the shower of
lpma aIu OlOod' in Wilson county Tennessee, has
l,n,, w. 10 Oe hoax. 1t appears that the gen
Slan 1po" whose premises the phenomenon was
ses,.' ''e occurred, had become, all at once, pos
%bonb 'ellg'ous turn Of mind, and Joined the
H., IT,, "neleupon his negroes conceived the idea
&n sS could play some serious trick upon
broep,,s SO'u set them free; and they accordingly
ks,na :, ""m time to time quantity of beefs liv-
fher !, posted Them in pond near The place
Pained .~ " PoFIhed; they then, after having OBJ
hne sns 'l'''ent quantity of blood, picked their
Blood l. commenced the sshower of flesh and
Fed vr J.! ,sHewlng The liver and blood over the
b.l and having completed, they set up a loud
fi,bo ,",, ,'ed Tor the house, running all the way
Feh tho ", Joy had been at their heels. So en-.
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Jusf Rec Cfvcd,
TuE LONDON AND XIV YlnK FAtL AND
wiNTER IA EEE9DMEs
Foa t~El-2
REM OVAL
THE suhscriber tales fhis uppofiunitY ia ia.arul
bis friends and 80 puhic FrnrFufF, fhsf hs has
removed be- ThiiuFs shcp 20 fe tatsaauwi stnfY ~
his DweihnE, lie housa Essf ~ uhr Msfhse1sE
meeting house. where he faaf b. inunds rwa0y 30
30 an WORK entrusted html che grs1 laaiiiaua
blr style, With Gfness and despatch.
Ho would also teud-r bee Hs0si rrHiefui srAuasEl.
edgcraeut- tn lhe inhahitsais ~ ~ gahnsiarY ant
vicinity fnr the vesy hhefni shar- ~ parnuaEs he
slowed upoa htm since De curuufaured huslnesa a.
the Ccume Niilugs, Aaa siiii ashs iul eonuuuasce
Of the sane.
Cenf'srasH, Coll -
Cutting done ioF others 10 make uPoa shosi 90
iice.
gFAlI garments made ~ hin warranted 10 g..
Cicntictnon's end Chiidrnns Ciufh Caps asndo
in the latest style 70 order. -.
~ Johnssury Cenus, Oct. Isu. 9R9f
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Tenn Worsea.

A LARGE pair u TEAM HORSES, pariestg
n souu3, And aud HANDY, Tor safe loo Pay
1nent can De- made in tesruinH 80 iuauhcT, or NHy
Hind e prUlutc. in Nhesiwreht soTk. " nut
rnd soon they win be los veTy cheap 90 10 eon,-
cog winter inqnirs o.
wa tSCKE
LyH3au, October ~ issi ssod
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-10-19

Joshua Lyon departed this ifs October 2, ~
Greenwich, Connecticut, in The Goth year Of ais
age He served as drafted soldier for siE years
in the Continental army. "Res, warrior, rcaL
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Leicester - he cp .

NOR sale, at Lsnnoxville, L Canada, foil
a blooIed Leicester Buck, imported from Eng
land with a small flock Of half breed Leicester
Ewes ALSO,
a iull blood I siecsior Buck Lamb, and y year
old halrblUod Leicester Buck.
The above q re worthy the attention ol Farmers
wishing 10 obtain 4 superior breed OF Sheep.
o,ETt,y6 Stansiead, l.. c.
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ACquEedaA Of Alexander
Iced.
Nc

The counsel on both sides in this case occupied,
with the charge of the judge, nearly two days,
in their speeches, when the fully commit
ted to the jury. The arguments able and ell.
oquent or both sides.
After absence Of 80 minutes, the Jury at I-2
past p. M urped into Court with verdict of
NOT GUILTY. Mcleod was Immediately dis
charged, and warmly congratulated by his intimate
friends, who hdvo been in attendance since The
commencement OF the trial There was no czcite>
ment or ileo!ing manifested when the verdict was
| rendered. II was in perfect accordance with pub
lie expectation l do not believe tho slightest at
tempt TO inaict ny personal injury upon Mcleod
will he made. II is person is saced--an Amer-
can Jury has pronounced him innocent, and none
will be tJNnd so depraved, am confident to in.
| jure n HAIR of his head.
From the Albany Evening Journal
McLEoD AceUITrEp.-lt is with gratitude and
pleasure that announce TO our readers the final
termination and result of this case which has been
such source OF cxcitement both in this country
and in England FOR length Of time. And aho'
it has threatened to interrupt the pacific relations
Of the Two countries, it has been disposed OF
| in so legal and fair manner that trust it will
restore and preserve tranquility in both countries
for long time to come.
| Mcleod has had far and impartial trial, while
an intelligent and patient Jury of our own county
men have pronounced him Not Guilty. With thi:
verdict all good citizens end true patriots will be
satifed.
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The loco Governor ID elected in Mary land by
sos majority. On Joint ballot the Legislature is
Whig
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From the Albany IN gus.

AcauIrrAL OF McLEoD.-The case of the poo-
pie VS.. Mcleod was committed to the injury at
quarter past o'clock, on Tuesday afternoon, and
we learn from an attentive correspondent at Uti-
en-, tho result was verdict of "not gu,hy'-the
jury being ont soma thirty minutes only.
This result is what we anticipated il would be
if the jury can5 to any agreement on the subject;
and what oil will conco6e it should have been, I'M
der the facts Of the they have before
the public.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-10-19

Far. 0sgcE assd Seaa Caps,
E,>CR satq sheap. Also good assortment of
n HATS. e. OVER SHOPS, Ladies' slips,
and walking Shoes. J. JEWEI'T ~ 90.
Barnet. October Sc, lSil. DO
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-10-19

FEVER AT New OELEANH.-rhe uiulbeT r. IN
eTmcnts for the week ending Oct. =, wa 90, si
which III we're by yellow fever. Tke nrE.1e' oi
patients admitted during the week az ,hs e7aIs,y
hospital ll6; discharged 90 dioi 81; parsuls
romaining SAP.
GEoRoIA.-Fify- one counties gi'o MsedoRNi,
(opp.) fer Governor, majority ofsf2, whieh will
be much increased by the remaining mites. As
Ear heard from, IS Wings and 20 oPPosisioi,
men were elected to the Sensls; &C Whig- Ssd GG
Opposition men 10 the House.
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III II, Cleveland, to supply the members each
e ), ,,o 5siy and one weekly newspaper, adopt
# r,, IIouse then proceeded to the election Of
IA j. 6r the year ensuing, Messrs. Dewey and Da
III oNowch being tellers; and F. F. Merrill,
~ a. was elected.
~ Merrill. 1856
q II saith Is
~ c. G. Eastman,
# Scattering,
NJ Tao lleo;e then proceeded to the election of AS
(. yen clerk, the same gentlemen boing tcllers,
& hen Ambrose l.. Brown, Esq. ofRutand was e.
|snd
Ambrose l.. Brown, l33
N r e Eastman. 81
& Scattering,
n resolution from the Senate for joint assem-
I'm at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning, to elect
#Eie officers, was concured in.
h The House then proceeded to the election ofen-
s En,,ng clerk, when Del Billings, Esq. of Wood.
,nss, was elected, Messrs. Sergeant and Henry Of
SChaer being telIers.
DEL Billings, 1871
n PC Jones, Of Chelsea, 80
N Samuel Swift,
81 Owen Miller,
"A NJ Webster rose and abiding in appropriate
Terms the recent high handed outrage in forci'
alng and removing Groghan from the State,
presented The following preamble and resolution;
~ Whereas violent Infringement has been made
s The right and sovereignty of this State, by FOR
# g power, exercising dominion in the roighbor'
||} yrovince Of Canada, by the seizure and uniaw-
y Ijmw,sNnment Of one Of i:5 citizens: with view
IN MsNMGNg immediate inquiry iato the cause Of
Il Ench lOrro and imprsonment.
X hfSo'Se2, By tie House Of Representatives, the
<$ena'e concuHins therein, that a committee o.
Eemoers oiihe House, and - members OF the
Fne, be appointed, whose duty j; shall be to in
More mic tho late violent procedure or tho British
|7E0'ril's in the Province Of Canada, IN fcrcibly
#lng within this State, and conveying beyond
&elOfsdlcilon Of the same, end of the United
*"Ts' Coi' James w. Grogan, an American cit-
him Of personal liberty, and incar.
fn'ns lin! in dungeon at Montreal; and that
dcommitt ee be authorized to send for any per.
H@ papers which may aid them in their Inves.
CATION, and that they make report of their doings
soon as possible.
+ ir Chandler Of Woodstock, moved, not, how
NJ, in opposition TO the resolution, but 10 give
Me- Tor consideration, that it be laid on the ia
NJ Agreed 10, 1913 TO 33. Adjourned.
Friday, Oct. l5
me principal business was the election of State
4 HceS, which resulted as follows, an election OF
OOilcer being effected on the first ballot:
n For G0vtrnor.
vvharles Paine, 146 elected.
Nathan Smile: 95
ilns Hutchinson, 8
Wm A. GrswoId, l
Asa AS G. Hewes,
Blanks,
For Lieut.. Governor.
p waltsllll R. Ranney, ISL elected.
Edward .lard D. Barber, 95
Alvah Sabn, G
Blank,
nn SSpauldng, l55 elected
PANEL Baldwin, OK
Harry Hale, q
b. EN- OF bLooD-THE MYSTERY EXPLAIN
D' n 'iaa (Miss.) Gazette says:
&ash '"Pected, the story about the shower of
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the particulars of the late accident 3altrBore
by which three young lads were k,ilei,-On sat
urday afternoon last, five lads between the sses Of
twelve and fifteen years, were play inc about sand
Sant short distance from tho city on ,he Bei-Air
road, when the bank gave wa aud 6uriod t.i-ao 90
them under i, from which they sFo ne, &C. ract-
cd until they were dead. IL aPPesrs tina tac tarau
went into the pit and endeayor-d :, throw 1swn
the bank by iaosening the earth ith sticks. re
two on top saw the earth giving way, sad vsrsgd
their companions Of their danger, bot before thsy
could retire. the earth fell on them Ass. lance
was Immediately procured and taa bodies -.S>G
out after lapse Oft about forty mual'es, but a. 90
erllons 10 restore life were uLava'Iios
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PENEsYINAEIA ELEcTIoS.-Tho annuIi election
in Pennsy lvania took place on Tuesday.
John M. Scott, Wing, is elected Msy,r of phi.-
dolphin, b. majority oi 975 Votes
Konsington gives Porter, (OPP'iuon) g.
Governor, majority Of 1884. A ye,r ago Ca
Congress, V. b. majority 7G5.
Northern Liberties, Porter's majority is az. 3
year ago, the v. b. ;oritY for Couetiss wa. 40
Southwark gives Porter q mejority Of 1850. A
year ago, " b. majority 1913.
WIEcoSsIv ELEcTIoa.-We learn by -sntic
man from Miwaukie, that Gen. Dodsi, loco, Is O.
lected delegate to Congress from WISE onsia ~ q
bout 500 majority.
The same gentlemen informed hat the Wing
have made handsome gains in 'ho Legislators --
| Cleaoeiaad Herald
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""O. Of Johnson, Mansfield, Sterling and
rlOe ,''' M, admitted, the votes not being
a ,,'5n ,ro return No votes were returned from
% m,Ior Hancock ard Ripton.1
i '%,oos--By Mr.. Garfield, for ajoint assem-
SSo"' ., II, o'clock to elect a Governor,
a V~ r,n.,oor and Treasurer; adopted. BY Mr.
w. oO ,.,o,inc the committee of elections 20 in
n'', ~, w.. No rich, oft town OF Victory to be
"' w., MS House, and also as to the light
ep''''" ;, nails to seat for said town; adopted.
a D :, yrG inviting the clergymen of Montpe'
v ~ ~ ofeao as Chaplains ofthe House, adopted
4 n, Cleveland, to supply the members each
II AM daily and one weekly newspaper, adopt
The House then proceeded to the election OF
|rt for the year ensuing, Messrs. Dewey and Do
|. ,Norwich being tellers; and F. F. Merrill
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CnM MIs slONER-s NoTicE-

GEO NYE, Jsdss.
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