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ENORMOUS EXPENDITURES.

The appropriations made at the first SEES
sion of the laie Congress. for the war, COM
meucing on the 1st of July 1916, aud termi-
mating on the Both of June 1917, amount TO
the cnorrOus sum of S5l, 464 ,043, 81 At
the session which has just now closed, il was
asccrtained that the sum, emo rmous as il was.
would he wholly inadequate, and over SIX
MILLIONS Of dollars were added to make
up the deficiency.
We cannot now state the precise amount
of the appropriations made at the last session
of the financial year. commencing on The LIST
OF of July lS47 and terminating on the 30th
June 1913; but we are credibly informed
that they exceed SIXTY MILLIONS
And it is estimated that if the war continues,
there will be deficiency for both years of at
least $50 100000 to be appropriated at the
first session OF the next Congress No doubt
the expenditures Of the two year ending on
the Both Of June ls48, unless peace he short
ly made will reach the frightful sum OF 81 49,
OO0.00Ol Tito this we add the ole debt Of a.
bout S20,00O,00O, which existed when Mr.
Polk came into power, making an aggregate
of ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY MIL
LIONS OF DOLLARS Deduct the a
mount Of revenue accruing from all sources
which for two years cannot exceed 0.000,-
600. we shall have. on the 9th of July 184S. a
NATIONAL DEBT Of ONE HUNDRED
MILLIONS
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CRUEL MASSACRE.

A letter in The Louisville Courier, dated
Elm camp at the CiIidal Fort. Monterey,
Mexico, Feb. II. 1917" has the following
passage
The last news we have from Saltllo,
gives a version of the attack recently made
6y detachment Of Arkansas Cavalry on
some Mexicans, which is dsgraceful 10 our
character: 1t states that, provoked by find
ing one OF the Cavalry murdered and hung
up 10 tree, some 60 or 20 OF them went 10
large rancho, where they found about 50un-
armed Mexicans upon whom they fired Kill
ling about 30. ard taking number of pris-
oners. Gen. Taylor released the prisoners
at once, denouncing the act as cold blood
ed murder, and at once ordered an inquiry
into all the facts, declaring his intention TO
punish the perpetrators severely. ifihe report
was confirmed. This report may be entirely
untrue OF greatly exaggerated, and for the
sake oil our counIry's fame and our country
mems honor, hope 30 God it may turn out
false IN all lis revolving features.
81 have already seen enough of wanton
cruelty upon quiet and helpless citizens in
this country to make me blush Tor my c0un-
try-enough 10 warrant all the murders yet
perpetrated on Americans passing along the
roads,
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GEN. TAYLOR AND THE PRESI-
DENCY

A gentleman whs was with the army last
summer, on The Rio Grande. had occasion
frequently TO call on Gen Taylor, and in mo-
ments Of leisure, The cause of the Mexican
war, &c. was topic Of conversation. Ills
known 10 all acquainted with Gen. TAYLOR.
that he converses freely upon any subject in
troduced-there seems 10 be no concealment
in his composition. During one of his visits,
gentleman of Mississippi was introduced
as the Hon. Mr.. NJ, OF that State. he being a
member of that State Senate. After a few
minutes Of general conversation. our friend
remarked, Il perceive by the late papers,
your friends are proposing you for the Pres
idency.' Yes" said Gen. Taylor, Il am
sorry 10 see it, have always thought, and
still think, ciuilian, and none other othcr,
TO hold that office. have no other ambition
than to pring this war 10 an honorable close.
and then 90 10 my farm, and there. in the
bosom Of my family, live and die, am no
poIitican-f have not had chance 10 vote in
a great number of years. would, however,
have voted in the last Presidential election
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Russia AND CIFcAssIA. Ii may be some
relief 10 our own var rumors to know what
is soioC on between the Russians and Cir
cassians. Tie origin of the war was sim
nile and na,Iral one. The Ottoman Porte
surrenjeed Circassia to R ussia by treaty. and
The Cieassians with great unanimi,y deny
The right Of the Sultan 10 transfer them 10
arJ European power. Ii has resulted in
war which Russia has been unprof ably wag-
ing for several years. The Frankfort Journ-
al. in position TO receive the latest news,
has recent intelligence from Trifflis that The
weather has not prevented vigorous military
operations in the Caucasus. The Chief Muir
ides is far from being discouraged by IheRus-
sian Success; for four days after the battle
near Rataschi, 1000 Tschetshenees passed
The Torek, carried The oaiposts and bore OIL
considerable booty into the mountains. Dan-
iel, at The head Of 1000 Of those troops sent 0y
Schamyl, made an inroad into Cachetia,
where he has been fighting the Russians on
the Kouben. Masour Bey has taken up arms
against Russia, and carries with him portion
Of the Aliases. Schamyl is exhibiting won
derful energy, and is preaching holy war
against the Emperor Nicholas as far as Erze-
roum. Notwithstanding the most favorable
bulletins issued ST. Petersburgh. it is evident
that the state OF affairs in Circassia at this
time is anything but favorable to Russia
Nsu York San.
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THE NEXT CONGRESS.

The election of Governor, Members o
Congress, &c. take place in Connecticut OF
Tuesday next. There should be no doub
OF the entire success of;he wings. We claim
The reelection of the entire delegation, and
shall be disappointed if the result is different
from this,
Seventeen towns have elected Rcpresen-
tatives as follows: wings, 77-loco focos. 81,
In these IL States, there are still vacancies;
four in Maine and two in New Hamp-
shire.
In IL States there have yet been no cleo
tions.-Thesc STATES are entitled TO "a mem
bers. or this number, the loco locos have
hsd 55-whigs 20. Ifthey should cleo; the
same number from each party now, the House
would stand, wings l06-loco focos 116. But
we have right TO look for hadsome gains,
since several Of the States have been district
ed. viz: Virginia 3-Maryland 2-North Car
DINA 3-AIabama mississippi Louis
lana Tennessee 1-Kentucky Indiana
2-lowa l;-Total 16.
The gains which we have right 10 ex
pect, would give The wings handsome ma
lority in the next Congress.
ALBANY Eve. Journal,
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FROM LIBERIA.

The National Inteligencer publishes the
following extract OF letter from an officer
of the United States navy, dated Monrovia.
Dec. u. lS46:-
This colony seems to be in as good con-
dition as usual. We have 4 rumOr that Eng
land and France have agreed TO withdraw
most of their cruisers, and adOpta system Of
general colonization OF the coast. An Eng
lish sloop ofwar, the Favourite, Capt. Muir
ray, is now here. Capt. Murray has called
upon Gov. Roberts, 10 know the present re.
Iations OF the Colony TO America, and TO the
Parent Society; also 10 know if the Colony
will make acommercial treaty with England
in case offs declaring its independence; aud
finally 10 ask an exact description oil The Ter
ritory now owned or claimed by the Colony
on :llis coast. You will perceive that these
are important questions. Gov Roberts will
not do anything rashIy, and Com. Reed will
do what ever is required Tor the interests OF
American commerce on this coast.
If The goods for the purchase Of territory
are not new their way hither, they should
he fastened AS much as possible, If Eng
land or France obtain any territory between
this place and Cape Palmas. the continuity of
territory will be destroyed, and those powers
will moi give up an inch without such COM
mercicl advantages as the colony will not
like 10 grant.
Probably one ofour vessels OF war will re-
main here as lorg as it can be OF any SER
,ice.
The Tnielligencer adds
The Colonization Society sent the latter
part of December, a large and well selected
supply OF goods for The purchase of territory.
Il is therefore probable that before this time
The colony has secured all the points along
the coast, which can at present be oh
aimed.
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TIE MAcEDoSIAN. The more we think
of the Congressional donation of an empty
vessel TO carry food to the starving Irish, the
shabbIer it seems, aud we wish it had never
been accepted. The Irish millions are per-
ishing for lack Of food this country is reap
Ing harvest of many millions of dollars out
OF their dislresses. Congress is appealed TO,
bur bill appropriaiing bare half million
dollars TO this noble purpose is defeated in
the House. On what groundl Want of
constitutional Po,cer. Well, we respect that
reason; but Congress did not. 1t proceeded
TO vote the use Of an empty, naked ship to
carry food to The lrish-a vote as clearly OBJ
noxious to the constitutional objection as the
other, besides being immeasurably paltry and
niggardly. Ii is useless at best, for the Brit
ish government will pay freight on all grain
which American bcnesolence may purchase
for Ireland; and The cost of fitting up and
manning the Macedonian must be defray ed
by American generosity, and will substan-
TALLY reduced by so much the amount of our
beneficence to Ireland We hear, too, that
the officers of our navy feel justly offended
that they have all been passed over, and a
gentleman entirely unknown to the national
service appointed TO this desirable command
through political or personal favoriism. On
the whole, We dislike the whole job.-NeiU
York Tribune.
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All the difficulties. violent enmities and
suits. connected with the late divorce of Ex-
Gov Thomas OF Maryland from his vile, the
daughter OF ex- Gov, Mcdowell, of Va. had
their rise from jealousy. and consequent i'll
treatment. BY most singular development
since the suits were Withdrawn, it appears
the whole difficulty proceeded from letters
written 10 the late Senator Linn. Of Missouri,
by Sarah Mcdowell: as supposed, before her
marriage with Gov. Thomas. but it now ap
penrs by another Sarah Mcdowell, of less
enviabIe reputation! These letters were
communicated after marriage. by Gen. Linn
10 Gov Thomas The families OF Gen. L.,
Gov Mcdowell and Mr.. Benton are by mar
riagc OF otherwise connected. The admin
istrators Of The Sarah Mcdowell, recently
deceased, who wrote The letters, have pro-
we'd this from the papers left Col, Benton
Is said to have been deeply affected by the
disclosures of this evidence of fraud which
had ruined the peace Of so many familes.-
Keene Sentinel.
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STATE OF VERMONT, ,

BE il remembered that. nj Il probate count
held at Middlebury in and for the District ri
Addison, on the 18Th day Of March A. ID.
1917.
John NJ. Weeks administrator, with tia
will annexed. Of the estate of
EPHRAIM CROOK,
late Of Salisbury in said district decreased,
presents his petition in writing, to this court.
praying Tor license 20 sell the real estate vi
said deceased, for the purpose Of paying The
debts aud legacies of the said deceased, and
expenses Of administration and therein sets
forth the amount Of debts due from the de-
ceased, the expenses bf administration. il,.
egaeies to be paid according TO the lasI will
and testament Of the deceased, the value Of
The personal estate, and The situation of the
real estate Of the deceased, and that IL is ne
cessary TO sell real estate for the purposes n
forsaid: 1t is therefore ordered that the said
petition be eonsldered by this court, ut the
session thereof 10 be held al the Office oil the
Register Of this court in said Middlebury on
Thursday The 18th day Of April next, al one
O'Clock in the afternoon. and that notice there
Of be given 10 all persons Interested, that
they may appear and make their objections,
if any they may have, 10 said license being
granted, by publishing a certified copy Of
this order in the Northern Galaxy-a news
paper printed at Middlebury, three weeks
successfully previous 10 the time o. said
court, j. s. Bushnell, Register.
A true copy Of record,
AZ Attest ,. S. BUSHNELL Rceists.
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BEWARE OF CoUNTERrEITs.-Thep public
are cautioned against the many spurious
medicines. which in order to deceive are called
by names similar 10 Wright's Indian Vegeta-
BILE Pills
The ONLY ORIGINAL am GENUINE INDIAN
VEGETABLE PILLS HAVE THE SIGNATURE OF
WILLIAM WRIGHT WRITTEN WITH PEN ON
THE TOP LABEL OF EACH BOX. None other is
genuine. and tOcOunterteit this is FORGERY.
Offices devoted exclusively to the sale Of
Wrisht's Indian Vegetable Pills, wholesale
and retail, 100 Race Street, Philadelphia !;
2sS Greenwich Street. New York; and 1913
fremont Street, Boston. w. P. Russell, aei.
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A LIFE PRESERVED.
Mt. Holley. N. J., Nov. l. 1915.

Mt. Holley. NJ, Nov. l. 1915.
Mr.. S. w. FoNle,
Dear Sir:-Having used DIR. WIS
TAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,
with great benefit 10 myself. cheerfully COM
ply with your request 10 give my testimony
in regard to IT, Some time since took cold
and il settled on my lungs: | was troubled for
several weeks with a very bad cough, raised
blood several times, and had all the alarming
symptoms attending confirmed Consumption.
ldespaired oil recovery. After trying sari-
Gus remedies in vain. obtained bottle Of
your Balsam: took three bottles, and TO my
establishment was entirely cured. attrib-
Ute Try restoration 10 health. to that medi
cine alone. All who are sick or afflicted with
Pulmonary affections, would recommend
them TO try DR.. Wistar's Balsam inmedi-
ately.
THOMAS F. keller.
None genuine without the written signature
Of |. BUTTS.
w. p. Russell. agent.
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AUCTION! AUCTION!

THE subscriber will sell at Auction at
his residence, in New Haven, on the 9th dav
of April next, his stock Of Horses, Cattle and
Sheep. Farming Utensils and Household
Furniture, consisting in part OF
2 Horses, and one ttro year old coli.
Cotns, and taco year Odds.
yedrlings,
$50 Sheep.
3 Single Uagons-tlro nearly nep,
l Trio horse Hdgon,
/ Sled,
3 Piolos,
l Single Harness,
/ Cook and tpo Bor Stores.
Also, rs acres of excellent pasture land,
lying in Bristol. Sales TO commence at 60
clock in the morning. ~ Terms made
known on the day of sale.
ALMON ATWOOD.
New Haven, Marches, lS47. 47;w2
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NEWSPAPER POSTAGE.

To THE PuBLIc.-It has been enormously
supposed tina; the New Post Office Law.
charging Three Gents Postage on every
transient newspapers would apply 10 pa
rers paid or subscribed Tor BY the single
cnry. We are happy to learn that such is
moi the construction OF the law; but that any
person buying or subscribing for a Nerspa-
per. for a friend or acquaintance at the
office Of publication. for any period. shall be
deemed 10 hare made their friend or Gcqudin-
tance Regular Subscriber 10 said Netrspd-
Ier; and thai .,fhe Publisher shall hare a
the right 10 lorrard all such PdpcrS at the
old rates Of PoSiage.-N y. Sun.
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Board of Civil Authority.

The members of the Board of Civil Au-
thosity for The town fMiddlebury. are here
by notified 10 meet at the Town Room in sd
Middlebury. on the 9th day of April lS47: at
one o'clock in The afternoon, for the purpose
of licensing suitable persons for grocers for
said town. and TO appreciated suitable per-
sons 10 be licensed by the assistant Judges of
the County Court for the County OF Addison,
as Inn Keepers and Liquor dealers, in said
Town. for the ensuing year.
ZACHEUS BASS,
HORATIO SEYMOUR,
PETER STARR.
OZlAS SEYMOUR,
JOHN B. COPELAND,
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DR.. WOODS SARSAPARILLA AND
WILD CHERRY BITTERS,-Thisis ex-
cellent remedy is now offered TO the public,
as a standard medicine Tor its use, and the
high character il has attained with the CON-
munily, shows that it merits that title. II has
already been used with the greatest success
as remedy for Canker ofthe Stomach, Yer
tigo; Indigestion, Debility, Rheumatism.
Liver Complaint, Headache; Scrofulous
Affections, etc. ETC., Nothing can be safer or
more certain in lis operations.
WI Russell, agent.
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MARKETS.
BRIGHTON MARKET-MARcH 90.
Reported for the Troreuer.

Atmarket $50 Beef Cattle, 80 Jokes oil
working oxen, 20 Cows and Calves. 1900
Sheep, and 500 swine. About 600 hogs are
expected by the cars this day.
Beef Cattle-Extra. Sc rs, first quality,
Sc 80; second and third qualities, from 81 rs
10 rs.
Working Oxen-Sales were made at $50
%, 81. %. 103. and SLY.
Cows and Calves-Sales were noticed
from S1S, 20, and q: 10 $50, according &c
quality.
Shecp-SaIes of lots at So, 2 so, 2 81, 3 sc
and Sc.
Swine-At wholesale. 3-4c. for Sows
and 5 3-4c, for barrows, AT retail, from
10 &c. per ID.
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Below will be found list Of the officers
that compose
UNION ASSOCIATION NO S.
Of United Brothers Of Temperance Of Bristol
Vermont,
r. p. Amsden, President.
Homer J. Dorcet, lst Vice President,
Daniel z. Peet, End It
Horace l., Tucker. Sd "
Barnes Frisbie, Cor and Rec. Secretary,
William S. Howden. Assistant Secretary,
Horace S. Dunshce, Financial Secretary,
Noble ID. Munson, Treasurer,
Carlton Dunshee. Marshal
George w. Curry. Deputy Marshal,
N. D. Munson, Asst. Dep. Marshal
Barnes Frisbe ''A''
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

We. the subscribers, being appointed by
the Probate Court for the DISTRICT of Add,
son, Commissioners. 10 receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands of all persons.
against the estate of
JERUSHA FRISBEE
late Of MhidIebury insaid District deceased.
and also allclaims and demands exhibited in
offset thereto; And six months from the 18Th
day Of March inst. being allowed BY said
Court for that purpose, We do therefore here
by give notice that we will attend TO the bns-
mess OF our said appointment, at the d seIIhg
house of the deceased in Miidlebury on the
last Monday Of March md August nexr from
nine O'Clock, A. NJ. until four o'clock, P. NJ.
on each o. said days.
NaLum Parker , Comnis-
II. Becklrih I sioners.
Dated al MiddisJary this ooh Gdyof Marh
ls47. a.
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MOVEMENT OF TRooPs.-A letter from
Philadelphia dated on the evening of 2ith
inst. says. I'VE learn from Washington that
orders have been issued by the War Depart
ment. calling into requisilion all the forces at
the various recruiting stations, without wait
ing for The organization of the number orig
inaiIy required from each stale. Orders
have been received here, changing the rem
devious oil Captains Bernard and Riddles
companies of roiiguers, from Fortress Mon
roe TO Pittsburgh. and directing them 10 pro-
coed TO morrow morning"
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SPIRIT OF THE ARMY.

The Cincinnati Alias is informed, that
Gen. Butler declared, OIL the steamboat, on
his way up the river. that every senior Gen
cral in The army would have resigned had
Benton been given precedence over either OF
Them. We have no doubt the army and the
country viii sincerely rejoice al Bcnton's
RESIGNATION.
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A complimentary dinner was given at the
Astor House on Tuesday evening, by the
citizens Of New York, 10 the Hon. T. Butler
King, of Georgia as a mark Of the estima-
ton in which they hold his services in intro
ducing and urging through Congress, the
Ocean Steam Bill.
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To IRvoYANTs.-Wanted, for the
Post Office Department, one thousand clair
voyanis OF irreproachahle characterize exam
inc letters sent 10 different persons which
cannot be enclosed in the same envelop or
package, under penalty of $40, unless sent
10 foreign Countries Yankee Doodle.
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OIL MILL,

THE subscriber has the pleasure Of in
forming his customers and the public, that he
intends 20 have his Mill, $50 recently injured
by the fire. again in operation in about ten
days; when all orders in his line of business,
will be answered with his usual prompti-
tude.
TIMOTHY O'FLANEGAN.
Mddlebury, March Both, 1S47.
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NOTICE.

The real estate of the late Ira Mills bav-
ing been sold, it now becomes necessary
that the demands due the same shouid Ire
Immediately paid. as the heirs are all living
IN other states, theI agent is anxious to close
the business as soon as possible.
Any agreemen, for delay of payment will
be adhered to. VIM. NASH.
March l. 1917.
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LIBERATION.

The public are hereby notified that have
given my son George Il. Battles his time
and also authorize him TO contract and re-
ce've pay for his wages and shall not pay
any debts OF his coutraciiHo from This date.
JONATHAN BATTLE.-.
Middlebury, April !, I847. 40
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STATE OF vERMONT.l
District Of New Hayen S..

aforementioned that ara probate court holder
at Bristol in said district, en the 18th day Of
March 1917, the administrators on the estate Of
RUFUS II. BARNARD, late of Bristol, in said dis
trict deceased, made application to said count 10
have their administration account tith said eS-
tate, exaTiilhsd and allowed.
Where upon said court, ordered said admin
iStratorS TO notify all persons concerned TO ap ear
at probate court, to be holden at the office ofihe
Judge of said court in Bristol aforesaid on
Thursday the 18Th day Of Hprir 1877, AZ ICo'-
clock in the forenoon, then and there to make OBJ
jectionS 10 the allowance Of said account, Htllcy
see cause; by publishing certified copy Of his
order in the Northern Galaxy, a newspaper piin-
ted atMiddlebsry in theCounty of Addison Ihrce
weeks Successively previons TO the time OF eaid
court
HARVEY MUNSILL, Judge.
true copy Of record.
Al Attest II. MUNSILL, Judge.
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for Mr.. Clay, if could have done SO, be
cause believe him 10 be not only a wise
statesman and good man-bui,I had some
constitutional doubts upon the annexation Of
Texas VI Phil, Inquirer.
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NOTICE.

whereas Eivira, my wife, has left my bed
ana noaro without any just provoeatiop, this
is 10 ioroid any person trusting or barboring
ner on my account, as will pay no debts of
her contracting after this date.
HIRAM ATWOOD.
Starksboro. March 18th. 40
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Take Notice,

By the new Post-Office law, the postage
on all transien, newspapers. is required to be
paid in adrdnce at the post-office where they
are deposited, otherwise they will not be for
rarded. The postage has been altered TO
three cents on each transient newspaper.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT TROY.

On Friday night the Machine shop of The
Empire foundry, owned by Mcssrs. Atwood
X 20 was destroyed by fire. it was occu-
pied by Mr. Gilheri, for the manufacturing Of
machinery for railway cars. and by MeSsrs.
Root & Rodgers, machinis,.
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Old FellolrS Of Norrioh, Conn.-The Odd
Fellows Of Norwich have recently erected a
splendid Hall in that city, which was dedica
led on Wednesday last, by grand han
which passed of in superb style.