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PROCLAMATION
For Arrest of an Escaped Prisoner

PROCLAMATION
For Arrest of an Escaped Prisoner
EXECUTIVE DEFARTNEST. .
LEcoNProS, X. T., Nov -. So
Having this day been duly no,if'd by ik
Master Of Convicts of the escape from Prssss
Of Charles H. Calkins. hereby offer y
ward Of One Hundred Dollars for tbc eaitEr
and return Of said convict.
Given under my hand and d
SEAL seal Of the Territory, the day a.
|O6Oyear aforesaid.
BY the Governor:
JOHN W. GEARY.
Governor Of Kansas TcTTiioIE-
DAx'L WooDsos, Secretary.
n. BAH Kansas papers will give y
above three insertions and forward Their bsi
| for the same TO the Executive Office. and d.
continue the publication Of all Prsiamzilea
heretofore advertised by them
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-12-20
Original Poetfy.
Don't Go Back!

Respectfully and earnestly addressed to The
Free State citizens Of ksnsGs, BY their
friend, L. H.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-12-20
Business eafos.

9. PARTRIDGE, J. SMITH, W. H. SMITH, H. s. R.
Partridge & Co.,
VX7HOLESALE GROCERS and Commits
w sion and Forwarding Merchants, No. 81
North Second-st., st. Louis, No., will make
liberal cash advances ON consignments of pro-
duce. for sale in st. Louis, New Orleans, New
York and Boston.
st. Louis, Oct. ~, '55.-1y.*
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Don't 60 back though thunders growl-
Never stop, nor heed 'eml
You can bear passing scowl,
For the sake Of Freedom.
Don't 60 backl remind yourselves
What it was you came for:
And for honor bright, avoid
All you might have shame fori
Don't go back for Freedoms sake;
Kansas is worth saving.
Don't 90 back! if you are men.
And the name s worth having.
Don't go back! for more will come,
Proud to stand beside you
In the ranks Of Liberty,
Where the times have tried you'll
Don't 60 backi the power Of wrong
Always must be feeting-
Every brave and honest heart
In your cause is beatingi
Don't 20 back for Freedoms sake;
Kansas is worth saving.
Don't 90 back if you are men,
And the name 3 worth having.
Boston, Dec. ], 1856.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-12-20
C. G. Mauzy,

WHOLESALER and Retail Dealerin every
w variety and style of fashionable Furni
t,lre, Sofas, Easy Chairs, Bureaus, Secretaries,
Mattresses. Cane Seat and Wooden Chairs,
Rockers, Looking Glass Plates Window
Shades, etc. Corner of Short and William
streets, Alton, ILL., April 26-3t
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A. NJ. Sattig. & Co.,

On the Leuee, one door betO,o the o. X. Grocery,
WHOLESALE and RETAIL Dealers in
w Groceries, such as Flour, Corn Meal,
Coffee, Sugar and Teas of all kinds. Also,
fine lot Of Wines, Liquors and Brandies.
Leavenworth City, Nov. %, 1856.
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Don't go back! my Yankee boys;
What are you afraid off
This is Just the time to show
The thorough stuff you're made Of.
Though the sky looks ugly, South,
Though the clouds may gather
IL the Northern vanes point right,
'Twon't affect the weather.
Don't go back for Freedoms sake;
Kansas is worth saving.
Don't 60 back! if You are men,
And the name 3 worth having.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-12-20
CYRUS Tattoo,

A TTORNEY AT Law and Commits
IA sioner of Deeds for Iowa and NewYork
Particular attention given to procuring and
locating land warrants, pre-empting claims
DC. Office at Osawatomie, Kansas.
Nov. %. 1856,
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i'm nm (lsaoe Orange Plsnp

OF the best quality for hedging. =.
" our nursery Oh Rock Greek. nil'VT q. :
Of Lawrence, at IS 90 per Thousand. -.
also set the hedge and warrant Il 10 -
331z cts. per rod. Orders left at the - -,
in LaErence, will receive prompt ailes : n
JOSEPH GARDlNEh
Jan. ~, 1s5s.-tf
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reace, Kansas.

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C. B. Clements,

A TTORNEY AT LAW, will attend to all
IA business intrusted to his care: alsO,will
attend to the purchase and sale of land anG
land claims the location of land warrants, dc.
Tecumseh, ShawneeCo, KIT, Nov. p, SO.
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Thresher & Seuarstar.

TIVE subscribers would take this oppor-
l. tunity to inform the farmers of Kansas
that they are manufacturing PITTS Pa
TENT SEPARATOR for threshing and
cleaning grain, and horse powers for running
the same.
These machines will thresh and clean, fl
for market, from 300 to 500 bushels of wheat
per day, with less power than any other ma.
chine that will do the same amount of work
Having had an experience of sixteen years in
this business, We feel confident of our abili
ty to turn out better machine than any
other shop in the country.
Bills giving particulars, and prices and
terms, can be seen at the Office of the Herald
of Freedom, Lawrence, Kansas, and the edi.
toris authorized to receive orders.
Alton, Ill. n HANSON d Co.
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Allen q Gordon,

DEALERS in Dry Goods, Prcvs
II Groceries, Topeka,E. T. Call -
inc. juno ID; les
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LIME GROCERIES.-Teas Chocolate, Co
L Goa, Ess. Coffee, Spices-ground and
whole, Cream Tartar, Bi-Carb. Soda, Sale
ratus and Baking Powders, Flavoring Ex-
tracts and Essences, best and strongest.
2-l6 W d F.
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D. C. Martin & Co..

WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, No. % Sec
w ond street, Alton, iii. Drugs, Medicines
Paints. Oils, etc., etc.
April &c, ls56.-ly*
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TOBACCO. - Chewing and Smoking
4 Snuff, Cigars of finest brands.
9I-2 W.&F.
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worth IS much Ia Kansas as It IS IN
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-12-20
Address and Reply.

The following address was received
in Lawrence some time since, and read
in public meeting. A Committee
was appointed to prepare an answer,
which will be found in this connection:
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-11-22
FOR THE CAIEDONIAN.I

MEssRs. EprroEs II noticed in YOUR
paper of the Sth inst, an article stating that
tie Locating Committee for the Pa>sumysic
extension had decided in favor of a terminus
at Bebee Plain, and that there is now no
prospect of conncxion with the Sheilord &
Chambly Road
am not informed as to the source of the
above information, but have reason to be-
licve that it is essentially incorrect 1t is
not true that the Passump>ic Road has been
rs vet located beyond Barton. The Commits
>ioners have not made their report, and it is
understood that before doing 50 they will
have a conference with the subscribers for
stock in Stan>trad and Orl Counties.
with view as far az possible TO satisfy the
various interests of the Rail Row! Company
and the aforeSaii subscribers. | think also
that the statement relating to the Shetlord 4
Cham'ly Road is not correct am not in
formed what are its immediate prospects. but
the Directors of that Company speak with
much confidence Of its ultimate success.
FRA>IUS FAIEBANKs
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-11-22

MEs>E> EDIToE> An obituary notice
Iii the .\orh N'dr Of last week. relates the
death OF Political Ea.le at Cabot, VI. en-
the ith OF November. in which the writer Is
ml>Intormcd o! the trne cause Of his death
was at the time on the summit that over
looks the place and can tell the manner of
his dcc,a>r. lie s;cktned ard died At the
>iGht of the triumph over American Iibrr-
ties and life. at the >irht of the murder and
plumber party. and Border Ruiiian advocates
generally. And though kindly nur>ri tv
one or two rhIIanthroPic hearted Jr>sic> VIII"
We're >l.nicred by the vrnor,ou, breath Of
those that re- diced in his death. he could not
endure the p"l>onou> atmosphere OF Slavery
nor the rule of Southern Oh ,archv.
Perhaps you will see fit to lni,.m III. pub
he, NV rae Is >oncwhit Interested, in ih.
event. Yours Tor Freedom,
EAGLE OF IlHrErY.
Grcen H"t'tr Uqtt<. Noc l.. So
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-11-22
Dreadful TRAGEDY IN ROCK.
FORD. Ill.

We have been permitted to copy thc FOL
lowing account of recent murder in Hock
ford, ILL.,. from a letter to private citizen
in this viilage:-
RoCKr"Ep ILL.,. Nov II. sc.
Etar Sir "A drca,Iial TRACED. WAS enact
ed here tins forenoon. resulting In the amu>;
instant death of Sheriff Tav Tor Of THIS ,,tv
| hasten t" give Won AN account IT IT. a> Won
had formed some acquaintance with The in
nocrnt victim
\ vonn" man hv III" name Of Alfred Coun-
tryman. belonging 10 Ogle Comfy, APPEARED
IN town this morning" with woke of rai:r
which be offered for safe 81 cheap Is - cxritc
Su>pi"Ions that he came dishonesty hv thrm.
lie was arrest, d. underwent some cxam:na-
ton before a maci>trate. and was ordered t.
be committed to all for further prorrc,!in..
Sheriff Ta,!or was condnrting b III 10 the
jul. and II>t As they had reached the steps
the prisoner sprnns from the Shcri.i-< grasp
and ran INTO the street and down the street.
the sheriff pursuing him hr>kl,.
When :h,v had got perhaps 30 or - rods
from til" all. Mr.. Ta,lr came up with Co,n-
the latter drew pistol from an inner porket.
turned and fired. the ball penetrating ,l,..
body Of Mr.. Tay lor and ca,.>ln. death in a
few moments
The ml>"rrant then rar. lu, WIS rrom,,tlv
pursued. and in >hor, time captured and i
now confined in ,iI. Ga his rccap.urr ard
being brought into the Vicinity Of the Cour
House and Jail. am Informed (tor was not
prr>rnt.) that the cxrir-u,..,i III 'i. crowd
assembled was intense. and 'la' II, mistaken
Die demonstrations were made 10 massacre.
The fellow on III" spot. which WIS only pre-
vented bv the cnrrIrtIr interference at -,ye.
raj a. oar principal cir'z..n>. JUDI. Sh.lrinr,
OF ''A."na wi> rrqm>'"d 10 cali a >l"'i,l >.>
son oi ii. Circnir Court fur The trial If isl,.
prisoner 1hl> request will no d"pi,t h..
granted and >,'e"v trial viii TAKE l,l-e
S'.c,i.: } ohn + TAYLOR was p,air'. nna>
>ln.i,u man OF ex~eirnt character. and VA
hrl! IN ligl esteem hv he ,,roi!- oi this ri',
and Comfy. | u,.,icr>tt,I h.. lrtv.> A wit,
and several children 10 mourn his irrr,,lr.
Vie los. CHARLES DAVIS.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-11-22
. Tie a-hiuctOn rorr.>,oltI,.,t If !

Tie Wa>hineton CORES, oi..,-rt of th.
: J Inns >.,>:-
" itnn>, itanlanS arrived h-rc >inr. tl..
election. Grciirc that the SAT-. w.ulh have
yo,r tor Fremont. had nn' The Fillmore men
relied with urwaHc'ing ta:th r,r.n carr,iur
IrnIir>rt and k"ntu..sv. and 80 rarr.inr the.
election to thr linu>r Fcarinr that Fremont,
wou.d carry lnil.na or ILLINOIS,. aud W..
thus b" elected t'v tie p"",'!- Ii hr carried
|rnN>NlNahfa a'>o. thcu>t ANS # he FL mon.
ncn-0W at fh"m WHO were under 1eud Ill l.
I;!i."-iu.iowti their Iedi..r> ov..r Ia I;u-
chanhn. >nfi'o>iug hat in ~ ,;i... the, wo,ld
>U'c, have i r:ltnrr IN riir iipl-. and rla,
~ no other WAY couiI the, attain that .,t -
they SAY. 40. thai IN ali The inirri"r arG
Western courtI,> Buchanan wa> hn,ii,
presented A. tin. ";'pn'.''!f II slavery cx...il-
sion. and III" TREAD q ir,.,. Il ln>a-: and Al
r"ddI southern nn'n arr preparing 20 mike
VII nl"n III" President elect. IL untr,I>i aur-
thN on til" graf Interests 81 slavery ~ the.
l,t..lno >':I,c> OF >an,!. II ,,o, E,rnr, \
Co. II VII. rruh.'nv. 10 H.. inr, ere. MIR
iucharan Wi 'i>Ir. al >u-h nl.c ..,I>. -
i;"t ~ =: 81 SEC.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-11-22

Witness: with eve. still 6xel on the
Attorney Wall, purity sure
Attorney We'll, Mr. Witness, if you are
psr'y sure you know Mr.. D., am l him
" not y"
Witness with ewes Fixed and with bic.
cu2,) Wall you iook like him"
Attorney Do you not know that ! am
Mr.. D., the proprietor Of the--fiotrl
end the person that sold you the gin, ard
will you swear to it,
Witness (.tresching himself up.) Yes
siree-sou are the man ] ,ciN .wear to 1t =
The Courtroom was in roar Of laughter,
in whirh the dignified Bench could not re-
frain from joining; and he acquitted the de-
PENDANT, for she reason, which he stated with
~ much gravity a. be could command, that
the complaint was erroneous, inasmuch as II
charged the wrong me~ter ot'the Bar.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-11-22

We are now prepared to execute nearly all kin |.
OF PRINTING used in the countrv-PLAIS and ORNA-
xESrAL,-in the vLRY BEST STYLE and at LOW
RATES Merchants and others who desire BILL
hxAps Or CIRCULARS ofany kind, printed in neat
style, may rely upon entire satisfaction.
Orders sent US will be promptly attended to.
RAND, STONE 4 co.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-11-22

The following e}istles came into our pos
session on Monday last
Messrs Eond, Stone and p H. White ::
Gerts:-Cnless some centrmanly apology IS
made for your "dirty and rowardly" article
which appeared in Your paper of the 10Th
inst. We notify YOU now, o}'n'y a,M bold'y.
YOU will all receive, that which Won 80 most
generously deserve, public co~Ading" i'll
the streets Of St JOhnshn1v
Yours Respectfully,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-11-22

Will receive no attention. Marriages. Deaths
Items of News &c., should ALWAYS be accompanied
BY some responsible name. Obituaries of more
sAan FIVE lines will be inserted ct the same price as
advertisements.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-11-22

Its yet too early to give the exact popular
vote cast at the Presidential election. II can
not be definitely known TIL the official returns
are all in. We have enough, however, to
authorize general statement, partly estlma-
ted, which stands as follows:
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-11-22
81. JohnsJWy, Nor l., 1856.

To the Fdito,,s IF Tie CohcIonian:
SIPS IL noticed piece in your paper last
week. headed. The Cnterrlfed in an Up
roar" &c., which thought might have been
LETT out. or to say the least. should have been
couched in little more grntlpmanly Ian
guace, especially IN paper which has the
respect OF large class of respectable clfl-
zens. To arcu-e class of citizens of drunk
enness and revelrv. is not a small charge in
the estimation OF good citizens. which you
know, and all the rest OF your readers we'll
know. are as free from as yourselves You
well know that gentlemen from all parts Of
the County were here and men tina, have long
labored hard in the can>e OF temperance and
reform aA,d firm supporters Of all that is good
and great, which is not only libel on them
but a foolish thing on your part to make the
charge.
As 1t regards The Band, NAV state that
they are gentlemen and have the same right
to their opinion as clam for mv>rlt That
they offered their services 60 nr) to play
for the occasion they do not deny. aud thai,
they dIscourSed good mn>i, to us on the o.
casIon we all ielt to appreciate. A> regards
the supper, felt to aroio.iz" to them and
not to the community. 1t was an oversight in
me which am assured hv the Band that
there has been more said outside than b,
them and they east no reflection on any one
One word on the P,s>ump>ir Ii use and
Company. There was not any rum room in
the house to ny knowledge aid neither does
MIR. CiUn.h have i, about his house and 1t is
base SANDER on the Ii, use and Company
for YOU 10 publish such a piece in ,our paper
rs a citizen Of this place. born and reared
here, feel that ali vou have SAID about mr.
does not weigh feathers weight IN the r>ti-
nation OF al! who have been Acquainted with
me from my youth up and were !, not for the
Islander of m, friends abroad OF beng accuS, Il
Of drunkenness should not attempt t. wlitr
this communication. ! always calculate to
be my own Judge of what is right
Yours Respectfully
GEo {. BARNEY.
st. .JoLnSJupU Nor Il lSJ6
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-11-22

We schCM VOLUNTARY COMMrxIC ATOMS from all
partsof the country sp"n ao'ters Of interest. Items
Of News, in particular. xiN be thankful rectired.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-11-22
FROM NICARAGUA.

The papers from Nicaragua are filled with
accounts Of the battles Of Massaya and Gran.
ada, between Gen. Walker and the Gautema.
lians and their allies, fought upon the 9th
and 18th Of October.
Since the battles, everything had remained
quiet, anil before marching upon Masaya and
Leon, Gen. Walker was awaiting the arrival
Of recruits from the United States. The men
are drilling with mountain howitzers and
mortars, under Gen. IIenninssen, and MANY
OF them have attained commenlabc profici-
ency in the use Of the Mimic rifle Walkers
army consists Of about 1000 fighting men, in
GLIDING the recent reinforccments, under
Col Joquess. Great Indignation is felt through
out the Nicaraeuan army. at the brutal muir
der Of American citizens in Granada.
The details Of outrages upon the Amer
leans in Granada exhibit great cruelty and
injustice. The house Of Mr.. Lawless was
first entered, while the American flag was
flying at his door. Its owner was first robbed
Of everything valuable, and then shot in cold
blood. Rev. Mr.. Wheeler, who was engaged
in distributing the scriptures in Granada, and
Rev. Mr.. Ferguson, we're also murdered
Mr.. Carnstens was also dragged from the
'osom Of his family and SHOT. No respect was
els Herbert. boy Of seven wears OF age. was
shot, and Off we may credit FL .Nmaroguen<e)
daily circumstances Of murder, assassination
and robbery, committed on American unarm-
ed citizens we're being brought to light. which
place the government of Guatemala and San
Salvador beyond the pale Of Civilization, and
stamp them as nation Of outlaws, cut Threats
and bandits"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-11-22
Ttf Californian.
1T. JOHNSBURY, NOV. ~, 1856.
SPECIAL NOTICES..

V. B. PALMER is authorized to receive Adver-
tisements and Subscriptions at his Offices in Boston,
Aewfork. and Philadelphia.
S.N ~ TIENGlLL & co. are authorized to do
the same in Boston and New-York.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-11-22

ST .J"HN>EtHY AcApruY. - The FL
Term oi Tins institution closed IN FiiI,, -.
last week. The rhetorical rxer.i>.s q, H.. J.
afternoon were well attended md .,r,,,.,
III. evidence Of the Proficiency Of rhu>.. r,sir.
part IN them. The. nun her %, scholar. m a.,
tendance during The term waSInc Tho -,
moval of Mr., JANIS X CORY. who W..
connected with the school IS P,inci,,,l f,o,,
establishment IN l>i2 and who r,;r,.d Ear
II a chararf"r for fhnron .hnr>S Of ju>,-nr,io,
and excellent disc ;,lne second IA ro,.. =.
the State. was felt "a be great loss L.,
the prosperity OF tine shoui seems ne, 81,
have been diminished. aud W. h.li.y.. no o.,
ertiun> viii i.e wan,ir.r on rh. p,,t q. h..
>urrr>>or 10 maintain the former hi n stand
ard Of the school
As a classical school We believe our Al
envy VIII have ADVANTAGES rarely -.iul.l,i m
this part OF New EH.,and Tn. VILLAGE. lI,,h
School. Which cr.,i> tli> Winter viii .,,x
iron the Academy a larwr number If tl.
smaller scholars who la,. usually attended
there. Nh. rendering possible better cla>>if
c,'lGn, am! a more SYSTEMATIC cour>e of in
~fruriion. Til f.cf. If GENERAL, known. arl
III" assistance al ,rded 10 INDECENT students
having in view the G.>t,r Ministry. IN ,n...
nection with man, a.i,litiofal Inducements.
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FROM KAN>As.-Th. st. Louis Intei.i

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\ ours ;'r'v.
ID. Il. ATCHlsoN.
X. N. FrIIrE. F.,

ASAp DI>A>IIR.-A very severe nal,.
visited Lake Ontario on Tuesday of last
week. and serious il Jury to the large mcr-
chant fleet en>urd. The propeller j. W.
Brooks. from Lake Erie tor O,!rn>huro
belonging 20 the Northcn TRANSPORTATION
Company. fouEdrrc'.. and her entire crew
numbering twenty men. was lost. |. i, sun.
hut it is not known how many. Sh. was
loaded with produce. and is insured for : To-
900.
HE Court vs.. TIE PrurIror Frazer
w hle the peopl' of France are IN a suil,.r.
ing state for want Of employment. the hirh
cost OF food. &c. the Court of NAPOLEON. now
at Comp'ecne, are enio,ing themselves in an
eXfravagant and expensive manner, hrinciny
to mlnd the course OF the mobiles of that conn.
try previous TO the revolution Of 1870 Tb.
following Is an extract tom Paris letter IN
the London illustrated News
he fees. and the whole mode OF If,. ,t
Comrirgne are carried on with A d.,r... -,
luxury and expense that even 90 tc,ond the
usual style aud expenditure of the present
NOurt. those guests who follow the ,.Lu,>c
are required to wear a particular co>tu,,.
not only IN the field. but durinc th,. wl,J.
VI 'heir stay. In The morning tins dress con
s'sts OF SUIT OF green c!ol, of pecuIiar cu,
and IN the evening of green velvet w,.b
orecches' ana six stockings cartercd over
them |" Louis NV. The La,il,s are OK.
Peo'ed never to appear twice in the same
dreSs during tier stay. aud of course hay.
morning and evenii dresses"
III LARD fANoEANA OF NEW YORK CRY
MS WORK OF art VIII he exhibited N \evI,,Irv j.;
'ie Seminary fia. Friday and SATURDAY ev,.,,',,n
anu uriiv afternoon. November 2I>t and ,,,i =
~ p''"''rh III me Ncth"Ic-t Church. M,u,i., ,,I
i-|ru''S ;'ild .c>'iav. Aitcrnoul Nov -
; AM %; al or'"rd Village. in the Academy U.n
Wednesday afternoon and evening w.,
ihel"rd center. III the Town House Ihur..,,,t
.trh"oh ana evening. N"v. -. Al LYME NI,Int =,
'"e '"figregati"nail>t Church, Friday ArrrI,,,,
ana Evening. Nov. -. At Hanover IN D,r.r,,u,h
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