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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-03-14
KANSAS.
Correspondence of the TravaI,e

correspondence Oh the l raveller.
We have authentic information of the or.
ganization by the Missouri Lodges of an
armed invasion of about three thousand men
to take possession of the Shawnee. Miami
and other Indian Reserves that will be- q
pened this spring for settlement. The
Shawnees have made their selections. and
the remainder, containing about two tbou.
sand claims Of 100 acres each compr;s;no
some OF the finest land in Kansas, will be o.
pened about the 10th of March. The Mis-.
sour'ans have been selecting claims for
months past. They have been materially
aided by the surveyors who are nearly all
proslavery and furnished information of the
localities taken by the Indians. At West.
port IN the office of Col. Boone, there ia a
register OF over three thousand names, men
who are engaged to co.he over and reoisr.r
their names under the new laws as residents
OF the Territory, pay the taxes and vote at
the June election.
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A bov in Rochester fell into mill race
and was sucked under an arch hundred f,,t
long and some feet under the surface ofthe
water. He boiled up to the surface at the
other end, caught hold of a post, and was
rescue! all right.
MIR. Pierce is the first president who has
made no change in his cabinet durinp his
term of office. The fact is urioue. b,t not
cred'table. An early change would have
improved it, and been of immense ADVANTAGE
to the country.
y wo students Of Brown university. Proyi.
denre, H. l., are reported TO have fonnht
"ue' at >rtkonk. Monday morning \ south,
ern student had demanded from hi, western
companion the retraction of some offensive
statement. The latter declined, and chaI-
len." and duel followed. The southerner
received bullet in his arm and the western
boy e>capsd with hole in his hat. They
then considered their honor satisfied and r..
turned amlcau.; to the college.
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New Hampshire Election---Very
Latest Despatch.

Through the kindness of Mr.. H. W.
bRIcKETT, Telegraph operator at this place,
we are are furnished with the the following
Dispatch
Concord, II O'Clock A. ~, March H.
Republicans making clean sweep in the old
Granite State. Halle (Republcan) is elected
by from 5000 to 1000 majority Entire
Republican delegation to Congress by major
tiles from 6OOt to 1900! Four. if not all the
Councillors, and so majority in the House.
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MARRIAGES.

SfMEs-AN ofEs"N-.n Ra,uc:. on The ltb ,,,s.
0y hev. James Nc rihur, ar. Illiam J. SWINE,
Vi "ses''e' and Miss Merriam, Anderson 81 Barlx.
MEEE'l-L-SNow-Atlhe Vernon. l!,l.se. Islam,
Fohd' March 4th, NJ: Horace Meru.l AID NJ.
-Ai'ia Snow, both Of Compton, Canada Ea>t.
i, hE">s"N -MASoN-!n iar!wlc., Mare. 3. Lx
ii.. ',"" 'n.th' tlr W HaIn %. Bronson. Of
iiardNick. and Mis-. Anna il, v,.o,, -. 49,.
Gore. " "'i'
ilrhlN-i'rENAr-ln Cabot, Feb. .. lv NJ !.
Wallace, MD.. MIR. Lew ". I'...;u 6, ;'.,a,.
MISS Mary Ii. burlapot Cabot.
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&100 ROCL TON
To THE INHABITANTS or
ST. JOllNSBURY AND THE STAIR

81 JoHNSBUR KY AND TIE STATR
propose to cure almost nj
Iicted with Headache, Rheumatism Neuralgia ParaIys,,
asthma Piles t"ut Feons. Swengs of all kinds Crar,
Deafness and all Bronchial Affections and s,r ,,her ~
ses that | have treated successfully ' -
PROPOSE 10 check and ciectualy disspatc. more Ach.
VI e' al an ia the same space OF time. the maSse.
themselves being Judges.
named in my directions Nv rIrI or An has
nica and electric principles and therefore auplcal ia
the natural restoration Of auv orsani.
arising from al improper circulation Nervo-Vita Fluid
o., want The MASSES to Join in this the WELL and
the SICK: BECAUSE i: these things So all are alike inter
ested. Ihe cures made 10y A. f. SMITHS
ELECTRIC OIL"
are 20 nearly miraculous. wonderful ard instantaneous
:" satisfactory and mitigating Of human H. a, To- cali ur
public iuictioaries and those having The ,i and
suffering I" look into the web attcst.i merits the .imule
efficacy 81 tlii. Electric on ' " p'S
VIII forfeit 81" if the ErrcTRIc OIL at the corner Of
ANU ana Sth Streets. Philadelphia fails to cure single
u.s. ar i i.hun'tlSin Of pains in the Back Limbs Pc.
sores or Burns. Fever Sores Ulcers Cakrd Breas, SIRE
Nipples Fco> Stiffness in the Joints or Neck or pai,,
m r I" Te ,, al soreness ana swelling IN
ai!ilsii'"sc OF any public institution In the city
NoRE REMARKABLE CURES.
FRED f. SMITH Druggist Of Montpelier has ST Id over s3
al retail in single day. and says ii las never failed 10 i
liichElittlSln Ncur:lgia, &c. "
DH FUEBLSX, Dentist Montpcler. was cured Of U;cu
maiSln. '' 1850 >" VI '''''n
Mrs Nh ROGERS Mortified. entirely cured o, -.r-
ralgia. N" Vi ->'"-
yRS BA!AE. of Berlin cured Of severe sick headache
o ) year, standing. ~
VIZ iTWOOD Of Royaltcn perfectly cured Of iutsrp,,
tory rheumatism. ~ " ''''''''ia
i GENTLEUIN ~ BETHEL c,lrc, of Piles
VIZ NIE'ENH Of Z. Montpelier cur.,: of Rheumatism
, H :" nH-EN OF M"ntp'licr furnish per
sons WI" have been entirely cured Of these very !i.tri,
complaints. E;,E, ! -u,r -
FRED T. SMITH. Druggist. Hotpcicr. Vt oi,.,l, an.
e'l Ai :, !" who'll all ord rs must lie addressed sid
=: -" H. l. krHr>, N"wiIu.; Foster Grow Cbcis,a I q
',iSi'ii' 81 i"liisiirE; q. r. Pri,htrd Bradford
i'-i.a!gc bottles ten times CHEAPEST
-. "i. ~ Agents wanted in every town +. Sell
Agent, Montpelier ~ " ii'i' . .n
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~ X r 5 III \ X X Y A
At the Cheap Cash Store

Fred. Hill has just Received from Buston large
and complete assortment of Vest lii,;i:, G,,od>,
such as Teas. Coiees, Cocoa, Ch"rho.ate, Sugar.
M"lasses. Ssi F>h. Fork. Lard. Oil. Candies, Sal
eratus. Rice. Starch. Cream Tar.er. Soaps and
Spices. TobaccoS SHUTS and all kinds Of fruits
and Nuts. and. III fact all kinds of such article. -
the public wants demand
Also good supply Of fancy DR.: goods; III Of
which viii be s''l cheaper fer cash than can be
hoHsht III this vicinity. 10 lie sure of t.,.. fac:
please call and inquire at the Cheap Cash Sto,,
and YOU " Ill realize ;i:: these .l,irys are So
EEEpEEiCk HILL
West Concord, VT, March :, 1857. ioai-ss.
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LAST NIGHT OF CONGRESS.

The Navy bill is greatly swollen beyond
ITS original proportions by the project for five
steam sloops- ot:war, and the increase of the
seamen for the Navy by over thousand
men.
The appropriation for books for new mem.
hers was substantially agreed to. Members
are permitted to have the books on condition
that they shall be deposited in some pub-
nc library. One of the recipients said the
deposit should be made. The ami.
mus exhibited by members in the scramble
tor these books was disgusting. The country
will brand the act as it deserves. and that :.
plain stealing.
But the great achievement of the session
was the passage this morning of the Civil and
miscellaneous Appropriation bills in the
House which came from The Committee of
Conference with at least seventv.fve acts
OF legislation appended thereto, all of which
were passed in thirty minutes by the House
without one OF them having been read ~
heard o. by any member of the body, in O.
pen session. Several motions were made for
their reading, but they were wholly inefTec,.
ual. '"e"ec'-
=, single item in the list is a million Of
dollars for the Washington Aqueduct-
Many OF the others are appropriations for
custom-houses, court-houses and INST NJ
n'es al T., over the country to an endless ex.
tent There were appropriations of $50 900
eacn ior these purposes in the towns of Col.
umb,a' 5. C.; Tallahassee, Raleigh. Cairo.
Madison, Osdensburgh, Montpelier, Rutland
ana sundry others, beside 500. 900 for =,
Boston Court House, 100000 for Cb,caco
$4,000 tor Buffalo, and numerous otber
places.
The appropriation of 100000 for thu
Kansas Legislature was fought against in
the House last night for several hours. The !
House finally receeded this moruno. and
let the appropriation pass
The projected steam line to the Amazon
was defeated by vote Of eighty three to for.
sy,hve. The Panama and Valparaiso line
did not get to vote.
The appropriations for Gen. SCOTS nav
was put on the Army bill and carried.
The salaries OF the District Judges in ILL.,
noIs, the District OF Columbia and California
we're raised, IN opposition to the will of the
House, by clause tackled to the Executive
md Judicial Dill.
a bill to allow pay and mileage to dele.
cate from Amazon was defeated.
The plan for the distribution of twontv
billions among the States slumbers in the
senate. 1t never came from the Committee t
D whom it was referred
The Speakers valedictcry was nervous
nd impressive, and the House broke up Or :
erly. $
On recent Sunday, Mrs Mary Tavlor of :.
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W., AZ ADlE TESTIMONY IN Favor or OxYGENArEp BIZ

TfEs. oN'"AHAiLo bi
u,,i. " ASHINGroS, ID. G. June TO-
Having made Use u the ONyg,n.r,l Rtnrs ,rru,r.,
~, "'Urs' Green. "t ind>nr w. and from know i
r-' "n'h" 81 their efficacy nhcr case, We ,hn.rfN
'i'irii Them I" the public lrlcvin they viii fiy
>,'i III" ItcoinnIc'la"n I'll IL proprictur W.. h,,.
III, ted. - 80 -'''o w ali 'iIc Al
MII.LiNM lr 'i.l;s [ Senators from Vermont.
JANES SIMMONS. L Senator from Rhode Island
MoREl3AD L 5 Senator and E,rinrrIy tnN.r',nr
OF Kentucky. " ' =! "'''ih''
~, =, ~ ;nhNuiD formerly Governor of Rhode Islam,
" "'''bK'W'E late Governor Of Ni,hi,au
ISL, ,>, III severe cases Of Dyspepsia Asthma And
81 n'l1iv If the >, >eu places alnr M. M 81
IN discoveries in Medical science ANA ha. gwen II
plants. III all their various forms " ~ '"
pr'n.tori Ill, ~" E,> Washington Street Boston,
. AGENTS i bingham. St .!nhI,i,ry. J,hn NJ,
~ '"h!>hnry Centre VIM II MO;afev lyndon Cnrurr
y ~ Qu.l,N '"' LHiioh Centre; Bonney bingham
~, , W rahna; > h'chnlan. ',r"t"n: Parks E"smrr
D.. Wertnrd; James Clark Barnet George CowIc,
~ ac; iI"itch a Jud"vine. South IIarivjcL. r N
cch' 90" sheffield Calvin Morrill, East ST nhn,lnry
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St Louis, March 1O.-SALr LAKE MAIL.
"A letter froln Independence. of Sd inst.
says the Salt Lake mail had just arrived,
having been three months on the road. The
trip was the coolest and most periIous ever
made across the Plains. Many Indians on
route we're either frozen or starved to deatb
and others had eaten their own children.
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'III 7"7II : IIt!Ii'I hIlI IT tN.v an INWrli:i
We nah" y 4 rule never 10 recommend o,paI;
eau h">lrum IN our columns; but having found
browns Bronchial Troche,' beneficial in = ii.
ca>td state OF the Throat, we suspend our rule in
'AeiT favor. believing that DO our Clerical brerh
rem real favor in calling then attention to them"
a iozeng' dissolved III the nluuih has direct in
, ,'.''''e 10 me itc'e" plr'S aavng Pulmonary
irritation, and giving relief III Couo,,s Cnli. ami
the Various Throat affections to which ruhlir
Speakers ana Singers are liable All Druggists sell
tltm 9S' "a
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-03-14
ST.IIE or IERIOAY'

81 Il Ii or IA .NO\I-
Caledonia District IS.
al Probate Court hc.i.I, Il: Pr bate Ot,r in - johns
Duty Within aid for said district the iIih day Of March
\ ID ISL. - "a
Present. the Hon. Charles = Dana Jnfye
\ instrument. 'ifio liz. lee v
Itit al George " H"-v: late Burke III said .i.-
"''a>ei being presented L. the here b..
pe>'i ono ' III" executors therein r.ri.. ir pT.;s.,.-
IL Is "f'ti 10y sai' court that nj s- ne .r.
49, "t''itn L" al'ir Al session 81 t.u:f L. H..
' AZ The Probate Cicc. in 81 JulI>iry ul, lie. 3i,
81 M:f' A. 10. ai:i show causc. il tcy i:!a. Ne
The Proir;t" 81
ia 'i' "":rd Giat cupy Of the Iii, u,,..l H.
y hh>ioi Three Weeks successfully III he ,.lr.:,,a
T. ihtcd ii St Johistury, said liI III
ASA l.. FRENCH. Register .
4 truc copy ofrecord-i;tcst. ASA l.. FEEL, II. E-.,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-03-14
nL'Il TING -xn

Meeting Wednesday evening next.
h"'"lV''!, lha: buchanan. Mason and So,,l,
"h'' signing the o>tcl'! Manifesto had they bee,
captured by pirates and sold INTO Slavery. from
I hthc' escaped. an! found among Us. we should l.,
Il, legally bound !" return them 10 Slavery, a, W,
are ANY other persons.
ERR WiIIPPiE. B.HCJApE
CllAS. RAMSEY. All. 7. + RiVGUiN Neg
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* \ L NJ OR SAL ),

ire s"''srf''''~ "a IL: :....l. ,o- 81, ..,...,
,.r.', 81 'or al. ~" M e, fr,, e,,.rI, 80, nj
ne ''h'' T"i StJoi.rsi,Ii,v Sal! t..r;.,rt,n.
wv" ht'f'l-ri "r:-, oi iN,d .u,..h., -.
'''i":e and l'asil:e: sool A.: c.,.,.,,,r
* li''iiS water .:.:lnin. t. item. MA
s!'is! ut given Tor ms; "f tie ,,;,.,.,,.
lax, al. ioss 80 o. gwen III. ,r:c i ....i.es.
Ill - Mt,t...>
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

Inc simple announcement q. deaths and Mr.
RACES wi! be inserted .!cc OF charge, b, all ob,r-
''s lo'ice' VIII be cAarse! at advertising rates.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-03-14

VIII be sold 1T Public Auction ON SATURDAY
March Il, 1T o'clock. Z. 81. near the st. John,
bury House, one years old bay colt. which VII,
turned ont To me rs security for the payment oc 4:
note. Which note has not baen paid and the :iln,
for reiecmins SAID colt has expired
0. II. WEIGH.
It. Jonnsburv. March 9. 1857 1926
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-03-14
Cs.iRk'S FEMALE Pills

II
HE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY p,,,,r, r, .
csilpt"n"f Sir j Clark. d. PA! scia, Extraordinary, 10
the Queen "
i'i> INV ana'lr medicine is unalI'rg In the cure Of all
'' a. PAINFUL ami dangerous disorders To- which tI 6,1
CONSTITUTION l. su jet. II NO. .rr.tr- .l,,..>.,,ir,
all and speedy ay lee relied on
TO MARRIED LAllES
II Is pee narlv suited II will in Short time ,.;, =,
h"fiiiy period " itt regularity
'''h "''i price ole Glar. Lc;.,> ,.oyeri,;,.u,
~ ''i''t Britain I" prev eat ,",I.i.ri,ii>
'hNc PHI, should "t tie trk-, y, t.:ti
''r PREGNANT during the ir>r three II, i> As the, er,r.
~ "'ii- Oh ni''AEEIAcE; hut Al every .iL,r I'm, ,,i
cry other case They ar. perfectly safe
Sole Asci't> i'r the United State. and c,,ai,
l. {. BALpw!N eco r,,b.,,.<r
iH't"A Moses. Auburn. y Y '.,ii,:Al A,,,1,
si'" an! p stage si'. p, enclosed l., any .ihriz
+" 'i'h' Wi! ensure bottle OF , i!> ~ return, ,,
For nj" by FRED l.. SMITH M.,..;i,r v,t, .
I'm "t Vermont. Sold ~ I:nwri. ltoTT and / =,
nILsh'l. - '9hIshGI!. \ Il Wr.Ls par,iYr rtur
lFl -
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-03-14

The Inauguration Ball resulted in loss
to the managers Of $4,000.
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THE MARKETS.
BOSTON MARkET-March II. Isl

BOSTON MARKEr-M4r,h II. l.;,
Flour. lIowar,l->t =. -, ,-,, ii; -
western ,,,,n,,.,, - h''>' irin" - T.
t,,r,.s>,. t,m'v = - u" '"iiiiI"n II
:, W. MA - 4 - Il" whr. = , -
IL. vhr. - i!'ih> -i.'~> seed ) - 81,
a.. nm, - t'pN"r. Ter - H. :, l.
''.l''h ~ Il u Hops. Ii>t >,rt. l>,; d !.
u" eastern 81 81 W,.I. >aNuiN e.
,.H>. Nt'!' - Il - Am. iull l!nr! =, . =,
-, Z" =! ~ Il : *
~" Ef' ";!ii"i. 1" Il - -
BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKEr-Mar,L;
NJ maiAe '" Bee Cattle. =, Stores 9tai~> Of W,rtin
"\.i - ''", and tah Iau sheep -. lamb, AMI
, " '"i''' AL" -
r'r> Of k"ri- Ear. "9': fir>, qaalit. So second
IL" 50: iiiiri 80 SOU: ordinary $40
Working oA'n-SaI,, II fll5 lI,ul,l
Mich t"w>- 80 L. A.
Sn'rr ana i",inn>- tNtra, s. 10 ). ,y lot, s5oto5
NNiit'->t. tail 81 -
:. iii"c>,. l:l?l.- per IL. r,.low- >.>l-ol. rer IL
CHS i'''d-'" tHii Skins il per H.
iI'l' Was lar nun ,tr cattle 4! n,arke,
Jay ''''' ''>t "''h ai; the quality Wa excellent
=. 49,.
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LOST.
JOSEPH W. ELKINS' ESTATE
SLATE or FEp!JDNT

T., District OF Essex, S.
In Probate Court holden at lunenburc within and
iof s;tid district, on the da, OF March. ID Iss7
Ia ANIL A. ELklNS, Administrators o., the ~.
4 tate OF Joseph VI. Elkins, late OF Granny. in
said district, deceased, present, her admiuis,r,,
account Tor settlement: Whereupon. 1t Is ordered
',it Tue same DC referred to the Sist day Of March
~ leo'' at The Probate Office III SAID Lunenburr'
cerned be notified. hereof. by n1tIca,;or of ,h;,
order in HE CALEDoNIAN, printed at s.. .yohn,hm
ry three weeks successfully u. soon as NAV be-
mat they may appear and at said time and mac.
II they see cause, object thereto. i'
BY the COuit, Attest,
VIM. CHANDLER, Judge of Probate.
true copy OF record,
24-26) Attest. ISRAEL DEWEY, Register.
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1G q To RE-:
Is I SPE { l. REOTE EST

On tuesday evening, Mare, -. a >econ,. and
concluding LECTURE. on
LITERARY LIFE IN LONDON,
VIII be dellvere" in Union Hail, st. Jon>burv. by
JOHN ROSS DIN.
Lecture 70 commence al :. precisely. Tickets l.
cents.
vi ms Lecture the Rev Mr. Cushing. principa
"i the Aewburv Seminary saws: His Lecture =,
'"> Place WAS received wiki much satisfaction. hi.
l"f>"niI acquaintance with literary men and WON
e." II! i-h&iand makes his lecture almost like an in
tervicw with them " 80
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-03-14
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE

The s"''>sr.i er, being engaged in other lnsn..,,
oilers for sale the place wsl! know, ~ lie .Cu,l-
man Farm. s;!narsd I mile below P-s.tri,;.ic
village in l;arpet. S=i.. fa,m crl.:ai,. .iaut 900
acres 81 Ian! suitably '.e,! into iillag-. ,,..,ur
age and w"diaii. Sai'; 'a'7n vii! he sod s;,opelh
&: Or III paris. 10 >lii uruvL.>-li
f">ses>."'i .iv-s an.,'r,:i#:cv. FOR farther ivy
i;sni.rs trauire II Jacob he. ra..u, ;sir ~ II,
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a,hnr o render IT sweet but leave the teeth white
.nd 49,, "'! persons do not know their breath j. DO.
ti inc SUBJECT so delicate their friends will never
and WASH t ui a SINGLE drop Of Balm Your tooth r,,s
VIII last year. e' "A my cent bottle
nv r 1f.at IifH COMPLEXION may easily be acouo.,
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will MAKE m"m, ,; Flowers" rub the beard well and II
rattan IN Hiu SOFT lather much facilitating the on
Drurr,s snisls Price only fifty For Sale nv pm
loo Wahir Dew tt'i cotnfercits. A. WILLIAMS ~
Enc,nt street. Roston, General Agents Tar ~ ~
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-03-14
Town Officers Elected m.... ,s

Observation-Disclosures Beckwitb
Town Clerk-A. Burlington.
Selectmen-Philip Smith, Abel Brow,
Harris Smith.
overseer of the Poor-George D. Tyle
Town Treasurer-A. Burlington.
/ constable and Collector-Philip Smith.
/ L'sters-Jesse Marshall, Jr, Daniel Town
send, George j. Denison.
Auditors-Joel Trull, Willard Rundv r
W. Cushing.
Town Grand Juror-Timothy Sabin.
Trustees-A. Burlington, Abel Brown
Daniel Beckwith.
School Superintendent-Cyrus D. Hall.
Town Agent-George D. Fyler.
Clerk and Treasurer-L. S. Freeman.
Selectmen-Stephen Richardson, Johr
Houghton, Abial Richardson.
Overseer of the Poor-John P. Carr.
First Constable-L. D. Hill.
Second &C. Goss.
Listers-C. A. Parks, O. G. Hale, T. A.
Cutler.
Town Grand Jurors-Jesse Bishop, VIM
Adams.
Trustee Of Surplus-A r. Goss.
Superintendent of Schools-Thos. A. Cut
Ter.
Agent-Wm. Adams.
For County Commissioner Trustram
Sanborn, Al; o. G. Hale, /.
BARNET.
For County Commissioners. Sanborn
had % votes.
Town Clerk and Treasurer-J. Abbot
Selectmen-Lyman Harvey, Walter Alb.
bot, Alex. johnson.
Overseer of the Poor-David Gibson.
Constable-.John w. Gleason.
Listers-WilIiam Harvey, Duncan Har.
vey. John GiIbraith.
Aud'tors-Jonah Johnston, Lloyd KimbalI,
VIM. Stuart.
Town Grand Jurors-Samuel Gleason.
William Lackie, George Gilbraith.
Town Ag"nt-Lyman Harvey.
School Superintendent-A.H II. House.
The Journal SAYS that the Ladies Of the
Congregational Society in Windsor, had a
most successful gathering at the Windsor
House. last Tuesday eve. About 800 per.
sons from all the societies in town were pres
ent, and some $3.50 dollars were realized
"A young man named Crawford. son of
Abel Crawford, long famous as tavern
'eeper at the White Mountains, lately com.
n'tted suicide near Island Pond. and left
'aPerS IN his pocket which confessed him As
he murderer of man at the White Moun.
aims several years since.
"a NAsE OF MAL-PRACTICE.-We learn
rom the G. NJ. Farmer, that at the term If
he Orange County Court, which adjourned
asst week, DIR. W. II. NJ. Howard. of Rr,d |
ord was tried tor malpractice in not perfect
setting and treating a fractured leg Of Mr.
late of Yershire Tid.l;~oa.,s -:..h,
high bone was broken in the fall 1874
nd he continued some four or FIVE months
nder towards treatment, who processes to
e surgeon, and the recovery proved bad
ne-the knee joint remaining stiff and the
'g shortened. The medical witnesses on
ne part of the plaintiff were DR.. Niles. Prof
arpenter' of Burlington and DR.. Bradley
r0f' Crosby of Dartmouth College was the
r'nc'pie witness for defendant. The Jury
verdict of 81 400 for the plaintif