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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-07-14
St0Ues! StOUeS :!

A large variety which will be sold at cost and ~
Freghts. Merchants would do well to give US -
a call and examine stock. wish to 60 out OF
this branch Of the trade, we will sell low.
We have a large lot of the Lansing manufacture OF
cradles on hand which can't be beat they were made
expressly to order, also lot Of Eastern manu-
facture.
GLASS OF EVERY SIZE,
One more word We are bound not to be MHdersold.
Mdv 10. l85Sn84tf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-04

p.a With -. 10 .s. 'ty .aA gain to the '''p''a' o. u"
bona and oheck Of tSSA ...,..,,,, n. han M. b
OF toaf contrScts, VIZ: .aA.s,- =. /.
Resu's1rr ke.. 9th svesus So . - laE.see.
Regulating ke.. ssh street, 6<h - ~. 80 Nreees
Rext .sir. g Ac.. fth sret. sch aaf - Nc1f
On the saith paynea; sae " :. 's ~ y
over psynest Of LEGO On seins e.s o. NJ rsney po
po-ed to s-- the when the haa ,eiii afe ~ me
seyor made Within lev days the Ttih>'- Us WI
furnished -
The of work BY h- r6 ate the
Evryorn sieSso >; the 'ots amount paid sl>o' IS
At "a. reaEe1 al the time within aosG, % VI A7 ~h'e
smourt u wuk done -
tSs n being ,be o;. smouui OF the oercse tu psset
when Mr. Barey voud hsve been entitled 20 only 70 rt
ecus SSs n and receipt given iot the ~ PER ~nt
b.pr called On be has uceped for the tots Psym Ut
This work 10 still soin< on-i
Tss the city tor tie psymen; Of $stS n on n
18th October sat AID esvs' basnee IN favor Vi the con-
iisotoTof SiNoes.
Fiy ith This nc.liei S17 ID charged tor
sans the Intersections Of diff oclded in his
whch done. The contractor a-es BY the
Farley was Controller rei op the
Contract for the amount thus paid 10 him on these
This he bss d,se- -
done oDy sioshowirs over payment On this
work Of $i,li8 h.t
On the Contract with Nj F1iey or requesting Ffh sssnue
Forty Dnth 20 Sixty INST street appears by the chae
Of the the work. that there bssnee iue Mt Far
ey amer deeuctug the payment. made of eS 81 IL mus APP
tbs. the four eonssts referred TO- notwithstanding the
irregular payments them sdustmsnt b. INSIDE
Mr. FsTey's obs by the Of work already done
have called hs receiver, john A. StGA lis, Of
the discounted By the Bowey Bank for James smith
with amounts the OF the ndorsef whom the
no.as were discounted. The list ia ss follows, VIZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-04

From vESIzUEL,.-PoRro CaBrLLo, April 10 -
IT.. Pr visonal Government issued a commission, H.
i,;no Gen. Paez at New-York, to return 20 mis- ma.
,s Country end accept the Presidency OF the ,ub-
lie TIE documen. was cothdei 10 the eae Of az
members of the Assembly, who were 70 suf ark on
ho AID the bark Rowens which 10 ssil oout the
gOth for Philadelphia. The country was qrle. ard
he sl,hy. Native prodvcs was scarce q; Puerto Co
be 10 ard LsguAy "a, and ruled al bgh prices, owing
10 the revolutions but political shsirs had setl-1
down TIE prcdpe.icrs Of the vteicr were expected =
snye ~ sIsA! abundance lCOE, PailsdelPas Ek.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-04

Tie Ia. book v, nened BY tho Recsv.r OF TIe. Sep,sm-
he. lss thu annexed ts,meot No u shows the
se-p by this t the ooecor Tor each Of the fou,
months 10 IN. coaa az The v..r follows, viz:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-04

tOoO<fo
The above shows the OF Expenditures from
appropriations hicb raised by taxation for the The
difference between this and the amount Included in the tax levy
1887 produced by raised for objects which
expended have than raised,
sy be seen by reference to the appropriations given In state
uIent No. 1.
Statement No appended has been prepared for the
showing by comparison the objects OF expenditure which
have caused the great increase of taxation - -, .-
Ia comparing the total amount OF taxation IN 1898 with o
II will 81 995 GIG A. BY reference
TO the items expenditure will be seen that large
portion this expenditure is upon objects over
hca Council the Finance Department have
control This s shown bya comparison OF the follow
Ing items:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-04

st,cu ocv-,ss tss p' III Inspector, sai sae.atas -
sas.i so fts dsf toe treasury vsss $500
ou The % espetofs that The Cealo i.
u5eer until vsk mpiA< xs5 ssssa ess-
frm-d; sad tAsn hs the soust 10 b. psi 70 tas fns
Should r. Hn..d 70 the m PCT IN he ..se.smessy," rs
sms dfrerce beweea the amount paid sad ae - tho
.s.e..u,eu, 10 1. Of % snsp>etots
The oowiuS Of sodeni pAJmenis loNnd n IA ,.
F,h igSs C Devin. sssirnee cheek No lr f~ psvsY
seventh street third avenue. 70 East Rsrt. SliJ -
Tbi,u, oud payment iof the sane woik The
va. copGimsd bee 1864 and pad 10 the Sov-sy Bsnk,
a, sssisr,e of P ConEol.y, Dec q 1872 A. s.-. -.
De- no 1850 Il L. Be-h .ssisnsss cheet No 2s'o-r&se
kiTs, and Second ssesl -
hi. p.,ueut csrn lccs.~S ana no such WORK orsd
psr. IL Tsyo check No 1s' loo res1-sSs so pss.
Eleventh. sysnue.
Tts PAY nel; csnnct b. locsiss q, a,a -. az, -
NJ. s.-A * Nui,msou s.ignee cbech No .sl1. D ~ ~
WHY .~eOad payment for srsdf's Ls'sao s.~es ~
MI go, 10 River. This check bess aso no ias~
.nt NJ T. NHs. The original ssscssnent was oo'nrn-u
August IS ic% paid TO Z M.ssiTe the eoa''~' ~'s~
p u he sane pear. -. ..,s.,..x ~
ne sssmos1sr, tor 1885 show he .ssessnenn eca,ed ~
t Common Couaei, IN year - b go snsoonuss 70 '
Total Of e7soste 40. ,....-., h.
The transcripts made the confirmed s.ses'aen, TAG
eiser the Finance d. osrtneui compared VIA me 'e'1
4. ~ BY tbs assessors, for'Dd TO ooTrespsaa
The payments th-se coosscis 50 is IS ne eoo. ssss
surveyors aaa concerned eoueond wss rsc Ss
the en lis,a
LAGGAsS kiShTf-ssSo>p ,fkAht sASoS~
AND rivsD AvTSUES.
Gu the 50 Of February 1855 tsrne' fnrey tses s-e e
ssouer made reasisition ,hc Fiasnes pspastm- 80
fellows: a.. -.
Cub gutter and tagging Esysec 'sA stree, f'm sec"a<
TO Youth avenue
This is 70 certify that She above work vss
srded Bernard AcCsbe and that The ssne ns ecea
peted this Depsftues. and ths thcte 70
due sccount thsot 10 the s,,t Bernsd NcSsss o
bis s,sns the uim ~
Less - per cer>
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-04

Total .''''. '''.'. a
The ia this form would not De posi- ~ ~ ,hs 70
NJ. Eli. Fifty street and aeh ~ ~ q. 10
ceiver OF the Bow-ry Bank 70 the CohStoet =.
se,tlemen; under iks assisGulsL me mad mn
ohipI hsd been paid hi, JOB OF ,hr ID 10 nav ony
IN IN n. Surveyors return the Controller issru "
g. 90 which was 80 per the Eoos .,oyysd
thus the account stood rnfh me - - ber- b.
N. i,,pe Of tpds 10 MI Eli. Seventy gan street, He' "
had ben fully paid. ,,-., . ,eeei,, for the
bond. On Eifty seventh street and he ssys MI WINS
n chn,ipr the bond. 70 he Job Seventy entn IL p,
Al sane date Il the bonds cheek VI" .se IF n. A.
FOR $es5 Il has his nent on the
clsres Ina; the svs, received y 10 psy ae
the in .etteulenI o. Us e.. .-ouat an
seventh street which Is s. rlcit AZ :, 49,
paving the the EsslsunleH -, which Smith and
This zoe. striipsy Ill siIs. NE n an, chez.
h ssocis,r had in charging 70 s,tnaly 10 progress.
Thu, f,h', IS sa5 IS p.ysbe on ensa S ~
u s-sT S~v-nrvsh'h .tise hsl a., ss las, D--a
Tin. iaIof.eu:ent Of caaes Ds'i.a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-04

Mr. Dennis states the whole snoNn. Iee.ssa yam ,
IN !, IN, ss.ssunrst roll Tbs second
srI 70 hays zen obtained BY the PfesiA " OF ne -
s,v Ri a, double payment 10 the smospt " ,,
the osns .nnenI q NJ D. sa, sp s.s SHOWN ~ sa
- & IN, 81 th- check BY the essasr Inosf 1sIs ysn
lncoI"Denl o. Ne IN The Auditors hOok fs check "a -
u - ~ r. Row ,ry Bank Interest tbs esstrsesN
' ~. :" sfssst Thu ebeei entered on as s shssss
"a ~ e..ny b,nk returned under css OF Msfta 40.
fsd S w s.sf not lound In the AsdroTs b1sssl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-04
THE CITY FINANCES.
CONTROLLER FLAGGS REPORT.
DtPAsTMyNT OF FrsAScc-CoA rRoLLERs OltleE,
cry OF NEw.YoRX, April 80, 1853 }

To he Comnon Council: ID. .to,.t,. =, III
The Controller submits herewith state es 49,, ine
aud receipts Of tc CoTPoauon Tor
y. ,ssr ending December 81 1851 % The moneys borrowed
the credit OF the Cooperation lh nv ' ~ ~
ths terms upon which Il was Obtained -. ,,.. ,A ,
Statement No appended to this report svs the general heads
Pss7 eIcn.re Of sinking Fund set apart for the
~. 81. 20 49, nncin. and interest of the City Debt
Psymsn o ue .osiyed the City Treasury during the
49,, T ouroes except the Sinking Fund, is 1s 85s 20
Total Expenditure iO,o'0oo 0'
r,oe.. Of Expenditures over Receipts. sS67s %
s..n No the appropriations and pendtures
of The City Government proper for the year ending Dec.
81, 1881 - ,,.,. ,,,Sa, ,ha.a ba.d. .,o,.
The total etPcpo'e unoo '"o'o "oeo' aouH -, 90, ~
The Who'll. OF this sum 10 paid by taxation.
The amount expended during the year 1855 for the
Same purposes, 81 So, 80 u
Reins more than Slg39I II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-04

The excess of earth filing Is 50 90 cubic yards.
The excess o rock yang is s,7i7 cubic ysrts.
ATING AID flFTH STREET, Third TO
FIFTH AND SEVENTH TO EIGHTH AVENUE.
On the 2lst day Of November 1852 bids opened by
jan Furey then Commissioner to regulate and grade
Fityffh street Third Fifth and Seventh to Eighth avenue
TIE made by Joseph s. Tsyo ih-n Street Com
missioner May S. 1856 with Oscar Taylor .
The specifications compared with the estimates OIL Mess
Even seue who employed to examine the work are
follO
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-04-10
DEATHS.

CAun-In this village, March -, George Frank,
only son " George w. and porcas Carr eyed
years and months.
HoHrHrs - ~ Nouh Danyillo, March 3lsL
oubg, wife Of Thomas hober' eyed 81 scare o
months.
PnMrr--In Lyndon, Alarrh 10, " consumption,
3 I.ai4 Maria, daughter of Johu j, and Lu'hrra
Pierco,agcd 10 years,
KIssr-n Waterford Fob, 2G, Mr.. Elisabeth
Kline, wife II the late nathan Kline, aged 51.
WrLrs-At Ftancouia y. H., March II, Kate
Russell daughter ofpr j. l--sud N, 4. Wells
aged q months.
BrnpGuT1-In Goshen Gore, Fcb. 20, 90 tho rcsi-
drurr ~ hs son, Joseph Hludgrtt, Mr hsula-
min hiudgsii formerly " Bath, y. H. gRr1 3d.
pAuri-At Iittlctou, March -, Mrs susan llai-
I. lcy, widow ~ the late william bailey, aged TO-
1itAEG--Foll asleep 10 Jc,us, ~ tho residence NJ
hrr father, AlrE. Benton iU Barton. SUNDAY ''-
ouiug, March 49, sarah 49, widow ~ thr l'r'.
F. VIM. Blake, aged 81, fnr 2N yrlfn she had hold
with o hm hand lhRt uurDu lHirl Whirh las
hold 0f tiu' Hnrk ChT,at Irsua, She drew urai
the cuuhnrs NJ the hprit Land with confidence
and joy, Heaven, and glorious train " AN
gcls accmrd a. hr waiting fnr hers The paug'
~ death aud dlrtfesh ~ firnds wac Loot iu Ga,
Heaursa at Jesus. Wearing with talking III
the thugs 81 Ar Celestial tity, hhg full asleep
aud HWUkr With fhutt aolu,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-04-10
MARRIAGES,

NAN-BRApsuAw-At Lyndon, Feb 2S,
by Rev. John q, Hale, John William Dickcr.
man and Elizabeth Bradshaw, all Of Lyndon.
KtNnALL--NIAsriN-At Charleston Feb. 2, by
Rev. S. Tarbcll, Mr.. Moses II. Kimball Of John
son, Wis, and Miss Mclyina A. NIastn Of West
Charleston.
rcmNsoN-SMtru--At Derby March 4, by
Rev. S. Tarbcll. Mr. T.. Alonzo Hutchinson Of
Charleston and Miss Clatindn Smith OF Salem.
CLAuKr-TuoMAs--At Derby, March p, by Rev.
S. Tarbcll, Mr.. Ephruim d. Clarke, and Miss
Mary A. Thomas, both Of Derby
GnEENE-SEvERENs--At the NJ. T.. Church. Der
by, April T. by Rev. s. Tarbcll. Mr.. James Y.
Greene Of ST. Johnshury, formerly of Derby
and Miss RoNanna A. Seycrcns Of Derby.
McLaRAN-sYNPs-At Rycgate, March 30, by
Rev. Jas NJ. Bcattic, Mr.. Alexander McIaran
Of Barnet, and Mss LucindaaJ eldest daugh-
ter Of Mr. Rob't Symcs Of Rycgutc.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS uildhall, March p, by
W. II Hartshorn, ESQ., samuel NJ. Rogers of
Derby, and Rosillar +. Downcy Of Guildhall.
oooprNouGH-PEcK-At Dnnyillc. March o. by
Rev. l.. Hill, Mr.. Asa G6odcnough aud Miss
Mary Peck, both Of Danyilc.
McLrHAN-BrRNsmE--A Dpnvnle, March %,
by Rev. L. Hill, Mr.. B6b't McLcran Of Brod-
head, Wis. and Miss Mary Burnside Of Danvc
uLtNMsoN-WHrr-At Lancaster, March D,
by Rev. George NJ. Rice. VIM. X. Williamson.
Esq, of Cincinnati Ohio, and Ellen A, youngl
est daughter Of Col John II. White of Laucasl
ter.
BELL--CnANDLHn--At Eunenburg, March q, by
Rev. VIM. bcwcl, Franklin Dell and Mary Nyc
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-04-10

'uHNIus QtNE lItu,rNr NI4uIurit." or owe
labor Tor the good uf an b. thr iusr-,pt,un uu
one IT ,hc ehinr VI bells presented D., d. !. G..
Aver IS Co., to the CiN ~ loWoll That favored
place may have Che hrlls hut thpi cannot muuupu-
hfc ihc DurtoT'H skill which is made available b,
hi. Cherry Pcrtunl and tathaHic l'ills tuall alike
mot only Ia this country brat ~ an countries
where civilization aud commerce have nome
bile Ne admire the lihcrality aud taste NJ those
gCuillmCu la auch donation 60 their native town
We viii remind oar rytu,Is ~ the hsl,uNiug mnu-
rnrc n chime NJ bells spreads over the whole com.
munity that hears thcm, The, are Few iu this
country, and their influence h. little known, bat
ask the cNic from hi, humc Boz GcrmWN, France
or England, whether uc chime ON Trinity Church
does not make HE heart leap into his mouth, and
hie eyes swim in the recollection IL brings ~ the
solemn notes hh childhood, hia boyhnud ave.
manhood loved 60 hear at The buit approach 81
evening In hi. native land.
We wish our generous tuNusucn who God haa
blessed With mean, would consider whether wr
too cannot add thi, one more attraction 20 make
our children aud ourselves love dcarcr aud strong,
~ aud longer the place We call our hume v.sti.
SON Hld Hummer,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-04-10

meration that should attract tae attention Of
our young women, IL was Of twelve dozen
pairs Of boots" described a. useful and sol
ID +" and some of them designed for rough
stalking. had iEeLle snlesl Aud in tlls con-
Hection, We would beg Of our lady readers 10
useheir boofg more-lo walk more. An Eng
lsh lady,-and even many Of the ladies IN
our cities, Of whom some have the idea
that they are utterly incapable Il enduring
any physical eNeuion-think nolhing Of walk
ing from dre 10 ten mites IN day| They
have been bred 10 rational habits Of exercise,
and they know that beauty il not long con
sistent with III health.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-04-10

COUNTY cornr N.r,l r,m "a. & D 'ir 's, p

COUNTY COURT March Term 4 q rs.
II The action Muses. iicti Hud George 4 4.
Nrrrtu nm t7t0-y r---, s-.,,,,s pi-ia-
l,r Juhu.,u WIN 70 Nuntrltr. James Ci,trsit 81 an ~
hhin't i 90. County eft Caledonia. aud state aforesaid
dplns h1siucsN uit''t the raur aui urm "M"ufr k
Tsl 60 prtr','ni, 4" i,t Of t,r .aso g. that the
- u! l liz ElLii.4-c ~ ihia
,s'V n'l 'NIm'h N lh' iahulH l't Tue prcudHuts 81
%" sla lhstanc. and request " the Defendants t
uu- furnished Boo and aut the add work and aiIr at dc
-<t -l ll-zi ~ liz u
tttr u tuHIr tff rth',tUrlhr Defendant. byrYn, uaur
Co. pay aud promised g. pa, TIE Psinuus SAIL sum OF
none, "u urWHud vet thuugh requested the smr un-
iid defendants the day ufthc purchase ~ ms writ ,
ing Indebted Co tho falun M he further at htcr
uus Go the said hrvuIu.i aud further sum of ihc
,'nr an@Un, Coz %"rk lone sid materials ,r ihc same
the said Defendants request aud i cur h,r sum III TN
or tn ssiI prf.lsnts at the said nccndans rsirr,t
anl Va nuih-t sum u The Amr amount fr money had
the fiuuns urh tranrc. at tr said defendants request
Of munr,s duc nn oNiuE nom the said Defendants tns
'piuuns. ma pldhrr sun, NJ the ,ns amount fr
mouc, nui o. no du. tom hr aid prlgud'uts o. the
ton thereof then uui turv promised paw std several
sums 81 none, 70 the Panuis on dcuand Vt the De
any part thereof hut wholly neglect and refuse ~ to d.
an " which 60 the damage u the Pautns rive hundred
hoiur fu-rcsic,l to the court that VIM r Montcth
and lame. .'hhr.t ~ tw" ut ai defendants with
IN them In M. u Is ordered d, The Court that action
l @nuSa To the next term "i The sid Court o. BE- held
~ huuhal Nihin anu inr SAID county on the 3d Tuesday
Of September next aud that the Planun- give notice
the suhsisnc" o said declaration with scopy NJ THIS order
tn be Published thrrr weeks suy,csNcv IN ctucdoniau
thetcuft be- a least thirty DAYS prior said Cuur L.
which this action j. continued
4 true copy-Aucst wM II. uARTsHOIIN t'I,rE
IAWsuotN a DAIE At,ys. siS3
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nrIInIon. InirIIiacnee.

Rev, C. Matton, Of Iopkinlon, Mass,
who has supplied the pulpit for three months
has accepted Of an invitation to take the pas
tonl charge Of the uuiycrsalist society and
church at ST. Johnsbury Centre lie com
mcnccd his labors as pastor, on the first Sab
bath in April.
Rev. w. H. Lord, pastor ofLre Congrcga
tional society in Montpelier, has refused a
call at Cleveland, Ohio, With salary Of
$1,000 year. Ills society at Montpelier
have raised his salary from 81 600 to $1,000,
and have subscribed $4,000 to build new
church. on the site Of the old one.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-04-10
Map Of Caledonia County.


We have to-day, been shown plans and
specimens Tor a large fopogrdPffrui Mp Of
Caledonia County, TO be published by Mcssrs.
Baker & Tidcn of Boston.
The surveys have been completed under
the direction of II. +. Walling, Civil Engi.
nccr, and doubtless many of our county
friends have observed the surveyor pcramhu-
latng the county, marking the course and
distance Of every public road-showing accu-
rotcly the location Of every dwelling, with
the owners name attached-also town bound
aries, location Of mills, schools churches,
brooks, &c. All Of this has-bccn done du-
ring the last two years, Rt great expense
The cnterprising publishers of this great
work have located themselves in this place,
for the purpose Of transacting their map bus
mess, and during the Spring and Summer
these gentlemen will pass over the county TO
make any additions that may be suggrstcd,
and at the same time will receive orders for
the work. Messrs Baker & Tilden come
among us recommended and endorsed by men
of profession in Massachusetts, Connecticut
and Vermont Their maps of UtTrr Counties
(specmcns of which they bring with them)
have been highly approved, and reflect much
credit upon the publishers, and from their
long experience in this business, they cannot
fail to give.us as good and faithful a repre-
scntation of our county as they have of 9th
,crs
Such map is much needed by every resi-
dent Of the County, and must prove a valua-
bic reference. 1t is local work, and our
citizens will see the necessity of giving their
orders as they pass through.
Messrs. Baker & Tilden have issued maps
of Addison, Chittendcn, Franklin and Grand
Isle Counties and have completed the sur
vcys and will issue one of Washington Coun
~ in a short time '~.'''' .-.'....
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-04-10
An n xnnIPlc.

\ strong-mnded, sensible woman of our
village, I've wish there were more of them,)
ordered at one of our shoe stores, few weeks
ago, pair of calf boots, "tust such as the
men wear to use through the spring wealth
er. When reminded by the lady friend with
her that she would make a noise and disturb
the congregation in entering Church with her
thick boots, she replied that she thought it
better to make a little noise in entering church
than it was to SIT and cough throughout the
entire service, thereby distuI bling the whole as
sembly. Was there not common sense in
this reply9 And does not the fact that the
feet and ankles of Americans are not prop
erly protected from the weather account for
many of the pulmonary diseases for which we
as nation are getting notofious' In the
list of the contents of the wardrobe
of the Princess Royal of England, on
her recent marriage, there was one emu
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-04-10

Alert Engine Company held their annual
meeting Tuesday, March 25, 1858. The fol
lowing officers we're elected II. i. Cross
man, Forcmn +, O, Baker, I'd Foreman
W.P Fairbanks, Cicrk aud 1redsTer ~
u. Iamerc, Sieward The following were
appointed as Hosemcn-N, Jay and S, Heath
iaiug Hosemcn, and II. w, Narney, Hy'
dram IeHder.
This company Of boys deserves praise for
the interest they take in having fire COM
pany composed Of their avn comrades and
also Of having one that will not only do ell
cicntscr,icc at fires, but one that will sustain
a good name everywhere, We wish them
success.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-04-10
STITE or TERMONT
frru H I, h, S rs7l -

CUUSrf-t 4A4- n FAfz-v'r frrru = II r--y
4 \ the action Scion s. Could David Ilib-
hard and VIM y MAY partner, ~ trade known BY The
the County aforesaid Paiuuns against lloyd kmhal
aud Jane, ehr,t of narnot IN The County Of Caledonia
said partners ISovn hy the name " Mo"fS Kimh,n ~"
Defendants 9 plea OF ihe case for that the DEFENDANTS
At Concord ~ the County H..eN indebted IT, the
labqr srG and diligence the plaintiffs done performed
aud nes"Tcd aud ior materials r the same provided be
Defendants. hy the Pantlns =, The Dsfcndants special
Instance and request and, also In the TX further sum uf
money lar goods wares sndmcrchuudrc before that
s al lie pu,ns Ec ~ sc. instance and ISmt
and also Ia the Ike further sum OF money Tor money e
Plaintiffs aud az the Defendants Ike spccih 'sInoc and
other money before t6"t Wmc pa aid out and mn nsd
or the Defendants hv the PLAINTIFFS ant at the Defendants
ikr special instance ath request and also n the IKE n-
Their sum OF money o Other money hy The Defendants he
@V found to be- due nom The Dcfntnnts 10 the PaI"tIns
and In consideration thereof tcn and there undertook and
said several of IN the count mentioned. when
herrunto acrW ards requested Yet though onen request
Ed lhc prlend5nts nave never pali the s3ms s1 wholly
n,s'I, sn ,IlsS Al, m & p,TG o 9 ths
gth day OF june 1851 by thcr pruml.s9fy note Of that
received promised one James Moore pay bearer
hundred "riy four doar' and twenty nne cents ON de-
crwars on The same day TRANSFERS, and delivered hr sld
Deieudants became liable and IL cousiicrtion thereof
promised 10 paw the Ncthouvh requested the same
s due and unpaid aud also IN further plea 81 the
that the said DEFENDANTS West Concord the 2gh day
otJanuary d by their promissny note IT that date by
them suhsccd IN the psrtnerehp name tor value re
Ccivcd promised Chase Could Go TO them order
Eighty sN dollars aud sixteen cents demand and inter
est Annually and the said Chns" could Co. on the same
day endorsed and Delivered the ss,d note then ana s
paid 10 the Plaintiffs aud the said Defendants ~ cunsdcra
ton there promised tp the sane IA the d Plaintiffs
yet though requested the same isec and unpaid 10 the
damage the plaintiffs ave hundred dollars and H. s. aud
r. ". Hastings. James cl and John nm
Iuuucd n Trustees Of said Defendants
It being SUGGESTED to the Court that VIM 2 honteiih
said Defendants l. ont NJ the state and that no
sonacvcc has been him ~ This suit II Is ordered
by hcCourt that the action he continued to the next term of
said Court holden al Guilhhan within and or ssd toniNun
the 81 Tuesday aud that the plaintiffs give
rp,>-r e. the said Monch Defendant Of the pcudency
thereof Substance al said declaration With
cop, Ofhs he published three weeks succcasy
~ CAlcdpniau published At ST J0hnShury IN this
State the last PUBLICATION theico to be- az least thirty
prior 10 said Court 10 which this action = continued
Attest. WV. " II AHIsuORN, Clerk.
\ true copy-Attcst. wA. II. ltAKrSHORN, CLERK, -
o. Y. HAR8$t, AN. Sl-,a