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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-09-12
TATE OF VERMO ONT.

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~ Caledonia District, IS.
At Probate Court. held al ST Jul.bury, within aid Tor
SAID district, on the 9th day OF Sept, A. ID. 1852.
AN Instrument, purportlng 10 be the Last viii and
Testament oi Sias Grow late of ST Johlsbury, said
district deceased, being presented 10 the Court 10y Da
vid K. Grow, the executor therein named, Tor Probate
1t Is ordered by said court that all persoS concerned
therein be notified 10 appear At session OF said COURT tu
be holden at the Probate Office st JuhISbury the
18TH day OF September o62 ami Shew cause, il any they
may have, against the probate OF said VIII or which
purpose Is further ordered that copy o the record U
this order be published three weeks successfully i'll Tie
CaleOnan. printed at St JonsUury, previous 10 said
appointed for hearing.
ASA l.. FRENCH, Judge Of Probate
A true copy Of record Attest.
li-l3 Asa FRENCH Judge vi Probate
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We Take il Back.

AZ editor out West once gave an account
the trial, Conviction, sentence and hanging
man in his section. The next day the
Ian appeared to him, and pointing to the ar
tie in his paper in which were the minute
,lrtcQlars of his own death, he told the edi-
,r that the account was wrong, that he was
Ave and well, and that he (the EDITOR must
...ract the assertion. The editor gravely i'll
.rmed him that he could do no such thing
-,4a, he "never took anything back" But
.- most he could do for him under the en-
.luas>ing circumstances was to inform his
,-lders that as he was being hung the rope
.Jke and the man lived.
We are not like our Western contempora-
" In the article in THE CALIFORNIAN of
>-7t J, entitled Strange Fatality" we wish
TAKE J0ck Just these three words-"and he
led" We will give our reasons DR. Frank
3agbee called upon us on Monday, and in
.gMed US he was the man We had so uncere-
%yaiously disposed ofm our paper of Friday
.ce'ious, and although somewhat weak from
were sickness, he gave promise of soon be-
x able to resume his practice in Glover. If
v: cannot leiy upon information brought
from neighboring town, and by the hand of
clergyman, too, how much reliance is to be
paced upon the daily kilograms from the
sat of war? Papers that have published
tie scmise of DIR Busbee are requested to
.o,cr his sudden temperance upon this
-.mdane sphere.
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UNRINALLED TOOTH POWDER
Warranted from a'Ij. alkali, injurious sub
stance PTiC" - cents per suA-
r- Beware 81 the ordinary cheap Tooth Powders,
which whitcn hut destroy
d. Nvu " >i L, ie certain that y.ur Breath - pure
Use Dr. Mnrs Celebrated Mouth Hash
Price - cents per bottle
This a>ir.il..iit wash is a., the h-i remedy IN the
world for ClIkcr. Bad Breath. El-eiius Gums, Sore
Mouth. etc II has cured ilualTes-
D., children >icT from T,shaches Get
Dr Hurts MAGIC ToOTHA,RE DgorS Price, 10 cents per
bottle
Are YOU afflicted with Neuralgia D. HuI-is
remedy known
They DO moi aller. nor lSieT lui -ooihe and charm
pain away. Try tcn- fIioc Is .nd57 cents Mailed oii
receipt of price
Do you wish 4 complete sci vf Dental Remedies and
Treatise Pg.SeTyiU c Teeth: Oct
DR.. Ii'm. u. EantFs Dental Treasury,
The neaiesi valuable present that friend
another Price, 81 Sent hy Express Ola receipt
Uf price
For sale all the best stores throughout the country
CAUuOS--Ae there are dealers lao lake advantage OF
advertisements impose upon their infe
riur pTeia rlis. il * Necessary insist nnn having
You call and NOu viii Let the best. Thoroughly
tested and prepared tY xi'crieIced and scientific Den
list Treasurer the Nez YORK State Dentists Associa
Society
Address
WIN. B. HURD * CO., New York.
DIR Hurts Dental Remedies for sale in this place by
J. {. BINGHAM.
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town, Mass. and Julia L. Vinegar of Manches-
ter, n. H.
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Vermont Election.

REPRESENTATIVES ELECTED-GOvERNOR VOTE.
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q TATE OF VERMO T..

- L a L f o + V T. X VI O y L.
~ Caledonia District. -.
In Probate Court held at 81 JOhn>hury within dl for
said District. on the 9Th day of Sept, A u. l>;2
A Instrument purportn. 10 be the last " i'll and TCS
"A lament o Charles Il. Field. late u ardwick, said
District dcce,>edb being presented 10 the Court by Harvey
Bailey, the executor therein named fbi Probate:
1t is ordered bv said Conrt that all pers. concerned
therein be Notified 10 appear at session oil ,ld Court
be holden IT the Probate Oice in ST ohiSbry the
9TH day OF Sept. loG2. and show Ca>c any they may
have against the Probate OF said WILL Tor hCh purpose
il is further ordered that copy of the this
be published three weeks e>>ively in The GalcduIl
printed at ST. JuhfSburt previous sail time appointed
Tor hearing. ASA L. FRENCH, judge OF Probate
A true copy OF record.
lib Attest, ASA l.. FRENCH, Judge OF Probate.
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UNRIyALLED TOOTH POWDER

Do You wish 10 lie blessed til ana admired for Pearly
" he and Sunnl Teeth i>e pr- VIA a. HErLS
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RUTLAND COUNTY.


Benson, Mosley + King.
Cas,!eton, Pitt W Hyde.
Mentlon, Geo W Sawyer.
Mt Tabor, Alex Greeley.
Pawlet, A S houghton.
Pittsford II F l.athrop.
Poultnev, II Ransom.
Rutland, " I Nichols, 4O4 IS
Sherburne, Otis Walker, 20 So
Tinmouth, I Billiard.
Wallingford, VIM Kent.
Wells, Hiland II Paul.
Westhayen, NJ Field
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Barre, Ira Holden.
Berlin, Samuel Jones, POI l
Cabot, Quinton Cook, l59
Duxbury, Isaiah Huntley.
Z. Montpelier, E d Nye, Ill
Fayston, W Boyce.
Narshtield, B B Martin.
Mddlesex, Jacob S I.add, 100 9
Montpelier, Chas Reed, 173 6
Moretown, Austin G Prentiss, 81 81
Mortified, Chas Barrett.
Flainfeld, S B Gale, 121
Roxbury, Chester Clark, 142
Wai:sfeld, H Hastings, 1O3
Warren, Daniel Ralph.
Waterbury, H F James, 1sl -
Woodbury., Jason Town.
Worcester, L { Watson.
wINDHAM COUNTY.
Athens, Scion n. Alexander, SO Is
Bratte boro, David Coodell, 3O7 s
Brookline, n { Mash, 26 Is
Grafton, Chas Barrett, 1913 %
Jamaica, f NJ Torrey, l55 s
Londonderry, Josiah Pierce, l55 3S
Newfane, Oscar l. Sherman, lis 43
Putney, Charley Shrigley, l52 10
Rockingham, J A Farnsworth, 2O9 Isl
Townshend, Jonas Twitchell, l65 46
Vernon. + Burrows, 81 II
Wardsboro, Henry n Fits, ia 81
Westminster, Theodore Cole, l29 20
Wilmington, ? Flagg, 1874 81
WINDSOR COUNTY.
Andover, Joseph Dodge, 20
Baltimore, Rodney L Piper, 20
Barnard, VIM c Danforth, 1872 81
Bethel, Augustus P Hunton, 1913 Is
Bridgewater, John S Slack, l4O 100
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL


OF Gold Silver and other kinds of bows. Ny
assortment and experience are such that | can
fully supply the wants of those who can he help
cd. equal to any op;ician, and at one fourth less
price. Mrs c. c. CmILDs continues to manufac
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Strange Experiments.
PANS, FRANcE. Sept 2.

Paris, FRANCE, Sept, 2.
We have had of late some curious re.
publications with regard TO the guillotine.
IL was declared by its inventor, DIR. Gull
lotine, TO be the most humane method of
intiictng the death penalty, AZ he main
tanned that the rupture of the vertebra,
OF the nerves Of the neck, and Of all the
organs Of the head, Killed the whole body
instantanoously.
Several experiments were made at vi
emma. Some prisoners were TO be exc
cuted, aud several celebrated medical
men, who had already disputed the cor
rcctness Of the statement of DR. Guillo-
tine, obtained permission to remain on
the scailOld during the execution, and
when head had been cut of, it was de-
liyered to them The first was that Of a
young man; the eyes were closed, and
the tongue protruded Eight minutes
were allowed to expire, when the tongue
was pricked with a pin, when it was
drawn in, and the face made grmace
indicative of pain. The second head
was that of a woman; the eyes were open,
lilled with tears, and with most sup
Phcating expression Fourteen minutes
alter the execution the eyes turned to-
ward the side from whence the woman's
name was called. The third head was
that OF the most guilty of the criminals.
\ slap was given TO the face, when the
eyes opened, the face flushed with an in
describable expression Of anger and fe-
roclty, and II shudder of anguish was
visible on the neck being touched
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a trumpet; but we could hear nothing of
our men This sound we called the
Five Mems sound The following morn
ing the snow lay foot thick on our
matches.
The vessels lay off and on for several
days, and although they saw many of
the native boats, they could learn noth-
ing of the fate of the five men. They
then sailed homeward, aud arrived in
Yarmouth, England, on the first of Oc-
tober.
The following year (l5IO Frobisher
again sailed with three small vessels aud
provisions for a year, {" for the further
discovery Of the passage TO Cathay and
other countries thereto adjacent"
The expedition reached the islands
near the entrance Of which is so-caled
FrObisher's Strait, which was the place
Of their former visit They saw many Of
the natives who led Frobisher TO believe
that three of his five men, left there the
year previous, were still living The
natives tried in various ways 10 cntrap
the Englishmen, but they were not sue.
cesslul. They undertook 10 carry a
letter from Frobisher 10 his missing men,
but nothing came Of it, The following
is a copy Of this letter
In the name Of God, in whom we all
bSievc, who, trust, hath preserved your
bodies and souls among these infidels,
commend me unto you. will be glad to
seek by all means you can devise for
your dcliverancc, either with force or
with any commodities within my ships,
which will not spare for your sakes, or
anything else can do for you. have
on board of these man, woman, and
child whom ! carried away hence last
year. Moreover you can declare unto
them that if they deliver You not, | will
not leave a man alive in their country.
And thus unto God, whom trust YOU do
serve, in haste leave you, and to Him
we will daily pray for you. This (Tues-
day. morning, the 7th August, 1917.
Yours, to the uttermOst of my power.
MARTIN FROBlSHER
The men were not delivered, and their
fate has always been sad mystery.
Mr.. Hall promises TO unravel the past and
the fate Of these men, lost three hundred
years ago.
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FIVE thousand CoNrRABANps WANTED.
"A wealthy and highly respectable
gentleman arrived in Washington city
a few days ago from the West indies
having in view the employment OF large
number of persons for the purpose Of
cultiyating cotton upon one Of the finest
West Indian islands, of which he il the
sole proprietor or lessee for long term
of years. His original purpose was to
employ Germans or Swiss, but after see
ing the cOntrabands and learning their
destitute condition, and their anxiety to
be employed, he changed his purpose,
aud now proposes TO take AZ least five
thousand or more of them, if the Gov
crnment will assist them 70 go to his
island, His plan meets the entire ap-
proyal Of leading friends Of the negroes
here.
lie proposes to take portable dwelling
houses, school houses and a church, to-
gethcr with school teachers, a chaplain,
physicians hospitals, printing press,
etc, the whole affair TO be conducted on
the most approved American plan. lie
will furnish each family with house
and garden spot, provide all their pro
visions, and pay them liberal wages At
the end of The term for which they are
employed, the Government, from whom
this leave is obtained, guarantees each
family sixteen acres or land as gra tu-
ity
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Justices Court.

HANNAU CALLAuAN, pt'rD In suit before g NJ.
rS Suuthgutr, Justice uf
G. u Eluorr n.rt the Peace roI Davidson
County, TuuuvpsHc.
The plaintiff, Hannah Callahan, In this aCtNu hIy-
luz obtained am Attachment against the defendant,
G.. u. Elliott, and ISSUED 20 G. ustabe of said Cuun-
~, and returned 10y him, levied ON property belong
ing 10 the defendant aud ON motion uf plainuu IL
appearing tu the slts cton OF said Justice, that the
defendant b. resident OF the state of Tennessee.
Il g. ordered that publication br made for four sue
Iyc weeks Ia Hvwspap per published On uuuity of
Nashville called thr " Uniou,' warning the drtnd-
ant 90 appear before said Justice uu the lth day of
October 1852, and plead, answer, or domur To- said
attachment, otherwise the cause viii hc rut inr hear
ing sr Iu'ts ON that day.
q NJ. SOUTUGATF, J.r.
SEPT 9th, le62-ltW. pr-. tce, $500
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IA PROCLAMATION,
Ry the President Of Ihc United
states,

WAsHISGToN, Sept %, 1862
/, Abraham Lincoln, President Of the
United States of America, and Commau-
dcr-in-c chief Of the Army and Navy
thereof do hereby proclaim and declare,
that hereafter as heretofore, the war will
be prosecuted for The object Of practical
ly restoring the constitutional relations
between the United States and the peo-
pie thereof in hich States that relation
is or may be suspended or disturbed that
it ismy purpose upon the next meeting
of Congress TO again recommend the
adoption OF a practical measure tender
ing pccuniary aid TO the free acceptance
or rejection of all the slave States, so
called, the people whereof may not then
be in rebellion against the United States
and which States may then have yolun-
tarily adopted, or thereafter may volun-
tarily adopt, an immediate or gradual
adjustment of slavery within their rs
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A VENY RELIGIOUS CoLoNEL-One of
the Jealous chaplains Of the army Of the
Potomac called on Colonel noted for his
profanity, in order TO talk about the re-
ligious interests Of his men He was po-
litely received and bcckoned to a seat ON
chest.
"Colonel, said he, "you have one of
the finest regiments in the whole army"
8" | think 50, repli, d the Colonel.
DO you think you pay sufficient atten
ton to the religious instruction Of your
men ?'
"Well, don't know, replied the Colo.
mel
"a lively interest has been awakened
in the l4th Regiment; the Lord has
blessed the labors of his servants and
ten men have already been baptized
(This was a rival rcgiment)
Is that 50, pom honor" asked the
Colonel.
ayes sir
Sergeant" said the Colonel 10 an at
tending orderly, "have fifteen men de
tailed Immediately to be baptized Pll
be id if I'll be outdonc in any re-
spect.'
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destroy them. They last eight times as
long as Leghorn hat. They are easily
carried about They can be folded and
rolled by the dozen, like tue cUmmonest
merchandise. In short, the trade ia Pan
anna hats is the very best in South Ame-
rioa, and it would be easy to establish it
in Algeria, in the West Indies, and in
Guiana.-Load0n Illustrated Neios,
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DAvrpsos CouSrY Continued.
mL1rARY QuARTERs ANp oFrIcERs.

ros,-Hcadquarle on High street Cen Neglcy,
commanding.
Disirici-Headquarter on Summer str'et (Dr.
rord's refideuce) W. II sid,n, Mai 18Th Z s In
ftutry, 4. 20.
TsopoS Marshot--Ilradquartcrs a. tho Capitol.
g. Giilem C,I i-i Tean. Infantry
Chisf Assistrpt Quarfsrm0aeT 80 Headquarters on
Cherry street; No 10, (Iudge Catton's rtsldenos.)
Capt. d, Bngham.
Atsi.hini Qsorierpaster--N No - Cherry street CAT
K. Stevenson.
dssi,hui Qu1risrmastsr - Vine street near Mrs.
polk's rcs,deu,e Capt r n. Limb.
A--i.ss-s Q~'rs,",issss- No, %, har.ot street,
Capt J. " Hale
Cbief Comaiis,ary aadquirters, No. TO- vine u.
/ CAPT. Il M.cieely.
tomwis'ory NJ Sulsiaa'os-B,oad street. Capt 3.
Little
Ao'iog c'pn,is'ary Of Srb.iseaos-Corner Of Broad
aud Col eye streets L-ut Charles Allen.
Medical DUector--ummer street or. Ford's Old
! rcsdeucc) surgeon, g. Swift.
Ms,iird Puscsgor's O6os-Utmrch street, Masonic
Rui ing X. IIWrg, surgeon. slh Krutuoky In
hutry, acting Medical Iuryeyor.
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CITY COUNCIL.

R..p,I of thisrmsa--N ". rticu Pre-, drnl 4.
Newman q. A. May ncli, It,. S,uyul, VIM Cheat
h,.,, y e. Sm th, VI. g L.th'burua, nuJ i - EOuh.
,aai.nou Co,ucl-w = Jones, Preside. /; William
Roberts, T J.Nnrhr'ugh. WIN. Dr,cr, Nm. stewart, f,
loui- Ilousb " Mulnrs, James Tururr g n. south
rntr. A. j. Cole, J,s bny-, Andrew Anderson, !. H.
kruaI,-,a Johu Greatly.
,.ANpiNu COMMITTEES ~ nm r.n orNuL.
II,,oacs-Kuowrs, scny.I M lr.
water Wol.--N Idrrsou smith and Claiborne.
Ss,r -Yu ubroulh, rururr ,soutnU,Ue, pls Is, Dri H.
Naya. ri. Uhruth,p, aud lat"ruc
HLrrJ-Neamin, Stewart ndTurnrr
Ha,pi,ui-I ,,rs, Aayuol aud oau.
,.auoI.- --Chrathau, MAJ urld uuh Know eos
yu, n,puimeni--Crouy, brN aud ND~mau.
nu.-ury,r, Chlaihnu and iay
C,,astly-, mitb, Stewart and Newman.
NIurIs, Honss-Roberls, Slesart aud Turner.
SIur,.-uough Claiborne aud laws.
I,}o,-,hcrturm Brru ard Anderson
syr,ag,--Hough, Claiborne aud Bucn.
W,akLome-Cheathan May dcd aud Know 'es
IDp,prr,nsnts oud E,p.uJihU,, Cole, scovcl ara
Greatly. ....
gtrHr Propnig-Bricn, Cheathum and Turner.
Irs House-May yn,i, Jones and Roberts.
o. The Board oi Aldermen m.ets the Tuesdays
next preceding tue second aud fourth Tborsduys in
cnch n,uth aud the Common Coucn the SECOND
sud lourth thursdays each IN NH.
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ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.

rcrsuus vIshu. to scud Frcisht and Packages by
yne M1rnius Trains w thc IousytltE ANa NASH
VIVA. and NAWyuE ANp pECAruE RAuEoAns
utust have the s-mo 81 me uhye by o'yoos The
sysBug preyN''
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COMMITTED SUICIDE BECAUSE HE Could
NoT EEIIsT.-Tho Elyria (Ohio) Demo-
crat gives the particulars Of suicide that
will become memorable 10 the future
Two sons of Leonard johnson, not far
from Elyria, had enlisted, and still
another John, seventeen years Of age de-
sired to do 80. lie was told that il was
his duty TO stay with his father. lie
still desired TO go, saying be would DO
lonesome with his brothers all away. On
Saturday last his father aud his elder
brother attended a war meeting at AM
hcrst On their return, John was found
ia the barn hanging by the neck-dead
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Photographs, Ambrotypes,
WANTED,

4 I'm OR FIFTEEN ABlE BOD- -9A
ted mon, who are wiling 60 .s7sElsY
serve their country, Co hl mp an fHt>--=.
old orauiZrd and Wulldrillvd Bat -
terry of Mounted Artillery, VII ch 60. l.
has already done good service In sss-S'
the field.
For particulars, apply tp Col MuLERis Head
quarters, ur IN Camp ou the Ialdngyille Pike, nca
the ppuitcutaTy CAPT. 4. X. BCSH
auglb-f Commanding ith lut. Battery.
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"TuE Losr FoUsD"-One Of the coll
ored deacons in the church at Hilton
Head has lately found his wife, who was
sold lrom him fourteen years ago. he
heard that she bad lately come to Beau
fort, whittier he went in search Of her
lie found her in the street with basket
Of watermelons on her head Tie called,
Say, you Niger, what for you got that
basket Of watcrmelons on your head Pr
She did not recognize him. He repeated
the call as he approached. She knew
him. The lost were found The dead
were come 10 life again. A father has
lately found his sou. = young man Of 20
wears or more, who was sold away when
only six years old. Surely war has its
sweet as we'll as It's bitter fruits.
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DIR. COLEMAN'S
PRIVATE DISPRNSARY.

rI'HE attention Of cltzens strangers and Others vis
l ting Nashville, requiring mrhda aid, Il respect
fully called to tuis ohoc, No 2l oade lex street
ond door, between Cherry aud the Square.
DT. COLgMAN " au old pI trtltiUner Of medicine, ht
almust Unlimited exp ricnC' and HntterlnR sueceet
Or many years past, ~ the treatment OF PWyATE DT
EAsn- has md aCGd him To devote b uud vided Htten
uOa n all diseases nf tiis utture. Many rRfes Of
the must inveterate character have promptly yielded
IN his improved mcthul uf treatment.
Primary, secondary, Tertiary and Hereditary Syph.
Ills GonuTrhua, GleRt and all din euses Ol the geuita
and urinary organs, meet with no resistance 10 hl
tomidies.
female rrrgiaruus aud functional lsdcraugt
mcnts Oi the Womb, and the dseass arising from
GeRtatiOn and ill mAuprd paTturitiOn.
Every case Of RcduCihlr Rupture and oi Plies an
Prunpsus Of the Rectum. and most ui FiBtula,
be cured by process nearly painless. II either
nf the latter cases " undertaken by br Coleman, =
cute In inruridblV gdrTdnisd careful nXamtnstied
away ptrsrnW the necessary indications of Hi-cea
failure by his improved method Of operating
iersuns ~ euhrf sex applying 10 person or by letter
(drEorihbg Casc) VT the Hrsi -ymU ms If any acute
sp,C Ihc disease can h. rurrH, 10 must olsrs, by the
abuTtivr mrtUud. ~ turty -'t. ht NuiS
StrCt confidence, prumI rtrruuu, M moderate
charges, viii govern him S'th his patrons.
81 80 mrruurl us,d thr treatment NJ HsHsTra
tssdsrs, a. he believes m mrst rascs) pr'duras .
worse Il svHsr thrr tHt 'i v gwen iu cure
Odice hours from eight 10 thU murnrp til' uhe u
he cv"uinT. lar IN. 'aI-ly
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labjoson Countg .9irtttorp.
CITY GOVERNMENT.
JOHN HUGH SMITH, Mayor,
MILAN SHANE, Rscorder.
JOHN CHUMBIEY, Marsbai.

B,pHig 3Iarshals-W. Il. wLinson, a. G. Tloker,
aud James A. steele
C's,ls ofhe hart,t--John Chumbiey ey-ogcio, FIRST;
joe !. Ryan, cund and john Reddick ihird.
Tas A-,essor-wiliam Driver.
Fevs,ue toiieoior-A. B. shankland
Watsr 1ag COLLECTOR b. Garrett
IredsHra--B u nry.
Wh1fr maser-Th0uas Leake
Superintendent gt he WOrkhoHse--t. Y d D'dI
Superintendent NJ he Haier Hort,--James wyatt
Cbisf qf me Tire Experimentation N Soabury.
seYio,i of ne Csmsi7y- e. n McD-lr.
STREET Ore-s,sr-J l. st wart
t.r, lRo,HsH-Iuhn Nlc hd smith.
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In large assemblies Of men there 10
more feeling aud. less thought than IN
small ones
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COUNTY COURT

COUNTY COURT,
.urlI--Hon James Whtwuth
Clsrt-p indslcy NlchoI
hS- The Judges Court meets tlw d.st Monday in
each month, aud the Quarterly Court, comPos,d of
the Mugstratcs Of the County s held the trst Mon.
day In January, April July an . octohcr.
CIRCUIT COURT,
JuIJs-- Hon. Nathaniel Baxter.
C7srk-nuvid q. Love
o. The court meets the Or Noofay in March
aud september.
CRIMINAL COURT,
Ju1gs-Ilon William X rrocr.
Clrk-Charcs H. igguus
e. The Court meets the 0r.t Monday iu Apru Au-
ruFt and nccrmher.
cHANcERY COURT
-tbuarllor-Ion. Snrnurl % Frirr ON
Cirk and Niasier-I, D., GlrNcs.
g. The Court meets the st Nonda u May aud
November.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-05

A,71ual Of Mr.. O. f. Hall at Ney London
-Highly Important Details Of his E5pe-
dtioa-Mou,iains Of Fossils Found
British Explorers Co,7eciel-7Le Voyage
of he Gsorge Henry.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-01-02

Manufacturer Importer and Dealer Boots and Shoes ofevery
description Findings Pump Sole Rigging, Harness,
Patent Leathers Calf Goat Hog, and Buck Skins,
Trunks. vaIis-s sariug Gloves, Fos and Masks, Black
Brushes Hosiery &c. &c Brick Shoe store, Of
Fort and Merchant sts.. Honoluu. II. I. 26I-ly
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-01-02
SAI FRANCISCO tORDAGE FACTORY.

G>ORDAGE OF EVERY SIZE MANUFAC-
~ TURED 70 order. Constantly on hand, large as
sortment Of MANILA AND HEMP ROPE, (al sizesl Bale
Eope, Tow Line, oaknm, &c, for sale by TUBS CO.,
25o-ly I39. Front Street. San Francisco