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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-05-14

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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-05-14
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cen baben fuIen. '5OFsn MIR, ha6 a& btefs
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rem g1abe .~unisrsr Staet ipttoer: Ssrf&punSsn.
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ratben. gu sntf&lipftu uub babsu, ME aas ibrt
g~OrsSnssr, ben @ts mad Der 5aIbtnfl siuss-
t6lasen.
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tel, utr slaabru isbo6 taurn, ba6 Oisit Demon.
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It&sn 5OIStn fetn pirb.
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irbt sutensr wsuiatr Gusa&ttn aIs it, 70 Sdrftn
mir ttntm b~aIetstn .5tteben faF mil Gspi5at
sutss8rnf8tn. - -. *. -. -.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-05-14

6ieiir- gsrIsbuna aud htreits lhon esitcrSer.
unlrt armfr ptrtitrt In tbm sintn Der tapfetI
Pea uRb btlttttsfen 9tsttsr8enstdts, Brighten
stnen lstner, Fa%trtOtti6[sn S56ne.
@dbrsHb ctsisr 'S6ttl Der fstnblt&tn Gaoats
Itrtt auf Der 9urOiritt Ots Santee optrtrtt, 3sse
F5rte Der ROrbtrsuner Spsars stnsn Sbttl Der
pstsrsburo.D tIeOu Balm, 500 f@ atsr, mad.
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mar; anf&ttntnb nab Sufutt aurid, sri4tsn
abtr Ratt btFsn pr5bIia Ia City point unr.
ma&tr BON BIER que stnsn Strstfsus mad Der
9ttsrsburs ano fpdtsr mad Der DanStue Babn,
an Ssnsn tr itbUa nur unbsotuttnbs gsrpa-
funseh 'anri&tete.
au& btr Ratbsr as.rtI II TN tDsRGt6rn Dir.
etntrn oUrstridt unb fol- unIsreu SrupptR bfi
Dublin Depot cine S6Idpp. btisebra&t tab.n.
@edteren Strt&ten aufOtss Rst ibm SOtn ROrs
gan 3tbt auf BEN gad.n unO MIR bisfsn be-
balls srfrtait&trsn Ssrtattn sntsss.nItR.u.
Dtn&tRsr lol BON General gi.stI ipitNsr
,ttltet iuurberi lsiH.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-05-14
Or. -. Grebr,
Office: Ecke MARSHALL und Ste Strasse.
Duuber.D octpr i.

! nntsrJsi6netr lit bic sur &urism an BEN Bdrtnddiaeu
uebel Az grrB.r gutrtaib tsteit, BON benz Ia Surn BERN
3beebeT &rpRe srintLi6 fotsea6srmastn e,bsiit
tuures: Dor Jrd Safrei fredte ID o6igm Ssrrn $3.50
tuf Beabluna bon Jtpi 9ermtnsn ftines @runbfads Sor ;
I'M Sabre 1858 eat i'd ibm ptsbsr $50 sHr 5aliuna vinrS
erttttR Strrnins, 70 paB 6sfeIbe pom $500 gtl6esntrtS
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Suntre, bic e. Dor 8urtena, ais 6as @eto 6nf2o 9rcttnt
9rdrtiuniE tanb, auf ben faEausn GiHfal y1Ii1. cine ,opis
beRe uHr "a %Strfaufta. bic ton denue btadis, lie mir
f3uleenetl $500 In So Rpten aurifsusatlsu NIB linn
nberotss nod cine tabtAe SUNNI atrts lies. @af nreine
etatreaouMe. oos ID 6ee gsIb ia gar Ri9t sefpr6ett, pnb
eas to baftlbt isst ut@t pbne Brriut turadnskuen iskTe.
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Dtnen IN smpfetlsn, bic an ~6smftibta tsbd ieitsn.
2, O a'ntStr.
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StaOt RtdmunO.

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Dis mir srpartstth, ,taben mir cine trtsssrtI
fife ABODE bur6auun&tn eebabt, unS nod linz
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bts @itsltsOtr unferer 3ptt Osutf6su GOmpass
aitu bic pFusFferrtass rtsr,r rusis TN Saosr
ibrtr Gamtfitn fttrrn f6nneR.
3pansis Ritsltstrr Der 8orstsn essiOn, urt,
feas Staliensr, 1peissrten R&i Stsfr, Gage Dor
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Den unb fnS bemsufOI8e mad Gafle Humber
abaefaRrt pOrorn. Soqten aleSait per @&sb
iber bic @rensf srpsotrt perbrn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-05-14
BUR Ra&ri6t an SoIde, BE anlprlte peaatn
ssIsifrtcr 9ttlttdtOisnfs tatsn.
@biutant gsHs<aIS Office, sa
-" 30. RdTI 1874 +

=. .., ..:"- 90. DPaTj 1884. O.!
Colonel SturS Sia, 9ayn,eftf G,rnsraI bi,Tss q as,rs
III sSa benz gUuosrtuI ~astorsrt pprbsn, aut 4nfpraAe
gu Drbnen unb. sum ati&luR gu, brinscn, Die o,aeu, bfn
Stsat cher steeu bic gpufibtriItn Staaten ntatn mill
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fur 9ieientseu, psi&e aafpru@e BADEN, uno 1T IN Si.Esut
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Staates Oesr br gOnt0Ssratisa Stsaftuntabs wur6tn. ALE
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tb6tet uSsr seRprbtu Fab alt IT'D irst i'm DttnRs bsFn-
eea6en Sol6aten, bic ireene roelat Gprbtrunasn SaSen
(aubtr fur 2cbRuue unb & et6uRe) ssGcu bsi Staot obrr
bic goufSbsrtrte &ssisruns, Die 6stmSs. tSrs.. StsdunGen
tbrs Gniprahe ni9t ptri6nli4e eIteno MAIDEN f5nnrn. i'm
neI icl&e l4riftli6 an Gel, bin In Ri6nOnb .inteubsn
un6 ebEe weitere ~lfntoftrn ~eolscttreH laftn.
aue @erIoHsu, bic @nfpraGe iaeEtenb MAIDEN. miiiT,r
ssnaa bic GinSeIksittu dassbsr; = oen Ramen, &onpaas
ME, Regiment, Brigade. DATUM ots GulprH6S folt, ae-
1aa ~anstSebtn aab bur9 cine sertatti& ausashsute gspIG.
ntabt Col. StQ qutprifrt ipsrStn, bic 9nfprlhe aelteuS an
MAIDEN unb Satttuus baritsr gu GET, n, bamii StrftIbe
RAD uno entipredkub banbeIn Tam. -
Die 9~eltenpma1uHe oon GorneFunsen 6ur1 beiabIte
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gbiaf bee geussintuts, ~ Gprberansen 8sr.1tiate
S5us esssn bieislttn gu stpdbren. :
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-05-14

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~llnffren Gttnnbtn fern unb nab bR Na6.
riot. sae mir bon. feet an s.. gfrtsn uus h66
~ tetem Matltptrtbt spn $3.88a anntbmsni
nnp td stpatskn Glplenbdnesn folder Rstsa
mar nod fur bttftn aDtrtb quittiEsa ptrptn.
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mod atnf etnfanSttn, titttn mir bFinstnb. bifs
iofOrt jn tbun. bnmit mir NIT nnitrrr nttntn
abonnsntnS eife In Srbnnns tontHten.
~ Ia mir paptsr, u. {. n. MIR NIT Der.
nsusn Currency taufen t5nnrn, bir alttn $5s
NUtsit bier dbtr ftbt sntrtrttrt nRb. q; bitt,n.
MIR IN etnftnbuns Der Bttrase In Der ntaeu
Gurrenes. DIR 6eransatbef.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-05-14
209 0~FoabRgaeksse
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-05-14
VIRGINIA SALOON.
lite Gtrabe, sptiGsn 0auin nnb ErdnfIin

BEN @lten gartt ssssnassr.
Mestnen Grtuneen ane btnt eee6rttu etutf&en @ubIifuu,
bic &nteist, bab To ftt an pbisem 9Iate fettbsr BON On.
Seecb Rets Stfhbrte Dirtkf9aft a6trnupnsa un6 men,
ehtesrt@ta babe. uno bas Id mid freuen frtr6s, bofsIba
rs4t 5ablrsi9e 0dtt NIT ben bsten 8erd1feu tnb ioufis
seh GI1tif4unssn tehientn ~ t6nuen. Gam rroeb.Hf :,
SO 631 81. mSmn
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-05-14

kNrl SUE btt Sptiten &lr15a9
unierr tnq5B4lf une nm etnatrt6teik Gtf ,t
f4af ID t1l tthlf an uiiper eTtfnik.
1nI@ aplmgEifkmk Dttttum6 fonfeburt 1nff GneiftH
NIB Oetrehtt pttbtn aptE Sic CUM unrtIif &Ift I'll r.
~traettHf tin. &. .160ffbrfs
Ht&meuD, ben 1sisn glasa 1894.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-05-14
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Ru. ,I64 Broad, sptfmen Der &. Sd. ekras,
(btM SbeateT esseRatey1.
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EantoFite Bttne, Br6ubqt 4, &C.. Dae bdnS IN Se-
l9msdsol siassriStst upb perbsH bic GAIT aRfbas GU,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-05-14
Otssie Mn1elaen.
"a 10 sfenbond
Gemmifion Rer6anf

Gsmnltlen Merchant.
.l6l SFsa6Rr. antl6ta trt g. nHb q. Gisaes
&t9nphb. 8fetGie,
tnS1stIt "a IsfAea Btainbsh n2S athSeitaiia ~
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gtaAnIettnf : Ddartn nnitr DfrsAuthe ttBtf hil..n
.&1nlnaiihons ii 4lkfN 81 ka6 ssH
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-05-14
MONTICELLO HOTEL,
80. 155iRo l57 Brpaclr., stpiI6en Der 6 II 7

StrnbeY gttrui6nD, va. i
9as reiltnSs gubtitnm piEb aaf hiefss usa u. ssfSmad,
spl slnstri&tsts beutf&s 9afbaus aufmsrfiara aemeIt- IN
eta Elm isosT a~Hffaasiss RttitHDs De fr.pabIi4Rsa Bintsasr
uno 8erirtbung fRren lam.
Boaretrs fn6tn In biefem gafbaufs aIsi6falS auf-
jna1nie unb CUTE duf beHtfAe Weife b~treitets Spetfen.
Der 8arrpuua eiefee 6etete, 1T eJesaat sina,rIhttf NIB
ffsts nit ben beften grfrilHunesn ptrie6su,
~ Der erpbe {Atne Saal biefs6 6otet8 etdnet Cd
tpraheltA o. BerlsnntlunBen, 8dqen uRD anhtftn Ntas
Ii&Etttn NIB fam Su bitIsm 8wtde aasasmietbt EsfSsn.
as Gunrab GauEr.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-05-12
}loutb's Department.

For The News.
Miscellaneous Enigma.
BHA UEIuN BOY.
! am com 1Ishi Of IL isLtUrs.
My 7 TGs IA is q d iiwrr.
Ny s 81 IL c"V ring for the face.
MY II ~ l3 isnot nal.
My ~ IS l. ArlVth InrAsura.
My III is 10 what sleepy foiks do Ia Church.
hy lois Eirost tres.
Ny 33lt L. cUlJr.
My whole Is lighting Parson.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-05-12

Of Weldon, wero conducted by the plun.
dering officers outside the lines md in
structed to escape, with permission to
mako the attempt. They succeeded.
Mr. Revello is positive that up to the
time of the surrender, or the submis
sion of our men md their throwing
away their arms, that our entire loss in
killed and wounded could not have cx.
ceeded fifty, about twenty of whom, he
thinks, we're among tho killed. I he
balance of the reported wounded Of that
aud the ensuing dayA-for the rebels re
turned the next morning and shot ev.
cry man of our forces found with O
breath Of life in his body, Us to the
number, Of course, be is uncertain, y
must have been killed and wounded
contrary to oil rules governing civilized
Wnrfare--or savage, either, for that mat
tor
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-05-12

sg @ ,!oncl Stephen G Hicks. who
will long be remembered by the nsrun
for bis gallant defense of the foriifc q
tions at Paducah, was in the Mexican
war, first as Captain in Ferris Fore.
mans 81 Il giment of Illinois Volun-
tcerS, and siterward as Lieut.. Colonel
Of Collins regiment, Goth Volunteers
f)r the war in Mexico He wa, we
think, wounded in the campaign OF
l947. On his return home he settled
on a farm in Jefferson County, Ill but
afterwards purchased farm in Marion
County, near Salem, where he was when
the present rebellion broke out. He
raised the 40th Infantry Regiment from
the counties Of Marion, Hamilton
White, Wayne, e., and was commi's.
ioned by Gov. Yates as Colonel on the
25th of July, 1861. The regimen
served for long time in Shermun's di-
vision in the vicinity Of Grand Junction,
Mississippi. Col. Hicks, b'ing in bad
health, was honorable discharged from
the service in November, 1862, but was
subsequently again appointed to the
Colonelcy of the same regiment.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-05-12
NUMBER III.

Nr. Wilson said "ths State Govern
msnts ought to be preserved. Such a
government csn only answer local pur-
poses" Mr.. King said "none OF the
States gro now sovereign, or independ,
ent. Many Of these essential rights are
vested in Congress. Congress, by the
confederation possesses the rights oi
the United States. This is Union oI
the men Of those States" Mr.. Wilson
said "tho Declnrniln of Independence
preceded the State Constitution" What
does this declare ? "Tn the name O
the people Of these States, We are do
clared to bO free and Independent =
The powers of war, peace, alliance ant
trade, arc declared to be vested in Con
grass, b."
In regard 10 the right OF power 0
coercion in the National Government
lLis pOwsT sOws sAtsrAlly and nsssssa
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-05-12
QOrtru.
SPRING.

SPRING.
Once more joyous, welcome Spring,
Relgns DER our bleeding laud;
Once more she comes In beautious robos,
At once sublime aud grand.
The birds, the bees, the 1uw'rets, ali
Are srrlnging to her gentle call;
Tlie woods are vocal too, with notes,
That warble forth from fsathered throats.
Tho Earth again puts on hor robes,
ofbrightaud living green.
Whrre e'er we co. where e'er we gaze,
hsanteous sight is scrn.
She comes, and at her touch, the rose
Expands, its beauties to disclose.
Once more this gloomy land Of ours
she decks with golden.tinted .wers.
Where Ger her welcome footsteps gc,
Reylving Nature smiles;
sho strews with f,ral beauty. all
Our wood., and wastes, and wilds.
Ten thousand 81 very VOTES swell,
In every nook aud loafy dell
Sweet voices float on sveyRas. ~
From every mountain peak aud vale. ..
Tlove the balmy days Uisprlng,
The hast Of all the year;
Aud off, when all alone, drop
Fur thema welcome tear. ..... ......
Aud When these eyes In death shall close,
''y Ol may Il Lc When blum. the rose.
Then may my ~. rt poiso hrr wing,
Agd .utr where dwells Etrrnal Spring.
HdrIisVSville, u, 1854. JgQ. c.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-05-12

... ltOr the News
Enigma.
Six letters form females n4mo,
The Rrst and last are just the aamti
Tbs ssiond hith, tho fourth aud third,
tometimes srsrnS long, though a IhOrt Tord a
Ny whrls's the usme of her, who sang the lay,
Of sweet ehildhoods dream,like Say"
AILLo.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-05-12

Quilp is a great admirer Of children,
and says ho likes the crying ones best
a matrOn with a baby ia 'aas arms,
smiled at his odd feacy and asked stS
the reason Of l.. ''why. yeu soe,
madam" sHii oqiln II have obssrysd
that in well-ordsrod faniliss, as sOoO aa
a child ., 'FisA' @s'y carry him 9q. q ais
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-05-12

FoRT PILLow,-Fort Pillow is stu
ated at the foot Of Flower Island, on
the east bank of the Mississippi, seven
ty miles above Memphis, and five or six
miles above the Big Hatchie river
The situation was selected by the Rebels
in the earlier days of the war and forti-
ded by them, the fort being named af,er
General Pillow, of the Confederate ar
my. At this place, it will bo recolleoted,
serious obstruction was met to the pro
greEs of our naval feet after the capture
of Island No. Ten, and it was finally
evacuated by the enemy shortly after
Beaursgard's retreat from Corinth, since
when it has been garrisoned by a force
of Federal troops. Lately the post
was held by some six hundred soldiers
one third Of the number being negroes
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-05-12

tFor tho NswS.
The Doctrine of"States' Rights" or
the Right of Secession, the Orig n
or the r -belion---Its Advocacy by
the Copperhead Lsade s--Opiuiors
OF Marshall, Story, Everett, and
other Z ninent Iurists.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-05-12

Mr.. Williams, the Union candidate
for Mayor of Patterson, New Jersey, is
elected by about 100 majority. The
Union can didates in four out Of the
FIVE wards ere also elected. The city
has heretofore gops democratic"
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-05-12

John c. Tsves, for about 80 years
editor Of the Congressional Globe, died
on sunday morning, April 10Th, at his
residence in Washington, aged 63 years
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-05-12

Answer to Enigma 10 last weeks paper Jasper new
ten sergoant-To charsds The-POSs-euar1sF'maS'''
' II Folly leland,
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-05-12
Charade.

Charade. .-.
by HORACE.
Ny hrst, I'm sure, can not bs low,
My second, is the EARTH you knows
My third, is what all like to heAr'
Though often 'tis untrue, fear.
My whole, a welcome visitor IT,
lii many Union IAinilles.
2.
Ny hrst, and second, united stand,
As the initials Of our land.
My third means to coneede, or yield;
sly whole Is the hero Of many neld'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-06-24
reported for The CsledoniSn.l
CALEDONIA co. COURT. JUNE TERN, 1854.
PaES EMIT:
PRES ENT:
Hon. ASA q. Adds. Chief Judge.
Hon. j. c. TIBBEITS,l Associate
J. u. ABBOTT, ( Judges.


No. IS. Hill, Danforth & Co. Us. A. A.
Bhnn X Charles Blinn. AssumpsIt for goods
sold and delivered to the deft., A. A. Binn
who suffered Judgment to mass against him
by default. The goods came into the posses
sion of G.. Rlinn. the Mfr claiming TO charge
him IS Joint contractor with his son. Yer.
diet for def. c. i;l;nn. Standard. Clark &
Willard for Milf. Ross Brown & Redfeld for
def,
No - lanes L Henry &c l. e. i
Cbnrcb Action On tho ease for breacb q,
coatrac, in the sale Of horse. Yerdie, for
def S.oddard \ Clar, for Milf Brown
Ros, & RedfsId for deft
State r., Frederick Gardner. Iudjc,mep,
for burnjno the harms on the ,oxn farm in
Hardwick, in August. 1863. Jury could no,
,oree and case continual Bprke 4 Ros,
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he conference of the congreg ational
chul ches of Caledonia County met in the
chur n IN this place on the 18th inst. Rev.
+. c. Cummings of St. Johnsbury was chos-
en- mo ierator and Rev. Mr.. Baldwin of 81.
JNhnsbury East, secretary. An opening ser
M, n was preached by Rev. Mr.. Eastman OF
Danyille. In the afternoon the sabbath
school anniversary was held at which there
was a good attendance, of children, who
were addressed by several of the clergy al
s. by Mr.. Fairbanks of St. Johnsbury. The
toi enoon of the second day was taken up in
heaiing reports of ministers and delegates
froIl different churches in the county. Com
l9unlOn service was observed in the afternoon
after which, Rev. Mr.. Cummings in behalf
Of the members of the conference,t thanked the
citizens Of Cabot for the hospitality extended
Ais ,, to the choir for the excellent music
they had furnished during the conference
lie attendance OF ministers and others from
ab DAD was quite large.-The conference
Of the Advent churches Of Vermont and
Canada East, has also been in session in
Cabot the past week. 1t was fully attended
J. M.P.
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Brief Locals.

Rev. Pliny H. White will address the
Ladies' Library Association in the North
Church, Thursday evening, June 80, at s
o'clock.
The subject to be considered at the school
district meeting Friday evening (see adver-
..sement) concerns every one interested in
,ae prosperity and advancement of the
-o,,c', of our village, and should receive a
mi. attendance of citizens. The object is to
establish a more permanent and regular sys-
tenn of graduation and examination, and
Mace it under suitable control and manage
ment.
The express train over the Conn. & Pass.
r. K. will commence running on Monday
July 4th. The train will reach here from
the north at about $50 P. NJ. and arrive at
the Junction in season to meet the express
train over the Vermont Central. The up
train will be due here about 10 o'clock A. N.
There is some talk about town of " cele.
bra,jng" the coming 4th of July appropri-
stelv We are informed that some of the lead
jng men will contribute Literally, and that
The railroad corporation will give $50.
Old Sol, who seems to be ashamed of
Himself for allowing Jack Frost to steal a
march on him ten days ago, has been pouring
his hottest rays upon US for week past. Not
drop of rain has fallen in this vicinity for
two weeks, to refresh vegetation. The grass
that promised so larg lily in the spring has
suffered much. Crops which got we'll start
ed before the drought were cut by the frost
al the dry spell has injured those crops that
wee not started early. The small fruits
have been much damaged. This CIhursday)
nor ing the barometer indicates rain, and
We hope its prediction will prove tue. In
tn. m antme let US keep up our spirits by
pat. on zing the tow pump and Blngham's
soda fountain.
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= Ill L r N AN MORGAN
BILLY TRULLr

Billy IS the oIly true and Thoroughbred S-.ei.
man Morgan Un lAr turf i8I> size NAs tbs -
nous Bills sOot whose dam was hat FrC.l,s
mare sire hS TIE DID Justin Morgan and SIRE tGe
I'D >hermar } HI dam g. 4 Z Aii'le oay a.1Ie
sized by the al Steele Horse or she f2IaO's 20 al
Morgan of De.by Line ana he Oy he old Saer-
man HI, dana VA \ rcIy fast traveller. a very
os- formed animal and aeet 81 50 wears al age
Billy Tral l. noS Il years OF age. sound and pei
,Jty kind zra sas, fBr any 10 hands. or drive
Las tie appearance uf i've or tx ye.r, Of age and
Tor beauty and style VI carriage i unsurpassed
Color, dark chestnut; height 9j5 los hight IA
hands. AM last traveller Never was train
ei Uu, irottod mile fall u 1851 On the course 1t
l. Jcansoury with 30 lbs Nj Ter Bu-yy and
bad track IN ). minutes. Good Judges say he
an Oe framed easy 10 trOt less than ) minutes
The above Billy Kill he KEEP; al the stable 81
The proprietor al West Burke, the coming sea son
.or the improvement of stock, Mondays, l2es-
lays and Wednesdays, Thursdays ~ Sheffield,
Fridays ~ ~. bloomsbury Center and SatgTJnys
Fl Lyndon Corner.
Terms, TO warrant IS CO. All MAKES vii lie
,onsidered with foal if disposed Of before The
- IA time of foaling.
Billy Is Tor saie-a splendid Saddle Horse ana
sale .Or any che - handle OF aT2ye
DAVID TRULL.
West Burke, June, 1854 lOl-lu,
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tccid ont.

At lunenbursh, June 18th, Tul!y Strow-
br lge was thrown from his carriage and
bad y hurt, by his harness breaking and let
ting the carriage on his horses heels. His
horse ran about one half a mile where he
was st opped very badly frightened.