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The attempted Issassir alton OF af. sLwANp, In
Connection with tie murder Of tho President, show a
That the conspiracy not the result u insanity
or even nonomaniA, but that Il WAS . deliberate,
preconeerisd plot to strike do.-n tie Goveramen.
y the dcsth u It's two most important oiicial8.
The death Of Mr sIwAKD would be national ca
lamsy second only TO that susIa ned in tine loss Of
,he President. While his services to the country
have been less conspicuous because necessarily
more private in their character, they have In point
OF actual worth been intsthnable. Upon Nj.
srwAkD have dcyolved the onerous and important
duties y. conducting our foreign relations through
TIE dangers that have besei the country from with
,ui. Whi,o Mr. LINCOLN was g,..j nl he country
t.ry Vi STATE VAS sreeuins II from dsnstrf
scarcely less formidable from threatenin.; lore
governments. Iol, 90 con'unnMs was
bis dplom,cy that al the time when
he dsasrdly stteinp, was made upon
his lie, lie lad riccc, del in preventing foreign
nations from m,ddlng in our Affairs. Fortunately,
the numerous attempt upon his lilo was no. sue
,cetSluL and there Is reasonable hope u At be maj
10 spared to cont nue. bis functions In the Cove,
'meit. At tt!s criti. the public appreciate 90 4
full extent how essential arc his counscls TO a.,
welfare OF the country. There is no man iyng foi
. whom The people wodld bsvs exchanged the Let,
Pfc'dcni, so there ia none for whom they woul,
exchange the chiei Secrellry. Ills loss st Mis- tint
would DO almott irepsrsbe, because there is non
ITO oil his place. Another aisn might assume ti'
Responsibilities OF tie olco, bui tho country hs,
bat one AuBAIAs LIrCoi.V, 20 1t las a. tail Iult
a but one WuLns II. SzwA.p.
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NJ event ever caused 90 general AM so profound
ceiling Of sorrow In this city that OF the .ssss-
G'na,ion Of President Lr>coLS. While conpsra-
lively small proportion Of tho people " New York
have fully endorsed Nj. LIEooLS's Administration
there were very few who did not believe him 10 b.
a,.uatcl by rolla Impulses, who did not respect
him ior his essimahle personal qualities. nut the
ou1turs; Of grof for his loss and Of indign siio,
aShinsi the misoreAut bv whose hand be was rnur.
idcr' IL had no uncture o; political fco,in, in H. II
VAS The spontaneous action o. The people r.siding
Z in tits commercial metropolis o. tie un,ry. at
. The loss Of the ustlon's Chief Ma s,rats The
shock fell with psrslyAng Eject upon our c.treua.
80 sudden, 80 terrible, 30 great contrast rom the
/. la.e rejoicing over the bngt prospects Of PEACE
l. seemed too fearful to contemr Atc-.oa dreadful
ito he true. Under Iuy circumstances, the dealt
Of President LwooiS would have caus.d inteus,
sorrow and pain in his city but tie manner u
\ hich his hie WAS taken Id1ed ioeiin1
Of horror H. stat ot gri,L winch caused .
pail OF gloom to settle over the rutlrc city. Al
hrsi the news that the President had been assasSa
Eted could hardly lie believed or III ly realized b,
the people. IL came nm, Npe, tedly, so stunnu-
kly, that Is seemed almos, Ike DREAM chi /. WA
4 not until the particulars were given taAi the pll
lie accepted the ttsr'luS intelligence as actuA !,
/. true. II vas Len that the crushing blow csIue
1that tlo tLll extent u TO bereavement IVES al.
FPrccin,eG, aud that dc iudlEuAI oa Of New Yor,
\ WAS Jurred 10 It's flil depth. Ever counteu4n
7, bore the tokens OF gsIef aud SORROW, alternate
y with 80 expression Il At told OF indyuitop tov,u
the assassin who hal committe' the awful decd
I Groups Of ucn earnestly, ct ,-U.y, discussed tl
:, circumstances connected with tAo murder, az,
q nowhere was leyiiy or boisterous conduct exhibit
ed. In fact he people were n mourning, AM Il.
I appearance of our city could not have been mo.
funeral II corpse had LAIN in every house, Nesr
ly every building was dressed In tho hsbilimeut
Of woe, ihe ilASs were dropped to hAlf-rnaS., au
citizens mourn d a. they never mourned before
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E.EdsAL NOTICES.


{ NOlON ACUEDrCT DEPAETSWNT-TJ
DOR 81 Nith me i'l 90 ,he vO.E toi Wuici ~ may a..
,dtI"A lHe himo q. lef81a Hll uHts OF OHc ~ v
~ I"t.'ti al ~ pil u.I,l II OclDc, u- IA
A'l'1a Niu @tih. D. -, }Or the cOle rue !ll VI
me iIito' lhE STREET In p'uycments, 10 vt: Pawn
WIN tuLL.' ttoss, Itluet. tom aY u to Eat hi,s.
~ liJiA 10 y 10 l,t al. IOth ST., 10 zen III.
al i+lh ave- lne .,,h st. le.Neel lexington "a! j
- sNc' pt5tur, win ono blucka. barclay r. IRON
to"e-u h;a'o 10 Nef. 81, ColstIucL.nx Ieo.ivlar
aLs aAd crlycrts on ana near Inn ay., irom lIth 10
Eui a s and sH",Is Ia lanHCys Jrt ST. nom " e,t ,t
10 luusoA ENer; SD st., lIom "a 10 1 h ave. an!
taA e., ON James 70 O.iver q. sgeclncaI,us AMI
ipus ioi bids con- be OF famed on tlpcat.nn 20 thl
kOBl. H., DARRAGh, a. W. CRAVEN, CTotoi
Agneduct l'oaal. Once Ciov0n AqUeauct Department.
/ ApgiI 10th. 1915. w
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President Andrew johnson.

lrrpt Gu ~ toars u S1rrow, tho nation now looks
. .'o1siy Co him upon whom tho mantle Of ANA
rNN LIA,oiN has fallen. President .Iunssos mus.
u"" complete tho WORK 70 which his lLuented pre-
r'eesH'r deVoted h.. lie aud upon the mauuer In
"Aeh tnat ts'k sASl Do pellornud, depsnds the
i-'.re q. tins country. AZ no time since tho boyia
h.ns q the Wat could tie loss Of Ar. LINCOLN 10
fcs moro kecnly thau now, sud stnl time cou,d n
sc essoy have tLcouLteroA moro d!e.cu.ues q,
s,,unnng tie rcins of government T.e,ysrtbr,v q.
e. 80 rebellion, Il is true las been vir,usIlv ,e
cvn.p.ishcd, but tho important work VI ceuent,u.,
together the two sections that Ter four wears bav,
been separated by civil war, ssh remains to l.,
ne. 1t IL not only the routine OF goyerumer,
MtL Ms JOHNSON has thus suldenly Teen cal, !
N'on 10 .hIct Il is not SIMPLY She lous.uU..,s
o' inur yesrs - administration hat NV deyol,e
up,n lin DuI the Whole future VI th3 nation de.
peldS ~ gTea1 rcasure, upon his ability, wiz.
e,ll AMI Iuirnent n se.t.uz tho issues IN.
NolVt! II 'he present war. Tho situation in which
Il JIhHso' IA nov placed Is even more tryiu1
than i ulrA1 Ice under other circumstances 70,
- s'tsDl thht LIS 4AclAl Lsts will naturally 10
measured by tho standard Of Mr.. LisooLS's wise
Al" JudeiouS measures. The people, therefore,
" ]. expect more from him, and will look tor mar,
efficiency Ana discretion IN lis Administration than
y ais predecessor had been a man lsas dear 10 tho
Hunuy. Wheeler M. JoASsoS will proys worthy
be IS' 'ooeo-SoT u Lam SANl Tie NATION nov
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can question. IN. reason vbv n, corn.. b,,
heen Of more serv.cs " our cause, arises from the
Z fact that b.. ,,,p,.,,. Ia 49,. ,....,. IT,,
80" e''' '
vas known and respected by all cla.ees,
y nd b,t5 H. - -. - $500, !.
"' "'.i IA sn'n esteem oV "e ng powers tha'
Pc might have beon .. rinbtr II the present min.
"ry bad hes oioct'd. But he chose ~ remain an
Independent iaotu,cr Of tho House - Cor. mons.
. -. ,.o 3 ,.,,....- ,,......,......t 800.
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fvPA Ab'e' ADD re United states have Gauss TO do
r'''o ''' ''"''o 10y o. 'ud "ho'o "ofu' on our
teuail Ner' ever ustegCl - with profound alteu-
son. Hstn,ptis l.s l,I,t, ,,to, o, one. and II
.W.uleAi,u. time bc. 70 AspI4cc IN Parliament
or ia tho cot,,o,r,.l r..,.t,, 5lt..,
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We ne compelled 90 give y,tscJlng's qu Jttiors, ~
enc iu Idpn AMI horfi,'e news OF our prosconts
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! SArios is ia mourning iot On AsnoreI and
.,.oyeI Che, M.gislra,., SLAIN ly the tuloi o. al
'pal,ln. 10 th'-, tI, hour q sur nation, sorrow
= go words Will tai 10 coav,y o. ADEQUATE iieA %.
=, erie, "a; ursue heart g o.ery t. i .nlali-
a.lt = ,.- Ts,ublic. The sa.at q ~ o.1as over
. scar approach - peace haa been h,a.cl
l., .. u.e' o. u..c.usrs, whose y..,-i ar
L.s.. ..l., 4-.i 80 i'n. "a AL b.lalth o..
q. a- Iiom Name 10 C4l.,orH.a, tL, ono t.a-
ga. ., 10 MA .e.,c4 q. the dem se Of Ana NAV
b.. .H" Inc ts-G,f rtu who cons, Isrtops'
..-.Itr. rt u.r,g. .u. To- sle Nth th5.s # 81
:.st.t supporters . ou ate rr,f irnt AT
~rpt. rbcr over the tomb Of q ftale man, who
B q. b.slluds ue l,giny u Ole, county. 4
...4 80 w.,4 sac ,.oI LsI $50 rc.entl.
Mo4 cu.rc coa44ouoe. From whoa
mach Wa o4pecleJ. In wlose Wis.
JIn al oouGded. Whose honesty AMI patriot
isa noDs doubted. To loso such man OF a time
vhsr his counsel. we're The mos, needed s On event
~ tl-h flls the minds OF oil with the raost Z oomy
'-r yiiurr. Amer four long years Of civil war,
~ 10 TIC ANGEL o. Pace was announcing Glad cd.
.'r o. o.. peopl,, ou- chaqca leader is
tllv caT-. ava. a, he Esk
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d, yt-,A.ua. o. WIZ tho 81. k has ALLEN may
i.~A ArrcaGr Al rrogtnt We a-o not able 10
.~. tho Vlsf,,i tat .nuefled , Divin.
= : once % thus snic, or nation. Ia ,uh.
a. % lis wiz. I.i Us remain confident TINT
,. 1851 va.,h-g over our Eerli l,e. and tbn, n,
= sat ,4.u.giLau,'y cou,.lc,e lie work II, in
=, re-! our la,e P..s. dent a. u.tlrtr.
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,t.vss t. the tol, r>onl. ,h,s,,r,,,,,., -,
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an upho Gliding n yoye-nr,sn, which n,,, -pch ira.
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A NOVDFRFlrL RUSH ron MALE An
SEWING MACHINES.

=. EWING MACHINES, ALL FIRST CLASS
Dm lI NJ .nG "a hrnj. iOr sale, to zen. or *
rhauFa. Aa.L Ers sod ~ ~ payne. I. Machines
huu. ~. ara IsVsi.'l. y so H.oadRay, W tt.ir.
. siI ., over ton, store. sIg
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GROCERIES,.

80 To THOMAS Il AGHfN, 26O AND &C.
~ Glctngich 81 cor. of Marry e. ani tt.fe YOU
va hud /, A. tofeos t't, hcIr ald evoryth.ns tlfe
.heareT than any t.o.o Ia Sew Yer. one pro,
hou aTJ
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TRADE Notices.

TO PFRS 80. !. OF wILLiAMSBUEGH.
1'v.u H.ld s;ptinl meeting az ~ o'ciotk M.
s.cuinr. g. thtil hail. 30 GRAND A.. b. trJ,r OF
tElfE ms, PRECEDENT. GO
NOTlCE-A MELTING OF THE Blue
4 stone juftop end llAggcr vii le he'd M I ul1u
il4l cor Ion n. and sth ave, on I'es1As evening.
hpih lNst '.ocs u, oifer j. }. bkktfLN,I GaI4-
nan. FRANCIS SHAW, sec 20
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~FEVEAL NOTICES.


4 The attention of business men In hereby
'cs'e ia d eet,d to the lgg, saio OF Brootyn pro-
perry. sdveri,d IN another column. 70 tae place on
Tuesday, lsth, At the Exchange sales Room, ~
ost~sy, Al - v. IL" charter Tor ferry tlcn
Ntv .o.t to GREENWOOD ha' -. ed thc Lesisatl,e,
Vria viii in.ncnssly tdd 10 Ihe value OF thi. ether
. . lo.i abe property. 2S5
Il A.-I.e the Rest ia W in Cortciuiy Dcs-
Z troy Moths. Now IL the tire. Ask lor Bov !cr'S
|. Moth Do,tfo In. Packet. los puteNn, Cloths lufs
tCSrpcs, Rohos Blanket, ard al WOODEN Coos, from
Moths and all po,tuetiye Insects. for Bale by al.
DRUGGIST. 3a1
2 stop thnt scratching aud use WboutonS
: Itcb DIN mont. 1t cur,a Itch and s,i itogm Ia
!!cr-,irt nours and ali eruptions Of the sEil sod
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t,i1 "'oS Vuity ~ q d. ',i'aia'-l an1 - h3"y-l
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IORsE>. CARRIAGES. &c

/. BUSINESS WAGONS OF EVERY KIND
r - constantly ON hand. made IN the iust mAaner;
also tori. second -iAnl, IN COCA order. You b ind
THIS place "A favorable ~ any yoa c4n .nd. STEM
, ARTS iartory, sd IT. between bToaGsGy und Sth
a.
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ATerE.F.ES EOII sAEE.

.. EjLRFNCI FOR SALE IN PACKAGES q!
e.. Also pc ln!,s. III
TOR SALE CHEAP-A SODA WArTL
cooler, hotties aud ess-e. Ap1i' At 10 suino.f =
a. IA TIE ftgr. 1lDAAs LNCNa. Lo
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NOTICE-THE ST. JAMES ROMAN Catho.

NOTICE-THE ST. JAMES ROMAN CAtho:
lie T. a, u. society have concluded to hold no
public meeting On Sunday evening, the 10Th inst In
confeque1co Of tie r~iu and horrible tfanss ton
tbs has occurred IN the event OF the death OF cur
we'd th''t Nfstsira'c.
: A s,ocisl meeting Of the soce'y will be held on
Monday EVENING, llth int. a. O'clgrs. JOHN NJ
GEArh, fr'a. DAVID HARTLEY, See. -
DISAPPOINTMENT - IN CONSEQUENCE
I Of the eject nstional cilamity. tie f.st ,nnuai
bail Of the Young Mon ln.ACr AnlhoN IctlrsrHnce
society 20 !, ot New York, Ia pCs. ned unit. H1n-
dlv evening, April .fsh. flIiLP O'GiiLY, G. aiT-
man ~
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A YOUNG LADY DESIRES BOARD ~
n pi,ate tam b., teiirs lurl ue Lo.e. afr, lo,4.
uet,rea b oGdNEy anu Alien cts. Auu4els h. l-.'
49, lulsIuu -
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

7 4 NEATLY lURNISHED FRONT Hal
AAletruSm g. let, %, i.c s uOO., 10 raie
, ticuAn, - Or without io'rd, without hOlr1 3
IT, .cl. Apply al 90 Mest MGsninIIsA Iisce, D.
sixth
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,TO TIE WORkINGMES or BROONLYN.,
Il A grand mas, meeting Of the worEing1ncn OF
u ootlyn VII he held In tho hsuauin, CO.., Clinton
hnd Atlantic sis. on MONDAY evening, April " A. ~
1cpk Al which questions Of the greatest importance
~ De qitcuaCd. ~ order Of tho Wuikin meme
lrt. -
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NOTiCF-T'HE CI,IKTMFN I-NT7' m

'ors' Association OF tie city and County ~ SeE
D or VII hold special meeting N this, MONDAY,
'Itns, tae = Inst It the ueu Apollo RopiuA 80
.since ~ ~ I O'Clock pre-, sev. al the mCub. s.
no re ideuL JOHN LYNCH. PATRICK IA
~ y, Secfo'Ar, Ig
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

) At 4 SPECIAL MEETING OF GOOD
L VIII Engine Company No. 4 the folio wing leso-'
luton v-s adopted ResOirsd, That IN consequence
q he recent national calamity the First Anuua Ban
Of tho above COMPANY, ~ take place AZ Montague tall
on Monday oveIinf, Apr, l,th To md II hereby vote
lOued lue notice NJ be given thtOu.h The public
PIE OF the tirio IL viii take place JANIS ChHf.
! BELL FOREMAN. NJ. 4. GREGORY, sec'y y,
.nUNGA NNON VOLUNTEERS OF 1852
- Sotico-1he sh Annual Ball OF this COMPANY IL
hereby po-poued until iurther no;cC. On Sccount oil
the death q ouI lamented JiosideuI AbrahSn Lin ]
coln. hl,liLD O'SEllL, Captain. JOHN RAP
I. fEErl, Secretary. %
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NOllCB To PAINIEKS--A MASS MEET
iht o. Al the ttaos IL " take p,Ar' I've AtLeu.i
scum tuI ~ Atlantic and Clln'on tts. on Mlnd.fl
''ehin2 next Apr iith, for the ru pee n advsrc-
ist tb' Ia e'tsts OF tho working mecnAniCs The
d" we IN thot ~ reuoe to promote the iutefe. u
.'' '"fNinf c.A1fH. y16
DAlS ERS--A REGULAR MEETING OF.
tne y. !. J. House Painter Association will be'
held Al Cun,on hal. On Noula, ogoul az iIh lnss NJ
ociu.t. Pane ual attendance is fclic ted. ! AS
y. OIEhE, Prest. W. Is. MATHEWS, Rec.
see. ~
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A MEXICAN X FOREIGN PATENTS
Il. II +, ID DY
SOLICITOR OF P.TFyTS

Late agent Oft $ Patent oce Washington fppda--,.
ActOiloEl
~ State Street, opposite kilby Street, Boston.
After an extensive practice wears
continues 90 secure Patentsin the United States also IN
,reAl hfliain France. and other countries
Caveats Specifications Bono Assignments and ali Pa
per- or DrSia-s Tor Patents. NeCufeden liberal terms
ana with despatch Researches made into American or
fneh NIks TO determine the validity utility OF Pa
tents or nT-ions-and lecalor other advice rendered
an al matters touching the same Copies the claims
any Patent furnished by remi;lins 81 Assignments re-
corded al W a>hington.
TEsrIMoyIAls-
regard M Eddy Of the most capable and
PRACTITIONERS, with whom haze had official
intercourse CHAS- MASON.
-, Commission OF Patents
in2Ne no hesitailonin assuring inventors that they
Cui employ person more competent and
and more capable Of putting iher applications IN form
70 secure Tor them early and favorable Consideration
at the Patent Once EDMUND BURKE
Late Commissioner OF Patent.
" Mr. K u EDDY has made Tor NE Is applicaf5ons On
all but one OF which PATENTS have been granted and
Is now pending Such unmsiakeable proel q, .sr
and ability his leads Recommend All ,
tors TO apply 10 him procure their Patents as
be sure oihavir9- the most faithful chiffon %
theircases. and Al n very reasonable charges"
,,-.., JOHN TAGGARF
large practice made on twice rejected Applications rs
appeals every one Of which decided his favor nv
The Commission OF Patents n ~ Rnnxs ~
Boston. DEC ~. lssA-lU.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-10-13
Andrew i. DnffOn'S Estate

STATE OF VERMONT. Alta Probate Court held at ST
Caledonia District, bloomsbury In said district Oh
the 4th day OF Oct A. D.. l>65
WHEREAS, Caroline f Dut III. administrator on the
W estate OF Andrew J. Dutton, late OF Hariwck in said
district deceased proposes render aaccount adj
mli>tIatlOn and to present her against Sad
estate lor examination and allowance the purpose
OF making Partition and distribution the residue Of
nil estate under decree OF said among per
SOUS who by law entitled 10 the therefore
dered by said court that the under nsder.
lion ana be heard AT the Probate Office III ST Juhnsbuy on
the 18th day OF October. ls65. And II Is further ordered
That all persons Interested be Notified hereof 10y public,
lion "i copy OF III" record OF this orerin the Caeoan
printed al ST JUhnshry three SuCCessVelv pre-
'l"> To said time OF hearing that they may appear and
contest the alo Of said account II they caIsr
an ais" be heard 10y said court in the partIUr
and distribution OF said estate.
BY the Court.
Attest, ASA l.. FRENCH, judge
true copy Of record,
1l-13 Attest, ASA l.. FRENCH Judge
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-10-13
James CLIPS Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT. At a probate Court held a,
Caledonia District )St. JOhnsbury In said district
on the Both day oil September, A. D. 1865.
WHEREAS, William Sanborn, admniStr atOr, de bonis
non, ON the estate of James Gill; late of Peacham,
SAID district deceased proposes render account
his and to present his account against said
estate Tor examination and allowance, for the purpose
OF making Partition and distribution of the residue OF
said estate under decree Of said court among the
SONS who are by law entitled to the same:
Is therefore ordered by said court that the same come
under consideration and be heard probate office
ST. Johns6ury. on the oath day of October, A. D. 1866
AND IL IL further ordered that all persons interested be
notified hereof by publication Of copy of the record Of
TINS order IN the Caedonian printed ST. Johnsbury
ree weeks successfully previous 10 said time hearing
tat IN may appear and contest the aOwaI ce of said
account IL they see cause-and also be heard by said
court IN the matter OF partition and distribution said
estate.
By theCOurt,-Attest
ASA L. FRENCH, Judge.
A true copy OF record Attest
7l-13 ASA l.. FRENCH Judge
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-10-13
ID K. Z ATOMS
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