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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-08-03

boncr-says ne can nov walk Ne sef4eo
u IAsaca and tss9&s good ~ aAy Of n,
ringers in The Maz,hals street gang
( A correspondent Of the Houston
! Telegraph thus describes tho Nichol
son Pavsaest:
III esae1sset3sa y simple firs,
the bed Of the street 10 roandsd Up even
y in tAs middle, prcssating eneagh o.
! decline 10 the CUTTERS 70 insure drain
~ee Upon Tie soil i placed abost -.
inches Of sand " esarss gravel upor
THAI. ~ . bed 4 inch plank which il
/ the baA;s ef The structure. II .es yos
take plaak eight ipshss VIE ssd eas
inch nsd halt dick, and sav \ o6 il
lepsshs Of six inches, yos have ehs ma
teriAl Of the supefssractuFe. Thess
pieces arc placed @rm the -, thu
1 grain perpendicular I'D sspasAsed b
straps nailed 10 he bed Ahsat ~ incb
| and = half II Ibis coaAitina The slree
appsass like ~ ribs Of skslstoa. Ne~
over III = psussd a mixture Of GOA
tar aAd gyavsl uatil the intsgelicss are
all hlisd even with the top 4 the ribs
and the vhcle b thea eoa1ea evss viii
tar and utsa \ this sbsa1no Il gravel
il spesaA 81 ~ vssA = ceuQ1seSA
"Chsk sAssA Chieago, kas bseu
| paved this way nsAr nine year,, asd i
still in guod conAition, though il IL sub
jsct TO De heasiess tsnas Of any shvssl
there Ths whole city il nov pavsd j.
this way 10 il nstroit ! saese1aent
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ttcket' IL sScSo vas pfOtantHty tfAl
fA<y wo..ti all die within tks easniae
sis nor Ii ., II might BE- safs u predict
the speedy e1tiction n the party, hi
surprising these citizens 70 have tho "
dinary chsnces Of life, we DO not quiea
sss hos the party is u b. 10 speedily n
seed Of an episaph. fmhshn the Tfhly
surposrs these t~o million cItiScns ~
sctss over in s~ss Ia NE nrpabaicsas
That TO hssuse, wunA sccsan tlish ~
extinction of the LA<noesatio party bal
such wtslseAls dsaerloa vouh bs
soUething of phenfAsnan When
commissions IN lhc army " contract
for supplies could be had BY deserving,
deserNcnas from the De.socrstic rank
were espiseab,e But thcss remubera.
tius day arc yasa TIE Democrats wha
wssa nos st4Aeisad " the party BY grim
epp, held up their a.shss ~hih u wAs
raining royri1gc. llus taoAe Democrats
who have stood fast daring the political
persecution Of the lad I've years are uot
likely 70 20 over 10 ~ Republicans
ns~' whea that party, i'Avias accom-
| piisAsa il ohjsets, Asss reoa dissolve.
Ne party car live - obsolste iaIsss
asd sths slaveFy is.ss With al IL 40
eisssA question: win he obsolete from
he moment the reconstructed states an
Admitted 'ff
That the Democrat party is no loag
er formidable. and y df1llnsd . spsedi
y 49, Away, Is certaialy MOI The opis
% of the. Srsas body n il oppnns1b
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however ms P'oPosi!iyn. I've -
more lasolao,y cons'eelso, "l, = = p
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- surveys u 'crIu1r psTPsssa .
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tssisv 70 sssex Mexico to The II
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Lcgn county somewhere, when on
4 If ,bem frea ,xo shots 5ror r..
a, -. a.,
sVver az ''e o'ner he''her ci "nic'
! took effect, The ole who wss sho
=, howev., e,l nr...,.,s 80 a
= =.
Hshcri thinking he had killed hi
man. fed pr.cipitately and has no
-, h.ar1 .lll =
w" "s'''" VI su''e'
" Under the head Of q Extraor,lina
s a., -, !,
1 ~ ''' '''@s''''s s'"'us" ." w
9th contains thc following:
4 Prom sheriff gooiloe WIN r~l,rn..
La. evening from Jctr,rson, by vsv o
Boston we learn tKr nart;cul.r. ~
strange occurrence A., I'm, oi.ss n,
THURSDAY On dat mo, aim, = CoIo..l
1antssn IA three suLordinntrs of N,
%fsicraI tr,.,n. stationed a. ,h.. ,l.c.
ven, 10 liz SuluLur h .:~ss: ! dssrsra
! do named Bsker who Tired in ~ ~,
AZ Davis county and ra.ch.,rsd IN
Killing ncrr Bnkeq drws a. IL,
rayty and rssloxsd ,h,, - sevn -
ropnci,e,,tl m. pos,.ion ana .aae.h..
thern,ire Eues ~ federal, u.i;s.
forrs.. IL Graham grocery. or ma
he nsae occupation wf,houtlesve II,
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Barnet Items.

DUt'Hct lfcNS.
Mr.. E. B. Clement has sold his brick
house on Church street to Mrs. Watson
for $4,000.
| Quite an excitement was got I'D last
week about parsonage. There has been
no house bought yet for the minister. and
he is going to live for the present in the
large building under the ''hill' formerly
built for hotel.
The road is to be extended from Worth
u Gllllllln's Spool factory out on to the
Peacham road; thus making a highway
from the village through there and saving
the hill the whole length of Church street.
Real estate has advanced one half in this
village since the Caledonia Manufacturing
company went into business here.
Miss Hannah MOOre's place was sold
few days ago at auction for $500. The
one that bid it off backed out, on some
little thing. after thinking the matter over.
and thinking he had paid too much for it,
and other parties took it at the same price.
The young men here are trying to get
up Brass band. They have got their in
struments, and are making all sorts of
noises on them. We expect they will
make some noise in the world, yet, as the
prospect bids fair for good band.
There might be many more inhabitants
in this place. then there are. if there was
tenements for them to live in. There are
great many that would like to come here
and live. and do business. but do not want
to build; and those who own houses do
not want to sell unless they can get an
eXtravagant price for them.
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Dr.. Schenck on Dyspepsia. SYMPTOMS

UT. SCnehCk on dyspepsia hfIOAS
CAUSES AND REMEDY Symptoms Uf Dyspepsa-A
Oi ulne>s- tightneSS and weight IN the stOmdh
together with natuency, acity, Snur offensive bechng
Of wind waterhra>h anu vomiting and great deal Of
stomach frequently there Is also p4lptatOn OF the
heart, which physicians mistake Tor heart disease, and
when the stomach Is in TIL, condition is cOateiwith
a mucuS or slime Ihe rough, HbTous portions OF the
stomach, similar 10 what in tribe i what throw
the gastric Juice and when the stomach gets thick
coat "i slime o. II, IL prevents the gastric JUICE from
lowIns and digestion ceases SchcnChs seaSeed tonic
lSsOves th mucous or slime and restores the stomach
Schencks Mandrake Pills also required to carry of
this morbid matter. Tw"thiriS Of the OF
sumption CAUSED from this diseased state of the
stomach the liver Coming torpid. II ceases 10 throw
ont tile. and III snort time whole system i de
ranged lhe mucous membrane OF the bronchiclI tubes
SympathizeS with the other Osas and before the patient
Is oi 1.-THE or she has bronchial pulmonary
sumption
Schenck's Pulmonc Syrup cannot act freely through
the blood when the stem Is Ia this loci eup CUndl-
ton, without the aid Of the Sea Weed Tonic and Man
drake Pills. The liver has all the blood strain
anu when sctS III uloEo ld tJdltlu blood and bile
run through the system mixed and the whole body
becomes low and the blood thick it hardly run
through the veins Ia ma prty uf hemOrrhages
this thick condition Of the blood The Man
drake rls the liver similar calOme OF they do
what that does it uuiUcks the gall baders startsi the
the veins and the henUTT ha-cS Cease H. when persons
are attacked with hemorrhaye they would tirst take
good purgatlve, something that would the liver
they would be relieved from bleeding from the lungs
and is The only tor astrngents are only tempo
rary. and rr'tat; the bronchial tubes and lay the
gruund-wOrk tor consumption.
DR.. SCHENCk Will be professionally at his rooms ey-
cry week, 81, Bond Stree, New York and IS Han
over Street Boston, from ., A. NJ, until g. p NJ He
gives advice free, but Tor Thorough examination with
| the ReSpirOmeter the charge Is So.
His medicines tor sale by all druggists and deal
ers. Also iull supply AT all times his rooms.
| Price OF the Pumonc Syrup ana Seaweed Tonic
each 81 81 per bottle or s. 81 the hall dozen Mandrake
| Pills - cents per box.
GEO. Z. GOUDWIN& CO., IS, Hanover street
agents for Boston. For sale by ali druggists
(e4thwtnOv2 g.
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DEATHS.

Births Marriages snd Deaths inserted rKrE ubitu.-
rles, including poetry, Blk CENTS a line.
In st JOhnsbury, Oct, :, Mn Cali-ta, wife Of Abel
Willy, aged 60 ycar-
In ST. JOhnstury Spt. ID, Ssan Jane, aged &c wears
wife of Mr.. Geo. Hum, recently of Danrile
In s. Johnsbuy, sept. a, james W Sirccter, son 0,
Elder Strecter Of Litleton, aged 10 years
In North DsnviIle, oct. C. Mr. Ann Severance, wife
Of Robert Kelsey, Es,l., aged 40 years.
In Lynn, Nass sep. -, NaybclI", infant daughter
OF VIM. W. AID Lorraine N. GrOu: Of Barton, aged Ii
months.
1" Lyndon, Sept. %, Mrs Franklin Smith, aged 50
Years.
Ia lynd N, sept. So, Frank X, of George B. snd
Mary j. Walker sgcd Q years
In Lyndon, oct. }, Ed.on, ron Of F. G. and Ans,
Dewey, agci months
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MARRIAGES.

AT Enfield CentIe, y. H., Sept p by james F. Bry-
ant Mr. Wiilism Gsge Of Enfield, and Nrs Eliza Gle
ment Of Chicago, III.
At EastOn, Penn, Oct. :, a the re.idencc Of the
brides psrents by the Rev. d. :. Banks Lieut. Fran.
4. Page, L. = Army, and Sallie, daughter Of L. +
Eilenbe-ger, Esq. of Eas;on
Ia West Burke, Sept 1, ty Rev. +. Guilfosd Mr.
Luther Is. Harris snd MH T. .. Powers. both 0.
Sutton.
Also, by the came. Sept. 5, Mr.. f. W AIard Of West
Bn;ks, snd Miss MARY p. whitlock of Sutton
Al-o, by the same. sept q, I'r. James NJ Winslew
Of West Charleston, ami Miss Nary A Powers OF Sutton
At Wells River, sep. IS, by Rev. wm :. Palmer.
NJ. J. l.. Whitcomb of Savannah, Gs.. and Mis- Ka,s
Leslie of Wells River
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Soma of iron,

an mighty in the ,aber,
fiercely yielded by the hravc:
Glorious in the atalwlrt steamer
Laughing AZ the storm and wave
Beauteous i'll the palace pillars
saving in the point d rO.,
As II bring. tn de.dly lightning
Quei!ed and harmless TO the cod
Bar there i, a glorious c,.eucc,
Where take my gvaiest power
Giving 10 the rs my sure,t,
Sweetest aid, in dangers hour
See before fly diseases
Sc the Garkes: hydra. bow
Sc the rOee OF health and beauty
Take the palcst check and brow
Fly, dyspep-ii. fly consumption
Yes, ali ills are crushed 1t length;
For give what human n:t1re
Only ever needed strength
Shall tell il what great essence
| can thus Your ,pirits cher up?
Pallii, trembling, dying suff rcr.
lis the famed Peruvian Syrup"
The PERI Wan SYRUP il protected solution Of
the rotoHide Of irOn discovery in M dcinc tina
strikes a. the root OF dis by supplying the bio with
its vital principle or lite elenent,--iron.
The gc'.une las "rcruvisn syrup" blow: in III,
glas. Pamphlets free
}. p. DINSMORE, Prop ietJr,
Sold by all druggist-. No 81 Deyst. new York.
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Boston Market---Oct. 8.

FLOCR-Western superiine at $50 Cs s9Ga
common extras at 5000 a sl1.oO: medium do At $40
." "a ll.5O; ST. Louis at Sl2.e1 "a loo = bill
nokN- Wesern mixed, S1.:5 IA 1873; southern
vest, III U.n0 "a 900. RYE-S1.iO al 81. SHUKTS
s25.00 Ia 21.GN
POEk-Prime, $3.50 "a s91.OO: mes, Sy4.;0 "a
800; clear,>2S.U1 q 300. BEEF-Extra moe.
s!5m; family. 5000. LARD, 13'. "a rs. SMOKED
HAMS, ~ IA , C > Ib BUTTER. 20 q sIc : M
CHEESE . aI.c Y III
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Turner's Tic DouIoureux or Universal

Neuralgia Pill is safe. certain an speedy cure for
r completely and permanently cur,d in v-ry short
time Neuralgia in the fscc or hesi nit rly 1ni-hcd
i'll few hours No form OF nervous dse1se withsands
its magic influence. II h1s the unqualified approval Of
many eminent physicians. 1t n aims nothing injuri-
"u- To the most delicate system. Sold everywhere.
Sent on receipt Of II and two postage stamps. TUR
NER y co, 20 fremont street, Boston, proprietors
Roston, July |, 1884, -1y
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Now Ready.-Washburn's Autumn Catalogue of
splendid Towering Bulbs, containing list of the cho
cest Hyaciuths, Tulips, Crocuses, Lilies &C. win full
and explicit directions for their culture 1t also contains
beautiful colored plate, and many other fine engrav-
ings 1t will be forwarded postpaid upon receipt of 10
cents, to all applicsnfs. Address WASHBURN & Co,
Horticultural Hail. Boston, Mass. eowtoct11
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rOCAL AND STATE ITEMS.

IoHNsBURY, VT, FRIDAY, OCT. II, 1851.
!cayor u make the Caledonian valuable for
.. Al MEMS and our friends in Caledonia, Essex
-,an. untes will confer great favor to us
A very mat rally t. thu interest of the paper by
..... local items in brief, legtble form.
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Trouble with Turkey.

Trouble with Turkey.--A serious embrogiio in
our reitons with the Divin hae arisen foows Sar
kls Ninakry T the sale of DIR. j. G. Aver Co.'S med
lcnes driven by the increase Of his buznes to
sity for more room, built his warehouse in Cons anti
nople seTera storios CHER after having otsnd the
nee sury permit from the authorities The Imans of
demanded lsrgs present in money which refused
They then spilled 10 the Grand Vizir for the enforce.
nent OF al obsolete law, which had been diregarded
two hundred Year,, requiring him to take down the
building 20 eighteen feet, whrh granted and the
work Of demolition Minssian then spilled to the
American Minister, who notified the Sublime Porte tina,
Ann rcan property could not be thus trtei WITH and
that the demolition must cease. Then commenced the
usual course OF Mu,sulmsn pTevaTcaon and promises
out no real redress. Finally Mini-ter Morris Informed
HON that if their depredatons continued be should
order The |. ;. ships Of TO enter tn RosphOrs and
Messrs Aver. dical ware house would not be slone
roofiess. stroke of his pen could have laid the whole
city under the sweep Of American Cannon backed by
men vino not sciooled in the ssons Of fear ThIs
brought them 70 their ard speedy redress Min
asian has Low arrived in t!s county to present the
case to our state Department for ind unity At length
1t s something to SAY suon the peoples of the earth
Il am al American citizen Columbia Republican.
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Grace's Celebrated Saive

From Mr. JAMES URLIs, OF AnIeshury, Mass
81 afflicted with severe felon On one # NV fing
ers and tried many remedit without relief Nv frieud
induced me TO apply your -ave. In two d,ys II e1.
racted the ntam alton from my finger so AZ q cnsbc
me 20 res me my work. | can almost say tat the
alye worked like msgic for it effected cure without
leaving scar. | unh, sitsugIy pronounce Grace's
Stlve an excellent remedy, and do not doubt il viii b,
appreciated throughout the land"
ONLY IS CENTS \ BOX
SETH. W. FOWLE & son, Boston, Proprietor.
sod by ,pothecaries and grocer generally. 1916
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New York Wholesale Prices Current

Reported expressly for the ST. Johnsbur, Casio,.a,
by III. T. BALLARD CO., General Produce Com
mission Merchants, No. 3S2 Washington street. y. y.
FOR WEEK ENDING OCT O 1897
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present season. The last one was on ex-
hibiion at the North village, Oct. =. His
weight was 2l0 lbs. and he was shot in
the trap by VIM. Johns.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
The annual meeting of the Vermont and
Canada railroad stockholders will be held
at st. Adams. Thursday. October 16.
An attentive correspondent sends the
Free Press the following addition to the
treasures Of tombstone literature. Ii is in
scribed on a stone iu the town OF Fletcher.
III the northern part OF this state:
Here lies the remains OF - IS wife.
Who mOurned away her natural life.
She mourned herself TO death for her man.
hlle he was in the service of Uncle Sam.
LAMOILLE COUNTY.
The Hydepark Newsdealer says: Geo.
Gould. son OF Simeon Gould, of Hydepark,
while working with threShing machine
on Monday last. in Elmore. had his left
hand caught in the machine. and terribly
torn to pieces. The flesh was nearly all
torn oil. and the wrist and three of the
carpet bones broken.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
During the thunder shower at More
town. Wednesday evening. Sept. 18th, the
barn and sheds belonging to John W.
Foster. We're struck by lightning, and not
outstanding the inceSsant rain. and eXer-
lions OF friends and neighbors. were en-
tirely DESTROYED with the contents. Loss
$1,000, insured Tor $40.
The editor OF Walton's Daily must know
how to farm as well a. make a readable
paper. We have before alluded to his
corn. He now says: Our own garden
has produced IS squaShe s from - seeds :;
20 Hubbard squashes from s seeds. and
the SquashcS are above the average size
for this garden. and about double the Or
binary yield. When the vines began to
run. we inserted pegs in the ground for
the tcndrils to laSten to, consequently the
vines were kept in place and rooted we'll
II the joints.
y lad. named Bagley. was run over by
by team on Wednesday afternoon. and
tor time his injuries We're supposed to be
serious: but he is recovering.
In Speakin" OF the new Congregational
church at Montpelier the Freeman says:
The walls and roof of this edtice are now
i'll forward state. and Mr.. Taft's contract
tor the completion Of the exterior of the
church will be nearly or quite fulfilled
this fall. at this stage OF the work the
building committee make report. that
when Mr.. Tait's contract is completed
they will have expended SIS $50 % which
with a deficit on subscription of Sl,5OO
will leave only 81 100 for the finish of the
interior of the church and chapel. They
estimate that 100000 will be required in
addition to the original subscription to
complete the church. and il the society
will raise that sum they propose to pro-
coed with the work and complete the
church. ready tor use early next summer.
This estimate makes the whole cost OF the
church and grounds something over $780,
600.
Montpelier invites Gen. Sheridan to the
Capital. and the soldier boys hope to Sc
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E,ut LDcuiS.


...,t 1t the town hall. Friday evening.
J.. 18th.
III roI.do,io \.tiopoI R,nL Don-
... JocI,red = semi-onouoI dividend
.." per ''''''' pay "'Ie WI is''
r... po..u,nnsir and Central railroads
.-,, the legislature tDi. fall for fare
,.t.
$500
'' '0' '''0
.,,on =. ,:',.,.., -
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-' d. .''' ''' ''''' INV
.''' -''', III ''"'iii'''''
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'''' '''' ''''''' ''''' = ''tu vi
~ ,''' III W.
-.'o 1t :
"' . -" r., van VI give
81. IrpyrrS hIve become dispusted
i,..,.!ay A. a market day. and have
,T''., NNN ,'''
N ' ~
-pr. Brnaiah Sanbprn died at his resi-
uiai- place on Friday morning.
"A .uag and painful illness. His are
.r-. Dr. -mborn came 10 his place
L,.Ion about the year $50, H..
.,..I aarrime resident Of Lyndon. where.
..4g .,r,c and successful nrac,ico
, I..Il:,, ,.,-i
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''E@ii'--" Dfr.j HUI:

10 situated III the southwest part
.'..i". " ye!y high hill which has
""rA known by the name Of Devil
fi"id rs summit The eye chances
south and west over vast unbruh-
.''..-.->. embracing parts OF Groton
-.'. and Orange county, while to
'|"~ >iread Oul the beautiful fields
''Ia'n and Barnet. There is quite a
'TJ14c road considering the re-
ih"H@h which it pas>es.) from the
"I Mr.. John Gates to within few
rs top. which renders i quite a
'''"i resort to those in its vicinity.
Is top is seen Peariam Pond. OF Gas
"llton has il Echo Lake" the
..' "t the Ninooski. How the hill
ny Tins peculiar name IS uncertain
81 the Older people say that in the
days "i the country some OF the set
one night saw bright LIGHT, around
.pon It. and thinking some evil snirit
~ IT, ''''' 1t 'lie Devil
- 81 ~ ''' nav < oee'l "iaat
~" '''''' '"' !, S'''lS
''' ~ ~ ,a "o-'' "'''
'"'' /" '"''e i'oo' 'lel'
meeting held there. Rev. DayiC
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Nine per Cent. upon the investment.

'''N PCT ScHi. upOH tNo investment.
Thee bonds authoriz 10y act Of Congress. are ism
r4 "niy l. tn work Progresses. and to IN. .e am
only A. the Bjni- granted Y ,lIe Government andre
present, IN al c.sc=, the fret upon complete /.
clupP and pr duc:I,e railroad in 1hicn Lsve teen
NV sted toy rnment subsidies -tDck cripti lus Do
ra'Ion=- surplus eirniu, ctc, 1d which IL or. ruo-e
t1n three tunes the amount Of First M,rtgt.e Bond.
which can be Issued upon il
line Genital I'aci. FIT Nort.A- Ron!= hsy. all
the s=ranccz, sanctions and guarantees Vi the Fscifc
Railroad Ac' Il ,oagr.ss sd have in addition s.v.r,l
noticeable adynts al other cls-s. OF railroad
b. nd.
rms hey are III superior claim upon altogether the
ni,st WITH AID valuable pr ion tn through lu,
>'H Beside fhc fullest teu,t Of tn Gov :. rn,rt
subsidy (Which i -.bIidnlt. Iienl tn rn.t IT,
Give the bench of II. donations from al for ia
IhTt Fully hat til. cost # .IaiIn. ~,u mi - .as.-
ward OF san tT=nci,cO i entra;cd upon the l.s
miles now a'out completed
Fourth loci hisin -Irrady Vi Idins thr,,.-foIi
the .nnual in-eest disabilities. Sitn advlutag ou-
I.t'- Qaya. i,. Ia c.i
Ffh Ie principal eli the int rest q IN. Ronds
being PAYABLE IN ci, Jpn legslly tin ling acr,e-
meut.
Having carefully iuv,stigat.d The resou-c : aid
prospects of the road, aid the mana.cu, nj Of tie
CoHpsnys affair, cordially recommend ;,iese Bond
To Trustees Ex cu;"T- Institutions and others 4. an
inncntlr nd, reliable aud reInuuy1stive form Of
permanent iuye-tm at
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-10-11

vermont has raised very few colored
men, but the record of themis remarkably
honorable. b. V. r. James, Treasurer of
the Republic OF Liberia. formerly resided
at Weybridge and Wells. aud his teacher
was Rev. 5. K. Hall; Ii. W. johnson q
lawyer OF MOnrOvia. was native of Fer
risburgh; and Martin Ii. Freeman. Prot
OF Mathematics and Natural Philosophy
in Liberia college, was from Rutland and
graduated at Middlebury college.
The Vermont grand chapter of Royal
Arch MasOns has elected. among other
officers. the following: II. P, Charles A.
Miles of Brattleboro; d. Ii. P. Edward
\. Jewett of Burlington; H.. NJ. X. Paine
Of Windsor; s., K. K. Drake of Pittsford {;
treasurer, Charles w. WoOdhouse of Bur-
lington; secretary, John B. Hollenbeck of
Burlington; lecturer. George NJ. Hall of
Swanton; chaplain, Rev. L. F. Stewart OF
South Burlington.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-10-11
CHITTENDEN COUNTY.

David Sprague. of Huntington. has
caught three bears in his trap during the
present season. The last one was on ex-
hibiIion at the North village, Oct. ,. His
weight was 2l0 lbs. and he was shot in
the tran BY VIM. Johns.