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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-01-18

PAPER MAKERS AND THEIR PROFITS.
people wonder why paper is so
high. 1t remains about stationary at
double the prices Of four years ago. The
following exhibit explains the reason: An
examination of the returns of the incomes
paid hv persons and firms interested in
the manufacture OF paper, in a single col
lection district of the United States, for
the year 1866, gives the following re-
suits: Total income of ninety-nine per-
sons, firms and corporations. S94S, 9So :;
of these, one corporation reported an in
come of Sl7S, 900, and ten individuals an
aggregate of S3l4,30O, being an average
of S31, 430 each.
Notwithstanding these enormous prot
its, Mr.. Wells, the special commissioner
of the revenue, does not recommend any
change in the duties, but anticipates that
the profits of the paper business, has cans-
ed the erection of SO many new mills, that
they will bring competition. and eventu-
ally an equalization of prices and moder-
ate profits. May the time soon come.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-01-18

The constitutional amendment has beer
rejected by the Virginia legislature. The
senate voted unanimously against it, and
only one member Of the house said aye
The vote in the Kentucky legislature
OH Tuesday, rejecting the pending consi-
tutional amendment, was 81 to 2G i'll the
house, and ~ to : in the senate
Charles Drake of ST. Louis has been
elected t. $ senator by the Missouri leo
stature He is radical republican and
will succeed B. Gratz Brown.
The senate has passed 4 bill admitting
Colorado and Nebraska as states, on con-
dition that they establish impartial sut-
tragc. The house cohcurred by LARGE
Tote, but amended the bills referring the
subject of suffrage to the legislatures OF
the states. 1t is believed that we shall
soon have two more states in the Union.
Senator Poland is urging the bankrupt
bill before the senate. 1t mas already
passed the house, and it is believed that
this bill, or something similar, will become
a law.
In Pennsylvania the republican legisla-
tive caucus have nominated Simon Came
ron as candidate for the senate. This is
a disappointment to Thad. Stevens friends,
who were, it seems, too sure OF making
him their senator.
The Constitutional amendment was
adopted last week by the house of repre-
sentaives of the states Of New York and
Kansas.
The congressional committee OF investi-
cation on the New Orleans riot, have re-
turned The facts show beyond contro-
yerSy that the massacre was premedltated.
They also show that union men cannot
live in Louisiana with any comfort or safe
~. They are re!entleSsly prosecuted. Tie
committee will not make their report un-
til next month.
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MARRIAGES..

Atwest Concord. Jan. l. By Rav. /. h. Tator, NJ T.
A. Burnhqm and Miss Nary J. Ladd, only daughter oil
John Ladd, Esq, WaenMd-
In Sheffield Jan. 10, by Rev. s W. stiles, Mr.. VII
come j. Fletcher If Sutton, and Mrs NJ 'rtha Hall 81
Sheffield.
In Col heeteT, Dec g. Mr.. Moses W. Cheney OF Dan
will and Mrs. Cgntha G. W. hburn OF Colchester
L. Woodstock Jan. 1, Mr.. Charlie Adams Of Danville
and Miss Mary NJ. Gibbs of Barnard
in Danv lie Jan. 1, NJ. VIM. IL. Wallace OF Barnet,
an Mis- Martins H. Morrill, Of North DsnvIe.
In Chest T. y H.. Jan 1, by Rev. Caleb b own assis
cd ly Rev. James Holm :. o. Au' urn, Sir. Milton A
Buck If Eas Burke md iis- Jennie E. BGoSn, daughter
of the officiating clergyman
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-01-18

IMPEA CINENr OF TIE PRESIDENT
This matter has been moro prominently
brought before congress this week, not
withstanaing the daily kilograms that
come from Washington announcing that
the subject is unpopular, and that there is
not the least danger of its being done. In
the House on Monday, Mr.. Loan of Mis-.
souri, spoke at length in support Of Mr.
kclso's resolution impeaching the Presi
dent. His charges were specific. After
reviewing the closing part of the rebellion
the assassination of Mr.. Lincoln. and tn,
part Mr. johnson had played for the las
year, he charged him of now being tn,
head of the rebellion, because leader OF
the late rebels, and the one from whom
they expect and receive pardons and IA
vors. The conspiracy had secured the ex
ecutive department in the interest of reb
els, and efforts were now made to secure
the legislature also. There were but two
parties in the country now one was fol
loyalty and the other for rebellion and
the people had decided at the late elections
in favor Of the loyal congress Of the peopl,
and against the president of the rebels.
While Mr.. Loan was speaking the hour
for adjournment arrived and further de.
bate WAS cut of.
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In Newark, Jai. =, Henry DOLL f, Esq., aged js.
In MnUt, Sc, Dec. 90 ah Jane, daughtr of Jason
and Susan Cur: lie. Of Brighten.
VI Norway. Ne, Jan G. Isaac DenisOn E-q, sged S.
years anu IN nttls form rly OF Burke.
At Lyndon, Jan. - Of umption, Carrie l., dargh-
ter of john W Ev rs, Esq. aged %
At st. John bury Centre jan @ 1Sf, Con umption
Emily A.. dau her # J. L. and b. ". Glber. formerly
Of IIuntngville, G. j.. aged 10 years month aid IL
days. SherbroOk Gaz tie please copy.
This Lovely bud Of life 20 far
Death claimed, ere fully lloSn;
Du faith look Up TO heaven AMI ihere
Bcho ds if the thrcnc,
" he e in immO tai b DOM she thrives,
AID ne'er shall know decay;
No =cythe Of dcl reach tn skies
To saatch Or bud away.
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GOLD AND GOVERNMENTS. Jan. Is
BOSTON MiHEET...IJ

FLOtR-W's tera superfinc n Sla.0i @ Slhih: CON-
mon ,xtr at ST. 81 IA 50 medium GO Ct 81. na "a
400; st. Louis at 5i.51 q lao 2 bid. southern
Flour, &6,0o.
cpRN-Wcs'.rn mixed, ST.. @1.:S. hcTa yellow
Sl.-0 "a L.. OATS-Tor her, 80 ii 0.N'; vest II
1oo "a Geo. RYE $40 "a i0. SHOEIS-s.5.tG 81
&."". FINE fEt d -s:G.0I "a $500. MIDDIINGS,
500 "a q 20 2 ton.
PORk-Pime J ca; mess, $.??.'0 "a -; Gle T,
$3.50 a 25.0n. BEEF-Exla mes SID -; f mflv
S34.5h. LARD, i "a 1910. SMOKED HANS, Is /. ia
lie ? 10. BUTTER, Is q i2c Z lb. CHsEaE, 13 q
1gc = h.
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JOB PRINTING.

We are adding to oar Printing facilities
from time to time. and intend to al,rdys Gt
prepared to do nearly all kinds Of job Print.
ing. such as Wedding. address and Business
Cards. Circulars. Bill Heads. Blanks. Re.
ceipts. .4uction Bills and Posters, in g0O0
style and at jar prices.
c. VI. STONE & co.
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The NURSERY is new juvenile maya
zine which presents itself to the public
with the new year 1t differs from all
the other childrcn's magazines with which
we arc acquainted, in that it is adapted
especially to the capacities and tastes of
the little ones-say children under eight
years of age. Most, if not all other peri
odicals for the children, begin at the age
where the Nmyey leaves off. The tacul-
~ of writing so as to entertain and in
struct the little ones. is rare one, but one
which the editor and writers for this pc
riodical seem to possess in good de-
gree.
The Nursery is edited by Fanny 2.
Seaverns, and published by A. Williams,
Boston. 1t is beautiful quarto-shaped
monthly, richly illustrated, and the fact
that it is from the press of Rand Il Avery
is a guaranty of its perfect Typography.
Its terms are only $3.50 year, or 10
cents 4 number.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-01-18

The pews in Henry Ward Beecher's
church were sold Tuesday evening. II. b
Claflin paying $3.50 for the first choice
besides Sl2O for the pew itself All the
choice seats in the house were sold at good
premiums, and the amount of the sales
will exceed $4,000, against S43. 600
last year
George Peabody's donations for the
last fourteen years. amount to $1,000
ooo, or, emitting Sundays, $1,000 day.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-01-18
CAMBRIDGE MARKET..I5.

u rket Re Extra Sia00 % 1880 First quail =
$40 si1.'1. second, $3.50 a 500 TLi.d -.
5 ore Cltt!e-Work Eg oxen 2 pair, $50, :3ih. So
a 500.
Mich CONS and caves ~ 55 81 a To-.
1eiih $50 "a -. Two yer Old, 40 q -. Tire
yesrs Old So "a %
Sheep and L mbs -Inl t, 5i.5a, 300 40 a. :Oe.-
Ex IA, - IA 500 Sprin. lamb. 5000 "a G.m.
Hides, 81 "a o:. Iallow, "a &c. rciis, :1.00 "a
LIS. Calf Skin, g "a Ohc
celp's OF cattle rger han last week there being
lHl! heal. There sies made At advance rric -.
but IN were up ror quality, nd wCu drc from
"a 10 cwt each. Prices for the general quIli Gu 3
9 cwt lower and in insta II e cwt. Clttir
contiu to arrive from tie rthe at aid although
the cry has Teen "-crci v" still they come.
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Caledonia agricultural Society.

to the notice of the secretary, at the St.
Johnsbury House, Tuesday, Jan. 10. Z.
A. Parks, President, in the chair.
Voted, On motion of G.. c. Barney,
that a committee of one from each town
represented, be appointed by the chair to
nominate a board of officers for the yea1
ensuing and A. G. Chadwick. H. NJ.
Hall, Stephen Richardson, James Roy,
Joshua Bemis, f. J. Gray, W. d. Brown,
f. Woodruff, David Currier and J. G.
Narnum were appointed that committee.
A. NJ. Cook, treasurer, presented his
report, which was read and adopted.
From the report it appears that the socie-
ty, at the last annual fair, awarded $500
in premiums-S24 of which have not been
called for. The remainder will be paid
by the treasurer, on application. On mo-
ton of iona. Lawrence it was voted that
a committee of five be appointed by the
chair to report resolutions touching the
interests Of wool growers, as regards the
proposed tariff on wool, now before con-
gress and iona. Lawrence, Edwin Ho-
vey, II. NJ. Hall, f. j. Gray and John
Higgins were appointed as that committee.
Adjourned to II o'clock p. NJ.
A tte1noon. At the opening of the
meeting, the committee on nominations
made their report. A. NJ Cook, the for
mer treasurer, having declined to accept
the said office, the name of Z. F. Brown
was substituted, and the report, thus
amended, was adopted, as follows:
Ezra a. Parks, president; Harley NJ.
Hall, VIM. J. Henderson, vice presidents Z;
|. w. Sanborn. T. NJ Howard, j. H.
George, secretaries f. +. Brown, treas
urer.
EXEcUIvE CoMMIrrEE.-Bu m.
Roy, I'd, Loren Kline, George Galbraith.
c. A. Sylvester.
Bmhe-Geo. W. Woodruff, Willard
Bundy, VIM. II. Strcetcr.
DmrHe-Wm Ru>selow. Nathan Mar
tin, J. G.. Varnum. Jason Cole.
Haudrck- VIM. d. Bronson, S. S.
Brigham, VIM. Fulsom.
HuIy-A. Stoddard, Sullivan Ranney,
G. W. Carpenter.
G'uon-I. y. Hall, Cavid Cofran, L.
H. Stowcl.
.Sheteld-John Ferguson, j. A. Ingalls,.
Pacham.-Charles Gates, d. Currier,
J. Il. EMERSON, A. II. Lucas.
L.yadou.-IIenry Chase, James Trefran,
Joshua Bemis, Geo Ide.
IzeeIock-E. J. Grey, X. c. Garfield.
+. W. Chase
lVaMm-J. d. Bell, Zeno Campbell,
Isaac Patterson
IF~erJord.-Stephcn Richardson, Will
lard Kinney, Claudeus Davidson.
81. JohmJmy-,John Bacon 2d. Geo.
r. Barker, James Harris, l.. c. Mathews.
Hiram Co.'S, A. G.. Chadwick, Geo. G..
Barney, Charles Starks, Abial II. IIovcv.
Newrk- Erastus Woodruff, David
johnson, F. II. Hoyt.
Sutton. - VIM. F. Ruggles, Nathan
Way, Reuben Ellis.
Concou-S. s. Gould, Hubbard Hast
ings, ID, Richardson Graves,
Rytgate Thomas Nelson, Hugh Glib
son, Mathew Gray.
Geshen Gore-L. w. Fisher. Z. IL
Patch.
The committee on resolutions rendered
their report. which, after quite an earnest
and spirited discussion on the part of A.
G. Chadwick, Capt. E. Hovey, iona
Lawrence and John Bacon, I'd, was unan.
imously adopted.
RESOLUTIONS.
Believing that the interests of both WOO
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AZ \ BARGAIN.

The srh = wishing ave- offers for sale AZ 4 la--
= in. one f the best in the univ ST! f,,,n i
'itlii- in the east pITt ii RrAC the road from Ru k
Hollow llin Pond. III lcrcs # eco AMI in I l.,
sta . ct u hNit o., lit An r. - Of udinr-.
new and III 20 pa with Iunnin. waite in l. I'd % g
:" la ~ = coed " II snd cisIcra The hoIc Sid
firm il " II Nidrd in tilia-c pasture and We land
and l. wei i"n'fd ANY wish = huv a . Am,
VII all tho Improvements If he Y will well 10 call
and lock At sai farm. Also for sale IL acres Of tinerc
land with 20 sugar Place 18th 30 buckets an sugar
tool, II match. u-t't Az 4, D-\J-p\
Eas- i Tkc. Jan. L.. l>G1 &Sf
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NOT1CE.-1his il t. certify hat have this day Civ
~ en- ny s,n, VIM. II. LyndF, Of Peaeham, Vt, his
me, and sha aim # his eaTn:Dgs and shall
pay no IN re bill 8 of his contracting.
HARRIS LYNDS.
--ham. VT, saa. Is, 1861, $40
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I HE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF II. .JOIINSBURY, VT

Capt. il Authorized. S5hh,n"'. Paid up sl5ce1,
Particular ate I'd; T. T. business Of eorr pond-
ei- Collections made and remit for pr mp If ma
tn itv, IT or eighth one per c. I excha l-e
EXci'-c sold IN SUM 10 sui pu CHASE. On Enrls. d.
r'I nd iid &C. Germany, i:u Il and al tIropcan cou-
III = and II cCu TIE in >outh AmcIics.
eve u" stamps ui 1 den limitations cunstan IL o. hand
an f'r sale
Al Kin SCI government securities. in. in I ats =.
".Vpi-, bought and Id at ate orders = the
puICiIl> Il -ccITitc- As GU ci with disna ch
81 GEO. MAY. asher.
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lieu Advertisements.

WORLD MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
III BROADWAY, NEW YORK
B,aJd If DIRECTOR
A. A. Low. ISAAC H. EolhiN"hAN-
S,uUEI WuIE1s GEORGE L. WILLARD
OLIVER N ,;oaroS HENRY T. PIERGEroNT.
:. r. CHITTFSpEN. GEoEGE r. lH"NAt-
PETER &. CORNELL JONI 1lALsET-
Hon. WN. NELLY. EFFINGHAN io">SEHh
wN :. TIsDALE. THOMAS l. BTCkLEf-
Gil l. REECKNAN. llFNEY A. SWIFT
Jos A SPRAGuE. JAMES II. PRENTICE
EUFrs Il. 6EkyE>. IL. GESSENGfE
ALEx V BLAZE GEORGE l. NICHOLS
JAMES = NoYFs joins ". EEaTuISGuAN-
Nm e. Fowler. WILLIAM L STEllaCN-
SAM'L r. CALDWELL OLIVER - CARTER
NORMAN :. BENTLEY. LEWIS L. LoIEE
Wu = PRENTICE IoHN 4. r. MANNELL
J. III. FRoTHINGHAN- EZRA T. PRENTICE
Hon. STEM lABER. BENJAMIN HIGHS
OFFICERS
GEORGE L. WILLARD, lresid' Mt
a n GORDoN yice-Ih esiden-
& w PIYER ecret ~ snd ActuETy
A. W. ROGER, NJ. d. Ne ical Examiner If Office
J. CRANE. N D., Cor sui ing Phys clan, Brooklyn
W. F. PRENTICE. Attorney and Counselor, = Wall
THIS o,mpa,y now fully organized, having complied
with tn. laws IF v Y. Safe, sid deposit Sio}m 81
s cap tai with the saperint nd III f the lnsranc De
psrtment fr the securi Of pley holders IL ow pr.
red issue rh various kinds poh &c o. q favorable
conditions those Of a,y other company
Dividends Increase with the age Of the policy
N,n-partcipat ny rates are lower III hose Of any
company il the world.
Losses paid in thirty days after due notice and proof Of
deah-
Ii eTsl s-Tang ments made in regard 10 tray l.
onethird Of III amount of premium SiIl be lOa.d the
policy holder when desired.
Liberal arrangements made with go agents
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\ + W F l II NJ
L. ". & J. lLLiRD. WEST BIhht, W.

Mould say 70 he inhalitaa If th.s lag - '
hat pil :, II 20, d. for czsh add y +'a 80
any oiicr anty IL flis CIaify. II, - ci4' 81
anime 81, stock. We ash il d t.nci, ular g a.
II Is no tTOublc 70 how goods + y,u "A 20 'e =
kinds Uf barter aa,itcd exchange ! 7 se'-s q" H.
tie highest .l-ai1tt IIice. -a.
We also agent for She ma : l'nIr'' ca
" niger the hsr nl.n-cr l. The ia XII f. hr
Nest Bu1kr, Jan 10. lap
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DEATHS.

Births. Marriages and Deaths inserted FREE. Oh
es including poetry. SIX CENTS a line.
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WINS PATENT HAIR CRINprp>

FIR cr.mpiag IN MY ng Ia lie Ia 7. y a a--,..-
IN usl =; them your sto'cke,Yer 10 L,,r :.
DE keep III IN, Ur &c & ia ictu-.. + m,
six i L & Cd ,l-his Ave. Ia dcl.Ass
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'CMPOUSD CHARCOAL BISCUIT
\ pcP-is- An rxcelcaI I, m, d. f,,r coi-rfa,.
hu Il acidlty, e;uctations. af bash So, z a.
indigo ton. nd for fttd hrcath Arr.r ly.,,,.-g
fI1t4oI I'D only by lzra,- l. shln- Il1si.f
JtHepa a. Brown aEeni in hO- on. sod - ~
gen I H. IS cents bcx.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-01-18

4 GENTS WANTED, to ca.r.-.f4-....
n popal rbook, Pour lcsrs IL t.. ola u,
tined IL become d useh,ld fave-it. Ia s ~ ---
ton ny No competition. Great iudac,nr,-
TO fcacLrTr, N niste.s active dc and Utl 7. T.,
Rev H. T. ackENZlE, Waterbury, VI.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-01-18

MISSING MEN.-Nliss Clara Barton of
Washington has issued her fifth circular
containing the list of names of missing
men, and Size desires information from
comrades or friends Of the following from
Vermont:
Hemenway. David, Co. X, 18th req.
Ingleston, VIM. H., Co. Z, 9th .
Labidie, Nelson, Co X, 18th
Newton, Truman, Go. E, I'd
Moves, VIM. NJ. Co. +, I'd
Scott. Charles, Co. K.llih
Swazey, Parker. Co.I2d
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-01-18

DRUNKENNESS CURED, Irs,.,.
/ y f,r .StTo1-. Drink Is A 81, c---. A-',-
Tan lie give in cofi Or liquor Hithost M, '-1 .-
Of she pat ent. Price 81 b \. SET rr-i '~' e.
DR. S, ~. & TPHAN,-a Sou.h Eirf1l :, a.. ~ i,
his. S.:culais ecnff free. 49, -.2' p
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WILCOX CALORiC ENCIN..
WINTER EMPLOYMENT

Sen per month d expense paid INA ,,-.
10 introduce new and useful vent u : - -' =
~ IN eTs II household. Agents pr,f nm 81. H.
commission ca' IN from : 10 So ~ d. O.
IA ticu ars e co.e stamp, ard add ess
w g. WILSON - 4 ., tle-,..-.
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Brown Bronchial Trorhr>

Having direct iztlanoe TO the paris iac irc,l g '
LC;- For E-anCaIlIS, ASTHMA. oAIAlIu .>-' N ...
a>-' -u-"AT llsrAsf-, IroChcs az u-cd v5rh '.7rs
good suoocss- SINGERS AND IL BLK >iiAAi"-
viii ind Trochrs p-tfl in clearing The voice ri, '
fefore singing speakin-, and r,,Eiu- IL tlg' "
al unusual e@,-fion 4 the vocal aI-pl- III '
are Recommended '1id prescribed lE I!s=ti''. ' ~
had fcs':aonials from eminent lncn tir5- l' t '
Try feins m article q true Inc,it, and ha'a-
th';r o:lcaSy II ilst of many wears. rl,! yea. go
them il new localities various paf- q tl- ''- -
The lroehcF .re universally pronounced l,-'- '' '
Othe- articles.
ttain only BROWNS Bl;u>, MA .L.,a
and do not take any Of the worthless Iu.-;.rl.-- W
he offered. Salp ~ Rapu II. -r
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-01-18

FAIR GROUND COMpANY.-The annual
meeting of the Caledonia Fair Ground
Company was holden at the St. Johnsbury
House, in this village, on Tuesday, Jan.
10. The company was organized by the
election of the following officers for the
ensuing year.
Executive Comnaittee Horace Fairbanks.
L. a. Parks, Emerson Hall, Barron Moul-
ton, \. &. Chadwick, John Higgins, John
p. Carr, II. NJ. Hall, William Adams.
David Currier, and f. Woodruff.
The executive committee organized by
electipe Horace Fairbanks, President, E
A. Parks and Barron Moulton, Vice
Presidents, and A. G. Chadwick. >ecre-
tary and Treasurer.
We are requested by Mr.. Brown to
say that he cannot accept Of the office
Ed. CAL.
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RESOII TIONS.

Believing that the interests of both wool
growers and manufacturers are in immi-
nent peril, and that unless something is
Immediately done by congress in their be-
half, the agriculturist will be compelled to
ship Ills sheep to the mutton market and
the manufacturer to stop his machinery,
therefore, be it
fesoircd, That our delegation in con-
gress be urgently requested to exert them
selves to the utmost, to secure the passage
of bill as favorable to the wooden inter
est as that passed by the house of repre-
sentatives during its last session.
Res ~Irod, That a copy of this resolution,
signed by the president and secretary Of
the society, be forwarded to the Hon. L..
7. Poland and Hon. J. S. Morrill,. our
Representatives in congress.
FMd, That meeting of the executive
committee be held at the st. Johnsbury
House, on Tuesday, the 18th day of Feb
ruary next. Adjourned.
|. W. SANBoEN, Sec'y.
EZRA \. PARKS, President.
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VI d l. ID + ID COLL 4 II :

Ar the gRdIti Z: the ilna,ns lsinr- done In
per coll'-S. md the pre- emf i f them rtaTl equals
tt4 Of ,th Inakes coininod- They haze lecn made
from stock f. hc -oi.iiaenocIren. Rlic NOW
coets - erc,It. t=n i-t used in the production
f my 9th celia n=oGucc tly tn cost ;hc dealer
mort. Tier fore, when urged buy 9TH
mskrs =; the same prices Grave II 5 because The II
ieric- god = : rsore profit
If Won II" v,ry lost thJa huy Gra,'s 1T NJ
Nod d {, Hans I'D axe no cther
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-03-16
TIE PRESIDENTS REPLY.
The Paris Exhibition.

The French journals devote columns and
columns to the great things that are to sig
nalize the formal opening Of the Grand Elk
position, on the LIST Of April. Though the
work Is still very much behindhand, and is
likely to be retarded still more by the strike
Of the laborers, yet all accounts agree that
those who go to the gay capital, expect
ing to behold the Inauguration ceremonies.
will not be made April fools Of The build.
ing itself will not be finished, in oil human
probability, till about the LIST Of May, but
that little circumstance will not be permitted
to interfere with the programme, as hereto
forepubllshed. The contributions from Amer
lea have about oil gone forward, and the dis
play in that department promises to be, on
the whole, creditable. The London journals,
per contra, complain that the English de,
partment is sadly belinda fact Of which
the Imperial Commission is beginning to
take notice.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-03-16


Mn. BANCROFT, the historian, Is i'll In New
York.
Mn. HEPwoRrH D1xos's book, "New Amer
ica, " has reached third edition in London.
A Miss MARoARrr NEwmAs. Of Boston, has
ieft $4,000 TO the Theological School at Mead.
vile, Penn.
Mn. CowAS is the first ex-senator re
jsc.sd for any once to which he had been nomi.
mated during his term Of service.
QuEKS vIcroRrA's forthcoming book will
be entitled Leaves from my Journal in the High.
lands" ~ sd EE..
PRncE SAIN SALN, who served in our war
on the Federal siie, Is now in command Of the I'm
psrialist garrison Of oriERba.
CHIEF JUSTICE CHASE will not appoint any
registers under the bankrupt act until after the
meeting Of the Supreme Court, In April.
MAxnmLIAS, like q school-boy left in the
lareh in an sppls-robbery threatens TO expose Ma.
polson's intriguss against the United States.
On. s. g. HowE sailed from Boston on
Wednesday with some $4,000 relief money for
poor Crete.
DR. Cuxx1So has been proposed as mem
bsr Of the Athsneum Club in London, and black
ballsd with great enthusiasm and unanimity.
Rev. ABBOTT, the puffer Of Nap. ], has had
an interview with Nap. III about the life he In
tends 70 write Of him.
MAJOR FSKLEMErS, Of Patterson, N. j., Il
In Madagascar, and has had an interview with tho
Queen. He astonishes the natives and was aston.
ished BY thsm. v
' JANE G. SwrssuEtS, who was turned out