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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-01-12

Izg~ Attention is called to the ad-
vcrtisemcnt Of c. Heath, who has
lost u Bay Pony and an Iron Gray
horse. lie will give 500 reward
for the delivery OF the animals and
the thief to him at his residence Il
miles East Of Denton on Stewards
Creek, in Denton County.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-01-12

John Fl, Surratt, in making his es-
cape, after arrest, from the Papal
guards, jumped on a precipice, says
a correspondent of the London Post,
more than a hundred feet high
The guards in pursuit of him took II
more circuitous route. and tn erefore
got left behind, If this be true,
Surratt is little of the tallest
acrobat in the world. lie will yet
make his escape.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-01-12

esD- Those Texas Almanacs fol
1867 have come, and may be found
on sale at this office, or at the Post
Office. Price, 81 (spccic) per copy
Sam Seaton also desires us 10 say
that he has now on hand Revenue
Stamps of all denominations.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-01-12

COUNTY ATToRNEY.-Our young
friend, TronL. KENDALL, Esq, was,
on Monday last appointed by the
Police Court, to the important posi-
ton of County Attorney for the
County of Dallas. We congratulate
our friend on his appointment and
Zee, satisfied that the responsible
duties which will devolve upon him
will be discharged satisfactorily to
the people, and to the interests Of
the county.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-01-12

r@-Thc new steamer Como, ar.
lived at Galveston on the Goth ult.,
from Magnolia, Trinity River, with
the largest load of cotton ever
brought out of that river, and a
largo number of passengers, who
speak in the highest terms Of the
boat and its officers.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-01-12

s@~ We clip the following items
from the Marahall Republican of the
22d ult.
Mr.. Morris Haggar, who is at pres
ent in England, engaged in the bus
mess of procuring servants for this
portion Of Texas, writes very ia
vorable letter relative to his opera
tons. Eighteen No. house servants
whose characters for industry, faith
fulncss and honesty are on file in his
office, have been sent out, and are now
on their way to this place. We have
given encouragement to Mr.. Haggar
for the reason that we believe that il
white servants of good character are
once introduced into the Southern
country, it will add very material y
to the economy and comfort of evei!.
household. The chief difficulty Mr.
Haggar has found, has been that very
few servants are able to pay their
way to this section. Anticipating
that this would be the case, we au-
thorised him to draft on a house in
New Orleans where we had deposit
ed the necessary funds. Negro SER
wants will not compare with good
white servants, in point Of care, at
tention, cleanliness, industry and
economy. A change from the pres
ent condition of things is desirable
and we can produce that change if
sensible, intelligent men will act in
harmony.
Col. ]. NJ. Waskom, the enterpris-
ing President of the Southern Pacific
Railroad Company, we learn, left
New Orleans for Washington on the
18th. With proper exertions, we
feel assured Congressional aid can be
procured to push this road on to the
Pacific. 1t has advantages in climate,
topography, shortness of distance
and the variety of its products on the
parallel oflatitude it traverses, to say
nothing of the richness of the soil, to
commend tito commercial men and
capitalists, as the greatest enterprise
of the age We have no doubt Col.
Waskom will enforce correct view
of this subject upon the attention OF
Congress. He ought, and we trust
will, succeed in the laudable purpose
he has in view.
Notwithstanding the floods, Mar
shall continues to improve. Every
body knows that ultimately the rail
road will realize fully all their expec-
tations. New buildings are going
up, goods are coming in, and enter
prising men are flocking to a conn
try where they are certain of obtain
ing profit on their Investments.
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nsy.It will be seen bv reference {

Bsg-It will be seen by reference to
our advertising columns, thai NJ. d
Bullion. Esq, formerly of this place
has taken charge of tho st. Charles
Hotel, at Weathcrford, Parker coun-
ty, in connection with which he has
a large and commodious Livery Sta
bic, well supplied, at all times, with
forage, and trusty and experienced
hostlers. lie solicits a share Of pub
lie paronago.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-01-12


THE POLICE COURT Of this County
has been in session during the whole
Of the present week and had not ad-
journed at time of our going to press
A great deal of business has been
before it, among the most tedious Of
which is the districting of the coun.
ty for school purposes. Very salts
factory progress was being made in
this, however.
The Court has 'evicd tho full a.
mount of tax allowed by law, inclu-
ding the special tax Of u cents on
the hundred dollars for building and
repairing court house and Jail We
also understand that the Court has
authorized the sale of bonds Of the
county for the same purpose, provi-
dcd they can be sold at fair valua-
ton.
We will next week give all the
proceedings of the Court that is Of
interest to the people.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-01-12


The CRESCENT MONTHLY FOR JAN
UAEY is received, and is indeed a
valuable and interesting number.
1t still continues TO improve, and is
increasing vastly in the favor of the
people.
The leading paper in this num-
Der is contributed by John II.
Thompson, Esq. 1t gives most
charming account of his visit to a
London theatre, where he witnessed
the performance of the "Confede-
rates Daughter, or the Tyrant in
New Orleans. Among the other
original papers are: Cavalry Ope-
rations in Virginia in the Autumn
of 1862 by Col. John Eston Cooke
midnight" poem, by Paul III.
Hayne; "Verses sent with Flowers,
by will Wallace Harvey, Esq. "The
Second Plenary Catholic Council, "
illustrated (; :" A Night in an Old
House" by Samuel D. Davies, Esq;
Booth and Harold" extracts from
the diary ofR lady of Virginia; "Re-
nnnciation, by Miss Cheesborough
"Miss Poldoodles and the Corporal
Another Invasion" and Sketches
of Publishing Houses in the South
No. l." besides several choice selec-
tions from foreign magazines.
The CRESCENT has met with such
eminent success that the publishers
have reduced its subscription price
to 81 a year clubs of four, s12.-
Single copies 40 cents. Published
simultaneously by WM. EVELYN &
Co. New Orleans, and WV. b. Smith
& Co, Raleigh, N G.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-01-12
Mrs. Amanda +. J0hnson's
Musical Instructor

PIANO FORTE
A NeniIrely new method Of teaching the
N VOTES and KY BOARD.
Tie Object Of this Instructor is 10 facilitate
The study Of Music, and render il easy TO
the pupil. This new method proposes 70
teach The entire course o. Music in twenty
nonfhs-fhe usual time being sixty months.
louis Crunerald, 12e csr.l Street New
Orleans and ]. II SNOW, = Danphin street,
Noble. Gsnt.rl Arrests for the South For
sale A. PEARSON & PILLSBURY'S and L.
G. DsLIsLEk cos, Marshall, G. FRANKS,
jefferson. J. c. MISZNERS Henderson,
ard NO RIS Drag Siors, Shreveport.
garu.r~ :. 1&7-1fes.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-01-12

"Our idea is" says IL fellow that
has got a shrew for n wife, that
"Wonan's love is like Scotch snuff :
We get one pinch, and that's
a. enough"
An old darkey says;
"Woman's love is India rubber:
1t stretch de more de more you
lubber,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-01-12

v py His Excellency, Gov. THRocK
MORTON will reach this place to night
by stage, en- route for his home in
Collin county, where he will remain
on short visit. He will receive a
hearty welcome. His untiring en-
ergy and devotion to the wants and
interests of the State at large, have
earned for him the lasting grrtitude
and esteem of the people.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-01-12

tag-Dr. VIM. Evelyn, tho editor
oftho New Orleans Crescent Month
~, delivered the second Of course
of winter lectures, before the Gal
weston Literary Society, on We'd
ncsday of last week, the 2nd inst
Subject "Talls about Songs
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-01-12

iHirGgS. kIDpo. the Assistant Com
= missioner Of tho Frecdman's Bureau
for Texas. was preceded by the rep
utation ofbcing more partial to the
irccdmen then TO the whites of the
South. We have seen nothing in
his conduct since in Texas which
docs not evincc 4 sincere desire TO
do Justice TO all parties, while he
cndeavorsto do what is best for the
freedmen, who are his wards. He
does not encourage them in idlencss
Or insolcnsc; but inculcatcs the
NECESSITY of industry, and particu-
Iarly ofagriculturallabor. Heurgcs
them to mako just contracts for labor
with the whites, aud requires them
10 comply with them as well as
promises 10 sec that they receive
Just compensation. We hear no
more of the duty Of the white man
10 invite the black to take a seat on
tho parior sofa or at the table, or OF
1iic right of the negro to carry arms,
and use them. while the white man
Is unnrotected. From all we can
REQ Gen. z. wishes 10 SEQ good I'M
dcrsisAding and good viii between
Inc parties; and wc think his coun-
ssls have been productive OF the
1lappiost results. Either from them,
orfton . growing familiarity with
fhcif uezr relations. the aniagonisin
.nrarent botrcen the races during
Gen Grcgorys administration no
longer nppcars; but in its stead
mnch Of tho confidence and kindness
which formerly existed between the
races. The experience Of year
and A half has convinced the blacks
that independents. wealth and lux,
rrx are no. al embraced IN the word
.rcsdom and ti,>t they Innst still
labs< Cor support. sDd seek ava
from lie whites. As well . labor ~
concert With them. They eave
learned that iifls disinterssted aio
8 70 be expected from their northern
ermpathizsrs and that they have
hesn anife ~ badly imposed upon
Is some d The newcomers a. BY
their late MISTER Esdsaot think
thai fbere Is any psTt Of The Union
in which fLore IS les nniagonisin
f.-Ircnn The races than in fe<ns.-
49,. CIr1i11| Ii iEsf
H
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-01-12
wBuy your Goods at Jeffries.
THE STATE OF TEXAS,
COUNTY OF PARKER.
PRECINCT No. 8.

PRECINCT No. 8.
To any latcful officer Of sad county Greetings
VOU are hereby commanded to summon
III RT Short to be and appear at my
Office in the town Of Vears Station, on the
first Saturday Of February, 1867, at 10 o.
clock, A. NJ, by publication in the Dallas
Herald, a newspaper published in Dallas
county, to answer the complaint Of Levin
Wright, in plea Of debt, due BY note, for
forty dollars, dated the 18th Of Sept 1861,
with interest At 10 per cent
Herein fail not, bat make due return ac-
cording to law. Given under my hand, ~
9th DAY Of January, A. D. 1861.
17:sss1 JAMES LONG, J.P
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-01-12
NEW ROCKS.

The following books will be found on sale
ut the AerAll Office. viT'
Prison Life Of Jefferson Davis, by cra'
ven. 81.
Life AMI Campaigns of Sionewall Jack
son, by Prof Dnbney, - & 81.
Paschars Digest Of the Laws Of Texas, SIG
Taylors tMasonie) Monitor, 81 ~,
J. ". SWl NDELLS.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-01-12

BdT Bryant of the News Depot,
Houston, has our thanks again for
favors in the shape of large bun
die of papers and periodicals, among
which we find "The Old Guard" for
January, "Frank Lcslie's Chimney
Corner" monthly part, "The Land
we Love" for December, and vari.
GUS and sundry other interesting
publications. Bryant has all these
for sale, and any. other periodical
you can name. Ifyou wish to sub
scribe to anything In that line send
TO Bryant.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-01-12
matrImoniaI

E0UR TOUxG GESILENES Of Dallas
II ARE lEElrcus = cr-l-rF CORES ron-
dt1es via HE nun pr 81 Evung ladies'
rith rilr 81 msfrimorg. fhciQETrTbs
srcltrref Ad1ress.
Lea Dor. Es. l6l
17af Ds1ss. rez-s-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-01-12
p,e,e.,snt rrI.eapaI Uhareh

pl,ins s.ftirs VII H. hrid 10. W srril srnial
munlns. N " HrlufL, md w. fhr efft ias ~ u'
,itck ~ NJ urpfr ipun " iiilsh.s tIrh hnltilnE
ava. Hl1TrNsTLiS.
piayfr Huois hr sslr al Aifssfs ". n fraihff
rfs The pnessis 10 deifAJ contingent rSiNnss. o
dc Parish
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-01-12

gsy~We have but time to call at.
tention to the advertisement of
Messrs. Field Brothers, in to-day's
paper. GIVE them call and see
what they have got.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-01-12

A cane made from fragment of
the Confederate ram Merrimac was
won at the Catholic fair in Norfolk
on Friday, by ]. B. Carnage, the
understanding being that he is to
present il to Jefferson Davis.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-01-12

The Blind Asylum, under the SUI
perintendance of Rev. Henry Thorn
as, is now open for the reception OF
all such as may wish to avail them
selves of its benefits. The design
of this institution is not alone to ed
ucate the blind, but to train them in
some useful vocation whereby they
may be able in after life to earn a
subsistence by their own exertions.
Those pupils who areah!e topay are
taxed SIS per annum for board and
tuition those who are INDECENT arc
TO be instructed at the cost of the
county from which they come
dustin InteRigencer.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-01-12

rs rs lntesf great telegrrphic FIAT
il the ordering 81 wheat By a bon
don house u one IN San Francisco,
and the receipt ~ thu forner- On
The sane dnr. a the intelIiger
tl-at the o-1lr hai been fiird
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-01-12

sor Capt, John W, Lane IL our duly ac'
creditdh Agent at Austin, aud Is fully au'
ihorised to receive and receipt for any mo-
ney duo ihls office.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-01-12

r5y'Mcssrs. W. q. Nolan and ", VI. Ben
nett, Of Galveston, are duly authorised
Agent for the Herald, for that city and
Houston.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-01-12

~ The Sulphur Springs Ranger
comes to us with an X on Che wrap
per. We beg TO inform the editor
that The Ranger has been on our ex-
change list for over a year
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-01-12

nny-w. p. Dopn, Esq (SiouS,l is au-
lhorizcd 10 act as agent for the Herald In
Houston.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-01-12

S~A long list of estrays from Ell.
lis county will be found in to-day's
paper.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-01-12
eas~ Buy your goods at Jeffries.
sSrBuy your Goods at Jeffries.

December Doth, lse6-l7:tf.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-11-01

Next FASHIONS FOR L.nIES.-Tn \
Paris fashionable parcr I ! stated WITH
aut reserve that short dresses VI. ie
worn OILY by young girls and we ar
,otd tiat th!S may bc lie first uo'yi. .E-.r.i
move towards long oreases ami yolu:n!-
noa, >!,ir,s. The great r-:iers i t..s
y.J5,s are Censp!;'ing 70 bring ABOUT tuat
expansive, inconycnieHt, and des.~uc-i=e
toilette which i a nsver-ead.ng I2-e.:-
yeni,nce To the w,.q-er. lie ',I.s c5r-
respondent OF he Post writes; Il ii4ga
rfr,cayorol 10 !.nd ult WHAT calo-.t .sair
and eyebrows wall be worn ms yesr.
HE s:rii-ts IN MIR have net and s-rc,-!
ia: '.:,,l eyebrows are 20 ac.sa-..:,..-
-al,,cu tI,-,,>. and go.,.el ayoDros:s bi,,ck
h...r. Brown o. chestnut are not % Zee
Tolerated. Il - Hot q:.'e settled :. :.-a
,l.i@non i 10 D. mann; .-c,. II - a.
i.t,el no, il = more c,-Te.>iTe ard co.a-
rile'.ie;j ,.-co..,.sn ca ~ .;.:gliie,i.
Il" Complexion = 10 u q al pearl. l-.e
- .cry I.-hl i';'.i,, al .i.e ---vs...i = -
80 @arn slightly on.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-11-01
town meeting shall vote to ;w;aDs q ti4
act, and then, by an Instrument Of ASSENT

- Vt ! e
act, and then, by an instrument Of assent
suDscTi5e1 81 majority D0lT p nQm5cT
Of tax 'ptayefs And a looiin5 f q sf4n|
n and az. Acknowledged iwS5e ssh shall eon5ypt 10 grP
the AID, pr@idelIfot'in tie.9inslri8ait
of assent. 1t would seem TIN I;.l *'hs
well guarded and that if tie fowls tftatD-
sellyes wanted le # p n 9Jthqr town
,Ito q}EtJpfct tAsome nlhlnbffsl seenl 10 tb!Hh
towns are'not as capablcof Judging wlleti:-
er it will be for the interest OF the town
to grant aid in this way and secure 4
road through the town, as individuals
are, and think they ought 10 sci them
selves up as guardians OF the 'lear pr,)-
pie" in this respect. The fact that this
opposition comes mainly fro.a members
whose towns are already supplied Wltn
railroad facilities, indicates there may lie
lurking fears that other roads in this VA
may be bu;lt which VIII divide Or draw
away at least part of the railroad bt-i-
nees now passing through such towns.
Alter discussing the measure most OF
Friday afternoon and ,Icnlay afternoon,
the bill was passed by a large majority,
But the opposition was still d: woY5k, and
on Tuesday motion 10 reconsider the
vote passing the bill was made, re-si--
cussed, and tie yeas and nay taken. Tn,
result is uncertain. The actual vote Wa
l06 yeas and l07 nays, bat by one man' )
vote being recorded yea wnen he yot~I
may, the vote now stands 10 yeas and
LOG nays. Ii Oh reading the proc, lin
TO morrow morning. this mau i q love-.
TO correct his vote according IL tie t.irj.
or if the house allow the rcrori to u,
thus amended, the motion viii b. lost
otherwise the motion will b. Carried AMI
the ground have to be gont over u-.;n.
| think number void to reconsider IL,
the purpose OF allowing amendments 10 b.,
Offered who vii! vote tor the bill :tt~y
i =
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-11-01

The London Globe SAYS, '-tl.e a.ita-
ton IN France almost amounts TO = cr.-
SIS; in Italy it amounts to a crisis of the
aravest character That a great war i
impending on the continent i wila, we
lave long announced; ROW the I.rohai,il-
iiy Is thai that WAR will not be unniixc |
with revolution. In order to meet the
emergency, ii Is not improbable tina. the
Ee-opening of the French Chambers VIII
oe slsil''llzsd by imperial DEGREES widely
extending the liberties of France"
The London Daily News SAYS of
President johnson: lie has deliberate
" steerei the vessel Of state back again
into the Storms from which it was 60
steadily emerging, and be will deserve
his fate If he Is thrown overheard to still
the waves"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-11-01
; gr0NYpgIolEaAlEatlon
Appass.-Bv the kindness ofG. Y

APPts~.-By the kindness Of G. W.
Bell, of this Down. we have received some
splendid specimens Of apples Of different
varieties irom lie orchard of ". IA
Pooic, Of S:aas.e.4t Z, Q. He has sew
ei4lty,--,iYc trteS now seven years Old,
w,lich h. purchased from iiryant's nuT-
scry, gratis upon cur naive trees. h.r-
Bell informs las iilat ali the trees are
thrifty and perfect, no. ca rack or scratch
upon tEeal, and Ills season yiel,ied forty
bushels OF tie finest aid best fruit he mas
ever seen IN tnis section. H. IS singular.
indeed, t!.al cur Farmers, with I'll :hcse
proofs about them .i.;.t lie Oest Of fTui:
can be successfully raised here, viii not
1--WE .aore attention 20 til.S most lucrative
AMI desirable branch {: tAoir Dlisli.eSs.-
.,esg;.yyt II, ,;,sS.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-11-01

A woman's rights woman in Pennsyl-
vania, who has paid taxes on a dog tog
the last ten years, says she won't stand it
any longer; she'll vote or kill the dog.
The new church of Rev. John /.
Iodds Central Congregational society,
at Boston, will be dedicated October 3 ..
Its cost is s27o,o0O and nothing has
been spared to make it the finest in New
England. The pews are appraised at
from $50 to $4,000 each. TO the poor
the gospel is preached.l.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-11-01
Concrete j; ais.
ANDovER. Mass. OF. y. 1851.

ANDOvER. Mass. o.. y. 1861.
EDIroE OF ChLEDoEIAN :-Tae great
objection urged a.iinst Concrete N,..>~
is that the tar used clnits for a Ion. t.:ac
Il strong unpleasant oIor. I'at.t ia.
parties in Lynn, (ani perhaps elsewhere
who have recently begun to Put dow"
these walks, which they claim ca,no; l.,
objected to on this account ii, Tar
used is boiled,by whic! process tn na}h-
tina and ammonia it contains ar, thrown
off, and the tar becomes nearly inC lorou-
The lighter oils remain, so that thee :
no danger of the walk becoming ;,r.,,.t.
and hence in a short time rough AN
sec0nd-class.
The parties referred to have ho@n ley-
ing several short walks in town dunn
the past week, and it is from them ia,
/ have learned Of tbs de-odoriziH. pro-
cess. AS an illustration of the duraIiij-
ty of the Concrete pavement, they re:gi
to streets III Concord, \. II, tut I.",.l
over which the heaviest tyaHS ale con.
stantly passing without iI,iurir~ il.
knowing that this subject ha- Icau
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-11-01

rEINIIN,i fEE,sEs.-Ine Petit Jour
mai oi Paris has daily circulation # ever
two hundred and fifty thousand co;;e~.
u 2f'rinoni has recently placed in ;l.s
o-.ice OF the Petit Journal fouy pre,>.s.
e;'c.. OF which will print 600 impressions
a minute CT a total of ifi,eOo per hour.
The Paris Siecle, in Speaking of this fact.
states that the American ir.S-e, wlni:l..
up TO this moment have been regarded as
the perfection OF mechanical ingenuity
are How surpassed by the invention Of II.
A.arinUni.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-11-01

Til. AbvAscE-the Iew I-.;z.c,.-
paper =; li.cag5-iias s.acieti o..r -
yi-',.a i.;.:..:-r, i':.s a.-.,,,.. aa- - ...--i-
igt:an more imam double IL a.s-a-s ii.
IN Tsii-'oi- ',-s.,i:--- l-~sl.-.-..ii ..-e-
n.an~ Tor c:ai.~ are ,-cs-i.:s-ly IMP
i'lr, ".,d ~ c,.uya-~rr- - w.Ik err
wLsrg- Among ;he special features e..
ih' paper ~ PRESENT. nre = se-.y~ %. ;....-
r!..- ".l.itlci.-''i':...ys:,s .rg:n ,-.la;,til
.'u'rii. which appear escry ~, ~
contain the llarrow u Air. :;csc.e.'s ,.e-
v"i.omai ,ii:,Eancs. which are notoi-
even more than hi> s-rmon~-sa- ::.o--
D. cu:iar e&.,li-nc,~ l.sat havc l.,adc lie
I'lyinguti Hyeaci er i;,:ao;i~.
.'a.,i~i.eyl q: -. Lombard :iloch. CHI
ca-n, IL - % a wear.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-11-01

Chicago reports OF Robert line slll.
Oldest son OF til, late president, who Ia
iu~t begun the practice of the law .iaere.
that lie Is one OF the most prcllisiu-
Young men IN the West. lie i an III
te.ligeni, industrious, quiet, unaSs,imin-.
courteous gentleman. aud ENJOYS in an
ciiimcn. dcgrce the personal esteem OF
the peaple Of Chicago, Resembling III
..onorcd flasher in the mo'lesty of H. DE-
meanor, simplicity OF his character. -el.-
or,>i!y OF his hear; AM strict integrity a..
his principles, ii IL impossible not 10 p
~Icct AMI honor him.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-11-01

i LAW NANrE.-We sincerely wi>..i
liz. legislature vt Vermont wont. pa, 4
law making tie act OF pointing a gun or
Il :';~;oi II any person, In fun" a. !; !
called 4 punishable oiteu.c- Every v,,a~
q few persons losc their lives and others
are wcmsie,. hy the rcprcicn iblc. foolish
practice o. d,--ignciiy pointing firearms
at womc'l AMI girls to friehlen them tvr
iun. it oi1eht 10 be made m o.icn-,
punishable by fine. The aci al; snapp;,.r
q Gun III another ou-ili TO sil.ic,, The
''>maPper' TO Imprisonment, anI Il.
wrunding, naiming or death cn-ucs IN
con-eiuemce,-to confinement in tie
neutrality-suspicious. Re,n>ity,.;.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-11-01

raF Gov. Brownlow of Tennessee has
been elected to the L. S. senate II will
he something OF rellet to get this man
out Of the gubcrnatorial chair, but what
viii the conservatives do with such an
mpacable radical in the senate?