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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-02-01
A MEXICAN 4 FOREIGNPATENTS
x. III. Eddy, Solicitor of Patents,

Late agent vi L s. Patent Oioe. Washington, runaer
the ACT ui ISL
IS Safe Street. opposite K iloy Street Boston
After extensive prartoe OF upwards o twenty years
oofiue> secure patents iu l GATED States als0 In
,Irtai britain fraigCe aud other Countries Ca
Fsais, "a stiUIas. bonds .-lrtits, and al papers
ORA Sss Tor patents eAeca el On literal erus. aud
with despatch Researches maae into American
works. dele mine ATE validity Ur piHiy OF
ge.tiuns-and lrcai Slhcr advice reiiuered
touching Ihe eAIn=, Ces col The u
am patent furnished by Irnlilas 81 AssSuIneuts
corded al " AshingtOn-
rEs1IdOSIAl
Il regard Mr. Fcdy The most successful and
cspabie practitioners with whom hare had official IN
teIcOuTsr- ChAS. Mason Ca mis- ,lonvr oi Patents
IL have no hesA Hon In as>urif. luventvrs that they
cannot employ person n;eIcut aud lru,iwar-
thy, ARD pahe II puJit Applications IA
form them caTls ate c0Ilsi Der
alton al lie patent UI1cr'' EDaUND BURKE
Late COMMISSIONER OF Patents
MI X IA Eddy has made iur Is applications on
Is nov pending Such umlslAk-auie pr,ui
iVr> 10 apply IL him procure Their patents. ihes
may sure oi hasns The most faithful attend besivw
cd ON their Cases, and al yey Reasonable chArr-s.'
JOIN TAGGART-
During eight m0Eths the susClSer In course of his
Large Iac7loe. made tglC- rcCtrd apaaca iOl.s 10
sp,~as &c wf Oh decided Ia IA, GaVOr
iu- cBaIIul,sion OF patents. 4 H. EDDY
Sosiog, jan. !, lAa--ls,
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CARD.-At an Informal meeting Of the inhabi;snt.
of PassumIsi VILLAGE it voted unanimously tn The
thsnks Of tn pepl Of this will &c be presented to the
offic rs and Of Torrent Engne Company No 1, Of
Fail bank Villag, for the promptle.s with Which they
sar ed the engin tie gy snd perseverance with
which hey dragged the ponderous ma hne VIII els
throu ow, in the aba nc Of ufcieIt horse power
and efficiency in sting The spread Of tn flames which
threatened tn mme destruction Of s the mills and
machinery in tie place.
Also to Excelsior Hook and Ladder Company who were
promptly on hand ready and willing to do whtever the
neces tiles OF the occasion ms hit require.
90 10 the officers and myn Of the Pass r. R. Co.. who
generously run extra train with hook snd ID
'psny ard men, to help in hour Of gre t need.
Also to The stable keepers and 9th. who furnished
teams to convey help to tn scene of conhssration.
Also to the public generally for the generous symp thy
manifested for us in the great calamity with which
have beeI vis ed.
Vocd, lhst the editor If the Caledo be requested
to pub sh the above.
WALTER GALBRAITH, Chairman.
HORACE h. lDE, Secrc AIRY.
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Smut PJ.r.---icyyi5te Excitement
IN Ire OufSGI:rtS.

There has been single ease Of small
pox in this village. a week ago an !iish
BOY on Maple street came down with this
disease. How he contracted it is unknown.
rhc house was Immediately closed, and
every pIccaution taken By the selec;nen to
pr.yeal the disease spreading; and it is
10, expected that there will be any more
cases. There are hundred silly rImoI 5
in the towns about, but the above are the
facts as regards the small poX in st. Johns
bury. 1t is always we'll to DE careful. how
ever, and people from Dln'iile way who
wish to b, ON HE sale side. " can reach
the railroad station by the way OF the Far
Ground and Belknap'S. "hile passengers
from the east will find the depot at the CEN
ire yillagc both airy and commodioaS for q
trW days, until the small poX patient gets
out a-&in
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-02-01

taries. Geo. B. Shaw and Robert Roberts:
treasurer. Asa b. Wet!iereII, all of Bur-
linetcn. \ committee was appointed TO
procure in emblem of state championship
and place i, in the hands of some club,
for petition, at the opening of the
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-02-01

Nosice-Ihe subscriie.s, having lost ral the
! Y IN mc: ers and timer prUp ason, would re-
.pectfully cay VIII, incl ed o take :hings
Wit cut eki e, that they wi u. b .hermoae c
frames, sing up the icrcu y, Will ct teal any
stUen. Ais the ty parties IN tn hab OF stealing
f. &C chains, werees, nocA yUkes and the Ike re
qIc ted AK tn5n Ley Cd or tlyi. Z. Il Us
II tiues e the - me- iucuu vvuicuc
and i rue haoit 4 ste.ll, swiil uryi,cn TO
hi app it. AID Il III re " lie may . en-
the p. Id have q turkey in place i the "A AZ i
LII ct b. b. tier u ct ..ter getting use. t
y. IL. JOHNSON.
+. A. ALDEN.
;. RANDALL.
*. RtIICk
s.. JohnsbuTy, Jan. 80. 1t
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whether te achers or not. who wish to attend
the institute II be held there Feb. II and
u. All vino wish 10 avail themselves OF
this offer will please call at Bartlett & Rob-
inson's store. where they will receive the
necessary directions.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-02-01

lnCAI ANp SAFE LENS.

-v. and avor TO make The Cal, d,lIan lucille for
.l,l. NEWS AID 'ur friends in caed Hi'' Essex Al
,,ns crurtics wi confer great fv0r to lie and add
mat rally to TIL iu'ore't Of 'hc paper by sending If
.,.,,. ID bret, legible fo1n.
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,, ]
At Barnston, L. C., Jan Il, Lodcm: YEN ln. wife Of
Dyer Perciv /, aged Y.
At Capot JAZZ. Is, Dea. Edward G. Haynes aged IS.
In Ne"rk. Jan. 81. the residence of her san Eras-
tu' Woodruff, Esq, Mr.. Hannah VI. Woodruff aged 81
year' and months. Funeral a Burke Hollow Feb ID
ut Il NJ. Erie ds are requested II attend.
At Monroe Ilai9, Jan. ,, Mrs. ry w. Bacon for
meriy OF Bare, Mass, 'ged % years and mon he She
the moth Of nine chill ren, AZ andchildren, ad
II great st ch ldrn. "Be sci the dead who die
in the Lord"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-02-01
CAMBRInGE MARKET..oa

NJ ,rket Be Extra, $50 "a 1915 First quali v
Sl10i "a SLID Second, $50 q $l0.t5. Third S..
81 "a 90.
q 500.
Mi ch cows and calves-S45, IS IS "a To-.
Yeui gs $40 q 80. Two yesr old, $40 "a IS. Three
yesrs cd IS a 70.
Sheep AMI ,mbs In lit, $3.50, 200 go % 800
E1'ra Si:5 a 500 Spring lambs 5000 "a 600
Hiies, eE q ~. 1alow, a nc. Pels, s1c0 a
l."5. Calf ski, % "a one
Cattle-Receip.s ass G. I'd bend les, han las,
week. The marke for ca Il WAS trife quicker a
pr firrer. fair ,sty some extra bl; more q
ordiniry grades.
Sheep he trains were also l Oh with sheep but the
suppl hand is not We disp eed o. Some the butch
had enough 4 home ami wc-e net inclil TO buy
Prices &c D Id. lower for corresponding quality
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-02-01
An Effrctual Worm Neutrality-suspicious.

An Eftrctual Worm Mediciue...Erown ;
Vermituge Commits, orm Lozcnges.-Much sickness
undoubtedly with children AMI adults. attributed
other CAUSES Is ocCasloned by The Vermillge
Comis, although eiectuai In destroying d"
10 pos ibe jury 10 the delicate child. This valua
be combination has been successfully used 10y physician
and found to be safe and In eradicatins worms
hurtu 10 children Children having require tn
mediate attention. neg Ct of the trouble often
prolonged sickness Sym oIni OF IN children are
often overlooked. Worms in the stomach and bowels
irritation, which can be removed only by the
Of remedy. The combination OF n,re.ie is Us
Cd maxim Brown, Vermusa Commits Is such as 10 give
the best possible effect with safety. CUaTIS BROW
Proprietcrs New York Sold bv all dealers in medicines
at Is cents box. tmyl5.67
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-02-01
Personal.

Gen. A. 2. Blunt arrived in town from
Richmond last week. He made brief
stop. returning on Wednesday morning.
The Masonic order Of this place gave q
levee on Monday evening, al which he was
the hOnored guest.
\ letter received the present week from
Dir. Geo. c. Chase of DOwnieville. Cali
lorna revived very pleasant remembrances.
1t carried us back to Lyndon as it was
twenty-five years agO-tO the academy. the
old church, the choir and singing school, to
the social meeting and the sick room-in
each of which the Doctor was teacher,
leader and adviser. We could once more
see the genial face of our leader, as he
stood surrounded by his choir: and she
who sung alto. and she who sung air." the
players upon instruments, and the kindly
face of the minister. were familiar cOunten-
ances oflong ago friends, once more brought
wildly to mind.-Dr. Chase left Lyndon
some fifteen years ago for the new Pacific
state: we hope to hear more particularly of
his long walderings aud welfare.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-02-01
GOLD AND GOVERNMENTS. Jan. 90
BOSTON MARKET...29

FLOCR-W. sterI superfle =. S'.5 q S1toa; com
mon extras st sos "a 100 me ium 20 at $40 a
1890: st. Louis At sl4.5o q 1888 3 Dbl soltheln
Flou-, 50 100.
CORN IVES, m mix d, S1.s1 al. s. southern yellow
ST.: % Ia OATS-nor her, "10 "a 0.S'; vert r.
Goa q 600. RYE $40 "a Is. SHORTS -S24aO q
36.m. FINE FL D-Sa,.OI IA $500. MIDDLINGS
$40 ~ q 4 90 2 ton.
PORK inc, 90; meas, : 1000 "a ve5l: cesr
g 30 "a 300 BEE:-Ex a mess, Sl6.nI; { ,mily
S34.59. LARD, rs. a 14c. SMOKED HAMS, 19k "a
lie Z Id. BUTTER, 25 e i2c q ID. CHEESE, 10 q
2Uc y lb
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,,.utS for the CaledOnian.

}E@ Our terms for adrenising ariA b.
s,lqd on frst coiaaa Of sccoad page.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-02-01

For Coughs, Colds and Consumption, try he
ol and well known Vegetable Pulmonary Ralsam. sp-
owed and used iy our cid IT and most celebrated phys
clans forty years pa t. Get the genuine. REED, CT
LEk co. Drugs ts, Bos Proprietors t2ljul c.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-02-01

NCTlCE.-An per,ons owl he late fra of Parks
v l;by, by b,,k sccou t o c, requested 70
p Vt 1t nee. AIS b, ii bted to /. z rsr.s
Up to an l, 1885, r.,Ilcet pay the zlne It c.
l.. +. PAX.
Passump.ic, Jan. 81, 1871. 4.-4S
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-02-01

CARD.-The under-igaed mill owners take this meth
cd Of reurn heir sincere thanks to the peop of this
vicinity for their imely sid in uppres.ins The la;e fire.
and in saving much ito us) val, ale prop Ity.
Cur especiL hank, due t, "orelt No. l" engine
company, and Excelsior Ne II hook and ladder compa
ny Ct ST Johns ury, TO- their pr mptneSs in answering
call ON out of town, md 10 the Passumpsic Eailroad
Co for seniins train t. bring help Al o. to the
lsdie, TO. their manly assistanc.
5. AIMING Ton.
SMITH GALBRAITH.
HILBERrS GOULD.
E. T. & H. K. IDE
Passumps:c, Jan. &c. 1861.
Dr.. S. 5. Fitch's IF amily Physician Sev, u
ty-.ix PAGE; price % cents NJ to any add NJ
money rcqui e IN / tie book is received re and y
approved 1t fleet guide to the lick indaposed
address DIR. s. fICH % fremont St, Boot H. tai
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iSiaHd Pond.

Nj. Zophar VI. Nansur of Cha lesion al
ex-so:der with an empty sleeve, has re-
cciyej appointment il tie Custom house in
THIS place. ihe greal SLOW st I'm caused
mach delay OF passenger trains, and for
some days almost an en,ie suspension Of
freight trains. But vey little snow has
fallen here, however, there being hut about
a foo; in depth on al average. J.w.
The citizens Of Island Pond will open
! their doors to all the friends OF education,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-02-01

The Cough and Lang Remedy for evt:y iaIni,
Iy to keep OH hand, ALIENS LING BAL>AM. 1t se.I-
every here gives sstisfac ion Read Tie FLOWING
X r. { from tters:
L. Bowl Dru -gist, UniontoHn, Penn. wri es, Apr
1, ls66 All M Lung Hasam his performed r,
marka5l ab ut her. recommend It with conf
4 nee i'll al dises-c- Ct t { b. cat and l,in 8"
Sterlin; Eros, DIR ggsts write from Gar. II n Jan
p. 1866 - nd six dozen Aliens Luz: Bal sm. ".
enr ly oft Of il 1t 81 neral s.si ctiOr
tn any other n.cd.ci..c cell"
sold by j. G. Bingham IA! BY IL dealers in family
med ciacs tinarl
CoStiveness IS aggravated by the uae Of strong
pu ;;ltivcs. he only Ii Jal treatment il gca:l,
laxative md MIC Ike r. Harr son' Per attic ozrn
c. ihe.e never wcikea. but r,du ly restore e
They remove opp ession dzzn re- head che snd every
form Of indigestion, also, the only p-ope, ncdy 10
piles, ithcr ecding othCrwi e. tmsri
For L. by J. :. IIarri.oL & Co., pro; ictor No.
ircm Mt Temple, b ct ~! and by a. druggis will b,
.nai receiving TIL cents.
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C0:lcOi'G.

The friends of Rev. MIR. Buswell. the
pastor OF tie Methodist society at West Con-
cord. met Tor social Interview and dona-
ton visit pc the afternoon and evening of
Jan. -. The town hall-which the ladies
had fitted up" and tasteiully decorated
with appropriate notices, pictures, ever
greens. etc. was found not at all too COM
nodous tor the largSnumbe- assembled in
the evening. As a substantial token Of
their appreciation OF his labois. upwards of
SItH-m0stl" in cash was presented TO the
pastor. The Methodist society. under the
earnest and untiring labOrS OF Mr.. Boswell,
ing The few months he has labOre1 here.
has steadily increased in members and in-
iuehce.. Air. Alvin Powers met with q
/ painful accidcn. last week. He stepped
from one part OF his barn floor to another
/ slightly depressed, ald broke his limb be-
low the knee....Two fellows from St.
bloomsbury, cone D-p and u-s) whose
love OF rum was stronger than their respect
! for Law. came to the liqaor agent of this
town. and by false pTetenses procured a
quart of the ardent. They We're very care
less in driving, and came very near running
over an elderly gentleman. Next day the
officer OF The law invited them up to see
the folks. One was fined ten dollars and
costs. amounting to Sl4.3S.
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Sheffield.

SAeT5etd.
The people of Sheffield donated on the
18th of JAM. to Rev. K. II. Barton the sum
of sl33.34, where he breaches only half of
the Sabbaths in the year. Sheffield literally
remembers her ministers.
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Spffial 1otifes.

HASWELL CHAPTER. NO. IL, R. A. N
MASONIC AL,
Regular meeting, Friday eve, Jan. Is, 1861
E. L. ADAMS, Secretary.
PASSUMPSIC LODGE, NO. 81, F. A. Ii.
MASONIC HALL-UNION BLOCK
stated meeting, Jan. IL. Gil meet ng, JAN "a
H. c. HASTINGS, Sec'y.
PALESTINE COMMANDERY, NO. S.
MASONIC HALL-UNI0N BLOCK.
stated Conclsve Feb. l.. Call Conclsve Jan. %
J. 1. PERKINS, Conman der.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-02-01

- After much talk and deIiberation the
Ladies Library Association Of this place
aIycItisc course of lectures. There HAY"
been many enquiries rs to Why We did
have lectures here this winter. The OBI.
answer that could be made was, because
he people did not care enough about ii to
arm out and hear and sustain them. The
Ladies' are now to make The trial. AID thus
ascertain ii the people really want coW e
Of lectures. The proceeds. after paying
expenses, will 90 for The purchase of book,
for the association The fist lecture will
be given by Rev. l.. 0. Erastow, a. The
town hall next Monday evening, at y o.
"Jch Admission 10 cents - families %
cents.
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CHITTENDEN COUNTY.

There is a wooden mandatory at
Winooski Falls, which for several years
has declared annual 100 per cent divi-
dtndS, but the present hard times render
the continuance of The practice quite
dnuh,iul
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-02-01

II dis Vegetable Sicilian Hair Rem yyer Is the
be Gle known pr. the hair. Il will sitive-
II resto gray hal til $ orig color. 1t ps the
If from ing It is the be hair dressing il the
worl niak.g felcss, if, br shy hair healthy, soft
sad glossy. Price S1.oo. For sale 10y all drugsi,ts
janll&g5
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1IoniD@iier.

-'1''sS :'fNtNs'
The Central Vermont Musical association
held Convention at Montpelier last week.
,lattr the immediate direction Of Mr.. l.. ii.
>oG;hard OF Boston. The convention was
declared 4 success both unsteady and IL
,!ancai.y. The singers were particularly
pleased with tly. Southland as director.
i'iic society was disappointed in that Mrs.
,niil OF Boston could not be present, as
advertised, bat there was excellent local
talent il The convention. which showed 10
especial advantage in the c0nceIts....
Montpelier is undergoing many changes.
The old brick church is demolished. and a
rev s,one eIiice is going up on its site.
the Episcopal society is also building a
street. The Uniiarians have ALREADY built q
pretty wooden ediice on the spot where
The Old Union hotel was burned. The
Baptist society are also talking about build
Ing j church another season. and the Meth
Odis!S contemplate extensive repairs Oh
th2ir house. So it will be seen that the
capital will not be destitute Of the "means
! of grace Cor the pIesclt, so far as houses
Of worship ale concerned. a least. ... Hon
/ {. ". willard. of the Frcemal, has pur
chased the brick building al The hea! o
! rtate street and is ID remodel il and use ii
as The printing office for the Freeman aad
/ Messenger. 1.-The Pavilion hotel has
changed landlords. Col. Boutwell, going ou
and the Messrs. Dunton Brothers going in
The new proprietors are @entlemanly anC
attentive 20 the wants Of their guests. The
especial care they bestow upon the table
and the general neatness and good ordel
that prevades The entire hou:e, will make
the Pavilion all the traveller could wish
when extensive repairs are made upon TIT
house. which have been promised in tn,
spring.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY.

The shipments of butter from st. Al.
bans in 1866 amounted to 2,6l7,l9j
pounds, and SS2,495 pounds of cheese
The production Of butter in the county is
estimated to have been AS, 900 pounds ii
excess of any previous Year, and il
cheese there was decrease of 10000
pounds.
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DEATHS.

Births, Marriages and Deaths Inserted FREr Obitua
es, including poetry, SIX CENT, line.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-02-01
EyiGt LOcIiS.

We wish to put it on record that the
.r.t rolrrable Sleighing for the season of
ISL. in this part of Caledonia county. came
H., tn" 23th OF January.
It j. dangerous as well as impudent
fra lot Of village boys to catch on TO every
led and sleigh that passes through the
streets. The evil is growing one here.
- Rev. Isaac q. Bliss appeal for the
Ii,I, in Turkey. in this place last Sabbath.
MA. deeply Interesting and highly instruc-
i've. The contribution for the new bible
,,,,r at Conslantinople. was $3.50 at the
yorrh Church in the morning: the collec-
i'm at the South church was deferred until
geXt sabbath.
- On account of the weather the Jan
gsrv thaw' will he postponed one year.
since Christmas there has been uninter-
,,g,rI cold weather. Wednesday ni.ht of
HI, week. promised TO be the coolest of the
.pa,on the mercury ii 0 P. NJ. standing at
gl- below zero but before morning il
moderated. and at \. NJ. this morning il
Ga, only 70 deg. below, and rising rapidly
aith indications of storm.
The North Church Sabbath School
lad a social gathering on Tuesday evening
\ supper was served at 6 O'Clock in the
,r,ry. and at !. the scholars. teachers and
fr1ds, repaired to the body OF the house
where an hour was pleasantly spent il
heaing the children sing, recite dialogues
rlc The children did their part well. as
usual.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-02-01
I A y L A RY 17tll.

ID r. T. g q CO obs
E. & T. FAIRBANKS & Cos.
Prices Still Lower
FOR JANUARY AND FEBRUARY.
Having added largely to their stock from purchases
u
price, are enabled to offer them to customers
corresponding discount.
Good Thibcts ut One Dollar,
Az good 81 sold . short time since for S1.s3.
SILK, COTTON WOOL DOUBLE FOLD CHECKS,
40 CENTS.
COTTON AND WOOL WOVEN PLAIDS, =. low as
80 CENTS.
Everything In the Line at . discount
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WINDHAM COUNTY.

United States Marshal Henry made a
torcible entrances with axes into the ma
chine shops OF Henry Sargent and Morris
& Abbott, sewing machine makers at Brat
tleboro, Saturday week, and carried off
all the machines, either completed or in
profess of manufacture. Porter & Wheel
er, il New York firm, claim an intring-
ment of their patent, and hence the
difficulty.
WINDSOR COUNTY.
G.. ". Killings sash factory and
Dolge's grist mil! at Norwich were burn
ed, Saturday, tue latter Containing 200
barrels OF flour and Il considerable quant-
ty OF grain. Insured Tor 5000.
STATE AT LARGE.
The net profits Of the fair of the state
agricultural society at Braiilesoro last
September were 1896.
The executive committee of the State
Temperance Society unanimously reel
ected Rev. w. w. Atwater, Of Vergennes
TO serve as general agent and secretary.
Fifteen of the Vermont baseball clubs
wrre. represented in the convention AT
Burlington, Wednesday, and an ;s,ocia-
ton was Organized with the following
officers: President, Z. W. Peek secre.
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= ADDISON COUNTY.

President II. d. Kltchell of Middle
bury college was thrown from his sleigh,
sunday, at Cornwall, and severely in
iurpd
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-27

FRENCH OFFICIAL REPORT OF GARIBALDIs
DEFEAT,--T Boniteur of Nov. 10 contains
the following; "The Minister of War has re-
ceived from Gen Failly commander of the ex-
peditionary corps at Rome, the following tele-
grrphic dispatches dated at Rome Nove1n-
Der 9Th: -il 1900 -t. DIRT $4,000 4 / G.
The instruction had Monte Rotundo for its
head quarters. Garibaldi had organized his
bands and superintendent in person their con-
centration. Ii was time to act, and to strike
vigorous blow. directed upon Monte no
tondo Pontihcial column of 5000 strong
and French column OF 2, 900 men Give batai-
lons.) The Pontifcal column solicited the
honor of the principal attack: the French COL
nmn forming the reserve supported the attack
Dy movement turning upon the two tanks.
Inc allied troops which lett ON November 3D.
at hye O'Clock in the morning, found them
selves at one O'Clock in the presence of tba
enemys outposts, Il serious engagement took
place under the walls of Montana, very
strong and wel-intrenehed village Fyerv obc
did his duty bravely. After an engagement
OF four hours night approaching, the Pontifi-
cial troops (center coluanl supported by nthe
wings Wrench troops, made an attack anon
Montana. Night prevented the colnpletioi of
success; the two columns agreed to renew the
attack the next day. AT dawn on the 4th %
nag OF truce was hoisted. The garrison. III
Metana asked to lay down their arms and
Withdraw. Our troops immediately marched
upon Monte RotonGo, which they found eyae-
uated; The positions chosen by the enemy
We're very strong. Our losses, are confined to
two men killed, two officers and :8 iinen
p wounded. On tho side of the Garibaldial,s
0oo dead remained upon the field of battle; the
wounded are In proportion. The prisoners
taken 10 Rome amount to 1000, and ZOO wore
sent to the frontier. Rome is completely set
iree; the head of the instruction is crushed
thSa. Ii is among the Garihallians
Iney talk OF treason. On the other hand
Rome is full of joy; all anxiety has ceased
On the 9th of November the Roman population
gave a triumphant welcvaae to the troons
your Excellency will receive a more detailed
report Our presepce at Rome was urpent in
order to save it; guarantee the safety7o of tbe
dontiilcal States against the insuryent banilS
Our chassopot rifles did wonders. ~'''