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VIRGINIA.
PROTEST AGAINST THE LEGALITY OF THE ELEC-
TION-CHARGES OF FRAUD.

PROTEST AGAINST THE LEGALITY OF TIE ELEC-
TION-CHARGES OF FRAUD.
RICHMOND, Oct. 27.-JOm III. Gilmer has
filed with Gen. schohed formal protest in his be-
half as resident and voter of Richmond, against the
counting any recorded in that city at any Of the
precincts after sunset on Wednesday evening The first
object relied upon by Mr. Gmer based on the second
section OF the supplemental bill OF Congress- embraced IN
General order No SO, from which make the following
quotation "SECToN And be 10 further enacted, That
after the completion of the registration hereby provided
for in State at such time ana places therein as the
Commanding General shall appoint ana direct OF when
least 80 days public notice shall be given election shan
be held &c MIR Gilmer relies upon this point in the
law as limiting General in his order 10 the time desig
mated in the order. and argues 1t at length.
In the second place. upon the full proof OF the most
palpable frauds and shameless prostitution Of the right
Of suffrage the open manufacture OF coOred votes the
deliberate and persistent covering OF colOred conserVa
ment Colonel Thomas f. Rose In aludng 10 the con
OF Colonel Rose official superintendent OF the cleo
ton learn that Mr.. Gilmer says cit will be proven,
Rose was repeatedly guilty of the grossest misconduct,
rudeness and official nsolence TO the very best men
yocation that connIved at fraud, aud In his
oplnon a party TO it," This he means in its fun force
He saws If he denies IT, let him far honor his official
pledges himself TO prove NJ least that he 1.-THE Colonel
was in repeated instances guilty OF conduct unbecomng
an officer and gentleman.
OFFICIAL RETURNS OF THE ELECTIoN-THIRTY
CONSERVATIVES AND SIXTY RADICALS RE-
TURNED.
RICHMOND, Va, Oct. 26.-Ofiicial returns of the
late election Indicate the election OF 30 Conservatives and
90 Radicals Eighteen Of the latter are colored men.
Sxtyve counties give 707 for and 1880 against the
Convention. number OF counties are yet 10 be heard
from The polls closed In Richmond at o'clock Thurs
day morning with majority Of 400 for Hunncuts ticket
Considerable excitement Is caused by the faet that Two
citizens OF Richmond, one prominent tobacco maDufac-
urer have been ordered by vigilance committee OF
coored leave the city in A. hours Their oense
was violent opposition TO the Radical ticket.
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NATIONAL FINANCES.

THE WEEKLY CURRENCY sTATEMEST-CUsToMs
RECEIPTS.
WASHINGTON, Oct 26.--The amount of frac-
tionaI currency issued during the week ending to-day
from the Printing Bureau OF the Treasury Department
was s57232o In the period the amount shipped
as follows: To Assistant Treasurer at Philadelphia.
20 Assistant Treasurer ut New York 500 10
National Banks and others, t2176C4 total, t67766t
Treasurer Spinner holds In trust for the National Banks
the fIowing amounts viz: For circulating notes. $780,
qbO for deposits Of public moneys SIS 2oi6O; total
tl7s g37O0 The amount Of National Bank currency s-
sued during the week t2i,st0 Total 10 date, WV
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JAMAICA.

THE AMERICAN STEAMSHIP LINE SUBSIDY RE-
FUSED BY THE ERNMENT-DEFICIENCf
IN THE BUDGET-THE NEW GOVERNOR OF
HONDURAS EN- ROUTE.
KINGSTON, jamaica Oct I, via Havana, Oct.
2GThc colonial government refuses to sanction the sub
sidy the steamship line between New-Yok and the
West India Islands The people incensed and have
signihed their feelings at an Indignation meeting
In the annual budget exhibit OF the Island there Is
shown a deficiency OF $250,0OO
The British warsteamer Barracuda will sail from Port
Royal after inspection, for British Honduras She takes
ont tbe new Governor Of that colony. Gov Austin has
been removed is sad for inaappropriation OF the
fund destined 10 promote Immigration from the southern
states OF the United States TO Honduras
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MAILING INTELLIGENCE
FIRES.

,,crP pEIR SALOON IN CHArHAM-sr.
~, Lh ,c,,ar heer saloon No. l0l Chatham-st.
ne nc by fire. this morning at II o'clock TO the
amount Of about siOO ,,s
GREAT FIRE IN MEMPHIS.
,,.,,u,s Oct. PA destructive confiagra-
4, W. acnrred here last night about l2i o'clock Bradeys
t hon was almost totally destroyed JOS Baufei X Co.,
.dv a Co and r. p Wall Co.. all wholesale grocers,
rc the principal sufferers. The loss Is estimated al
t20O000. - .,..
EPISCOPAL CHURCH AT wALLiNGfohp, SoNN,
BURNED.
NEw-HAyRN, Conn.,, Oct. H-A fire in Wal
bnsfor this morning destroyed the Episcopal church,
town hall and Keeler's stove store Loss about SeeS;
insurance about Gl,eN
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THE WEST INDIES.
IIAYTI.

THE FORT BIAssON AFFAIR-GENEEAL DISTRESS
IN THE REPUBIIC-EXILEs PROBABLY TO RE-
TURN. 80 -.
HAVANA, Oct. 2G.-0ur dates from Hayti are
to the 9th inst The action at Fort BassOn with the IN
surgens is now ascertaned 10 have been truly reported
In The Government version Of that affair which IL con
hrmed i'm all particulars. Excessive misery and dscOn
tent prevail and general revolution is regarded as in
mineut.
Provisions are at famine rates. and flour is quoted at
800 gOuTdes. 81,
motion has been made in the Legislature TO allow AL
eyilcs 10 return 10 Hayti, Geflrard not excepted.
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NORTH CAROLINA.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MASS MEET

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MASS MEETING
RALEIGH, n. c., Oct GA large and enthusi-
asc gathering assembled at the Court House here Oh
Saturday night in response TO call published in the city
papers IL was simple outpOurDg OF the people with
ont regard party all political compilations being rep
resented. The meeting was organized by eeeung A NJ
Bedso President The Hon. A ). Merryman addressed
the meeting long and elaborate argument against the
Congressional plan of Reconstruction. Resolutions were
adopted declaring their devotion To the Constitution and
TO civil liberty Delegates appointed 10 attend the
County Convention which il TO meet here on Thursday
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l5s From this is be deducted the currency returned
including wornout notes, amounting to s5OI69i6; eav
ing in actual circulation to this date $3.50 Inc
National currency redeemed and DESTROYED during the
week amounted to S337,sO0.
The following Is statement Of the receipts from Gus
toms from Oct IA TO Oct 49, inclusive Boston, $9s55l;
New-York, s2O36.0OO Philadelphia <6O2s2 Baltimore,
$4,000 san Francisco from Sept IL TO Sept q, sJl02
Total, s2,sa5,76s.
The receipts from internal revenue to-day were sO99O9
making total amount for the week ending to-day OF
m and the total since the begnnng OF the present
fiscal wear, sec 759OOO
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THE BILLIARD TOURNAMENT.

CINCINNATI. Oct. 27.-At the billiard tonIna,
oent v.sterday the first game between Verrueler anu
my vas won by the latter In seven Nernueer
made only 81 points The second game, ts MADE
Thoae and Davis was won by the latter Chohto ihuo
Seo nonts The third game won by Acker!hhAn, n'
onnonent Smith, making 100 points The iour.n ,,as
bsiween Rivers and snyder was won ny tho'i"'oi'
E,ysrs made 2Ol points
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CANDIDA.
cHANGE on ADMINISTRATION.

CHANGE OF ADMINISTRATIONS.
PARIS. Oct. acknowledgements from Con
stantinople state that change has been made in the
Administration of the Island of Gambia. Omar
Pasha has been relieved of the command there, and
ordered to the Danube; and Hussen Pasha has been
commissioned TO succeed Omar Pasha as Governor of
CANDIDA and Commander-n-Chief of the military
forces in the island
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THE COTTON CROP.

STATEMENT FROM THE BUREAU OF STATISTICS.
Director Delmar of the Bureau of Statistics,
furnishes the following statement OF the crop,
showing the number of 81 land In cotton aud
the expected yield Of the same for the year 1867 accord
ing 10 the returns of the Assistant Assessors made I'm
response requirement Of the Treasury Department
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DEPARTURE OF MINISTER ROMERO FROM
CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, Oct. 27.-The United States
revenue cutter wilderness with Senior Romero, the Me1
can Minister his mother and sister on board sailed at
o'clock this evening for Mexico. Collector Mackey and
family Gen Candy and wife. aud number OF other ON
cias and ciiizens accompanied the party 10 the boat
BEFORE Romero addressed letters 10 sece
ares Ne ward and McCuoch, returning thanks Tor the
Kindness and courtesy extended him during his soJourn
in ,f.c untr
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THE INDIANS.

SATISFACTORY RESULT or RECENT COUNCIL.
ST.. LOUIS, Oct 27.-iov. Crawford and Sen
aor Ross Kansas arrived at Topeka Friday having
LEFT the Indian Commissioners at Medicine Lodge Creek
on the 22d Both express the opinion that satisfactory
treaty will be- made with the Indians.
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p,,s1srss FAILURE IN PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 27.-Charles Z. Bayard,
STOCK broker has suspended for large sum lie owes
nancy both here and In New-York He mas large
a,nonnt of assets but they OF unayaaoe cnara
Ter n IL thought he will ultimately be able t"1a5 All
demands against him and have balance.
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COLOMBIA.

THE REVOLT IN BOLIvARAND ARAGuA. sUBDUED.
HAVANA, Oct. 23.-Advices from Venezuela to
the 9Th nst report that revos had broken out N Boil
and Aragna, hut the leaders had been captured.
They planned the assassination VI Gov. Falcon.
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GERMANY.

ALLIANCE BETWEEN PRUSSIA AND BADEN
CARIsRUHE. Oct. 25.-The Diet of Baden to-day by
large majority sanctioned the North Zollvereln
md adopted the proposed alliance with Prussia.
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ALABAMA.
THE COLOR

THE CoLoRED DELEGATES IN THE CONVENTION.
ATLANTA, Ga, Oct. 26.-There are but IA
colored delegates elected 10 the Alabama Convention
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THE Pacific COAST.

SAN Francisco. Oct. 26-The Benicia Cement
Works will commence operations again on the Goth OF NO
yember and will supply the local demand at price not
exceeding s..
WHALING INTELLIGENCE
SAN FRANcIsCo. Oct. 26.-The schooner Caro-
line from the Ochotsk Sea- reports the following whaefs
from Aug II Sept Java 4OO barrels OIL ZOO poup1s
rome 400 barrels oil BENJAMIN Cummings. ZOO oregon
800 barrels; VIM Roach 200; Sea Breeze le" suo sn
4SO; Hercules 200; RAINBOW, 500 Inc DAN asbnra on
Foggy Island IN the northeast OF the QUIZ , mhle
Capt Nice was getting an anchor our ' and brsasIns
shore and went TO pieces Killing AMI severaix
fine law OF the second mate sam Sanders anu severely
iniurin1 Seyernl natives
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REPORT OF THE PAYMAsTER GENERAL.

REIOhl VI HE IA1MASIER GENEhAD'
WASHINGTON, Oct. 27.-The following items
are taken from the annual report Of the Paymaser
era for the fiscal year ending June 80 1861 which was
submitted TO the Secretary of War, yesterday: Total
amount OF moneys to be accounted for $5S35S5B which
r. accounted fer as follows:
Disbursements 10 the regular army. ,103
TO the Military Academy Observation-Disclosures. 12l39
To volunteers .2l3
Total sI275s,457
Amount OF acquisitions cancelled ........... 100000
Amount refunded TO Treasury .............. $1,000
Amount OF Paymaster's balances on deposit in
Merchants National Bank at date Of closing,
not heretofore accounted for. ........... l076l4
Unissued acquisitions In the Treasury June 80,
Balance in hands Of Paymasters June 80 1867 4327S6
sss,s75s5s
Orders have been give for the discharge the close of
the present month"; OF 40 Bureau clerks leaving SIN EN-
plOycd 49, This last number exceeds by ten the peace COM
pcment allowed to the Bureauby the various laws on the
suhIect-an excess which may doubtless he disposed OF
during the fiscal In the branch Of the Pay
master Generals report referring TO reconstruction dis
bursemeuts. Gen. Brice reports as follows;
First Disrict-Oct. 12AmOunt sent, Sl99I44; amount
disbursed $l4330 Balance In paymasters hands, t6,l36
Second DiStret7Oct 2-Amount sent, s2I922; amount
disbused $3.50 Balance In paymasters hands, Sl9G4
Third DStrict-Oct. 12AmOunt sent Sl15,35I; amount
disbursed S9,675 Balance in paymasers hands S5566l
Fourth Disfrict-Sept. 2s-Amount sent si64,s34
amount disbursed SOs.556 Balance in paymastershands
s56.27s
FIN Dstriet-oct 5.-Amount sent. 1886 $40; amount
disbursed, $2l9,449 Balance in paymasters hands,
$li6.397.
Total amount sent sii5472s. Total amount disbursed
t9i3,Sj2 Total balance ON hand S5lOS76. Amount IN the
Treasury the credit OF the Second District $5,27 To-
tai amount OF appropriations, s60OOOO Total balance
<550.lE.
The unsatshed estimates received from several OF the
districts show deficiency In the amount appropriated 10
meet the actual expenses incurred. SHALL at the proper
time and when the needed additional amount required
shall DO ascertaiDed, submit TO you special communca
ton this subject.
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WASHINGTON.

FORTHCOMING STATEMENT OF GRANTS Po-
LITICAL VIEWs-EXPECTED INCREASE IN
INTERNAL REVENUE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OF THE SUMNER SUFFRAGE BILL-GEN
POPE REFUSES A NEW APPORTIONMENT OF
DELEGATES TO THE GEORGIA CONVENTION
THE BOUNTY CLAIMS.
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THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD. =,

OMAHA, Nebraska, Oct. 27:-The hve n noa,sr
,b mile OF the Union Pacific Railroad was lad yos.eI
aay seventeen miles will carry the rasa , " 'ho
Cheyenne nj the eastern base VI the ROCKY dVuhNAtH
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THE SOUTHERN STATES.
TENNESSEE.

TENNESSEE.
THE RECENT MUNICIPAL ELECTION TROUBLES
IN NASHvILLE-THE OFFICIAL CORRESPOND
ENCE BETWEEN GEN. GRANT AND GEN.
THOMAS.
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MARRIAGES.

In Clarenont y. H., Nov. 90, 10y Rev. u. {. Bah
cock, Mr.. ". d. Bllcyck of 81. John-bury, snd MIs
Katie &. Morrill, Of MclndOc Falls.
In Eat Rurk., Nov. :, by Rev. VIM K Jo, -lin, Nr.
Melzar II. Mo.nan of Chicopce, Nus, and Mis- Ellen
N. Harvey Of Burke.
In sheffield, Nov q, by Kew. 5. ". stct, Mr.. Gil
bert L. Wiliet Of WsiOle, Mass, and Mis-. Mary +.
Oti- of Sheffield
In Ea'; Hsrd~ick Nov. u, by Rev. PsysOn Tyler,
Mr. Henry D. Bolton OF Dlavie, and Mr. Hannah
B!odgett II Iir, ensblro.
In leland Pond, Nov. "a, by Rev. J. W. H. Bake.
Nj Charlie -. .idson Of Brighton, and Ni-s Martha
j. Sawte!lc Of i.amoille.
Also, Iy Tie SAM. st Norton Mills Nov. Il. Mr.. Wm.
j. Lewis ind Misc Maria F. Pollard, both Of Norton.
At South Rye-ity, Nov Il, by the R-v- WIN. j.
Mcdowell, Mr.. James Morrison and Miss Alice Jcuneto
Lst:o.
In rortlsrd, Ne, oct. ~, Dr James NJ Aver OF Dan
vile, and Ms Anna ". Dani of Portland.
in Lyndon. on the 18th inst, by Rev. ". II, Wells.
d. Walter Gu-tine Of Stafford, and lies Nancy Quinn
10y, daushtcr .: True Calmly Of Lyndon.
In Whcclock, Nov. a nv Rev sct!i ". Perkins, M.
William williamson of Lyndon, ami Mis- Sarah NJ.
Dec, OF Whc-lock
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-11-29

The Rutland reading room association
is dying for lack of support, and will
turn over to the Young Mems Christian
association all that it has after paving its
debts.
'TETE TErE." The Herald says
a brace OF young scapegraces whom we
would consider verdant enough to hail
from the most remote of rural districts,
came to town yesterday afternoon, and
by indulging in frequent potations Of
poor whlskey, had become, at an early
hour IN the evening, so intoxicated as to
render them invulnerable to decency and
proprlety, though not to shot, as was af-
forwards demonstrated. Accordingly
they proceeded to the house of William
Lincoln, south of the village, where, not
wlthstanding the protestations of Mr.. l..
they were determined to have things
their own way, and upon Mr.. Lincoln
ordering them out of his house, they re-
fused to 60, when he threatened shoot
ing, But to no purpose, the '.gentle-
men, were on lark and "guessed they
would have it out" Forbearance soon
ceased to be virtue with Lincoln, and
when he found that there was no use in
bandying words wilh them, took down
his loaded shot gun and fired it at
the twain, one of whom escaped unin-
Jured, but the other not SO fortunate, was
the recipient of couple of shot in his
right leg. 1t need not be added that a
haSty retreat was beaten, they deeming
further demonstrations useless, at least
tor that night. Upon arriving at the
village the services of DR. Allen were
called, who extracted the shot, and the
injured man at last accounts was quite
comfortable better than he de-
served to be.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
a saw mill at Waitsiield, owned by
Perry Shepard, was burned by incen-
diaries, Thursday morning. The loss,
$4,000, falls on Ira Richardson, occu,
pant of the mill
STATE AT LARGE.
The House of Representative. has fix
ed the salary of the state treasurer at
$1,000, SECRETARY OF state at $500, anc
quartermaster general at 500.
The Legislature elected Henry Lane Of
Cornwall, David Hubbard of Concord,
and Isaac y. Hall OF Groton, directors
and James \. Pollard of Windsor, super.
intendent of the state prison.
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DEATHS.


Births, Marriage. and Deaths inserted utitas-
RIGS, including poetry, six cE>rs 4 line.
Al Lyndon, Nov. -, Elect., aged -, a,fc OF Mr..
Geo. ) hilby.
In Walden, &C. y Nancy, wife u Royal scott, aged
q years.
la Cabot, Nov. a., Widow jane McF.Elin, aged
81 YEAR.
In I.sCrcs-e, VIE, Nov : Of ;ypoid fever, Gecrgc
". Wil-on, formerly Of lroy, VI, az d - yeaIs
beat loycs siniu,; Iusrk.
81 Newport Express please co. y.
In South Dsuvir, Nov Ii, susaa:lsh Iud on, relic;
Of tteorge Greenhank, aged = y,aTs.
Ia Richmond Me, Nov. l., Mrs. ClLrissa wife Of AT
Levi tioodnolch aged 50 formerly Of Danville
In - Juhn.bury, oct =, Mr.. Randall Wheeler, seci
= y..r, formerly Of DInvtc.
In Charleston, Nov. - Of consumption, Flora eldest
dal ghr of Thea l.. snd Abaail Doll II, sgd 10 yssr
and lu.mouths.
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Boston Market---NOV. 25.

FLOCR-Westcrn superfne at $3.50 q s9.25
common extras at $50 IA sn5H; medium do at Sll.
On ia 100; 1t. Louis ut $500 Gs 100 = Dbl.
CORN Western mixed, S1E "a Las; southern
yellow S1.4. a, 149 OATS-nor;hern, q. So. ~ S0H>
wet TIL Goa "a u.0V. KlE-Sl.10 q rs. SHORTS
sS5.nO Cs 36.H1.
PORK-Prime, $500 "a $3.50; me.,, sa2.oO 6
300; cear,S2i0J es 1900. BEEF Extra mcss
sl5."n; family, S2fG. LARD, l35s "a l.:i. SNOh I'll
HAMS, AK - l5c . ID. BUTTER, - 9 .5c I. H.
(lIEkSE. u a l6c z lb
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OF bolton, MASS.
Grace's celebrated SaIve

CuI'S III j very sIIUIl lIIIt
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peas' Sal Rhe,,n, Rinprorn, ChapQ,ed
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FetOrs Chilblai,ls, DC.
1t prompt in action removes pain at once, and re.
duces the most angry looking swellings and inaamma-
ions, as if by magc,--thrs aording relief and com.
plete cure.
SETH W. FOWLE son, Boston, Proprietors.
Sold by Ill druggists, grOcers and 1T all country
lures. sl.s4
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ITCH...
Soiis,

SCiiS.
Like the volcano bos give Issue the foul and fiery
contents Of the deep interior To remove tine vi
slch suffering it is only necessary vi,alize the blood
by supplying it with its Life Element, Iron,
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP,
q protected solution of the Proto1ide of Iron) viii do
this eectuay and give strength, vgor and life to
the whole system.
ExTRACT OF LETTER FEOg REV. RICHARD s. EDEs
OF BUiTuS, MASS.
For years sufferer from boils 20 that nv life
became weaTisomc through their frequent and persis
tent recurrence finally 4 carbuncle formed IN the
small Of my back. During its progress large pieces
decompp.ed flesh Were every d y or two cut SWAY,
and the prUsaon aud general disturbance Of the sys
TEN were great BcfJrr had recovered from this at
tack wo smaller cdrbunces broke out higher up and
was again threatened with arecurence OF the suffering
TO winch hal sJ long be subj cted 1t wss Al TIL
time that c mmcnced taking the Peruvian SvrUp
continued taking it until had five bottles sine,
then have had nothing o the kind. 70. wears | Wa
one OF greatest sufferers. Other medicines gave LII,
prtia and temporary rrlie but this remarkable rene
dy with kind und ntiivc sense went directly to TIL
root Of the evil and did Its work with thoroughues
worthy of its esr absbed character
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ADDISON COUNTY.
Mr. Dean of Cornwall recently sold 4
vcarllng mcrino buck for $1,000.
BENNINGTON COUNTY.

IA" i'C'tIi vi Y Vi NV iil i'NNIiiIf SOi' a.
vcarlng merino buck for $1,000.
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
Following the reconciliation of the
railroad question at Bennington will soon
come the reopening OF the Troy and Ben
nineton railroad and the running OF cars
over it As formerly, The petition OF the
Burden Brothers OF Troy, to the Lcglsla-
ture. for leave to build railroad from
Bennington to their ore beds in Shafts
bury. resulted in a bill for the charter of
the road by a different route than that
asked Tor, and its defeat i'll the House OF
Representatives.
Seymour d. Harwood, of Rupert, a
lad If years old, has caught in the four
East seasons, with the aid of dog and
gun, 931 woodchucks.
AT Arlington mill stone burst, in
turing Mr., Aaron Farnham i'll a shock
ing and fatal manner, he dying on Sunday
morning.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-11-29

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