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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-02-08
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The existence of the nix # Caodolia, oiarte-ci l
he leci-la III f the state Il We nd lie II
Dan. lille in Faid ate terminated - vcab u the
law Of said sta & on the " III dly Il nne -dH: and n"
tce Iciv cira a. bank NJ nd cIa liS orr
ssndinc hills /: tn term Il yea from Dec :, l~t
The flowing OF he le- sialrr / phil shed by d.
recticn f said b nl. Re- ord. r III II recfars-
OHEA CROSBY. Pre- - II. NAIio, ~, Is>H-eE-
Dlnyille, Vt, Dee q, l>s'i-
An sc. relating - the deinptiol of ir-ak n,t's-
I Is hc. Cly e-acte Z, &c.
sec J. Ate he ezIr to- i n cha ~ a any iaaA
cha tered y this state, .i:e- IT, T7Ea1i 81 The
c2.. enec u sny Ech nj, ar,cAi: Ia, liS- 81 TAI
81 tc uch b'rk .so:ce bc puili- Cd IN al
the weekly ueuspap of tn eiintv wh ssOh lax l.
located. for one NtSr, set NJ fsrfh TIA lid Ia
viii rede tandn- IL he day CT tic alton
81 it carter IN d3te II the term uo 0f L. rxaCe
ani copr of this Aud upsn d2e pgiiica ip q uCa
notice, neither s;- han it flee: shali Ia Ia 1,
any seton FL tie -,npi q ~ q - Oil stan
NJ bills, urles the sta iIye Liiiy pcsn I'd
an payment thereof d. ina:d iIin the year Sterei-
IT the Ia ling house Of sid bank
Sec :, At the cxpTaii il o: caIt - .fte tlC
termination # the of any such irank co.e
said. such hank sa!l Il. u icct 20 The oFSIs!on
liable the provisions CT thu si<- hid srsliyn Il
chzp ei-hty-n.e Il tn gene u siaf4
>ec. :. This shsl tax IN Il rem IL passage
Approve Nov. =, l>Ss'- tdaclE
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3ants.
N o T &c E.

The Passumpsic Bans, whose Oh 'rte- ierirat a Feb Il,
49, gives notice thst i. viii redeem II ot finding Ill :
az the Frs Nsricasl Bank in II -oi sir. 30 esr
frcm December l. iSti sGTcC=hly n The !owinE set
f [. X DINGToN, Cashier
81. Johnsbury, VI. Fec l, lej"-
An set re.sting to the nd nption = hank notes
Ii is Il rI5- enacted, &c
Sec. l. After tie expation # the char 81 c: anE hank
chartered hy this state after TIC Eirhton q; the g.
istcnce # Any such bank a- biz the lzrs ci tbs
STATE, such nix may notice cie p"ii ne in IL
the weekly neIsp per f the county he such n& :
located for full ycI-, ting inst saii aik = a
redeem its cuts ding lis he e the eAprat Il
char er or the dat Of t t,nin ton II existence,
and copy Of III And upon DIE lcat Of scc:'
no ice. neither such hank nor il oii:ce n be liza
any act for tie nan-EodeP;ion q any of its ts r'
Ing bills unless IN III hsyC been daily escn's d
and yment th reof dem ndei within tie veg s.o-'-
| said. ( tc haak NJ hru = 4 said rank.
Sec :. Atte- the exp q charter OF affe- the
;e1ninH i'm Of the ext 4 NJ such hsnk = sio
sad such bank shall f. nc subject " the OPP ato
or Lab TO Provisions of ty-t I'D sectiOi If
chapter ei-hty-n 81 tie :, ii statu g.
sec :. Th- scf she'll Ike effect fTcl its passa-'
Approved Nov. u, l>1~'- dT".
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DoEs IT PAY The brandon CWiS.
Times grows iacetiouS on the subject OF
advertising docs it pay to advertise
Our experience teaches Us that it does. \
week ago we advertised fer boy to learn
The printers trade. Imagine our surprise
.C) on Monday morning on finding at our
domiclle an applicant weighing just eight
pounos and half. We would not guar
antce to all such returns by patronizing
the printer. but this is one instance where
it was 4 success"
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Description Of q surprising Cataract IN Ml
great rlrer Connecticut.

Two hundred miles from the Sound is q
narrow, of five yards only, formed by two
shelving mountains of solid rock through
this cha>m are compelled to pass all the
waters which iii tie time oi the floods
bury the northern country. Here the
the water is consolidated, without frost, by
pressure, by swittness, between the pinch
ing sturdy rocks, to such degree of in
duration, that no iron crow can be forced
into; here iron, lead, and cork have one
common weight; here, steady as time,
and harder than marble, the stream passes
Irresistible, if not swift as lightning. The
electric fire rends trees to pieces with no
greater ease than does this mighty water
The passage is about 400 yards in length.
OF Il gag form, with obluse corners. At
high wafer are carried through this strait
ma>ts and other timbers, with incredible
swttness, and sometimes with safety; but
when the water is too low, the maSts.
timber and trees, strike on one side OF the
>hivers, and spliniered like a broom to the
amazcment OF spectators.
No living creature was ever known to
pass through this narrow, except an Indian
woman, who was in Il canoe attempting
TO cross the river above it, but careles>ly
let herself fall within the power of the cur
rent. Percciving her danger. she took a
bottle OF rum she had with her. and drank
the whole of it; then lay down in her can
oe to meet her destiny. Size tremendously
went through safe, and was taken out OF
the canoe quite intoxicated Being asked
how she could be so darinelv imprudent
as 10 drink such Il quantity Of rum with
the prospect OF instant death before her.
the >quaw, as we'll as her condition would
let her, replied, Yes. it was too much
rum TO drink at once to be sure but |
was unwilling to lose u drop of it 50
drank it, and you see | have saved it
ali"
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@. III. SiiyPr,S Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT. AT probate court held at Lu-
Es,eA District (nrnbuTch. within and Tor
district The 18Th day OF Jan. 1851
Silver. administrator oi the Is ate Of q H. ST.
yeT late bloomfield. in said district. deceased inies
tate makes said tor license 10 sell the
wu Of the real estate of said deceased representing
that world Ue conducive the interest Of those Inter
e,i-d IN said estate.
Whereup IL ordered b. said court that said appli-
cliin br urTTe session thereof {" be held al the
;,rurc icr in I.;eiour. ia said district. the I'D
d,y Fr 1851 bearing AMI decision thereon. and Il
fT;-T ordered IN ~ all ersD'> Interested be nOt IL
Er, pGc iIpn Di II bilce ri >iid application all or
der ti.Teu li.eE successfully Caie'!Gnian
printed al JpsoGTV. teyre sad time hearing That
III, MAY appear said ti'ie AMI ace and II tnes see
cause oil - thereto BY Ia" Uourt-At,e>t.
iUi2 JONAH BROOKS, judge
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-02-08

One OF our exchanges thinks Mexico
would b. better off ii Napoleon and Sew.
ard We're both in Paradise. To tlis an
other replies : YES, but how would the cit.
liens Of Paradise like il
\ good story Is told Of a reply made by
Judge Poland to an inquiry As to the rea-
sons wti,h caused the Vermontcrs 10 send
Nj. Morrill, to the senate and remove tn.
Judge to the House. WELL" SAID the
senator, Il suppose they thought that the
Senate wanted more wool and the House
more law"
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George p. Mathews Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT. In probate court held at The
Essex District probate office in Lunenoure
within ami said district. the 18th day ot Jan 1867
Lucinda Mathews, administrator line estate of Geo
Mathews late ofOrsuge, in The county of Franklin
and Stale Massachusetts, deceased makes application
To said court license 10 sell the Whole OF the Tea
estate sald deceased representing hal II would ot
conducive ID the interest q" all interested in said estate
Wher,Un il is ordered 10y said court that said appca
ton lie referred the 5ih day OF Feb. d. e6 at III.
probate Office in LuneTburs 'OT hearing and decision
tnefeID Aud il Is further ordered that ali persons la
terested Eoiiie hereof by pubca, of notice al ih
application and order there three weeks >uccessire II
the taI.,juiau printed at ST Juhnsbuy laid
or hearing that they appear 1t said time and place
3 and Il they CAUSE ct ct thereto
So JONAH BROOKS judge
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Bcl{OaCS Falls in 1871.

The editor of the Times at Bellows
Falls has seen portion of a copy of the
Worcester Mass. Gazett, dated '.Thurs-
day, April 20, 1884," in which is an ex-
tract from work just then published des-
clptive Of the '.falls" as viewed by an
Engi>hman about that time-seventy-
five years ago. We copy this extract
entire as follows:
"FROM AN HISTORY OF CONNECTICUT, BY
AN ENGLISIIMAN.
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geeal.
Josiah Cages Estate.

rUE subscribers having teen appointed by the honora-
soners to receive examine adjust all claims and &C.
nans Of I'll persons the estate OF Josiah Gage
John>bury in said district. deceased repte>tt
e i,snyent and the term If six months from The IL
day of jan ISL being allowed 10y said court 10 The creu
tnrs f I deceased 10 hil and prove their respective
CLAIMS l.fre US GIVE notice that e with attend 10 the
duties of our appointment at The laie dwelling hou>e
ct -ili deceased ST. JohIshury, on the -Vln "a ="
March and l2th day OF July next 1t p. NJ on each OF
( said days.
{ A.G. CHADWIK. lCom,rs
3q-u HIRAM CUTTING.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.

The subscriber has recently fitted up his rooms and sd
ded to his bonnet bleachery I'LL and ccmpl te line Of
Straw, Silk and Millinery Goods
and Trimmings,
And having secured the services of Mr. NJ NJ. CROSMAN
take charge Of he work, wOu announce to the ct-
re of ST. s. and vicinity, tha' he is ep t.
do yti1g in II III li"ery line upon the most req
sorab term. ; and h. mop by keeping Up goot Il :
sortmeut gvi = gDtd .tivn t, the bNnts Sc, to
merit 4 liber share Of their patronage.
GEO. W. SENTER.
Eastern Avenue, ST Johnsbuy v, Oct 81, 1866. If
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-02-08

Received he .r p-2r1irln ~ the m",lari Ill TO-
IN comp tit Il with INC les. New lccE @md EcEv l. =
lend makes.
This ven ion cnt7c tiErcnscs WI, the I'D and i'm
Tcrfect name O. a=.cnr:, by u {: Il sid sping,s.
ana Cons is Of :nd fleet of securing he
pes md wi7est ether By Is ( Z b:3id "a ii .
un tr and ttT ugh q! t3o nd thTo Oh and Toard til,
covering II the ire thereby ming knot ndc.ins
1t the NEST gIf,ct qsteninE scovcT d.
he wire U.s. in his * IT il .-c:l he les re
finci watch spring cove ed with H.. douh G
thread cttoa yarn the Pc. inch extra heavy
folld ed- the pld=. in 4 TIE 'Ls Il tn Uuste
springs, are OF Lc Encst nell 1 kid Id witt Gu
new appi aton fJT acinr h # Mt lag lac bus
SPRING.. g. IL he VII lc cont uol =
spfii hcr h: cpl >, he frJ-tvf he XII: ttln ccsc-
ly md neatly 10 til form.
These Skirts ave &C aop; b: css~F.A 4. T. STEW
MI d Co, o. York. :Tt oiE retail rad e ex-
cu ion u her make aso by NJ ssrs. FLIP. Pa
MIR Il iEirEE # Chiclg JON: riIiLi- u L -. Ct
Clnclnn j, Ohio; HA.DHS, It'll. 80. Ct T. Lcuif,
No.; ). BAEiER i c.. Ct LGs vii ny; CrAHpLr2 &
c. Ct Bos:Cr, Al b. nj fs hVE=ls rough ut the
cou tTy, r their best retail II d
BE urc IN SIX for he BD'-ION PA ENT SEILT
Merchants supp At Ma1Ufactu pics.
For Sale Wholesale and Retail by
F. IT FAJRRANES & 70
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WEST POINT.

The undersigned having b en- informed hy he Repre-
sentative from this district Hon. J. s. Mo r tn III
C!nd.dle fr adms 10 We. Poi f for this for
the pres nj yea -l,JIld be from Gil mia V,
aud also Requisite th't shall Civ. noti GEd
Anime liiius and quail ions f al y2unG men.
rodents Ct III ,ounty, who choose t, fer them
sclve Is can id wrh tie ind rs anding that e
-hall give the pr rene tlc" qun:c.ti ing |.
Il. who I.s ave s.ycd - yClu .cCr il TIC army
of tie nri stes in til suppression Of the rcbcin
Whp Iaa" have lost father such :, whcsc
procuring LIBERAL education he; wise may
il deIu L.
orc thcm-t Ives Cand between tie cs If y
and yyne Or in Of sJldi IT, not the
g. CT twenty year, II TcsCDt cIs,lv Il tine ct.
John bury iCuse il joan sbury, he 18th dl; f
Fcb.uar, when sha be dy cxaln nc cl AIMS and
qIl;C Jls lc.C Elm ild.ca.td.
\. J. WILLARD
a. CHADWICK.
u. L. & Sling.
January 90. 1861 4n-;l
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DANK OF LYNDON.

DANk OF IL NDoN.
This e 10 no fly al Ierssas kst he BSnk of Lgndon
Locate i.yndn3, in he ate o: Ncrm L. Viii redeem
Outstanding p, Office IL yndB afr,said, 7
the Yea fEDm Dee - i q, tii-f Il. Bank
ceased exist the lst day Il Deoemhe 80 and ttst
he following copy # P@sei by lie Legislature
Of Vermont a: :ts last sCssion. viz:
An 4 rclsri 70 the redemption Of hsak rctC7-
Ii g herc.': cnsct,d, &c.
Sec After t- exna ion a the char g. Il snv hank
cha cred by lis state, t,T tr tegSloI Il TIE cx-
i.tence o. ays ch L.; I &Teliiy - the '1s q ia :
STATE sch bsk nsiioe u h. published il /
the weekly newspapers q tie county where sch 'aa /
located for full yc. setting III tie said iarA WI
red en- ID hill ,hc dIy # the cApr'iian -
- charter the date 81 the -lscn & Il eroc-
COPE cf his L And Up dl p@.lS ;iO'F q q.
n ;icc. either II, bank - st - ! Tx sic L
ny sc.iol for tie dcuItion - ny cf IL oCstl2
ing bills, unless the e.! have hrn Gv P,-Jn'i
ard ps-!nent n REQ; dlian6 ] :iI iis yea foIr aid,
II tie lSnki :: -, SD la X
SEC = Ait,r tLe -p q the ci.s-ter fT,r the
t.r7ni aton If the 4 zny such l-ak atS g.
said src!, br ( 2ll 10 % Ell t - III opera lo
or ial r. tbs provisions 4 the r5zt- hid t.oa -
CHAPTER Il fty nine Of the General S:,t..tes
&c :: his act shall take eject from passage
Approved Nov. -, 1866
/ ii, uo;ic, - : ! C5..:T ,,:.i,. - Il
ID ted 81 I.y 4, this 6.h :: 81 Ac, iuh,r i>a;t
| TIDE &, AMI Il L. MA -, ~, Ca-EcT-
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January 90, 49,.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-16
OHIO.
NREAIGYMENT or ANDREW JOHNSON.

AEEAIGYMENT OF ANDREW JOHNSON.
Maior-Gen. Logan delivered long and Wig
ous speech at Hamilton, Ohio. Wednesday in which
- rragned the Democracy for their crimes and nfamy
md said OF Andrew Johnson:
Tell me to-day you had JEFF Davis in the Presidential
hair or Mr. Robert l.. Lee. could they have done more
Sr the Rebels in this land than Andrew Johnson has
snee he been Presidents If they could would like
"a know in what way they could have done it, II jeff
paws had been President what would he have done
He would have returned all the property to the
that If Je Davis had been President he would have
pardoned all the Rebels that asked him for pardon An
drew Johnson has done that and more too III Jeh Davis
had President he would have denounced TINS Con
gress aud called them set of traitors Andrew Johnson
6as done that. IL JEFF Davis had been President he
would have appointed Rebel Governors down South TO
control those States. Andrew Johnson did the same
thing III Jeff Davis had been President he would have
vetoed the Freedmen's Bureau bill ALdrew johnson
did that He would have vetoed the Civl Rights bhl.
Andrew johnson did that He would have vetoed the
first Reconstruction act of Congress- and all the other
acts winch Andrew johnson has done.
Upon the same day the Hon W. d. Kelley spoke in
Cincinnati, and after describing an interview which ne
OF Abraham Lincoln, in which Mr. johnson had declared
himself In thorough harmony with Congress ana tne
North said: o,.,,
interviews with him, met Gen Charles Sehurz iiesh
from Sherman's army North Carolina with ms STAR
vet upon his shoulders and the dust Of grand
march 20 the sea stiil upon lis solderly pm " NY
Pnscnt IS all right; If nc don't talk little TOO strongly
am afraid, he continued, that the tones Oh te sesi
dent aud the very vehement pTOteStauOns make me le
fhe fidelity OF his statements met him next day In fl
delDhia and In the presence OF number OF genteneue
Sclurz and we compared aud found that Johnson
had talked 10 him as me, and TO both of Us as 10
Charles sumner. met him again few days aierward
with Gen Stewart l. NOOdfOrd and Gen: llttenel1-the
one fresh from the post command OF Charlestoh oout
Carolina, and the other fresh from he colhhnu ol e
post OF savannah Georgia and learned that the one
had heard from Georgia gentlemen who had been Win
the President III interview Win hlnh aho sa.eu a' ~
WAS his purpose TO overthrow the Radical party, and re-
organize the National Democratic party anu sa1 zen
WoOdford. naming gentlemen from South Carolina,
Rebesthat the statement Mr. johnson made 10 eao
and all of these gentlemen-each separate ana apart
from the other "
New-York tribune., 1867-09-16
LOCAL POLITICS.

wEsTCHESTER COUNTY CONVENTIONS.
Calls are issued in the several Assembly DIS,
f OF Westchester County select delegates 10 attend
the Republican and Democratic state Conventions. The
Republicans OF the lst Assembly District wiz hoiu '1 M
Convention at MOrrisauia Tuesday next and the
Democrats OF the district will hold their istrlct
Convention at MOrTisaua Thursday 26th INST Inc
Convention for the nomination OF candidates Tor county
officers and for the Assembly will not probably be held
till about the second week IN October.
A meeting of the Republicans of YOnkers
was held on Friday evening. and the following named
gentlemen were elected delegates 10 the Assembly Ds
Trict Convention: -. j. skinner Charles W Mainland,
Robert L. Getty. William McFdIlane, r. T. Rowe Joseph
L. Proseus, Bailey Hobbs. I'd Morris, Henry b Archer
Frederick A. COe and Justus Lawrence.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-16
ONE OF THE NEW ATTACHMENTS FOR SEWING
MACHINES.

The great Fair of the American Institute
being its best dress, the visitor VIII see great va
rety OF interesting objects No Fair ever held IN amer
lea will have many new things to show, particularly
in the way OF additions to important inventions One
who has made mental philosophy study cannot fan 10
get 1aC Is, or the manner In which human minds IN
this work together to complete mechanism one
mind. by reason Of peculiar organization, works at one
branch another at another branch. without in
the least suspectng that they erecting common
structure In this there seems something like PrOYi-
dental direction.
into the various improvements made in the sewing
machine Howe discovered the use of the needle with
the eye In the point the rest Is the WORK
OF otier hands and perhaps than 1900 men have
contributed each something to bring to It's present per
fectiOn -.
riety of WORK still in some details OF fine and even OF
common work lady's hands have been Indispensable.
This with regard to the tuckng ana creang
OF fabric No cOntrivance seemed capable OF DONG ths
tuckng half to reeourths OF her tno was
required that the machine might go on and DO IT'S neeae
work 1t Is true there were several devices % ana one
well some kinds OF goods, but on others t was aDe
to uure the fabric. For many years MI Fuller was the
only one who made any effort IN an Improvement III ts
direction
Brt now II our readers will look in the northeast cor
Of the northern gallery Of the hall Of the FAIR they
himself which does those two branches OF work by an
attachment With all the eKactness possible in the human
hand and without any more delay than In sewing COM
seam.
This Invention OF Fuers consists Of two steel fingers
which come down OH the cloth while sewing tuck, and
MP or pinch up crease the same by hand for the next
tuck without measuring marking straining the goods
The light upper plate OF the self guide aud baser holds
the work down smooth prevents the cloth from running
OPEN under the ordinary and aids In guiding
IL also holds the work together and Obvates the necessity
for bastDg. All creasng devices to be effective must be
removed from the cloth, when the feed operates
count OF the eactciy Of the goods This invention OF
MI fullers on which he has been working for many
years now brings the sewngnaclne TO such marvellous
perfection as to do every thing lady can doexcept to
read novel
New-York tribune., 1867-09-16
DIED.

DRASARDo9 s.u Sept u Frank l. only and s SsPss son Of
The relatives the family respectfully invited 70 attend
Thirty. .secondst. between Eighth and NinthaEes
BRooKs-on Friday Sept o Margaret Brooks, wife OF James
The relatives and friend, Of the family respectfully invited to attend
anera No 22l Tenth on Monday afternoon 10th at
ocIoek
DURBAyK-n Broohyu on SUNDAY Is Augustus ot
William II and MARI }. Burbank aged . months
Notice o. funeral hereafter
pryHAM-A, Fast Chester on Saturday sept MARY the yoon
e Edgar and Mary Donhsm aged 10 month, and Is
The and relatives family aud also Of Peter Prne
onus oi ocoeS from the residence Of her ssndhe
yoa RS1s S.SS for s;i ss Gsi Gl M Ss. Haven % s
yuLLEROn Sunday morning Sept IS Nete infant daushtes Of
n and ss1 n Of hs assn m sG s invited to attend
hsr funeral fathers residence Washington Hshts on head.
sept 10 Al O'Clock p Hudson River leave Thirebsi Al
oeloci D. H.
uARTsHoRSRA Grove Rshwsy. j. weanssiN Sep.
N Jacob ar,>one Of George aad Sarah Hartstene IN
the 9th year Of his age.
raRKBR-n Br.os Sept Is Gesr, DOlOs infant son :, George
Monday SEPT ie a,a o'clock m Al Ne e7 Gin
ton ST., Brooklyn.
Phsee T.lm.sr .sd@ ,.sr: and md Son,hs uo,,.,
m Second Returned Dutch Church somer'l. Ss"Jeey
WILLIAMSON Friday evening" Sept la amer poseted Illness
B behaved wife Il Stephen Williams aged Go JsArs months and
r. .; .r. Of y. % s =. T;;;Psss invited attend
Sept. n at O'Clock u, "th0as further notice.
M special meeting q the vesiry Of Grace Church in the Cy Of
he on the IAN sept ns the following preamble aud re'
Wacr.ss The Rev THOMAS HOUSE TAYLOR D. Rector Of
% church departed this life the sh day Of September INST mere
R,o'rsd That with profound record @ 'ynn Sn.
' nr s G ,es was IeaaO b NE term Of bis earthly
Rc,oId Ths, while regret loss Of one who held large p'
our aScCn, and .aoH We a .. %F PoenSs o who Ss.
The Episcopal Church has been deprived Of its most distinguished
tribute s.peet c 10 good man snd Ch. Embossed with an
aIsee ola lzs ed'l and s!e an " -
New-York tribune., 1867-09-16

POsTRR-POLLOCK-n Brooklyn Friday Sept l3 BY the Rev
Albert Hunt, William Foster late Of sewYork City, to Jaha b.
Youngest daughter Of Julius Pollock, esq.
Montgomery SABdAi and Newburyh papers please
September H. the He'd
T. Rev w p Corb Charles Gamble TO Mag
ge X. daughter OF Harry yaRdewser esq
HOLBROOK-BROWN-On THURSDAY. Sept H. at the Old North
Dutch Church EewYok b the Rev Joseph Dnrea Samuel Ho
brook OF Chicago H. Eliza daughter Of Matthias NJ Brown OF
this
Chicago papers please copy
JRwFTr-CoOK-On "wednesday Sept II 1867 81 Paups Church
Kee,eyle nv the Rector Rev Nm H. Cook William Jewe Of
NewYork Julia daughter Of the officiating clergyman No cards
TOPPlSG-on Friday Sept 49, wife o Robert Top
ping. aged ~ years
R,res and friends Tussia Sept
H. O'Clock from her late residence No. IO hohfoe
NJ .Yorkl
New-York tribune., 1867-09-16
GERMANTOWN
90 =
FIRES.
GREAT FIRE IN CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, Sept. IA fire broke out last
night In the block of warehouses on the corner OF sxtn
and Baymiler sts owned by W. B Moore Co., hve OK
which were completely destroyed The total loss VIII
probably reach scoO The principal lssers are sprses cen
L Co comm ssion and storage warehouse scOOoo the
Eent,,ekV Tobacco Works, owned by y Newman which
contained large stock of tobacco and grain 90
storase 100000 Elmsrs stove store, So,oo0; ueorge
Iritcbes bonded warehouse, containing large 9nahtv
of whisky $1,000; u. =. Custom warehonse. 'o,oeo
Fowler Co.'s rectfying establishment with about @
zoo barrels OF whisky, $4,000 Moore a Cos nme
syore 5000; Vessel Moore Co.. Fox, Thomas
& Co. and other parties IN ths & 1osT, T,,atss %ss
T. Sons -four and commission store, on the corner OF
1.vmiller and Hathaway sts was partially burned sus
tayine loss Of $4,000 Mr. aoores lose an the bulld
,s viii reach siOoO which Ia fully covered by insur
npce Fowler 4 Co. insured for $4,000; the other
losers have very little insurance. row OF frame tene
nent houses adjoining also destroyed; loss aDou
A. 600 ON which there is insurance. Three nremen
we're severely injured by falling wall
AEERY IN BROOKLYN.
Mr.. Bryant Strattons bakery was damaged
by fire on SATURDAY evening to the amount OF 800 Inc
nrc originated IA the explosion OF can OF kerosene
ARSON IN wILLAMsBURGH
AT about o'clock yesterday morning smoke