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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-06
Principal Portion of the Main Steaml ,rs
between the Two Oceans.

lie Present western terminus Is 81 Sacr li,.-
the nzrissile waters 81 TIL i'acifcs but II uil ,
aiely extend from san Francisco acres tlc -iel - ODD
most POpulous parts 81 California, Merida and 49,.
oontis-uou 70 al The great Ni=ia- Regions II,
West. The Canpsnv are authorized 80 crr-a,...
line eastward gntil II shall lnec; s1d cou1,r- xxi
rOsds now building east of tn Rocky N,u.ta1- ,
Assuming tina; they Viii iuild sad ca.ltruI An.
entise GistAn,e brt~ccn san Francisco md e.. 90,
sour River, g now seems pr,lslc, Tire g,5,-1 49,
vii lave invested IN he co-nIlcsi "a Cd Se5 .
S28 .5o2.O 900, or II the average lsfc f S35 nm
per Iailc-not Including an absolute ralto Of l Or6
600 acres Ct The putlie lands tx lcco.l.- ~.
investor The magnificent enterprise. sua D. .
it r-t liea IN favor Of the Fins Nor--s, I.-s. .
THE Gi>EEAI G,NEI>vE>I, IL EEFE,I, I-ss-.- --
oc-''IFEsII"> oF PRIVATE cAIsTAIlsTs, IA a..- ..
fully guarded ten interests against al ,aaiaa
reici.s.
The Certgal Pacific Railroad rnj3ys aariyl:. ..-.
gT4,.is and s-5-idics c,,nfrr,d b. The Act. ,..
up,n the othcr par,- Of the through In. md a..
ditto several special, exclusive ad,aniao-,
applicable oiliy Il t-e Weston Half
l. Tn company la received from the -. 49,.
cities Z Il ( ma. ,.>NS1sas ~ 7...-.. ..
- rHTS g.,syay7z 10ty~f ,.r,r = tisI tsts g. IA
addition TO TIE full benrfi; q IL. Js.ss --,..- -.
sidr-
H. Tkc Ears.y u,,s ~. -l.,, .,1.. ~ -,~..
h.... >1'-r>>r.'f- .r.ii,, it.5- IL f.r-r
In try gtyks tin track Hiil l-- ugiiI.lrr & ..-
acrU=s tn Sierra N.NIdas sfr.T 1y-lis. .r.
>alt Lake VIII he e2sy and pa.
Ill ihc l.cai iusin = sl-ur q this r,,ad,--. ..
oolaIiic'c financial Success iaiypsndru D. -.
thr,u-h trattc which mus V2-- ever r.
earning f,'T the months & l.Iae and Ir..- .-
~ uilr~ then open for b.-5ne-s. ryr-. ...
>@.-m1 gei. Of Which fuu,-isr .... ..-
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IN II CA AsEc no IuP,fi-i.u. iui Mi CAR. --.
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81 ID "a slaT-2fi n ar rerv aas-.-a.
hem more than nv flInes ftasc OF soas- ..
east u n and tn 5G','..T s,.ryz- f.s,l "a.
TIC - = Gao. - e.. .ry,.,, ,,lrl.'s.1,.
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a. tions Which tilr COMPANY AZ leg I.d upon .
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-06
Sophronia A. OIcotts Estate

STATE OF NERNOST. In probate .oeurr held al m,
EsseN District s. JVrobaie uiio- IN Iunei.,,ur-
Nilhin ald iuT s.il distinct on Tie 3gh day q a ;.
gust. a u is5--
l,rael Luoe executor Of the iasi VII u-d Testar.-,
4 Sor'fia A uioOti. late Concord IN said di,frrt
2eeA-ra leslAie- makes aTplCAi,n 10 said Gun Ia Il
cease 10 ell Tie whole iA real estate Thai SAD T.
SeAel dcl se-zed. Representing Thai would he en-
cCelkelo The Interest 81 ali Interested N sad estate
hereulul. Il l. ordered bg said c0ul ihAf tbe .srn.
be TeeTTe1 10 tie ssth dAy 81 sept A u H. A. -
prohAie CIioe IL LunenturC fOr hearing ana decisn
@il / iuIieI 0idered that ali persos inter-
-sied 70 Notified herei By publication f ot5n a. -his
Application anu order thereon. three xe~ks suuoeiEir
m The Saieaonarl printed ~ ST. Juhnshurr ,-fe 80
time VI bearing Thai Ih NAY appear ~ 80 r,, -
, --ce, AID II iheA zee cause O. Jecf thereto
Bs lhe ogurI-Atiesl
lid JONAH BROOKS yuass
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-06

BlNkEUrT NouCE>,-Thc following
papers have been designated 10y The Dis
trict court OF tie United States. for the
district OF \ ermont. a. those In which all
publications required 10y the bankrupt
act. or the general Order in bankruptcy
shall be made Rutland Herald. Man
chester Journal. Burlington Sentinel.
Mlddlebury Register, Burlington Times.
81. Alban< Messenger, Freeman. News
dealer, Newport Express, North Star,
Vermont Journal, Orange County Eagle,
Bellows Fails Times.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-06
st. JOhnsbury EiectiOn.-4 TictOry
for the neW Railroad.

Ii is unnecessary to state to MAORI
" Of our readers, that the subject of tn,
new Railroad. which is to connect St
JohnsLury with Portland and OgdenS
burr, has been the absorbing topic in TIN
town for months. All our readers NAV
or NAV not know, that ever since til,
law was passed authorizing towns alon;
the line to grant all for the construction
OF this road, there has been a persisten
effort on the part of a few persons il
town, aided and abettcd by the Passump-
sic Railroad, to thwart this great enter
prise.
This opposition had gone so far, that
Indignation meetings have been held ii
the north part Of the town, at which men
from othcr t0WlaS, and in the interest OF
the Pa.sumpsic Railroad, were the prin-
cipal speakers and meters. At thesc
meetings the most ridiculous and I'M
truthful speeches were made relative to
the object and purposes Of the project
ors Of the new enterprise resolutions
wa. passed declaring it the purpose OF
the opposition TO resist the operation OF
the law and finally an injunction was
applied for to stop the commissioners and
scIectmcn of this town from making sub
Scriptions in aid Of the road. This IN
junction was refused, however, after a
careful hearing before .jud &c Peck.
Thus matters stood when the time
came for clecting a man TO represent the
town in the next Legislature. 1t had
been openly said by the opponents of the
road that if the town could again vote on
the question of granting aid to the Port
land and O.dan>burg Railroad, it would
refuse such and The friends Of the road
thought differently and called q caucus at
the town hall Saturday evening. There
was Il large number Of citizens present
and the importance OF this new railroad
enterprise, and of sending man to the
legislature from this town who would
faithfully represent the sentiments OF his
constituents. was fully and very ably
presented by Judge Poland, Messrs. Da-
IA. Willard and Redington As the OPP
poncnts Of the enterprise had selected
their candidate. and were determined to
make this election q test question Of
whether the town was really in favor
of granting aid in its corporate capacity
to the new road, the caucus decided to
meet the !Ssue fairly and SQuarely, and
throwing aside politics and personal pref
creiccs. To ballot for Il Railroad candi-
date on whom all the friends OF the road
should concentrate. On balloting the re-
suit was As follows:
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-06
John c. OoIlofTs Estate

SlAAh or fhMOSI. AL Probate Culrr bella n
tAe'luiila District ss- 81 J0ht>bury Al ala 49,
ga Tie sl>1 ,lAE o. Aug. A u l,s5-
John & Iiiorff>. administrator II The .S-a-. - A.
e beOri laie 81 >uifeu sad ,liSt-jrr 8,-s.l -
>'> his administration Account i.r examination arl
AlsvN 4i1e A-a nlAhes Application 1sr decree "a li>
az FA4l20, "a The estate 81 said ltccaS~d
A.eleu' II / "a 1ered ~ Sad oou-1 thai sad &C
oell And aid application be referred 10 session 81
Al g. III 10 e heid al the probate Office Ia sad
|eiistuTy 90 the esth day q, >el-r 49, hearing
anu cvsun Thereon. AID Il Is further ordered. that
LylNr Il given 10 a persons Interested ~ publication
Il TIE same iArce weeks s1oU-s>ively The Caeduuian
ilt rg>hc9 Al g,trslurE liTeE L. "A !
Tine Appointed hearnc. that they Altaear Al
fald and II ace and show cause any ffler ma.
have. Ehv said account should noi he allowed apa
such 1elrer made b. the COarl-Afiesl.
lis ASA l. FRENCH Judge uf Probate
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-06

Bradford. Barron Hay. dem 10. 1872
Montpelier, W G Ferrin, 2sS 1l2
Stowe 5 X Weeks. 1877 maj.
East Montpelier, Timothy Davis,
Mortified, f X Jones. so 24o
Randolph, J b Mead, 423 Il
Bethel, J NJ Mcintosh. 10 GO
Pomtret, Crosby Miller, lis :"
Bridgewater, II l. Rodiman. dem,
Barnard. G. II Atwood.
Bratteboro. $ y Herrick, 5G6 10
Springfield, + = Ball, 4Ol "a
Burlington. + NJ Van Sicklen, $40 2S3
So burlington, : X lsham.
Brandon. Goodell, dem, 332 1872
Pittstord, Asa Nourse,
New Haven, Ward Billiard,
Rutland, Redfeld Proctor.
Shelburne, X J White, % Is
Manchester, a l. Miner,
Bennington, T W Park,
Arlington, II 5 Hard
Middlebury. J W Stewart,
EeroenneS, i + Co.'S. l2S 4
Poultney, Barnes Frlsbie,
Fairhaven. III G. Wood,
Castlcton. John Howe,
Cavendish, Porter Beaman,
Bolton, + II Morse, 80 81
Charlotte, James Squires, li9 10
IIinesburgh, J W Miles, 1916 II
Williston, y { WeIch, l9l 3
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-06
T N E
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD
THE WESTERN HALF OF THr
Great National Trunk Line Across =.
COntinet.

Being COTS ret d with the AID AND SI-FfI1l.r..
or The United STATES GoyELNur>-
desf ned to b. one Of she NasT INF-aGTAS1 A.. ,.
RIt RAILROADS ruE woELp, II 4 II. -al, Dr..
communication between the PacifcC sst and .f..
interior lsin, and the
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-06
HaZen Blanchard's Estate

Use subscribers having esn appointed Nv the hon
tT" probate osuTI for The iisIriCl Il Ca,,fia gi,-
ihl>>siefs 10 receive examine and adjust claims aud
aeAia-> u Al persons against The esiare u Ha-r,
biASh4iu lAie a Peacham. in said district decreased
lesIesiitd Ii=>slNeiI. and the Term ui IA fusii.>
nom ile ih iay 4 August. l,. irs allowed ~ said
SoAIl 10 The UedItor> Il said deceased. 10 eNhnll
and prose ihe- respective clam before u tive M ic
iG1i Ne vii aieis 10 the duties q ,ur appointment
Al me aNeil- h'ilNe 81 SArsh blanchard. IN Peacham
IA said dsiuII. The 9Th cav 81 St,i aud IN. Earn
a-s oi Feb EeAi- Al q n each u SAID dars
n3 / STKosRiiat;E f''ounlissi0zers.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-06

RIrT AII>N. The venerable Bishop
Hopkins. of this Diuce>e. gives all anI
comfort 10 the Riiuali>tS. lie >avs that
'-Ii.ht~ upon the altar in the DAYTIME
durin. the celebration oi the Holy Eu-
cliari>i; the VeSimcni, alb. cha>uble.
crpt. diamciic. etc. at v;lriouS color>
the bnwime- and crossings. the burnin--
oi incense: the u~c Of chri>m in coniir-
nation; ami the annointin- OF the SICK
with oil after the pn-cclt OF ~ Iamcs,
are all entirely lawful among IL now.
withou; 4 single word oi' additional les-
i-laiion beyond what We have aircalv. =
E,rit.fa TIaa.-.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-06
Mary Frances Isdd-s Estate

STATE OF ERNoNTl In PROBATE Court held nj -
"a eiiia i>ii1d- bJuhn>tEry. within anu l- -,
district. IA the Sl>i cay OF Au- A n lST-
An Instrument IurporIlns L. h- lle la,r Kiu 49,
ItsA-neli VI Nan Frances la6c late 81 Iyrls-, -
A.1 ,4.,rlu deceased being Presented the csrr 10
d : le'el is said court. that al persons concerned
lh-Teii te riiiivi L. appear al >e>>i,, l aid CrT
70 ie t,li II the Probate Once. in ST Jshis>tl-y ca
ne sd uay II >riteu le- lSt arld stew aJ. II "a
nrS iaN have against the Probate q said ~ m Ia
In l'a pgSe Il i further olv-ea. Thai COPS ii
the record Il This oTirr De published three ,Et -
oe>>iNeS IN tie CaedonlAn. printed az 81 J,,s,IrF
lieNlsis 10 ~ time apfainfea-ar hearing
ASA l. FRENCH Jugc, III Probate
4 irue cops II reoOna-Ailt,l
'l-8S ASA l. FRENCH. Juc-e Of Probate
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-06
David Carriers Estate.

STATE or VERMONT. L. Probate Car-1. held a, s.
IAr-ly.ila Pi>ifci- tJchli>:ury vllln ana ID
SAli ti>if',i- "a The Sail day 81 august. U.s.
An iu>iIouynl. PuroriiI II - the last v N ar
testament u n@NlG Carter. iAr 81 Sh,ti-s 81 -
u>tIlSl deceased being prescribed 10 tie Curz -,
: ordered ta said o'art. -hA ali persons o.r.,r
- 'vrvii- I" nairvd tuaplear II = s->-i-I ,,I "A,
'-II u u hg-lcii Al The Probate once. ia 81 johns
uIA vi Tie I>i ias - September. l>- and "a IA c,l>t
!! anN lies fiaH have. aSAiil>1 the Probate q saa Wi
80 VIA 4ii Il isiaTther orcrged- thai ou.y O.
tie RECORD - It'> ,r.tr - published rlI- :. 49, -
,,H>lN,N Ia lle Iaird 'nan printed ST Iuhn>lurA
previous !" >Ala i.inr appointed i,r hearrn.
ASA l. FRENCH. Judge OF Pro,afe
A True cel.yoi record Attest
"a ASAL FRENCH Iusra ~ r-oa.,.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-06
Important Order from General
Grant.

WASHINGTON, Au@. 81. IS6T.
Gen. Grant this morning issued an i'm
portamt order hv which he exercised lis
control over the Commanders of Militia
~ Districts III the matter of removal OF
rebel officials. Intimatons that Han
cock would reiu>tatc Gov. Wells and
Mayor Munroe in part prompted this or
der. 1t create, 4 decided sensation at the
White House.
The order Is in full as follows:
"llrAp4rAErfES OF TIE ARMY, }
ApJT. GENEHNL'S OFFICE, :
August 20, 1867
.>ptrM order t39.
Commanders of the Military Districts
created under the act OF March ,. 1867.
will make no appointments to civil office
ul person, who have been removed by
themselves or their predecessors in com
mand.
By command of General Grant.
(SigncD l.. ID. TOWNSEND.
Assistant Adjutant General"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-06
NEWARK LAND SALE.

The NONRESIDENT opsiet0rs Of he tsHn Of NeESrk
county Of C=edon are hereby notified that THE
sss,ssed nv sid within he LAST three ars Pre-
n this date remain either In whole OF in ,.f IN
paid tie following described lands in said iosn T.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-06

First Mortgage Thirty Year, Six gg
Cent. Coupon Bonds.

Principal and interest payable in Gu-
Coin. l. NcEv Ao-k CIT Ing ar in sane .r : .
ca'i AZ Il M anna -od coapas- s-taclcd .uz -
selling 10 hcp7css-l, =; e5 s.roorr snd ac-. 9f--
81 fr- 5y - add q r--Teury. Il rtic, .-..
yi,.a -,arr'g
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-06

Gen. Pope has appointed the recon-
structive election in Alabama on the first
Of October.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-06
A ROADSIDE Persons

A ROADSIDE MONUMENT Persons
passing through Franconia. will notice
near the eastern extremity of the village.
PLAIN granite monument, standing close
beside the roadway. The shaft is some
five or SIX feet high, and bears the SIM
pie inscripticn-"Rev. y. W. George
died June 10, 1860; aged 45." Such
an unusual thing in the highway caused
the writer OF this to stop in the village
and enquire its meaning He was told
that at the above date, Elder George
was returning on horseback to his house
in the village, when he was ovcrtaken by
thunder storm, and a bolt of lightning
killed both rider and horse This shaft
with its simple inscription was erected
upon the spot where he fell, but the re-
mains of the good man were inferred in
the village cemetery.
James A McDougall, lately L. S
senator from California died at Albany
n. T., tuesday. He was known when
! in congress as the drunken senator.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-06
Nine per Gent upon the Investment.

lhre' a.ond-- si'lo-iz'a ..g &c, ui Ou..-r,-,.
e3 ,r.ly AZ IL, rg.k PROGRESSES, and 10 a
GALA :. az Ru-- -raa.,3 /, -..r ,sogesua,l-- .
l-rsc-t- IL \ c--es, the i5r-t ga upon r,.. -
cIslf { and ic.4arrsyc ra.iraae. IL utfla .a..
s,s-~e ''uyr--li.t-1 slbsi2igs. sleek =. -.-..f-
-s'iozs, --.-ll earning. e.. AID ui6c 5-..-
:; - s1rce tllles .lle aIaol-; q liss n r--a-. ..
~iieh CA. g. i-sacd .i,oa IT,
IA =-rccl-Ie.- Il tiis I,lli;raIs 10 jay l,-f. s
i,.'er,-1 Il raci- l'oads in caiz. g, me .las.
>Icig s;rac; Law .; ( 4l..l--lia al l..-iz.. s -
forSa- ooatri,'s 20 pgy l.la, l. leals ldals.-. s
similar cn.lts assds az crraTaIc- IN :, .,,~ IA. .
ne a,A lr-i-latiNc sanction exist
l. t-- mp ,sa.t ls,ricul ~ ar Sccrrri,,- 5 .
{, 's''sl l'a,a5a C.'lsag f. a. uiaa-a4I d..
ss-,ts- -;a's' y J Taa;s- c.,.l'5u.s
lE- G'l--g N,.EEeA@E i;">l.S . -lil~ gal1..> -
aesli i "oss.y Ut niinoa- I,aay .r.a.- 3 -
Glass >i,l iaIlI> in tn raanr, IN .rs.,- ,- ,
oaUl1ls ard l2ar-e- nd IN, v5tha-c do Dr.. f
sss-hi 9. -l1 alzi I'll d II IN a mfr .- ..
sla'o-iA' y al a.r4aorc Il m rrso, II MAJ, -. .
aJ- ,..,eye
lissl-- milk IN sti-5 { t.g 1,,eu-c 81
I'D prospects O. III, ROAD asa ;lr mana .,-a.-
'0lspAlv'- a-s:-- We cor lsaIlg rec nul-a,-1 be-
TO IrEs.g,a, I-y,cas,,.-, las-itJ.t 1o,S and 5l--
,riarztly .oaaa rclisl . an .,.a.ga .s.... .-. .
permanent 1nEesrlat.f
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-06
Justices Elected Sept. 3, 1867.

| w lilislOlI, "A Y w Cl'ii. ~
Justices Elected Sept. 3, 1867.
Pechum-(1co i Blair. | y Watts,
phn Narnum ir, l. Met larry, Loring
, Chase jr, + W Cook, + 5 Ford
: NurIW.-I. II Harris. W J Stanton.
w II Preston, Andrew Mcmillan. ID q
Gookin, J 5 II Weeks, b Greenbank>.
p b Laird, ID p Thompson, J Il Mat
tocks.
| .>mtom-J b Gordon. David Powers,
IT j Parker, jonathan Powers, { "
Wiley.
Grotm-J II Darling. \ Hall, Dan
iel Roberts, Martin Weld. A p Renirew.
IIMelymd.-L 5 Freeman, + II Car
penter, Stephen Richardson, Willard
Kline. NJ 5 IIovey, Nath'l Lee, Brigham
Pike
IVuhlu.-lIiram Perkins. A Shurt-
left, Nath'l Perkins, Jacob Dutton, J
Houston, L II harrington, + Il Cham
BERLIN
LwI0H. - Franklin Rawson. | "
Sanborn, j y Bartlett. \ . Harris, .Icr-
tmy Pearl. W 4 Bcmis. .JrIIilI Powers.
lIheeioch.-L SuIloway, VIM Chase,
Chas Rogers jr, l. II Jones, \ " Davis
.MtIReu-J i In9ali-, Isaac Wilmot
Spencer Drake Richard .Iennc~S. T. +
Root.
Concord-C Chase, John Morse. + {
Grant, II Wallace, J + Woodbury.. Hub
bard Hastings. ii { Woodward
LmeaI,uyd.-J " llartsLorn, y W
French, Vim Chandler, : Lane. + H.ll,
James Bowkrr, ii Powers.
B,IyLto.D-Wm Mason j Il Scales.
W VI Currier, j Jenkins. " K Rose
brooks, Jason Currier. { |! Ladi
II. Join>Juy-A e. Chadwick, The
ron Howard. Thomas Spoomcr. David
Bovnton, y NJ Johnson. Hubbard Hast
mos. Simeon IIu~c. f. b Gates. j { Pot
ter, John Morse. Ira Arlington. l.. II
Stone
Ewg,te.-Alex Cochran. RoLcrt Glib
son ID, James White. Robert Svma>. W
J Henderson, Robert Nelson. j Dickcy.
NarrL. - Erastu> Woodruff, { {
Burncs. G. + Powers, James Wire, : i
CorIis.
kwjg.-E W Church, c ii Graves,
p w Russell, Joseph Nickerson. Merritt
Newhall
Uu,itricE.-A NJ Am,den. c + CO.
nant, { Underwood, Henry Pcrly, J Il
AinsworiIr. Butler Shipman, j " IIovey.
Ncwbmy.-W b Abbott, Abel Under
wood, Bailey Avery. Geo Swasev, |. l.
Tucker, Andrew Rentrew. \ VI Peach
Hugh Gardner, J : Daley, } kcndrick.
Gnoaip-A>hlev Appleton, 5 Car
pcnter, II I Boyce, l. = Shores, l. Wells.
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advance. Address 7Hc -1druuce Co.. %
Lombard Block, Chicago.
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Philadelphia is the second city in the
world In the extent of its industrial in
terests, London being the first.
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e. Some OF the farmers about Ma
nassas are engaged in tie horrid traffic
Of digging III the bones Of the mon
dead buried there, and selling them to
the bone dust factories. The Washing
ton Chronicle very properly calls for 4
stop TO lie put 10 this horrible sacriIcgc
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Conversions of Government Scrsriiir,
FISK & HATCH.
Bankers and Dealers IN Govt Securiitt;;..
Financial Agents OF he (. P. Z i. 4.
No. =. NASSAU ST. y. \.

y R--An kInds C; Government o,cu-ltirs ID. .-.
and solas Deposits sni Accounts OF Rank. ....sr-
A. d ot.leTs received on favorable terms. On
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Mr.. Ross was called out, and in a few
remarks expressed his thanks to the eau,
Gus, but as he had already represented
the town two years, and as it would in
tertcre with and in ure his business, he
preferred not to be a candidate another
wear The friends of the road, however
seemed to feel that as he had been in the
legislature the two past years, during
which time the law in question was pass,
c,i, he was perhaps better fitted to repre-
sent the town at this time than any Other
man, 50 they took no notice OF his eXcu-
Sc>. but adjourned to meet at the polls,
after living three rousing cheers for the
railroad
On Tuesday everything that could be
mustered in opposition to the road was
brought out TO the polls. The Passump-
sic railroad was there in force. The
Lyndon shops were well represented.
The greatest interest was felt in the re-
suit Long before the box was turned
the hall was literally packed with citi-
lrns awaiting the announcement Of the
vote The anti railroad men were con-
lilent OF success. When the votes were
counted, and Hon. Calvin Morrill, arose
and SAID: "Gentlemen The result of
your ballot Tor town representative is as
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ih'T, !. ais de the haIldns .iizared on Ia lie
Right " -, tn sum of Sl.-,a mich Is sss, ID On III
0f Horace .oss rstSte; EiWsid J. Co ~ sent opnt-
AM - much oi ssis LANDS NJ r eola - pubic c-
uaa 81 the dTe g-hcuse 4 Erastls Nuod-u n ss,s
toTi I N'uA-k, vn Ia IT. daE Il 90 oh r i.czr n
i"oesock \ NJ 4 shal ir requisite o discharge lid
tiIes, with &C s, unlrss p-evi.lslr pad
ls.cd nt Ne~srk tais "a day 81 Aggu-t. A u 49,
ElASrJS wUopRI FF.
- Cons aide q Nea Ark
The A. e-i=k d,a1 -rs t., vrr-ca- or-t- H.
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Whole No Of votes cast, 763
Gardner Wheeler has ,
W y Pierce, So
Hubbard Hastings. 1919
iona. Ross. 524 '"
the audience could restrain themselves no
longer, but gave cheer ON cheer. such "a
have seldom been heard in our town hall.
The strength of the anti-railroad party
was concentrated upon Mr. Hastings. 50
the vote virtually stood, for the Railroad
jG4: anti Railroad, l99-or about three
to one in favor of the road.
The result of Tuesdays election de-
monstrates several points: lst. That
81. Iohnsbury IS in favor of the new rail-
road. ID That besides enemies in its
own borders. 1t has to contend with pow
ertul rival interests about her Sd. That
when matters of such vast Importance to
the interests Of this town are concerned
rs is the construction of this new rail.
way, the friends of enterprise and pro-
gress, without reference to political pref
erences, can meet the common enemy
with united front.