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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-12-01


There viii probably be a colored
Representative in the Forteth Cong
ress--a Mr. Mcnarl, from Louisiana
Ali the opone,ts Of the Tammany
ring in Now York civ, have united Ga
Col Frederick A Cnkling, republican,
as their candidate for mayor. but taeir
united strength ensures no hope Of bis
election. Tie republicans have nomi.
mated Darwin b. Eaton for corporation
counsel while the Union democrats
will vote for Richard O'Gorman, the
Tammany candidate
1t is somowhata singular fact that
as far as it is known no president Of
the United States since the days of
Washington has been commitment
in church.
Prof. John A. Nichols, Of the col
lege Of the city Of New York, died Sat
urday morning, aged As. He succeed
ed Gen. w B. Franklin as professor oil
experimental philosophy, and since
1852 taught mixed mathematics
The Fenian Congress at Philad Ell.
phia, adjourned Saturday, having elect,
ed Gen. John O'Neil president, end
pledged him their united support il
efforts for the liberation Of Ireland,
HI Rives Pollard, the editor of thC
Richmond, Va, Southern Opinion, was
assassinated in that city on Tuesday
Here is Gen. Grants hit at th.
New York illegal voting: During hi,
recent visit north, six year old boy re
marked as he shook hands with Gen
Grant. 81 am republican, and sorry
| could MT vote for you" The genera
replied, "Well, my brave little fellow
you had as good right to vote rs many
who did"
The registration in New York fol
the charter election is 1853, 4,31;
over that for the presidential election
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-12-01

HK SMOKES On the night u the
election, ~ the engineer on tram
reached the Providence depot, he in
quireA Of democrat how the ele ction
had gone I'll tell yoa replied the
democrat. ~ you will tell me Why Gen
Grant Is like your engins @Beeanss
be pushes things and pulls things, re-
Piled the engineer NO sad the
democrat. eta because be smokes and
says nothing.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-12-01

I.iYx ~ SOUTHWEST AHKaSs2s Two
hundred q the Arkansas kuklu1, on
the 10th q November, attacked Centre
Point. Sehier county, drove all the in
h&bitanst 10 an open Geld, placed them
under guard, sacked the town. The
next day, while an indignation meeting
VAS in progress. the Same gang return
ed. charged upoa the assembled citizens,
firing Unfortunately and killing sew
erAL They also arrested three Of the
oldest citizens, Messrs Hester, Andcr-
eou And Gilbert, carried them out =
the field and shot them The kuklu1
stall bold possession u tbs town.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-12-01

The president has made a rough draft
of his forthcoming message, and be
gives the Boston Post correspon, lent to
understand that he is very gla,l he has
got no more to write The pie asure is
mutual, Andy; you cant be half so hap
Ply MS we are about it, You are like
the Dutch governor Of New York who
came in with v6ry little oppoldtion and
went out with none at all There is
much in the message, we are assured,
ito remind the country Of Was hiogton's
farewell address," but we doubt if even
Mr. Beecher will be much strdck by the
resemblance Andy says that he is bet
ter satisfied than ever of his ow Wis
dom, and that time has justified it, and
shown the fallacy Of COMPRESSION al re-
construction, and closes what he has tc
say OF that subject with an 81 oquent
appeal to the American people to stand
by the Union Of States, but at the same
time never TO forget that the constitu-
ton is the sheet-ancbor of their free
dom" How natural that sol lnds We
must have heard something like that
before But we can't have the priyi-
lege Of hearing it many times more from
the White House.
Sq,rj,,1GsJd Pe3,t,hI5,t1n
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-12-01

SPAIN, MADRID, Nov. 28.-The gov
eminent has declared that the popular
sense Of the country is antagonistical
TO the establishment or a Republic, and
that the Cortes, soon to meet, will sure
ly propose form of monarchy.
There have been many Republican
demonstrations throughout Spain with
in the past few days.
There is large faction in favor OF a
triulnyirate for five years.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-12-01

Felix Larkin, hacker Of OBald-
vim, the prize fighter, was murdered IN
a Canal street saloon al New York. early
Wednesday morning. A quarrel be-
tween Lafkin and the keeper. Campbell,
with abusive cpiibets aud the drawing
Of q revolver on Larkins side. upon
which Campbell rushed at him and
stabbed LIN A general kght ensued.
bat L.arlan, unfortunately, Ma tie on
ly che killed.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-12-01

TIE GALAXY for December has been
received. This magazine ranks among
the first publications in the country
The present number has an excellent
list Of contents, among which are Poe
and Hawthorne One too Many The
Confederate Congress, chapter in the
history Of the late war, by Il. A. Pol
lard Words and their uses; This last
is the second article and is truly excel
lent giving much valuable literary in
formation To the article by Mr.. Da
Costa on who took Tconderoga, we
must take exception II ia pretty late
in the day to charge treason upon Old
Ethan Alien, and take from him the
credit Of capturing Iiconderoga, at
least until stronger evidence is given
than that furnished by this article, aud
the writer himself seems to anticipate
that few will credit what be states and
Gays as much IN his commencement,
and a. Aliens patriotism was unques-
toned il his bis time. the attempt nov
10 cloud bis character and detract from
has fame hundred years after. is no
greater distance from bis day than
would be needed il such . job
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-12-01

CALIFORNIA The State is 700 miles
long by 200 wide, San Frncisco and
Sacramento together have a popul alton
for this vast area Of country as large
as all New England and New York and
Pennsylvania together an area large
enough and rich enough to sustain a
population Of 30,000,000 1t would
make large sized European XII ngdom
The State viii have 100000 bushels
Of wheat to spare, which viii bring in
from $ls,OO0,00O to $20.000,0o,0. Tie
wool clip is larger than ever before
The vintage promises to be the best
ever gathered Twenty-Five million
grape vines are in beaiing, al ID new
vineyards are the order Of the day
The State has just begun its net work Of
railroads, soon to be connected by the
long spider thread across the con hnent
The Development Of the State prom
ises TO be more rapid than ever before.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-12-01
THE
National Trust Company,
or THE CITY OF YRw YORK.
No ass BROAD AY
Capital. ONE MILLION DOLLARS

DAHrs X MAsFRs. JANEs MEHKui,
Pfos.Asai, hesfeiary
HsaelYes do,sss,s Bia sll9ws F0th PER CENT Is
TEKEsT al Daily Distances, sub5sott cAset Al sighf
SPECIAL DEPOSITS fef six Months, o. more, may b
made al Owe per- cent The uspiiai d OAR hiiAIoH
DOLLARS IS digiaed smang over Shareholder, eDm.
phsiBg many sssismop u largo and financial eAPes-
shee, shp alec personally liable % depasit5rs for
ell obligations IF ths Company - d0ubs De amoant
Of heir capital stock Asihf NATIONAL Trust co,
receives deposits 10 asEs o. small sisoapu aha per
mits them 70 be drawn a whge " 10 part b CHICK
At SIGHT and WITHOUT NUTfcE allowing Interest
Ell Dsily Baianrs, parties througheat ibe e9ansfy
eah kser accounts Ia this iBsisiea ish special a.
vansaxss II security, eansealsass ADD yeoat-lq
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-12-01

THE AGGREGATE GRAND LIsr or VRR'
NOM. The following is the aggr egate
grand list for Vermont for the year
1863;
Number Of polls l38920
Number Of dogs II, l6G
Number Of acres s, 00s, $50
Appraisal Of real estate $7l,l72 ll3
Appraisal Of personal estate s2I, $40,
COL
One per cent $3.50, 1891
Deduction Si60
List for State Taxes 75,slL04
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-12-01

THR FREEDMES's BUREAU.--The expec-
ted order for the discontinuance of the
Freedmen's Bureau on the 3Ist of De
cember, according to the act Of Cong
ress last July, has been issued by Gen.
Howard. The operations Of the bu-
rcau are to be entirely discontinued,
except the educational department and
the collection and payment OF moneys
dae soldiers and sailors and their heirs
from the government on account OF
military services; and the order gives
direction for the disposal Of property,
the relief of all officers in the military
service employed by the bureau, and
the discharge Of all citizen agents, ex-
cept an assistant commissioner in each
Of the Southern States and few Off
GERS necessars TO carry on the depart
ments Of education and the collection
and payment Of bounties.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-12-01

Packups McszuH iar neeomaov IS
q capital uumho.. even better than ans
Il lis predeeessorA which Is saying
great deal ID d favor Il i ihe best
literary publication ia The country A
new volume eonmcnoos Jan. ist aud
ever, young MAJ should subscribe for
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-12-01
Local hteHieoacc.


MAefls. IT.
MA 4saas q Fsstss7 Paat has iafEt
saazFss9,a.i q Bfv eg Ees slrtt vase. soa elasas
s1itatls e aeaslsy gser.ala
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rhHriss fa - M ssH "a. G j ssei
Aaa g MeFgsA Asft Aife KiaAtr a Gland
.sf y 0unb, Pwtins Farnbau., K4pm Bat
,sFssla. Chs'.ss Lssat M.elaF HcAafa
sBy hi. Esa, = Fae.sig ra.ai. hss 70
rave8 Bussaat an8 rteet irte fa-l agtaef
sllp stsh BE soa. Wa. a. HsH ID tba provision
aas.uess
We uagll ~ ias lttantlan = eur reaaers g.
ths solver tssgaasat = 2 n COLLINS uiAriss deal
sr i'afsst 10 anoahsf celassn Ne G has, bad
A. eagsansaos a neAfly tweaiy years "a lhe busi
psss, saa ~ f0sl saFl tAAi ~ uho latfaaizo h'En
vi3 receive entire satisfaction a - hands.
There are saDusts Is Jbe nogtli.Restsrn par,
~ Weston. WsnaaAm aoanig, fraia waleA may b.
ssea Ia clear day. Mausiuots 10 Sew HAmp-
thlss, As-atasy s. Wmds5r. Eiun0I ia Napsh-
tsisr. sl-5 Peru sad sLreesbug Mts.. aod Bua's
Maanlalu a. Casaaiqn, bss.dc. lgug raaso u
lesser hills extending a. far a. the eve eau roach
THE AssEEaan oHaxp IAsT o. BesSlSaFoN
CoEn The following Z a. grand 81, q Ben.
uilvim County ~ the ycar 1895 Namber n
polls. Sa23 number n dogs, 7Sl number Of
sores, rs aa3 appraisal ofreal estate, sI2s2 s25 :
appraisal u personal estate, s9sa $50 one per
cent on apprAiaal. '5s i2T25 list Of state taxes,
tes0sa25
we haze received from the Publishers Tat
le Co.. Butland, tie y5rf s5s and Interesting
sddress Il Judge Barrett, "a the life and ehar,e
ter ~ jacob ooiiAlncr, mas whose memory Yer
moniaus delight to honor for he purity o. his
private ehHaelor and the value q bis public ser
ylees.
CAM The sabbath school It the 'Briek
Tavern would Acknowledge the receipt q a IL
brary q 100 volumes, az present from the North
Hoosiek Sabbath school, with which their super
intenaent was connected for over twenty-five
years And the undersigned would also express
bis gratitude fol the surprise made him in the
presentation u beautiful Hair Wreath, from al
the members Of his school, and may each receive
at the hands n the Master crown u righteous
ness TO bedeck their brows, when the summons
comes, Come up higher.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-12-01

THE NURsEm.-T This is the best publ
cation for the little folks, Of from five to
ten years Of age We know Of The De-
cember number closes the fourth vol
ume. 1t is the best number yet issued
and that is awarding high praise. 1t
affords great amount of amusement
for very little money. 1t is publish
ed once a month at only $3.50 year.
Address John Shorey, ID Washington
Street, Boston.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-12-01

Charles ID Brown. ticket agent Of the
Rutland ana Baflingtou railroad. died
81 Rutland Sunday morning last Of ere.
Epeias.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-12-01
BENNINGTON.

II is thought passenger trains will run over
the Lebanon Springs Railroad about January lst
A horrible accident occurred at Hunts shawl
mandatory on Thursday, Of last week
By which boy named Gutchen was 80 severely
injured that be has since died. bobbin was
likely to fali in the card, when Gutchsn sprang to
seize the bobbin. His arm was caught and torn
completely from its socket, and his side was torn
open 10 as TO expose his yitsls.
A Troy exchange says The talk about build
ing railroad from Bennington to Eagle Bridge
and relaying the old Albany Northern Railroad
is again revived, and Bennington is said to be
anxious 10 bond Itself TO do it.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-12-01

The Posts Washington special
says: TIE public debt statement viii
.ll4ow ; considerable increase.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-12-01
SpeciaL Notices.

Masonic The next regular Communication Of
Adoaram Lddges No, ~ y. n ~, viii be held at
Masonic Han Manchester, on Thursdsy evening NOV.
20, At o'clock J. L. COCHRAN, Secretary.
Masonic Tho nett regular CoBYoeatitH of Ado.
hlrah ChHptrr viii occur "wednesday evening,
Dec. 2 1t Masonic Hall, Manchester
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-12-01
SYNDICATE.

The Steam Factory in the north part Of Sand
gate which has been unused for two years or
more, is now being used slaughter house, by
parties from New York city in connection with X.
T. Hurd, u West Arlington. A hundred sheep
are daily slaughtered, and the marketable por-
ton Of them sent TO the city, the remainder are
hntchcred for their pelts and talow.
Miss Emma J. Morse, Of Alstead, n, h., has
been lecturng in Sandgato during the month Of
November on SpritualisIn. She is what is call
cd by spirituAsts, trance speaker, j, Q. uncon-
acious while speaking. She is young woman,
Il or 20 years Of age, very ready and 1uent
speaker, and treats "old theology" with not
much respect
The playhouse belonging to the clothes pin
factory Of Esh Hurd, Of SYNDICATE, was burned
on the night Of Nov oath, together with 800 90
worth Of pins which we're in process of drying
Loss about $780,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-12-01
EAST ARLINGTON.

The children and Young ladies Of East Airing
ton, viii give an exhibition at the NJ L. Church
on Thursday evening, Dee Sd, entitled the Flow
er Queen or Coronation of the Rose, with tableaux
and singing. The proceeds to be appropriated
to the purchase Of an organ for the Methodist
Church Of that place Admission % cents.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-12-11

Concord in early life where he married and raised up
his family of three and three daughters all of
whom are now living. Thirteen YEAR, ago he moved
to the west but returned TO Concord five weeks previous
to the time Of his death spend the remainder Of his
days with the friends of his early life He seemed very
happy in meeting his old familiar acquaintance. But
determined by Providence that he should
main here long Being Of industrious habits,
and an excellent provder for his household, he
immediately about preparing to the demands of
the approaching sold weather. Thursday morning he
repaired to the woods for this purpose, where by
accident he caught under tree that was f,lling
from the well directed blows of his sturdy arms
held for seven hours in the snowy cold, until found
late hour in the evening life nearly extinct but still
conscious. In hi. opinion he could not have lived
than one half hour longer. He taken to Mr.. F.
Richardson's where medical aid and the unremt;ing
kindness of friends and neighbour could not stay the
wsrk Of the destroyer and at half past three Saturday
morning he expired without the moving of muscle
He the hand of his heavenly Father this event.
and bowed submissvely saying ''al ia we'll"
May the blessings of Heaven upon his much re
spected and afflicted family. l.. II. TABOR.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-12-11
MARRIAGES.

In st. Jolnslury, Nov. Il, by Rev. L. .. Brsstow,
Mr.. Normsn c. Weeks of St. Johnsbury, and Miss Char
lotte VI. Barker of Waterford.
Also, Soy. 20 by the same, Mr. William Lddell and
Miss Flora Weeks, bo.h of ST. Johnzbury.
Also, Nov. y, by the same, Mr.. Lemsn owen and
Mrs. Kebeccs Mack, both of st. Johnsbury.
In It. Johnsbury, Nov 25 by Rev. +. \. Titus, Mr..
William NJ. Porter and Miss Lois VI. Mccormick, both
of st. Johnsbury.
At West Concord, Dec. 4, by Rev. L. H. Tabor, Mr..
Sumner L. Smith OF LitetOn and Miss Diadama Simp-
soa OF Bath, y. H.
In Lancaster, y H., Dec. 3, by Rev. ID. J. smith,
Mr.. Stephen thompson and Misc Augusta A. Webb,
both Of Lunenburg, VI.
In Barnet Nov. 26, by Rev. l.. :. Watts Mr.. Harris
A. Gilbert of Orford, y. H., and Miss Augusta Cham
berlin of Barnet, Vt
In Sheffield, Nsv. II, by Rev F. Wiley, Mr.. Alex
ander d. Drake and Mis- Mary Jane willard, both o
sheffield.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-12-11

There is to be Christian convention OF
churches and Christian associations at
Peacham OIL the 18th and 10th days of De-
rember, beginning at 2P. NJ. Tuesday.
and continuing through Wednesday. The
following is the program of exercises:
TUESDAY.
PIP. NJ. Prayer meeting tor blessing
on the convention.)
3P. NJ, Organization.
3 80 p. NJ. What is it to glsrify God ?
7P. NJ. Relations OF the churches and
Christian associations.
WEDNESDAY.
"A. NJ. Prayer meeting.
10 A. NJ, Whose fault is it that in the
country there are habtual neglectors of
public worship:
PIP. NJ, Prayer meeting.
2:30 p. NJ, Reports from associations.
(and OF religious interest in the churches
4P. NJ. Sabbath school work.
7P. NJ, Prayer meeting.
1:l5 p. NJ. Reasons for personal conse-
Grafton to Christ.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-12-11
and Redfield for plff. Hathaw ay, Powers

and Redfield for plff. Hathaw ay, Powers
and O. 5. Burke for dett'
No. 10. Torn Of Barnet =. Torn Of
Walden. Apt. Pauper. Plff. maze an Or
der of removal on one Mark Heath whose
father lived in Barnet when the order was
served. The pauper was kind of ped
der in old iron, &c. He had never called
upon Barnet for aid. As he was in poor
health and had no property, plff. town
thought he was likely to become charga-
bic, Deft. denies the right of plff. to re-
move pauper on tive grounds. %, Be
cause pauper had no residence in Walden.
(2). Because he was not a proper subject
for such an order. as he was able 10 take
care OF himself. Pltf. claims that pauper's
father gained a residence in Walden which
he had never lost. On trial.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-12-11
.NeW 4drertiseme nts.

II. IL. Morgan's card appears in another
column. He is good workman and
makes stencil plates that he i not ashamed
70 show. We have seen his specimens.
and they ale models OF skill and good
taste.
DIR. NJ. l.. Scott has removed TO Lyndon
willie. His card appears on the first page.
IL. X. Dewey has got back into Caledo-
mia county once more. He has just filled
up Il new store with new goods. ut Lyu-
donvillc He announces his wares in All
other column.
All who have heard, or heard OF. Miss
Dickinson. will want to read her book.
What Answer" advertised in another
column. Howard keeps it.
Corser n Warner advertise for turS.
Z. p. Alderman practices what he
breaches. and advertises the Record and
Farmer
: Nathan Pinkham of North Danvile sells
personal property at auction the 18th,
and Perley Stone offers his farm at phi
waite sale.
Lambert Hastings y Sons advertise
their business in this paper-all kinds OF
lumber dimension timber. wood. ccdar
posts. etc.. furnished to order.
DIR. Perkins advertises a new methed of
extracting teeth without pain.
Geo. Il. Moore is on hand with his holt
day goods.
l.. II. TruaX advertiSes his furniture
shop at Paddock'> village. Besides mau-
ulactuIin@ he does job work.
J. {. Bingham advrrtiseS Turkish bath
ng towels, mittenS, etc.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-12-11
Great Storm.

There has been quite a severe and gen
eral storm the present week. There was
more wind than snow here. although there
is enough OF the latter to make quite good
sleighing. 1t is not often that so small
an amount OF snow drifts so badly as it
did on Monday night. The trains on the
Vt. Central road were much delayed
Tuesday, being fourteen hours in getting
through ROXbury. The gale was very
severe on the coast. and some marine dis
hotel in process of building at Rye Beach.
was blown down and thoroughly demol-
ished.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-12-11
Cambridqe Cattle Market---Dec. 8.

Market Bccf---Extra, SI2.5O "a 1900 First quality
Sll.w Sll1". second, $1,000 "a $1,000 Third.
IS 90 "a 80
sore Cattle--work oxen D pair $40, 500,
S.bu, .O0.
Mcn cows and caves---ss5, 81, to - "a 300.
leaIl gs-SI~ "a = Two year od-, y 30 "a -
Three years old 10 "a It'd.
Sheep and LambsIn lot, Sl.5O, 200 $50. each :;
EI IA, s. - "a 4.25 Spring lambs, $50 "a $50.
Hides, l. "a m+qc. Tallow, : "a Sc Pelts, $1.OO
"a .25. Calf skin. ~ &c.
Prices of roult yEx RI % uu DC; prime II Ia %
good % Gl q :,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-12-11
CuledOnia County Court.

HoN. BENZ. IL. STEELE. Chief Judge.
Hon. PETER BUCHANAN. Asst Jus,,as
Hon. CHARLES ROGERS,
No. b. H,nSmaR and Burroughs I. Lo-
rcn Iyer This was an action on the case
to recover damages from deft. Tor not put
tin~ in a water wheel for plaintiff accord
iuu To agreement. Defence that after the
agreement the plffs. tried to negotiate
with dctt. for the putting in OF a different
wheel from the one first contracted for
and gave him orders not to put in any I'M
ill further orders About two days before
the expiration of the time allowed tor put
Tin" in the, first. plfS. concluded to hold
dett to the first agreement, and notified
him thereof Deft. claims that it was then
impossible to complete the contract IN the
time allowed. Verdict for pltfs. S2l4.99
and costs. Grout aud Davis for pltf.
Pierce and o. 5. Burke for dett.
No. SO. Tora Of Barnet 4. 1o,cn q
Vocabulary. Appeal from an order OF re-
moval OF pauper frem Barnet to Wood
bury. The pauper had a derivativc set
tiempnt III Dar1lel, bul lisiu Sh'ucu viz IA
his own right Gas pltf. clamed) i'll Wood
bury by seven years continuous residence
therein. The evidence was conflicting a.
70 whether the pauper had resided i'll w
seven consecutive years. Verdict for pltf
Davis and Ross for pltf. Heath aud Red
field for detg.
No. fl. To,cR Of Hard,cick 4. John s.
| Smith. Assumpsit to recover $500. which
dett. while selectman of pltf. town pait
from moneys i'll his hands belonging IL
the town. tor u substitute tor has son. IL
the early part OF the year 1860, the plti
Town was in arrear in its quota and wa:
having a bounty OF 5000. tor such a
should apply on said quota. The dett's
son was liable to be drafted, and dett. pro
cured for him substitute paying there
tor S75O-S600 OF towns money and tn
balance himself This substitute applied
ON the towns quota. Pltf. also seeks t
recover the amount which dett. CHARGE
the town and took out o: towns money 1
his hands for team hire and travelling eS
penses while selectman. There was n
f question but these expenses were incurred
: but Diff. claims that def, had no right t
charge them to the town. 1t also appear
: ed that they had been audited and allowed
= Verdict for defendant. Davis, Bartle