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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-09
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Eighth Assembly district Union Re2ublican As.ecsa:
Of this Association VII De h ipe
Hotel No T7f TINS rdS RyEEiN9 az joe p
yens 9cDosAlD Secretaries ' WIN . IL
,aiu;nS AHRRICAN and EUROPEAN PATENTS
1~ratF- 6Veyo II.
Pamphlet Of Law and Information fEee
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF f'ooi'
80 =. for making
ROOT BEER. .l-f c..
DrueRssts eeopers ETC., will Ind II 70
will alSays asafs eoen
anl ensly-aAForsd beers bssiaess can %
~iAE shorter Of time th1a oJ we o =, 80 10
~ M SnS az also gallon cans AZ 81 sanasas 70
y 40 aHd @ On each BUrTLE and CAM Per sale
KHIPP Ca PTOpieto Ne JeZ HUDSON - nssIsrs
.Ys,k and by ali Wholesale Druggists and Patent hsaeiA' ~
in the United States and Caeaea 5 :, ID
FIS HVesher.-The public cordially Invited 70 ea ~ De
mat No Is BseAyal, and witness The vOndeu 'Pes
Home Washer. sT;51 % 10 any
are row prepared AsTnish no Ms NAsLin' -
daily supply extensive
aaAAN" HoMg MkNrFACTURIN0 Co. 40. I*ee-,s- -
0aco NotIce-TRs Mall for EuRoeB da TrIsHRsDSY
cIase soacs WkDhEsDA nd
ehaiIs at and a the stAncss NJ
49, sas .. L;sQi end D. HES ~ joaks fOszAsA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-09
REVERDY JOHNSON ON HIS MISSION

raF surr r.Bo aats. % .rls1'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-11
In Bankruptcy.

10 the District Court Of the Usitsd States fer
the District Of Iowa
II the matter Of Gee. r. etumbsugh, Bankrupt.
To the Creditors Of said George F. Stan-
baugh and all other persons interested
CHS: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
- thst petition has been filed in said Court
~ Geo. +. Stunbaugh Of the County Clinton, in
said District, duly declared . Bankrupt under
the Act ci Congress. Of March Cd, 1851, ca
titled "An Act to establish a upifor N sys-
TEN Of Bankruptcy throughout the United
States" approved March Sd, 1867, fer tea dis
charge, and certificate thereof. from all his
debts, and other claims rrevabls under said
Act, and that the hearing on said petition is ~
signed fer 10 o'clsck A. ~, of the 2sth day Of
Janusry. A. D., 1859, At Chambers. before said
Court 1T Dubuque. in said District, when and
where ysu NAV attend and show cause. il any
YOU have. why the prayer Of said petition
should not be granted.
You are hereby further notified that the 2ed
and third meetirgs Of Creditors Of said
Geo F. S;umbangh, for the purposes provided
In the a,,a and 2srh ssciions OF the said Act Of
Congress Of March I'd lssI. will be held on the
ga dar Of January. A. u. 1869. at the hour Of
10 o'clock A. NJ, Of s.it dav, before the Hon. NJ.
NJ. Price. Register in Bau krs ptcy, II his office.
in the city OF Davenport, Scott County, State Of
lowa
jaa4 d4t-moa H. LOVE, Clerk.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-11

THR fret edition OF one HsspRn TuorsA,p ~
VIoss Illustrated CAtslog ne OF Sc .es and 1uds in
the Flower Carmen 10 now published. 1t makes T.
work oIisop sgss. beautifully illustrated. with about
$50 Fine Wood EBgra,ngs Of Flowers ssd Negst-
sblee ana an
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-11
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

ORIGINAL NOTICE.
SceTr CouSrY.
In the District Court,
H. GARRETT
CAROLINE BAKER and
ABNER BAKER, her hus
band.
To said Caroline and Abner Baker, De
PENDANTS
You are hereby no;itisd that on o. before
the Goth day Of November, 1863, petition
will bs flied by said Plaintiff, II. Garrett.
in tt. ofiiec Of the Clerk of the District
Court Of said Scott comfy, Iowa, ca mi q z
OF you the partition and sale OF the north
half Of lot number eleven I'D, in block
number sixty three (63) }, in the city OF Dav-
export, Scot. county. Iowa, and claiming
tina, the sad Caroline Baker and himself
are each owners Of one undivided half
thereof in fee simple
And that unless you appear thereto and
defend before noon Of the second day Of the
next term cf said Court, commencing at
Davenport on the FIRST Monday Of February.
1869, default will be entered az inst you
and Judgment rendered thereon.
Dated this 14.h dav Of November, 1868.
JOHN ACKLEY,
dec2l .diw.mon. Plaintiffs Attorney.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-11
ELEGANT CCLcRED PLATE,
a RRn6n0'peT re- 81 INV 8 r q

A BOQCET OF FLOW ERS.
l,is the most beautiful. A. well a. the most In
struetive Fiofal Guide pablisAsd. giving plan snd
thorough directors for the
Culture IT Flowers 4 Vegetables
The Flora! On'de 10 published for tie benefit Of
nv customer TO whom II 10 sent free without ap-
plicat.sn. hut viii be forwarded to al VIE may ap
ply by mail, for Ten Cents, which 10 not half the
css,. Address JAMES WICK.
dee9A Rec oeoter. N, T.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-11

TIE Unlversal Clothes WriDGo
wna Ro~Elis Ixpsevn DovBIx Gran cannot b
surpassed or sauallsd By asy other wrirger for du
o,bIlity, I'll the expiration Of the patent fer the
STOP 0BAR," o. fastsninn abevs the eoss. which
prevents them iron entirely separating.
Any sensible person can usperstsRa that cog
wheel wrngsr having csRs. whether at enc or both
ends ofthe rs, which can play apart aad ~ ont Of
gear when large article Is paeeed tArssso. IL CON-
PARATlvRLr WORTHLESS. % The eoas are then
efn aid when most needed.
Yhs USvEHsAL wRIssKR wAs awarded the cod
Medal at the Crest New England Fair. took the Arss
Premium At the National Fair At Warrington, also
ct the State Pairs OF HvHsr NORrsEar Stars, and 10
ths eney wringsr which ever took i.es premium q
ne Fair Of the American Institute.
It, sale tnow s5s oos wringsn) greater than
Of al other wringers combined. Its very durable
and every UsrvERsAL wRlSsa u vAnAsrEp
Asupply always kept ready for shipment At Clevs-
land, Chicago. St. Louie, Louisville and New Or
leans. Sold BY dealers generally.
r. O. BROWNING, Gen. Agent.
- CORTLAND D.. New York
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-11

~ Philosophy of Marriage.
New Courss Of Lseiures, ~ delivered At the New
York Museum OF Anatomy, en- bra cit tht - bjeets
How TO live and Via. 10 live for Youth, Maturity
and Old Age; Marhood geresally reviewed; The
cause cfindiyttticn fa'uiefce snd Neyvrre tiseas-
go accounted for; EsYss9s philosophicaily coo.
si3ered &c.
Pocket volumes conta'nirg tfees lectures vim b
forwarded to PARTIES unable 70 attend 90 receipt u
Yona 0Cegr1 cY AHsAfoDY AaYa eona, ~
UDoAUWAv, NV Yoa92 oOll-Al1
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-11
LEAAE Il ~,

he "A "A y 4 HI FF.
= TTORSEYS AND CoUSSfLLCRH AT
IL, W >. L. corner OF second and Brady
streets, Davenport, Iowa. novscf
Jro. p COOK. coon. J. WILSON DaU AT
COOK a. sDRIRE.
/ TTORNEYS AND C0USsELCRS AT LAW
"A Ot.icc corner Of Main and &C SIS ian2dwt
BROWN 4 hIHEE,
A TTORSEYS AND COUNSELORS AT Law.
II Office corner "a aud Brady SIS. Davenport,
Iowa. mohl5
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-11
HA LIS
Vegetable Sici|ian Hair Remover


Ere,.N pear Increases the popa-
larify Of this rdimabIe Hair Prep
drdtiOn, Which 10 duo to merit
alone. We can Hasure our old
1afrons that 1t IL kept fully up to
dfs high standard, and to those
tChO hare nerer used IL ire can
confidently say, that IL is the only
reliable aud perfected prepare
ton to restore GRAY OFT FADED
HAIR to its UouthJ.H color. m0I-
tnO It soft, iustrous, and Siikcn
the scalp, by its use. berGntts
tchifs aud clean: IL remOces all
erupftOns and ddndrnT. aud by
its tonic properties prerrnts TIE
hair from JuiiiJiO ouf. as it slim
ufHfes aud fOurishrs Ne hair
glands. by its use the hair gro,cs
thicker and stronger. In baidnes,
Il restores the capillary giII.ds
60 their normal riyor. and uiU
create Il ncT grOWM ~3-rrpt ~
erfrcme Otd nJe. n I, The u,e.f
economical HAIR DtkissEe<.
erer used. rs il r<i,:ii.t. le:ee.e
OpDiicdfiOns. ami Ci,rs bc htfi.-
that spfen,fid glossy appearance
so much admired Ly ali. (. 4.
Iayes. ". d.. Siute 4ssaY-f nj
Mass. says. "the nsiifHcyits ttc
pure aud curefiuIiy srts -! Jor
excellent gHHfify, amt I sUl.siti.r
II the BEST Pl&EPAIkAEIti \ ~.
Its intended purposes. - Il -
Nish n treatise on ne hdfI. i,.'..'
ere send free bU mail uIoli opnfi-
cation. scitich contains cnn,,i.-ii-
ddforV notices from ciefy1n.en.
physicians. TIC press. an! oil.
He hare made TIC study I E,~
hair aud it's diseases Il si,re. ,uy
for years, and hn0U that i5e .fiiIs
the most effective preparation joi.
the restoration and The I3resri td-
tiOsl Of the hair. estHni. eu.d 80
acknowledged by the Lesf Tcdi.
cal and Chemical Authority.
Sod BY all DRUGGISTS and D,.li,,. i ! 81.
COOK, co7URM & ..
Zeal Agents for Northwestern States,
81 DEARBORN ST. CHICAGO ILL.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-11

Manhood and the Vixor Of Youth
RECORDS ESSENCE OF LIFE restores manly pov.
srs, from whatever eause airing: the effects Oh earl,
give way st to this wonderful medicine. tsksS
regrlsray according % the dietiane HEB are ysry
simple ana reccifs no restraint from busireso 81
pleasure) Failure 10 impossible Sold In bottles q
49, or fossqnSntilies In fer ~. Ts be haA enly
oftte role appointed aeentin'Arericu n. GynIr1xc,
~ % Ave. cor. 18th ST., New FORK feb2Adfy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-11

to the Durability Of your HAasss and Cafriagsteps,
N enormous waste OF property. This ysu can Ger
tainly d ~ the tisely ass Of
Frank Miller's Prepared A1oPs
mes OIL Backing which 10 equally valuable 70. Boots
and Shoes when only softssisg AID pfessrvisgaa al
ities required bat Il 10 not - edeetualy water
prsofss
Frank NlilleP's Lelther Presere
vative ass water proof Oil BlaekinF. des'en Cd ex
prsssly for Boots ane Shees.
Thirty Years In Market ana
sueh has beea the constant inersas'na demand that
these articles b easily and shsaply obtained
almost everywhere.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-11
DR.. BigelOw.

lsths only Physician. - . Specialize,
nov in Chicago that ear b. entirely
relied upon. TO TO nin. ard not suf-
fer that horrible disease 20 remain In
yOef systen. disfgurinR your face
and body, besides destroying yosr
Happiness and futsrs prospects ofllfs.
He has made PRIVATE DISEASES
and NERVOUS DEBILITY his stady
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-11


the person WHOM all Afflicted ehosld consult. No ene
ever heard off patient Of hs mot being esPsd since be
has been In this city Hisssputation has vouchers 10
Oil the city papers, his paents end the MEDICAL pro
feeson. both here anc abroad, being the moot sk
led specialists here and thorough master Of sl seq
na dissases II all others fall. don't despair, rive
him call. II only common occurrence withhi0
TO cure such cases. His rooms separate for lajoo
and gentlemen, and H. nost coopht In the city.
Yoke Mn. Take Particular Netiee. Doctor Big
Glow dsvotss mach Of bis time 10 The treatment q
eAoes cases caused By secsst hsbt which rhine -
body and mind. unAt1i the unfortunate individual
for either business society TIE sad eject Of thees
early habits the sxesssss 81 rtp yeass 10 10 weak
sn the debtats the eonstitauen, lssssey ~ pAysL
cal ana mental powsrs. diminish and snfseble The
eatura selinss, and exAaust the vital eneSRieo u
manhood the pleasurse fe are msrred IL Object
Of nArrage frustrated asd eGstspee itself sss1srsl
stsfn Of useeasins misery andrseret. oseA psrssss
especially those contemplating marriage, shoald loes
no tine In making immediate apr ication. - Dr. D,
by nis aew treatment 10 enabled 10 insure speely
and perm ansnt cure
Consultations free and confidential. O@es. Ne. ~
oosfh CLARK street. cor. Monroe. half blee1 ffo0
the Post once. Post Office Box l5l, chicago, Ill.,
once hours from "a. ~. tosP.M
send for his Guide TO Hss,th," pubiishel month
J, free ofchary..
N.B-Ladies, send 70, . descriptive circular 81
PessaYis Remedie the be-, preventive Of eeaeoptioo
k1oWn. Semitic any address free n eAasee.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-11
= . N u 81
Z ON N Err CIAL
COLLEGE,
DARBY BUILDING,
3. w. co. FIFTH &OLIVE st.


The twenty ninth ~ fessitn of n u stitI'
ton comm ed MCntsy, fepi emil er .th. lt6e, w
der tbs host ik,ufAhit ,usIi .ts; tIs,icrs sra
we'll v.a,iaisd room ftts Z, viii ever requisite
fac lilly, undes II ctntiol ii ,isft txIti.fud
Frof< ssnis these. tees'h.fpfih The lic~I met
that The last vtt fei's tts!tL vss The lirest ara
n oct lfGftslle ere eftis t.tif, stt ~ tcf.
6c:ent uarAr tee that .eres' t.t ntltitl Gorge
10 not en the W,p.. COWARD 70 Cur rsfio,
fnd "EXCElSlOE" ctr Goal. Srdeits eaa
eitefat
Any Period CT he essNfen
RI n1r-,Mr IeAs re RsssIs can - cA'sisst 90
n u nal 10 term ard the welfare ~ frIils ns0
the COT airy strictly sftenced TO- For inform siitH
- 10 tsr0S. &C.. Addr0e,
JONATHAN 0ONES. ~ ~ CollegDI
Ceann - fyssn AnD OaWs ~.
eS1o6oo1Aa0n OelOo1al1N
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-11
PHYSICIANS.

.R. J. FARQUmARsON. VI. ID.
OPrfcE. u Rrfs OPERA BLOUSE Residences.
~ Burt House rov9diy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-11
MISCELLANEOUS.
4. MILLER,

- - BRADY STREET, BELOW SEQ
end seeps oenstsuty on hand asd aakss
70 oder.
0eneu', Boys aAd Chlldren-0
CLOTHING ofths best material and in manner
thnt cannot fail to give ssiisfastion. Liberal
patronaes respectfully solicited. [my1l-d1y
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-10-15

faint description that such Il traveller
must give. Whoever crosses continent
to see them will not be disappointed, for
what the falls of Niagara are t" the rap
ids below, the Sierra Neva,l.s are to all
other scenery on the Pacific X. RS, (with
the one exception of Echo CanOn)
From the Sicrras we came down
among the foot hills, and yet further on
we saw the opening valley Of the Sac
ramcnto. The dry and yellow hills, the
parched and dry valley told us that the
rain is a stranger here, yet even the yel-
low ranches often 10 )kcd like an Eastern
well cleaned harvest field, shut IN by ne
fences and cnlivencd here and there by
the ever green live-oak.
At l o'clock 2. NJ, we reached Sacri'-
mento, and here rested till the follow
ING morning. II | am asked what
know personally OF Sacramento L cal
say that there is Il good bath tub and
comfortable bed in the city. Much be
You'd these places my experience Is limit
ed
Early the next morning l came vi;
Cal Pacific II. r., thro' a very rich re
gion to Vallejo, pronounced Nal-iay-ho.
thence by steamer across the bay to Sal
Francisco. After few hours there, til
evening train for San Jose brought m
out twenty-scven miles from San Fran
cisco TO this place. Then the long jour
ney was finished, the trunk-not lost
but well-ni.h ruined-was pitched on
for the last time. new friends gave as
suranccs Of welcome, and listened To III
story OF the long journey.
Here tlirty-,ix hundred miles fro'
You find the same old flag, and stretch
iug from the Atlantic to the Pacific on
nation, whose people have one c"mn'o
interest This journey has enlarged IN
conceptions of the size oil our country
and strengthened my desire for y I pro-
p,ritv. II. l.. j.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-10-15
e1g, The flood of the 4th inst. was fol-

e5- The flood of the 4th inst. was fol-
lowed by another the llth, and that
supplemented by still another the 18th
All of which did more or less damage, III
tcrrupting travel, hindering the mails
and disturbing industry OF all kinds, eX-
cepting that Of repairs. We have filled
these columns with some account OF lis
work in this state a report OF ITS
work from New Brunswick to Maryland
would be but a repetition of what 1t do
herc-a record of disaster, ruin and los
Of life. The flood was more severe II
some places than in others. 1t seems tl
have been especially destructive IN por
tions of Maine, the Southern part OF tm
state. New Hampshire, Massachusett
and Connecticut 1t is hoped its hk
will never be seen again.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-10-15

Tie LEGIsLATURE.-The Vermont
legislature meets to-day. We presume
G. w. Grandey Of Vergennes will be
elected speaker with little or no opPosl-
zion. There are two candidates Tor
cicrk-Editors Camp Of Newport tx
press. and Clarke of st. Adams. We
have no intimation of the relative
chances of these candidates, but have nc
Ioubt the State will be well served
whichever one i chosen. In the Senate,
Lieut.. Gov. Hendee of Morrisvllle will
preside with the dignity and urbanlty tor
which lac is noted while Henry Clark
OF the Rutland Herald has so long been
secretary as to be thought almost a Tx
ture at the State House The Senate
will not start oil with its full compile
ment. as we regret to learn that Sena
TOR Fairbanks health is such that he vii
DE unable TO be present at the opening OF
The session.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-10-15

They had a splendid tar in -. Johns
bury last week, exceeding anything they
nave had in any previous year. every
department being filled with lis appro-
PIRATE product. 1t Is said that agricul-
jural and floral hail, were never - we'll
filled az tins year, the show being very
,;uge and the specimens exceedingly nice.
while line stock is said 70 have beaten
ours here in Orleans, where we fec! quit.
smart over our horses and cattle. We
were ut the trot on Thursday where they
mad Il nice rIcc between SDrrr. Dan. (2i
wears Odd Chr-tuu; Dan ami Snow lake
Without golug into all the line pariicu-
lars OF course par lance, Row this horse
''won the pole, and where that one
tapped anothers neck. d, We will
cut the matter snort 10y saying thai scr
rel Dan, "thc noblcst Rpmun ii them
all, won the race in thr,c straight hcgt-
and Pockrtcd 5000 10y the operation
Peter Mcintyre drove him. Great l.
Pete. Snowflake took the second purse
OF 500, which pays well for running
with her iund les aud trotiin@ with til,
forward ones, Wine Chestnut Dan ha,i
to put up with ''IIobsons choice" OF
500. The race WAS Il beautiful one.
and we venture 10 say that no one ever
LAW Sorrci Dan trot better or etw him
in morc eNcrilrn: ,prits, oct which w,
are told he had TWO quarts in him, and
As lac cam ruund every lime tie appIau-,.
of the crowd was cNhiIerarlHL and
dcatcning Their" were abou; boa
present AM - more sober, decent and
well behaved crowd we never saw We
heard not an oath uttered neither did
we see any drinking. They manag
these thing in s.. .Iohn>bugy, and inal,-
are them we!I-Butyn SbudurL.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-10-15
.HisSisqUOi RdiirOdd.

ii. Adams, on Wednesday last, voted
TO aid the Mis-squoi railroad in the sum
of about SIPS, 900. The St. Adams
Messenger give5 the following account OF
thu meeting
Pursuant to warning, the legal voters
of st Albans. TO the number of several
hundred, assembled at the town hall at
one o'clock Wednesday afternoon, and
the meeting was called to order by the
town clerk
Col Il. {. Benton was chosen moder-
.,tor. and after he had read the warning
and the enabling act, Hon. Jasper Rand
made the following motion That the
town OF ST Adams aid i'll the construc-
lion OF the Missisquoi railroad in an
amount equal to eight times the grand
list of the town now in force, by sub
-cribing to the capital stock of said rail
road company.
Aud in payment of said stock issue
The notes or bonds OF said town payable
twenty years from their date, with inter
est coupons attached, payable semi-an-
nuaIly, at the rate OF six per cent. per
Inuun.
Provided said road be built, running
IroiA 1t. Albans to the town of Rich
ford, and the bonds or money used there
on be used in the construction of said
road between those points.
After AN earnest debate. in which Mr..
Rand. Hon. II. II. Bcardslcy and Hon
J. GREGORY Smith took part on the atlir.
native, and Mr., Bailey and Nelson anC
Hor:stio Seymour on the negative, the
vote was taken RIA roce, and it resulted
IN the adoption OF Mr.. Rand's motion by
~ overwhelming majority Of ;hree Oh
four 20 one, and the announcement wa!
greeted with tremendous applause.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-10-15

OFFICIAL MALrEAsANCE.-.ift ::
week ofininsuations on the part of several
of the New York papers, that some HIGH
government oliicial WAS ccnccrur; in tn,
late corner in gold, the Sun OF Monday
plainly says that ii was Gen. Buttrrlicld.
the assistant treasurer OF the United
States in that city, aud add, thar nc was
i hcnvy loser. II this is 50, thc prompt
hsnding in Of his rr-isnation ought to
be the onl Y thing that prevents ms re-
moval. No man with the reputation OF
a specuIatur, whether Auly or falsely,
can be tolerated in the responsible position
that Gen. Butterliv,d holds yet he went
into it under heavy charges OF having
specialized in his country's disaster at
Charlottesville, and with Il General rep
utaiion which fully iu>;fies the suspicious
now entertained. His was AN appoint
ment not fit 10 be made, and the sooner
he vacates his place the bettcr.-S,ri,g-
FIELD Repubhcm.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-10-15
.iufuy E.rpjo<ioH atG i"i''

I, ,r, 'va~ q trrrih.. a.,.H'
rounds Of the IuI!pu. $40. ...
indianapolis, last week F..r y
I o'clock, when IL, cro"i "t- -
hight, Il boiler uscl to dry -."-
That was on exhibition "Np.v. cd" b..
aud fatally wounIn- tw",-"'.
-cns, and seriously wcunl"- r..'.'
There had been a la" LET" 81
saw-mill~. duriu" the aitrrur 30. .'. .
boiler that exploded Wa '.ri'"" 90
yund It's power. Tie corrn.G- ..H.
the accident was caused 10y "r"-' .'
lr-suc,-. hut no one vaa b. i.-'
torI'. tor tn engineer ia ..'.-. ~
amon4 tue killed, and the o"." ~
BADLY wounded. the scene ".',. .
4ccidcnt was most hclr.-r'm.'H-' '''
OF the Killed benz torn To- 'i.'-
Gov. BAKER was Oh til, 7t"H'.' zee
tine ot the Explosion al" 'a,..'"s
capcI INJURY, par, VI ,aa .'.'.- o.
M over his head AMI .i4Us"- 49,.
man.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-10-15

e. At Passumpsic, VT, high en-
bankmcnt Of the Passumpsic River Rail
road was washed away, and the river
now runs where it did twenty years ago.
Boston Jon NIL. l lh.
We reckon that this is SO. At any
rate, it runs where it has for the past
,m.ctee, years-siuce we have been res
ilont of this section.