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The Portland daily press., 1869-03-05

APPoNTMENT.-Mr. Henry w. Millett. of
Norway, has been appointed Route Agent on
the cars from Portland to Island Pond. vice
Isaac D. Cushman removed.
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-05

INAUGURATION DAY.-The Inauguration of
General Grant as President of the United
States was observed in this city by display of
flags on the public, as weu as on many private
buildings giving the appearance of holiday.
In foreign countries when new King or
Queen asesnds to the throne it is the occasion
for imposing ceremonies and national holi-
day. So when our President is inaugurated
great display is made in the chief city of the
country and we cannot see why the people
shoald not be given holiday to join in the
general rejoicing. We helieve a good many
of the clerks did get an extra quarter of an
hour yesterday noon from mistake in time
which was caused by the First Parish bell
ringing at fifteen minutes before twelve for the
Union Prayer Nee ting
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-05
FOREIGN PORTS.

Sid I'm Mauritius Jan 7, ship Squando, Williams,
for Calao.
Sid i'm Zanzibar Dec %, barque Atalanta, Pond,
New York.
Ar at MARSHA Sd ult, brig Dudley, Averill, from
Baltimore.
Sid TN Marseilles 18th ult, barque schamyl, Snow,
for Messna.
Ar at Liverpool 17th ul, ship Missouri. Bradburn.
Norfolk.
At Demerara 10th ult brigs Suwannee, Simpson,
from New York, disg Annie Gardiner Gardiner,
tor do, ldg; schs Annie Whiting Hutchinson. for do,
ldg; Ralph Carlton, Perry, wig.
At st John. PR. 18Th ult. scbs j Knowles. Scott,
for Arroyo, PR, to load tor Baltimore Louisa Smith
Orcntt, Tor Arecibo to load tor New York; Fredk
Smith, Smith, wig,
Sid I'm Havana sad, brig Five Brothers, Thurlow,
Philadelphia.
Ar 24th, barque Andaman, Oils Boston.
In port Path ult, barques Arthur Kinsman. Means
and Allen, Tarr, Tor New York, ldg; brig Eliza
beth, Ames, for do. do; Ella Maria, Berry Tor Port
land, do; Minna Traub, True, for Boston, do; JAS
Murchie, Grant, for New Orleans; schs Ralph Soud-
er. Crosby and A + Ames. Ames, for New York, do;
Howard. Griffin, for New York. do; and others.
Ar at Cardenas 23d uIt, brig Maud Potter Shields.
st John. PR.
Sid gath, brig Robin, Douglass North Of Hatteras;
sebs Rowdoin, Randall, and Kate Carlton, Lamb, do.
Ar at Trinidad goth ult. brig Circassian, Bunker,
Boston.
Sid oath, sch Gen Connor, Cousins, Boston.
SPOKEN.
Jan g. lat 20 40, lon 26, brig Ponvert AZ DAYS from
Palermo for New York.
Feb 3, lat 43, lon Is, ship Avalanche from Liver
pool tor New Orleans.
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-05

THE Steam Fire Proof Safe, manufactured
in Boston is acknowledged to be superior to all
others.
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-05
The Healing Ponli

An Essay for Young Men nm the Crime
81 so1tude, and ths Diseases and Abuses which
create impediments to Maria &c with sure means
Q. Relief Sent In sealed letter envelopes, tree OF
charge. Address, DR.. ., Skillin Hought0n,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
ja19ddw3msN
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Cristadoro Has Th~o.,,..

The Great Rsrspean Chemisss t... a..
81 ode.
He has accomplished what they have ess.y.d ,.
vain. His
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-05
MENIORANn.

Steamer Cariotta, Of The Portland and Haliia1 line
York. undergo ng repairs. ' -Ne"
ship Montebello, Capt Mckenzie. which mt ,u,o
Queenstown 18th ult. had ruddsr ana ,gnhi M
lamaged at sea. She had nearly eomnisted rrsd.s
on the ITth, and would proceed 10 HAMBURG
Barque Cardenas, Paine. at New York rom p.lar
no. reports 21st ult. Int 80, Ion 60 saw vessel o,,
fire and remained By her several hours, but could see
no signs of the crew.
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-05
IMPORTS.
DEPARTURE OF OCEAN sTEAMER

Steamship st George, from Liverpool-1OO tons pig
iron, to Barring Bros; 100 tons do Curtis Bouye q Co
10 bales mdse, G NJ Bailey; bale, order cases
bales, Express Co; box, II & A Allan.
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-05
@ A u 7 ION
To dealers and consumers of
Oroasdale's Superb Phosphate,
MANUFACTURED BY
Watson Dc Clark, Philadelphia.

The reputation Of our SUPER PHOSPHATE being
used and being determined to sustain its reputation
by using only THE BEST MATERIALS IN jts manu-
fdcure beg to notify those who wish to purchase
our Super-Phosphate that il is put up Only in
Bags, containing 400 pounds and is branded
GRO ID ALE,s
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-05
Standard Native Wines.

The very best Of berries and grapes are usad ora
prepared with great care by Of the most
lists in the country inform us that our Nt sss Gnsm
are more nourishng and better tor medc;ns, nnss
poses taan ann most OF the imported wines we get pun"
the very best in use. Sepos. DirTHhs
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-05

=. Ar AZ Ss~ Nork stb. A n. steamer Eagis irum
Havana.
Ar a. frnhiasi zOih ult BRIG Mara " hceier, iraui
So 50, letk, tlst. MARY Cbasc. ir ~ Portland
~, ss lsth, seh DAVID Faust, Lord, New Nork.
sd m hatanEas xsi harques Arscll. ior Haiii-
E.,s.' nseehei aitehed. Nev 1ork brgs Martha A
,,sa-e. 40 xath, cascaielie. Cariisir. DO.
sierra Morena - " - '-'ae''''
x..ath; "a -th; bries Alias. Mitchell. New Yorh: Ell
"sSsS.say, esyer, Car,ienas.
- ans, Jan n = Freight. 10 North al Hatt,ras
mels.-es a. sps,Y.ea; North eoast,-sagaT ss a ~ I;
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-05
Hair Dye ChanOes

In moment
Ned, Gray or white Hair, 60 q Black or
Brown
that Nature cannot transcend.
CristadOrOs Hair Preservative
Mark the particulars in which the superiority Of
this preparation consists: First prevents the hair
from falling out; second 1t stimulates the vegstatIve
power Of the roots; third It prevents the formation
OF scurf and dandru; fourth, 1t imparts wavy curl
to straight hair; fifth, it prevents grayness; SIXTH
1t confers silky lustre on every tress seventh it
renders the hair so flexible that 1t lies smoothly in
any required direction; eighth 1t revives the torpid
vessels Of the scalp and stimulates them to repro
duction.
Sold by all Druggists, and applied by all Hair
Dressers. Mandatory No ss Maiden Lane. Prin-
cipal Depot No Astor House. mr. 6eodSeow1msN
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-05
SUPER-PHONPHATE!

Standard Guaranteed by Prof. j. @. Booth.
Chemist, U. S. Mint.
-MANUFACTURED BY
WAT T SON a. CLARK,
l135 North Water St., PHILADELPHIA
We also beg to notify our friends, that we intend
to make ONLY ONE BRAND OF Super-Phosphate
which shall be otthe very BEST QUALITY, and do
not intend to manufacture an inferior article to be
sold at a reduced price.
WATTSON ce CLARK.
Manufacturers and Proprietors Of rOas
dale's Super-Phosphase.
s. b. ROBBINS, Wholesale New England
Agent, l5l Commercial Street,
PORTLAND, ME.
Jan 10-d&Wtf sN
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-05

Warren's Cough . BalsamI
positively has no superior for all Diseases Of
i the Throat and Lungs.
No person should be without 1t. Give 1t one trial
Sold by all Druggists.
B. F. BRADBURY, Proprietor,
no5d6msN Bangor.
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-05

THE STATE LEGISLATURE, in the plentitude
OF It's wisdom, refuses to abolish capital pun.
ishment. Conseq uently Harris will be hung
on the 18th of March, week from to-day.-
Whether the gentlemen who insist upon treat
ing the State to the spectacle of human being
dangling at the end of rope in the agonies Of
suffocation anticipate an immediate cessation
OF crime and the dawn of new era when
0nleves and murderers shall be unknown does
no' appear. is unfavorable to their theory
.na' howard A. Cleveland murdered Warren
oeOrse at East Orrington, few days after
ooVernor Chamberlain issued his warrant for
Harris's execution.
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-05
vELOCIPEDES.

VELOCIPEDES.
WOOD BROTHERS.
5S6 Broads0ag, NeW York
MAhuiaeturer. Of fine Plsaeure Carriages, are now
prepared to receive orders for the celebrated
Partisan velocipedes,
o. their own manufacture. which for durability and
beauty Of finish are not equaled.
Having secured the erciasive right to mauufac-
ture VeiOciPedes in the State OF Connecticut under
Letters Patent No. oesi5 with the right 10 sell
throughout the United States. We shall be pleased
to receive orders from friends and customers in
Maine Descriptive circulars, with cuts and prices
furnished on application or by mail. fe27dIwSN
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-05

INAUGURATION DAY AT THE JAIL.-Sheriff
Perry treated the prisoners in the Jail yester-
day with fine dinner, there being plenty of
fowl on the table, 1t was heartily enjoyed by
all. We have received the following card from
one Of the inmates which we are requested to
publish:
COUNTY JAIL, March 4, 1869.
MIR. EDITOR: Permit me through your col
umns, in behalf of our prisoners, to
return our thanks and gratitude to E. N Per-
ry, Esq, the kind-hearted Sheriff, for his kind
ness and attention to our numerous wants
particularly the Inaugural dinner" of chicken
to-day. Hoping that he and his family may
realize the divine saying, 1T is more blessed
to give than to receive" We also beg leave to
return our sincere thanks to Mr.. B. W. Hayes,
kind treatment while confined here We all
join in saying, "Lord, Grant us peace and Kb.
erty AN INMATE
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-06-18
4 Word to Strangers.

Boston Is not Il very wicked city. The
residents are inclined TO be huspilabic and
friendly. They are not disposed to take
that which Is not their own, OF to I'M
pose upon strangers with cards or little
thimbles. They will not throw stuffed
pocket books ut your feet and tempt your
cupidity by offering 20 give you the same
Tor q five dollar bill. They will not OF
fer TO escort you to your home, if YOU
have lost your way, and then take you
into some dark alley and relieve YOU OF
! your watch. They will not stop YOU
suddenly in the street and ask III the
procession has passed yet" aud then en-
gage You IN conversation, and after they
nave induced YOU tc enter Il crowd. CON
lrive to pict, your pocket. They Will
not, as you are entering 4 horse car or
an omnibus, crowd by You and push
your hat over your eyes, and while lhu-
ccipscd purlOin your diamond pin. They
will not approach you at the railroad de
pot and tell YOU a sad story about Their
bottom dollar, ami then offer to sell YOU
their Two hundred dollar Waltham for
fifty dollars. ust the sum required To
enable them To reach the bedside ol il dy-
ing parent. They will not propose 10
borrow twenty dollars tram You that
they may De able 10 attend the funeral
OF a rich uncle, under promi~" to remit
the same 10y return mail. They VIII not
offer 10 show you the sights, and before
~ doing stand treat, which invariably
results in the stranger finding himself III
some doorway with Il very small portion
OF his wardrobe lett, but with u strong
impression OF having been ,iru"ged. They
will not offer to sell you tickets. @ood los
any performance at the Coliseum. for one
dollar, which on presentation will cllcit
an order from the policeman to stand
aside" They will not rush up 70 y"u
trInticallv, and, in the name OF all that
Is GOOD. ask for Il tritlnL loan to cnat!r
them TO help Il friend round the corner
who has Just met with Il lIi4htiui acc
dent. They will not stop you on the
street at night and ask You tine time. ami
ihtn make Il crab at your repeater They
will not faint away just II YOU approach
and tumble INTO your arms, and, while
You are tcudcriy convryIn" them to the
nearest door--toop. manage 10 convey
what yaiuabc- You possess to another
ludNidunl. who i, also performing the
part OF the Good Samaritan.
The GOOD people ut Boston noyrr do
any oil these naughty th!u-~. They are
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-06-18

The Republican State Convention wa
held at Rutland yesterday. We hope L
-r. the result by telegraph before We
20 pres. Rutland i, 80 inronvcnicu. o
access from this part of the state that ",
presume these three northern counti,,
were very lightly represented. ia ,act il
would have accommodated TIN, section
better if the convention had been caiie,
at Boston or Springfield. Mas-achu-ctt.
a, either OF those points can be- reache,
several hours earlier than Rutland ca,
pr. If the state committee will LAX,
hc hint" and call future convention
lcar,r the geographical centre, we think
here will be more reason to expect d
-.ncral representation.
J.. :. We learn by telegraph thai
en-, Peter +. Washburn of Woodstock
Is nominated for governor, and Hon.
rcorgc W IIrndce of Morrisiown, for
lieutenant governor.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-06-18

MYSTERIOUS nI-ArrEAEN\CES At NEW
IpEh.-Wc BERN to think. alter all.
hat q, unau who Is ciappeI into Ludlow
~.icr; jail and kept one NIGHT. /, rocciy-
in- pretty mid treatment. ~ thin-S 90
in Nv York. 4 person my indeed
consider himself fortunate if he vi,il- that
wicked metropolis and gets ont alive.
The Commercial Advertiser SAYS that
descriptions have been filed in the oil I
"t the rtl'rt Ct police, OF ;Neuty-toLr per
~oii, Nilo ir,,c my ottr,"n~y Disappeared
ia that civ. in the last two weeks alone
Many Of them were persons OF rc>pectl-
h,I,tv. some OF wealth and hi@h social
position but ii no instance ia, Il tho
rough arch resulted in finding any cIew.
Besides, the chastity collection at the
mu'guc l. daily reinforced by bodies pick
ID out % one of the two rivers that lave
the shores ut Manhattan Island, whose
ii-agpcar"ncc l. never reported, whose
remains are generally not claimed. Some
OF these disappearances are doubtless
caused by suicide, and others by sud-
den freak OF running away from real or
imaginary ills, like the case of Cotton OF
tm> city. BIT the majority must be at
rihuted to toul play, and the increasing
number OF mysteries shows want OF
protection. an inctiiciency Of police, that
Is shocking to contemplate in any clviliz-
ed community. Ii things 90 on in this
way It will soon be necessary for man
to make his will and bid his relatives a
fearful farewell before he sets out for
New Iork.-.>DrmyfeH Republican.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-06-18

/ lac strike OF the coal mines It'll con-
flames in PENNSYLVANIA. and whereas in
lhc beginning it W. III consequence OF Il
mutual understanding between employers
auj employed. who wanted to decreas,.
production am increase the price. there
j. DOW q genuine >ilile in many lorali-
tlc-. he miners. who nave got nearly
on, OF lIui-. are quite ready 10 90 to
Work again. bI; ;ir companies refuse to
i've the -,a!y OF wares demanded bv the
general council oi miners" To which
all the workbench pay the -trictc>t ob,di-
c'c'. and consequently work J. not Re-
stunned. and il j. not known when II viii!
be-. I.ie mon demand increased wage-
at 3, fined rate when coal lis nj - 4
'ou at the rainc-, and upward sliding
~r..lc of - per cent OF any advance above
;.Iat price. The operators viii not con-
sent TO thi-, and >ay they will keep their
mines closed all summer rather than sub
NIT to dictutIon in the matter. Already
the price OF coal has advanced u u ton
at the mines. in consequence OF the strike.
and il work j. not resumed soon there
viii hc a short supply, instead OF Just thar
le->cuin" OF production that makes tie
prize exactly rignt To. the miners and
heir employers.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-06-18

Al the conrin-jo- Gilmore Va = +
ed with repeated chc.r-. both from audi
enc" and performers. Every person j.
loud il praise OF tie success OF tn" affair.
Indications are that the Coliseum Will he
crowded all the week
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-06-18

\ French lady Of rank has sued tor a
liyoyc, from her husband on the grounI
ot il. treatment aui dcSerton. One "i
the most serious Items laid to the char2,
ui the dclcudcnt j., that when he return
ct from the AIeNicIn campaign, iu>,cau
OF tiyiu9 ut un.e 10 Pau, where his viii
was staying, he sent her the following
telegram "Whcrc are my shirts
can't linJ them" All Pau soon became
aware Of the dispatch, and the princes
could not leave her honc without bein-
a-!.yi what She had done with her hu-.
bands linen.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-06-18

Il serious rumor prevail, that \. Per
kin-. who leased Riverside Park. Briab-
ton. for the season, ha~ taken "a di,l,oor-
able departure with the entire amount of
the purses WON in the late r.,ye, tSIO.-
OOO,) and the receipts OF the meeting.
besides leaving unpaid many claims rom
various persons. The purses are usually
paid soon after the race /, decided. but
none Of the owners have received the
money won by their respective sieed,.
As a state law (ncycr enturccl) prohibits
horse racing for Il WAGER under penalty
OF $1,000 fine, or one years impri>on-
ment, or both. the whole business i I'M
lawful, 50 that the payment Of the money
is entirely Il matter of honor and it is
now believed that Mr.. Perkins hasn't
any OF tae latter article, though he has
taken the former with him.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-06-18

iicc-Prcsident CollaN and his wife.
who spent last week in New Jersey and
New York city, are passing the present
week at Rouudout and Albany on the
Hudson River They viii he at Pitts
iield with Mr.. Dawes, on Saturday, and
:. end the next day Sunday in SpriuL-
li,id, after which they viii run up to
Vermont 10 see senator Morrill,, and back
on wednesday ior Il cali upon Gov.
Jewell OF Hartford, and then visit GOV.
Anrhony at Providence, and 20 10 New
port Tor day. iiorh our vicc-prc,idcnt
ull president seem fond of New England.
and We cannot wonder that they prefer
It's atmosphere to that of Washington.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-06-18

Two car loads OF heart-sick Mermons
left Salt Like for the states, a few DAYS
since, and propose never to return. Some
OF them were pioneers in Utah, and they
say that since the completion of the Pa
citic railroad, discomfort and dissatisfac
ton have rapidly increased among the
saints.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-06-18
T,,- G,'cat NotionoI Peace .JnJitcc.

,..r., r., ~
..,r,...,,.... \-,,.;.,.,1 :, Ill
.r,I, .,n.,. =.
i..,.-I..i -. n:,;'', H.. ti,...
VI
~, en- ~ ,','''''7 ''''''~
i'''D ''' 'I.' Way " IL 'I''
;i,,I l-l0'' "'7 VI
.dr,;r,I F,,.r-,.,,t Cop,uud,r,. H,.,..,s
.,,; other veteran NAVAL officer. were g.
,...,.,.l to the Coliseum bv the mon Ma
-. .,-nriatio,,. Nam. other G.-,,u.,pi,1-
al ,eopIc. inclu,linu Mrs. Harrison.
G.i.y DIS. Parcpa and O.c Bah were
,,.s. ialiv greeted 10y both performers and
-,,r tator~ in the vast battling The Cho-
.., and instrumental ,.,rtormcgs number
..3 from 900 to |. POO and :llr alrGauc.
probably -. 900. notwithstanding hravv
showers dunu9 forenoon and continued
..ltrnin@ weather. The general view
from the balcony l. quite beyond dcscrlp.
TN. Nothing ike it was ever seen g;
.,l- continent. The view embraced about
- acres OF tacoS-
te first piece on the programme, ;h'
.Nri 'i'"f'l - Htror9 castle - "a
'-'' was Jung ny '"e tu'. chorus witt
-'''''' orchestra anu or"ah' under f:'' dl
''.uoh "' Gilmore lne rhor:' com
', ,an2. l"'oo" voices ami tine orchestra
'',oo Instruments.
ne overture ''"n l"nI'aurrr' ~
.''' orchestra "' '"' musicians wa
.' IA Py'!'Iih'd' u',d'r The direction 9
.''i''"N h't"n'rS' 1t was the i'rSt purely
''rul'''''" PERFORMANCES ana @re"t eN
''''''n7 were il''7e4 upon II ny critics
81 was r;''e'"''E ana 'n"r""@n'y pcrior'a
'' rs inner N''"'''H 'JihS p'aIniy h''rd
"''' Inc sweetness ii'ait parts OF the build
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-06-18

iHE STATE REFoEN School. We
learn from the st. Adams Messenger that
since the acceptance Of the resignation OF
Mr.. Prasc, the Trustees have secured
Il new Superintendent, who will enter
upon his duties in about three weeks.
lie Is a Mr.. Fairbanks, who has been the
head teacher in the Reform School at
Wc-tboro, Mass, for quite number of
years past, and Is an experienced '.re-
lormiSt," coming with the highest recon-
mendations, being in the prime Of lie
(about 36) and having an accomplished
wife. who was also connected with the
Westboro School in an important posi-
ton, and who viii be found fully compe-
tent to assume the duties of matrom at
Waterbury. OF course, ''the proof of the
pudding Is in the eating" but the Trus
tees indulge high hopes that they have
secured Superintendent who will make
the Reform school what it should be and
all it should be.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-06-18

Benjamin Dow, now jailed in Clifford
for orally shooting {. l.. Presc"tt> cow
has Il singGlarly sad story. W hrn a
Young man he owned farm at Lake
Village. Soon after, in family diff
Guilty, David Hull knocked him on the
head and flung his supposed iifeleSs body
into we'll. But the cold wafer revived
Dow. and he crawlcd OUT. Hull got
sent TO state prison; bnt Bows va@a''le-,
previously frequent, became violent from
the iuuric..to his head, and gradually
his property passed from his incapabI1
hands. But he still thinks the farm his,
ami the owrrr an intcrlopcr, and that
doubtless prompted his recent act.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-06-18

ST. ALHA&s MARKEr.-ln the -.
Aihans market on Tuesday, transactions
in butter were quite lively. though AT re
duccd prices. The amount shipped wa
81 tubs, which, brought from - TO 81
cents per pound, though the latter figures
were obtalnod only for a few extra choice
lots. The shipment OF cheese was Il
boxes and the price paid from - TO II
cents per pound.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-06-18

The twenty-five cent carriages i'll the
New York Central park have proved Il
great success, and more OF them are to
be immediately provided.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-06-18
.HI.SO5:jc.

The annual session OF the Grand Lod@,
+ Terminated yesterday afternoon. Tho
session las been Il very pleasant and
agreeable one, the average attendance be-
inn about 300, more, probasy, than ev-
or attended a meeting of the body hereto
fore. The officers elected for the ensuing
year are
VI. w George NJ Hall, Swanton,
Grand Master.
r. W. Benjamin II. Dewey, Burllng-
ton, Deputy Grand Master.
r. ". :. G.. IIeaton, West Fairlec,
Grand Senior Warden.
r. W. Parke Davis, st. Adams.
Grand Junior Warden.
Il. w Charles W. Woodhouse. Bur
lington, Grand Treasurer.
r.. W. Henry Clark, Rutland, Grand
Secretary.
W. Norman Il. Loomi-, North Ben
nigtun, Grand Senior Deacon.
W. Darious J. Stafford, Morristown,
Grand Junior Deacon.
The appointment, made by the Grand
Master, are a. follows:
Joseph X. Edgerton, Norwich, Grand
Lecturer.
Rev. Edwin Wheelock, Cambridge,
Grand Chaplain.
Rev. John Il. Pimau, Swanton, As
-i-tant Grand Chaplain.
&. y. MiIc-, Brattleboro, Grand Mar
-iIa
HnL.rt - Sontbr,tn WooIst,,l-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-06-18

COUNTY CoHvENuoN. - 1t will bn
-.cn that the County Committee HAY.
consulted the interests of the farmers. and
allied the County Convention at thI-
place ON Friday, July secorl. Now
f.. the farmers turn out and nominate
lie. caudidatcs