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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-14
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ARE noY prepared to execute orders
IA in their line Of business, such as Bar
rel Brands, Advertising Blates, Name
Plate for Marking Clothing, DE. Orders
promptly Allied and sent to any part os
the country. ~
MANTED-A few Agents to solicit or
ders. Apply as above.
decSO '68yi
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THR WORLDS MOWER AN
REAPER.

. = @ AaH-- LM. E "a EL .
1t MoWs-It DrOps-H Self Rakes
This machine is the harvest gathering Of TWEEN
y year! s~xpenense m the nsnnEcsure OF Agr-
cultafh Machinery ana takes rank With the
printing press engine. lathe and
locomotive in tie qualities Of precision
Staunchness aBd1durabiIIty.
Iits FeuRdatlOnjsa single piece
Of s0ItdirOn, o~fsaags, to rssis. AllpessiSie
strains; T .rx,goo brs U-v
Its soaring Is shaped TO stan
daEd guage and each, cut out Of
solid iron with mathematical OK
actness. --
The workins parts are all 80 permanent
Iy fixed that they cannOt vary. aod are fulIy
protected from water, dust. grass
and ali other causes OF disturb
ance.
BY these means we reduce, friction TO
the lowest point-stop the self de-
StFuctIon common to al ROACH cast machines
avoid breakage In HARVEST
secure EASY b AFT and the same d.
RABILITY which partains to GUT GEAR
in othOr kinds OF machinery. The WORLD
has been tested three yeats. IN the hands q
the most Tntengent & RELIABLE
FAN Frs ~ THE LAID, all OF whom
write in declaring that Comparatively.
THERE is NO OTHER HAIR,
VESTER.
For Prices and complete information address
e. BALL & COMPANY,
mar s 1863
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CANTON, o., Oct. /, 1856.
Having sold our interest in the SAVINGS
Deposit Bank, we cordially recommend
the Savings Deposit Bank Of Isaac Harter
q Sons. Jour successOrs) to the continued
and increased patronage of our friends. {
PETER P. TRUMP, =
NAV o. 1867. ".
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FABEB has velocipedes for sale and
rent.
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-O1AG- 1OAA<AA EACA
aud not7tosb be paid for until you know
~ ia what you are ( o receive.
The most popular and economical
method ofdOing business fh,the cOuntry
The goods we have for sale are de-
scribed on printed slips, and viii be
sent TO any address at the rate of 10
cents each to pay for postage. printing,
&c. III is then at the option of holders
whether they Will send one dollar for
the article or not ~ st.A bttvurL.
By PATRoNIzINa THIS SALE you have
a chance to exchange your goods, should
the article mentioned -oh- the printed
slip net bedesited. -1 s.1oy
The Smallest Articles sold for ONE
imDOLLAR can be exchanged
for Silver Plated, Five Bot
tied Revolving Caster, or
II yluyour Choice of q large
90 % Nalietyiof other Ar
f,-u tieles upon FIX o e.
l'77 change List, .aI-
comprising over ESQ useful articles. nor
one Of which could be bought at anv re-
tai country store for nearly derible the
amount. etsf 20 s-3 bsli7Is
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For a Club of sixty, and $500

one of the following articles Revolver.
Shot Gun, or Springfield Rifle. ~ Yards
Shooting. Pair Heneycomb~ Quilts. CIV
Under Watch,4 yards, Double Width
Waterproof Cloaking, Lady's Double
Wool Shawl. Lancaster Quilt, Alpaca
Dress Pattern, Engraved Silver Plated
Six bottled Revolving Castor, Set of
Iyory-hSndled Knives, with Silver plat
ed Forks Pair Of all Wool Blankets. paIr
of Alhambra Quilts, so yard4 Paint. or a
-MarseiIIes Quilt, Double Eight-Keyed
Accordion, Webster's National Pictorial
dictionary 600 ~engravings, 300 pages,
81 yards DOoskin for suit, DC.
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i NeighbOr HartEeIi Is still P0stmas.
tor or Canton, Er5 SCI .f1
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Seventh Division, including Perry, Sugar
Greek, Bethlehem, Lawrence. jackson and
Tuscarawas townships. Samuel Rease, AS
caScOr
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Agents will please take notice of this
DO not send names, but number your
clubs rom one upward. Make your
letters shor and plain as possible.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE
aCse5 OF THIS:
W1-Bs SURE and Send Money In ALL
CASES by REGISTERED LETTER, Which
can be sent from any Post-0face.
This way Of sending money is pre-
ferred 10 any other method whatever.
We cannot be responsible for money
lost, unless some precautions are taken
to insure its safety.
SEND FOR CIRCULARS.
Send your address In Town
County and State,
8. G. THOMPSON q CO,
1S6 Federal Street, Boston, Mess.
4 marl7w4
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-03-19

ACVUIrrA!. OF GRANT, THE MURDERS
liz OF PuILAEp.-Thc acquittal OF
YOUNG Grant Of Richmond. Virginia, the
assassin of IL. Hives Pollard. which took
place last week, i Il significant indica-
ton OF the state OF society i'll Richmond.
The case WAS Il cowurdly murder the
prosecuting officer apparently did his
duty; the Judge charged strongly against
the accused, and the jury, after an hour :
absence, brought in a verdict OF mot
guilty" 1t is said that the jury WAS
composed of ''most respectable citizens
of Norfolk and Alexandria. The result
was received with applause in the court
room. 1t Is added that ION bciu@ dis
charged Grant WAS surrounded by friends,
who warmly congratulated him on his
;,cqnittal Il few shed tears of JOY, and
almost everybody seemed pleased mt the
result" Doubtless Mr.. Grant looks up
ON himself now good deal in the li"ht
of Il hero. We should have once said
the social condition evidenced by such
proceedings was characteristic of the
south but since the result OF the Cole
IIiscock trial, that can no longer be said.
Albany and Richmond are about even in
the matter of regard for human life or
human law.-Erec Pres.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-03-19

and the poor are there. Here the beg
ears get their harvest But the sight
seers do not fail.
Our American artists are highly re-
uarded Ball and Mead and Connolly,
all young men, are doing some fine work
| met Powers in his studio, and was sur
prised at the extent of his knowledge,
MT only in the ar, but in the politics
and business of life. He has been 30
wears in Florence, and is a. much an
American as ever. He is aging, but he
is as young and vigorous in body and
mind, | am told, as 20 years ago. 1t is
no small good to meet and talk with a
man so simple and yet so shrewd so
broad and generous, and appreclatlve-
even of rivals succcss-and yet SO
sharp and discriminating in his criticism.
This man is no copyist. lie is a man OF
rich genius His Greek Slave is rare
creation. lie has in hand three ideals of
the graceS, Faith, Hope and Charity.
They are bustS, lile-size. He has the
DRY, very philosophical, in accordance
with which he constructs his ideas: and
confess | have not heard so much good
theology in a long time, as from this en-
thusiasl in art.
1t Is charged that W. Americans are
badly deficient in art. SO we are. But
that we have no taste for art is not true.
, One of our artists here told Inc that the
Americans exhibited Il remarkable ac
qusitiveness of acknowledge, and soon
became accurate critics The English
guide books show that we are ahead Of
them in artists of note i'll Florence and
Rome They have no such men As Pow
rrs or Church, or Story. There Is Il
colored woman in Rome who is spoken
of bv all the artists as almost a prodigy.
The Guide books say nothing about her,
but il they say truly, she Is destined to
he not only an honor to her race, but TO
the whole nation. am the more proud
Of the dear molher-Iand that She can be
/ honored thus 10y Il woman of the despiSed
race. L. O. g.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-03-19

TIE ELEVATED RAIlw Al.-Ihc New
\ orkcrs have been very much exercised
of late wears as to how they shall yet out
of towm-the umnihusc, that run up and
down Broadway, and the horse cars that
run on parallel street. not hcing compe-
tent to supply the great need. Various
plans have been made To reach this treat
demand. The most prominent have
been the Underground railway under
broadway, and the Elevated Railway. to
run partly over the sidewalk and partly
over the street. 'Ihc latter seems 10 be
the most feasible, and the inventor and
protector, Chas. Il. Harvey. ESQ. after
several years OF labor, has at last cot Il
charter, and has an experimental car
now running from Curtlandt street to the
Battery, distance OF halt mile. The
cars run ON a track which i supported
10y iron posts, similar II our lamp posts,
with arms thrown out at the top, upon
which the track and car, are supported.
The motive power is by stationary en-
zines located beneath the sidewalk. which
carries an endless wire rope. This
rope runs in Il groove beneath the
centre of the car, and j. so arranged that
the conductor, by the movement of a Ic-
Yer, can attach OF dctacI Il car in IN in
slant, and with Il powerful brake can
stop the car a, quick Is the ordinary
horse car; and in attaching the same
there is less jerk than by horses.
Mr.. Harvey thinks that in four months
the road will he in working order to
Hudson River Station, which will save
more than a halt hour ON the time taken
by the horse cars. The obstruction in
light to the stores and buildings on the
route is so triAimg that it Is hardly worth
mentioning 1t seems to he Il perfect
success, and there cannot be doubt but
very shortly this railway will traverse
the whole length OF the island, including
Broadway. Mr.. Harvey will doubtless
receive the thanks and gratitude as pub
lie benetactor from the business men of
New York for the accomplishment of
this great work.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-03-19

MINISTER SHOT Al MARRIAGE
CEREMONY.-The Macon (Ga.) Mes>cn-
Ger relates that Rev. Samuel Anthony,
one of the oldest and most respected
ministers of the Methodist church in that
state, was shot on the 10th inst. at An
jacksonville, while performing a marriage
ceremony. 1t seems that Mr.. Anthony.
while marrying 4 couple, was interrupted
by the step father Of the lady, who or
dercd him to dcsist. lie demonstrated
with the intruder, telling him it was too
late then, and that he ought not to be
guilty of such unseemly conduct. The
mans response was the raising and firing.
at almost point blank range, OF a double
barrel shot gun loaded with bucbshot.
the entire load taking effect in the lower
part OF his victims stomach. The brave
old man fell to the floor, but by ire
mcndous effort raised himself up, and
saying, II will finish the job proceeded
with the ceremony and pronounced the
couple man and wife. He then fell down
completely exhausted, and it is believed
cannot recover. Indeed his death was
momentarily expected at last accounts.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-03-19
The .Nissisquoj RaitrO0d.

At a meeting of the directors of the
Missisquoi Il Il. Co. holden ut the Mem
phremagog House, on the third inst. Lu-
cius Robinson was elected Presiden! O..
Y. Elkins, Treasurer J. L. Allen.
Clerk. L. Robinson, +. O. Bennett and
J. w. Currier We're appointed a commit
tee to 90 to Portland and confer with
Portland people in relation to building
a railroad from Island Pond TO Newport,
and thereby securing a through conncc-
ton from Portland to the West.
There is considerable feeling on this
subject III this town, Derby. Charleston,
and Brighton. and we trust the subject
will not be allowed to rest here. There
l., but little if any doubt OF the con>truc-
ton of the Portland aud Oedcnsbur.h
route rtt the Lamoillc Valley but that
need not interfere in the least with this
route. With the proposed route con
structcd from Montreal to this place, only
the short link from here 10 Island Pond,
20 miles, remains 10 give the shortest
route from Portland to Montreal, and
then the road constructed from Troy to
st. Adams or Swanton completes anoth-
rr easy and feasible communication with
the great West. The road from here to
Island Pond, can be easily built. The
towns through which it passes will dc all
in their power 10 aid in lis construction,
and the remaining funds necessary TO
complete it could be raised without diff
Guilty. We trust the committee appoint
eel will act at once. The people will do
all in their power and the road can be
built. Let Us have it.-Ne~poH ElYre,S.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-03-19
The CubiHet RECONSTRUCTED.


'9'''''' :, ant ''''' - '.'N'' '''' van
mel since the llrS' cast anu 1t no" S'''''7'
Sscretny Of State.-llamilton Fisk OF
New York.
,.,.. "a. y..,...... ,,,or,,, =
l'ou'"el ol MASSACHUSETTS,
Secretary ii ".-'Iohn a fawllns
OF Illinois.
.r,rc.ty,,, otH, Naru-Adolph +. b.
H.. of u.nns,1,..,;o
rt =
'''"p y ''' 1'''' ''' W
Cox OF emo.
POSTMASTER Goe'"I.-J. y. }. CresweIl
of MARYLAND.
.lg,,,~5 G,o,,tL-E. Lockwood iIoar
..,r .,,.,,..,.
" -'i-'''''' 49,, -
'fA""i "I>Paraseiheh' 10 Inc ''ol-
net ~ il first stood. We think the country
will call the present cabinet an excellent
...., ..,,.l =. :. l,.I;..,.J :, ! n.,.o,raut
.I ,.| l.. -.
''' '''' t''','''' - ''''
ton journal well says.
Without di-paragement to Mr.. Wash
Lunr's excellent qualities. titiin- h'm tar
other public positions, ii VIII he conceded
generally that the appointment u Gov.
Fill ~ Secretary OF State j. one ''eml-
ncutly lit to he made" lie canno. but
lend dignity, force and wisdom to the
new administration. That Gov. Boat
we'll a, Secretary Of the Treasury i eX
actly the right man in the right place i
sufficiently evidenced by the general be
lief for months past that he would be Of
t,.rc.l the position. We have not the
least doubt that his mere as>eSsion to of
fee will prove a reinforcement to the ma
tional credit, and that he will carry re-
form and >rrviceabe energy into all the
channel, OF hi, department. Happily the
country i, familiar with his views OF the
rrancid rNigcurv. The Republican
party said he in our last State Conven-
ton. "hnows no policy in finance but
honesty. We intend that there shall be
one currency Tor the bondholder, the
merchant, the farmer, the pcn>ioncr and
the laborer. That currency shall lie Of
the value Of cold When this Is done
the public debt will be paid, as the re-
sources Of the country may permit. and
to the satisfaction of those who pay and
Of those who receive.
The appointmcnt of Gen. Rawlins as
Secretary Of War will lac arccutable both
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-03-19

\ M\> DlGs HIS uw> GRAVE AND
CoNNII- NUI,IpE-Ihc Norwich HuI-
ir;ju avs that Tor some time past Isaac
:. Pickering OF BROOKLYN. Connecticut.
mas been di.gin4 hj> own crave and speak
M OF taLlng his liz. Everybody sup
posed him L. or jukin-. and Il lew day
ago, in ,pcakiu. about il 10 4 uei-hbor,
an offer was made to help him dig his
-raNc v hcn he cot ready. l'ne offer ct is
>i~ruucc WAS made in dcrisiOm. but he ac-
cepled. and procuring shovels, the TWO
went To Hi- lot in the cemetery ANA cJm-
mruccd digging near h.- vic, grave.
After working awhile the neI4huur told
ulu that lie had carried IT,, juhc Tar
enough, and quit work. Pickering. how
ever finished the gr;tvc before leaving
Thursday noon hr went tc the post office
AMI remarked. whIic there. that he would
20 OH in about two hours. soon after
ire started Tor the cemetery. followed hv
two or three boys On arrNIug ut tine
crave he took oil part Ell his clothes and
told the BOYS To carry them home About
haIt-pa-t two he sent u, To the VILLAGE 10
nave more come down 10 see nm kill
himself. but with tlt exception 81 a few
more boys nuhoiy came. \ few minutes
before three ilc drove the boys back from
the crave and beyond the hedge. and pre-
ci~ciy ut three lie hot himself in the tenn
plc.kiliimg himself instantly. He w;t- near
~ titlv wears OF ave. and was always ul IN
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-03-19
The .SHOtc BiOcEUtte.

The late fall OF snow has been the
yrcatest and most severe and trying in
the history of railroadin" in Canada. the
greater portion OF the Grand Trunk line
having been completely blockadcd for the
past two weeks, while on some OF the
branches the SHOW l. OF 50 great a depth
that all idea OF removing it from the track
has been abandoned, and the roads are
closed To await the coming of u warm
spring sun 10 remove the obstacle. On
the road between Montreal and St.Johns
the snow is OF unprecedented depth, and
but two passenger trains passed over the
line tor ten days prior 10 Friday night
last. The Montreal an Cauata June
iion Railroad fares little better between
Swantou and ~. Johns, no train having
pas>e, between the two points from
last Tuesday until Sunday afternoon,
and that had yight locomotives at
tachcd. In Montreal the snow l. sad
to he ten feet deep on the level, and fears
are entertained of a ruiuouS tre>hrt when
u thaw comes, to avert which IL much
a. possible, the city authorities have 900
teams and large force of men 1T work
removing the snow from the Streets and
dcpo>i!iug it on the ice in the st. Law
renee. The Inconvenience and loss oc-
casiuucd bv thi- blockade i incalculable,
business being almost wholly suspended
at many points, wlile IN some instances
We have heard of suffering. the snow be-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-03-19

MORE SwGNpLEE,.-N. W. Waters
- Co, 80 Broadway, New York,
= Bankers and Financial Managers of the
\. Y. Jewellers Co operative Union"
are flooding the country with their
themes OF u lottery, the prizes OF
2hlch are TO be drawn April 10, IF at
lD. They are 50 very generous as TO
end out tickets which are already known
10 be the lucky ones. Fer instance. Il
person i'll this place received by Monday :
nail q ticket with the information that it
iad drawn Il gold watch valued at $500.
which the said firm would forward by
.1press on the receipt OF their commits
-ion-Slj; or they would send by ex-
press. {. q. ID. This last dodge will
probably catch some foolish ones-as
he express companies will not let one
examine the prize until they get their
SD, and then it will be too late for the
zwindled ones to repent of their folly.
Have nothing TO do with lotteries, gift
enterprises. or anything of the sort.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-03-19
For COuHcH Of CeHsOrs.
Te,.,,ont's Ne.rf GOcernor.

ri, ere seems to be considerable anxiety
an the part of friends OF the different
wouId-be candidates for governor, as to
who shall get in their nomination first.
Several of the state papers have, edltorlaly
or otherwise, already preached this sub
iect and now correspondent OF the
Caicdonian comes forward with new
name that of Mr. Frederick Billings OF
Woodstock. 1t Is not every town that
cau furnish three candidates tor this office ,
but Woodstock has done it, and we
SNOW not how many other names are
ueld in reserve.
Some time since the name of Hon.
Peter L. Wa,hbune was mentioned III
Connection with tins office but in con-
,ersation with gentlemen from MIR.
Washburme's own county, we find opln-
IN there divided in regard to the noml-
uttion. some prcfcIing Hon. Julius Con-
y rsc Tor the Office, anu now the h9Ll0 Vi
Mr.. Billings is added.
BY General consent the next governor
j, oiven to the east side ot the state and
although Gen. Washbnrne's name has
been mcyt frequently mentioned in con-
urction with the office, it evidently does
not suit all round and we should not be
surprised If some other man was selected
when the time came for making nomi-
.i.,tion, which Is some way in advance
,,t Nevertheless, Gen. Washburne'S
-rryices as AIjutant and Inspector Gen
risl during the war, are everywhere ar-
hnowledsed, and We believe duly appre-
,.latcd
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-03-19

Musical .JUBILEE-We have hereto
io,, q lludcd to the grand musical jubilee
ty me held in Boston in June next, to eel
CITRATE the restoration OF peace to our
country. The plans for this National
Peace Jubilee are now being perfected
RAPIDLY. The management has issued
circulars to the chorus societies and mu-
seal people throughout the country, ask
mr. that where no choral societies exist
they should be formed at once. to consist
ut not less than sixteen voices, IN the
pr, portion Of eight sopranos, seven al
los. five tenors and six bassors. Only
such singer. as can read church music
at ;ght should be admitted. A. soon
..~ these organizations are reported To
+ Touries, Music Hall. Boston, with
officers, and number Of SINGERS on each
part. music will be sent them, bound,
and tree OF charge. and at the close OF
me lt-liNdl THESE SOCltlIcS VIII bS 'ilioN =
,d to retain the same for any future use.
The choruses to be sung are selections
from the Creation, Messiah" Eli
jah,'' '.Moses in Egypt" Mozart>
Twelfth Mass" etc.
All our readers may not understand
HAT these chorus societies from all over
tie country, combined, are to be the grand
chorus of the June festival In addition
there will be an orchestra of thousand
two instruments Members OF the
.loruse- viii be provided with accommo-
.tions while in the city at reasonable
rates. and will be admitted TO the entire
festival free The festival will be held
June l5, l6, and / :, and will undoubted-
~ be rare occasion. \ building capa-
bic Of seating 10000 people will be cree
I'D for the purpose on the Common, work
Hu which Will commence at once Til,
mammoth enterprise is under the general
supervision of Mr.. l.. =. Gilmore, mal
we'll known in the musical world, AND
one whose name will 20 far toward.
making 1t a success.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-03-19

Grant l. the youngest man who has
ever been elected president. lie Will be
Il years old, April -.
Er.,;p. ,to CL.-,n.,l.. ,;r.,,. Io.
been DISCHARGED II. WA, one of the last
Of tb,. unnor,I,n.I r,beI.
.f,.. ,,-.
=; ,h', ~ ,t,, - ,iI'
,.,r.i ILL.,, - Eo,. n,Il7,, INV NO''No
lion. i. i. "a>hourLe Is 10 be ap-
pointed minister 10 France. Ills health,
"h,t" ui'l''9 MN ior close bureau service,
VIII ot improved 10y " residence at the
f'1hch capital
The arpoiutn,ut of Mr. Hn,t,v.lI f,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-03-19
AMATEUR CULTIVAToR's GUIDE
10 the Kitchen and Flower Garden,

Tn. sd edition of this pop Lar and useful work,
lch has me vi great .iy.r in the past much
On lar.rd md improved, tanning de- rip w. -- 81
Ill RIO. or and ilrisu seeds worthy Of cUitIvhtlun
embracing over 1.5,iU e. hich % added u
the novelties Flower and N"-etat ls for Nt; 'i-"
luu vrict of he c.oir =; H. bird "liiiua.
H. HobIis MD v Gi-ol. Wi. Ire. Stitr Iiar.. Soc
ald Cor. Mem. of I'll i;oya! Ii. L SC. of I-n-.l
..pIrt-. a rcpt my hank Tor Yong Gui - 7 think
Won ought The Gardu Ioupun on II L. AZ
once very ls,tully and lent ClTII-- -.r
Of r adv ref book. vcv uruIu itIl -ut up. ou'
o. tho-r few hooks I find fitted 10. ANY Idle often
wanted and AWAY ~ hand
The abo.- work c,urp1 e. loo pi-r- tH-t.fu!.E
hound in cloth it'll two D., IutiFu ,ol5 cd Ilitr e
r.l.---brsid,- other en- awnings. Ptcr - cent.
post paid. Hsprr cove, cuIurrd plat l' eng Az
- post paid ., cents. AdIrt-. WASIIlH IN y Co.,,
IIuric-.Ltu nj IIlIl Isl-Lnn. -L.--. .. 81
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-03-19

What WAS the color of the gloves worn
by Grant III his inauguration The
correspondent Of the Herald says he wore
corn-colored kid gloves: the correspon-
dent OF the World says he Wore canary
coIorcd KID gloves; The correspondent OF
the Times say he wore straw-colorcd kid
gloves; the correspondent OF the Tribune
gives no information on the point -
probably because the new constitutional
amendment iorbids all Determinations OF
culur-N,r York Times.