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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-06-11

f Cahoon.
No. 50. .H.<clh Hincock {. u. p va
r,n,j. Forcible entry and detaner. PHI
rented Il house in Paddock Village to def
~ he says with the understanding that
den. did not pay his rent he must vacate
. This def. Gcnied. but claimed that he ha,
become tenant from wear to wear. Yer
dir; tor PIN. t" recover the possession q
premises and @72.99. Began at III \. VI.
june J closed =. N. same day. Ross i
MAY; Pierce. Burke 4 Davis
No. -. EtbriFge HqRtpOu G VIE 4
. lhr"Gs Is. Toyipr. General Assumpsit
PIN : vii" owned - farm which she sol,
to drit. She took in payment Sl20O in L
:. 30 bonds. PINS lie was to take TN,
bonus 1t >. premium. - Pills said. will
/ coupons on. Def. cut of coupons due il
j"h. lsGS. Pins. claimed that the bondi
without coupons were wU.th only So II
premium. Dcit. claimed that he oiterc,
1" Ell her take The bonds back at 81 premi
uiiI. or that pliis. !nighi have the bonds al
the quotation III y. +. Farmer of first week
m january. AMI thai pills. agreed to same
Il not appearing from pliis.' evidence that
ih'} tN'r refused {" act accorcliu" to the
contract before stated. and that bonds were
quoted IN .l#Hu,ry II $40 premium. the
court RENDERED! u Judgment pro 'ormo for
drit. 20 Recover his costs. Began at . \.
H.. june :. closed at II VI. same dav. {. II.
DaVi-. .. :. Burke: &. v. Cahoon. Bel
den.
No. s.. JoS'lh Farrr {. Enoch z. Os-
.,od. General A~-rmP:it. In this case
lhr lcil. aui pll. had mutual deal One
item cd pin. acct. was fox one pr steers
$50. Throwing that item aside. PHI. 5
"uj G,U.'> accounts we're nearly equal
3cH. ~;.y> Il" purchased steers OF pin. with
.hr understanding ihat if one John h. Bat
chrI.vr. WA" had a claim on Steers, would
take "a u"tc which def. held against some
Fryyiuau>. ana pay over to pin. all plfi' :
interest .u the ,ugly. that il- plf would
T.; deli. have jur steers. Bl,rheldcr
agreed 10 t,G. the note. Def. took the
Steers aui ..ayv EIrrar the note PIT. de
u.r.! pant ol & lac contract. The only qucs-
u"a~ oi Importance submitted TO the jury
We're: did pit. make BuIchelder his agent
IN tne ~air "i ~tyvr> and taking OF note and
".- aett. {" pay tor Steers By note or in
cash: NcI,..G tor PHI. To recover SI2.
hr-au : =. NJ. .Iuuy >. closed l.. NJ. June
idm~ou. Il. y. Davis: O. :. Burke.
g.. H.. DAYS.
No. l3'. H. Il. !icii1ad e. Fr,yscl V,y-
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"a Habitat c.nstp'tion Leads the fol,'..a; To-
suit: Inflammation Of dc L,anrys sick and ucryou.
headache. ito"sncss d7'pcp,i,, indigestion, pile Ice
II sppefir' and strength, all Of which may be welded
b b"in- regular in Your habits and siu- stv ure %,
Tron Iu Iat.ve Pills night " for r...r 80. SIX week..
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-06-11

- h h"rAtn FAMILY L. 50 num,Io'- '.at "a irt
td death occur very moan, ~. !,,r ord a., ID
l. born every second SOM" one d'=. The prevalence
OF si'k"cs' Ia tn world may b" realized in Dr. !.
AVER laboratory where Inrdc...s aye Iu.,. TO-. all
n'nNiHd Il would scarcely th't t,s' .I. rrnt-
cu"u )! to syy:oN rh" 5n,s'- 70. ..-s Av,.r,.
>9Isar arl. AeUc ne, and Cherry P,ctpsssI Iy tie
thousand salons, and Aver iii literally t., the to-
hat they i'ust all BE Nuutc, he couii ua such
Gititi'7 for 20 many year. Nolthii,d rc'c-faih
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81 RAYEO :.

Game INTO Tie '.co-urc Of the Subscriber on ar about
fine 1T 'av OF y .ne. . rVNu TEARS OLD HEIFEES,
"ftAhi.!\ =, and Cu<SETT ~IICEp. The owner
'"in"td to prove properly pay charges. AID tax,
''' b" 5"i.' ISABEL GRAY.
l.gt-t-s. June - t>,'l So,
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Johnson Aaoly"c I.inmcnt may he ured to sd-
vantage where any Pain Killer desira Ie In csses of
severe cramps and pain- in stomach it i undoubt-
eddy the bet article that can be used.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-06-11

-. REMOVE MOTH PATCHES FEECKLES AND
ih' L"ih IN iIc". use PEsRY'- Morn AND FRHCKl E
Il. G. Perry. 'Pu 0"is ny d.
= t r@H SILK WORMS, AND PIMPLEs ON THE
-, s-t E.kf.s .NEpopE AND PIAPLE RFNrDY
prepared only ly Dr. r. C. Perry, 40 Bond ~ Ser
I @ou everywhere Tie trade supplied by whole
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-06-11

they were painfully affecting, have been radically
cured IN such great numbers in almost every sec
ton of the country, that the public scarcely need to
Ice informed of Its virtues or uses.
Scrofuous poison Is one of the most destructive
enemies OF our race. Often, this unseen and unfclt
tenant OF the organism undermincs the constitution
and invites the attack of cnceblng fatal Diseases
without exciting a suspicion of its presence. Again.
1t seems to breed infection hrOu hOut the body and
Their, on some favorable occasion, rapidly develop
INTO one or other of its hdeOus forms, either the
surface among the Vitals. In the latter tuber-
cles may be suddenly deposited i'll the lungs or
heart, tumors formed in the liver, il shows
ations on some part of the body. Hence the occa-
siOnal use of bottle of this SarsapariIIa is ad-
visablc, even when no active symptoms of disease
appear. Persons afflicted with the following com
plants generally find immediate relief and. M
length, cure by the use of this SIRSIPIRII-
-: ST. 1nthOnY's Fire, Rose or ErUsipcI1.
T"ttrr. Salt Rheun,. Scala Head Rigo,ror,,
S"ir Eyes. Sore Ears, and other eruptions or
visible forms of ScroTuIous disease. Also in the
Heart Disease. FITS, Epiirpsy, Nemrafgia
ana the various ticerOus affections of the mliscI.
lar and nervous systems.
SyphHis or Ienereat and Hcrc,triaT Diseases
are cured by H. though long time is required for
suhdulng these obstinate malades by anv medicine.
But long continued use of this medicine will cure,
the complaint. LeucOrrhaa or Whites, Uterine.
ttccrdftons. and FcD,1Ie Diseases. are com
monty soon relieved and ultimately cured by its
purifying and lnvlgorating effect. Minute Drcc
tons for each case are found i'll our ALMANAC, sup
Piled gratis. Rheumatism and GOUr. when
caused by Accommodations of eNtraneOus matters
IN the blood yield quickly TO it, as also Lirer
Complaints. Torpidity. COaDestiOn or Inriani-
nation of the Lirer. anil ,Ja"ndice. when arising
they often do, from the ranking pOIsOns in the
blood. This S-IRSIPfRILLI Is II great re
eturrr for the strength and vigor of the system
Those who are Inn1uid and ListIess Desnon-
dent. SIeel,iess, and troubled with Nervous In
pTeI'"nsiOns or Fears. or any of the affections
relief and convincing evidence Of its restorative
power upon trial.
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IiI.f.

FIrc.
The Standard Learns that the DWELLING
house AMI barn of Thomas Mcdowell. of
Sheffield. with their entire contents were
'"'he" ON The afternoon OF Thursday the
''d INST. Nothing WAS saved-eycry mem
Der OF III" family being absent at the time.
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
FOR PURIFYING THE BIOOn.

The repwtatiOn this eX-
Cellent medicine enjoys,
l. derived from its cures,
many of which are truly
marvellous. Inveterate
cases of Scrofulous dis
ease, where the system
seemed saturated with
corruption, have been
purified and cured by it
SCrOtulous affections and
disorders, which were ag-
gravated by the sCrOfu-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-06-11
LAMOiLLE COUNTY.

y son Of }. ID. Scott OF Cambria r..
l. years old, was drowned At that plac,
on Wednesday.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-03-18

A schoolmate of John and Charles Wes. ley, aged 104 years, is living in Brooklyn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-03-18
Kilbou1n's Store, O N c E MI O R D

Now the raill oad war hss come to an end, And the people are bound to be in bonds, Let all your goodly footsteps daily tend, To the Cheap Store close by the depot DO nds; Bring all your friends, don't fo rget single ]. For there's the cheapest bargains under the sun Bring the Lame we've power make them walk, Bring the dumb our prices will make them talk Bring the blind ,our nice gno'ls will make them
 see,
 Bring the deaf, our great spell shall make Bring your wife--don't fail to learn how ht-
 tie pelf,
 Will bring away the goods from Kilpourn's
 shelf. .. Three special bargains offer to you all, To see them good friends, don't fail to call. And first have a pile of shoes, Bought of the Bankrupt Jews; "- I'll sell them for half their cost, And pity the maker that has lost. he pile is worth $2, coo, just, tt I'll take one half; don't ask for trust. And next the Flour trade wants word. Though cries fer bread are seldom heard. " Just fifty barrels in week are bound to go; And every price and kind keep, you know. 'Tis cash I'll have, for trust is dead, When Flour is made up into bread. And third, cold weather has come at last. With snow and ice and chilling blast; So in good kindness am not 10th, To sell you cheap your heavy cloth. s.:. If one can get good buncombe Satinet, For fifty cents yard, why need he fret :? Yea more. good fine cassimere, each yard, For just one dollar. Who would not be bard? All kinds I keep and sell them very cheap, have mighty heap, with prices never sleep, And last to end this punning, l Il add little dunning. Do you owe me. Will you pay? If you do, pray don't say nay. To be brief the subject ism funny, Good friends I'd like a little money.
 Yours truly, D. c. KILBOURN.
 of "Cheap Grocery Fame
 Litchfield Station Dec. 1868. 12 t!
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-03-18
Wolcottyille Savings Bank, Office i'm Granite Block, e~ = :,
 WOT TCOTrvTrT rnNN aseag al
WoLOOTTvILLE, CONN

hEpOSlTs received on and after August D 18th, l86S .G@E1ai1Ta- H Ts, nv, Deposits made on or before the 1st day of any month will draw interest frem that day. Loa,is made on the usual terms. - !, The affairs of the bank are under the diree- ton of competent board of Trustees
 Oftice hours from to IF .. m. and fri m I to 3p. m. " hea 1asl 4sa1 ....
 E. N. HOLLEY, President. IS If ] FL. HUNGERFORD, Treasurer. .1-'- - " '
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-03-18

THE BOSTON HARTFORD AND ERIE.-A new steam drill has just been set at work at deep rock cutting on the above named road, near Hopwell. Four steam shovels are already at work. The road will be com pleted to Brewsters Station, on the Harlem Railroad, some time. during next fall. About three thousand men are employed along the line. e.-Danbmy Jefersonian. ga
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-03-18

BS A survey for railroad is now being made along the Housatonic River. from Birmingham to Bennett's Bridge, so as to connect with the Erie and Fishkin rail road. Register. r 4s1a a''
 The Traveler thinks the valuation of Boston may go up this year to $550, 900, ,000.i
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-03-18

,oei L9 sw
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-03-18

A Fenian badge was found on Whalen's body pinned on his shirt just above his heart. .a..s. .. -.. - '.'[ '',.' '"'-d schoolmate of John and Charles Wes. ley, aged 104 years, is living in Brooklyn.
 A law has been passed in Kentucky pro- hibiting marriage between first cousins: a. .,',
 An owl was recently captured in the oi main n-top of the Cunard steamer Cuba, in Jersey City. .zi ~ a-1-'.t -,s
 Nebraska can now make it's mark-a he'd Of chalk has been found near Omaha.
 One and quarter miles in five minutas was VI recently made by a velocipedist in
 H ~aes.a s,..t--.. ,I..
 Virginia is infested by highwaymen, who |, style. 'A sf'.' @; " Large numbers of converts to the Catho- nc Church are reported among the negroes of the South. :" oi' oT' a.
 The report that James Fisk, Jr.. thinks Of buying the state of Rhode Island, lacks confirmation. = -,
 The ladies of Havana are collecting and subscribing large amounts of money in aid . of volunteers. e9e ad3 79I s' .TiT E tag g,aitiss9 ayad s8 saaAs .gM io is
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-03-18
Book and Job Printing.

Book and Job Printing. All kinds of Book and Job Printing neatly and promptly done. Business Cards, Wedding Cards, Bill Heads Labels, Ball Tickets, Handbills, Pamphlets, &c., &c., done in the best style, and as cheap as at any office in the State. Orders by mail, otherwise, respectfully solicited All Jobs returned O. D.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-03-18
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Litchfield enquirer., 1869-03-18

A Fenian badge was found on Whalen's body pinned on his shirt just above his heart '.-' "9i'j" .ti
, 1869-10-26
CALIFORNIA.
industrial Condition Of the State.

From sAt j Ia Edhtornf1, Ots. Is
b1 sss II calforn!a tor Inc dssl nine months Of
th,a yent, A. compared with the corresponding
rezod OF 1868 shows gains Of M, 90 in Nneai,
iranlr, s1.f,ts '. OIL ssn akT IA b 'cs. 5000 N
saluou .n' sttt, con IN lars; AMI Io.+es Of fsx,
t,'u n vlcksIger, $s0o,c0) N no1r, $4,000 In
:: :: o eoas va ~ neasiy Is s1est sais yess tas
- .s.t tie value per barrel u consider
~ n.xe sas eale5 this fe1ss 1es q
49,. ufe found being small and poor IN qna.-
l.: expectation u lat year Nas s. ioo5
Ia. ); t-5earN will no: exceed es,o0l The
tar,un el.lorrla ores: aud the bora1 Hdsk+
Lave be- le row ior TWO Fears IN consequence
d 5s D5aS !; a,ie ~ ass a. 20
& f1sax tie lake VII 50 tn!nued Or diluted with
wb!"t hist lae COS: Of extraction vas increased
~ soae r. o. ,h ,es crnnx wo:fs wess aoods
AID ss che Of the Eacst rton:s'cS sea:ures o.
oar industry: Among oEr late VISITORS bT
cpaa:s ID New Yo,k and ttnc.aasti. aus taey Ease
Al nade arrangements 10 toHmeacc seceirtnte :
enE*txnrtnts d! Ca.ifuttt1 vines They c1pressc,.
s1e sst she - e. - e*1ss1 m
Ies under their OWE n1rcs must ta.- Aea Wan
!eai extensively IN Wines VIII vast 70 hu{ oi
houses With established regulations. able 10 sup:
10 tesf. il Is nos 10 the interest Of q NtE to:k
wilmer TO advertise and recommend vines q
The quality VIII he cniireiy different Gexr seaE.
We arc pav,pr abont Il per Ealtoa for bat RI q
and We could pFo.ably ptoac =e n! hsandI fo: =
VIII rot somebody ri. even 7 The e9pesneo: 1 !
c4nbot rroye rs.ltta5e, whether tn6 ODER Aoc
ether Of the tantosuta lauEca tfA WM no. fas1
oter 10 The a.tu with brandy.
Many grape T1ne* y INC sts.e esse esoHn e
grfa, elxe. Tna: at Monlecito. Saota Batbafs
torrtt, nov 4 year. old snt fifteen inches infei
N me trunk, J:eld. ;r9a aeos to s:s5o e :,s, 2
PRODUCED 100 rs n 1867, vnen II WAS yeaf1
Old, aau We presume has done =
much evefy yea, since. At Santa cruz 1hele ls !
: The Asee<oT o. Los Angeles reports that m
| nIutcr OF ac1es culue4std In that cpuntr va
/ ceAse- The uumber Of grape vines fof last yeA
1. pQt down At astoo 900: orange tsesa. 3aoae: na
7,9eo; ouye, l4tpo: lemon, 400; and walnut, 10
, 1869-10-26

There was once Cretan who afforded an
eSerlasting pun for the logiciana by de-
claripg that ali the Cretans wore liars. II
lie spoke the truth, he proved that at lcast
one Ctetan WIS not 1iar-or that he was,
according to the fancy Of tho logician. The
independent organ Of The Ba1uAclca has
involved itself in a ike dilemma. It adyer-
sises itself as "the only Enel;sh Republican
rtper puhlished in Chicago" At the last
election Of Congressman in Pennsylvania,
the uttezarcea Of this sarne organ Of tho
Ba1naclcs against the Irish, as race, Of
whatever faith, and pgnlnst the Catholics,
sa sect, whatever thsir race,
wcro collected by the Democrats of
Pennsylvania and published as ca1n-
paign document, to influence the Irish and
Catholic voters Of PennsylvaniA againat Tho
Republican party, to ono Of whose (sup-
Eo:ed) Journals these articles ners athib-
uted. The Hon. J. D. Morell, Of the Cam
dria Iron Works, ono Of the heaviest
ison-nakesa in Pennsylvania, who WIS
running for Congress, found his election
heriouBly impenliea by this, among other
means resorted to to mis1epsesout the Re-
publican party. uc, therefore, wrote to tho
editor Of tho Chicago Efeaing I1ss to in-
q.1iro If these articles had appeared in that
paper. The editor answered that they
had. md that "WaoEvrn aArB TIE Cut
cAao Es1Sno Posr Is REpcr1IcAx Pa
rI LIES. It ID mn Independent paper,
which advocates tho election Of General
Grant and Free Trade"
Which Of these positions In truo? Is it
tho man who donies that tho Errnin2 1'osl
III Republican paper, who lles7 Or ia it
the man who declares It TO be the only rs
publican paper in Chicago? And, in either
caae. rs isa editor bus t4ken both viows
of tho lnattcz+ without impugniug bis voEao.
ity, is hc not very indifferent judge
uf tho politics Of his owu paper ?
Since hu own testimony proves
c4ual]y will tbat all tho English Republican
pnlx'ss of Chicago saBtaiu the Citlzonn
ticket, or that nune of them do, there
must l'o something wrong. either in the
fnctH or in tho testimony.
, 1869-10-26

@1-.... sk .rrcs Ia tobseeo. % tn hops - III
GATOR bsaps IS IN pcnnnts, aud % s - "a
81 vine gallons mefe uaas - neal catt1s Is
q sss1s sscus oi tie i9ey bad o.
rern 1ess. 1rp Man5 rnnchcs for meflt oSSap,csS
x CO.., e. sss nS1 g t % tsa county: and tic scna
n,etsucticn 0t xool Il reported II tos eG9 P0nnu'
n ntxnt three pounda 10 tha fheep. ssh Ma!eo.
III year, rad $50 acres Of English tsustas"' sao
1 carIstnoaas 9 nt f the Sacramento Ln,on uo
tho planting et the a:e pa'm fss N ,na9 sn9 ~ hs1
tsna trxes which have ftool az! tho caanges
al me CLIMATE for thIee years and HlH soon 70
~ f,r,tt Ia ssasoo, ana dstc. II t. well foorD,
Sutsfrn lsrrr part oi tbe food OF nil!ons o. reo.
lie Ia Asia and Airtca The trees Etow 70 ne eo !sss
h.-h. haTe q pca4lllnl fropacsi appearance. ana
nsn,,, T., trsr sbc Ten years OLD Some old pal
irres. sanposet to b date paaar, NJ Los Angeles,
sa n 70 tns sa sx f % psra9, sqa
uot tae tue phentz daetv.tttra. Tne climate can
rst p i felix's .oF
Angeles In winter. In planting the seeo IT sao.
il the1.d be aet unrtRnt ta the g'ocad-; - =,
vF,t1ox and printing papers froE CaldofuA 1a'es
turRef1s thAt wc ulay hafe the haata 70 CUT SWAMP
1snds 81 aa portans ,ntss pe n9s E
Ought to be able to snrk it ur cnesoer tnan xs
eoad sead 70 Europe pay ior T1rt,nx qS. : 9n y
half q opzeu mddlcmen, as we'll ~ A'gu 1letstA
and crmE1fsAon3-
The Man7hn,ta Hyassn!tc elaim; aeeeEdaag q . .
ef,ssrstYnudrnt Of the Eraa9 Valley AHts"HFf. u
nav producing shout *, ooo nont1,y: a nsT M
tunnef. 10 cp.t $an &C., TO he sixty feet helow ths
sar4 II ~ + 1s'1s foP haexe5e e
rhc sanc phee, proinccs nhout slxoaV honta:J
10 iats trprs to 1lark i}rnu1ae.n. frutsea ns mi
startposa es:ate, Thomas Goodsel'' m-a'os III
s1bcc Starting the Mn.ipo.a mill. rtd Will
The cn'1.iuEs. pal<yrszef ~s ass mo as
, 1869-10-26

csyp than the Government InAauc Aaeiunn, aud
eutcsing the pafior lAw suongst so,nc ps1nts Of
salnts and the Virgin naa steel portrait Of
Thsddene Stevens.
allow came yon to rIace this face here :" I satd
to tho &t.ter: "are 1ou not hereto, 10 your
politics It 1oast7"
"Wnyt he was our greatest friend: he got our
appropriation for rA. We think very dear of h1s
memory"
There was something OF ths Church tsalncan ar
tho Church untvtrsa1 In thi.. These qutes
and dut1ful S<ruts hold the Pope nlso 10 bs
good old tu1n cheated and apn.eh, but they have
neither knowledge Of the political questions IN
VOWED IN the biz aud uoelesa council, aor sympa-
thy with The p.ctatea wno wlll 40 there 70 support
ahem. This Providence uosplta! L. managed Win
much ECONOMY. Some time ago the ono COW
which gtres milk to all the patients broke Through
the covering Of m old well, and VAS not found tot
Eaole DAY. Suddenly Sister cataarne mn ID,
much excited, md cried:
"P1ay, GtsIers, pr1J for tho cow down the well,
while run for help
They III fell to praying Ia the hardest ~ay. Willis
the little wotnan brought toce Nolkuen, who
rtgxed derrick an. wound up the maternal font
Of tne hospital II politician hc1 had charge 81
snat hoapltaJ, be wocld haze dug aew well aad
charged EcH COW 10. CcnEresA GlTu.
, 1869-10-26

1ares Robinson nas teen nominate'i far :se
Constitutional Convention ty lac democrats OF
ciar aid nChiard Count!cs, IL -
S B. McC1acteo, Of Detroit, q lifelong Demo-
cat aEd politician Of considerable 1nfueccs. pu5-
ithes letter IN tie D.t.o.: 5,i:ass. II Hh'ca he
zafs: " The vita. life of the Democratic party vas
iErofyetf teEont1 the lower q naa "a change, ID
the fate ol the southern tontcaeEacr- When IL
fell tie Democratic party fell"
AZ ats pal:le Il. l!Esef 'aT & ~ sae .s
Southern Contetssaey, said he was dec!i'dlv and
uutqcfyoca1.S opro7sd 10 tuuntne atAssat ont
Democratic State ticker, ~ has been al1sised a7d
ureet br a fepr extreme Qatcnnsenes, asl that lo
was equally opposed to auy 1aaE rurHtng sar those
Offices or for Congress- s3.eiy na the grounds OK
hts orthodox. Democracy.
yetutunr hSa rxtlf,e,! the FI.eerth Amendment
TIE :1pse was taken t5 yeas aat rag9 iE eaGh
ucpse ard was unanimous IN the Senate. In the
ueusc, there were twe!se votes against It, tce
Ccltne! IHckeE, Of Bradford, the acknowledged
Ieacer IT The I,eTocracy, an't their cantlate TOR
Speaker, yotctl sea, as di,1 also III. BISHOP, Of
Bq;tou hitherto s'aunch and faithful - the ranl4
o the cid ItE8 Democrats
A san Fsarctaco ties3asch OF the z1st sayB:
"Tbe election yesterday resnlte.l IN the choice Of
Mr. Robert F. Morrison {Deln.,, for JHl1e OF the
Fourth District couT:; Nj. E1Es'ey tfcd- .od
RfpL judge Of the Txeifth; r. D. Sawyer
lDttn ], ppNre 5udge Of San Francisco. TIE 1ra-
IoE'tg for Supreme JCi=ss nse: FOR C-ocsefs
{Den1-) {aupForted also bJ TIC 1cfe22.denss 3.is!,
AMI ]. Wallsce Cpeu-,, CT. Tic Fo.e VAS uu-
usually light, Only $500 eetcg c1s.
4 ,ness cocreE;.nu OF the co!cSel c.t:zsH7 VI
Eansa1 l. called 10 meet at TorcEa IN The :s!n
tn4teat. The Eall sass: "Iou arc Gale upon 70
calmly consider and re-oiutrs ainrt so51e e:a''-
bic practical plan BY which re may coatsai tas
vote Of Cur people, uphol'l atd sus:aa iusaIs sae
Republican party and those rchis me1-:cpte'
seuta:res af that courage a.. hc.o.n wal:e hate
saveI tho ratten-men who, IN Congress aistl II
the Stair Legislatures, uuaInehn:!J met .ae 4fs-
ton raised by the Hfe'oaS enemies OF OR race.
aud Of the country a. to the right 0! INC co'osrz
| men Throughout the pA:loc - vote s1d 20 eSef-
Csc oil o:nes rights eaio1cd ny virtue OF ctszsc'
! es;p."
| The View York Tri!uHs IL ra:Est.si 20 pt!:.lia
:he following paragraph tFcu, ry.Tase !s';ss l:t
II w1irfen b5 General L. F. la':ss:
a1te Serv Ys,k w.-sa Lees4re- thst f.r!::s. f.: !:
Gaae:.i s II sss.rek @ "a aai ;se s"1lsi:::s s;a ~
Mrsn. ies the sor thrT fsadt u GA ~ !s. IN
Ard Nts:nfson Territories. r.s eaanot en-
K ss.e e RI thass asas e 1tts .sn5 r.
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risee Ind a1t not II Be ol.!nsa aot ts If s
ihersei1z sach enteet Of dsat Mea!d % ,aty ~ - =
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