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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-01-16
Morning Star and Catholic N anger

THE, MoRNNG STAR has been startsd
with the approval Of the ccclesiastieal
authority Of the Diocese, TO supply an
admitted want, in New Orleans. and IL
mainly1deyo to, the interests che.
Catholic Church. -
n To prevent all failure, and to guarantees
the permanency of the undertaking, IL ia
based on a joint stoCIs2eompany, the capf-
tai of which is one hundred thousand
dollars, in Eve Thousand shares, of twenty
dollars each.
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PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY
a7s He,o orleans Catholic Publication Company, at
No. 100 Grav:er street, bet,Oeen Camp and Maya
ztne streets.

The Directors of the Company
The Most Rev. Archbishop j. NJ. oDIS, Presi,
dent. 49,.
Rev CoRNEIIUs MOUNTAIN, Rev. L. j. SMITH,
c. NJ; Rev. WIN V. MEREDITH, G. IS. r.; Mr..
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eff our Diocese. =
~. NJ. ARcHDIsHop OF NEW ORLEANS.
December IL, 1857.
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WHATEVER MAY BETIDE.

NEW oRLEANs SUNDAY JANUARY l6. Io7O.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-09-23


0ns Of the most tesder and pathetic WI.
tefs = sl,e English language was StssnA
TAchce-"T-h-a-t spslls whatte
Blight schola;-'.Does iti I thoueht Il
spelt that"
Acurt epitaph n Western cAwcAyasd
read thus:
Here lie old eattes,
And that's what's The matter.~
The defender Of Metz ought 70 b enroll.
edtnoas ths nobility = tho Duke Of BON =
Bdhinc
1x-Secsetasy HcCulloca gos 70 epeab.
liz, = he drst of January ssxt . Lendea
brnch Of Tie bantin& houss Of Jay Cooke
&Co.
Willlam Rowe W. alTsseed d western
tom the other day fos bsaaias his wife
viii . los, . Il . nAa hads't . sieht IN
hss his own Rows. "a ,ss7.' q
1lss Edmoois Lewis, ays - Wsslx.
Places ! slasue IT Hagar q viev = CT.
egN = thas thas 1asossd sewa now -.
boiA 6p9 asd HaCnr. s3|
The 1.ese wslGEinnl11ls1G - salliae 4 ~.
10. n. ~ ~ e1ab spjeea. Whs1k<t
~ : sAeap q ~ 6sp0ds spea ~ -
y ~ peecRs 81. asssFHssst y sgacA
sgssY&N- l...s..fY y#s ", ss4 4se.sT 48s.s
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| to build. siam
GREENBACKs affair
J. Rosenthal,
MAIN STREET, DEER LoDoR
I h:vs last received complete and new assortment
cent: t.."'sn'rs Goods,
and about everything In the dry sopda line
Calland examine. Our mottoi 10
Cheap for Cash: No Jaw Bono Taken.
JOHN O'NEILL, "404."
Naputsetursr and Dsaleria
FU R n I TU II E,
Wood and Iron Turning. etc.
MAIN ST1GET DEER LODGE CITY. MONTANA
KIYUS SALOON,
PIONEER CITY. Mt,
''Eo. PEHrv. FRED. BEaExEx, VIZ. B1crxEx,
CIV. PERRY 4 CO., Preprieton
The best ,esndso Of
"a NO. ONE
WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS
constantly kept on hand
Give 10 call, boys. Satisfaction 10 guaranteed.
46ly
w cir & Pope,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS,
Main Street, Helena, Nontana.
MINING CHEMICALS,
PAINTS AND vARN1sHEs
PERFUNERlEs, ETC
Physicians' Prescriptions
accurately dned with fresh, pure Druea
~ Osdess promptly alled and shipped IA
1900. FIRST 1900.
Commercial Hsass Established ls Montana.
1900. 1900.
wORDEN g. CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers n
OoOs-
HATS, CAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES,
And Tazmen' md Ninsn' Supplies yss xah
N1issoula Mills, Montana
q. III. ID o h M & Co..
BANKERS,
nEIENA AND DEER LODGE MONTANA
Highest Price Paid fos Gold Dust and lara
Telesrsthic Transfers q Helena, and on
al principal Cities ofthe U. J.
CORNELL & CO.,
House and Sign Painters f!
WINDOWS WALL PAPER WINDOW
SHADES AND PAINTERS STOCK.
oees Ledge, Montana.
HAVING established . shop in Deer Loaes vs n. |
ps;s:es WI is ). e.
y located here. "' =
~ sHOP-Ix TINE ELI,ofr Bunnrxa -
0sear 1t "Nsc's Brown Jue.")
e Pss'o'ae' q the public p .s:psetfally :ole!t
SC o r T u q u s =,
NAM Srs1s7,
Doer Lodge, Montana.
SCOTT. -. PROPRIETOR
'''''' VIM Ind this to equal any Hotel b Montana
- An Nah and Ezpssss Coaehss stop han. IA
he Table b supplied with
The best II the Market.
'''''' 'n''a'a '''-. =; =, ''a'i'a''a and '.ppst
cz.RAx JxATnE1 .xDA ALWAYS READY.
j. GLASS,
Matchmaker and .Jowclor +,
~ dealer IN waDsAss ~ Jewslsy.
DEER LODGE CITY, MONTANA.
tNezt der - xeayoo1 0seessy otosal
x1eg3ea0 ~ 4ngopea0 Wateheo ready Deuar4aA
= Wmaa1ed Jsxsly e svcg deeaipsses 1ass
esso g eeoR NO. lave ssaa q ~ beDe Qoa)l1y. q
3ccr Lodge Brewery
Ds~ Lodge C,sy, No.tma
?. Walton, propsjeeos.
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0oo mus VIII b u Suu h1aet.
g. s.o lnacissa september ls.h-Artsoea sa.ics. e
the vne1niecs - takes the Ac a9anse u isdisSs
o( 0oas6sgn Arizona. A war a estsanineejoa ~
oo1nesced throughout ths entire Tes1l1o9y.
discoveries d IL 0sads6sw 9ossasiSe 80
nssss e.ssl - ID Vie & nossss ksnsdsii -
cccaEsd y 1eslEA coodssn, was barred az. Los
Mchaoad, scpteahse. issh-Tns po,,es a.r,aeed
HOm.1 0stoa q the IT q poosiag 04sl Int go.
tesfcit ~ d sat uiekd dr.. ,-5g -. \,
;Ss.,l i.aass;:l cassd eitis:as Sisi:sd 0o,ses
@itied e the jay boz. The GosuDse isSassDed eheo
see !A9slaease had oot altered the Cd ede g g 70
sd.sit sacn ana edyisd thsm % sppal . tn hody
eo@1tssiSa - siessd = 6epoty po1l.ssees n ~
B.iti.oss, Ss1ie.Sss issA--A aee.,e,ssoa i, tse
naSia,ess $3.50 lIoass 2 Aspsty collector mlstsd
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fdssya:a oA6A sspaes>~ laa-ossS = - -.
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Wsshiagtou. Sept ls-Mr Mallcta. iaspeetins ercnS
esct Of ths TcasuIy left tonight f1 bsise CIV ldsSe
I.!ssog. % make ananvsaents Ter the cUaii ia
wsSisstoa. ssps iS-xls Mary Gree. q Ohio
employed . 9posiese 81 ths oBoe Il he ps1iic
pet6ss. was lase sfRht y . ssse saesl9sss vses.
:.d.,essA 70 ~c0Ssshlp . Colsaias ISpsessrSissi
Union. - - sa'..f s.. - . 80, =
Sale Lake. Sept ls-The seesaG psecaa,.slies a
g psssa,os 81 ~ t. ssssai n sss az =
1ss.se nilisiA ealA e.. Nsg IL -TSs 49,
ssw lassmsss th.e no win ts( H. jaG.ll1y g to
tat1se 0esssal q 0illliS Whlce iAsy eslA N Tsi
oncsn = : asthssiscl = apesl1 - sAess = s.
Aisaes sep1emhes iah-vAs esasss q sa.easa
1ops eoop1seed ee0Wo puValaetoa q Mana a q.
49, 49, Y Y. Go: 9 ID &AA4 IT,
9 Lssis SsslsaSes lsgA-osA o.Ass Ryhk>s
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friend. The house was crowded. and -
very large number OF people followed the
dead TO his grave. Among those present
were the directors of the railroad. who
came by special trains to pay the last
tribute OF respect to their distinguished
associate. Seldom do we see prouped
together on such an occasion so MANY
whose countenances show them to be men
OF mark. and yet this event has again
shown that such men are as liable to sud-
den disease and death as any.
The opening remark of DR.. McKeen was
very Impressive in this regard: what
man i he that liveth and shall not see
death?' he asked. And then pausing and
beckoning with his hand all round him he
asked solemnly. is there any such man
here"
We trust that in the pause which fol-
lowed. many man. OvertaXed with bust
ness usually. was led to reflect upon his
own mortality and to resolve to attend TO
TIE greatest matters first.
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HGy Notes.

1t j. now clear that Napoleon forced
IA surrender of his army at Sedan against
the wishes of hi, generals, having first,
against their judgment, drawn them in
10 Il trap. When the $4,000 French
prisoners at Sedan heard of the republic
at Paris, they gave tremendous cheers,
and would fight for it if they could.
Both Wimpten and McAIahon blame the
Emperor severely, and the latter says
,hlt Wimpten ought to have tried
TO cut his way through the enemy, even
If out OF $4,000 men lie had lost 10000
III attempting to do 50. McAlahon re-
fused 10 give his parole not TO serve
against Prussia during the war. He
would be likely to recover quickly from
his wound were it not that he frets at
he past, and worries himself about the
future, as well lie may.
There is no reason to doubt the gener-
al truth of the rumors that Russia Is
arming not against Prussia, but against
Turkey. She would not have a more
favorable opportunity 10 secure her OBJ
iects of ambition, the possession Of Con-
siantinopIe, and the control of the Black
sea and its approaches. France can do
nothing to oppose Russia, Austria will
look ON quietly, and Egypt will perhaps
be an actual ally. On England alone
must fall the burden of supporting her
polygamous ally, the Turk, and Eng
land is in no condition to go to war, yet
she cannot avoid being drawn into war
which threatens to make the car so pow
ertul i'll the quarter where she most
breads his influence. 1t is intimated
,1nat Prussia will connive at the stealings
OF Russia in the East and will expect the
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deaths.

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Warren ard go var
In OUT, DAWN. -,,t =. ,......-.,
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ly,,k. and d.,,..,,.- ~. lou, H. . D.
If. ...,, .., ~
In \or,vc,. NJ -. :, MI, ,.
of Dennis r v,,. o., ~. ,,,,-,
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% mo-.
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t,,,r,;. : A.,
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.o,, ~ David anal II;
- N'N''l'"N'
''''- u ''-' ''cd ~ concord VI september -
''7." =" H'"-'
'''> ''o were 5'''d'l'7 III ~ 'oAn-hury Academy
''' S'"5 49, ana l0""' wen remember youn-
"''' If = HI" ana warm hearted companion and AZ
- " ''7 " '4' '''OoI' III ie ne loFi" d
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-30

L.-.u".r Mtch"!'s report. given
a. iir~, pare. TIE reader viii lind
.-s. sra-pu> tor chan-in" the route
.i.rrad through the town OF Dan
winch are briefly atd partially thr-":
-4'..- of f,,r at1cs i'll distance; the
o.; ,ere" trifges:: thc saving OF
. aai expensive liIl,. and deep and
9orA cuts, and understanding by
aa-e. not only much shorter line
...' auc that can ice constructed At =
. ..-- -mm per mile. Our readers
..i rejoice a the announcement made
r.csiu% paragraph OF the report
the cars VII! be- running b Wcsl
..ic Ia i.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-30
LJcr0i BeguPSts.

In the will of the Rev. X. c. Hand. for
merly congregational clergyman at Dan
vile. appear the following charitable be-
quests. II will he seen that Mr. Hand lib
orally remembered his native state. and
the county where he formerly resided =
Five bonds of the State of Tennessee tor
$1,000, to the American Bible Society. in
trust. aud their income to be applied to
the giving OF the Bible to the destitute ::
one bond of the State of Tennessee for
$1,000. to be added to the Joseph Z. Fair
bank fund; one bond to the Trustees of
the Congregational Church. Shorcham.
W.: $500 to the American Board of Com
mi>>iOnrrs for Foreign Missions. the in
come To he devoted to maintaining" the
preaching OF the gospel to every creature ::
and 500 To the Vermont Missionary So
ricty. congregational. and the residue of
the said estate to his relatives.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-30

Geo. +. IIou2hton Esq, was found
dead Ill III, bed at the fremont House.
:. AIbtns. Thursday evening last His
%lte had been out for some two hours.
and when She l"tr he was in his usual
health. 1t l. believed he died Of heart
disease. Mr.. iIou.hton was Il man OF
literary attainlnen'-, and AT the time OF
his death WAS president OF the IIoriicul-
,ural y .cictv.
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Vet rain. 2olI. elO2s 1sns1

Addison county loses l23; Grand
Isle. 39l; Orange, 1906 Washington,
LIB Windham, 90 Windsor, l, 12l.
Chittendcn gains 1921 Lamoille, 139 :;
Rutland, Matchmaking a gain of some
ten thousand in the state.
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Business 4lutlfr9.

Tried Ted, ami AIIr,vcL Tor ;o.-y yc:lrs-IL,
Vegetable Palm naT, l;al-am or C,u-,H-, ColI- and
'"n-r'npon' 'ad I'll nif ION OF he Lug. Throat
and hest. Price and 80 cen. Cu,l.r E.ytA,r-
Co., date iccd. u,lrr a c., Boston. r.oprctu.-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-30
SHFgjcGI.

During the past week DIR. j. r. Lord OF
Hartford, Ct, assisted by DIR. Houghton
OF this village, removed a schirrhus breast
from Mrs. lockwood OF Fairbanks village,
and from Mrs. Butler of the Centre vii
la%c. Also Il cancer from the face of Mrs
Wheeler of Fairbanks village: all OF whom
are progressing favorably. with a fair
prospect of recovery.
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II, CALIFORNIAN.
sNSI AND STATE ITEMS.

....>-ur.El. VT, FRIDAY, SEPT. 30, IeIo.
-......- ~ this section OF the State viii
.. .-.v TO Tie interest OF the Caledo-
.ad.uy Us local items promptly and
.h.- form.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-30


-...,~. president OF the Pas stump
.-.. o.. lied at his home in New
saturday evening last. We learn
.-. ."a day. ago he returned from
.....l.i ihaG soon lis disease as
.rr OF malarial fever, not
.... u, winch hi brOther-iu-law.
!..re. diced 4 few weeks ago
.'... "a> Il man widely known in
.r.g~. having uecn director IN
..lu-ir railroad Tor many years,
...-.cut -.nce the resignation OF
Governor Fairbanks. OF late,
..- aad become Interested in a
-at"4I. and "a consequence.
...a ID IyN months, given up the ac-
-..-..n.uJ OF the PasSumpsic road.
D'.A OF great energy and perse-
.t .ad accumulated Il large
l.e leaves wife and several
.gn.Gcut furnishes us the fol-
.. 'r.aljUA to The funeral:
., OF lion. Henry hcyes OF
.t ""~ attended al the CUngrega-
.-'iri in unat place on TUESDAY,
'.... ~a"born OF Dartmouth. and
.'. '!checn oI Bradford. conducting
'..-. \ hign tribute vi respect
-i-"Iy Ma paid to The decea ed
lice =. bo.h 4, business man and a
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-30

81. livingston sold the hi" Durham
s.. .N..5.rrd by +. Il 7. Fairbanks u
iair. to Bella ;. Hastings. tor
Iu..r live weight was $40 lbs.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-30

same cCnnlvance at her own lamentations
in western Europe. Italy is tempted
with the offer of Nice and Savoy. 1t is
possible that this new scheme may prove
a stumbling block in the the way of the
hitherto successful Germans.
More details have come in of the fioht-
ing on the list in the woods of CLAIMANT.
where the French fired into each other.
A battalion of the guard mobile, mistak-
ing the sixteenth regiment for a portion
OF the enemy's force, fired into it, which
caused dreadful confusion, of which the
RUSSIAN main body on the nights of
Mendon and St. Cloud promptly took
advantage. \ murderous fire was pour-
ed Ill upon tie recruits, who finally broke
and fled. y general stampede then took
place, and the pursuit was only stopped
by tie guns Of Fort Montague. In the
the evening, groups of the fugitives gath
cred about the cafes on the boulevards.
rectlng and exaggerating the events of
the day, till the police and patrols inter
fored and drove them back to their bar
racks.
Instead of Bazaine offering to surren-
der on the 10th, he made a determined
effort to march away from Metz on the
23d. lie made a fcnt on the sid. of
Mercy La llaut, and attempted TO escape
IN another direction to Thionville bun
after sharp fight at Moulin, seven miles
from Metz, he was driven back with Sc
rIUus loss on both sides. Bazaiue after
ward sent back to the Prussians the pris-
onerS he had captured in the fight, not
wishing to feed them. The Pru>sian
soldiers at Metz are still suffering cnor-
nous hard>Iips, and there is much sick
ness from wet and exposure. For some
reason unknown an armistice was Oh
served from the 18th To the l7th.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-30
THE
w ED SEW ING MACHtN { ..

1t MAKE tsr Loo STITCH, mas straight needle.
and l. mIdr with IT,, Uh = Il f DRIP F.i. h- lc =
,,y Will do thick and thinner work than any
other with any change in i:s parts and Is less Liable
TO e ont To-. oder.
If Runs EASIER THAN ANY OTHER
and 50 simple in it, mechanism that child may
il.
IT WILL LAST LONGER THAN ANY OTHER,
il parts eng few, and made Of hardcuci steel.
IT RECEIVED TIE FIRST PRIZE
A. She Psri- Exposition and has received first
prizes for the pat than any other sewing Machine
in tn nitcd sta'cs.
1T WILL STITCH, HEM, FELL, GATHER, CORD,
braid, bind DO any other work desired of a Sewing
To 40 all W. claim.
We furnish with each a nice Steel Henmcr that
viii urn any width of hem. and Braidrr, Quter, and
Al h nrccss ,ry tools, for $50.
We also have III CONNECTION with the above, the best
's-OTtln.nt Of
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
FLOUR,
CROCKERY,
HARDWARE,
HATS y CAPS,
BOOTS d SHOES,
CLOTHING,
&c, &c.
GOULD & MAY,
3ltf WEST CONCORD, VT.
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al ii al BlUClJ0rd.

uur~La'. daring the Fair. a drank
. aamod sawyer, from saltwater.
. y. H.. fooled abou, with his horse
lair round. until hi, horse became
q aud run over Il woman. break
-.oui.icr. and otherwise iniurimg
Friday mornin" he came on to the
AGAIN. and in Worse condition
oal before. when his horse again
.0. u-. .yued. and throwing him ont
him very severely if not fatally.
Mere numerous that he was killed.
... alive II i've o'clock same day.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-30

die. assessments of the Vermont Mu-
F.. In. Co. are in the hands of Geo.
-..a ,.r collection. and must be paid
..Yuth of October.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-30

TIE subscribers having been appointed by the hon
oraOe PrODateccurt for the district OF Caledonia
mlssioners, toreceve, examine and adjust all claims
ana demands OF all persons, against the estate OF
George COwIes. late OF Barnet, in said district,
deceded, represented insOlvent and the term OF six
months from the 18th day Se3t 1870 being allowed
by said CO ut 10 the creditors said deceased to
hO ana prove their respective claims before US Give
notice That We will attend duties appoint
ment at the Counting room H W COwes, in Barnet,
IN SAID district, on The 2st day October and SUth day
Of March, next. at ten O'Clock in each
Of said days
1888 j. D. ABBoTr ,,,om,s
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-30
SHCH"id.

.1HFUT'IW.
The house and barn OF Hiram Jcnnc>>
ct Sheffield Hollow. were consumed Icy
lire "a Monday night Of this week. The
lire was discovered about l o'clock. 1t i
not known how it caught.
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q. .. {OcfiI<.

... j. 10 talk OF disseminating the
. 80 rain on the Pas>umpsic road. a
mauy think it Will now be a per
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-30

o.. Listers of this county met on
-.. 40 rA' CoUIt House in this place,
... .u-a.iling. adjourned till next
... p. !O O'Clock for the completion
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, Dur.}Tc R0iIroGd suit.


..a. he town OF Danviiic against
l.rr and II. bloomsbury Rail-
.... .aich was argued before the
,Jrt 1t this place last August.
".ridcd IN favor OF the town.
..".u- j. Il copy of the .Naad9te -
..g~y the dccrcc OF the Court o
is .ilimrd, and the cause j. re-
.t that Court that the decree may
#tu elect. The decree to bt
..Yu.rr to any right which any
....f otherwise have. 10 enforce the
..l %! subscription made in be-
u. l."u of Danvillc, Tor one
-.a.,~ %! the capital stock oi the
"a ii. .ohusbury Railroad
..'.u compliance with the terms
said Railroad Company" Tins
... .r understand ii, that because
"~- changed from North Dan
....-., b.! the way of NGOcker brook
'..u. tine town i not Obliged to
~a,plion Of 100000. 1t i,
... town. and vastly better Tor
"-.' 'lupany Gas Mr.. MilcheIi's
outside very plainly demon
-. "r route should De change:
.e-a lcchuicalities the town
'.. aging il obligation and
-.I' -o"md~ building Il rail-
viii run more than twelve
INIT. Ii the people of
'. nr very much ashamed OF
tu"l should be-and we think
.l.. De-.
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LUHCHbHrg.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.

Charles y. Elliott sold his farm on the
!3d inst. To Henry j. Dodge tor s.. 100.
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l,rt Mason OF Monroe y. H.. rails
. ..-uul~ OF Orino and Halena pota-
....A uay acre of ground this season.
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y serious accident happened on
Thursday at the Fair Grounds OF the
Maine Agricultural Society, at Augusta
y portion OF the spectators seats gave
way, preclpltatlng five or six hundred
persons to the ground. Several were
slightly injured, and three or four had
their arms broken and received other Sc
rlous injuries.
The venerable Dr. John Todd of Pitts
field resigned his pas;oratc Sunday. lie
las been settled over thirty years, lis
people will part with him with great re-
grct.
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SHFFP FOR SAL z

The suI-crifcr ha- int returned from Canada with
nice lot of LIICES TE SHEEP, of which he will eIl
Alo for sale, l. hay. IL calves and 10
shO:tc-. MOSES HUXLEY.
st. John~hury Centre Sept. -, 1870.