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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-01-28
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il\"I"\. =" H., FA-I.ir... Governor O! Ma -I,A.
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-01-28

Band advertise Il promenade con-
.Na hall this CrhurSday) even
,..... j. their first appearance since
-..-milaIiou We shall expect an
-oui Thing.
rnrh post offices formerly at
4.l Depot villages have been
.. This Is in consequence of
..H the post office department.
-.-.r- their existence IL viola
..r.-.al law.
FIR. National Bank OF Danville
...t annual meeting OF stOckhoid-
..i old board OF Directors,
u.-. r.-by and Byron j. Lance OF
-.ur lngaliS OF Greensboro:
, Davis and Newell Stocker OF
Judge Crosby was reelected
...dJ. Il. Mattocks, cashier
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-01-28
A nj Ri CAN
BUTTON HOLE, OVER SCANNING,
A D.
SEWING MACHINE Combined.

Inc U-I. sewing Machine that can work Button
Iioles e'rt-lIOI EmJrOideT over tn edge Oi FU-
DTcs' over, inning, by hand, Hriu ell, Cord,
luck, hInd GUtheT, and On all tnat any sewing
Ma Aine do and seyeral kind none Can
and see II. Mis-. u u. HALE, Agent,
RaiIoad street, 81. JVhnsDuIy, Vt.
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CHIrTENDEN COUNTY.

\ team in Milton belonging to A. l..
Writers, engaged in hauIing stone, GOT
detached from lhe sleigh, by the flying
out Of lie wMfllilrce bolt, when they ran
away. After rumnlag aboa. two miles,
ole horse WIS thrown TO the ground, by
stepping on onc Of the traces, breakin.
one and lee badly; the animal was Kill
cd 10 relieve it of il misery
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lii SPr.a- ,r.4 o. tn 81. JJ4I&-E. ~ AUAD-
EN-, -nd-r c4sS 80 oI -.4t. <. H. tnANDLEE, Wa.
commence
Tuesday, February 10, 1870.
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S0rfH DUlst'ttfC.

The friends OF Rev.J. L. Dame contrib
utr, a. their donation visit. on Wcdue>-
day. Jan. 18th. the amount OF Sl3J. III adj
dillon to the salary. tor which. he extends
10 them his thanks.
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Pc ..hrr. E>q.. has sold his iron
. Nr. VIM. Wilder. who will
,.. business at the wholesale
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[ieathG.

Birth, Marriages aad D,-ta- inserted TREE. ,3bta
ricz, including loctry ,iN cr,r. % line
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-01-28

.I,y ha, bought the f. F. Dean
% Lock Village Of Ira Russell.
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NOTICE

No.Icv l. hc.'ls '-.,. "a tai LI.c given ny son
II lei .IiIca. Ia t.IIr uu!is- MINORITY ami
VA Do i'iiI,F claim none Of ,-r-, "uI J.I, pay
d,ut= oI IL Cllj... .4II--. -A.... ~ f,EN.t a
-. l.. b.. ~. NIu,s-.
-. jJ u-u.ry, .itu. l.. $50. 95-.t.
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WOOD. WUOD !
ST. JOHNsSyRf ACADEMY.

90 90 dis WOOD wat O.. by tine Il. oou...1.. !; Ia.
Conn any.
:"-'. ~. BOWMAN, At.
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nOTiCE.

!. suO- rihrr htyin. rcutcl hi. hop t.r th.,rtr
l.. d-sr,- al H. former custom 20 Z, ii md - !,
!Iin dilt-Iy ". IL -TI.EkII.I,.
lat Eurkt, W. Jan. l.. go. 49,,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-06-22
Hoard Of Regents Mreiins.

The meeting Of the Board at Regents
al the Institution OF the Deaf, Dumb
and Blind, held Yesterday, was most
extraordinary one. and exhibits the
folly ui the policy that prevails of AZ
pointing men in charge of such CHAIR,
ties because they are -tric, party men
rather than because they are lit to man.
age such Il trust The law provides
that the location Of the lmstitu,
t,un shall he made ut the first
meeting OF the Board, or as
soon thcreaitcras practicable. In order
10 accommodate circumstances To the
requirements OF the law, the meeting
in April adjourned until Yesterday.
The regular annual meeting Of the
Board should be held to-day. In order
that several 0f the members might
attend the Republican Convention at
Parkrrsbur" 10 day, the adiouynrd
meeting of Yesterday adjourned to meet
IA Parkersburg tomorrow. uotwilh-
standing the law says they shall meet
IN regular session in Wheeling today
This action meets with severe condem-
nation from aIl risht minded men 1t
,ays rmphaticalI, that charity must
give way To party. Party must be- ,us-
tanned though the heavens TALL.
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club Meeting.

Don't forget that the Democratic
Climb meets on Friday night, for perma-
nent organization Every man who is
DESTROYS Of extending the right of suf
irage to their white iellow-citizens in
favor of the repeal OF the proscriptive
and partisan legislation which hangs
like an incubus over the prosperity OF
our State; in favor Of the wiping ont of
all useless and expensive Offices and
who are willing to cooperate with the
Democratic and Conservative party in
bringing ahout these and other desira-
bic reforms, are cordially invited 10
come To the Club meeting, ON Friday
night
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The stamina of the Republic'-Thr
Crops for 1870.
From the New York Herald.


We publish to-day reports from every
section of the country, giving the most
reliable data upon which tobasea safe
calculation in regard to the prospects OF
the coming crops. 1t will be seen, nc
doubt with sincere qualification, that the
auguries for an abundant, if not an un'
prrcedentel harvest were never more
striking and encouraging In the
South the harvesting has already com
menced under very tiattering auspices
although in Virginia there is little
complaint on account Of wet weather.
But it so happens that, while the wet
weather III a measure interieres with
/ the work of outstanding the cereals, il
has a nourishing effect upon the tender
/ tobacco plants, so that what is lost in
one way will be gained in another.
/ Among the most interesting features in
this agricultural exhibit is the fact that
the South has been blessed to an uneX.
ampled degree in the prospective luXwl,
ant WELD Of its staple and cereal pro,
ducts, particularly in Tennessee. 1t
has been ascertained, also, that greater
breadth OF corn has been planted than
was apprehended early in the season:
~ that, with full cotton gins and full
corn bins, our Southern brethren may
rejoice in their abundance for some
Time to come. They now can claim
the honor OF holding the "horn of
plenty and, with the prodigious yield
OF wheat and corn foreshadowed in the
reports from Illinois, Indiana Iowa,
Wisconsin, Minnesota, Kansas and
other great Western wheatgrowing
States, they are entitled to the dlstmc-
ton of contributing largely to the
strengthening OF the backbone of the
nation, the stamina Of the republic, the
natural products Of its soil From Cal
iiornia, where reports OF crop failures
have prevailed, the latest accounts are
encouraging, showing that the Golden
State will have something besides
sittering nuggets and quartz to throw
in the lap OF our country general pros
pcrity.
In giving these reports wc wish TO
state that they are gathered promiscu.
Ously, from our own sources OF informal
ton, and do not come from any organ
lied associations of men who, like some
government officials, perhaps, have an
interest in giving certain coloring,
for commercial or speculative purposes,
TO the character of the coming crops
This explanation may he necessary in
view of the recent attempt of specula-
tors to bull the grain market, upon
the alleged ground Of prospective crop
failures in Europe. However that may
be, the public, the great consuming
masses, need not apprehend that high
prices can be long maintained, no mat
ter what croakers may say to the CON
trary, for from present appearances this
country next fall will, in the excess of
its products, be prepared to feed the
hungry of half the world, and yet re
tain abundance in store for lis own pop
ulatiOn
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THE ONLY ISSUE.
CASE WELL STATED
leu, The lireenhrier independent. !

lErOlu lUt
The only issue before the people in
the present canvass is, are the disfraR-
chised portion of our citizens to be re-
stored to equal rights with the rest OF
their fellow citizens and with negroes.
or not?
There is no middle ground; he that
is not for us is against us. The Demo
cratic party has always contended that
rebels, so called, should be placed on an
equality, under the laws, with other
citizens. The Republicans, as party,
have opposed il, and have continued a
proscriptive policy which has been OF
great detriment to every interest OF the
State. -..
Some of the better class and more III
telligent of the Republican party, have
cut loose from party ties, and come out
boldly in favor of removal Of all disa-
hilities
1t is hard, indeed, that whilst the
negro is exercising all the rights and
privileges pertaining to a citizen, that so
large a portion of our tax-paying and
intelligent people are denied all political
rights We have nothing to say in re-
gard to negro suffrage, at this time. 1t
is fixed fact. Whether it was a wise
or unwise step, time will develop. We
honestly opposed it, and still protest
that it is q fragrant wrong imposed upon
the States, without the consent OF the
States. BUTT is useless ito kick against
the pricks." The powers that be have
forced it upon us, and now we only ask
that our white citizens be, at least,
placed on political equality with the
negro. Is it possible that there is a
white man in this or any other county
of this State who has fallen so low
that he is willing to see his own
race trodden under foot, while an inie-
rior one is elevated to place and power
We blush with shame to acknowledge
that there are such. But we believe
that the election in October will prove
that they are few in number: And We
are led to believe that the result of the
election will be the occasion OF a gene,
raj exodus of carpet-haggers, when the
number will be lessened. We appeal
tn every honest man to know if, for the
sake of party power, he will consent to
the continued degradation of his own
race? We leave il with your honesty,
Republicans-as men, whether YOU
will stick to Caldwell and his negro
allies, or will fall in with honest men
and secure u victory for Your race and
for the right.
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Republican state Convention.

The Republican Stale Convention
meets in Parkersburg to-day to n6mi,
nate State ticket. Our advices are
that Governor STEVENSON will he re
nominated, and will he afterwards the
worst beaten man ever seenin this State.
ARCHIE CAMPBELL has no more chance
for a nomination, it is said, than he has
of ever becoming an honest politician.
Read our special dispatches aud see
how, while beckoning them with one
hand, our Radical friends NJ Parkers-
burg push the negroes behind them
with the other.
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FAMILY GROCERIES.
Which he is prepared 10 offer
At VERY Low FIGI RES.
mor1l
To Contractors.

S,EALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
= ceived by the undersigned until Thurs
day, the 30th inst, at 3 p. NJ, for rebuilding
the Bridge over Wheeling Greek, near Stetn-
rods. The masonry is all ready, with the
hid for blythe cubic yard. The superStruc-
ture must be- bid for in the lump, according
te plans and specifications TO be seen at The
office OF W. {. Smith, City Surveyor Of
Wheeling, the bridge TO consist OF one span
OF about 80 feet in the clear and two short
spans of - feet each, all the spans ia leet
wide In the clear between truSses. The por-
ton of the old Bridge now remaining TO b.
removed at the Contractors expense, he to
have the benefit OF the material therein.
The undersigned reserve the right to reject
any or all bids at their discretion: Inc
bids must he accom- panied by satisfactory
references. and addressed 10 the under
signed, al Wheeling, w: Va:
Junlj W. W. MILLER Chairman.
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IntcIligencer Elegance.

The REGISTER SAID
The number thu, excluded. in def
.lucc OF law, aud .rhO dd nat cote in this
State at the last election, i estimated
by the Lateikgcaccr al June 9th at from
910to 1900
The Intelligence, say this is a down
right lalschood, and add, Here is
The kind of an estimate We did make:
With the facts here exhibited every
one can figure for himself; hut, Us Il
rough estimate, we judge there were
from three 10 four Thousand in each
Congressional District ,ck" ,rlrr snEH,a{
10 cote at the last Presidential election
L,1 did oot"
We have italici>cl the word which
compose the falschood VIII" fathers
Ity
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Branch Office, CIarksburR, W. Va
Hon. JON. J. DAVIS, T.a. SPATFSI
President, Vice President
IL. n. POOL, Gen'l Agent,
CLARKsBURG. W. VA,
J. N. McWHORTER, AseRi,
WHEELING, W. VA.
90 Agents wanted everywhere In the STATE.
REHERESCEs by pEKxiEIos

hbFBhyN'fS B1 fEhAiBICHs
Hon. VIM. r. Stevenson, Governor VISA Y.
X. L. Berkshire, Judges Bup'e Court
James L. BrOvn,) ofAppeak W. va.
J. J. Jackson, JT., Judge of tho u. r.
District Court, w. Va.
ID. ID. T. Rarnsworth, President 81 hen'
ate, W. Va.
a. Wsrninger, Member senate.
Jacob Hornbrook, President Wet Va.
ms. 10.
jacob N. Blckel, Vice President Wei
Wa. Ins. 90.
Caleb Bogye., Attorney, Clarksburg, W. v.
B. White sSsrin Mercer eoaniy,
II. q. DAVIS, Senate, Mineral county,
j. n. Camden, President Of First National
Bank, Pukenburg.
And the following members Of the House
Of Delegates Of West Virginia:
Hon. Is. IA. smith, Kanawha county.
q. q. Burgess, Wayne "
James Guthrie, WetEel
Nathan Con, Harrison
Josegh Tetsr, Barbour
X. ". Hill, Marion,
James Heryey, Brooke
Martin Jndy, Grant
X Dawson, Taylor
Henry Brannon, Lewis
Floyd Needy, Doddrtd&e
J. T. BOwyer, Putnam
j. - Wilkinson, Lincoln
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BITTERS!
GREAT
w EST IL R ~
REMEDY!

The beneficial effects Of these Bit
tiers can be attested by thousands
who have used them and acknowI
edge them superior to any thing Of
the kind ever before offered to the
public
As a sure cure for Oiauhea, Loss
Of Appetite, Fever and Ague, ChoI-
era Morbus, Collie, Dyspepsia, Gen
eraI Debility or Nervous Headache.
this medicine has no equal 1t is
especially recommended TO persons
travelling, as tending to counteract
the effects OF change Of water
These Bitters should be found
upon the Side-board Of every family,
as we'll as the Bar Of every weII-regu-
lated Hotel
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CASH
BUYS Goods Cheaper than Credit.

e. LINEN TABLE DAMASK SOC AND
. + very heavy e. at S3c. Plain ana
tlaid Muslins, Nainsooks and Swiss Twills
al powerful low figures. Good Calico ut &c
ana nne Cambria at l211c. Parasols only
fH. tMgnons y and 40c and fine Corsets
~ ana zoe. straw Hats TO be closed ont at
any price Flowers, Ribbons and Trim
splendid stock of Gents Furnishing
Goods, very cheap, and the largest, cheap
est and best assortment of CARPETS aud Oil
Cloths I'm the city.
Goods at and below" cost will not do.
the place 10 buy cheapest is at
R0USS & ST0NER'S,
iunM ..E- log Main street
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TnE Parkersburg Jourool favors
white Acknowledgement provided there
are not more than 700 men in the
State; but if it shall be found there
are 10000 OF 5000, ii will oppose, for
il says, 1t is morally certain that nine
tecn.twenlieths of all the ex-rebels in
the State will vote ihe Democratic
ticket" 1t thinks its party would not
be justified in deliberately committing
~uicide.
We do not believe that party has
any intention OF deliberately commit
ting suicide, and, therefore, do not be-
lieve il has the slightest intention of
permitting the acknowledgements of the
DISTINGUISHED whites, if it can prevent
il. Its not natural. The party which
disiranchised these men solely to OBJ
tain and keep power, will not forfeit
that power bv restoring 10 them the
franchise.
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Congressional Convention.

The Democratic Convention for nominate
ing Candidate for Congress, in the FiiSl
District, win bc held at WEST uNloN'
Doddridge county, on WEDNESDAY
July 9TH.
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WE COPY an article from the New
York HeraLI showing the favorable
condition of the crops in various sec.
tons Of this country. The prospect for
q large supply of the substantials OF
lIie at fair prices, was never better.
What is said OF the country at large
may he said of this locality. Seldom
has the farmer been blessed with a more
bOuntiiul return for his labor and care,
than he is this season, in this section.
Wheat, corn, oats, barley, grass, pota-
toes, everything in the grain or vcgeta,
hle line, look well and promises Ill,
cral yield If fruit is not abundant, it
will tie simply because the trees over.
bore themselves last year. Great crops,
fair prices and general prosperity. NAV
confidently he counted on.
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want 1t engraved on my tomb:
Ilemevcr sought office. nor was Il" hrr.
vrttcd Damn PiaH
This mot exactly correct DoNN was
hrevettcd. He WAS Colonel PrlrT
during the war, and after it ended and
neither glory, rank or cash was TO hc
won or stole DoNN was hreyetted Gen
rral. When he GOT that hrevet he was
like the old maid about to he married
vino WAS asked how she tell when her
teller asked her 10 i.y., him. She said
-he "itlt kinder s!,earl and tickeIed too "
This was DoNN& state of feeling.
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MARRIED.

At the residence of the brides mother, on
Tuesday, June q, by Rev. u. w. Fisher,
Mr.. ID. b. HUBBARD and Miss ELLA v.
HARPER, all of this city.
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$1,000, $500 and 500,

bearing interest ai the rate at six per cent.
in coin, payabl. May LIT and November
Isl.
From our intimate acquaintance with the
affairs and condition of the Company, We
know these securities 10 b. peculiarly de
sirable, and suitable for safe employment al
surplus Capital, and funding of Govern.
ment Bonds, by Investors, Trustees OF ~
tates, and others who prefer absolute
security with reasonable income.
Holders Of United States Fiye-Twenties
are enabled Ia procure these Bonds, bearing
the same rate Of interest and having II
longer period to run, and Ia realize a large
Increase Of capital In addition.
Bonds and Stocks dealt In ut the stock
Exchange received Ia exchange for this
Loan, AT the full market value, and thr
Bonds returned free Of express charge"
Price 90 and Accrued Inter.
est I'm Currency.
Pamphlets, Maps, and full Information
furnished on application.
FISK & MATCH,
N..snu street. New York.
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Registration.

WELLSBURG, June 81, 1870.
Editors of the Register:
see in yesterdays REGIsrER that
Won have it that the first Monday OF
August is registration day. Is that
correct, or is it September?
Yours, q. l..
RErIY.-The Code saws the first Mon
dav in August
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ST. CHARLES RESTAURANT,
Formerly Balls SaloOn,)
UNDER WASHINGTON HAIL..

THE SUBSCRIBER TAKES PLEASURE.
in announcing TO his friends and the public
generally, that he has thoroughly renovated
and improved the above Restaurant, and
will endeaYor 10 cater 10 the wants of his
customers in the most desirable style. Al
ways on hand q choice selection or Wines,
Liquors, &c. Meals served up i'll the best
style. at shortest notice, at all hours.
mar2} CHARLES L. LUTZ.
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A M Z RIcAN HOTEL

E-OPENED, RENOVATED AND M
IL proved throughout, is now ready to ac-
commodate Guests and BOarderS on the
most reasonable terms. IL is convenient To
both Steamboats, and Cars, and country
folks coming TO town to transact business
will find il everything they could wish.
An excellent stable attached, where farm
ers and others can rely that their teams will
be properly attended TO.
junli JOHN RAMSEY, Proprietor.
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PLAN MUTUAL.

Policy Holders Participating IA the Profits.
Dividends paid last wear W per cent.
A success without precedent ia this c"unir,
or Enrope.
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Policies N0n-Eorfeitable.
NO RESTRICTIONS ON RESI-
OENCE OR TRAVEL

OFFICERS:
W. e.. Darlington, President.
John r.. Edwards Vice President
u. J. HartSook, Secretary.
J. j. Hopkins, Assistant secretary.
B {. HRrtsOOk, Cashier.
James y. Wolf, Superintendent 81 Agenci'--
&. Henry ParrOw, ". D.,l
e. II. Smith, ". d., Medical Adviser
George ROss, NJ. u.
Prof Edward u. smith, AciuaTy.
ID. J.. Fackler, Consulting Actuary.
DIRECTORS
WIN. Is ISaacs, Vim. n. Palmer,
X. II. Maury, VIM. q. Taylor,
John EndefA, A. Y. stokes,
W. y. Darlington, e.. Henry PsTrOv,
Daniel j. HartsOOk, John g. Williams,
J. J. Hopkins, Geo. X. Palmer.
John r. Edwards,
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Coupon or Registered

form they have thirty years 10 run, both
principal and interest being payable iu
gold.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
MASONIC.
TO CONTRACTORS

First door below the Court House-up stair
jun2
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bearing interest AT the rate of six per cent.
in coin, payable May LIT and November
Isl.
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