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PEABODY.
4 Bankers RomaHOs---Loye Stronger Than
AmhltIen.

More than thirty years ago, in the
far-famed school of that prince OF
teachers, John Kingsbury, was one OF
the fairest OF all the fair daughters OF
Providence, celebrated far and nigh,
as that city has ever been, TOR its love
ly girls. Her school education i'm
ished, she went to Europe, not, how
ever, before having given her youth
ftll affections to young man whom
she had met in sister city. But be-
fore marriage had cOnsummated their
happiness, adVersity came upon him,
and he found himself in no situation
to marry. he was not willing she
should waste her youth and glorious
beauty in waiting through long years
for the day 10 come when ne could
call her his own, so he released her
from her vows, and they parted, she
going, as l said before, to Europe.
There she met Geo. Peabody, then,
comparatively speaking, young
man. but one who was already max
ing his mark, and whose wealth was
beginning TO pour in on every side.
He saw her aud was struck .a5 who
that ever saw her was nOt?) with her
grace, her winning ways, her exceed
ing loveliness, and, after awhile, he
proposed. Her heart still clung 70
her loved one across the wide Attain
tic, but after some time she yielded,
perhaps to the wishes of her friends,
perhaps to the promptings OF worldly
ambition, who can tell? Who can
fathOm the heart Of q young and beau-
tifui maiden? She became the al
fianced wife of Mr.. Peabody. After
little interval she came back to this
country, and soon after her arrival,
met her first love, and after events
Justify me in saying, her "only love"
At sight of him all her former affec-
ton came back, if, indeed, it had ever
left her, and Mr.. Peabody, with his
wealth and brilliant prospects, faded
away, and she clung with fond affec-
ton to her American lover, and was
willing to share a moderate income
with the chosen of her heart. ALI
was told to Mr.. Peabody, and he,
with that manliness that character
izes his every action, gave her up,
and in due time she was married and
settled in a city not more than three
hundred miles from Providence.
What she suffered in coming to a Anal
conclusion was known to but few.
! Her fair cheeks lost their roundness,
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Two hundred and fifty years ago, g
suit was commenced in Moravia to
test the right of way fer driving cat
tie, asserted by the community of
NicklORitz-Oberland, and claimed by
the community OF Gross Wisternitz,
which has just been adjadicated. The
first transaction of the ease IS dated
the year 1913; then follow judgments
in 1889, 1880, and 50 on up to 1863. 4
few weeks ago a commission was ap-
pointed by the District Court of OF
mutt to proceed to Nicklowitz, and
there the dispute was finally settled
By compromise. How much this suit
has cost the two communities is best
known by the cOntending parties. The
contest has borne something of racial
character; for Gross Wisternitz is SIa-
vonic, and Nieklowitz has German
nOnulatiOn.
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shed. The Algonquin and city were
thus captured without a shot being
fired. Sainave made his escape from
the city, and took refuge in Fort No
tesnale, commonly called Fort Alex
auder, situated on one Of the highest
points overlooking the city, on the
northwest side. Salnave Is in immi-
nent peril, but It is expected that the
foreign COnsuls will interpOse IOr his
protection.
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THE suEz CANAL.
An Interesting Faot--The Lsytl Of the Two
Seas.

ItappeaFs from the report Of a careful
survey by a nautical man, published
in the-LOndOn Shipping Gazstts, that
the Suez Caual IN every respect is a
great success, and IS working hand
sOmely; but the most interesting fact
reported is that throughout the canal
a steady current moves from the Red
Sea intO the Mediterranean, varying
in its velocity from three knots an
an hour, near Suez, to q knot and a
half at the Mediterranean oufset.
This current proves that the level ol
the Red Sea Is higher than the Level
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NEW YEARS DAY.
How it was Observed at Different
Points.

BALTIMORE, January Business
was entirely suspended to-day, and
the holiday more generally observed
than usual.
NEW YORK, January New
Years day was celebrated in the
usual style. The weather was pro-
pitiouS, and the observance Of the day
very general
New ORLEANS, January To-day
was generally observed as holiday,
very little business being transacted.
MOBILE, January 1.-The banks
and public offices were all closed to-
day, and holiday generally kept.
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COLE-Cf tyDhOid pnsura0as=. : z1l1.-r-- ls--
n tbs city, JOHN 2. CoLE. zzsd = yeas.
formerly o. GeocgetoVn- Ey. q zzeub=- 5e
the Second Ke-.ueky Infantry regimen. Con
federatsJ-
Funeral from the resideEee OF. Y. FowIs-.
I'D Marshall avenue This iSI>SDAy5 Even
ing January "a, At s'slSeE. Ss-viecs by
Rev. Dr. Wheat
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
France,

IEdNCts
PARIS, January lit is certain that
the new Ministry viii be announced
day after tomorrow. The Journal,
official, has not yet published the list
Of appointments, but L0 Li6srte, the
organ OF NJ. Olivier, states that the
Ministry is constituted, and publishes
the following as the announcement to
be officially promulgated on Monday:
Minister Of Justice, Emile Olivier;
Minister OF Interior, Chevalier de
Vaidrome; Minister of Foreign At
fairs, lie Depute Gaudiere; Minister Of
Commerce, lie Depute COurat; Minis
ter of Public Works, Maurice Rich
ards. Ma. A4gue, BSgrbeag, Chas-
selOupe, Laudhat, lie BOuf and Regalt
de 5euvIiie viii retain their positions.
II. Bertheny, the EnyOy At Wash
iDgtOn. declined the portfolio o! the
Interior on account Of his deficiency
in OratOry.
The Ministry as thus given by La
Lt5erte, of the members, four are Sen
ators aud six Deputies. ". Ga1diere,
the Minister Of rOreizu Affairs, was
formerly Minister PienOpotentjary
and Counsellor of State CheV1iief
de ValdrOme, the Minister Of the IA
terrier, was Nice-Prvsident Of the Corps
Legislatif; and all the Others are well
known "a political circles.
LGteF.-IJ Is stated that the En-
PerOr signed the decree confirming
TIE new Ministry last night, and to-
day the Emperor received the DiplO-
matte Corps, aud in answer 70 the
usual address he returned mis- thanks
and said the presence OF AL the for
sign representatives was a proof Of the
friendly relations existing between
their respective governments and
France" He then cOnversed freely
with the chiefs Of the various Lega-
t:0ns.
Spain.
MADRID, January 1.-The Irnpe-
rial, referring TO the recently circulated
contradiction OF the report that the
partisans of the Duke OF MOatpensier
and the Prince of Austria were work
ing in conjunction, asserts that the
denial IS only applicable to certain
persons, and IS feft TO the entire party.
The reception of note from the
United States Government threaten
ing q recognition Of Cuba is officially
denied
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MARRIED.

WAISER-WooDs-On vTsdnesdsy morn
Ing, December 9th, at Calvary Cauleh. bv
Rev. Dr. Geo. White, 3fF. CaAs. J. VgALzrs.
o. shelby county. snd zflsz KATE C. vroers
youngest Laughter Of James Woods, dse'd.]
or this sssy.
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FUsERAL H3TiCE.

BAIN-The friends, seque l15znces and g-E
Folks a. Home are respectfully invited to z--
tend the funeral of John 4. BAI,7, nom Ais
late residence, No. To- Linden street, TaIs
(suNDAT) Afternoon, a. 2 O'Clock
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REH ADvEgIisEaEA3S.

~. y +. Hah--SI0GkH5id5Ts H3siHr
-F'HE annual election fo- five s. Directors
: o. tha Odd Fellows Hal and Elar-fr-
Association VI the city Of .leiauut- u. I-
held ia the anle-rOom OF the tidI F-.i1..,I
Hal, on MONDAY, J1auar- 3 E-1 ~ b
'ctocE nom. JDHE JUll N-,JS
IE- Sec-e-1rr as.d E--..-frra-
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was runlored last night that the
A-satdent had decided to issue a lFo-
,anosfion regarding the neutrality of
- lrsovernment in the Winnepeg
~ n seems that Gov. MeDougali,
~ prifish commander, established
ne Los5ouarters in Minnesota, hav4
Us ~, 49, driven rom his home IN the
..s,. -; 'p;Sossessions, and planned with
sflslSH a.ld sanf from the United states an
: r,oed aeaa expedition against ihs insaI-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-02

lr par'd from dcr-nt kIuds # Cotf e. the favor Of
which m:u-l" harmouiaurly torc.h.r Put up in Japan
in .As. Barrels, Hal: Barr, l., and RoNcs
WRIGHT GiLLIES q BROTHER.
.35. - AID ?3T Washington st New York.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-02

\ picnic held by some of the citizens of
PracIIam. upon Devil Hill, Tuesday. Aug
%, was quite successful. Teams were
driven within very short distance of the
summit where the party then assembled
on foot with perfect ease. On account of
the great quantity of smoke which en-
circled the horizon they were not able To
see any great distance. hut not to be baf-
He'd III this way in every thing. great
many of the pleasure seeking company
lecendcd into the cave where they gratiii-
Ell their natural curiosity by gazing on
the wonderful works of nature. When
he feast was over, our. young friends
iavoied Us with some of their best songs.
when the sinking sun reminded Us to de-
cend and seek our homes, which was done
ia The gayest of spirit. NJ.
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until 1870:
fdt0i -.fCcideRt.

\ fatal accident occurred on the Pas
Sump=i. railroad above Barton on Friday
morning. at the farm formerly owned and
occupicd by Il. W. Peabody ri this village.
Stillman Scaver. man about 60 wears
old. who lived on the Peabody place, was
walkin" on the track. going a few rods
away for 4 pail of water. when the down.
passenger train came along. lie either
did nut hear the whistle. or else thought
he had just entered. The engine struck
him while upon the bridge, mangling and
KILN" him almost instantly. Aaother
warning to people no; to walk upon rail
road tracks.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-02
Uciis Eicer.

Harry Holton. the well known jeweller
OF this place. with his usual enthusiasm in
all that belongs TO his business. has pro-
vidcj himself with one of Edward Per-
ing the precise moment when the SUI
passes the Meridian. The instrument is
50 constructed that one can easily note the
the variation OF a single second from noon.
". {. ESty. Professor OF Astronomy in
Amherst College. highly recommends it
both for its simplicity and for the accu-
racy of which it is capable" Mr.. Per-
wear fully warrants the instrument and
furnishes it for $500. His address is
Leominster, Mass.
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clothing together. let himself down to the
ground, and went TO- weapons of defence
or help. He called at two or three differ.
ent places before he got what he wanted.
and when lie returned to the store. the
burglar had left. Whether he had an ac-
complete outside who warned him of dan
yer. or whether he snuffed the revolver
altar cti:with his own senses. is not known.
Nothing was taken from the store. nor
was tie safe tempered with.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-02

The Fair in Caledonia County occurs OF
the 9th, 2s1h and 29th OF September. The
usual preparations for the occasion have
/ been commenced, and all anticipate a
good Fair. That it may be so, the farmers.
| the mechanics. and the ladies too. must
be prepared to do their best-and the best
in Caledonia county cannot be eXcelled
by any other county in the State. A GOOD
exhibition is anticipated. and the people
o. the county look forward to the aunual
recurrence of the Fair for good and USE
tu time. 1t is the only occasion of the
year when all the people are invited to
come together; and the Fair. in its social
aspect. is a useful institution. We will
only say now. and say it to all-be pre-
pared To do something to make the COM
inc Fair as attractive as possible.
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/ IJIiHUe JjUfcH.

Nix. EpITCK: smaller villages than thiS
have been visited by burglars. and their
efforts have been successful in breaking
open and robbiig safes, and only last
SuCd.y night some one "aiucd entrance
into jcol Ficichcr's store. aud HE timely
vatchrulur-, of MIR. Gri~woid 10 doubt
saved the robbery OF Mr.. F. safe. WculG
il not be well for our Trustees to put 4
watch upo" our streets TO guard our cit
zen, property against these high-handed
maraudeIS: {.
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ErcrHSbOI'O.

&. c. Burpee has sold his hotel proper
y in Greensboro village to \. c. Cook OF
Westtord. VI. who intend, to take posse
sion this fail and enlarge and tit it up in
modern style tor summer resort. Nh.
Cook i man OF property and business
capacity. and we predict that he will soon
make this ilouse a desirable place for city
people wishing to speud the summer il
the country. and tor those visiting Caspian
Lake for trout fishing. AMERICUS.
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TOWH Representatives.

We are indebted to Major Bowman for
list OF the names of men who have rep
resented this town in the state legislature.
In the entire number but three CD were
natives Of the town. The time extends
from the organization of the town in 1890.
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~ CALIFORNIAN.
AND STATE ITEMS.

..-,.rY. VT, FRIDAY. SEPT. =, 1sI".
..--.i-, II this section OF the State will
II 90 the interest OF the CaledO-
.ra- Us local items promptly and
-.-.t-. I1-m.
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BENNINGTON COUNTY.

Mrs. Nathan Stowe, living near North
Bennington, cut her throat on the morn
ing of the 10th, the cause Of her suicide
being insanity.
y young man by the name Of Eaton,
of Factory Point, had tooth extracted
few dayssince, took an anodyne on going
to bed and was found dead in the morn
ing,
CHITTENDEN COUNTY.
Mr.. Harvey Spencer of this city, has
just sold his beautiful span of Black
Hawks to Mr.. c. +. Southgate of Gin
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Deaths.

III this village, sept !, Mrs. Euuice Warner, aged 8
year. wife OF Il. W. Warner, d uti='.
In this village, Aug. Ii, Fred. W, ag,d month";,
son Of }. ". .nI JUL, +. Webster
In St JohnsLury, Aug. %, Herbert Henry infant
Of Abel II. Wcsson, aged months.
In Lyndon, Aug. p, Mra. Lucy tSauboru) Folsom,
aged 20 years.
At sta st ad, T. Q, Aug. IL, May Helen, daughter
OF Mos F. and sophia Brown, aged IL YEAR.
In East Burke, Aug. -, At the rc-dence OF her SON
iH-iaw, Ii. ". Hall, Mrs. Electra Delison, aged %
YEAR, Her reln'ius were cari,d t. Norway, Maine
for inte1ment.
Year..
In Mortified, Aug. %, Oh RE Badger aged = yrs
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r,,,tertOrd TOWH Caucus.

...... 40 be h,ltat he Town Hell, Lower
-.rrErAl. SIT. .. $50, ~ o'clock.
..-..-. ut minimizing town otfcers.
PEE ORDER Con-.
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..a.l.n- 4 Fletcher have put out Il
.ap at their new store gu the
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and niue! OF said lands will uc sold a. public
t!J 1t Ian of trcdg, IIud-uu, in td ttt Haven
o the -1th DAY september u-Nt, AZ tcu o'clock IN
rLr forenoon, sll b. requisite discharge said
taxes with cost uulesz pr, U=y paid
T.. ". ALDEICH,
FIrst Unstable Of Eat Haven.
Dated Al East Haven, this 10Th day Of Augu-t, \
d.. $50, .U-ZS
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.

All persons indebted to the subscriber requested
to s.. aj,d ay before the 18th Of September next,
lgtthgw yGu;
Owing to q large increase OF busiuess must have
more ready ply-tbrrcore shall not let accounts run
over hlty days
You will always find me ready 10 do all kinds Of
work in my line NJ shor; notice.
A. z. HALE, Blacksmith.
Paddock village, Aug. 8, 1870. 2+-2I
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,-.t.rua.l5 A. NJ. southern and WestcrI
50 .uI 10 T. N. southern way rs
.--,.c mails Ia a. II.
.- from \. NJ to ; p. NJ.
Gmeitord To~n Caucus.
....il rc h,Iiat he Town Hell Lowe
-.rrErAl. sTrr. .. $50. - o'clock
.-,..-g ri minimizing town oficers.
PEE ORDER Con-.
,i Loc"j-.
=. ". stiles will preach at the
.IiaI. sunday.
,.., plarform i being put down
.r...uad station in this place.
..a.,n- \ Fletcher have put out Il
.-1p at their new store on the
H.. Frederick K. Able of Abingdon.
-rNrcr,od to supply North church
.z- -.hhatn. The evening service
..r.,,,in ,I hoIt-rast six
...r. Carpenter has shown us q
r. l..--on. taken from tree
r.. Auj.h was the first time the
.-.-,,.l his year.
-. CIRCULAR elsewhere g!Heh' IL VIII De
". ~.'-c convention oil loun%
-....--.au J.>"riaupnS Is to he held
,..I!..' auI l2th. 1t Will doubtless
..a-.. uut much in'eres; and pleas
,.....I H.. ,,,-.,. H..
...-i!"ul krycS as managing dl-
..c Pa Tmp>ir railroad. and
rA.m rmchaSIn" agent. The
.a ;aj- read holds out UNUSUALLY
rajr- being long and heavy.
T-,,+,-, ,.,,.,., h.,,.
H., c,.,. -, W.
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-'..' .r,,..,,. - ,,,, ,',.a ,,,,,.,
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ul.u.
...4 icau. OF Lyndon will recol-
.'... U.s. ''' ..'' y" - H".' "''
20 ~
-......,r, faa. DR.. G.. b. Bunard has
.... t... -. Iuhu>bury Times cs,ab-
... --.pe. presses. GOOD will. etc.
,.....-... ,llt the Doctor las put
..... f.rtf., Irvir. ,,tIt OF town.
'~.AP Meeting Is III progress al
.''.". mere are lN'il'S-soFth
-..0 q tar attendance from DIS
tae weather has been fine. and
..-- poop r!ouS. The meeting will
.'''''
Sc .etu!ng OF The value OF the MaSSa-
-'..j a. coLncctin" link betwee"
-> ml>.c and the Grand Trunk be
'.'. rpcIT. One night last week there
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aNarriagrS.

At It. ,Iohnslury C.trc, Aug. -. by Rev. NJ Y. Il.
Knox. John Lctt,rn,u and Martina LUCILLE, both If It
JoIusbury Centre.
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AT AUCTION
Water Power and Business
Portland " o=drn>burs Railroad.

In 81 Ioh.-hur. VI. EIy Bil,h 4 CO.. Hoe and
Fork Work., ten iuUtr- walk from Railroad station
sd l.- u,.-F Ucl re. .:..t on the line OF the
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AUCTION !,

The subscriber viii sell public auction on her pre
mizes, known as the Nathaniel Gilbert farm in Con
cord, on Friday, 5 pt. u, 1870 at o'clock A. NJ tn
following property, viz: The whole part of the pre-
misses on which she resides One and one 4-vrars
Old morse, ne good he found in the county; on
YOKE OF 5-years-od steers, three -year--o
steers 20 to :" tons good hay, $50 bushels oats &C. &c
Terms made known n time of sale
MRS. NATH'L ;. GILBERT
joins W. HARTsHuRS, Auctionecr
Concord, Aug. %, $50 27-2S.
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NOTICE

Where's. my wife. Lizca powlmd. has left my bed
an board ,Ithou- iu-t cause p ov cati,r this i t.
forbid any trusting hHr oTins her my
after Iii date. N. DOW LAND.
Dated n East Haven, this IIh day OF Augu-t, l>Io.
Js-IT
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II L"o"'''
=. ". stiles will preach at the
Hail. sunday.
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NEWSPAPER
ADVERTISING,

\ book 4 p closely Printed pages lately Issued.
contains lit It ;i' TT AIcric Advertising Nedi-
u -ivin- I'll" names cIcu!,tious, aud ful! plrticl-
ar conc rii' tly u. din py I'D W. xiv Political
IA mlly tcuspHpers, together ith al tlu- havinl,
large tioI.-, pu -h,d IL the iute.e OF Religion
A-FicH.irr, Literature, E", &c. livery advc ti-,r.
ILt '',-E Ps-uu whu r,IuVla'e- .,c coming such,
"l .ui hi b.S oi great value. Mailed fire. Ia any
td sr.- .ii'r Il lift cents ,iED. T.. BpWELi
90 CO.. iUt.i-hvrz, T. Park Row, New York.
la iIt-hHr- Q'aN L,,plrr. in il i--Uc OF May zg
$50. .ys: In L # tr p RON-I 4. Co.. vii, b
--o tl"- iityi -tu= AID .Ullc book, l. The largest
!.i h = Adv tsii- ~ ucy in TIL nitcd t,s and
$500 can cht'I-UlE commend II 70 the attention Of
those who desire Iytr'I- ia Il business >c,lgHrli-
ui 80 -,.1 ri IN ch that to secure
the liet aii.gGt II pa cI.y Tor h c-t oxpcndi-
;Ur, OF uaou,y."
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Hall of Newport was consumed by fir,
on FRIDAY last. Nearly all the furniture
was saved. BY great excrtions the barr
and wood pile filling the space between
the barn and the house were saved
Wafer was passed from the lake in pail:
and thrown upon the fire by the engine
which proved itself good servant In,
surance on the the house S2iO0.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
L. w. Avery of Mortified, lost a val
liable horse last Thursday, by sickness.
WINDSOR COUNTY.
y serious accident occurred two miles
below White River Junction, on the
Vermont Central railroad, Salurday.-
The rear car of the noon mail train for
the north was thrown from the track,
and dragged considerable distance, in
Jurlne several persons seriously, but for
tunately, none fatally.
IHE CADET TROUBLE Smith, the
colored cadet at West Point, has been
getting into more trouble, and his own
weakness and the prejudice against him
will probably soon furnish a good pre-
text for his dismissal. He is represeted
as Sullen and disohcdicnt in obeying or
ders, especially directions to perform bis
share OF the mental duties that all the ca
diets have to share in, and quick to quar-
rel on the slightest provocation. One
day lately he went 10 the tank for water
for the guard, and instead of waiting till
his turn came, undertook to push away
the cadet who was nearest, and on the
latter's resisting, lie broke a tin dipper
over his head, infiicting quite severe
wound. For this offence he is now UNI
der arrest, awaiting trial by court mar
tiIl, while the boy he struck is in the
hospital
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N O T &c E '

HORACE IN' k>pN, living Mount If, 81:
t.,r', viii have c...rc. o; The Irar-r.
H., rider Il VILLAGE TEI STEE-.
=. ,Io' u-luly. AU-. -. l>1u. 80
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-02

..s plaltorm i being put down
... .l.oad station in this place.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-02

entire county Will show a small
although the rural districts have
oil. lost.
.J'u"iDHS.
l.. +. Griswold. who sleeps over
.'A"I'- store. heard noises at the
H""I cu sabbath night about mid
10" noises at the door soon ceased,
.'"Ip' Wa pried open and some
.-r"a he room. Mr.. Grisw old
, "-es>ed himself, and tying he bee
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Sptrial 4iutitt1.
Masonic Aall---union Block.

Xxx : y - :; [ y 7 SIC 10 d {. +.
No. -. f. 4 \. VI.
stated meeting, Au-.. -.
L. II. Ui.Nlp, ~.,.y-
!IASWrLL CHAPTER. No. II. =. a. y
E.-nIrr mo,tu-. ir1., eve. MAY /, l-7".
+. j. nNIip,, s,,.rt.sy.
PALESTINE CuNAANDE.iiT -. ..
stated Conceive May %. $50.
=. /. rTEkI\~. C,a.rp,a.!,r.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-02

. Frederick K. Able of Arlington.
expected to supply North church
.z, -.hhatn. The evening service
-..,.-. tcgin At halt-past six.
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AUCTION AND PRIVATE SALE!

iu !rur Meal tuI Cltv: io tons Bon, Dust /!
tons Supctpho-puat small lots Of t,uano, salt
&c. &c. y. l.. HOM MAN, ~. JohI-:ury, Vt.
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