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The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-06-22
p,s, Of mo Comfy.

On the Path day Of lss. September the frst
Grand Jury Of Elko county submitted its re-
port At that meeting Of the Grand Jury the
finances Of the new county we're carefully con-
sidered. In reference to this branch of their
investigations, they reported as follows:
According to the report Of the Assessor
our recenue should be about SIXTY six Thousand
(S66, oO0l dollars per annum; and with reason
dole economy the expenseS. exclusive Of county
buildings should not exceed forty-6ve thous-
and GAS, ooo) dollArs" -- aacF
We are informed By a member of that Grand
Jury that the above estimate of the revenue
and expenses of the county Was made with
much care and that very liberal allowance
was made in the estimated amount Of leSiti-
mate claims which would likely arise during
the fiscal year. With a revenue of sec 600,
and expenses not exceeding $4,000 it was
anticipated by the members of the Grand
Jury that there would be S2I. 900 in cash in
the treasury at the end of the year, after pay
ing all the bills against the county The ex-
penses of county buildings were anticipated
and Provived for by the levy of special tax
adequate for that purpose-so that the full
amount of S2I, 900 it was believed and as
sumed would be on hand at the end of the
year.
How have the anticipations Of that Grand
Jury been realizedT In our last issue We
charged that the debt created against the
county for expenses during the past year was
from eighty to eighty-tive thousand dollars.
which, with the amount due on the Lander
county bonds, swells the figures to the neigh
borhood of the enormous sum of 500, 600
county debt incurred in a single year.
These figures were derived from the best
OF authority. That they are substantially cor
rect, cannot be denied. That they are correct.
is virtually admitted by the offceholders' or
gan of this place, which can find no better
justification for the fact than a doggereI quo
tation can afford it. The Chronicle will dis
cover that this is a subject which too loudly
calls upon the empty pockets of the tax-pay-
ers TO down" at the bidding of county Of
hcials. The people Of Elko county don want
poetry or twaddle for an answer. They want
you to stand up like man and tell them if
you can, OF if you dare, what has become OF
that 500, Geo collected frose tkem, and when
You have told them what has become Of that
money, they will ask you, how is ii that in
stead of S2l 900 in the treasury, there is
debt of at least $4,000? Those whom Mr..
Lincoln was wont to call plain people" are
apt to call these deficits by very plain names
and words are sometimes harder than stones.
An indignant constituency may possibly have
some stones 10 throw at what, in their rustic
lily, they may construe into anything but
that reasonable economy" so earnestly hoped
for by the first Grand Jury-even though
courthouse full of officials be made the mar.
tyrs. Poor indeed must be the record which
admits Of no better defense than the Office.
holders organ can give it. and poor indeed is
that record to go before the people uponl
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-06-22

FucH. OF Neyads, says the insinustion that
Cuban bonds have had anything to do With
his support OF the patriot cause is a lie. He
only said this for the benefit OF Congress
People out this way need no denial to con.
vince them that such g thing could not be.
The IDEA Of Tom Fitch taking anything" is
utterly absurd. - SderGner.o Reporter.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-06-22

TRsAsURE.- Wells Fargo & Co. have re.
ceived Al their ofiiee in this place. during the
past four days, the following amounts or
treasure: From Idaho $50. $50, from White
Pine slS,SS0; from Cope II 900; total S45,.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-06-22

Mrs. vietofiS. o. Woodruff is now called
tho hooP-skiTt candidate for President.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-10-21
D0HUiIIe.

On Wednesday of last week 4 boy about
16 years old drove up to Halls tavern at
West Danville. with good looking horse
and wagon, and had the horse put up. The
boy then disappeared, and up to Saturday
night, nothing had been seen of him. He
came from Cabot way. The case looks a
niue suspicious. not to say mysterious.
The potato crop of Newell Stocker OF
Danville. averaged him over five hundred
bushels to the acre. \ remarkable Weld
for any year-but then there is no town
like Danville tor raising good potatoes.
p. Sit was found Sunday that the
team belonged TO Aaron Smith of Danville.
the boy having borrowed it Monday. The
boy hasn't been heard from. and it is sup
posed he took this course to save paving
the hire. He can be found before long.
probably. in Windsor. Letters can be adj
dressed to the superintendent of the state
prison
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-10-21
LYHdOnCitIP.

y committee chosen to prepare and re-
port articles of faith and covenant. con-
Stitution and rules, tor Congregational
port, and it has been accepted by twenty
eight persons. who propose to be organized
into church. These are with three or four
exceptions. already professors OF religion
aud mostly COn%regatiOnalistS. Other
the church is actually constituted. and a
council will be called a. soon at least as
the return of Rev. Mr.. Fisk from Mont
pelier.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-10-21
Writing, Bookkeeping, Navigation, &c.
Commer,s Commercial College,

er- Conducted with signal for Thirty year,
past ly GEORGE Y. COMER, a. NJ, President, POI
sesses confidence of the community and has there
Nv pec1sr facilities for providing suitable employment
for it, graduates, tmae and iemae.l open day and
Evening.
Catalogue and Circulars, giving full information
with -tylcs OF handwriting tau t and list II Nj ON
,rs work. on Penuanshp, Book .eeping. Navigation
&C. sent postpaid, my b. had tr e, at the College,
90 Wa.hu ton steeet corner Of West Str. ct Bo-ton
where tine public invited inspect the Arrangements
34-3T
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-10-21
CAMBRIDGE Cattle marke+...oo+ 10

Market Be,f-Extra, 3I.75 "a 1900 First quality
SiI,.' "a Sl25O. Second, 500 "a SLIGO. Third,
a.t store Cattle--WOrking D pair, $780, 500
Mich COVE and caves---saO, 50, u "a S.
49, fe'ulings so "a S2l. Two year olds, S22 "a Sc
Three years old SIS a Co.
frces of sheep ana Lambs-In lott $3.50, s., 90
S-5' 1900 "a $500 each. Extra 81 80 "a S. So
Spring lamb. $500 IA $50
Veal Calves s "a Sl3
Hides, Tc.4
Tallow. 3 "a tic
Iclts. - "a 20 S3
Calf skin. Ii "a lie p H.
Prices of Poutry--Extra III "a Is c; prime IL
"a lIl4c good log "a l6i.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-10-21
Deaths.

in TIN place, oct 10 the wifi Of Rev ). ". Walker
-pi-tor OF he Methodist Church, aged L. years.
In this pIa,,, oct. Is, M Robert Holder, aged -
year.
In Lyndon Oc.. -, Ms. susan \, wife Lewis Rob
and daughter Of Simon aud Sarah {. Aver Of It
bloomsbury.
Ia isudonyi!lr. Il. OF -pina meuingeti. ulrsy
Ttrltou, aged l. ycacr.
IL Faith, y H., OF. -. Mrs Lu-,is smith, aged ID
year Mr-. ninth ha- been exemplary member #
I'll. Church At W Livcr -iGcc 1911.
~ h= r,sidcnc, -isnst. Al Plain. T. q the an
int Hurry e. Fierce OF tie late Co= Pierce.
aged 4;
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-10-21

..,..-N,ytns7 in Hall of Caledonian
rv ". L. Noycs, Plstor.) Saba h
.. .-a. .n:a' \. N. l:t5 and $50 =. NJ. Sab
%. . a, ..op NJ.
.....u-'Ecv. ). W. Walker, Pastor. =,
..-.icc. At lu:ao \. s., l:Ij and 6:3O
-...H-. .hool IT l2:uo II.
... 3d. .ar.. u,-(ucsE supplied! Sabbath
...t..:.H 4 ~. aud $50 T. N. sabbath
..- i.i5r.s.
....'. tar"'u REV. l.. q. Brlstow, Pastor
-- -.Ni,o- at 1o:3o 4. NJ and $50 =. N.
-....i az 1890 NJ. PRAYER Meetings at
..t. p b "Wednesday evenings AT 7:30.
,...,.sIAN Ass"CIArI"S,- Prayer Meet
...... saom-, Union Block, rri.ay even
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-10-21
Narriages.

Iu this place, Sep;embr Is, by Rev W. L. Noye-,
Nj Herbert Ellis AID Miss Ella Knapp
In this place. oct. l., hy Rev ". l. Noyrs, Mr.. Gar
lyle W. Thomas and M== Florence T. Willard ali OF
-. Johnshury.
In -. Johnsbury, Aug. 90, b. Rev L. o. Bra-tow,
Mr. Charles liinman snd Mise Fannie Hill, both OF
Johusbury.
In nardwck, oct l., 10y Rev. d. Lewis, MIR. Vim.
W. Gif,ld OF Hardvck, and Mrs. Ez beth Gordon Of
Wi!l-buror.h Y Y
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-10-21

W. IL. Gilchri,t has been appointed post
master. rice Geo. CuWles. deceased. and
the office has been removed into the Gil
curI>t store.
The Mclndoc'>LumberC Co. are NOW send
in% oil 40 car loads Of lumber month.
aud their monthly freight bill amounts to
SG.4OO. They employ sixty mcn,amd their
business is very prosperous. y few days
a@o Il tour-hOr>e team Of theirs drew 12i6
tcet OF %recu spruce boards from ,heir mill
/" the depot. This Overlooking horses is
IL bad Is racing them. 1t i no credit to
men to abuse dumb animals by ovcr-cXcr-
tion. and We ate sorry to notice thi> strife
TO see whose team is capable of the great
est abuse. II horses Could Tux. we think
i great many men would ret severely L.
preached.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-10-21
3usinrs5 0utirrs.

Tired Natures Sweet Restorer, Balmy
Sleep" Eut there are times when this "Ecnewer OF
Strength l. denied u times when oar mind and
bod ,s have been so Ok, AMI "orn out
th.t we woo the drowsy God in vain" Tn, IeruNirn
syrup (,n iron Ton!c rcnews -trength and makes
our rest syr.,t and refreshing.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-10-21
PO&T>criDt.---lH EUrthYuoh.r.

About halt-pa>t eleven to-day (rhurs-
day. There was quite Il ~ryrIc shock of
carrhquah, Tel, al this place. 80 severe
was it that the strongest buildings. like
the .AthcuIum. quahcd to their tuUnda
tons. The people ran ont into the streets.
some terrified. and some not KNOWN" the
danger they escaped. fhc top ot one OF
the rhmnrv- on Union Block. which with
stood the gale. came crashing down on the
roof and slid OF into Central street. The
Brick Block in which i the CH1e@opiHH of
fee. shook f. the basement floor, the type
stands >wayiuG back and forth. The
watches hanging lin Howard u Rowell's
window kept >wingin" for three or four
minutes after the shock had passed.
CrOckcrv on the store shelves ratified. aud
door bells RAM vigorously. some insist
c.l that tables at which they were sitting
moved n least tour inches. and chmnrN~
>wlvcd frartully. 1t lasted but Il very few
seconds. bat nothing OF the Kind halt 80
severe ever occurred here before. Resi-
Gcpt> who have lived in California and
south America. say il was very like the
shakes in tho>, countries. After the
earthquake the rain set in with renewed
Ni"or. aud people are nov predicting a
irc-hct.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-10-21

Cot. Bowman advrrti>cs in another col
umu To til luug-tclt Want in our comma
uitV. Persons who are changing furniture.
Stoves. cIockcIN. carpetS-and above ali
those Whu are about leaving town. Wuuiu
rather put their property into an auction
store anu take halt or tWo-third> is real
value in cash. than to store said property
about in attjcS ana barns. hoping to sell
sometime al il full value. Besides. there
i, large population who will buy shop
worn or out-ol-fa>hion article, if ii will do
service. who 10 not feel able to purchase
low. We have still another department
which "" suggest to the Colonel 10 add to
liz bu~nc>~. AMI that i an ''lntclh"cnrt
otiicn"-a place where our people can 20
tor help. both male and female. II Il do
nestle wishes = place. let her application,
+ together with qualifications and references.
be taken at the intelligence office. II Il
person wishes to engage Il servant ol Il la
borcr. let him or her Apply a. above. We
expect grca. convenience in our new
commission store and intelligence Ollie.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-10-21
KENNI\GrnN COUNTY.

Eddie BradtoId, Il young SON OF ii. l.
bradford Of Bennington, AGED nine years,
icn from a second story window Of Mr.
t. : residence Monday evening, and broke
hi- back Mr. bradford has already lost
two sons by accidcnt--unc 10y bcir@
drowned and the othcr by the explosion
of Il powder mill.
CIIITTENDLN COUNTY.
\ Jonathan apple tr,c in the orchard
of J. W. IIi,hok, Ed, Of burlington,
bore Is barrels or - - bushels of APP
pies this season.
ORLEANS COUNTY.
There will he Il Sabbath School Com
>cntion held in Newport on tuesday and
Wednesday, Nov. Sth and 9!h.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
W. +, grct TO announce the death by
downing Of Mr., l.. I. Richardson
Of Tins city, son of Hon. Rodcrlrh
Richardson. formerly Of Montpelier, Vi.
We are MOI III possession OF toe details
OF the accident, but lc IN that he was on
u fishing and hunting expedition last FRI
day, in company with another gentleman,
aud while ON pond, about eight miles
from This city, on the line Of the Boston
and Maine Railroad, the boat was upset
and Mr.. Richards on drowned. Deceased
was formerly cashier Of the First Nation
al Bank of Montpelier. and was possess
ed of II genial, generous disposition,
which, allied TO his stcrllnr integrity OF
character, won for him many friends,
who will learn Of his demise with sincere
Boston ,Jouual.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-10-21

II. ID. Hopkins. Montpelier;
.. b. Douglass, Brattleboro;
Rev. l.. III. Cobb. Springfield.
q. b. DOUGLASS, Chairman.
A. i. " ". B NJ }secretaries.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-10-21

In our blici report OF the religious con-
vrution> last week. We closed with the pro-
recdn-> OF "Wednesday evening. We viii
here state. that before the convention of
the Y. VI. {. A dissolved on Wednesday.
the following officers were elected for the
wear ensuing: President. ". =. Dillug-
lam OF Waterbury,; Secrctuy, L. W. Haw-
Rutland.
On Thursday morning the State Sunday
school Convention organized by the choice
OF Franklin Fairbanks OF st. J0hnshu.Y.
uresjdcat: and Rev. ii. +. Cushing of East
Bun he. secretary. The m.rniug hours were
mainly spent in hearing report oi EXecu-
tive Committee and discussin the impOr-
lance of Bible study. aud the question.
"IIavc there been real Improvements in
the last twenty-five wears in the method oi
:. =. instruction = This latter question
brought o:.t Il great many Spcake~s. but
mainly on one Sidr-mO>t feclin" that there
had been progress. DIR. Eg"leSton oi New
Iorh occupied considerable time. and his
remarks. though OF tie cutting and slash
ing" kind. Nere generally well received.
if not always endorsed.
In the afternoon there was Il childrens'
service. al which the four Sabbath Schools
in the place were given the place OF honor.
Interesting and appropriate address
we've made by Messes. Shute of Boston.
Geo. Z. Davis Of Burlington, Rev. Matte
>,n OF BIattlebOro. and DIR. Eggleston.
The evening also was filled more than full
ny addresses from various individuals on
the Sabbath School work. The practical
illu-tratiju of how a class should BE- taught
was made by DR.. EgglestOn with class
of misses. which was both interesting and
instructive.
There were over four hundred delegates
ana strangers la town during the CONVEX
ton: 372 received return checks over lht
Pas.umpsic railroad. With Il town al
ready wcll-filled. this large addition to Oul
population was quite noticeable. yet we be
/ licye all were well cared for. and our pco'
pie generally telt that it was good for then
| to entertain such strangers. The meetings
were all fully attended, and Il devoted
| earnest spirit was manifest throughout. Il
| was nearly il not quite the unanimous con
yictiun that the convention was at least one
/ DAY too long, and We presume that here
after two days will cover the time of boti
meetings. 1t was voted in open conven
ton to next year have the Sabbath Schoo
Convention precede that OF the Y. NJ. {. y
instead of following it as this year. 1t /
supposed that the next annual meeting vii
be held at Montpelier in October. II.
The following is list by counties OF IT,
sabbath School State Executive Commit
tee:
Rev. W. ". Winchester. Bridport;
Rev. L. ;. Pratt, Dorset;
{. NJ. Stone. ST. Johnsbury;
y. c. Ballard WinoOski;
Rev. o. G. Wheeler. So. Hero;
+. y. Wright. Lunenburg;
john ". Newton. ST. Adams;
{. ;. Parker, Eimore;
Rev. j. X. Williams, Bradford;
Chas. Carpenter, West Charleston:
Ii. W. Nye. Rutland;
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-10-21
ADM NISTRAT TORS SALE

A D M INIST TORS SALE,
At AUCTION!
he uh.cribcrs viii sell public auction Tue
dt. the H.; dlv Of November, next, AZ 10 O'Clock
NJ the following -cr rl n ,s''t.. i'uH',d o. t.r
q of Lyndon Cors.r. 49, acres of heavy timber.
Ian! Ei-N' No. iu IN laid Ig.d IL md kuoNn Is {.
Rag Eth being part # the ia of "Oh Ia dali
and all tAat part 90 aid i;i-h NO l." now h,I"u-,i
/, -l.d which lies south and Wc-t of thr road
lea .iu-, tom NIItId EIudIH- 10 Milton " lmrrth
SAID lands will be- old in lots TO suit purcl Izcrs sal
l,,=lt.N.. Tenn ard. known { time ut lie.
WILLIAM CHASE. ,i.;,.:- ,-..-
WILLIAM I;NNDALL,
Wa, clock, october ~, $50. j. .
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-10-21
If Won have the dyspepsia, Headache!

Dizziness Costivene, Pie-, Oppression after Eating
our Rising any Indigestion or Biliousnes- you do
not thank us after using DIR. HAEKlSONS PERKS
TALTIC LOZENGES, we will forfeit the price OF the
box AI-o, warranted every kind of Pile7 For
sale at No. l fremont Temple Boston, by Z. A. HAIR
RIsON & co., Proprietors and By all druggists. Mail
oil for IN cents Oct&Nov
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-10-21

re- .Air,ui$er$ ,rW nbHye by hdndiny
In H,r .fIc"rs as ,drjy rs V.dacS.t1y H,"rh-
ing (Hpt YhUr~idy). ami ,nrii'r II ,,oSSjiic.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-10-21

We believe it is generally thought
mat common English apples cannot be
grown successfully when grated into crab
apple Trees. Seven Years ago last spring.
Geo. Ga!braiIh OF Barnet, grated a red
crab tree. and this year he gathered from
1t nine bushesl otheaulitml ..Nodheads."
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-10-21
To TOb0ccO Users.

The money worse than squandered upon
the filthy weed, tobacco. is APPLY illustra-
ted i'll small town in northern Vermont.
(Which shall he nameles> for the sake of
the few who do not use it.) By The last
census there are in this town about 900
souls. BY the help OF the Domestic Mis-
>ionary Society little church has been
held together. and preaching has been en-
Joycd most OF the time. BY a careful cen
>us and estimate. it is found that there is
spent tor tobacco in this town not less than
$1,000 anuually-a sum larger than that
given for preaching the Gospel, the school
tax and highway tax combined.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-10-21
Railroad Trains.

,...u.-p:1- \. NJ. AID 11:0O 2 n.
..lI.-ll:i3 \. NJ. and 43G p. NJ.
.... for act and Wet ON arrival Of 30
-ta-. TO connect with g:1S train next
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-10-21
Spetlal slutifr5.
Masonic Haii---Union Block

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w NO. p, F. A. NJ.
Stated meeting, >ov g.
l.. r. IIEALD, sec'y.
PALESTINE COMMANDERY, NO. 5.
stated Conclavc oct 1, $50
!. L. PERKINS, Commander.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-10-21
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-10-21

There was a display of the Aurora
boreallS. or Northern Lights. on last Fri
day evening, seldom equalled. In addi-
non TO the conyerging OF these shimmerinp
rays IN the zenith like a huge umbrella. as
sometimes seen, there were crimson hines
"hlch added great beauty to the scene.
and struck with awe the superstitious.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-10-21
4 Gate.

We were threatened hard with a rain
storm on Tuesday, but unfortunately it
proved to be hearty all wind. For few
hours tie wind blew teartuliy from the
south and southeast. but towards noua it
Whipped about into the west, when il blew
still harder. ii possible. We have heard of
no %rcat damage being done but there was
a good deal of rafting among loose prop
crty. The frame OF new house at the
west end OF Fairbanks village, partly up.
was blown down while workmen were
upon ii. but 10 one was injured. \ great
dca! OF poor fence was blown down all
about uS-ttat aboIt the Fair Ground >ut-
term" considerably. The tall chimncy>
on the st. Johusbury House and Union
Block >wayed considerably, and lost Il few
bricks from their tops. but TO- Iunatcly they
stood the pressure. \ shed belonging to
sullivan Ranncy. this side OF West Con-
cord. wa blown down; and Il great many
trees on the Luucnbur@ road, and in fat
on I'LL roads. were uptuYned or broken
lyWh. and men were busy clearing the
highways Curing The AFTERNOON. We do
not remember 80 severe and 80 pvotracted
i %alc before Il The one on the 18th. Ii ii
extended to the scaboard We shall expect
10 hear of much disaster.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-10-21

...lI-A OF getting Il reputation for
..'. "e will here say that the per
.- Of the rowdies outside of the
When there re entertainments
~o 'crtrc,ly scandalou$. 1t IS
.. ..eaMentto both performers and
>u.h q, Wa, received Friday
-., would it do 70 have the lower
windows - they could be faS-
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-10-21
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Saturday, October p, 1879.

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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-10-21
Gold and Bonds.--Oct. I8.

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