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n Wont na.

We southern people are holding out ey-
|ry induceaicnt to the genteel and clever
people Of the North to come down South
|nd buy farms at big prices and settle on
..tlcm. A great many clever Northerncrs
--nOwise responsible for tie war--not bit
|mcrc than the writer i for scccssion--hayc
done 50. Butwc regret tohearthat, in some
sections outside Of this county, these poo
|ple are .1llghted'' BY many of ..our folks
|and held in social contempt, for no other
reason than because tley are Northerncrs.
This is very geographically wrong--and
|no highminded, cIiiyalrous Southcrner Is
guilty Of it. We can whistle Dixie just IL
|'cutc' as Northerner can Yankce-doodle,
but If he's well behaved. clever fellow,
We can respect and esteem him just as much
b il ther'd been no foolish war at all. Il
won't doto invite these people TO come down
South and lire among u. and then turn up
|our noses at en-. It's down right mean
;and neanne@ our Southern heart con.
|demns AZ the fruit'ofa small potato mind.
|Now lie carpet Dagger who comes doxn
South to steal and 10 lecture as on politics
md religion, il skunk that we despisc
Fully as much as We do the snake-cyed seal
|lawag who, to get an Office. hugs the bag
|ger' to bis bosom and sheds crockodiIe tear.
because he wasn't born a niggerl Had We
|the power, we'd kick these thieyish carpet
Dagger into the black Republic II lIayti.
|and send the scalIawags TO hold their bats.
But al Northemers that come South arc
not carpet-baggers. Many Of them are en-
EitIed to our highest respect and social con-
sideration, and LET It not be said that We
Ensult or mistreat them on account Of pre- /
JUDGES gcrIninated By the war. We doubt
4 those who cherish these unmanIy prejudi-
rcs did any Of the ighting--Gen. lee and
tie gallant men who stood BY him 81 The
surrender, lwhen the South whipped the
sOuth) buried them IN Tho gave Of the
lost cause. and there LET them reposo.
These remarks are elected By Q letter
from correspondent not thousand miles
from here tbut We are glad to say outside
u 0ange,) who writes Us That several
! Northern families who have brought thcir|
money along md settled III citizens. arc'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-05-18

- Nt@fN - BIZ ~ tutQs
John Berry, and Elizabeth Berry.
ExeeutorsofJohn Berry ST., d'ed npns.
|Nlaein w. Allison, and John ].
Allison, Executors of joseph derts
}. Allison, deceased.
Appearing on affidavit Of The pIalnslff. 10 M
ssilsfaeiionof The Court that q cause Of acfIofl
Nisls againsi The defendants III this case ana fhai
lohn u Allison one M the defendants hath tlnnarf
u from he state % North Carolina 10 avoid nm
Service ~ summons:
II L therefore ordered ~ fhr court that pnIdll
PATTON be made weekly fof six successive weeks hi
ne Marlborough Recorder newspaper pui,Iisl.ed
Ia Nc Town o. IIlllsboroueh. thai de aid John
y; Allison L SUMMONED 20 appear Al tl.e nexf
Term q thl. court AZ Che Court House b fiIlIS
pore on the eth Monday aier the first Monday III
|ceplembrr next, and answer 10 the complaint al
ne plaintiffs, otherwise the plainfnwlll take ind q
nelst aslnst The defendants Cor the sum of F'lsc
hundred and Ninety one Dollars and fiflr eichf
|ssents. With Interest thereon from The 10th III
March 1851 IN Paid.
Wines teoic Laws Clerk n saIdcourt Al al
ilce IL Marlborough this i0h day II May A ID IssU
Cpr's G.. $1,000
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Under uhicn King, Bcxonia /?

Under which King. Bex0nia?
The so-called Radical 6nvntion that
1eamc off in Raleigh last week does moi
seem to haze been a very harmonious body,
Five credit reports Galloway seems tc
|havc been 4 thorn in the Convention side /;
Ind getting drunk and kicking up jack Ian
aled him in the guard-house. AS the po-
slice bore him on to prison, 4 sable friend
attempted lis release. and he Got knocked
|down.
Turbulent and disordcrly, however, q
the Convention may have been, it was res
|pectablc at least as to numbers.
The acquisition Of Samuel I. Phillips,
| Esq, to The Republican party IS \ tower
IF strength ind responsibility, and we'll
|nay Conservatives lament the step lie has
ltaken, though we presume il astonished no
|one. as, in common with two-thirds Of the|
people of the State, he thirsts for Office.
|Mr. Phillips is an able lawyer and, should
Fle be elected Attorney General. viii make
/ good officer.
Mr. Phillips made a speech accepting
sle nomination, il which he ayowcd him
Telfa s.Republicaa. tie docs ndt tell ID
what he means blythe word Republican. n
Pity that he did not define it, for the word
now-a-days has several meanings. In yir-|
ginia, for instance. Gov. Walker heads d
Republican party which is acceptable to the
Conservatives, in that it eschews radicalism
while ex-Goy, Wells leads another Re
publican party (radical) very different from
the former, and which maintains the doc
|trinc Of social equality ofthe races and that
stealing is no HARM This radical clement
Of .Republicanism is composed mainly of
low-down 'cusses' as bankrupt in character
hs fortune honestly acquired, and all the
scallawags (men who sacrifice their honor
their principles and even theircolor. to getl
Cficc,) inccntincntly tie to it. Stealing il
the morning-star Of its glory, and if it has
, political purpose in view that purpose il
10 give Congress the power to make and
unmake the States at option--to erect a
central head at Washington which shall
make and unmake the laws Of the States,
pnd give the latter 30 more power than the
Counties Of Stazc are allowed BY their
creator now to exercise. That old leprous|
scab, Brownlow, proclains this Is grand
object Of his radical Republican party
and for once he tells the truth. The peo-'
pie Of North Carolina demand to know ofI
Meszrs Phillips and X. G. Badger (for he.
too, seems to have been suddenly convert
I'd, J to which wing Of the Republican par
~ so-caIled, they bclong--thc honest wing
Or the dishoncst--the decent or the inde-l
;ent--the Gov. Walker wing or the cx-Gov.
Wells faction, which can no more affiliate
Than oil can mix with water.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-05-18

A travelling correspondent Of the Fay
stteyiIIo Eagle, who recently visited Cas-
we'll, speaking of Leasburg says
| was glad to find my old friend r. p.
2. Hancock still running his large tobacco
factory, despite the revenue gad-ay that is
eternally sucking at the rate Of $32 on tho
hundred. Hancock is an energetic, liberal
fellow and deserves success. lie bass
smoking tobacco on hand Eve years old that
IS sweet, aromatic and mellow, and as far
superior to Durham (nownOt TO be compar
I'd to what il was few years ago. as Dur
ham is 10 the execrable Lorillard. II
strikes Us Capt. Evans oftIle. HfisJoro Re
sorier would relish il. SO would ..Ione
Grabs, il he affects the weed Il IS the
ssPoncmahv brand.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-05-18

TOT Ht AccDFucF,
Messrs. Editors. In the last issue ii
your paper | sec that a friend who signs
himself San Old Farmer" suggests nv
name s'as a candidate for the State leg
islature. and. though he had not consulted
me. expresses the opinion that ! would &C.
cept.
Whilst / am obliged to this friend for
bis kind opinion--asa representative of
people Of my native county-he is mistaken
rs to my purpose.
1 have made one uniform response 70 an
who have sfken to me Oh the subject
.sthat ] could with no sort Of propriety ac-
cept nomination." ask no place-and
do nee desirca scat in the Legs,
lature. -
III most sincerely hope the people Of
|. '0rangcv will avoid al discord and acting
IN union and harmony will elect those equal
b the grave duties Of the times and wac
will with fidelity unite with all good men
in protecting US from any nelc robbery. op-
PRECISION or miss-rule.
May 10th. p. G. CAMERON.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-05-18
Stale Of NorIh.Carolina.
0RARGE COUNTY-Swvior Corr,
srnISe TERN. 1870.
'' EdmundP chan,bor.

|Rullin Il. Iapp, Admir- Of
Edmund p. Chambers,
~. PETITION
Nancy Chambers, Hannah 10 selI
Rlnht0n, wife Of Enocli Land 10 nay
iauelton, susan Cham Debts.
hers and Jno M. Cham
bers.
'rTIIE petition 81 ne pIiniin having hi. da,
Ieen fled before me George Laws Jnsl.ss II III.
PROBATE q Orange County, asking % sell The landl
escfiled ~ the petition for The payment n ne
interstate debis, and 4 appearing that TIE defend
nis above named are non residents of North ar
Dllna-lt j. therefore ordered that pnlihafIo1 81
|uadel u the IIllIsb0f0 Recorder news usref nal,
|slied IN Efilkboro for tx successive weeks. No.
/ Flying the dfieudanis u the filing II the aid ~
|lilpns aud Summons them 70 he and aui,rar a mi
,ee n IIlllsoFv ~ the 9Th day Of JslIy $50 and
haE ansl there answer 0f demnF 10 the PETITION N
he sud RuIIin X. Tapp. Administrators I'm tl,a
sale = nc land q TIC intcsiatc Edmund +. Claml
|beis To- the payment Of debts.
GEORGE LAWS.
pf re. FiV.py Judge Of Probate
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lie GOES TO MILTON.


Milton lies on Dan River, some II
'niles distant Iput up at the only Hotel
|of the place. kept BY Mr. Gordon. lie
really feeds well and what Is good for The
traveller charges Gerry moderately. Milton
|was pronounced "a finished town long a.
30 b. some discerning traveller, and con.
iess to no desire to question the CORRECTNESS.
'ofthe judgement, II Is a finished, place.
bud rather badly finished at TINT. But then
III Il looking up" II is once more 4
tobacco mart, and the leaf il bringing re-
'munerativo prices. / attended SUE 81
'seyeral lots at one Of the Warehouses [the
Ellison Warehouse, does the principal bu-
|pines. Prices ranged from seven to forty
|lollars as well as I remember. A year ago
'lhe place was decidedly under the weather.
|but It IS evidently rcyiying. | had the
pleasure Of meeting Capt. Evans. the Jun.
|ior Editor Of the IIillsborough Recorder.
lie seems IN good keeping, but was out on
\ foraging expedition.
IN my trip through Caswell / heard but
|itsle said Of the coming campaign. The
whites Of this county arc all right and will
vote against rascality and corruption. Who
will be the candidates for Congress i By M
means certain. Caswcll's most able and
distinguished adopted son, Judge Kerr.
would be the man for the place. but nm
fortunately he Is banned. 1t would Be )
cheering sign 10 have such a patriot and
statesman once more inCohgress.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-05-18

l0clsed M II tho ctase Of eternity, and VA
have no sort Of doubt but that the rrOef-
sheets Of his life On earth will read elem
ii the eyes Of the saved in heaven.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-05-18

IArkin Ray, 81 Ashc county, has disco.
vered vein q pure Mica (1singlassJ and
Is working il successfully. We have been
surprised that 4 greater trade IN this article
has not built up IN Mitchell and Cleveland
counties. We know Of several mines IN
each, and in Rutherford also. which have
Yielded blocks Of G X inches, from mere
y surface working. Mich of those dimcn-
.ions would fndready mlc nt al per pound.
Asfcfps Citizen.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-09
AT AUCTION
Water Power and Business.


In - Iohu-bury, VI ar Ely Rllch IL Co. Hoe and
Fork Work., ten r.uutr- walk from Railroad station
"a ll-iuc=s ".utrc-. and on the line OF the
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-09
800 Acres of Land and Passage for 500.
No:iCEToLIsTERs m CALEDONIA CO.

The lat tuesday of september Is the time fined By
laN f,r meeting q Listens to Cquaiizc the nl
prii n +, al estate. This occur the -Ith - sept,
the { day OF The County FAR, and Is quite a nuIa-
lci + IN Listers of the County ar officially conn c,cd
wit Ii, uiceIs and lnImiti cvs-t la b
Gc"i.cI cNPedcut upon consideration OF -cv raj OF til,
Listers for uch may be present 1t the County scIt on
that day, tnc court House, at o'clock T.
and organ and adjourn 10 saturday oct. l. IT 10
o'clock 81, complies the dutie- 81 the convention
Therefore, ali the Lister of the County, upon whom
the Cuy ialls, notified 10 -, present saturday
aiorc-ald, ior the purpose suggested
ROBERT HARVEY,
j. I. G.. CC\NlNGHAM,
y. II. HALL,
l.. i. FARMS,
A Il. CHADWICK,
zS-.9 And others.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-09

ton Banner has been followed by the APP
pearance of another paper. This Is
called the Bennington Free Press 1t is
issued weekly from the Hoosac Valley
news office in North Adams. NIessrs.
/ c. ~ & +. w. Pierce, the new proprie-
tors Of the Banner. announced in their
-alutatory that they had purchased the
: Banner ''solely as Il business enterprise
and not with the design to enter into any
local or personal quarrcls." They, how
ever, took down the name of Hon. 4. b.
Gardner, the regular Republican NOM
lnee for state senator, and substituted the
name of Tarrant y. Slblev. who is the
democratic nominee for senator. They
own that it is unfortunate" to be com
PEELED thus to put democrat on their
ticket; but say they prefer an honest
democrat 10 an ''unreliable republican,
as they consider Mr. Gardner to be
They charge that the men who secured
The nomination of Mr.. Gardner in the
republican convention will cndravor to
secure the defeat of Mr.. OrviS. the other
republican nominee for senator, by voting
for Mr.. llorrobin, the other democratic
candidate for senator.
The new paper, on the other hand,
-tuuily sIslains Mr. Gardner, and
charges its opponents with mutilaling
the regular ticket to crafty personal
spite. 1t is plain that the quarrel in the
county has reached a pitch where it
over sIaughs ali party lincs.-Free Press
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-09
FdreWeU TO Il. ". Parker, Ms
SiOnOTy to {HdiU

A meeting Will be held at the NJ. E..
church. St. .John>burv, Tuesday, Sept -.
for this purpose. The following exercises
have been decided on by a committee ap-
pointed at the Lyndonville camp meeting ::
P. M.-Address to the ladies by Mrs.
Parker.
$50 p. M.-Services at which there will
be short speeches by the brethren. At
the close of these exercises. which will be
be devoted TO farewell greetings. Those
coming and desiring entertainment will
Immediately notify Rev. J. W. Walker.
who will make arrangements for them.
NJ. V. b. KNOX. Tor Committee.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-09
deaths.

In -. Iohnsbury, Sept /, BERTHE W, infant o:
W. IL. and Sarah b. Shaw, aged year and month";.
In st. john bury, sept I, Minnie s. infant daughter
OF }. H. and Mary RILEY, aged 10 months.
In st. ,Johns'u-y, rug %, Martha Della, daughter
OF Walter y and Charlotte :. Learned, aged year,
3 months and Is days
In Greensboro Village, sept 5, of typhoid dye ntery
Charles Henry, Of h. I. and \. l.. Burpte, aged
year and months.
In Barton, sept. I, Mr.. Branard Stebbins, aged e.
years,
70 years.
Ia Greensboro, August u, Charles Cook, aged 76
years
At North Troy, aug. 2e, Ira Leach, aged 80 YEAR.
In Waterford, sept = Leartis d. Farnham aged "a
Year.. :5-Sprugticld prpIs please copy.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-09

-.uiuow comes Loren Hal" OF Water
....ia hen, cg.s Which weighs tour
. .uuftr. ounces. strong. and mca>-
- ,.-a, and a quarter inches in circum-
.,.. iii, hen lays one of this kind
. Fortnight. regularly. Next,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-09
J i;,,ch-IEc,o,jrG Thrust.

ur action OF Two OF the listers OF tins
1854 la quitting up the grand list OF this
80 O., such an eXtravagant and eX0r-
a.F rate, i a serious blow to the labor
- ia~-c- ana the poorer men in our town.
81 .uu price real estate has been rated in
.... ..-, ,ur last five years. not one-hali
.-n dwelling houses have been erected
..oulnmolate the increase of men who
..... 'o work and do business within our
..a... Aud where i lhc man 50 tool-har-
81, to think OF building more houses in
n.- Village WHEN every dwelling OF mod
"a'" proportions even. represents i'll the
-.-... lit :. good farm OF from one to two
H.HHr-d acres: We think it Is a matter OF
'.r Ir-rel that such serious blow has
"''u .u-rd at the material prosperity o
0a. town. y it Is. the laUOring classe:
r.I nave 20 live on in attics and cellars
o. leave town altogether.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-09
Surprised.

One day last week. Charley Pixies men
surrounded him at Lennoxville. and made
him present Of a beautiful gold-headed
cane. The present is very appropriate, as
the recipient is obliged to always use a
cane in walking. On the head of the cane
is neatly engraved: .'Piesented to Chas.
b. Pike, from his men on construction
train. Massawippi Valley Railroad. Aug.
%, 1870
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-09
Merchant Tailor's Shop.
T.. UNDERWOOD.

- CUTTING DOSE r. ORDER. Il;
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-09
WASHINGTON COUNTY.

Eli b. Mead of Mortified recently
attempted to commit suicide by cutting
his threat, during a temporary ut OF IN
sanity, but did not succeed in his pur-
pose, and will probably recover.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-09
EXCURSION TICKETS

will leave It John-nury ut $50 4. NJ. and return
4:3O +. NJ.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-09
Balloon ascension,

The balloon ascension is to be at Barton
this year. instead of st. Johnsburv. on
Thursday, the 18th. See advertisement
of PaSsumpsic railroad.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-09
aMarriagrs.

In thi. viIiar, sept. ., hy L, :. ". stic- New
port MI Mar-halI W. Mfca ard Miss Aiic, NJ Ratcl,i
der. both If It. Juhnrtury.
At St .Iohnsbury Centre. Aug. II, h. Rev. Edward
+. Fairbanks, Mr. AInasl NJ Hines and Miss clara \.
Putnam of -: Johu-bury.
At st. John-Lury Centre, sept. C. at the NJ. T. Far
souagc, by Rev. NJ. V. Il. Knox Mr. Geo. ". Sprugue
md Mis-. Ellen l.. Ward. both If Dauvillr.
Ia Bloomington. Aug. 2G, Mr.. OTIS G. Sweat OF Bol-
ton, T. q, and Mrs Julia VI. Daviz OF Wcstmorc.
In Newport July -, MIR. Daniel T. Prescott and Mis-
Ar.Lcn =. Kemp, both OF Fairlcc.
In Newport Aus %, Air. James NJ. GroGau ard Miss
Elvirl VI. Griffin, both Of Lowell Mas.
In Derby. Aug. Il, Rev. K. J. y. johnson of Luner-
burgh and Mir Olivia Bat Of Derby.
In rrovid L. L. July Il. Mr.. Joseph Jackson.
Jr \. b., lac Principal Of Dcsby Acad my, and Miss
Mary Coyre! both Of rr1vid
In Burton, Aug. g, Mr.. Malcolm Mcleod Of Barton,
ard Mis- Carrie Ciooi.ll OF Derby.
In Glover, Aug. 80, Mr.. AfreI Jor Ian of B.ruston,
p. q, uu! H.ss Abbie +. Jones of Glover.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-09

The iad greatly improved Family Machine which
been perfected after than ycrs of expert
mcut I'll Latest novelty offered tv this Company.
Ihi- a,hnc finer needle than sny other, and
u riding Trading etc. ana il capable OF the widest
range of work. ItIs also simple, with few paIts, easily
adjus I'd, compact positive and quiet in ACTON with
IL tcnson and is pleasant object TO look upon in
the hou and be heartily comm, nded and recon-
end To all who wish TO supply them-elves with this
moiern home necessity.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-09

Ir pared from fer kinds Of Cotf the flavor Of
Inch m.u-l, haTu0uiu togy h,r. Put up in japan
. ia au-, Etrrc-. Hal: Btr,l-. and RoA's.
NIIUIIT CIILIE.S . REOIHEE
13.. rs AID 20 W. -hia-ou r. New York.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-09
TIE CALIFORNIAN.
iaCAL AND STATE ITEMS.

. r,.I>- FURY. VT. FRIDAY. SEPT. ., 1s7n
49,. FRIENDS III this section OF the State will
,r~.allv to the interest OF the Caledo-
..'.,. ..,. sending Us local items promptly and
-...- ...i'i, form.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-09

Almost O.r MiI,s Ha.hiHCS and this is about three
many Las been -old by any other Com
ptIN.
All of this has been done jus; upon the merits e the
machines, tu'y never exhibition AT firs "a
any such plIces They universally acknowledge
by 9TH manufacturers be n, bert S,triiJ Nd
ehtits the porti their sslcs conclusvely show.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-09

BENNINGTON CoUNTY.-With the bit
Ter personal and political controversy IN
progress in Bennington county, it is not
surprising that the sale Of the Benning-
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fJcSf Barnet.

On Sept. let, party from West Barnet.
81 twenty-five persons in all. made visit
10 Devil II H. i'll Peacham. 80 called
.ron the fact that it was suppose. that
;he old gentleman" lived there himself.
Ii is said that one OF the early settler net
him thcrc.l The day was fine. and the
party had 4 splcnaid view of the surround
ia. country-a vast wilderness of timber
said TO contain an area Of 80 square miles.
ihe survey OF the Montpelier a Wells
River railroad passes through this forest.
From the summit OF the hill can he seen
Onion river pond, the source Of the Onion
river; also, Martins pond. Mud pond.
and GrUtUn pond.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-09
A GOOD PIANO,
NOTICE.

Whereas. my wife, Lydia Frost has l.ft my bed and
board without just prOvOc tion thi il forbid I'll per
cons harboring or trusting her my account.
ISAIAH FROST.
Groton, Sept. :, 1870. 2S-3O'
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-09

A voting man named Root. engaged
.-c,,,rin" one OF the shops of the
l..--.- Fairbanks. tell through sky-light
... .ay- a"o. and h!uac his arm.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-09

-Ihe!e is notice in another place tor
.....u- ofthc Listers of Caledonia county.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-09
COUrPutiOlf,

The Jubilee Convention of Orleans
county. AT Barton Fair Ground was called
To order by Rev. W. =. Robinson. AZ 10
o'clock Wednesday. and organized by the
choice of y. X. Drury, Esq. OF Green's
horo. chairman and ID. b. Raud. secre-
tary. The North Derby cornet band was
in attendance and did its part to make the
services interesting. Prayer was offered
by the venerable DIR. Hall OF Browning
Ton. \ devotional anthem was rendered
by the choir, after which the following
subjects were discussed. in all but one
ease by eX'clnpOle speeches. which were
unusually brict. although exceeding the
time six minutes) allotted TO each. by
the chairman.
Alus c, CnoIR.
History Of Pilgrim, /. II. Thompson, Gait bury.
History of Puritans, Dea nj Conf -, greensboro.
John Robinson, Icy. VIM. \. Robinson. Barron.
Tin Social Compact of the Maytiowcr.
Hon. F. \. stewart, Derby.
Wusc, rA>p.
Coucr. catiou,Ii-m Lcsi TINA ON the May flo,ycr
Rev, ;. X. II. prrkia-, Glov, I.
The Fir; Church in New England,
Rev. \. c. Chi.ds. ChaIl5 ston.
Tie VI nn,rs and Customs Of our Father and Moth r.
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-09

-Erv. F. +. Hlealy will preach in the
.i.,y Hal. sunday. September 18th.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-09

There was some frost both Wedncs-
IA. and Thursday mornings.