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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-18
REAL ESTATE.
NRw.YoRK. Saturday, Jnl

NEw-YoRK Saturday, July 16, 1870
Some excellent properties are announced for
sale in the advertising columns Of THE TRIBUNE, and
doubtless these columns will be well consulted for de-
tails OF the sales.
The heavy rockcut through the Rutherfurd Park sum
NIT, on the Delaware Lackawanna and Western Rail
road is completed and the construction OF the sec
ond double track rapidly progressing The depot at
Newarkave Is building and the grounds grading Tor .e
be In running order the LIT day OF september ana the
most ample accommodation Is to be given AT the lowest
price. RuthcruTd Park covers the entire tract OF
LAO acres lying between the Erie Railway ana the Deia
ware and Lackawanna Railroad with two miles OF river
front on the Passac River No part OF the property
over 1000 feet from OF the four depots-two on each
rnad
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h, D dsvs after the has been awarded the successful
,i bsn enter into writing With the
-, fihfpl observe the conditions and reqSre
49, 40, forth In this according To tler true nle sbs
| centsce Of the General bonds With pc AMI sa
% s,ies in the hundred thousand Collars co az
tnre faithful performance OF sal sauaes
tg % e PROVISIONS subject 20 the hsh seventeenth
- ~ an act Of Congress entitled An act egsnng and making
for such necessary objects usually included N
without Of m
nrosde for certain incidental expenses AMI ~sS or
The Goyersmen for other LATED States sis'u,s 81 lars
vol S rage approved Aug isi2 which act prots h
case The shall fail the OF his oonss
be- and shall fe liable Tor the forfeiture spend
contract usd damages he saed for tie name oil e UNIV
L States u any court having Junshcf.ea thereof
RESERVATIONS.
T. 70 himself the following rights
Terect snd M bd IT, in his Judgment the in'erss OF The
Governsrpt re4nireIt -, - - - -. a. ~
Offered n, ALE for th>puo Of speculation and under circum
stances vii xnsf.r he allowed sanctioned
party who s be In Ike ON Of the Postmaster General able
faal conditions thereof than ne @nf1nAi contractor
TO snnu The con,sc, ~ IN usment there shall Be failure 10
perform fnhfniy any o. Its shpnt, - az Wr.nnS ,Gsno 70
sample. L-,-, -. -
II the contractor to whom the swa ,on "a. q
the award may be annuled and contract LIT 10 the ssPon
sDe bidder and % until the required agreement se
ereeoed and such neIt lowest bidder required 10
Paanon embraced herein a. II be the Original party 10 WV Wa
contract awarded. ~
BIDS =
should De securely enveped and sealed marked Proposals for smp
Envelopes and Newspaper Wppers" and st-ssad % G Tis
Assistant Postmaster General Washington, D. c.
JSO A J. CREswELL
POSTING
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marbinerp.

PROPELLER ENGINE FOR SALE, or suit
able for Rolling MIL a. Upright nv,rs Cylinder Go eu,us
Engine, m dA, ~ in stroke tbs been built.
Addre.s JOSEPH P. MASToN.
Providence, R l.. April a. 1870
'I'llE ALLEN ENGINE and PORTER GOV
BkNOR-Paties wishing STEAM POWER will hni 10
interest TO the II e Improvements before purchasing
elsewhere. send fof descriptive pamphlet AknSs
THE ALLEN ENGINE WORKS
fssIL ava eaIa.J LHndn- t1iIaelA a. S.-h--s
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DEPARTs'RE OF FOREIGN MAILS
MONDAY, JULy ~.
phSSENGERS .6RRTVED.

FROM sAvANs steamship B1rasn Livingston July &c
Anderson C. Anderson wife children and nurse
Mrs Dillon fGs L. Nmmerlyn MTs Campbell b. Fernando
and wife Hubb Mrs Names Mrs O q Hart and chd
Fuller Mrs r. ank Hnd chn Miss Agnes ClaIs
smith Mira 1onoa Codey and child, haeomoer q ImlhF
A. g. F. h lee, Geo H. Terry Cap Is j.
Martin r. Grosde NJ RugEl Il Sulman j. Reilly s,gnel
J. } &c Miller j. steininger william
Wright T. C. ager g. Johssor ~ r. smith H. Wisss- lad
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Proposals.
pssSs,r g.'ssI...1 w..assIe, e ysH' J. ~

TRknuET DEPARTMENT WAsHrsGTos ID. c. June j, 1910
PROPOSALS for CONSTRUCTION OF
hlDB"IEBL STEAMER Of WOOD for REVENUE hARNH
ssRVCBsePn,ts :easd Propa . be received At this Depart
steamer Of wood Of $50 for the for Tia
Pacific Coast. 10 be delivered al the o ssn
Measurements for unnge 70 be according old Custom Houss
rule taxing the length oad line from forward part aheI
stern post breadth Of beam nodded aud depth nom
deck 20 top Of ceiling
General specifications the Tessl viii furnished br %
application Cast"m House ct Boston Ee-for Pbdeh Bsl
M and San Francisco.
speed Of u Knots trial Of
Knots for consecutive hours, will be required
Favorable consideration will he 70 bids in seoorahes WITH the
The under the personal supervision II sg.
The Treasury Department AMI all facilities mist he aforisd him Zoe
inspecting the and workmanship. Such parts OF either
not with the drawings AMI Specifications vii e ee7d
mus be made good BY the contractor.
BID VIII be considered for this vessel except ron Pas regularly
engaged IN sbip-budiBg ,,,,
fbs Dspament reserves the right reject and all bda
accompanied by Erten guarantee ngn oJ "
The Depamen in The Of twenty thousand dollars tc thsn
the event Of the acceptance snc bid the contract VII Dc %
hn days after notice gwen BY the Department h-'
the bid has heen accepted IN 4. ..-..l...1
The hid should the for when son fesei VIII W "P
and delivered soresad
months the time Of signing the cooHaet N " 0N W.
toe completion Of the vessel
copy the plan. and specifications be ncoei with the bid
evidence o the object Of the proposal
All proposals signed sealed and sdcrd Proposals for Rev
stesms and nss.n envelope addressed 70 secretary VIC
Treasury, Washington, ID. C.
the internal with 20 Obtain zoe oes
disposition Of the several parts
bid. accepted will be required furnish aoespAbs
models with deta led specification before closing eOnrscts
The y,sssl must be- built accounting American oyds spesaons
for A No. wooden vessels for nine years
GEORGE = BOUTWELL,, Secretary Of the Treasury.
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aurtion Sales of Real gstait.

A UCTION SALE of 270 BUILDING LOTS
N and VILLA SIT Rs on THURSDAY the z instant at 2i o'clock
m on the premises ofASDRRW PINDLAY near Tnckah0e stson
BY LANCASTER UNDERHLL, Aucioneer Terms htersL luz,
within from one 10 Ave wa Of the station Inc
graded blocks fenced Trains leave Twenty GHhsI AZ 80" anu
A m. returning leave at a. m.
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SATURDAYS WEATHER. RRPoRr-s As.
wISIAJIHE ALMANAC.

BIHIATIHE ALMANAC.
7:2g Moon ris,s 10e O5
~ Hell Gatc a II
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SUPREME COURT SALE,
~ IN PARTITION,
Of
THE SPLENDID COUNTRY RESIDENCE
Of the late
ROBERT SWIFT LIVINGSTON, deceased
PAIRgHIID AuciioueeT,

On MONDAY Juy 49, 1870, At Of that day At the Hotel AZ
under the direction Of Thomas Lawrence
esq Referee very valuable residence Known Amon' for oE
Of the late Robert Swim Livingston deceased SIT
Hook Duchess County living the Hudson
miles distant from Bsrrtown and four miles from Tv
cnmp.ng ssh premises lendd large
House OuBurgs description that re uasl found At re
Ice House Wine Room Green
HOUSES 6ne spring and water and everything convenient for
6tclas. residence handsomely laid in lawns and
collection Of ornamental and
fruit .ad premises large supply ofShp Lumber
he investment
be equad st pronounced
the Country Residence in Amenca
essr particulars ppy at the Office ofGlDbON
TUCKER esq Plaintiffs Attorney Herald Buhng or at the Once
ofTHOMAS LAWRENCE, Referee No lJ NAssaust or AZ e
Office OF the Auctoueer, No II Pine at, EesYOrk
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Go n1bom II man Gbntsrn

NEw-YoRk, July 10, 1870.
NATICE is hereby given that FIVE PER
~ CENT bsided the lt day 81 August merit on all
uuls = Water vents CHAs G. CORsELL Water Registrar
IA USEuM OF FINE ARTS.-Architects are
M before Nov 1870 designs for the Museum
be Boston Of 500 each will be
sdi5dged Por information a. to
an OF the uDS prsigtsgI MARTIN BRIMMER,
OTIS EoRCR0SS,
w ". GRERSOUGH,
CHARLES w. ELIOT,
j. T. CAPOr
s4otonyHH, H. G. c. PERKINS.
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Gouses ano farms nodnteo.

XIANTED-A HOUSE and STABLE, with
w four lots Brooklyn Bedford preferred Address Doh
rs, Tribune Office.
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BaIes bp Anrtion

Bales bp Anrtlon
A EERgIs. Aseuoneer.
DY BANGS, MERWIN IL Co., Broadway, cor
40 Of Bos Works Art Fancy Goods furpi'ure &c
MopaAY July Ia and bns following DAYS a. p m, N; . IL
curious collection of BOOKS and PAMPHLET Nnoi
History md Literature Of America lndian hsaons zu
Linonsna Wsshingonana, Local history ne
belHon srd Slavery Tdsk, sc.
Eso. A. LRryTrr. Aueaouecr ..,,o>,
DOCK TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLINION
ID HLIa. Aston psoe and ghths.. LEAVrTT sTRBBBGH
LrBRARIRs CIrALeGvBD AND SOLD
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Wesitbsater Counln Real Vsials for Sale.
GENTKAI4-AVE. below jerome Park-A plot
- sale the extraordinarily low fgse of 20
be NJ two trl Ia up Ibis We,tehe,
ter. ANLt1s DAY, No III F~nld"ayf
Trinity Builiar baseH edt
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Gopnrinership Notires.


HOWE RID S. JAFFRAY n admitted into our
II Il ~ PARTNER B-S. JAPfRAf Il Co.
New YDrk- iuy Al, lS1l
NOTICE OF D1SSOLUTn)N--Th firm of
N ALFORa FARR CIPP is this ssOyei by mutual consent
efeet3uy1 lso AFFORD ad r. CLAPP Will dgn in
lpsdaton. - -,
be FIRE RMS addition OF Fish
me Tackle A. .ned formed partner
tLRP,
IlyI H. 1870 No. rs Wsuenst
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aultion Sales of Real gSiate.
J. JOHNSON j.. Aaeuoneer
DY HNSON a. MIL ER,
ID AUGTIONEERs AND
REAL ESTATE BROKERS
No EAsAu-sT.. CEDAR kEN-i0 =,
,,n.5 ,Iksngsd nerosd Auon Sales Of 5wP'Ue &c
WEDNESDAY July 20
II O'Clock, on the premises, at
WOODBRIDGE n j.,
GREAT AND PEREMPrOHi SALE OF
100 SPLENDID BUILDING LOTS, g..
together eoiisee and numerous 9utoa1ng,
s.dt bs order M KOHBERZ esq before leaving for Europe
~ Note fIO~ng very terms On the 'sean' o. % per
the Purrhs may remain on norsag ,S 1890
uclasers ehAse Special ans from The i9ol o.
a. 10 th day Of sale Pre- collation. on ,es s,S
FSr Maps and free R. K Pas'es s sPGy 81 g,,t
GRAND PARK.
VI AUCTION SALE Of the
GREAT CENTRAL SUBDIVISION
GRAND PARK
is definitely sIed for
THURSDAY JULY %, 1910.
,so EJEaAN'T VILLA PLOTS,
fam, one 10 three acres each comprising Of choice lands
pefoP iO''''i A~'u BEAUTIFUL HIaHLASDs
Of wesehester % miles from the City Niix aPefoI ns ever ten
os 10 The vicinity Of Hewiori either for purposes OF Suburban
Ho%e 10 s an opportunity parde'nps examine the
property, s,pc,.t TRAIN
will be provided Tburps July a. and Saturday Sa - Eoe'oos
D. m N Y. aud " Haven Railroad .,.o, u, T.. -
Carnage. -stng their ARRIVAL at Grand SSA 10 Convey
visitors the grounds
r"' ''''''' 'N'' ISDRgw WILSON ia, az Brorrsy
4 DfNGER, No y Pncst,
ora J. BLERCKRRl son Co No n Cedar st., -
X IA LUDLOW a 90, No. , Pine st Aaehoneens
kyLLkR. RIL1IAs lA-aA PAs,1,
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Country propertp 10 fet.

NEW French,prop. COTTAGES to LET or
~ for SALE, at Ruiberfuri Park Station \. J.
TiIOS r AGNEW No go Greenwich st., New York
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The s,s built according Loyd' specifications
~ GEORGE !. BOUTWELL,. Secretary Of III. Tre..ory.
POsEoyre. DEg Dig. -, Jp Iy u ~
PROPOSALS, for STAMPED EHNELoPEs
S.sSs f1 s%P.5 s 3
commencing the LIST %p %siOi syyF se
SSs ,s e,s BY & nsG 5 :; R nSAe qualities
No Full letter cicular unsumned on ZAP q 81
No 5 EIfs letter sire gSy ineae'thrss Qualities d,
10 Z S5eisi IS lsSy q lp'hs.-so g1aItsi..
No Extra s SPsi Ed sk%sF " wRSFRRs
Ex56SsisG 1 FRsS Ruling PAPER
All Of the above Envelopes and Wrappers mg be embossed Win post
other devices 10 sTeyea imitation and bear printing
ruling the Postmaster General direct The en.eoP must
e furnished % bidders By Department paper be ap
p Whenever Se envelope. are ordered he style. e
9s. Rn1, s az r os on 70 %. ii changes for
royalty The Of patented nvenos' for sad Incl OF ruled envelopes
ssps The on =: .H..ss;; q. .S
he be provided reuesei aud sp. IN order 81
expense The contractor The Department, re.er 18th. The sS ot
used any change. dies coO shall bs made without sIr.
Before closing contra. tn. ases:,fal Sds Ter may Be- 1saGdr pre-.
p be n pre- .su dies NAV OF may not oa.npe
dies aha. safely and securely kept By the CONTRACTOR and sAGo
shall be promptly Department its agent tho
1
Tn. envelopes must thoroughly and perfectly gmne the cumming
IN San s. NJ ncS shs entire ns wrappers ais. Aangumne
NO' '''' "" SECURITY PROM FIRE And THEFT. M. =,
Bidders the Department vii require, e
loss
THE mandatory all be subject TO the OF 80
department who will require the s'pIAuonS O VIC
70 be fishf0lg observed PACKING.
envelope. and wrappers must be banded n ps & m IN ,bs
and strong paste6oard bor securely &
cloth glued on each 70
les Tran 6fy Of the note and eet anu
,s each az the official extra Official sire sparatsV,
% s nscki in boxes lees than two HUNDRED sh1
| be wrapped and
na naner and sealed safely bear transportation W MAJ @
ouired 10 6i ,be Postmaster the straw or
containing be packed IN nens - hon..nS
sprs viii hoopiron addressed but when less nsn t"o
are rsoure proper Of direction 70 be furnished ~ an en.o'
the Department placed each package W we
Wooden containing envelopes OF wrappers 10 % So
water routes with suitable waerproohng snoo
| done under the lnspeeton anu uioe""N W
| ment
IT, and x,.ncr. mus. he furnished snd Delivered with all
ns Hsp.teh complete all resdg for and m sach
anantrs required CD the daily orders OF e
deliver made either at the PoeOnce
ID G or at the duly authorized 70 inspect h0 rceo
Of the option OF the
General and the delivering well "a all expense Of sorhe
packing addressing labelling and water prooaHs 70 oe pau " ne 0"A
tractor
seeuns envelopes for winch proposal % ~
qualities and eolors OF paper VIC
Of With blank forms Of BIDS may De hs on
snnicatou 10 the fhr Assistant Postmaster General .
This ert and OF the sample
rr f1ru must be rached 10 ana mS par
each bid or.n.xrvp
No proposal considered unless offered by m ~
accompanied By satisfactory guarantee ssne" "
two reSpOo"o~ pa AWARD AGREEMENT -
la thala
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-02-04

Ii anotIrl place viii Gr found AZ al
verli-emct.t OF an entertainment TO come
of ~ the town hail Saturday and Monday
evenings. The press and Clergy speak
highly OF il. This is what the Portland
Press says: "I'his grand and beautiful
exhibition has created the most profound
sensation wherever ii has been. The press.
both secular and religious. have unani-
mCu>ly spoken in unmeasuici terms OF
praise. Favorable notices AMI high com
mtndations lave been given from the
Pulpit. The larger and leading churches
have chartered the Exhibition for mum
Der OF cI enimgs. ana the praise of the I'll
grim i >ounGcd no only in ihc Athens OF
America. but New f.. gland joins the city
of New York il proUouncin% il the best en-
reriainmcht III Europe ar America. HE
power OF this Exhibition over the heart :
OF men of all classes Is truly wonderful.
Its success iuau@urateS a new era in
amusemeut< and refutes the oft repeated
assertion that only corrupt. vicious OF Ii
ceD,i,,u- exhibitions UPON the stare will
draw as specimen OF Fine Arts, and toI
it, moral aud retinin" influences. it de-
serves Il visit from every lover OF the good
and beautiful"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-02-04
Singular DisaDDeo,.ouce.

lO''c"'"f IItSUDDtdSNVfc.
y good deal OF anxiety has been felt fol
the past week by the friends of Mr.. James
NJ. Eddy OF this place. who somewhat
strangely disappeared on Monday, the
9th ult. The facts so far as they are
known are As follows: GA Wednesday
Jan. 18Th. Mr.. Eddy started to 20 TO Bos.
/ ton. expecting to return on Friday or Sat
urday. Not returning as expected. some
anxiety was felt for his safety by his fam
lily. but these tcaIS were partially ulIicted
by the saPpo>ition that he might have re-
turned a lar a. kcene. y. H.. and re-
manned with lis brother over the sabbath.
In fact Nj. Eddy spoke of calling there.
But not returning on Monday. a TELEGRAM
was sent to tn" Hancock House. Boston.
making enquiries tor him. \ reply came
that he was there; but on examination
the proprietor found he was not there. and
so informed the friends at this place. MIR
Eddy's son Immediately went to Boston.
when he learned that his father remained
1T The Hancock House until MONDAY morn
ing, when about Il quarter past seven
O'Clock he took his carpet bag. saving he
was going home, and left the house as
they supposed Tor the Lowell station.
This is the last that his friends have heard
of him.
There are some circumstance connected
with this disappearance quite singular.
Two weeks or more before Mr.. Eddy LETT
home. he sustained severe fail on the
ice, by which his he'd was considerably
hurt, aud by reason OF which he was for Il
short time GrranGrd. He complained Ola
bad feeling in his head for a week or
more. but at the time he went To Boston
he thought he had fully recovered. The
proprietor o: the hotel where he stopped
now saws that Mr.. Eddy Frequently spoke
of bad feeling in his head. and did 81 on
the morning he lett the hotel. but that he
saw uutlIlu. uuus'tii IN his conduct that
while there he did not go out of the house
evenings. retired early. and spent much
time in reading. The fact that N. Eddy
LETT the hotel without paving his bill. j.
proof to his trirulS that he was not him
sell. Why The proprietor or clerh allowed
him to do -. is somewhat singular. There
i nothing in Mr.. Eddv'~ domestic or Du-i-
ness relations that should causc him to
keep away f7a,n home: and the prohahi"
su position i that TN ier temporary ar
GRAFTON OF mind. cau-ci by tie. INJURY &"
his head. he tUuh the wrong uain, Or ha>
strangers where his peculiar condition i
not known. Mr.. Eddy i 4 man about -
years old, stout buiil, weighing some $50
lbs. ;evr> and hair black. with short Nhisk-
crS. inclined 10 cray. When he walks his
step is SLOW and measured. Any i"t"~:na-
ton a. to his whereabouts will hc crate
fully received by hi VIII and family
friend, i no ar. III great di-tr.,s ii! hi~
prolonged absence.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-02-04

Our readers will remember that soon af-
ter the war we gave in these columns the
case OF John L. Cole OF Walden. He was a
member of the 10th regiment. and during
one the battles which he was in. a Minnie
ball crashed through both temples forcing
both eyes from their sockets. Notwithstand-
Ing this terrible injury, young Cole lived,
although his sight was of course forever
gone. We refer to this now because we
have lately seen it stated that although
totally blind, he chops wood. threshes
grain. takes care of his stock, can hoe and
ana dig potatoes. and DO many other
Things necessary upon fam. Surely
this is Il wonderful ease in several respects.
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ter attended than usual. and at tbe meet.
ings at the rooms of the Young Mems
Christian Association several young men
have declared their intentio to serve the
Lord.
Kew. ". ). Palmer's salary has been in
creased 5000 by the Wells River church.
Outside meetings of Interes, are held by
the lay brethren in Boltonville ami
WOOdSville.
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Executive C0nsl,,it{ce.

The members OF t'e executive commit
tee OF Tie Agricultural ,ociety will rein-in-
her the uIec.Ing OF the board at the 1oWh
hall. 81. John sbury. next Tuesday, Feb.
s. 1t is hoped that a. many as can do 50
without too great Inconvenience Will be III
attendance. The success of our fairs. to
a greater or less extent. depends upon the
interest manifested and the efforts made IN
their behalf ny this board Of Officers. Let
it De mdde poiI, with the committee a:
lie lst 10 see how many towDs viii be rep
resented On tnat day. INCoG.
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REMINGTON COUNTY.

Elou Madison, an enployc of the Ea
Gle Square MtnuacturinS Company, at
south ohatt-burv, and one OF the old, It
square grinder, in the country, While tn
eaecl in grn llnL a the works hmdly
cvcnlng, ly The bursting OF u large Or II l.
stone jvrjghin4 some 2SOj pounds, ;u.d
performing lI5 revolutions per minute. }
rec lived severe injuIi"-, one oI his legs
heinz broken and several Of lis r.h~
crushed. HIS recovery is probable.
CHITTENDEN COUNTY.
w. II. Lime gave the children OF the
Home a fine >'eigh ride Friday.
The large sleigh, drawn 10y six horses,
was well filled with the happy company.
Mr. Lane stopped in front of Beach's
bakery and gave them Il treat of cake.
-Bwdnyton FIRE Press.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
The Free Press learns hat at meet
ing holIcn at Berkshire t. see if The
town would aid in the construction OF
the Mi->i quui Valley Railroad, It was
voted 10y TX maj iiy To bond to the cN-
tci.t Ui SlX TIM 5 he HTaili list.
ESSEN COUNTY.
We last weei. published the notice OF
the loss of Steam Mill at Norton Mills.
\ correspondent OF tie Express gives
these further particu'a At about hat
past ten the alarm # fire was given, ADD
before those living nearest, could reach
the spot, the whole mill was i'll flames.
Nothing could be saved, and It was only
| by tie utmost exerIiOns that the llrgt
Water Mill situated but few rods below,
was saved. \ high wind from the south
carried Il perfect shower Of burning Gin
derS. 50 much 80 that the men on the rOCt
ol the Water Mil were scemingl y in a
cuui of flame The cause OF the fire l.
unknown. The Waterman passed through
the mill Only about fifteen minutes pre-
viou- t. the alarm, and found everything
n usual, not a sign OF fire. From there
he went to the Water Mill, and passing
through it on his regular beat he was star
t, d by sud len light ard saw the Sieau
Mil wrapped in flames. 1t is grea
loss to the place as the mill employed
from 90 10 100 men who would thus b,
Il row = Gus OF employment i'll the ruid5
OF winter but for tie mgsnanimiiy OF tt,
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fij'0fOI,,

Nathan Vance. formerly of this town. is
now Il member OF the Minnesota legisla-
tdre. from Houston County. and appears
to be up 70 every good word and work. -
The temperance party he" have n hard
row 10 hoe a@aiust the prchominatiu@
foreign clemr'i: hut Nate" with the
ready wit ana staunch straight forward
ness that characterized his boyhood
doesn't let any buchanan or Iishman
.'lloor" him. lie i we'll remembered in
The southern portion 81 This county as a
champion wrestler. II female >utl: :,
whats 20 save Minnesota. he will go in tor
ii: Nate" was never known To fail 10 get
the inside lock NJ he rieht moment.
BEN.
The Durham Gcncaiogy. by Rodefick
II. Buruilam. just published. i large.
handsome. lHd interesting volume
Among il portraits i beautiful steel en-
craving OF M late brave ana GOOD yoUu :
Lieut.. Burmllam OF !.ongm4adow. Il al =
pears that Rev. Be jamin Buinham of f.
North Yarmouth. Me-, who preached nj
Groton in lS43-5. AMI his brother. the late.
| Moses Burnham OF G. !on. are filth zen
Grafton descendant, of the Essen COUNTY
| lMl->.) progenitor all being traced hacr
To the four brothers Who came from In =
Land in the l!lh century. The famous
Burnlam. estate in England which has
long been waiting established hcirShip was
anna. Scd by one Benjamin Burnham. in
The 18th century.
The new edition of the national song.
The Western H"tr,"" - - IL .i"'..i.. a.
| Buruham OF Boston. formerly OF Groton.
| * now published. The Boston Traveller
saws: Gilmore. Got Peace JUBILEE. fame.
remarked ct it. Hail Columbia was good
in it, occasion, anl So i, old S!lr SpangIrd
= glorious out gu>h. though somewhat
ouc-~j,.cd pllhaPs: ard Yankee Doodle is
| good allegro sandwich between them.
bu; Burnham'S Anthem will he the song
of the pcriod-pcliod and song. LONG and
strong" GERTY.