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The New York herald., 1870-11-27
ITEMS FROM TURKEY.

few items OF Turkish news are given in the Con-
stautinope papers OF the I'd OF November to hand
III the European mail. thus
Some Of the new mitrailleuses recently ordered by
the Minister OF War, at cost OF 5,400 forms per
gun tabout s54Ol, arrived from Vienna, and the
mander are expected shortly
The contract FOR making the new road between
Therapa ana Pera has been concluded, at a rate OF
G6O0 per kilomere.
ter OF Finance, and recently appointed Governor
General OF Smyrna. the insignia OF the order the
Osmanle Of the first class
Vely Pacha, Governor General OF Smyrna and
Akif Pach2. Governor General OF the Viiaet of the
Danube have been repaced-the former by Sadik
Pacha, Minister of the Evca! and the latter by Omer
Feiz Pacha now Governor or Crete.
Raouf Pacha, ex-Gr Chamberlain OF the Sultan,
becomes Governor OF Crete.
Kemal Pacha has been appointed Minister OF the
The New York herald., 1870-11-27
BROOKLYN COURTS.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COuaT-Ia BANKRUPTCY.

The Defunct Central lBank-AppoInt ment Of
nm nAssignee-Interes.ing Decision OF Judge
Benedict.
IN the Matter or the central Bank or Brooklyn,
Bankrupt porati0n.-Judgc Benedict yesterday
rendered the following decision in this case:-
In this proceeding no choice OF assignee having
been made by the creditors at the election held ac-
cording TO law the duty Of appointing an assignee
devolves upon me. am rrst 10 pass upon petl-
ton OF certain creditors OF this bank, who pray that
order DO made directing new election TO be
held. have duly considered the petition in ques-
tion and the suggestions or counsel in support OF
It, and l am satisfied that the interests OF the
creditors will not be advanced by ordering
new election. At the election already held but
fifty out of one hundred and seventythree creditors
who have proved their debts attended TO VOTE and
the law requires majority Ill numbers as well as
in amount to concur In the choice OF an assignee.
Those creditors who did attedd did not agree, While
attached to the petition IN question are but five
Names representing some $4,000 in amount and
the petition Is not supported by the names Of any Of
the creditors who did attend at the election There
therefore reason to suppose that If new elec-
ton was ordered choice would be affected, while
additional delay and expense would be caused there
by The prayer OF the petition must therefore be de-
nled As TO the appointment OF assignee (which the law
makes 1t my duty now to make, may properly state
that 90 not designate either OF the persons who
were opposing candidates at the meeting OF the
creditors; net because either OF them would not be
proper assignee, but because it seems to me better,
IN view OF the circumstances or the case to select
some third person. also competent and enuIed
confidence, who was not connected with the conro-
versy before the Register. therefore appoint Sas
i. butcher, OF the city OF BROOKLYN, to be such
slgnee who must give good and sufficient bond
cOrng to law for the faithful performance and dis
charge oil his duties. Upon the facts before me
am unable to determine what should be the
amount OF such bond which intend shall be ample
to protect the fund from all possibility OF Oss II Is
therefore referred to the Register in charge OF the
proceedings 10 ascertain The proper amount OF such
security, having regard TO the amount OF money
likely TO be realized from the assets, and to take
from the assignee a bond in such amount In the
form required by law, with liberty to any creditor
N m am nj.
vlsed or to object 10 the suciency OF the suretes
In respect to moneys which may be collected by
the assignee the same order Will be maze in this
In other cases In bankruptcy, and the assignee will
as soon as may be after receiving any money be-
longing to the estate deposit the in the National
City Bank in his name assignee.
The New York herald., 1870-11-27
CITY COURT.
The Lafayette Avenue Pavement Squabble.
Before Judge Nelson.

The Lafayette Avenue Pavement SauabbIe.
Before Judge Nelson.
John r. ROJe ana Others Us. the Water and
Sewerage B0ard-The plaintiffs brought SUIT to re-
strain the Board from entering into any contract for
or authorizing the repaving OF Lafayette avenue
with the Nicolson pavement. They alleged that a
petition, on which the Board were about to con-
tract for such pavement, had not been signed
by a plurality OF the BONA Hde properly owners
on the avenue; that nnciy-iour OF the per-
sons so signing were the pretended grantees or one
lot, conveyance fraudulenty being made TO enable
them to loln In the petition, and that without those
nlnety-f0ur names the petition had not plurality
Judge Nelson yesterday rendered his decision
in the case (Which has already been re-.
ported III the HERALDl, and held that the
case presented by plaintiffs in bringing this
action clearly entitled ihem TO the preliminary
injunction, and IN the decree The defendants were 10
be perpetnally enjeined from making any contract
or proceeding under that fraudulent petltlon. Jud9
ment was entered without costs TO either party as
against the other.
Notice to the Bar.
On the first day Of the term there Will oe gene.
raj Call OF the entire calendar Upon such can
causes may be sci down or trial by consent Tor any
day In terni and II not ready for trial when reacned
the cause must go to the foot Oi The calendar. Ihls
rule VIII not be deviated from in any case, except
Tor special reason shown upon afiidavit.
The New York herald., 1870-11-27
SUPREME CoUR1-cHAMssas.
The Motion to Stay Judgment Against I'll
Soldiers Messenger Association In,p portn n
Decision.

The Motion to Stay Judgment Agninst the
Soldiers Messenger association In,po ortn Mt
Decision.
Before Judge Brady.
Allen Us. The Soldiers Business Messenger ana
Dispatch Company The decision in this case,
which has been for long time in litigation, was rem
dered yesterday morning. Assuming. says his Honor.
that by the thlry-seventh section of the Bankrupt
law tile general provisions OF the act are made ap
picapIe corporations nevertheless II is expressly
declared that no allowance OF discharge shall be
granted TO any corporation or JOINT stock
thereof, and thus establishes distinction between
persons and corporators ana members thereof 1t
has been held that section twenty -0ne, declaring
tnat no creditor proving mis- debt or claim shall
be allowed to maintain any suit at law or I'm equity
Which VII he eoag o ~ yarons
authorities Oh tins point he proceeds To show that
the proof of debt against corporation does not,
per Sc, permit the continuance OF an action against
II, lnasmucb as II cannot be discharged under the
Bankrupt law, and more particularly where Il judg
ment against IL Is necessary TO perfect legal reme-
dy. The creditor has right to ali the property Of
the corporation, which is all they acquire by bank
ruptcy, and the provision IN the law declaring that
IT shall not be discharged Is based upon that pro-
position, and the Interior remedy which the stock
holders may have predicaed or The personal respon-
sibty OF It's stockholders. officers or members, and
which would be destroyed IL the remaining deb; IT,
self were discharged. The effect OF granting stay
upon the Judgment against corporation
an execution issued thereon. the stock
holders OF which are personally respon-
sible, Will be to dscarge person or officer
or member thereof, where sucn liability must be
predicaed oil such Judgment and OF snch execution
returned unsatsfied, and thus to indirectly accom-
plish what the Bankrupt law has declared shall not
be attained. The defendants were incorporated by
act OF the Legislature IN 1867, and by tile eighth
section the stockholders are made liable for the
debts OF the company. but not until after Judgment
and an execution returned unsatIsied In wnole or
In part against corporation. For these reasons
the motion to stay judgment must be denied.
Decisions.
Mitchell et al rs. Retd et ai-Molion for reference
denied, and cause to be placed OH the special calen-
dar for second Friday ol December.
National Health Iesurdnce association rs. Thomas
MISUNDERSTANDING opened cause restored to the
calendar and question OIL costs reserved.
The New York herald., 1870-11-27
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.
Alleged Violation Of the Revenue Law,
Rpf0ra Cnmmisslnnar Osborn.

Alleged Violation Of the Revenue Law.
Before Commissioner Osborn
The URited states ps. Frederick Me,tOn.-The de-
fendant, who keeps retail liquor store at No. 81
Rivington street, was brought before the Commits
oner, charged with dong business without paying
license under the internal revenue laws, but was let
go payment OF his license fee and the cost os the
proceedings taken against HIN. having IN Tie mean
lime received lecture from the Commissioner for
his shortcomings.
Charge Of Passing Counferfeit Money.
Before Commissioner Davenport.
Thomas Fay was arraigned yesterday on charge
Of having passed counterfeit twenty dollar bin on
Robert Gbride, at his saloon, Nos. 81 and 3I3
Water street, The prisoner will be examined next
Monday.
The New York herald., 1870-11-27

Military Preparations Going On in the Kepub-
lic--Fears Of Hostile Movement Againss
Colombia.
PANAMA Nov. IL, 1870.
Some excitement existed IN the capital on &C
count Of rumors circulated to the effect that the
President Of Ecuador Garcia MOreno--was making
warlike preparations which could only be intended
for hostile movement against the United states OF
Colombia. President Moreno has lately armed his
troops with the Chassepot gun, and has had them
instructed by Frenchmen in The use or 1t. The
Ecuadoran Minister in Bogota has denied that there
Is any foundation for such rumors, and 80 the mat
ter stands. The Ecnadorans have been beaten
badly often by the Coiombians that IT Is not ut AZ
probable they wish TO make war again.
The New York herald., 1870-11-27
SUPERIOR C0URT-SDEClAL TERM.

Decisions.
BY Judge Spencer.
Hitchcock Us. LOOntis.-Orler granted,
Jacob Greeptree u.s. Samuel ~. 0ch.-Refer
ence ordered.
Beard vS St1nnaOh.-Order granted.
Coates Us. GOdddTd.-MotiOn denied.
Dodge uS. Ctyde.-Order granted.
Anderson vS. WeSt.-Order granted.
Cunningham vS Stetthei,ne1'. granted.
Allen US. Tilden.-Order granted.
StOU Us. Miiler.-Order granted.
Broom gS. PecE.-Order granted.
Groom Ts. C1OaCn.-0rder granted.
The New York herald., 1870-11-27
SunFOGATe,S COURT.
Business Ot the Week.

bVIUTt SUITUBdtt Nto"oI'
Duiing the past week Surrogate veeder admitted
The viii Of Caleb Gilman probate, and granted let
ters Of administration on the estatd OF Mary ]. Nc
Burnie, Phebc Ann Peck and Christopher Mooney
Letters OF guardianship OF the estates OF james f.
Nelson and John W. Nelson were granted TO Robert
b. Jordan; of John and Alice McCarty, to Mary
Coghlan; OF Margaret Brotschi to veronika her
mother; OF Genevieve Mime, Lydia and Josie
Bartlett to James M. Russell, their grandfather; OF
Margaret ]. and Anuie L, Higneg, 70 WG. Mackav-
aU OF BrO0kkyh. -
The New York herald., 1870-11-27
THE COURTS.
Petitions and Discharges.

During the week ending the Goth inst. petitions
in voluntary bankruptcy were 1led by James r.
Huntington and Jacob Mayer, and discharges IN
bankruptcy were received by John Kerr, Warren I.
Crandall and Isaac Stanton.
The New York herald., 1870-11-27
& u r. Q p E.
Russian Opinion OF the War
News from Metz.
MOSCOW Agitatcd for War-FirSt Symptoms OF
National Repatriation Of England.
English Opinion Of the American
Elections.

ny che European mail at this port we nave inc
following interesting reports OF anairs IN the old
World dated to the 18th Of November.
The New York herald., 1870-11-27

EtnaUCt1l GOuuitlOu Oh tno EEphc-SHss
FriviIeses-Iudustriai Observation-Disclosures
and Commerce-1be Military Burdens.
from the London Globe, Nov. ILL.,
Tnat the Russian Finance Minister should have
decided to obtain the whole OF the new railway loan
announced yesterday from Russia itself, though 1t
may disappoint spectators In the city, ought to
create no surprse for when the last loan OF twelve
millions sterling contracted unusual precautions
were taken, for reasons which the St. Petersburg
Cabinet never explained, to prevent any portion
OF the loan being taken up al home although II was
understood that more than three tunes the entire
amount was offered TO be subscribed Tor in Russia
alone This Is the more remarkable as Russia Is a
constant borrower and has already heaped I'D q debt
OF nearly two thousand million roubes, absorbing an
annual interest OF over twelve and half millions
sterling Russia Is, indeed, somewhat OF iavorite
IN the money market, and we attribute her success
10 other causes well to the good faith aud Ia.
yentions OF the government.
In Russia we fnd very large wealthy element In
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-04-19
Estate of James E. Stewart,
DECEASED

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
~ undersigned, Public Administrator Of the
County of 0rmsby. and administrator of the above
named estate to the creditors of, and all persons
having claims against said deceased to exhibit the
same, with the necessary vouchers, within ten
months from the first publication of this notice to
the undersigned, at his office in the County Build
ings, Carson City.
H. II. BENCE, Administrator.
Carson City, March Sth, 1870 4w
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-04-19
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

A 7 II EMS GOLD AND SILVER MINING
n Company.-Notice is hereby given that at a
meeting Of the Board of Trustees Of the Athens
Gold and Silver Mining Company, held at the
office Of tie Secretary and Treasurer, on the 2lst
Of March, 1870, it was resolved that an Assess
ment Of Fifty (5O Cents be and the same is hereby
lesied upon each and every share of the capital
stock Of the company, payable Immediately to
the Secretary and Treasurer, at his office on Proc
tor strt ct, in Carson City; AID in case the paw
ment Of such assessment shall not be made within
four weeks from the publication Of this notice. the
shares on which the same remain unpaid shall be
held delinquent and subject to sale.
SAN. D. KING,
Secretary and Treasurer Athens G.. 3. n. Co. =
Carson City, LII April, 1S7o. Aw
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-08-12
Yrgal.
GUARDIAN NOTICE,

STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Court. held at
Caledonia u strict, IS the Probate Office in ST.
Johnsbury within and tor said District. on the 22d day
OF July A. d. 1870
Charlie Stevens, minors and heirs OF Ehenezrr G
Stevens OF IIardwiCk. SAID district deceased.
makes application T. said Court tor license To sell tie
whole of The real Of her SAID wards representing
that The sale thereof. the purpose of putting the
proce eds Of such sale interest or investing the
same stocks in other real estate. would be bene-
Cal said wards
Whtreuror. it ordered by said Court, that said an
session thereof TO lie held al
fh,. Prnl ate ONCE said ST JOun>rury, on the l3
llv OF August - 1870 tor hearing ana decision III
On. aud il l. further ordered. that all persons interested
h, notified hereof 10y publ cation OF notice ul -ad apld
lion am, order thereon. three weeks >uccesSNtN IA the
G,iJnI printed at JnhI~hury. before said time H
hearing thar They may appear AT said time ana pa,e
and. if they C.IlIsr, object thereto.
b. the CuUrt.-Attc>t. ---.-.
2224 ASA l.. tRENCH. Jnd - oil PROBATE.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-08-12
Auftiun aud Private SALES.
BUSINESS CHANCE FOR SALE.

The uzcriber wizhes to sell out his business In rad
dock Village This affords good chance Tor any one
b. engage il the Manufacture of Furaturt and all KIND
os job Work which is cIn-ttuty Increasing WlHstil
the Machinery with lease of shop and power g" very
rcs-ouse il applied for suon as my heHitn re-
quir,s II change Of bus Ap ly n once by man 'r
&. = Roin- sho!. l.. H. III Al.
- Io,nsh,.r,- ~ 4tf
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-08-12
NEW YORK

From Knoxboro' to Nun-villc STATION
From Serbia via South Serbia and North Nonry, TO
Ncrlnilion.
From Oriskany FALL to Knoxhoro'.
From smyrna, via Os;ci.c, to Pitcher.
NEBRASKA.
From --var', via Abel, to rhaycr
T.m ly-rc- t. -chUvicr.
From. HIt, 10 WI Point
From \.r.n.k 10 N:ylrarah.
from lH.Itric- .IcGki = Mills
From Brurlcr. Nor Ian lie
fr'm West Point t, ion, -, in Nehr.sk'
i":I i;us' Irccc =" Drvaon. ,
From Norfolk t" H. y -thwest Corner oil LOW HrHtpi
'7cu.y -'Cur. ra,.- ~. ..s, OF tie s:Nt1 plHcIlh
mc'i ian in the st tc IF Nriga-ka ". ,..,
Frpa Blair vi. AIoro El!,r Gt"Te, to We; Point
Nchra-aa.
NEVADA
Firm Bait, Mountain stA'iOn, via Battle Nonntain'
r ON {. in to Mineral Hin.
II, IN Eiko VIA Mountain CITY and silver City, to
ls.;sc Ci'v.
Fr..n IIau,iIt,n via H,vcflc to C4lviIe
CALM via Mia, r Hill ANA Eureka, TO lialnil-
From Hamilton Mount Ophir vi, shernautown
NORTH CAROLINA.
from Conpany shop. to Lenox C4slc.
from Elizabeth City lsoanoke.
From Smi'Llicd T. Hua T. Mill.
From L.r.,-lurg. va lowe d smith Store and
Gravel Hin Post Office t. larkcr's store.
ONO.
From Gen Va, VIA Mcchanicrvillc and East Truntul
70 Morgan.
From G,.t,va t. Rock {. eek.
From Weymouth, Via Me1nH and Whittlesey. to
'h.tham.
Fror, Jackson TO alifo-nia
rom jamestown, via Crap Grove and south SCION,
to south CalIl son.
on, AID 'or. William to Wilmington.
i:om lr,rtou. Wood id aud F'anncr'- Corner
70 iNc"ilO
F.ota Noupar il to Co-iloc.on
from Van W.T., va Gilh,r. Mills, to limbcrvilc.
From .Tsc. hs vi, Naomi, Weber, and Crabtscc's
OREGON
From Ami'y. via Marzh'- store. sheridan.
From Ds!lc- city 10 Uclcco Valley.
!.ou & wallis to Alsca Valley.
fr N sa IN, via Lincoln, Icna, and Bethel 20 Sher-
ida.
From u lie. city 20 Cr,o lci River.
From the Dh C. via Fittrcn-mle Greek, TyEh Val
. lev, OAK Grove, Warm spring He-ervltion Willow
ere (. to Upper Ochcgo.
From jack onvil}c. Oregon via Link River, Lost
~ -. pri-. ally. tili .o. nil.
I'm lr". H-yil.c. via C,awforl Vile, Camp Or *,
g. l.EG,H- Z ~.
From :.'..,n- CITY via Ruttc Disappointment, BIZ
.'"iri' i1"' up .n. 'iain.nd Peak spra-ue'' Val
Icy. Round Grove Drew Vail y. CiDosr Lake, ~. rise
me 10 " inh'4u''a u Nevada.
,o'h Jack -onv. He ~, Ink River and Goose Lak
Vail y, TO Camp III wei.
From TO. Had 20 Nct+It'- Bay.
rENNSNIVANIA
from Iollyt ,,n 20 Eur O.. in West Virginia.
rom l.cEay .'il-. via BrusAvill S;evcnsville and
Spr,nEvi L. I" Llcryvillc
From Sugauown 20 WHIT. Horse.
From Village 'rr"n, vi, 'hrsca, to Booths Corn
+ ON ltrdf,r I'd t. Dow in. svlllc
F.om Wet HiHg'sm, rott.r county. hy Turner
tlerk and Bingham, to >pgiH- VI liz, New YoIk.
From rri'gcporr to Cumberland Valley.
From Fr.~in!I' via \ tt. cham :, FIX Mills,
From r"tt-towu 10 '-darvle.
From i'irkersviIr, via Bur-onvillc. to Srinctown.
tIom "Xfo.d. Via Mount Vernon. 'olcrain, Kirk
wood, For-"-tdA.c, AID Bt:tvillc. TO Chrstiau1.
From Bendcrzyillr, via Mountain EEK, to DiCkn
4
From .ur- Choice, via Buffalo Mills Bridgeport,
+ \ H.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-08-12

ceivinc said plsn and map and other information, and
upon being satisfied that bridge built on ruch plan
At said locality will conform TO the prescrbeo con-
ditions of this act O-trct impair. or 1urlous
" modify the navigation Of aid river TO notify TIL s1d
c6mp1uv that he approves the and upon rcceiv-
ing -ci notification the said company may proceed o
the e c,cn OF mi! br!,c, COMO min. tetly TO the
spp owed plan and loca Jon. But Il tn" Secretary #
v .PFrovc til plan and "citio e il rid an"
10 v -,I.d company OF tEr sl.c he b-iI, sh.l not
b. uilt
APPROVED April 6, $50.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-08-12
SELLING AT COST.

Wishing to close out Stock of CROCKERY and
GLASS WARE will sell the a. COT. Having
large stock hand and bought the late reduction
of prices offer good trades those who wish to
spread their table, with new Ware. Please call and
fill your taskcts eirly.
a. VI. COOK & co.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-08-12
TIE CALEDONIAN.
L1US OF TIE L. y.


las#ed at tlle FIRST Session Of he Forty
f!r-t Cou.-re-s.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-08-12

An -rrply Deficiencies in tn pprop tons f.r
falurira of ntod state minis T.. lie ti-c ycaI
81 du., Jun thirty o"htccn hun Ire. q" rtv
Be- Z ,:ilot' b. the Sriat and H"u=c of L. pre-, nj
It.vs Of the litod States Of An. icI III touErts-
se,uLrd hat tine on hundred and six IL
trc, hundred and en'y five dollIre T." Id here
IT, appTopIia 'cd t. supply deficiency in c opri
tns 20; .aI-c- @. nj ed StI'"s mini ton. f.. tct
yeaT cLdinE june tiTticth, eighteen hundred aid
e'..v.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-08-12
Fbenezer HoIbrook's Estate

tDeHtZtT FUIUTUUN IoFHtC' .
STATE OF VERMONT Tin frmntie Court heI' al
Essen District. 'IuilildH. W!ihiA anu ti
said district. on the 27th day al July, a d. lo'u:
An Instrument, purpDrung 10 be the last W III am!
district deceased being presented 10 the court by a
Judeviue the executor therein named Tor proOate:
Il ordered by said court, that all persons concerned
therein. be notified to appear AT session Of >aii court
the I'D day Ut August. lS1u and >hcw cause, II any
they have against the Probate" OF SAID " III "i
which pun pose 1t j. further ordered that copy o
the record this order be- published three weeks sHc
C,>SVely the CaedOnlan. printed at ST. JOhnsbuTy
prev iOus to ssul time aplointcdiur hearing
BY the Court Attest,
A true copy of ReCord,-Attc>t.
2S-2j WIN. II. HAKIShORN. Judge oil PROBATE
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-08-12
Store for Sale in East Burke.
House and Shop for Sale.

The subscriber wishes to eel his li"usr and shop
cith,r together sep uatcly. The house contain :
finished rooms Of good siZ', and Il larg unfni-hcd
kitchen chumbcr her. i Wood shed, Barn and lc"
House. Not far from of land on which are Il
variety of Apple Tres, Plim Ciry and Crab NJ pie
Trees. icrrc- Currant-, tiooscberries Backbcr
rics Easpbcr.cs ard Grape Will email cXpen-c
IA. Sor be made into dwelling; hous' Tor two
families Af,r the above is sold my Hous hold Fur
Ii.ur- will he for alr Also, the stock, Fixture aud
god will Of my Lounge and Mrttrcss mandatory,
i!i-t. Avenue. 81. JOhn-bury.
tsrf j. I. CASINO.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-08-12
NnAsnnrnp ANn cArrrHEn rRorrErY.

For the necessary expenses OF def ndig suI's III ihr
Court of lans against the United states for til.
proceed of abandoned md ap'ur property under tie
the secretary of the fcI-rv pursuant To
the oiu; resolution March thirty eighteen hundred
and sixtyeicht, twenty thousand Gollars and fol tn
Necessary exp, Incurred IN defending -u- a-a -
the Secretary Of the Treasury his sohordat-- llt
in rrpr, grow iug of riZu:r 81
-uch property and proceeding suts fr the r,UcNlN
property claimed t. have accrued belonged t" til
uitrd states growing ont # the brllion sup
p,sou there and for vttli the ascu.ut- O;
employee in rec vcrin- such property, .wcnty thou
q lar.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-08-12
1aufhu Il Cos Column.
THE NEW ARTICLE OF FOOD.

For hrenty,frc cents you can btV Of your
D,uggi>t II. Giocu It package Of Sc" Moss
fa,i,c. u,,u,yjmfued Irom pure I'7.h Moss
ar Cin7uJesn, ,r5ic'i 'rU mike Sjrtce" quarts
a. Ba,nr -Noayr, and q like q~a1'tity otI'wt-
di,gS. Casiuqt%, Creams, Cdalore R"'Se,
Dr., dc. IL IS By t;U tie cheg.est, he"lth'-
st rpR most sirLcios> Iood mM rorId.
aaHJ SEA MOSS Fk6ii!E CO.,
- So Park Place, N. Y.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-08-12
FARM FOR SALE!

STUFFED fv. mile f,or East II: rdwick. from the
villa. # Noysyi'lc. stage roai ~ of good
land BulIiug= good with i little repairing. About
L. rods from .,,Od hnCl EU;se. PlrIty of
b.r. Near h. T.. r. surv y. For particular. add esq
the sul scrub +. w. tHEEEEIi, l.. VI.