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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-03-10

Say, therel P'raps
Some on you chaps
Might know Jim Wild.
Well--no offence:
There amt no sense
In gettin' riled.
Jim was my chum
Upon the bar.
That's why 1 como
Down from up var,
Lookin' for Jim.
Thank'e. sirl You
Amt of that crew
Biest # you are
Money! Not much
That ant my kind:
1 amt no such.
Rumi I don't mind,
Seem it's you?
Well, this yer jim
Did you know himf
Jes' bout your size;
Same kind of eyes
Well, that is strange,
Why, it's two year
Since he came here.
Sick, for a change
Wsll, here's to US!
Eni
The h-you say!
Dead p
That little cuss?
What makes you star
You over thar?
Can n man drop
g glass in yer shop,
Eut you must r2r
'Twouldn't take
Much to break
You and Your bar.
Dead,
Poor-little-Jimi
Why, thar was me,
Jones, and Bob Les.
Harry and Ben,
Ne-account men:
Then to take himi
Well, thar, good-by;
No more, sir L
Eh?
What's that you say,
Why, dern it! sho -
MOL Yes! By Jo!
Sold
Soldl Why, you limb,
You ornery,
Dern'd old
Long-legged Jim!
FRANCIS BRET HAkrE
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-03-10

Dancing Is like new milk-it
the calves.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-03-10
n. I'd. .sG.TES

ETANUFACEUEER and Dealers In
Nj Lumber Lath and Shingles Bills cut to order
short notice. Manitowoo, Wis.
JONES
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-03-10
v,gEEE.sTss EEG USE.

WILLIAMS tS g. ESAP1FAS, Fre-
prietors. This frst-cass house : IN IN e4fe 80
Ieoi condition and the propretors are cideiC th1t
tbav car give entire satisfaction to the tfaEehs puo
liz An Omnibus will always be ready to convey traV
Farmers and Others can rely on finding good ac-
eomn,odations for horses or cattle s-u'
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-03-10
w AM r Ed.

DY the sssbsc. 81 Five Tons 0 fCiood Merchantable
DBatter, iof whivs. the highest market price will
be paid. J. Z PLATT.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-03-10
Hoonand's German Bitters

Is entirely vegetable, and contains M
liQWor. u ~ u compound CT kfIsTa rs
tracts. Fhe sS0ogN, Herbs. and ESaT9Es
from NJ f,ict tsIese extracts are made
are .4ts.ere.. IA t.eIInasIy-
q SET e ufi Ii ~<z-sS4' csReGGsis 'E'Ii
extracts tEeM SVarded &c :bIz
coDDtry Ia be ased expressly for The
manufacture OF these ESfEgers. There IN
no alcoholic substance 0Gany kind used
In compromising the kfftteFs. hence 1T ts
the only Ebitters that can be used isS
cases here alcoholic sEtsau!amts are
not advisable.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-03-10
F.SY-ETTE yE,TsSEgS'.
H. I'd. ,Fy.ER Eg.F.Yg.

G9UNTY SURVEYOR, 0Mco over
~ o. Torrisons Stores near the Bridge.
Manitowoc Wisconsin 15-Ss
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-03-10
H~ EEs s. Fs.s5sVE.

TFpREEY and Counselor Rt Law.
n Office. corner of Sth and Quay streets Nanto-
voc Wisconsin. i2-"l
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-03-10

TAited States Assistant AsseSsor.-
~ 1Ofce on Sth Street, over First National Bank
II tnitowoc Wisconsin. 1881
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-03-10

NF- Your Cards, Circulars Envelopes Bilr
IL 4 Heads. letter Heads, Circulars Posters 70
HI any description of Job Printing dona a
~ sa tins etlce> Call and see Speca
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-03-10

What makes you star
You over thar?
Cant n man drop
g glass in yer shop,
But you must r2r'i.
'Twouldn't take
Much to break
You ard Your bar.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-03-10

: CHAS. w. WHITE.

(thicIScrania- lodge No. 55. L. O. O. f.
~ Nests every Friday Evening at the ODD Follows
Hall, ia Caras block on the south side
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-03-10

" a q - y " N n -
TTDRNETSaqa law. Manitowoc-
= Wisconsin. Oflce Eighth street, over the
first National Bank jyi965.l
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-03-10
.Y,sT.O.Y.gE EEOTEE.

-un-z.S yvINDEATE, Proprietor.
This first class house is in excellent condltlon
and the proprietor is confident that ne can give per
fact sa4isr,~+iog TO the travelling public
~ viii ALWAYS be ready to take travellers 70 anu
f-er, the boats GOOD Livery Stable is kept N con-
with She House.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-03-10
y. II. yS-PDD.

TTowSEY and Counselor at F.aw.
"A Real Estate Agent. Once corner OF hi&ht
al Frank lin streets, Manitowoe, Wisconsin. PHI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-14
TIE MISSING JuD cE.

Judge George IL. Holiday, ths Western
Judge, Not Yet Found-Whnt Has Bee emo
of Him
Judge George II. Holiday, gentleman well known
In the State OF Illinois, where he had been for 40.
wards OF eleven years clerk TO the county courts OF
Macoupln county, has been missing about six weeks
He left home In April last TO come to New York to
sell his library and was here for several weeks.
From this city he went to Niagara Falls on the Goth
OF May and put up at the New York Central Hotel
and returned to this city on the 23a Of the same
month and put up at the Coleman House. On the
26th he LEFT the city again to 60 rs he stated TO
Boston. When he came TO This city he
succeeded In dlsposing OF MS library which
VAS a very valuable one, supposed to be worth
about $4,000. Although every effort has been made
10 find him by DR.. w. A. Robertson, Judge 4. L.
Looms ana L. J. PEBBLES and the police of This city
and Boston, his Whereabouts have not been ascer-
tanned. No trace OF him could be found after he left
this city on the 10Th OF May. In fact could not be
traced out OF the city, and the superstition is that
some OF the desperate characters with which the
metropolis Is In rested became aware of the
Iact that he had large SUN OF money
on his person ana dealt foully with
him In out OF the way place
lie has wife and six children in Carl nville H..
and IL Is said that his life insured $40 900 for
the benefit OF his family. Mr. Holiday IL man
lorysiX years or age OF about five feet eleven Inches
Ia height He weighs about 165 lbs He wears his
beard which Is sandy sDrlnkled with grey fun aud
closely tltnmed. His friends are doing every thing
IN their power to ascertain his fate, but tney have
yet found no trace o. him whatever. he was eX-
pected home about the end or May.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-14
THe PATeNT TESTIMONY CASE.
Examination of the Charge Of Perjury
Against GestDn--,Ir. Gownn's Testimony
Convincing Proofs Against (sestO..

Examination of the Charge Of Perjury
Against GestDn--Alr. Gownn's Testimony
Convincing Proofs Against GestOn.
An examination was held In the Tombs Police
Court yesterday before Justice Hogan in the case Of
the notorious Geston, charged with perjury In the
Gowan divorce case. As stated In yesterday 8
HERALD, warrant was on Tuesday procured by Mr..
Edwin James, counsel for the defendant in the sult
for GestOns arrest and, that individual chose to
affirm on his arrest that he was deprived OF his
liberty to prevent him from giving his testimony be-
fore Mr. Traphagen, the referee III the suit, the
day he was arrested, Mr. James brought Mr.. Trap
hagen as q witness on the examination Yesterday to
prove that such allegation was malicious false
hood. Mr.. Traphagen sHore that GestOn's testimony
was entirely complete far back az the 9th INST,
and was subscribed 10 by Geston on that day. Mr..
GoUan was next placed upon the stand, and in
answer to the examination swOre that he never
knew the woman Smith alluded to in the suit; was
never at Niblos theatre since hts marriages; was
never at Taylor's saloon with woman on the 18TH
OF May, 1869, rs was alleged; and was never in q
house III Elizabeth street, this city, IN oil his life.
This testimony directly disproves the entire sta
menr made by GestOn. Mr.. James announced his
intention to have GestOn further arraigncd on
charges OF having subOrned the three Witnesses In
the sutt-Abert Petl0usky, Mrs. Petrousky and
Lizzie Smith, TO oil OF whom Geston 1t is atested,
paid money for their testimony, and whose eX.
1t said, will throw much light upon tile manner IN
which evidence Is procured In certain classes Of
divorce suits. Justice Hogan took the papers OF the
examination yesterday and reserved his decision
until this afternoon, when further Developments Ia
this curious case are expected to be made
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-14

ess for prime No saies reported Beef hams
were duh but unchanged In value We quote Common
bonhern and Western, $50 35. Bacon quiet but ul.
changed 10 value small lot OF long clear &c.
very Ira especially for hama which, well other ktns
were In small supply We quote Western sdrv sned aud
pcAied hhoudtrs, lie. 3c. Western and city poklei
hama slc 23c; DO smoked and bnpsed do, Gee go.
nains ana Soc toc Tor smoked and bRgget hama
market Tor lard was d and heavy closing at fc for
prime western steam or city about 100 packages were sold
AZ from loo. TO ibssc for No to kettle
hoE1Caroina was quiet, but gteady About 100 tierces
choice = -" = - -A'" w
sEEDs-Linseed quiet but firm At sa93ti gold dutv
paid az Which price the last sale made. Grass were
stu dull, and prices nominal. -
srEARINf.We heard OF no sales of consequence the
nness OF holders and the smsnes OF the supply
business Fair to choice lots quoted at lSc 2OItc
sUGARThe market for fairly active the demand
pens chehy from reiners and prices firm
ASou. all q the sales made upon 944c
h hns a. vas and $50 boSe. At loAc Ike Re-
isHS; for hard is'$c iszsc for soft white, i2'Se.
low We quote -Cuba -lnferor 70 common refining,
s.yc, s1c fair refining, 94ic. good refining. aB9c
lo4c. lozc; centrifugal tlhds and boxcsj &c. lie
GLASSES .ngar hhds and boxes s'c asHc. mclado
yc 90, ~ 20 ~ sc mac. DO, ID to H. lOlac 30;
do 10 20 H. llsc. 10 to 90 I2isc l,sc do
white, i1Ac ls1gc do No. IL in bond. cash gold
b1c &C. Porto Rico Refining grades, SIC. eAo.
TALLow.-The market was duh and prices were not
strong The sales were about $4,000 lbs at 9ssc &c.
WHisKEY.- pis s43 bbs The market was quiet but
sales 200 bbs VI III w. the latter price for iron
bound bbls.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-14
Op,ands aad Mo6fie ana

prices were demanded for nl descriptions Of Santos
eu7 BAGS Sadon were sold private terms For other
descrpsiSns The msrks. was dail but, unchanged we
si51lc good do. 6alc. q 1870; prime do I:c rye;
isc. lsc; Csylon, ice. Maraeai6o, BIKE Ike;
Laguayra lste; 1sc; Jamaica, l5c, 1870; Manila.
FaEi6uTe.The market decidedly more active and
rates rer especially for grain tho
were comparatively large to some ports The chareriDg
business exhibited more activity Petroleum vessels
Of tonnage were IN better request and hold for
full previous rates. The engagements ITO Liver
pool, per steamer, 1900 bushels wheat at b1ad,
TO hhds tobacco at 22s. 3d. and small lots Id To
about r., and $50 do; 2s 3D. per lbs To
gov, steamer, 800 bushels wheat at lid To Rio
1000 bb -four at 50c To Hamburg, about 400 black
walnut at 2Ss To Bristol, steamer, GU 0c0 bushels
wheat at 3D. The charters "A bark to the Baltic with
to port In the Baltic, with 1850 bbs do.
ut g. brig TO port in Spain with LOO bls do. bark
from Philadelphia to port on the Continent between
Iiavre and Hamburg with 3b0U bbs bark hence to
the United Kingdom. with 2oo bbls dol ship, LIB toms
back, general cargo ship 1870 tons, to Peru and back
general bark from Ph'adepha to the Mederra
mean, with about 5000 bbs petroleum bark hence to
Cronsad with 900 bbls do and back to New York bark
the wndward and bark about 800 TONS from the Modter
ranean to New York, general cargo private terms
FLOUR AND GRAiN-Recelps, 1b 1854 bbls. -four, 1909
bushels wheat 80 900 do 800 do. OATS $50 do barley
and ae do malt The -four market was quiet but generally
sion Tho about 10 800 bbs For Southern
the demand active and prices steady Sales
HOO bis, including 00O for export at 3d. Rye -four
higher Sales 800 bbls Corn
aud higher. Sales $50 bbls. SIS 80 for Brandywne
II Il
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-14

NAVAL SrOIEs.-The business in snIrit iii. -
syn gnr there Ssns scarcely any demand and the
gales were 12o bills at the latter price FOR @
heavy especially for strained which was more rprI
and which was obtanable 81 about ST co. The sae.
e. Gss N TS e. The range q
So SO Tor DO and window S 81 nor gTn!s and
duh and prices were entirely nominal $3.50 AAf was
OILs.L nseed was dun and heavy, the bn.,n.,. h.,,
confined to jobbng lots which at s2c orc IL
si's Six k ar aD was a snd but
moderate saes at 49, 4sc. Crude whale Svss WIN
&C. &C. bleached winter do 75c IKE crude Socrm
western Distilled red &c. G6c; bank and srsts sks
without impoI tspt sales '~e'''' 'oc'
dull there but little demand, and that was M
small lots to supply immediate wants. and prices eSs
c which price was demanded al he cass o Dds at
bbn was inactive and nominal at lsSc lss In nanhiba
ING market was dull and we heard OF bsncss he last
was only moderate there being but ittle demand
for export and none for speculation ana psaa'1
sold 5000 bbs for July dc and 1000 do for he
5sa ssI o Of August on private terms but supposed sc
Jobbng lots dull but unchanged value Wa ouote
STANDARD Stan ,;s and prime white 2c nasHc soc In bade
Grade in shipping order quoted At about lsc whoa;
PRovfsross-Recepts. 80 bbls pork and 200 packages
cut meats The market pork the spot was very anist
heavy closing about wholesale lot. Wes Wrs
mess Small sales made at s2s s2 for Western mess
here 30 & for A Ss TO- rS AZ
shows decline Dressed hogs were in fair request and
S SS, witt ead sr. .r l ns ys hog.
dun, but unshAnged IN value The demand was
the OF $s BIG for plata aud *l8 sis for extra
no. Fierce boef was dull ana PRICES were nominal III SIS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-14
TIE lED!aN DELEGATION.

''Blg Injuns" are again In town. They are Of the
Sioux tribe and are their return from peace
visit to Washington. They arrived In tins city last
evening from Philadelphia, and are stopping at the
Metropolitan Hotel. They are in charge OF Major e.
N. Randall, indian agent, and among them are five
Chiefs viZ.:-litte Swan, Red Feather, FOur Bears,
Running Bull, ana Black TOmahawk They are &C.
companled by two interpreters. Last evening they
visited the san Francisco Hall, and to-day drive TO
the Park. They VIII remain IN town several du IS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-14
STREET CuDTirIJsi
Ha,f.past rive o,CIo.k p. NJ.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

WEDNESDAY, July 1876 r. NJ.
CorroN.The market for this staple decidedly more
acvs the demand being chiefly for spinning prices
were obtained in all cases AT the close prices steady
Mt the quotations appended. Including 81 bales
ass yey sold bales Of which 4s for spinning,
463 for 5Sp0ft % speculation and 500 10 transit For
future delivery the market very quiet there being
but little demand, but holders ndposed to operate
cept at full prices The sales C0 bales basis
ding for Angus q sc 100 do for the 1t 70 the 18TH Of
yesterday 200 bales, for October At T9c l0 No
vember at ike, and SC0 do for July at 18c IL We
mo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-14

Wheat was fairy active and the market seady. The
demand was mainly for rejected and No. spring and win
sales comprised about l1o0o, bushels at 81 a
No. s, ~ Is = 8I "a for No. Chicago. 81 "A a
81 y for soft Milwaukee,. 81 81 for choice do. 81 80 a
II 81 for Southern illinois WINTER III % for Racine spring
Corn was dull and &C. &c. lower The sales So
bushels, at PC. 81 for Western Understanding lots
as high as 81 Gland 81 06 for white inferior Western
were dull and nominal at about 63c for Western The sales
were eoQ bushels at &c. &c. for We:ternhe inside price
Tor Door 70c 'lc for Ohio and State Rye barley
and matt were dull and nominal at former prices.
GuNNIEa were dull, and heard of no sales Prices
Zoe, gold, for cloth, In bond
HEhp-The market was dull, and we heard of no sales
Prices nominal at the quotations published in our last
issue. - - '
Hops-The market dull, there being no demand ex-
cep for small lots, but prices were steady al Ice De for
common to chocs grades " w ~ '
HAY-Prices were quite steady at our quotations. with
moderate demand We quote shipping s0c a 75c retail
lois .Uc vi long rye straw, al VI iUr and short do one
MoLAssEs-The market was still dull The demand bcna
confined TO small lots to supply present wants and prices
were generally heavy We heard OF no sales of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-14

loe1s ioo1; do. tenfortes, registered 1919 a
loyn; DO. DO, coupon. lo7sS lo7g..
MIsCEiLANEoUs.
Money was easy at four per cent on call, with ex-
cept.ons al FIVE per cent. Commercial paper was
In request at six ana 4 half TO seven per cent for
prime double Names
The following shows the results Of to-day's busl-
the Su Treaa irv In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-14
THE COURSE OF TIE GOLD MARKET
9 oh own hQ ifs chief fluctuatians as follows:

In the gold loan market the rates for carrying
were 8, 80, 4, AZ and per cent. Exceptionally a
loan was made free Of interest or at "nat for bor
rowing. The European steamers took out s715,ooO
in specie. The operations of the Gold Exchange
Bank were az fOlOWs:-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-30
Organising IRE Leg stature.

The legislature meets next Wc'nes-
day, Oct ). The matter of the clerk
ship having been settled by a cpmFrU-
mi-e between Mcs-rs. Camp and Newell,
bv which the former takes the first, and
the latter the second position, the con-
test at one time seemed to centre entire
" upon the -peakrrship, for which there
i a triangular contest. But there also
seems likely to be Il similar condition "i
affairs as regards the secrc;ary~hip Of thc
S!atr. Henry Clark of the Rutland
Uerahi, has held tin, office for the pas.
nine year, and Tor an thiuE we know to
the contrary, has proved Il worthy and
acceptable officer. We learn that the
friends OF Luther O. Greene. editor OF
the Woodstock .>tudud will press lis
claims for this place at the coming So
sion. Mr. Greene Is every way capable
to till The place and whether Mr..
Clark or Mr. Greene shall he the secre-
tary of TIE next Senate, We are sure that
body will he we'll >cr,ci We learn ais,
that Major Jane, ). Peck, of Montpcl-
Ter, /, an a-pirant Tor this Office, but OF
,l,i. W.. have no certain knowleJno
D.. -. .-.; r .,.. .S,1..,;,,
i"' NV f'eT'',''' +
Will be the prlnrlp'i one we reckon.
Attic present writing there j, no change
TINT we are aware, Of in H., aspect of the
''''''7
The matter i, ana lis some OIL me "tH'
side papers treat II, we thinN after al.
that the matter of L,r.ttiyn will he likely
=, ao.;d, ,ro .,r,.-, U,ith.or. ovc.,-
-.
'''ii '"' "'s' 0''' Has ''''' '''. ''''''
tor the last eighteen Years an" l! me"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-30

\ NEW MrsIcAL SrAR.-Ncw York
er- are allow with enthusiasm over Il new
musical star which has Just arrived there,
and who made her debut in Il concert on
Monday evcnin. OF last week. Mis-
Christine Nilsson i her name, and like
that paragon Of sony, Jenny Lind, MI
Nilsson Is Swede. Some OF the New
York critics make her peer of Mr..
I.ind-Goldschmidt She Is , / years old,
an handsome. She comes to Boston the
first week in November.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-30
THIRD DAY.

Tie exercises Of this day opened al
$3.50 A. NJ. by trot between horses that
never beat 2:4O. First premium $50;
second S25 third SO, heats best three
in five. There were five entries as fol-
lows: Honest Bill, Red Cloud, Douglas,
Canada Maid and Vermont Ranger. Be-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-30

PEEsoNAL.-lIon. Harry Hubbard,
who has just been nominated by the
Governor Of New Hampshire to ill the
vacancy in the supreme bench caused by
the retirement OF Jude Ne,mith, is Il
native OF Vermont, but lor the last thir-
ty years has resided in Bath. He Grad
uated at Dartmouth, has been speaker
in the House Of Representatives and
president of tie state Senate, and was a
member OF Congress from 1910 to 1879.
He l. a democrat, a. was expected the
nominee would be, public sentiment in
the state having generally demanded that
the next candidate should be from that
party. Judge Ilibbard Is, we believe
brother OF Hon. David IIibbard of West
Concord-not 4 democrat by any means.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-30

WHO CAN BEAT THIS Mr.. \. l..
Papineau, employed in the Job Depart
ment OF the Free Press Association, set
as follows :-2,Oj6 ems in one hour,
there being but one or two break lines to
the 1,icktuI $500 in 3 81 hours
200 in S hours-solid brevier-2s
ems wide The above is a correct state
meut. and came under my personal SUI
pervision. Any typo who can set more
thousand ems in tie same time, will
confer favor by intornin" Us Of the fact.
FRED 5. MATHERs, foreman.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-30

'lln LOU lhOlC Nu'I'N IICC WY i'ii-
sidcred with some interest. They are
called Brooks seedlings.
Second Day.
The second day opened very warm
and pleasant, and Il large crowd ut pco-
pie assembled ON the ground AT an early
hour
At \. NJ. came the examination ut
stations, three ycaIs old and under, i'll
front of the judges stand. There were
four entries rs follows: Chas. Gates,
Pcacham; :. Owen, Waterford; W.
Stoddard, Waterford Peter Bcis lille,
East Burke. +. H. Clark, OF Cabot,
had on the ground three years old
Morrill, stallion, which although not al
lowed 10 compete cor a Prcminm-owlm-
to the tact that hc was not owned in the
county-wa> nevertheless, superior an
imal and Il credit to tn. Morrill, family.
Next came the examination OF matched
4eldiug- and mares. TAcrc were sIA
pairs entered and they were Il splendid
lot. Joshua Brown, 81. Johu>bury, en-
tered a pair white m.r,e. llcmy Ga4r.
Burke, pair youu2 brown m"rc-, I.
Prescott, 81. Johns ury, pair black
mares; |. L. Titus. Ilar.lwick, I.ir
/ Iar@e five years old bay g,Iding- II
Fairbanks, -. .Iohu-hury. par chestnut
ceilings l.;chard Pcatody, ~. Johns
barry. par youn@ bay hor-c--.hrrr AND
'our-gclliu@~. /. + Titus received th'
first premium II. Fairbanks, second
j. Brown, thri.
~,
1 he ne NJ Ill., . 40 order Va me ~
animation II >.Ili!'-ii- ibur yea Old an!
pny,rds II { N.,y., I,...I,,, or.
f.,cd stallion y..,,., t..r 20, ,......
old. &C.,, w SIN. Waterford entered
,.,,,o,, -,.,u,.,,, ,..,-,.l I,l, ".
R.v entered j,,i. ~. fl ,......,,r.I. II
Cu.bmar F.. , I.n,.L,r.. -,.,.;..
,.,, ILL., 4 .III l. pl
- HE'HH Wv" - nun i''''N' /. i''I IT, e
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-30

e9- Stra,burg Ina, at length surrender
ed but the wal still goes ON, with the
fortunes Of the French Frightening some
what
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-30

WHICH ?-Ihe -IrI,ls continues to as
scrt tdat y X Iiibbard, democrat, i,
elected senator from Grand Isle county
instead ot Joshua MCGOWAN, republican,,
a. has been printed in all the papers. Ii
20 MIR. IIorrohin of Bennington will not
be 50 lonesome g anticipated.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-30

The citizens Of Ryegate Barnet PcachauI, NcwluI
and GrotoD, invited Eycrs" Corner, At
TIL r. P Meeting IIoiFe, TrFIr>n, o't"ii. l>Ih'
II O'Clock. consider the proro='d IccoSlu'h o.
AmichtvGod and the Christian religion in sic ,on-ti-
tuition of the Jniicd >tl.cs:
Tdwa-d r. Fsirlauka VIM. Palmer,
4 F.. Rankin, D. y. Rogers
I,yvi- q Rr..tow \. udrrwuod,
Tohu W Walker. G. l.. T.. sle,
{. W. Tforspsol. j. ". Rcat'ie,
Il ". Barton John Boe,
/ : Watt .oAu :, rvicc,
NJ IlIc VIM. i. Mcdowell,
f. &, thsmberiu, T.. Is Fiskc.
II F,rrc-t &. VI. stone.
And many others.