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, 1870-07-28
TIE EUROPEAN WAR.

Scandinavian Syupafhics with Franco fou,
1rAdlctrd.
ID tie Editor Of 7as Chicago Tribune:
Tbs undersigned, among the olocss Scandlna
vtan residents Of Chicago, desire to make 1t known
10 the community nj large that they have hsd
nothing to do with, nor did they know anything
about, the Scandinavian clique meeting held al
Willia1as' Hotel to declare its sympathtts With
Frnnce In the present conflict between that coon.
Try and Germany. The men who composed that
meeting. agreed upon between themselves only.
are, With very few exceptions entirely unknown
to ia, and We for our par, must protest agalnst
their calling themselves " "The scsudlnav,ans OF
Chicago. Neowe 1t to CDR American Ie11ow.csu-
1ens principally, hereby GieclA1e1hs1, had reg
u,ar Scandtu avian meeting been Called for the
purpose, We should have been there and protested
pressed 70 that nsurper, who. ~ The
hour OF greatest pcr1l to our adopted
country. proposed 70 bseak the block.
AtIe Of the Southern ports. and attempted to steal
into II " WAY OF Mcxic0, thrunSh ha armed hories
To As.tst the TGbels III a1iSts1tnX the American
Union, with which VIC had long since cast our f0ts
as one and forever instparnhle; aud we sboold.
IN the c0atsaIy, hare coutended fof: thht m au-
dress he kent the governments Of olT native lands,
iHplorlug theis st1ctest neutrality, as to our in
ncI1nost conviction the onls tue policy for Scnn
dinaTia 10 rnr4sne In the wa1 tAAI now threatens
to III rotIe EuzSpG+ ........ ....
Whatever consolation, therefore, the ruler OF
France may derive from these Scandinavian
Clique aynrath!es here. he IL welcome TO II: ut the
kayie time VIE, for ourselves desire Il dlstlpciIy
understood thai We could never have been made
, 1870-07-28
TO RENr-sroREs. OFFICES, 70.

TO RENT-sTUREs. OFFICES, 30.
ITO REST-ASD FIXTURES FOR SALE OF
State4t .....
ToJaESr-sTATK-sTI .. BENZ; :o1n FEET
deen AAo. ! Fo1Eue over tAtd ssose. W.
WALLER S Lombard Block
T'O KEST--CH ZAP. EASEMENT SECoSD.IH1KD
l and fourth hoors ot NJ Il soEth Nates*tt orpostt
Illinois Central Railroad It.N,t so
manufacturing hussne<A. b. SCaHAphh 61toa- '-s
OeArtorp-f1.. Room IL
ITO REST-A FINE SUITE OF OFFICES ~ STs,i Ff3SI
Otsee Block. wrL sulsed loe I drutnL - S- ktAI0
4 CO. III Drafhorp<t
, 1870-07-28
Important 10 Prnsinntrs.

Scmc of the pension certificates to guardtAns
with two or more minor children contain the fol-
itswiDE cauSe: alt Is further provided that when
Snit "e g g. the a1o,s ehne is ennt!ea tne a.,
that date" By al orler from the Pension on1ee,
such certificates must be sept to the Commission.
before further yment can be 1nsde OH them AL
guardians who hold such certificates ahouii send
them at once to lie corrected In order to be
paid Without delay at the coming Septem
fsr payment The certificates will be returned u
! the guar,ilans through the rensiun Agency wher,
the pension ia paid. The pension certificate shout
Hen II. Van ArmaD, Commissioner Of Pensions
Washington, d. Z. All guardians on the Ch,ca2
/ rt,lI have bcen notl1ei hy malt At the Post ONO
/ address given At iaK payment, tut - sone q
them mag have changed their address this motto
I Is given ttem thruugh the newspapers
| &a-, 3. j. SWEET, Pension Agent
, 1870-07-28

Meteorological record for 1ulx q, 1870, a. re.
@sitd t5 ,. @. LanRRuth, JE.. 0p;ictau, Iii ttau.
tlnith street. correspondent Of the Smithsonian
Institute The small letters are the initials for the
ss, wtisls ..veertne. gentle" .hieh." ."dsy.'
, 1870-07-28

Time permitting, hundreds OF other names Of
wCll-kn0wn Scandlnarlans here could easily hayc
been obtained for this protest.
CHICAGO July 81, 1870.
, 1870-07-28
INSTRUCTION.

IEAS1LD-A PAR1SfAE LADY. JEST FROM
iu " s!eEst l.tksaxe- Address ARS LkLARD0GH.
Il St1ts Ota-baFc4k -.1
, 1870-07-28
FINANCIAL

Z AANAAAa0AEAAA
nsa..a ~ BlAsaMAp, sSMs Is s1' E bssl bs2
NfoSEY TO LoAS-oN REAL FsrArE sEcu.
NJ rtt!ts, n large su1as. nj prf cent JOSIAH h.
MONEY LOANED ON coLLATERAL sRcERI-
MI fos ha.t tine by II. Z. SToRki. lea Ws.hirk.
Ln+t- Rot n .
J}'ASTErlTO HORROw-s4soW DOLLARS FOR
tweve yca-t At 10 PER eent- annual intcftst:
re see1Hty gwen hJ mortgage zeal c9tats resE Chi
eaeo- For pastieulA1 Aadress FINANCE. Drawer.
N'ASTED-FIFTKkS HUNDRED d.sU1 nOL-
rtd eseh Win pay eeut and sivt The hest Of 10
an a., .s "a; 4 sisnFS; Tsae - H. promptly on as Ad
- nOn 1HArE A xoTK FOR s.aoo, Sc
Gz.ONN eaTed r. d.ed E: t5n-t u:ea eao'ee NJ
With per crnt snnual Interest fher- u 4 prior lien,
dua in six mouths. The property s;cur!nx Il 4 worth
than dcuhte the rDttrr fneuueauee. VIII ri!
discount 10 u .s esns Ier annam for three
dAyA Address X. IIt6rnc office.
50 I'm e3oo a10n, TO LOAN FOR TEARS
s 5;sd ~ .Ss & ssns wAEkER III
CO. OTIS Block, 10 Aadlron-sL
81 0i|0 70 U0AS AT : PkR cKNT 9S FIRST
BALL, Rnotu Portland kloek-
$4,000 AS e is.u oa y eeis.1F. EEL fsraIE ;s1g
IL s Il ss Is sais,:S ta ''ls
c1S0 000 10 LOAN QN RIAL ETATK Al
plOQ.OUt} lo. E1trs of Interest +. T. pOWS-
Ing CO.. rs Dtsttosost
, 1870-07-28

PertaFs the richest man 1t Long Branch ia
Anthony Drc1el+ y banker, Of Philadelphia, 3
cthesr. aud the hexd OF IN unosteatatious, but
iang- g-bottonetl banking house, established. il
| ! an correctly informed, by ; very thrifty
aol!aEder, who ar1lved upon this hemisphere
wl:h lcts than an umbrella, and founded :
house befGza dying, which ranks With the
nothing but nea,nees to distinguish it, and,
Icing really nch. he docn not crave mrre no
so'.ets. but g,ves that away, with his other old
clothes. to those who a1e anxious 10 wear it.
THE JKRsEI COAST.
Richard Stockton and Captain Gadsden-
the latter e1-Commander OF the steamship
-nscc-dHell right bs Grants cottage: al
'helr Eousce ate separated from the hoiel part
| OF Long h1nch hy = salt pond, Of tho size Of a
mill rcnd. Two miles pas: GFaut's cottxge il
larger inarntAticn Of The sen, called Great
Iond, remaskahlc as the spot there the ship
yards from shore, and nearly 800 corpees were
toon scattered along the beach. There are
three Of the United States Life Saving Stations
in tLis village. and they extend It interv tia at
five niles, from Sandy Hook to Cape May,
One Of them il only quarter Of mile from
the T1csilent's grounds, and This, Ike al she
otl's1f, consists Of ANAL house, signal dag.
! stah. life-boAss and = powder mortar which Il
ueed 10 fire bali attached 10 q conl across
the wrcck: the cord, being hauled upon. con,
| NGHn ~ Tue WIeCA EEIeQ CAQlStAf CONTAINING
instructions, and I larger cord on which slideaa
Flinge and metallic ife-car. The people o1
the Scw Era werr fully communicated With u
bus way, but. being ver ignorant Germans
they could neither interpret nor comprehend
The whole Jeteey toast Ia infamous ia the his
tory OF navigation. 1t receives the full seee1
Of the western winds, and, lying generally Hat
the tto1na Of winter beat acsosa It md thi
hehthontcs show low. The power OF tn,
waves carries OF two or three feet Of Lous
n1anch blud every yeAz, and in course Of tiui
the present beach drive and the Line Of the ho
,els will. doubtless, be submerged. Even ,
greater apprehension il that I sand~bsr vii
form outeide and make Long Branch I cit,
! upon pool, - was the case with Roclaway
ii, TIE Fu1CR1 or THE BRlScH
There arc now about one million dollsts
worth Of hotel property 1T Long Branch, N,
about sa much moro invested in cottage.
Five per cent is annually paid on this{in insul
| ance, but the tavern-keeperB are about to in
SIRE each other on the cooperative plan, III
town is incorporated by the Legislature q
| New Jersey 1s ''Tke Long Branch PoI1ct
Sanitary and Improvement Commission.
/ While = rising place, it II still in its infAnc,
Ard there is nos trick CT = s:oLs .slic c III i
G-r pas introduced on1: two yeags $50, q
: .>ceupt Of scme oi tho Actels hA5u:c sadrr.
. fr,m c1r1c-ions, attempting tc usht tsi,:,
, selves .era, ste!.. The piane ia 70 iAs -
b: I bizs so e1rzyagant, (tNo dollars md
= nalf The ffst bour.. that ether 4 horse rai
i toad or an otnAihSs line Is indispensable I
, 1870-07-28

........... O0MckIleN
GtTCAT1OSS SWASTED-Hr TWO RESPECTABLE
~ YOU'VE women, one cook, and the other secod
girl 10 family. Best Ut city references eveu
Apply Al II Michigan st.. cpEnrr Market.
CTTuAT1tsH WANTED-RY 4 SWEDISH GIRL,
- - c1sk Ia Eentlernanz priv Atc fstuiEy Can b.
setn II ~ North FsansLn4i.
SITUATION WASrEn-RT 4 RESPECTABLE
~ Sarl. to DO hors~oFk by tic day; IL sood
No. Pinc..t.
StTTATIpS WaSTED-BT 4 COOP. REtIABLR
small fanI:. .ufIise ~ d. south Jrtf. reoa-At.
ErTCAT1us wASTkn--A GuUD E1Rt. tsWEpEl
- Want+ d! = to do grncfA1 hoEarwork- Find lle1
at No u iWt:.r. sullr1l-et
CITC.: TlON WASTED-BY 4 VERY NESrEcTA.
~ il- ,"nnS etr 10 do erntFx1 homework in = small
TslS.it tAHal5 Gotta r. GTDvc pTtfr1ft-t CAL
T. H., u. second house south VI Douglas place.
CTUATIoS WANTED-RY 4 CoMPETEyT
- woman n s,ua private family rnok. wa.4l. aud
lam: West Side prrfr1rtd. Apply u: 81 Eoustbav.
C1TTATIOS wANTED-Hr TWO GIRLS IN 4
~ private fAtiy: che 10 do kitchen work and The nth
er SECOND work Inquire al M. S5 lnlu1is-s:-
ClTuATlOS WANTEn-RY 4 WIDOW LADY,
- with Little xirl alr'at DID, in rrspertahr
private family eau en"k wasn, an:t rn g.nd refer
tncen fnsniahtL Apply at ~; South CiaEk-.t
CITr1AT10SS WASTEp-Bv TWO SCASDINA.
- EiAn Eiras. for honssWnrs u private families; also
good cooks " Aated- Uttcr. !. EAT kinAe4t
CITUATIDS WASTED-BY A GOOD RE[IABLK
- Sir. conk. would DO tn. hHuseMork Of small
fAtDif. Addf1ss II. TrtHnr uffrr
, 1870-07-28
REAL ESTATE WANTED,

y <-I - ~
V-AETEp-MOuSE AND LOT ON ONE or TtiR
Is 10 20 feet. for rash. $Ie,Hu t. SlspAI
Must . f'arKa'u ~ lassl}e.st. Room
N"ANTED-A FARM CONTAINING 100 TO sO
ae1rr 1sisain loo mi'cs & Che.s9 sns ntsr some
cry n Chicae1. nniusun ncsrd. worth *It.au viii
BROWN. Real Eetate Agent. ftoot1s. laonuer Blek
N+ASTEp-A STOCK FARM OF ~ TO an
" he7rr. Nnst 1sc 4 No. !. and chrAp. Will PAY
ea+h. AdIrts., With full description. r. X. BRUlS,
R-ai Estate Agent. Hoon. >. Honrrr BIoek-
, 1870-07-28
TO LEASE

no OLEAsE-STATEST. STORE l911i1 FEEF.
vii rsoe this for = M WITH dweisk' on easE
t,+,ps An unnaual oppoffunts. AlNp lots ~ otbef
NH. II r. e1T fnY ,ar GEU Il. HE'S, LII C.att
ITO LEAsEoR FOR SAIL; or InSo !1.s TINE: =
hou*S Vl;h s1irnsd switch, AlsceostA&c Arhly To +
Il WILSON. Is ChA1uLrr os Commerce trnn 10 70 L
, 1870-07-28

To tAt Editor ef Thk Chita1o Tribune:
The Chicago papera, thoec In the Scandinavian.
~ veil H. thaae In the English language, tnfor!u
u4 Of a seandlhay1an ilecting held II Williams
Hctcl, Kln1c slr~ct Last Friday evening. tAe Oh
tect cf which vas to c4pzess sympathy Win tae
1sr.,c, array and SaEe,eon - sc1ndnsvtan,
/ nayr 40 objection 10 Scandinavian meeun&4 u
aeacrxi. b.l tn she nscruas tn question I havr
very strong ob c,,on wss ~ Tuas,'{ e "a "a o'. m
otwe Gx.cauSe it wss not Advertised beforehand IN
, 1870-07-28

EnkaRe4uent for one week only. commencing Monday,
July ~ Of the great lllu4onfst.
PROF. A. SKLVESTER
Ttr wonder Of the world. recognized Uuson.t Of Eu.
rprr and inventor Of the urntulnent Illusions Of
she age H. I'll he sast!snd by The beautiful .prttc
Of Atcca Mlda!r Sctpe1alons. The Talking Lion. tho
As.aIarE ConjurAtiyn. Specie PsymcnL The III tled
with kpld laa sslvey eoin.
, 1870-07-28

AUCTION SALES,
GEO. aARyEY, Cart c, II. TYLER,
Formerly Harvey Hhedoo. Late Of the River.
, 1870-07-28
nOAhp1No AND Lopa1No,

30 Aiding AND LODGING.
80 Tu1RD.Ay.-A FEW GESTLKMEN CAN Be
u accommodated With ple1laNt airy ttUts. with
6. Cd loasa and uk. If bathroom at - PR wrck.
ca JACKSUN-ST-HVARDIN BY THK DAY OR
CV 1eeks with pleas ant rooMs.
7.tO WABASH.Ay.-pLEASAN FURNISHED
1fS nsoni. with hoard, for fcntlct1an and wife, OF
two .snke gents: room fur one gentleman to soo With
another.
1hc SOUTH HALSTKD-sT-- BOARD AND
l-tC lodging for Eent1cIuAn and wife two sirkie
gentlemen. in email private !alnF. Terms rcasohAbtc
Ter WABASH.Av-A NICELY FURNISHED
1Ol ffupt g.oE1, Atso back pAtibr, to rent very
reasonable terms Day boa1dsrs accommodated.
7nC SOUTH HAISTKD-ST-TWU SUITS or
lUo foolns for gentleman and vile. etukie kfnte-
nru. alto singlr fpom for t1dy Or genileman Terms
10V WEST Northumberland NICELY
mtntt; y minutes walk ot Copst House; convenient
to Il o'clock dlanrr.
)lO WEST ADAMssT.-PLKASANT ROOMS
hoard Gool Md shady grounds. Terms reA@'nahle.
0SJ WADAsH,AV = FURNiSuED FRONT
ZCA rooms, with board for gentleman knd wife OF
t~v krhtltnrn,
klCt 1LLlNDISST.- NICELY FURNISHED
-Cf frnnt Eooula 10 rent, With OF without board.
Term moderated
CiC WABASti.Av.-ONE DESIRABLE noon
CtC for gentleman ami vile. Aleo, one tllka,
rpota and varaney for ssds. Terms very moderate
References exchanged.
d1c AND "a wARAsH.Av,-DEsIRA ABLE
tlD ronis, with fsstlass board ii ono Of the mos
| dtuehunl locations In the city.
, 1870-07-28
FOR SALE

EoR sALE-Goop Nat Dogs. Blaze 1:;: tGS,9 ASp
uh: tnll. and sto reM er: IT +. IL. 9Ss-' '-
L.cR sA1E-1wo Yvu*G 1'liI. H4oun SET;
isrA tFuw q tnsec: orlI tnsa'as DID, "a IL
Easf Indisha 1t
, 1870-07-28
DIcYICkER'S THEATRE.

ChanEe Of Pok1amnnt nightly. Prices 81 sdm1Mion
~ nsual Tsesday evening. July =: benefit Of LITTLE
, 1870-07-28
hIcyICKER'S THEATRE.

During this wtrk. Mia VIRGINIA Coss will COZ.
tnue 10 a-sIst Nj. Sylv4ster's entertainment, At
AsI.fel s1.u Thaa&rn Nth ,,onnl.r Sonax
, 1870-07-28
Enfnu 6sutlAlfr library Asspc9uktpu.


The Union Catholic Lihrary Association held
th+4r third annual pcalc yesterday, IN the beau
NOT Irxe, Wa tn ne hlfhtst degree Eepesssole.
ent felt the delights Of d country breeze and the
enioymehts Of tho occasion, nothing occurring 10
mar The hsrmony Of the tiay except accident to
.on.an named sarah Dne1nan, German, who
attended tn: picnic With lemonade stand. In
her endeavors to increase the speed Of circular
swing while Ia motion, she was struck aCr0sa the
stomach and fell inscnsible- Dr. John
MeCasthy. who was fortunately on
| after careful e1amlnatlon pronounced her nju-
hrs Internal and serious The Doctor applied
every available remedy, and remained with her
until she was removed to her resldence. No. III
South Canal street In this city where she lies sert
ample and complete In every respect, and the pic,
1 mic WAS nttogrtner one Of Unalloytd pleasure
The game of base ball between the Catholic Il
bIary Association and the Irish Literary Society
| owing to the tsct that the contestants were 81
equally Matched, was not quite % exciting as !
| might have been. The game unfortunately Wa
interrupted by the rain, 50 that 1t WAS impGsslbi
To decide who was ahead The piculckers re
! turned TO the city about O'Clock ID the evening
all delighted with the pleasure Of the occasion.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-12-16


An ecclesiastical council Of ministers
and churches called for The purpose OF en-
aiming Mr.. Charles VI. South"atr. pa
tur-clcct OF the North CONGREGATIONAL
church al =. .Iohns5ury. at the church,
on Wcdl' ~ evening. the 18th inst. The
council organized by the choice OF DIR. j.
'!cmuiI moderator, and Rev. Henry Fair
'ana.. scribe. is a preliminary step the
ruHMrii voted ii private session. thar the
relation between the church and the R"y
!. {. Cumming bc dissolved. fnc couu-
eli then came iu!o the body of the church.
where large audience Was i'll waiting and
the letter which passed between the church
aGd Mr.. SOuth%alc inviting him to this
pa>toraie wa, then read. together with hi
reply. as We're also letters from Audovcr
Theological Seminary and the church in
Woodstock of which he is "a member: also
from the South West Association which
licensed him to preach. The pastor-clect
then answered questions in regard to his
conversion aid reasons for entering the
ministry. and read paper which rave hi>
faith and belief. He was then examined
orally and al much Length 10y the modc:a-
ter and other members OF the council
When by themselves. the council voted To
90 forward with the Installation ON the fol-
lowing day. and made out HE following
ORDER OF EXERCIsEs:
|. Preliminary Statement bv the Mod
orator.
,. Reading OF the result OF the Council.
). Voluntary
"Ii.w ,eautiful are Thy d*elinss, 0 Lord Of lo-s"
/. Invocation.
- l'e"'''"- '''0 '0' 'P'"''s' ~ i''' '1
- v aus -
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-12-16
LyndOnciIie.

An ecclesiastical council. coM>istin" of
representatives from the Congregational
ist churches of Caledonia County, topetb-
er with those of Barton, Newport. Waits
field and Wells River. was called, and met
at Lyndonville on the afternoon Of the
9th inst. and organizing bv the election of
hev. D. L. Humphrey as moderator and
tev. Geo. \. Bailey as scribe. listened to
statements of facts. aud considering the
papers present before them, voted that il
was eXpedient to proceed to the forma-
Ton OF a new church in this place. In ac-
coidance with this action, the public ser
vices were held in the eve. as follows:
Music by the choir; Prayer. Rev. +.
L. Stone: Music, choir; Sermon. Rev.
}. Torrey of Hardwick (teXt See that
thou make all things after the pattern
showed thee in the mOunt.')
PrOpOunding OF confession of faith. Rev.
W. 5. Palmer of Wells River officiating:
Baptism of eight candidates by the acting
pastor; Entering into covenant, Rev. Z.
L. Fairbanks officiating, and forly-one i'll
dividuals eleven by profession asserting
thereto.
Consecrating prayer. Rev. l.. 5. Watts.
OF Barnet. Singing, Il love thy kingdom.
LorG.'
Right hand of fellowship given by Rev.
NJ. IL. Wells of Lyndon.
Deacons Gil. Hastings. G. ii. Weeks.
and j. c. MOrrison.) ordained by prayer
inson leading. Address to the new church
by Rev. l.. o. BraStUw. Communion SER
vice, RevS. Fisk and Rabbit OF Waitsiield.
serving. Benedction by moderator.
The services were exceedingly appro-
pirate. aud the Influence of them will long
be felt in the village by all the people.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-12-16
Religious Meetings.

.nrl-r 'AuECn,-Aicetings in Hall of Caledouiau
UrrS Rev W. l.. Noyes, Iastor.) sabbath
s,rvic"s A. 1880 A. NJ, las and ESQ p. NJ. Sab.
ts:h school at 1880 NJ.
.su,.I~r CHUE'H,-tIev. J. W. Walker, Pastor,
>.ilith -rrvices At 1O:30 \. NJ las and 6:3t
r. =. sabbath school at 12:OOM
-1H C"N"'L tHUR'H,-(Desk supplied! Sabbath
ser, ccs at 1o:"0 \. ri. and $50 p. N. Sabbath
-cLuol At las =. NJ.
-lu C">"'L CmECu,-tRev. l.. o. Brastow, Pastor.
al bath services at 1890 \. n. and G3O T. NJ
bhath School al 1890 NJ. PRAYER Meetings at
oh Church "Wednesday evenings at $50.
-. mss CHuI-GGAs observation-disclosures Meet
.r-- At tA,ir Room. MON Block, TriGay even
...-- It ~..r o'clock
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-12-16
DGHriftP.

Mr.. EDITOR.-Permit me to announce,
through your excellent paper. to the re-
ii@ious public. that we are enjoying in this
place. glorious visitation of divine grace.
Religious meetings commenced some
tour weeks since. at the methodist chapel.
under the leadership of Rev. c. Nichols.
the successful Evangelist. and have re-
suited under Gods blessing in untold good
To- the church and conversion of sinners.
The number forward for prayers. at last
account. is estimated niuety-siX, and still
they come. Among these are youths. and
many heads of families. To God be all
the glory. The meetings continue.
X. Ii. BARTON.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-12-16

an arbitI alton, and plff. and deft. and Har.
Imgton signed an agreement to submit the
matters in dispute to arbitration. Yer
dict for pltf. for Hi. B. n. Davis
and {. II. Davis for plfi. Belden and May,
and Montgomery, for det.
No. lO4. Henry ". Rhodes rs. Chas.
i Rhodes. General assumpsit, Pea
non assumpsit. The pltf and dett. are
brothers. PHI. lives in Paw Paw, Mich.
and deft. in Burke, VT. PItf, claims to
recover TOR car load of corn which he
sent from the west to the delft, and
which def. accepted and would not pay
for. Deft. claimed that he never ac-
cepted the corn; but that lie took the
corn out of the car and put it away in
warm pla;e 10 keep for plff. Def.
claimed that the corn was of poor quail
ty and was not shclled from the cob rs il
ought to have been. The question in
dispute seems to be '.,lid delft accept the
corn ?" PHI. also claims TO recover tor
money loaned and for money paid tor
some gravestoncs for their father and
mother. On trial. Cahoons, Smith
bartlett, Brown.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-12-16

The West Concord Wooden Mills are
now owned by Il company. Incorporated
by special act of the Legislature OF VT.
Nov. 1870, called the Essex Mills" and
organized Nov. IL. with 4 paid-up capital
of $4,000. Chaunccy llill i Persistent :;
:. :. Gould. Secretary, ~. G. Lewis.
Treasurer. George Ii. Wilbur of Boston
i appointed Agent. and VIII take char@,.
of Manufacturing. ami IN addition to PIE
sent machinery tor making fancy ra>,i-
mcre>. he will pat in ,Wo nachirr- E"
make knit jackets, the making mp ol .,hign
will give employment! to some fifty Wu-
men. The people of We~. Concord are
cnttrpti-iu@. .nI We visn hem sue.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-12-16
GHtICtHGff.

MIR. EDITOR: -hunNiuy that the con
ddctors OF The press At the present d..y so
licit items OF local new. / Scud the toll
lowing real estate and other changes il
Guildhail: Or. II. l.. Watson # Litlrluh.
Y. H.. has sold hi- farm in this town To-
Hubbard Willard. price 5000: AMI ~aid
Willard hi village residence - II. 4.
Bates. ESD. tor $500. Ii. y. Alien to JOHN
Richcy. = acres tor 300. George Iluh-
bard to Fra \ Hall and Geo. |. Crpp. hi,
store. goods. * G: price about $1,000.
stephens Frrrin to Ezra l.. Pierce. twenty
acres Tor $50. Jonathan bruiaminr t.
FcuncI NJ. Rhodes. one hundrcd arrv~
unimproycd land for 200 dollars. y. :.
Stevens. has sold one half ct hl~ stock in
trade to Willie Hatch. AMI formed a part
nrI ship in the mercantile business will
him.
The following changes which relate not
to the transfer OF Lands. is NOR" sad to
contrm plate: Our church l. closed. aud
the people ale wandering upon the mount
aims of sin. without a loving Pastor To- 90
in and cut before Them ana break Gnto
them Chc bread OF life. Cur prayer mrci-
inr,. (oncc Sustained without Il mui>JcrJ .
y hich give lie aud vitality t. The soul.
where are they: Oh: how long. how
lon- shall the cry br heard III our street.
IVA, chman. what OF the night" GENIo.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-12-16
WINDHAM COUNTY.

Friend Swain of the Bellows Falls
Times is ahead of all the state papers in
the publication of the laws. Besides
supplement in which appears all the
laws designated for publication, he re-
prints ten solid columns in his own Times.
He evidently intends to faithfully earn
lis S25
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-12-16

Ilplaiio Rankin and sister were before
| =. officer y. +. Sheate of Derby Line.
at His place last Saturday. on charge OF
selling liquor without a L. ;. license.
ihsy were bound up in $500 bail each to
appear at the L. 5. district court. to be
held al Windsor next April. They pro-
cured bail. Rankin is an old offender,
havin- frequently been before the state
authorities tor violations of the law, which
hr tlis H. often defed and broken. He
Aa -, sympathy. This is the first APP
r"lgarcc Il his sister before our courts.
~ lar Is y can learn.