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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-02
The FoWity quarrel ia Essc1
county.

nder date of Aug. %, an esteemed
friend in Essex county writes Us private
~, that had We known al the facts
about the boiling convention he is sure
we would not have made structures upon
us action as we did last week. This
writer then proceeds to give the ground
OF opposition to tic nominee for senator
of tie regular convention. (for although
the boiler. omitted both the sar,tor and
Judge Of probate from their ticket, ol,jec
ton is made to the senator only, so tar
as We have heard) The opposition to
Mr. IIart,hUrn Is briefly this: lie j. ur-
popular in his own town. not Lavin, tn,
support of leading men IN the party
there. (2D He took unfair measure,
TO get the nomination last year. and fail
ed. g. lie said he was not a caudi-
date this year, when las cur corrcSpon-
dent says) it was all "cut and dried. g"
and he intended to run for the senator
ship all the time. His cnemi,, helm,
thus taken at Northumberland b,ino
out in force.-hc was nominated bv on,
majority in the NOMINATING cou,nittr,.
On the other hand, Mr. Hart,hurn',
friends claim that his nomination wa.
fair and suuare. and that hos,il;tv tn hi.
election is mainly a personal fcelinu that
has been Tanned into This flame of bitt,.-
ness.
Thus it appears that the Republican
party in "@allant Essex is hopcle,sIy
divided. In speaking of this boiling con-
vention last week, we wrote hastily
The news of it, action came TO hand inst
as we were making up our paper. We
had but moment of time. with little
knowledge of the motives, and none Of
the men who were in it. We wrote &C
cording to the light we then had. We
have since had a week to study the case
AMI take testimony. We look at This
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-02


EEMoNT BOYS IN trouble ~
bloody aiiray occurre! 1T llaverhil,
Mass, about /" O'Clock Saturday night,
between Isaac l.. Rob,r's and Barton G..
Roberts, brothers. respectively - and
/ j. years OF aye. the aSsallant parties,
ana tour "nofirndin- youn@ men named
liaI nard Il. Carleton, son of Amos
oar!eton' "f the north parish, George
GRAHAM, OF bradford, Andrew Cooncy.
Ir'' and John FrnN. Carleton and
Graham were passing through the streets
singing, when tbs R"""risrS accosted
them, telling thcm 10 "diy up :" after
winch ihey NM ei the pity 20 drink
with th'n' Which the young men de
ciIned /" 10. I'M r>asprratyd the
brother h""'ItS. VII" to!!""'d them.
Heai'h" blows with ih'lr fists and calling
carleton offensive names Carleton
turned ana knocked one OF the ;loSlilants
"o"n, WI" recovered himself, and re-
ne"eH t,r assault on ttIIrt"n and Ora
'','ii Ms '''t'c''" frink and C"oney,
VINO Were On me opposite side OF the
H'iev'' anu '',ey came 10 the rescue. In
'''e ''@';' Sar'''"n WAS cut IN the bowels,
me 2aSh bong iIve inches long. Just be
low 'f' navel letting out ii c in'e>tineS
IN" P'ri'ra''nS them with cash halt
'' l'rn long coo"ey was knocked
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-02

CA B">IA COUNTY.
JONATHAN ROSS. t Iohn-b .rv,I
JOHN VI. MARTIN. rcacham, ''N''O'7
! K. DARLING, GIo.ou. ,.
HENRY rLElLl, Hardwick. ""'E'7'
CIIAS. Il DAVIS, DAuvi L., Sta;c's Attorney.
ASA l.. FRENCH. ). Johns ury, .ludrc of Irohat,
CIIAS. +. WEEKS, Dauyillc, sheriff.
JAMts McGAFFEY. Wh,,lock. High BailiH
E~-TN cot $TY.
JOHN W. HARTSHOEN. Luncnbureh, ;, nator
Mn II ro iL ,I.K i-st. JUICES County Court
WNI. II. HARTSHnEN, Judge of rrobat.
WN- Mason. state ATTORNEY
W. II. QIINBY, sheriff.
a. Z. HuLBROpK, High Binlif
ORLEANS o'uNTY.
j. L DIG HERMAN. Dcrhv,l .,.-
+. T.. COTTON, La-hurg 9'N''o'S
LYMAN Z. TEN\El, AIhany,I
l.. {. J'SLiN, Rrowniug;on, I ' '"uFc'
L. 4. SrEWART, Derby, Judge of Probate
b. F. ID. CAIENTER, Charleston states Attorney.
L. +. GALLUP, Troy, sheriff
JOS. BATES ID, Derby, High BgiT
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-02

An AMERICAN NURSE AT STRA>EI- Re-.
a Stra-hur. letter to the Paris Steele
d.Syrih-s al American nurse: Women
are arriving here in large numbers to
act as utiImary nurses. They come
from ali part~,-F'rcnrh, Italians, Eng
l.sh. and even Americans Nancy, on
the Place StrniSla~, met the cngravcr
OF an illustrated Journal VIII you come
with me , he said, '! am about TO sketch Il
young American lady. who la,
come here to nurse our wounded | fol-
lowed | i'm 10 the hotel, where we found
her; -hr was younE, pretty, and accord
in@ to report, rich; certainly an amiable
nurse to distract the attention OF her pa
ii,nt-. For some Of these Ladies, particu-
iarlv Tor this American TO whom | refer.
the idea OF the picturesque has lad some
thing 10 do with their determination.
The latter l. not ;tNcrsc 10 have her por-
trait published. and dressed Tor that pur-
pose in Il costume which reminds one
more ut an amazon than attcndent on
the Sick-a cray felt hat with a white
feather: a black tunic confined at the
waist by Il belt in vanished leather, with
q silver buckle, loose black trousers tas-
tened Just below the knee, and lIessian
boots with white spurs. Ii must be allow
ID that tins costume would do capitallv
Tor The opera comique. She has also
three horses, one for herself, another to
larry thc medicines, and the third for
her servant
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-02
THE WAR.


''"' ''''
o"'y mas -i''i'!''''' ia'''d 10 FORM lu'''-
',o'' WI" i''|'"''' nH' 'i'!t Inc WeiS1 I'll
me I''HS''''~ MS ',tn ~ en- n''"e'H
'ne wv" al ''''''> '''7 "'.i-, = now
'i'.Nc' man. eve, ".'"'' ',' we ''''."'
''o" i''''- '''''i>'i' ''''' '''ii i''"'''
~ Nv" '''' ''i,''i al '''i'N >',''''
1T "'''. "'' ~" 'iHiE "''h- '"HI.''S' 81
9''A"''l'' ana l F"7-l''h 't'"P, "mh,h'd'
an" e'I','H"''''@ me "r'h German
"rliy' II i sun h'.lt'c4 mat VI Mahon
VIII! continue u F'f,.N''e !" I''> rnd'HN"F
10 i"i'e ms way !" vi ~, ''l"i'h>iahd-
"'- 'i'' "''>''''''r 'I'''' TIC III ''i- PAIN.
y P'N"'' "'-i'"''h ii"" M'|''"'>.
''''' morning. N'yS: !f',' "Atiit iH'>
"''h S""'@ o. r'-"'''- ht> been ID"
progress Tor I'M ..'.' hour bat the
'e'"'' -" '''' '..I ~ 'n-"2'-
''''''' = ~ " '.'''' '''''' i'I'''' "'
t,'' """' "".'' '''"''' ~ nay ana
i''"'' '''' heavy "''
iva" S"' -N"''. -" '."i' men are
Nv" ~ ''' ''.-' '''' y '"'- run
'''''7 '''''' ''.''i'N - IA ''''' anna 'o"/'r-.
uIE ENIrLI~ ritI~ WLiL.
The Spriroti.I ,.nul,Jr.,u t,.,,. -.,,,.
up the ti.h.in. IN The Ar.l,l.u,>;
The heavy ti.Gtiu. which Ia, l.,u.
.uirr on around the river Mems. a,.,....
wrod,d hills called the Araoun,.. t.rII,.
last ;hrr. or fur ,lay,. Ina, u,, a., mani
il.,,cd any decisive result. vet such +,
must have had brlor. now. Tia. r,,inr
itself /, famous one, AMI ha, often been
fought thruu-h before. Ii Is mentioned
in Ca.-ar'S ,;ory ni his Cali, VIII. ami
l. prubphlv the "io..,t - A~Iq,.r ,f
which Shlk>pc4re speak. Rnnnin,
north into Br!gium. tn same o,,.,,
wood apar.a.h,, Waterloo. vb,,,.-
..>.denac. waved ,Ioy,. ,l.,,h .r.,nl.,...
South of She G,r,-. II, H.. ir,..r,,..
which are mountains A. lI,h q, Mcp,.t
Tom and Mount IloIyoi>c. and mainly
covered with thick woods. The main
roads aero, them are through ,hc Il. ii,r-
of Chcnc rupul,uN. CruiN aux Bo:-.
Grand Pre-. and Granlr> I-!c.t.~. t.lr,u,h
which IuuS ,hr great i'a.is and Lorraine
road. The roads lave mostly clay bot
toms, " Inch Of course make, miserable
travelling. unless they are Iaycd. The
Ar-onmes are circum-cribcl with rail
way. The great central Junction Of iivr
roads nj Rheims Is Of special impurtIrCc
tor purposes OF defense, but This seem, to
be already IN Hru->ian hands The two
main armies, commanded 10y The two
princes. seem 20 he conccntratin. in q
twotold occupation OF the valley, of the
Mouse and Aisne, between which lie the
ArgOnncs.
The present scene OF the battles seems
TO be an lrr, gula- paraliclogram about
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-02
Agricultural Fairs, 1870.

INV ENGLANp FAIR, Manch,-'er sept O.
BLACK RIVER FAIR, Craft bury, S,p'. -.
VERMONT STATE FAIR Bugn- ton, sept. 1916
CALEDONIA COUNTY FArE. :. John bury, S,pt -
Coos C"U>TY FAIR Lancaster. oct -
ORANGE C"U~rY FAIR, B.adi,rd sept aI-.3
>rA>-TrAn County FAIR, stan. tesd, Sep ;.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-02

c. Justin McCarthy's new story is 10
begin in the September Galaxy. 1t
opens in London, but it is evident that
the scene must soon change to this coun-
try. The great reputation Mr.. Mccarthy
has made as an essayist, will cause this
novel to be regarded with peculiar in
terest. The title is, Lady Judith A
Tale of Two Continents"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-02

The supply OF peaches, and in fact, of
all kinds OF vegetables, is very abundant
IN the New York market, at present.
Fine peaches are selling in Washington
market at 81 a basket, and a drug at
that. The trains from New JERSEY.
SATURDAY morning, brought in upwards
OF 1000 baskets of that delicious fruit.
and also 5000 bushels of pears.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-02

THIRD DISTRACT. At the district
convention held at Stowe last Thursday
Hon. Worihington c. Smith of St. Al
bans, was nominated for Congress, by
reclamation. So it is probable our rep
resentation in Congress will remain the
same for the next two years.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-02

1t takes seven volumes Ct TIE [ ..-.. .
>lonal Globe to contain Il, t,...,
last scS>ion-two voiumr- m.., . .
were ever required before. O.r yu..
i entirely filled with ">pe,cuc-' v..
were never delivered. but wu.
people have 10 pay lor pi...- .
pint. 1t would lie difficult &. Ill.,.
better argument tor the abya;.a &. E.
costly tomb Of cougrcs~i,ra, r.r.a
This season has been one u. ... ....-
est for chec>c-maIng known a w.
mont for thirty years, ,~io- .. .
irouih. The factory at Nmi.'...
CWcst Rutland) VIII however. r..
about $4,000 pounds from 81 . .-
The East Rutland cheese comnt.s 49,.
turn ont 100000 pouuud- ;rom '"
cows. The che, sc made at :.e ....
factory finds Il market ia H-,... ..
that rom the latter Is sent t. lt,,..
The latest diplomatic rnm.~ is ..-
the pr, silcnt proposes IL nom Il. H..
ice Greeley for The mission "a .-a-.. ..
Vice Admiral Porter ua- l..
NOTED 10 iht position mA.' >a,a.t
the death OF Admiral Farra-Ht
The executors and irlru.- : t.. ...
haddeeus Stevens are t;.hiu- t.- ..
Sary STEPS TO cnduw chair . ".....
sciences in the Lincoln university.
Il.
orsLip.
Linus Child of Bosom, al,. e..
summer residence in bingham, j..
evening, from congestion Vi; ,.-
after All illness of only l,w j g.. ..
was one OF the le' din. Cou-rr-a.l a..-.-
i'll the state, and for the last tw,a,. ..-
has been one OF the prudential cJl-a'...
of the American board of .or''- rs
Slons, and also a trustee OF A.d.'yr H.
illogical seminary.
The season al the White NouA"..
this year, i later than usual, ua .
tide Of travel thilher has been mH.'-.
for the last week or two, AMI.
whole. the mountain travel i i.-.:
be quite as heavy a. last year.
y delegation Of the IIinoi- f.,~ .'-
composed Of editors ID a.,
and other states, with their WIZ. ...
hole party numbering los, a''-'-! ..
Boston, via Montreal, Saturday
The Boy lston market (Bystog) J.
ne, built in 1909, 100 feet lon by ID
wide, and weighing 5000 tons, h'- ii-'
been moved back Il distance OF ...'.'
eet, in order to allow of the wld,"
8oylston street, and SO well had al. ,L'
been made that tht ",'a"
line required for moving It VA, o". IL
lie over ten hours. The cost OF tie J'O
Was $4,000.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-02

"a map Of The seat of war in Europe.
This shows the enterprise Of this we'll
known insurance company.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-02

Marshall o. Roberts positively declines
to be considered candidate for the re-
publican nomination for governor OF
New York, on account of i'll health. Mr..
Roberts was the most prominent candi-
date next to Mr.. Greeley, and was the
ilrst choice OF large portion of the party.
Ills declnation i'll advance probably
makes the nomination Of Mr.. Greeley
certain.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-02

'i'''I o"' '''''''' '-'''' Ii''h'''
IEc same journal demands that as
| 'he l'TuS>Ian~ shot HE country people,
France shall teach Prussia that il this
practice continu =, lie will take no priS-
ones, and that the war VIII he one Of
determination.
var -'"'eS'
y mote has been addressed from Der
I'm +" al! 'nvoyS ct Prussia ~ regard 20
'h" French treatment OF Il iia% OF truce
sent mt" ih'lr -l"'> at Metz "'An@ Tor
cessation oi h"~iI1iiie~ Tor the purpose
u hn'Eih@ the ',''i' WI zen 'i"tt WAS re
llHr' ana me III! 'h>uf'd. In 'oi'-r-
'iu'i'e u u / "''" Hl'''I''r OCCURRENCE III
loul ami N'rdur' lru--'h d'cI'i"' li>
resolution 10 cher 10 mp "h'tIc hr-o'Ia-
tl'n To- tie fi'n'A pc pie nhill the I'm
pre- j. at an 1'4.
Mr. SmHi!ry -ay~. Vriy truly. il Il dis
P'''" |" ,'' '''''''. he arrival 81 'he
N'h@ al l''F-''-I''t = ih' ,''t eminent
g." '.' enc" ''",l'> "H-I'u'n-'E >Prr''d
IN i"I'H ia" ,.r ii"--l'.'~ We're ''au2ht
~ a ''''' 80 ''' ,'.'''''. ll"N',
mems ave """"'l 10 Inc IT">>lah~, ana
'h'y "' not MINK 'hrm "i enough c"i'-t-
fu'Hce I" '!"I'y 'I' advance 'i ih1 crown
Prince OF prevent 'Ar detachment OF
:, : ana al ir'l'' Frederic
"..'i 'r, - ',.,i-'.,'h The column
''''' '''- '''' ! az i''' F">-'',i I''ht
'''" stretches '''F'S OF forty mlIe> the
mann '.lN'"H 'N1rrH'Iy marching by
''''-.',- i''' ".' ny "I''I' 'ne lett
. g,., s-, H., ,.,] '''." pr
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,..., ' '''',
49, '..' ''..'.' I'''''' army i O'''.'d
H'' anu '.' ,'' "''''' :, >''''| rus, ian
''''I = "',' r'..L'- &" ''''@' ana "h''e
.'' '.'','' ave IT, "'''i'''' '"r' g l, nm
'.' '''',. ''.''' '''''.'' nc ON, IA!
l'i'' d" az j. crows 'i '"'~ exalted
manner IA, va, ,.' .'''t7 ',| 'Iy'' oar Meet
~ ~ S.''.'' '''..'l ''' ''.' " ~" ana h"l-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-02

Tie fourth annual Stare Co,,....
OF Young Mems Christian A........
in Vermont, will be held At :, 49,
bury, Tuesday and Wcluc.d,v. n....
llth and 18th, 1870.
All members of Your Mon. o..
tians Associations in .his Sra,.. ,u.
vited and we trust each Association 49,.
be represented.
We cordially invite each E.an....,
church IN ermont, TO send th.., o..
tor and one delegate n cur-..,....
members of the Convention: an. ,.'.,-
suggest that the delegate be the >,,..
the Sabbath School, or AN acti,.. : B..
School worker, iuastnuri a, In. Sci.
School Convention is to toe held DO.
same town Immediately after .gr
tournament. All persons in a,r.,r.
up n the Y. NJ. {. \. Cony.rt-.,.
invited by the officer, OF the :. : O..
yention, and by the citizans u. :, I'LL.
bury, to attend both Convention.
We are assured that llun. Ca.
liraincr,l, of New \ TX Cr.. C,....'..
Of the International ENrcut!,.. C...-.
zee of \. n. {. 4, and d. t.. N
IF Chicago, will be present.
Prof. Philip Phillips, # NV
City will have char-c ol IA, ,..-..
Members OF Association, a!.r......
10 bring a certificate q; mrA,.r.. ..,
Pastors and delegates .crrd,n;ia-
Tor all are herewith turni-h,. i..
izen- OF St. JohuSbury k.u.li. u.... .....
tainment TO all who c.ln- llA... .u.,.
credentials a. above stated. B..-r
reduced rates for this occasion !, .....
oy the prnprictors If the \. !. ..........
House and Avenue lIouse L. p..~.... .-
tending either Convention.
Delegates will he met at tie ,l....
arriNa al Of each train all! ;.,-......
places: those coming win rr-. ...
team, will report at the r.. ~, If 81.
i VI. {. \.
Trains arrive from the N,u.h q. rl...
\. NJ, / 30 +. N. FROM the Mr.. ..
9.l5 \. NJ. lO.jl r NJ.
Trains depart for the : ut4 ..i .r-
\. NJ, 1917 p. NJ. For the Ny~.
Ills A. NJ, 4.3S 2. NJ.
Trains for Burlington Il, G.Io 8. .
and Bellows Fails ii lI.lJ 4. 81. ..-
I'VE at 81. John>hury at ~. IT,. ..
From Burlington at 5 T. NJ. and E..,...
Falls at 1920 T.. NJ air,y. "a. \ - b..
! bury at lib \. NJ, n,Xi Iar
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-02

WAR MAP.-'The Ktna Life Insu-
rance Co. are distributing free through
their agent in this Place.. E. Sargent
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-02

CHAs. W. WILLARD, of Montpelier.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-02

W. c. SMITH, of ST. Adams.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-02

For Member of Congress.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-02

LUKE P. POLAND, St. Johnsbury.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-02
Republican State Nominations.

Republican State Nominations.
FOR GOVEENuE,
JOHN W STEWAR
OF NIpnLE.g
FOR IIEEJ. GOVERNOR
GEOR GE N. DALE,
or ISLAND r">r
FOL: TREASURER,
JOHN A. PAGE,
OF M">uELIE".
For Member of Congress.
FGEsT DISTRICT.
CHAS. w. WILLARD, of Montpelier.
SECOND DISTRICT.
LUKE p. POLAND, ST. Johnsbury.
IHTEp DISTRICT.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-04-21

IMPORTANT DECLsIoN-In a case in
the Supreme Court Of the United States,
in which the heirs Of rebel soldier we're
PLAINTIFF claiming the con6scated pro
perty Of their father, the decision was
returned in favor Of the claiwsntss The
opinion was rendered by Judge Strong,
aud was his first. This decision is one Of
very great importance. as It decides that
the sale OF property con6scated for par.
ticipa,ing in the rebellion is only good
for the lifetime Of the owner, and that
at his death il reverts to his heirs. A
wag at our elbow suggests that the pur-
ehassEs Of ell such property combine To-.
gether and have the lives Of al these II Q
owners insured at once, or else have Con.
gress PASS an act Ferpetuating their ex-
isiencs forever. 1t is wonder that
Judge s,rong's loya! soul allowed him to
follow the lester Of the Constitution, by
which he compelled his rascaliy friepds
70, give up the property they had stolen
from their neighbors during the war
The Constitution being now embaimed
~ the nsyo, the Judge and bis friend'
nay have come respect Tor that ipstruhcn
10 rs fs,sss. Bot they had better b
svoss sYsis 70 make the thing SAFE. :
Essses ~ Liberty. =" 70, '''',,
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-04-21
Letter From Thad.
TIE wEATuEn--A Blo RIvER-NEono
4 sELEDnArioN--LAD KILLED, a.
LOUISIANA, Mo, April aG

LOUISIANA, Mo, April t6.
Dear Herald: Il brief note this weck
with the promise Of q longer letter in the
future. We arc all on the shiycr this
morning. The bright sun and the balmy
airs Of ThlrsAay have changed almost to
winter SHOWS aud blasts. Ovcrcoats are
IN demand, and the north wind is blow
ing not ouly big gsns" but aakss Of
snow. which MAKES il scel ssd look like
winter. '''s' .'''
,ur peach aud cherry trees are in full
bloom so fnr they are uninjured, but
fear tho comm, night may destroy them.
We arc dali Of news. The pretty weather
and ,illable quality Of sho soil are keep.
ing farmers away from town. Oats have
generally keen put in the ground. and in
some instances cora has tcen planted
Without all accident we shall have an
abundant harvest this year.
We have now very large riser, some
Eve mites wide, and our ferry boat makes
regular trips to t6s Illinois shore by the
way Of Spicy Lake, distance of ten
miles. The bottoms are totally sub
merged, but yesterday the waters began
to rcccde, and hope ere long it may be
within its banks.
The colorol population celebrated with
"pridc and pomp aad circumstance" tho
adoption of the Fifteenth amendment
They were addressed BY speakers, white
and black, but must refer you to our
city papers. s-
Last Tuesday young boy, BY the name
of Lane, hurled himself in bay in the
loft Of John Headrick a celored man in
the act Of pitching hay into the rack, saw
something move, and supposing il to be
a rat, pushed his eteel fork into it. I,
passed into the eye Of the lad, and he
died from its effects on Thursday.
! A general feeling Of regret is expressed
here at the death Of your townsmsn, Maj
Sandy Martin. He was most estimablo
man, and I fear your county will be long
in supplying his place.
Excuse brcvity. ... THAD.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-04-21
81. Louis Market Monday, April Is


Flour xxx IS 25 to IS 75, and
200 bbls at Sc 50@6 rs; lower grades
range frtm 81 so down to So 65.
WHEAT-Red winter selling at 95c to
81 for No. 3, 81 03 to 81 10 for No. 2,
and 81 Is to 81 30 for No. 1. tt
CoRSAMixed at 81a to s3c, white at
84c, prime mixed at 90 to 94c. ral
OArs-Sclling at SO to SEC.
Rye-Strictly prime TIC.
BARLEY-Spring 60c, strlctly prime
Minnesota Csc, car Canadian at 81 024
CArTLE-The market was quiet in cat
tic, sales ranging from Sc so to S. IS
90 head, averaging 1875 lbs, sold al
81 so, all prime fat steers. s
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-04-21

After wedding it was formerly q Gus.
tom to drink honey, dissolved 10 wsisr
for twenty days moons age. HeAce
the origin of the hOnymoon. Is
; The Democratic msjority ia the New
York assembly has awarded q, Radical
his seat against Democratic contestant
When will the Radical majority in Con-
gress acquis itself with similar magnani.
mityf -''rs''. 's.'ss ss's..'.sS.'s',sss
A Western journal tells how d drunk
ard was found lying in The street among
hacks and drays, with n small innocunt
lad feeling in his vest pocket to 6nd few
pen nnies.to keep his poor father from starv.
ing to death" %" f'tr
A negro judge in Alabama, when hie
first case came on. and everything was
ready, was told by q lawyer that he had
neglected to charge the jury. He rose
up and put on hts spectacles, and said,
"Gcm@cn oh do jury, | charge you hall
dollar piece, and you must pay it be.
fore dc case goes on"
Mr.. Goodin has imported from Scot.
land three Shetland ponies, very diminu-
tive in size. to be used in his coal banks
here They arrived here few days ago
and have bees transferred to the scene Of
their future labors. They are 20 small
that they can easily pass in and out OF
the coal banks, drawing tho truck, and
must provo of great use.--Lexington
Caucasian.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-04-21

That St, Louis Treasury defalcation
affair developes some very uice points Of
Radical rascality, if we may be permitted
to hold the party responsible for its
trusted leaders. The late Treasurer
Susisky was the holder of some $500 900
State bonds, and he gave one Robert A.
Watt over four thousand dollars to get a
bill passed through the Legislature max.
ing these bonus, principal and interest,
payable in gold. Wasn't that cute?
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-04-21
THAD.

Several tribes Of Indians in Wyoming
territory chow fight, and the prospects
are that war will ensue. A large mum.
Der of memorials have been sent TO Con
gross from Western territories asking
authority to raise volunteers to suppress
Iadian outragcs, but such Authority has
not yet been granted.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-04-21

Morton Of Indiana has made a speech
advocating iu9,her interference With the
Dhote South. Can it be possible that We
have such wretches among us unhung
Aye, is it possible, and most true, too
That is the policy Of the incoming En-
pise ss Washington. Grant and hi.
Wallets would smile to see the last parti'
ele Of life crushed out Of the South, and
then build an Empire upon the ruins.
This is true. If there is any meaning in
their actions and their speeches.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-04-21

A member Of the lower house Of Co6-
sress is drawing upa bill to give the
President power to send troops into any
portion Of tho RECONSTRUCTED Statcs with.
out Waiting for the call Of the Governor
or Legislature, prompted to do so By the
dissracetul speech Of Mortos. No sooner
does one Of these Radical leaders suggest
new modes Of torture, but another goes
to work to make It effective. . .....