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New York s,.c. and n.Hey Marker.

al meeting In this city tomorrow, when it is expect
ed that the results OF the negotiations Tor the
Improvement OF The company's affairs will be made
public.
Southern State securities dull and steady.
Money at 5G6 per cent, with exceptional loans at
Z. The plethora Of national bank notes is sli ,htlv
abated, and though more can now be purchased at
discount offers are freely made to loan them Tor A
week II ten days without Interest if payment ia
l09f@11Of.
slocks we're generally buoyant and advancing this
afternoon slough tue sudden decline Of per cent in
the road had been leased to the Baltimore s. Ohio
checked speculation and unsettled the maj ket which
closed q traction OFT from the highest price OF the
day. Quotations:
TaI
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BOys' Overc0ats and S,stta
Building Loan Mortgage.
Notice of Foreclosure and Sale.

WHEREAS, james p. Miller of the city Of Port
w land. in the County Ct Cumberland on the
fourteenth day OF December, 1853, by his mortse a
aeeu o. that date recorded in the Registry OF Dess
c 3r saa county book 1885, page 2e6 conveyed to said
Guy certain lot OF land and the building thereon,
silua'ed ION the sou h-easterly corner OF Cumbor.
.an9 anu Montgomery streets, in said Portland,I
ssnung seventy Two ee on Cumberland street. eat
premises occupied nv said Miller at the time Of ia
great nre July 1855 with authority in the Gaze Of
the breach VI the condition in said mortpacs f IN
said premises at auction, and trcm the proceeds ~
pay tue debt secured thereby. And whereas tina
said Miller, -
This is to give notice that said house and lot vi,l
twenty-sighth day OF January, 1s7f, al len o'cosS
In tine torenoou or the reason and purpose aforesaid
In witness whereof, |, Henry W. Hersey, in bsLs
OF said city. as Treasurer thereof, by virtue OF tie
authority given me In said deed. have bereunto "a
my hand, anil give this notice, this fourth day Of
January, 1871.
HENRY W. HERSEY,
INDEPENDENTLY Treasurer OF Portland.
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DOmesiic Markers.

NEW YORK. Jan 25-6P M.-Co,ton w;,h,,.
FFnamre sale, 70 Ss75 b,les: Mdpg upands i5Ic
err; State 10a7 rs; round hoop Ohio 6 eoa 5s sn
Wss.ern 1927 75 Southern es59s Is. Mhe co.
NJ do 54a@1 IS for new winter red and III amhsr
Western 56@1 IS; White Michigan G5@1 70. Corn
hrmer; new mixed Western s3y@s5yc. Oats firm !:
W estern 62Cg6sc. Pork dull and lover; new mess
% Sa23 90; old q 75022 90; prime 10 90. Lard is
heavy; sales at III else; Butter unchanged Ohio
Wess,I STATE ,Tss o 2eaao Whskey scarcely rm
7sc Sugar firm; Muscova6o 9y@Io4c; fair to gooa
refining siassc; No: 70 Dutch Standard ioc. Coffee
@7oc Spirits Turpentine at 4SI@ 4sc. Rosin steady
at % foi strained. Petroleum quiet; crude I4c;
f rem 2ac: Ialow quiet At stasc Wool firmly
Texas 22G35c: California 23g@32c.
FIeights to Liverpooldull; Cotton Der sail Hold.
CHICAGO, Jan. 25-Fiour dull and firm. Wheat
sSc oas steady a GSr IN ;s s 3.
@a53c. Rye finn; No lat s5c Barley firm and in
Mess Po,S Ms at &c. Provisions firm
12Ic Bulk meatsSgreen hams 12c; Shoulders s e:
rough sides 81; Whskey strong at Sc Dressed
kecepts-35OU bbls. -four, 900 bush. wheat. 10.
3, 800 dressed hogs '"Ae''
Shipments-S200 bbls four 70 mn Inch o,rr Inn
dressed hogs. -'''
TOLEDO, o., Jan. 25.-Flour stea ly and in moder-
ate demand Wheat dull and lower; No. Red Wa
bash 80; No. Edo 3S. Corn in good demand at
full prices Oats unchanged.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 25 Provisions dull with 20 de-
mand. Mess pork at 81 60 Lard dull at I2aI2Ic-
Snlk meats dull; shoulders 10t011c; clear rib and
clear clear sides IN limited demand at 9;@l1lc Green
meats life for shoulders, clear RIB and clear Sides
" hiskey hrm AT S8ec. Hogs lower at OOd7 80
uplands 15c. ' ''uuii"s
lands 1iac. "p-
upands 145c. '''''Ns
CHARLEsroN, Jan. 25.-Cotton steady; M;ddng
aplands 14sc.
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gV- DR.. Sage's Catarrt Remedy produces
perfect cures in the worst cases of Cata-rh.-
"Cold in the Head" Coriza and Catarrha
Headache, as hundreds Of testimonials from
well known citizens and eminent physicians
who have used it in their practice abundantly
testify. 1t is mild, pleasant and unirritating.
The proprietor offers $500 for 3 case of Catarrh
that be cannot cure. Send to any address by
mail on receipt of sixty cents. Address r. ".
Pierce, NJ. D., 1888 Seneca street, Buffalo, N.
Y. Sold by druggists. Remember that DIR.
Pierce's private Government tRevenue Stamp
is on every package of the Genuine.
janNtll- eod1w tn til -s&sw1t
BRIGGS Pile Remedies are q success. If.
GET Briggs Corn and Bnnion Remedies
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OHIO.
mo" aTnnnI

CINCINNATI, Jan. pa snow-storm prevail.
ed here from 9 o'clock A. H., until ECON, since
which time hail in small particles has been
falling. The storm at F. M, still prevails.
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Mr.. Brown Thurston has reprinted in
pamphlet form, "a discourse delivered in the
Methodist Episcopal church South, at York
vile, 5. G., July %, 1861, the day OF national
thanksgiving for tho victory at Manassas, by
Rev. John I. Wightman." 1t is character
istic production. The following sentence from
1t recalls the full animus Of the rebellion:
The triumphs of Christianity rest, this very
hour, on slavery; and slavery depends upon
has sever ed this nation to perpetuate this in
stitution, and is inflicting judicial punishment
on the people who have attempted to violate
HIS decree: Ham shall be a bondsman." The
war is the servant of slavery. AS the atmos-
phere may become SO loaded with pestilence
that nothsng but lightning can disiufect it, SC
the sword seems necessary to draw OF the
bloated lust Of the north, restore political vigol
and impart serener aspect to her policy.
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THE new rooms of the Young Mems Chris
tan Association in Mechanics Building will
be opened this evening with services appropri.
ate TO the occasion. Addresses will be made by
several clergymen of this city and members of
the Association. Services to commence at z
o'clock. The public arc cordially invited.
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ILLINOIS.
AID FOR THE FRENCH.

CHICAGO, Jan. pa society has been or.
ganized in this city under the name of French
Producers Aid Organization" for the purpose
Of seneing seeds and implements of agricul-
ture TO the suffering and impoverished French
peasantry. Gov. Palmer is President, aud the
vice PRESIDENTS are from all parts OF the State.
HORRIBLE TRAGEDY-THREE PERSONS BURN
ED TO DEATH.
The house of William Grower at Braid wood
Ill, was burned few nights since and VIM
Reynolds and two of Growers children perish
ed in the flames. Ten olher persons in the
house were more or less burned REYNOLDS lost
his life in attempting to save the children,
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sew Advertiser enl.:Ts-D.y,
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN,

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Mr.; Barnes Assembly at Fluent Hall.
Exhibiiicn Ball. dee & Iiarnden.
Exhibition Ball. :. Mr.. Barnes.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
State OF Maine. . B. B. Murray.
Bar Supper.
Reduction in Prices. j. NJ. DYER % Co.
New Gold Loan. {. wan q Barrett.
Northern Pacific Railroad Co. Jay Cooke 8 Co.
Something Worth knowing .Gowell.
Store and Fixtures for Sale .E. +. Little.
Get the Best. :. Geo. c. Goodwin & Co.
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LIVERPOOL. Jan. M-3 r M.-Breadstuffs quiet
Inc receipts Q, Wheat for three days were Is, 900
III. Peas trmer at AS I'd.
LONDON, Jan. 24-5P. M.-Consos closed at 92I
for money aud account.
American securties-U. S. 5-2Os, 1862, 90; do
1853 DID, e9a; do 1867, sSi; do 10-aO's $751; Stocks
quiet; Erie ~; Illinois Central ITO; Atlantic q
Great Western 27}.
Liverpool, Jan. 24-5P. M.-Cotton qaiet; Mid
bales. ~ '''
LONDON, Jan. 2l-6 P. M.-Common Resin G. 81
@!s. Spirits Petroleum buoyant at Is 4d. Spirits
IuIpentine S6s9 36s Gd. Linseed Oil at E32. Liu-
troleum easier at Is 6d@is 6}d. Sperm Oil ee00$sl
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IHE free edition of Gosse, Newball & Co.'s
new Map of Portland. together with a list OF
all the Railroads in Maine, with the distances
from Portland TO stations, being exhausted,
they have printed another small edition. and
put toem on sale at book and periodical stores,
at only Is cents copy. J1s-tf
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Misce llanea ms Notices.

OWING to the severity Of the weathe r, Mr..
Barnes Assembly was postponed until this
evening. As this is the last of the cou Sc We
presume there will be a crowd,
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CITY AND VICINITY.

Our advertising patrons are requested IN seud
in their copy as early sn the day as possible. A.
Vertisements to appear Monday mornino shouM No
sent in Saturday. mo. Sunday)
a Free Religious Notices must be sent in as
early as Friday noon.
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N EW YORK.
CITY AND uICIHIry

NEW YORK, Jan. 25-Judge Sutherland re-
fuses to allow the Strakosch libel suit against
the Rochester Union & Advertiser to 90 TO
that city for trial.
The steamer Old Colony left this city this Of
tern00n to meet the Russia, which Is hourly
expected, with the remainder of the Fenian
exiies and will proceed TO sea if necessary to
intercept her
The Mikmen's Association have. fixed the
price OF milk at IL cents per quart from Feb.
ruary LIST.
Henry T. Chapman, the referee appointed to
investigate the affairs of the lately defuuct
Central Bank OF Brooklyn, will give a report
tomorrow which shows that the liabilities of
the bank in June %, 1870, the date of the last
quarterly report which the president and CASH
ier returned under oath as 1926, 1876 were really
1897 .631 and its resources. which were return
ed at the same time at $6261S5 were 1901 ,S21.
The apparent increase in the liabilities are due
however to the large amount of over drafts,
wnics were We $S9l 942. while there was returned
only $189, 900. the real amount due depositors
was 1926 ,149 instead of $374,8Sl as returned
me nlted States bonds and cash on hand was
VA, 496 instead of $80,068 and even $500 in
government bonds which the books of the bank
snow to have been in its possession were not
found, having been sent to Albany, it is said as
security for circulation. The referee includes
among the indebtness of the bank, The in
debtedness of its president, John K. PruyD,
H1ooIS9, received by the transfer OF his real
estate valued at 100000, the deeds of which
have not been found and large number of
tested as overdue. The president has also over.
drawn h,s account 100000, the cashier, j. V.
Spader, SIPS.
Haggerty died at o'clock this evening He
remained conscious until few minutes before
his death and was attended by priest who
gave him absolution at o'clock. Haggerty
was 26 years of age and had powerful and
well knit frame. -
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CALIFORNIA.
PROSPECT FOR CROPS,

PROSPECT FOR CROPS.
SAN Francisco, Jan. 25-The weather is
denghtful The thermometer at noon was 20.
Double thu usual amount of wheat is being
sown.
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BrsShlon' Cambridge and Nlcdford Cattle
1arkets.
Especial Dispatch by Interna siopal Linp1

OF1F0ttH 11HItsT
Boston. Wednesday, Jan. IS.
~ market this week: -425 Cattle 1904 Sheep and
Lambs. 1000 Swine; last week. HOS Cattle. Ia ia
none. f>O
PKIcks.-Reeves-Extra quality SIG 90 a 70 so;
FIRST quality $1l 90 Sit is; second quality SO 50 as
Of coarse oxen, !iulls, & c., SC 90 a 90.
brisntoa hides &c; Brighton Tallow 6 q Gle;
Country hides q @ Sc; Country Tsliow e; cali
oil 81 " skin. IN "
Kemarks-Ths supply of Cattle in market this week
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ALEQT1qN OF 2. .. 1ENAF0H
ST. Louis, Jan. 25.-Alexander Caldwell OF
Laavenworth, was elected U. 8. Senator by the
Kansas Legislature to-day.
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SETRES CHINA.

Tea Set. presented 10 Marie Anoinettc by II city
OF Paris, purchased in PATS IN 1913. Four Chairs
covered with hne tapestry, each bearing in the back
medallion Of Sevrss, portrait Of beauty Of tho
French Court; Secretary, light wood with Ssvres
Case, gilt bronze and Sevres large ornament for ta-
BILE; vase of blue Sevrcs, exquisitey shaped ana
between gilt Je's; ornaments in DESIGNS OF Cuptds,
Medalons OF Sevres, each portrait OF beauty OF
the Court OF Louis XIV, aud many other ornaments
and rare pieces OF this beautiful and exquisite China;
very cid Maioca and other China.
Also the very valuable
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PORTLAND ARMY AND NAVY UNIoN.-The
last entertainment of the P. A. & N. U. fol
this season took place last evening, and the
last number Of the Army & Navy Union Jour-
nal circulated. Speaking of this interesting
little sheet we would say that the Journal last
evening was issued with one edition printed in
crimson, q second in gold, and a third in lemon
all being beautiful specimens of the printers,
art and rejecting great credit on Gosse, New
hall b Co. the printers, and F. G. Patterson
editor and publisher.
In his valedictory the editor makes state
ment that reflects very severely land very just
~ too) upon Max Strakoscb. The story has
been wellknown in the editorial circles but
has been kept quiet till the A. & N. q. chose
to make it public. It is as follows:
Although we had early secured the refusal
OF Miss Cary's services for our grand concert,
from Max Strakosch at his own figures, ($250,
he refused at the last moment to complete the
engagement at the price named; bat as we had
led the public to believe that Miss Cary would
sing for US, it was determined to offer any sum
IN our power to sec ure her engagement Ate,
sending our agent to New York to see Stra-
kosch in person, bargain was gnally closed
on payment of $500 In Advance, be claiming the
right to give concert here previous to her ap-
pearance in our course. This claim we refus-
Censure is attached to Miss Cary"
Mr.. Strakosch's cupidity will long be remem-
bered by the citizens of Portland.
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L. A. BOWEN, 3 Free Street. will ,sell Ham
burg Edgings and Insertions, at cost for 30
days. i.nooth.1w
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MAINE.

ACCIDENT AT LEWISTON,
Especial Dispatch by Western Union Lne.l
LEwIsoN, Jan. pa boy by the name of
John Duncan had his right arm frishtfully
mangled this morning while at work in the
carding room Of the Hin corporation, he hav-
ing caught it in the machinery. Amputation
will be necessary.
Weather.-Thermomete s below zero att
o'clock this evening.
ITO Associated Press.J
COLD WAETHER.
BANGOR, Jan. Is Another severe day.
Heavy wind from tue northwest clear; ther-
mometer this morning Is below; noon below;
six Z. NJ, 10 below; ten z. M. 16 below.
STATE AsSAYER
AUGUSTA, Jan. 25.-Prof George l.. Goodale
was to-day reappoin.ed by the Governor, State
Assayer.
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The NEW York University Medicine Is max
ing more cutes than all other medicines com.
bined. Branch Office, $50 Congress St. Ad-
vice free. p. Staples, agent If.
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BANKRUPT STOCK
o.
Ready
e. L. Cd IL H 4 IN O.
At Auction.
At Auction.

o'A friday and Saturday. january
eth and 2Sth.
a ~ Ia, a. M ana p M. each dsy at SsIe,rooro
m,ds co,hin ssh arge and valuable $40 X OF rsay.
Pants and Vests. Also onas'e0s~'
Boys OcercO0ts and Suffa ,
This L. the stock OF Custom Clo,hier in uo.t,->
ana sold here by order Of Assgnee. ibis sale m /
sents most favorable opportunity to parcnase A..
Clothing, especially for boys.
f. o. BAILEY IL co, Auctiensass,
Jan "a dtd
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AUCTION SALES.


a 1bnvr,h,&d rye ohice, Custom House Wharf e,
Iarre IL e. , Jan ;eth, at P. NJ. we shall sei
class l,,at +, s.s II. wide, 20 in. deep. Cat
ieait1 ~ ~ Ky y, gay, and IN good repniv
''-'' r y. BAILEY s. Co t, Auetionesr,.
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BRIGas' Allavantor cures Catarrh

TRY Briggs Throat and Lung Healer. sf.
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ORIGINAL OIL PAINTINGS
Among them the genuine originals by tho follow
ing eminent artIsts; Duohesnr, Alfred de Dreux,
Boucher, Isatey. audfj
SALTATOR ROSA.

At the same time the Dining Room, Chamber and
Kitchen furniture in the servants department..
The residence Will be open for the exhibition OF
the furniture, &C., on Monday and tuesday, Jan.
3OtG and 3ts from 10 to 4. 1t Is very natural that
very large number Of persons should visit The
bouse out of mere curiosity, without any iDteD<on
OF purchasing anil appreciation for the rare gems
to be sc Id therefore that ne crowd NAV not be toe
great it is necessary to issue tcke,s without which
persons cannot visit the house. Tickets can be had
by applying in person 10 the Auctionesr, FRANK
A. LEONARD, office SO Winter street.
Catalogues lat 80 cents piece) will bo ready ten
days before the sale. dec M-S&W 12e
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Butler u Reed

Claim to have the Best Rubber Boots made 10
the United States, which they sell low as any
kind CT aRubber Boot be purchased in this city,
dc1speodtf II Market Square.
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GET Briggs Corn aud Bunion Remedies
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Portland Daily Press ssoek EIs,,
For the week ending Jan 25, 1911.

CORRECTED BY wM. II. WOOD & SON, BaoI sgs
D1gcrkDftOHs pnrKufUe flHsr.J Je,,
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LAE!o>IrN Of Ei> n-OEh y


NV l"i.h. Dec. -.
''"l m- i" It leah IN the pipe al IA,
IHtIlN IN" ii"ii>" III the Metropolitan ~
company. an explosion "rcurI,d ~ 4,
"rl"rk. Yesterday attrlI.""Il. which r"-
IallN DESTROYED the huitdin- .Iud l'lrc. Al
the ""miia! portion al the III, IN r"ia'
uarhl">>. /. N"''I'ii WI >',tl"n>l\
ii!i"r'"- h''i II" ono Wa fatally lHIt.
INC escape "i the N"rhn"n h"lm- dH'
/" i 'i'''m-' III men '"'n- midr o ir"
DAYS AGO. T.; which lll"l l. Stopped al
= ~ I. IN. Had The "Id luic been in
i"i'r. 'h'lr N"'iIh have been 4 trlrihl'
>;'' iI''' "l ne. ne "i-'lI'' lI=t'r't I'l
'H' H''l"l"'i'''" company tN,rI"> from
i!N'' "' iiN'' anu rom ihili \-i"'ll t II
rlir'' !" event ' -i!li'il street III SIM
"i'' >''''' ana 'h'" ''' n'''. i''
"!'il''!N "a- w" i'i - receivers sup
Pil'' WIN - IIhili lII' llidIh Nhlk~. lni
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iHE HOHHOHS OF THE rEHNI !
~ NI\E.

he hr.I"I "I the famine IL Iri>i.!
has MOI YET reached IL climax Naiul
:. \. smith. assistant resident Writing
from huliIiG'. SAYS The people are Won,
/" skeletons, rIl" children /" ''lini>hcri
hea>i>. and >,ut, 81 them ;it. aiNtN~
Ir"ddcm dnWn and killed la the daily
rush l,i the English nee Ma Y j. :.
Adams. l:i,rlin. ia lrhrl.h about tqn
months ago. >Il> IN Il unIc puhli>luri
lay the >lIndrIla land tEnnll!dI Iiiuc~
thai III tn, crowds who ~N.iltu il, fi,.
haIl;trk >uu.iit. 10 Icr'!Nr i duI, ct
small silver f!"u the shah. hundreds
men and women. AZ l.Ici.Illt >iJik
naked. Worn l." The hone and cuNrlcd
with >"ir>. lhr people tnlI"N the , j.
ir"r how linz t"i bread ''i." men lie
upon The "i"lnd. quite ''cId. and i
Ihlld j. LAID up"n "mr >il, at the hIlil.
covered with u piece at diltN cotton.
y naked W"mi,,n lie in The a.nml "i'
death. surrounded i.N Il crow Il ui l,in,.>
almost IL badly III - hcl>,.li. The
neat form l. that ct i r"lmIIi. ~ a."
>,l:tl'c- from The .I"uitd :. handful If
ulcl"m >rr';s lIad filth. Nhich ii, iii
ridr> between lItI IN" rhildrri" fiji
i one m"iuim@'> Iidr. here, l. Il" h,lI
t"r ANY "t Them. !h"r,.li rh, ~nLh hl.
~ M. MurI:tl I,,lilic~ hurhcl~I.l uf
Jewels ia ia" private tIra-ui,. .ud flr
famine canned end Gutil .IIN
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hI-hLI \ EIHH.1HIIIEN.

-. Lot i. Dee. -. y dispatch from,
Scdalia >lN> thai Christmas day vii .
messed :, rHrc"mrcrtcd "uthicai> of the
ku- kluN 1T Marshall. Sabine county.
Ni>s"mi. and Vicinity. \ large mum
htrnf armed men runurd out in pursuit
ol nc"rnc>. Patrols were placed near
the town. and every traveller WAS halted
and questioned. All business was >rl>-
pended and mob violence rc"ntd ST.
plcnc. II is NOT known how MANY
negroes We're killed. hui Il man y ho left
MARSHALL II II orl"ck \. W.. >:rw rhc
dead i"rlr> at five. t~" hanging 10y the
neck and three lying "li the l"td He
as" >ii" one terribly W"ulrt!rd. hay in"
his shoulders shot aW:tl. NJ the latest
accounts 4 crowd Of armed men wcl"
Starting out. swearing THAI they Vuuld
ri".ir ON every negro IN the county,
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In the Senate. Il resolution WIS adopt
cd adiomrnimg from Dee. II t" Jan. :.
There has been Il sharp debate in the
senate. \ motion WIS made 10y Sclla-
tor IuImhull 80 revive the Joint re-
trrnclrlucml committee. with full powers
To look after ;ih:tS,.> in the various de
partnrit> Of ih, 90! eminent. and To
suggest reforms. Certain senators fan
cird they SIM = covert attack ON the ad-
mini>tITtti"n III this movement and a; .
tackled il. After several rHucIi>c~ and
debates the matter W;s finally decided
III tn" negative. senator Morton en-
driN"Icd To get Il resolution THROUGH
III" senate /" adjourn tlIc session finally
"m the third Monday in Mag. hat with
"u, success. y" progress has been
nla'lc. III The senate with Mr. Sumner :
bills for tht return 10 specie. PAYMENTS
al /" reform the rev cmIc service The
senate ;,di"uimrd from ! huI>d.Il u,rrIn
Monday
In the li"u-c. a !c>oluri"n has PASSED
ln$ilurting the several commit ices
framed /" look after the ..NrrutiN,. ii,
parinitn1 ri government ia perform
their duties. MI Hear at Ma>,arhu-
>rtt> rrlmrt,.d Il hill on "Wednesday
prov ldn" tor :, runnlni>>iuu l." inNr<ii-
gate dnd IcpuII uu the whole subject oi
Wages ami labor. and ~Irpollcd it in an
a'tmit;thlc speech. The democrats were
At il>t inclined to oppose hirl tia. com
mission i likcly /" Er ;,url"iz-d hn
The VOTES at both ra,ti,.> Ia" alpur-
ti"mm"ni hili has hrcn ,li.,u~%rd in lie.
house dnin- ia, Wcch. and has PASSED
IN ;lIc I"In rcc"lmi.tcl,lr' iN Mr.. Mrl.-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-12-29


inc N'''i'c'. "''' the meeting WIS very
INTERESTING" "''. ana "''''' ""' !''"'''
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the >"ri"iN. uP"h ilI" 'ft'r"i'> "l iln>
han'rN. Ms both logical and sensible.
I,.,i.v inc rh,. Stains of tL,. order IT,
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