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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-12-01
HORirE GREELEY FOR PRESI-
DENJ'


Horace Greeley will reply i'll the
Tribune of to-day To an article in the
Times. saving that he has committed
the stupcndous folly of permitting him
self To entertain dreams oftle prc>lden-
cN. He says that. within six III eight
months. he has received ~ OF 10 letters.
mainly from private persons. proposing
that he shall he Il candidate G"r the
next president. His an>wcrs, 50 fan as
he has found time to answer III all. were
in the spirit of the only one which he
remembers 10 have seen in print. that
10 William I.arimer OF LcavcnWor,h.
Kali. of the 18th of May last. Niz: That
he is not an aSpirant f"r amy office. but
would not decline amy duty political
friends might dcvolVc upon him. VII.
Greeley says that it is very certain that
he will never make himself Il candidate
for president. and it seems quite inipro-
hahlc. that..OthcI> will ever make him
such: but those who have suggested or
may hereafter suggest him rs Il c;lIdl-
date have exactly the same rights as 81
many other citizens. neither less nor
more. If they he few and humble.
there is 50 much the les reason for how
ling them down. or insisting that the
next president is already selected. and
that all discussion on the subject is fore
closed. WcrcSpccttully protest against
the aclimouy. the malcvolcncc. the
prospective venom manifested hl Ger
tain Journals. which have been set on
to clear the field of all intrIldrrS. Ifthc
majority have already decided the pres
idcmtial question, there can be neither
harm nor danger i'll allow ing the minor
ity L" Indicate their dissent. Let the
>cmhlancc. at least, of freedom of
choice be maintained. and not drown
all diversity in the hoar>c clamor that
no difference exists. II i now general
" conceded that our next president
must hra republican. In the ranks of
the dominant party are many better
soldiers. though none Older, than lie who
here pleads that Il fair consideration he
accorded to the merits and services of
AL oar able and patriotic statesmen.
and hat the otiicc-holdcrs stand back.
while the taxpayers are allowed to come
! forward and Indicate their Preferences.
and iiatcrnally compare notes a. I"
their choice for president in l~1:2!.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-12-01
NEWSPAPER III HILEE..

Very few papers. religious nj sccniar,
now Published. have been in rNi>tcnc"
more than quarter oil century: but
the Ntw T0,k Db>,rrc,' ;Innoum,'r~ that
it will enter upon its titticth year III the
beginning OF iS111. II wis established
as Il religious paper: giving, also. the
most important secular news: and 1t
has been one OF the ablc>t. and IT the
same time. one of the most >rir"cN>iul
Journals in the country.
The Publishers announce i"r tllc COM
ing year, us free gift to each OF their
subscribers. Il NEW lEARBOoK: con
tanning Il vast amount of information
in regard to Church and state, and all
important business affairs. Il real cHry-
clopcdia, such as any intelligent person
wishes to have always ut hand. Spcci-
men copies of the paper ANA Prospectus
of the Year Book. sent fee Ia ali who
will apply. New Subscribers will re-
cCiNc the paper free until JanuarN ii.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-12-01
/ POOR WHITE ETELTA.

La,t evening. the dull routine OF tax
inc down the confessions of the lesser
sinners. who had been inactive mem
beers of the Kan. or liad onl.. helped 20
whip two or three ncgrGc>. was varied
by the appearance OF IL murderer from
the iail. who came over to have = talk
with Maicr.:Mcrriil. lie Wis lamk.
lon>t. iuintcd. Imwhulr~onr locking
Youth of Il. with Il piping N"irr. and :.
dull. simple cnuutcnaurc. that show cd
little capacity for good oI evil intcn-
tinm~. What did YOU Want /" sec me
about >" asked the major. Il wanted
to know what you'd got agin me. Major:
that's all I'm Il pore man. and w"
cot Il wife and two children. and If |
don't git To 20 home. don't know
where they'll Git bread 10 cat. y on
know what I've got against >"u a. we'll
as do" said the major. No: don't
ic.t know what ii is" replied I'll" kll-
klnN. after hcSitatimg awhile. "("u
are one of the men that helped Kill
Charley Guurr." There Wis Il long Il
lcncc The man tumhlcd his hat he
tween his knees. changed his position
in his chair. and kept his eye fixed ON
the floor. Finally lac said. in = weak.
whining tome. ''Maior. | never laid =
hand on HIM ~ WHAT i Tho t~,- If
living about H.. answered tiI, officer:
Il don't ask You In -. i w"id. but II
ynu do ~, anything. WANT il /" ne
the truth. ON and three ether rnrm
killed Charlie, G"udr. 10" hn"N it,.
and yuu know know it,. hen the
man told the whole story. or his version
of il. Il wu> Il Wolkin' 10y Wesley
smith" he said and one day Wesley
smith. he said To me - how he'd got
orders tluim tuln chiefs IT, Kill 4 ni.Gt!.
and must :" with him. We went "ilt
/" the road. and met William White
and another man. aud went down lh'
road together. We met Il liYgcI COLI
ing. and Smith lc said il w.S the EigGcl
We WIS L. Kill. Then they tied linn
and took him into the woods. and >hnI
him and pounded his head with the
butts al their guns. | jest stood of. -
far ;l> from hare to the wall. and never
laid Il finger on him. said. 'Boys.
don't Kill the pore uiggcr. Id nothing
agin the niggcl. never SAW him i'll
my life before. and don't know why
they killed linn. They told me il ever
opened my mouth about il they'd kill
me, too. letter Ia Ncr loH Yiih"nt.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-12-01
now LORING U.IS MTRDERED.

We published week or two ago. the
sad news that Fred. W. Loling. the
young author and Journalist from BoS-
ton WAS murdered in Arizona as WIS
supposed by Indians. \ dispatch from
San FranriSco sunday confirms the
news:
The soldiers and citizens who are pul-
suing the Apaches who murdered the
Wickenhurg (Arizoma) stage passengers.
have tiailed them directly to the Dale
Creek reservation. The fact that Il
large part of the Apaches residing on
the reservation were absent ut the time
of the attack OH the stage. is proven by
an officer on the reservation. A dis
patch says that among the passengers
was one registered as Alfred W. Loring
of Wheeler's expedition. LOring was
the only passenger who was not wound
ed at the first fire of the Indians, who
were ambushed and surrounded the
stage. The three passengers on the
outside and the driver were killed at
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-12-01
THE THAN NTHDEH.

The mWlcr of the rich jew i'll his
own house. opposite Fifth Avenue hotel.
is YET fresh in the minds "t many. y
letter l" the Troy Tmc~ thus di~p"Srs
Of some gossip:
This huiiding has attended i frequent
theme Ton paragraphs. and many inter
c>ting stories concerning ii have been
pat in.n circulation. 1t ha> been said
that the house WIS ~old AT Il Irduccd
lnicr hcc:llr>,. OF ia" horror connected
with the tragedy which occurred within
il walls. Another statement informs
the public that it has been rented l,y =
Noted gaInr>tcI iol Il i,u"-hauk. while
i! j. said on the other hand that >Uch l.
the taim connected with ii thar II" ten
aut will lake il III any pIicc. The >to-
ri,.> are all cIdally false. he fact are
these: The family abandoned the house
Immediately after the dreadful ATTAIN
which has given them such painful pub
liritN. they did not. however. remove
the furniture. Which still remains in its
former condition. aud Il tlu>tN servant
with his family has charge of the c>tah-
li-hmcnI. The house has never been
in the market. either iuI purchaser or
tenant. and will not in all probability
hc offered very soon. The family has
hired 4 very stylish mdn>i"n i'll Fifth
avenue. for Which they pay about SO
WW pei annIlm. this rent including chat
of furniture. The Nathan mansion has
been correctly dc>cIihr,lTa~ being of
elegant finish. and WAS huilI under The
Inspection of il late oWnrI. He took
great delight in this mansion. and hay
ing made his property 10y ;I>Sidunu> at
trntion to business. hc WAS the better
PREPARED tn enjoy it. He Frequently
mentioned t" IN acquaintance at niue
tina, lr could get S:2113J. 900 toI the prop
eIrN. This price i NOW ont of the
question. bur il wnuld readily bring
>l7j.Wu. Nr. Nathan'S estate has been
rated from >JOD.HU0 to ~ .UOU.uO. hut
it> precise amount i only known Ia The
little circle OF heirs. The my >IrlN of
murder remains ais impcntrahlr .I> rN-
cr: hIt have been told hN Il person
Who lives near 10y. that many if not
most OF the ucighhorS discard the sneak
Inlet theory. and insist that the crime
WAS committed hN one of the inhalit-
ants "t the building. This opinion. it
pressed Ii an extreme point. would re
NiNc an odiou> allu>ium To IN individual
" no. il innocent. ha> borne Il fearful
suspicion. and if guilt, must CARY with
amazing success - secret of the most
hdIIuWim ing nature. letter IL Troy Tm,>.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-12-01
THE SU-I NTON RITLROID a Sc.


NJ the recent term Of the supreme
Court. holden here the ease of y. .. Al
dis and others rs. Hall and Others WAS
heard and decided. The orators were
taxpayers i'll the town OF Swanton and
brought bill III chancery against Hall
and others, who were the commissioners
named in the instrument of assent
whereby the town of SWantom had made
Il subscription IL the stock of the Id
mobile Valley Railroad Company. The
Railroad Company were also made de
PENDANTS. The orators claimed that the
law of IS61 auditorium" the town of
Swanton to subscribe FOR the stock of
the road was unconstitutional that the
subsequent act passed in IS6S. permit
ting the town. with the consent of the
Railroad Company. to change the terms
of the subscription. the consent of the
town. in town meeting called for that
purpose. havim" hern first obtained.
was also unconstitutional that the
commissioners acted tlIudlentlv in OH
tanning the assent of the tax PAYERS of
the town TO :: subscriptions. and that in
fact :, minority in number and amount
of Grand list was NOT obtained on such
mi.,joucrs knew when they falsely and
fr,u,IulrntIy made their certificate that
surb minority had hceu oIt,iu,d The
ease was ably ornued hv T i pheIus.
Fsn. and T. II SmolIry. Esu. for ora
tors and by II. :. Ro>rc. E>u, and Hon.
l.. p. Poland for defendants. The full
bench heard the ease. and last Friday
Iudrn pcrL announced the oniuiou nf
Tho n,,in,.it, nf tho rouu, h,i.ti~ st,tinm
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-12-01

the first vollcy. The Indians then
rushed for the stage. Loring and Ham
il lost their presence ofmind. and jump
ed from the stage on the side where the
Indians were. Shepherd and Kruger
were both wounded. but jumped from
the other side and escaped. IN an in
slant Loriug was surrounded 10y the
savages. After hcing wounded he tiled
Ia escape. when the Indians fired three
Shots TWO Of which passed through his
body. l."Iing fell. and wa di>pat" he'd
by Il lance. Parties knowing him her"
say that there is no doubt of his idemti
~. The people of Prescott. Arizona.
raised volunteers with the determine
ton of killing cNcr& Apache in the res
crvati0n, but finally consented +" leave
the matter with Gen. Crook.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-12-01
I'ErNONY uEITHEE orr EST


liiILNi, MONTANA. NOV. -. y
Font Shaw dispatch SAYS that TWO COM
panir> ot HE Seventh Infantry. Major
freeman commanding. while returning
from Font Brnwnimg. were caught in
YESTERDAYS, fearful >tuInI. AMI ale now
r:nnpcl T. miles from here. ! number
are badly frozen. Zen OF Ihc frozen
men have been brought into tn, hos pit e.
al. The worst c;i>c> aIr still ont. hut
ale being brought i'll a. t.,>r H. possible.
The men are frozen principally shout
the feet. and will lose toe and some
even their feet The theIluumvt"r this
morning was ~ below uto. and to-
night it is l5= below. There have
been no stages from any direction " jth-
in 81 hours.
SALT LAKE, Nov. p. 1t j. rcrnijcd
that the loss of life by the late SHOW
slides i'll the canonS is f.lI moe serious
than stated yesterday. \ number of
persons are missing and aIr surpassed
Ia he lost. 1t i storming again /" day
in the mining districts OF W.:>al"h. aud
Il hard winter seems inevitable.
LAWRENCE. Kansas. Nov. III. The
recent storm WAS unprecedented in Sc
verify OH the plains. In Western Kan
S;i> large numbers of Texas cattle and
several herd>mcn We're frozen Ia death.
Five hodicS. supposed tn hc hose of
buffalo hunters. were Thought INTO
Hayes City last night. frozen stiff.
Great anxiety is felt for other parties
hunting hutfaloeS. They have not been
heard from since the storm.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-12-01
lSNIGNUENT or .H'DG is.

\, tL.. t.,.r,,.l Tenn, nt ,l,,. >,,,,,.,,,,.
t,,,r, l,t,1x h,.IJ at \I,utn,l;,, tL,.
follow ing, assignment of the Judge va-
made ;ol' the vc;I commencing pccrm-
her |. l-7I.
Ior - rrrut .otrr
c,.;,,,.,, p... r..,,..,,
DIV, ''''' " NV W
,.,mI Ill. n;.;, v-,,., p.l
faId n". i'''''' '''''
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-12-01
IUE VEN IORk RING.

NEW bl;k. Nov. III.
Ext Unlrollrr Eichmd i. Connolly
was arrested ut I'D O'Clock. Yesterday
morning. on an order issued bN Judge
Learned of Albany. on Il charge Ut deceit
and fraud. and held IL bail in the sum
of ~ .OO0.OOO. The order WAS served
upon Connolly while he was ut his
former office i'll the finance department.
and he WIS entirely unprepared to tlu-
nish bail. sheriff Brennan. who served
the order, left Connolly in charge of Il
deputy sheriff, and the afternoon was
spent i'll vain endeavolrS to procure bail.
most of the persons applied to being
ont of the city for the Sabbath. Henry
Hart. Il well known extensive pawn
broker. offered to ga hail for half the
amount, but, being an lsraclitc. would
not sign the bond until Il p. M, when
his Sabbath ended. Connolly spent the
night AT the New \ ork hotel i'll the Gus
tody OF an officer. and has remained ut
the hotel under arrest during the day
The most strenuous efforts have been
made. to-day. to procure bail. hut with
ont success. 1t is said that Eugene
Kelley. the wealthy California banker.
will offer himself for the remaining hall
million required, Tomorrow.
Only 30 Years ago the New Orleans
Picdynne published this advertisement
80 Reward Run away from the sub
scribers, on the 2}d of November last =.
the negro boy Oscar Dunn. an appren-
tice to the plastering trade. He is of
grille color, between ~ and II wears of
age, and about ) feet 10 or II inches
high. All persons are cautioned not I"
harbor said hoy. under penalty of the
law. Wilson y Patterson. corner st.
John and Common streets. That hoy
Is now Lieutenant Governor al Ioui,'I-
ana.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-12-01

1t looks aS though tie advocates of
woman suffrage were to los. their best
hold. The House of Representatives,
in Wyoming has voted t" repeal the
woman suffrage law. The Republicans.
however. opposed the repeal. while the
Democrats voted for it in Il body. The
Council has not yet acted upon tn" hill.
The steamer City of New London. of
the Norwich and New York line. WAS
burned the I'D inst. about five miles
below Norwich. The steamer W., run
quite near the shore. hut il was impo>-
>ihlc to >ubduc the flames and arcr>S
to the boats being cut Oft there WAS II"
alternative for the passengers and crew.
hut to throw themselves into the chill
in@ water and seize any means Of sup
port which came to hand. Several We're
lost
\ DESPATCH from ,,all Lake states that
| Brigham Young has notified his friends
there that he shall return next Monday.
if the >tulnl~ >ul*ihr - he can get there.
! 1t has been terribly cold and stormy
i'll the western territories and siatV>.
| Accounts from Utah complain bitterly
of the cold and storms. and the snow
which IN places is zen feet deep. Srv-
eI;tl lives have been lost hy the storms
and cold.
Grand Duke Alexis and. hi, party ar,
about New York again. ON M"ndaN
they visited brooklyn Navy lard and III
the evening heard Nilsson sing. Altrl
Il review of III" lire department and /:
ball. the party visit Philadelphia.
ENGiI~Ii tr-rOM-. One of the pccu-
liar customs of England j. the dedication
of ones business to some member ot IN,
ROYAL family. "I SOME person high N
rank. Some "f these advertisements
wiicl. are usually placalded III the l"lr
Il IGN. are very ridirIilnu>. The fol
low ing j. the inscription on Il street >i%i
in London: "Smilii;cld ZONES. san
Sagc- makcG To Her ROYAL lli@hmr>.
the Dutchr>> of Kent.
TuE SPRINGFIELD El.rI Hil'N\. ih'
prospectus Of ,h;> paper appears III "uI
columns to-day. IL Il compendium "
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-12-01

COMMERCIAL TEAvELEE> II MIN,
sOTA.-St. Paul. Minnesota. is Good
coEsumptiVcs, Eut unhealthy !o,.,.
mcrcial travellers. The Mayor
autoclTIt. and the t"nm0n Cnuurin.
are naughty - Persian grand Vii.
y city ordinance in the ""lg,nu> r.,.
tai of -. Paul requires - lirrn,;. f..
all missionaries irciulr the, r.
their sample eases. The ,ii.n
shining proportions Of - - ill lnl.. b.
shown II" powers that h.. nl =.
iurklc>> commercial traveller i, ua....
into Il dungeon. The travellers ,,..
however, considering the proceed
arbitrary. and far from legal. Ou,...
the cit! judges advised them ia 81
scllin" without license ~ lon. ..~ ,...
1cSirr: hut the Mayor had an. .,nrI..',
ant habit of rli>rcgar,iing ANY ,,Ir, 5,,.
sion ~ this. until the commercial, =.
Gently. have given Him e. undcl>, ..
that they will no longer submit tail
tAi"iu"n. lie denies in toto ,...
il%Ii' /" hiring thr matter l",o,
. higher ;"ilTt>.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-12-01

y limo. The Norwich EnU,,.,.
refers to the hrroi>ln of the !i.;,,.
Ger ri the steamer City of New l.or,
nn the "rcasion of the recent Gi>.,>,,,.
mobile! lIcrui>m than thai of Mani,
Baker. the inst engineer, never hialo,,
the pages Of fame. Standin. n him.
till driven from il 10y the fl:.rnr>. N.
coolly working To >ahduc The tur ~,
then 1" save the Passengers. VI h,.. .
hope wills lost. he secured Il life uic.,4
ci and hrcklrd il around him: with
his safety was certain: but on the r..
ward deck he found the lady ra>-cl..,
without means of support. lie to.rr
tic pEcScrycr. forced it upon h,i. ,.
then SprLng into the river oniy 1".,..
Gle nmavailingly and perish. He S.,
Young man. only tlrirty-tWn. ini f.
seen considerable service. haN in. r,.
employed on tie Stoningtun liLr. r.
Pacific Mail steamers. and also Ia ?.
United States service. H., leave.
oiritin rhiid."
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-12-01
NOR UON EETEL.IIION>.


The excitement CAUSED 10y The rr>rli-
ti"m> "t Hickman. now confined in
Camp Dnu"la>. NJ Salt Lake city. aud
W ho coni,>>c> that he has tor Years
been hired assassin for Brigham l"ung'>
1icndi>h Will Ia operate through. may
terminate lit Il collision. The GcntilrS
are Thoroughly maddcncd hv thu horrible
disclosures and would list. ANY aNaill-
bile means to rid themselves OF the obi
"u> presence of the false prophet.
Hickman i i I\cntHrkian. VIII" wa-
bred Il lawyer. but drittm" out of Mis-
souri, into tab. became of his own free
will the accomplished of many of the
''prcSidcnt'> muSt NillaimoHS designs
He denies that there WAS ever any such
organization ~ the ''DnitcS." nr DE
StroNing Angels" hut SAYS that "Brimh-
am had his confidential men. and that
he was one of them. All the Mormon
president needed to Ito w;lS t" send fol
his conidamt. whenever any person VI no
ut all coniiictrd with Mormon interests
anivcd in town. and give his command
that the stranger he taken care of.
No Venetian UbiiJi. or Turkish gamiZar-
les were ever more promptly ohedicnt.
more hlondily >crvil". Hickman con-
icSScS. among other things. that he and
another confidential killed. in 1857. IL
man who came into the Green River
county To trade with the Indians. and
who rejected Bri%hamS proposition that
he should sell Il portion of his goods to
him. They murdered him. and carried
the >poil> to Young. He alleges that
he qumrclrd with the president about
the desired killing ot' General Conner.
who commanded Camp Douglas some
years ago. He thought it would he
dangerous, hut brigham insisted that
he should he put out Of the way. and
Hickman WAS discharged He saws
that Morris. who WAS founder of the
apo~tatr faction called MorriSitcs. WAS
murdered by Il .'coutidCutial" agent.
There j. Il very general impression
among candid observers of events in
Utah that til" Mormons will fight. if it
Is found necessary. to protect their dar-
ling sin. They are said to he able to
bring into the field. armed and exceed
ingly well equipped. ten thousand men
in ten days. There are only Il few hun
dreds of | nitcd States soldiers near ut
hand. and many of them are by no
means of the best type for Il struggle
which must he sharp. aS well us short.
The Normoms have very large quanti-
ties Of ammunition. and they know how
to fight. They grow bolder and more
defiant daily. and the disclosures of the
hitherto secret mudererS and cutthroats
employed by the polygamouS Brigham
have II" effect upon them.
y clergyman named Fiddle respect
fully declines the degree of ID. ID. be-
cause. is he said. he really did not wish
to he known as the Rev. Fiddle ID. ID.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-12-01
IHE VIZ: WIVES.

u
JIIE VIE: WIVES
The December .iHtni,, j. one q! ,lrc
l.,.>1 of recent numbers. and Int, ~,.rcr-
|, , dull uI.r in il. uhil,. mn~i of it,
,,al,rr~. .loi,~ and verses axe. OF high
,>,.lI,u,, The y,I>r, n,. all hN
I.ouri,Iluw and Whi;ti.l. and al cnl.~,.
ale GOOD. H. our readers have seen. y
great many nt host. v hu read the Al
lantir will. dis month. turu iiI>t of' all
To Nh. Euhin,ni'> concise sketch of the
Butler rlmpainn. which j. III w amin.
tons" hr,, ~rNlr. Next the, viii tWn.
rr,l,I,l,. to Bret IIaltr> .lhimcr,~
Boil ,idmillil,. like ali hi California
.T'h, ,r''7I,f,. Lnc :,,.uLrd to,' rL,.
.,Jn,;r..,.I ~ I,,,rir Miller vhnr, c,i-
Jnm,L NJ, U,rt,. ..r3r'r ohr;u' moi
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arr. .ntinn,jr> ..k,tc beaumont" i
finished IN hi. number. and closes well.
il i one of ,hr hes, ut' ,ic new Amcl-
lean rn>,I> Mr.. Fields also shuts up
hi. .WLi,r, RING GALLERY" fnr the sea
son with some "reminiscences of W nrlS-
worth and Miss Milford. Mr.. llowcll>
brinn> his welded nair home again. and
Mr., James close. hi, story a: in short.
there i , General ,.lcarin.. of the decks
i'm. action NEXT wear. when the Atlantic
i IN sill in" ahead of all the month
lies with its new Hawthorne novel. it,
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sucI, i tI,r n,nuis, or Mr. IIovcllS
vLicL Mo han, will ir,iudc John =
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Hrrpr, fnr December leads oil uirl
three Typographical archaeological and
Rome. ancient and modern. the ruval
,hatcaux of France. and Fcnnimnrc
Coopcrs life, and homes. Dr. IIavcS
has = papcr of 4 kindred characters about
the old Morse colonies in Greenland.