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The New York herald., 1871-12-12
NORTH CAROLINA.

Denuncintion Of Governor Caldwell for Not
Inrerferlna with the Arrest OF Citizens Un-
der the Ku Klux LAVA Resolution Passed
by Both Branches Of the State Legislature
Denouncipg Investigation.
RALEIGH, Dec. H. 1871.
The arrest OF several citizens within the borders
OF this State by the United States forces operating
in the martial law districts In South Carolina, par
tlcuars OF which have already been published IN the
HERALD, has been the subject Of q lengthy and ex-
cited discussion IN both branches Of the Legislature
here.
Governor Caldwell was severely criticised and
denounced for refusing to demand an assertion OF
the dignity OF the State by the United States govern
ment; and the Executive falling the General AS.
eemby to-day passed the following joint resolution
Resolved by the Senate the House OF Representatives
CURING that the OF His Exceency the Governor
relation the and detention of Allen Bes citizen
Of the State be referred to the Attorney with
authority apply Judge Of the Supreme OF the
United States for writ OF habeas the legality
OF the Imprisonment OF the citizens named In this mmun.
cation, other citizen OF the state freed by military
force without legal authority.
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OCEAN STEAMER
PORT OF NEW YORK, DECEMBER II, 1871.
CLEARED.

steamship Holsaa tNa,, Meier. Hamburg via Plymouth
Steamship weyb0sses, Boser, New orssus-c Mallory
&G9,
Steamship Franconia, Bragg. Portland-J FeAsm
Ship Hudson, knight, London -Grinnel, Mnturn Co.
Bark Eugene tAus), Lenay, Cork or Falmouth-Funch
Edye Co.
Bark IBIS Overton, sevlle-Tupper Beattie.
Bark Iva (Br), Setson, Observation-Disclosures Phelps
Co.
Bark Morning Star tB Waugh, St Jago and Guantanamo
-Wayden h Co.
Brig Torrd Zone (Br) Krkham, Liverpool.
Brig Gipsey Dan,, Monr ,e, st Croix-P Hanford.
Brig L Wadsworth Shackford, Havana-J Phillips
Brig Queen of the South. Burns
schr Sam Weller (Br). varwel, catana via Gibraltar
schr Aidana Rokes, Rhoades. Matanzas--H Brown 4
Co.
schr Eureka, Wallace, Aux Csyes-John Zttloscn.
scbr Greta Br), stinson st Stephens, NB-Jed Frye
Co.
schr E Sumner, Harrington, Jacksonville-s Loud 4
schr Burdeu Hart, Pearce. wilmington, noe Powell.
Schr Kienzle, Studams Rchmond-Evans, Ball 4 Co.
schr Mary Coync, Facemre, Wilmington, Del-Geo F
Plymer.
schr A Leaning, Brewer, BrdGeton, NJ-Overton 4
Hawkins.
Schr Pointer, Baker, Providence H w jackson Co.
Schi 4 Baker, Gordon, Norwalk--Racket Bro.
Sloop Apollo, Freeman, New Haven.
Steamer May flower, Fults. Philadelphia.
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ALEXIS AT BOSTON.
A Quiet Day for tho Prince-A Slight Indipo-
sition-No Callers Admitted-A Visit to
the Globe Theatre Last Night
His Future Movements.

BOSTON, Dec. H. 1871.
The Grand Duke Alexis has mad serene and
quiet time OF 1t to-day. He has not even left has
hotel except for short ride and brief airing early
this afternoon and few, II any, callers were ad-
mitted to his imperial presence
combination OF ague, neuralgia and t00thache
interlered materially with his ambition during the
earlier portion Of the day, but 1t decreased during
the afternoon and allowed him to appear this even
ing in gay and festive manner as host at banquet
rendered to him by Governor Claim, Mayor Cas-
ton and a few other prominent gentlemen who have
shown him marked attention during his sojourn In
Boston.
s,The spread took place in the Revere House, and
was very elegant as well as very informal affair."
There were no speeches., but an abundance OF social
intercourse and clever interchanges OF compliments.
THE DUKES FUTURE MOVEMENTS IN BOSTON.
The balance OF the Dukes visit to Boston, which
terminates on Thursday morning. will be Of very
quiet nature. No committees will wait upon him,
and ne will be free to go and come when and where
he chooses II is understood that he will happen
into some OF the public schools tomorrow and in
the evening visit the Globe Theatre and witness
Miss Cushman IN her great representation OF
"Queen CaCharine.u
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Q u I r. y "A = Y
James III. DTaIlery.

Mr. James Il. Mallery was born In Florida, Mont.
gomery county, New York, November 20, 1914, and
died November 30 1871 at Liberty, Sullivan county,
New York. His father was O farmer and his youth
was spent assisting the cultivation OF the paernal
estate. Mr.. Mallery's name is well known in con.
nection with several important and expensive
structures. In conjunction with Colonel Hamilton
he executed some OF the finest mechanical work In
the vicinity OF Albany and Troy In 1856 he undertook
the task OF cutting the tunnel through Bergen Hill
for the Erie Railroad. The WORK was carried nearly
to completion but the financial revulson OF the year
following compelled the contractor to abandon the
undertaking with heavy loss to himself. In 1857
he represented the Flrst Assembly district OF Orange
county In the Legislature being elected by very
natterlng vote. and subsequently won golden
opinions for his integrity. In company with Mr..
Isaac stanton he founded the Washington Iron
Works at Newburg. Latteriy he resumed hts con.
nection with public works, and for some time had
been engaged on heavy contracts on the New Jer.
sey Midland Railroad, and was actively prosecuting
his work, when he was seized with apoplexy and
died very suddenly. Mr. Mallery was man OF great
organizing and executive ability and was highly
esteemed among an extensive circle OF friends for
the many social qualities he possessed.
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Meeting of the Federal Council.

After the adjournment OF the mass meeting Of the
Inernauonallsts last evening, at 100 Prince street.
meeting OF the Federal Council was held.
On motion, Mr.. y. J. Francois was voted to the
chair.
Two delegates zone OF whom was a LADY, from
the London Council OF the International Society
were by courtesy, allowed to be present.
Mir. August Flureau was appointed delegate to
90 to Albany with Theodore II. Banks, who had
been appointed st the mass meeting TO wait on Gov
ernor Holman and request him to revoke the order
OF the Police Commissioners forbidding them to
parade on Sunday.
Mr.. WEST explained that the duty OF the delegates
was not TO beg favors or privileges but 10 ask
through the Governor that protection from the State
which the city authorities refused to give them.
After much discussion O committee was appointed
to wait on the Police Commissioners to notify them
OF their intention to parade on next SUNDAY with.
out police escort or protection.
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY TIE nERALp STEAM YACHTS


Steamship Iy of Paris Br) Leitch Liverpool Nov 30 and
Sussn';own tow Dec With mS,s and to John
Montreal. bound east; 9Th ias n duion
SHnpa reys sy
bound os saa; A. Also :,eaasnps Nevada oseaps
An aad sPsa
s...m.Slp atlantic lBr, Perry Liverpool Nov 80 and
,, Dec WITH an md,s an and lso pas.sngsr 20 H
siT Harry ParE., from Hong Kong for New YORK;
xsss ns, % 10 My
Bros Frat four days esstery winos and nne weather
aSs {. Ssf VI" u
steamship Dacian tBrl, hence for glasgow.
e sSs e:
s SsTdnsr % 10" a.i1s:sSa Nov 80 with md.e to
SCANNING George Cromwell scspp New orean. Dec
!, New or..n. Dec =.
sssm:s,D Georsa nCms. Charleston % ion n Dec with ma.e
ship Liberty from B,.more Tor Havana
sieamshp Isaac Bell. Blakeman Richmond, CITY Point and
wn d'e and passengers TO the Old Dominion
Steamship Albemarie, Smith, Richmond City Point and
Norfolk with mdse and passengers to the old Dominion
s.esmship VIM Cyde. Drew. Richmond, City Point
and Norfolk, with mdss and passengers, to Washington
steamship Volunteer howes, Phiadelphi. with mdse to
the Loriard steamship 90
iron TO ORDER vessel to French Edge Co. Took the
ssss carried away intop gallant yard Dec g. lat 81 AZ
Ion 81 & spoke ship Garden. Peach from Calcutta for Bos
Ton, 9o days out.
Bark Zs Caterna (Aus), sarin,h Antwerp so days. in
ballast to Funch Edge Co. Took tbs southern passage
aud variable weather has been is days OF Bcrmu-
da Dec q miles eas, Of Sandy Hook passed sunksn
81 81 spoke Mira (Swed) from Hartepool Tor New
1sa
(Br), from Sierra Leone for Boston.
Bark L'Ada (AusI, Modanch, Trieste Aug %, via Pa
as Sept IS with rndse to Socovch Co.
Passed Gibraltar 49, southern passage and had
good weather to lat 49, Ion 4S from thence strong W. sW
Bark San Luigi iIta Trapani 0irgsnu 100 days. with
birthstone, TO j Agresta-
schr Menawa, Dissossway Baltimore 10 Gays with coal,
10 Geo Sparrow. Had heavy weather. split Sails and
had deck swept OF everything movable. -
schr Helen A Hoyt, Cranmsr, 0coreotown Do.
Passed Through He'll Gates
BOUND SOUTH.
schr David Pearsan sacket, Greenwich for New York,
sohr Samuel dodwin. Waterbury, Stamford for New
York
schr Oliver Perry Murphy, Glen Cove for New York.
echr Washington, Peck, Stamford for new York.
Schr Cornelia, Hayes, Providence for New York.
schr Yosemite, Mott. Rosyn for New York,
Bchr Amira, bagaman, Glen Cove for New York
schr Dnryea, Carpenter Glen Cove for New york.
sshr julia Swami, kpspp, Oyster Bay fVT New YORK
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POUNDED TO DEATH.

Thomos Durgan, quarryman while under the In
luence OF liquor, beat his wife on Saturday night
at Rock Lock, near Rosendale, In this State SO
badly that she died OF the effects on SUNDAY morn
Ing. Durgan has been arrested on charge or
murder. The woman was horrible sight DeInQ
bruised ana manged In terrible manner
The New York herald., 1871-12-12
CAR COLLISION.

Two men who were riding Ia light business
wagon yesterday came into collision with car No.
16o of the Third avenue line, and both were thrown
out. Henry Elias, the one VINO was driving was
severely injured about the head and was sent to
the German Hospital.
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Steamer Ospray, ksnney Fall River for New Yosk, With
ndse and passengers, TO Isaac Odell


ndse and passengers TO Isaac Odel
BOUND EAST.
steamshlp Francona. Bragg New York for Portland
Brig Arctic, Morrison, New York for st Johns, NF.
schr sylvester Hale Coleman, Ezabethpor for Taunton
dence.
Schr Mary Brewer, Sanders, New York for Boston.
schr Blackstone, Wickson, New York for Providence
Schr Sarah Thompson, Hull New for Providence.
Schr Brandywtne, Hagen, New York for New Haven.
Schr Mary Hyer, Butler, New York for New London:
walk.
schr Lizsie Bennett, Collins Phladephia for New Ha
schr Charley woolsey Parker Baltimore New Haven
schr Charles y Allen, Brown, rhiadelphia for Boston
vidence -
schr Mary Cufe, 6orham, Cow Bay for New York.
Steamer Electra, hott, New York for Providence.
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Madame De Padrea FURY, wife OF Senior I. A. De
padrea Fury Secretary OF the Brazilian Legation
died on sunday at the residence OF her husband IN
WashinQtOu.
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I'd Duke Invited to Milwaukee.

The Grand Duke Invited to Milwaukee.
MILWAUKEE, Wis., Dec. IL, 1871
II being understood that the Grand Duke would
probably visit Milwaukee during his contemplated
western tour, the city government decided this
evening to tender the hosplaltes OF the city to His
ImperiaI uiQhnesS.
The New York herald., 1871-12-12
BELOW.

Ship Sir Harry Parks (Br,, Chapman, from Hong KonI
July q lby pilot boat II Marshall, No 81.
ceved pilot 9Th inst 80 mica SSE OF Sandy HOOK from
boat David MITCHELL No b.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

HUMAN HAIR SWITCHES. FIRST QUALITY. NOT
dved no crImped hair In. solid hair, ~ inches long
weight " ounces only So; as inches weight 2 ounces
ounces only @ Only hair importer who reais at whole
Amy street and 2bI Grand street. corner OF Chryse Sent
o. o. D. by express upon receipt or color by mall Cores
pondents answered.
A BsOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
~ different States; deseon &C. sufficient cause no pub.
iicy charge until divorce granted; advice free.
N. HOUSE, Attorney, $50 Broadway.
A BSOLuTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED FROM
"A the courts Of different States. No publicity Advice
Notary Public aud Go missioner for every State
FL KING CoGAseilorat.Law, 35S broalway
BARGAINS IN TEAS, CoFFEEs, GROCERIES AND
ID frovsons warranted to the palate and the pockets
OF the mil lion. THOMAS X. A0NEW,
$50 Greenwich street, New York. j,
T W. vANDBwATER
81. OFFICE, CABINEf AND MERCANTILE FURNt
TURE MANUFACTURED
EsAnp ana I63 wjulam sWeass. New York
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SHIPPIN NEW S.

Almanac Tor New York = rhis Day.
Sun rises. $50. Z Is Moon sets .. EVE 5 10
Sun sets. ....... 4 80 High water. eve s AZ
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OF DECEMBER
The New York herald., 1871-12-12

TORONTO, Ont. Dec. IL, 1871.
The Prince Alexis will not reach Canada till about
| Wednesday or Thursday. He IS to be In Ottawa on
Monday, the 18th.
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,BRExKRHAvEN, Nov 96-Arrlved, Anton, Fricke, New
BRoUwERsHAvEN Nov 27-Arrved, Leopold II, Rathke,
sailed as,h Energy, o.ulk!n.. Belvoet.
from Palermo New Orleans, windbound and With galley
S bsl: f.s S%: FOE ss% Tst sss ar.,
cos.TASTisoPLS, Nov T~Arrved, Enricheso. DAs.s,
,coLoxBo, Oct so-sailed Tavstock Mcconnell, New
punIIs, Nov ,a7-Arrlvsd, Karnscs. Allen, New York.
FAYAI Nov BIN port bark Fredona, Burke for Boston
Sailed 5,h schrs Charles Higgins McIu,osh, Boston s,h
GLoUoEsTFn, Nov 2s-Arrved, Mre,us Pederscn New
dRIEsooK, Nov ssArrived, Florence. Louisa Williams,
GALwAY, Nov 20 Sailed, Mount Pleasant Spur, Mobile;
ss orcn Cool Ne. ySt
Hsmbura, s7,h, vsndaiia lO, Franzen, Hsmburs tand
ss. osS a Bound y~ y0 Gsra
..HAsBUHG. Nov U-Arived N Churchill Brown. New
SAILED 9,n William Anr Ssss s:,aps
HILyoEr, Nov e. Cleared Eic.auu slocomb, New York
yIi al Vincent #Ss s q. Ds s s:r
sssS s ss sss. ssy o.s ysFs a. Philadelphia. Dec
Sailed 27th View YORK Packet Thompson ssyannsh 2sh,
corn Horn Galveston; 2sth Nevada ~, Forsyth and Eng
land on 0rrs, New York Belgian, Green, Batimorc Oak
Point Wright, Matanzas; Annie BinCay, Cam, Phfade
ghis Tonawsnda, Turey do; soth Siberia O, HARRISON
Cleared csth A Bingay, Cann Philadelphia; Hirdeom
Hoell, savannsh 2sh, Agenor Knowles, Boston Maud
Smith, Belize Ward, Nickerson, Havana; Prairie Bird
Eas out ss.S Wheeler Harris: Toipcu Barr
for Boston Slas Fish, sawyer, New York Maud smith,
r%: P%S
Neptune Wilhelm, Doboy Massachusetis lie Sack New or
leans; Otheo, Lndenstrauas Philadelphia; Nova SCOTIA
s Richardson, Portland; Herbert Beech crosey savan
LcsDoN Nov so-Arrived, AIbuera. Thomas, New York;
Dec II, Virginia (sl Webster, New York. -. -
Cleared, 29th. EeapQ Chapman Doboyi Hertne, AseD
sen. Pbiladalpbia-
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Spsrial Notires.
Arrest Decay.

when plant or 6 tree begins to decay 1t must
needs die. 1t cannot be revit2lled But it is not
paired, strengthened restored, though brown loaf
or witbered blade Of grass can never be made green
again. In the autumn ollie, or even In its winter
when nature seems to be giving way under the pres
sure of ears. 1t is still possible retard the pro-
sress Of decay, and to lend to age more than its
wonted vigor. As means of promoting this object,
Hostettsr's Stomach Bittors is unquestionably the
most potent Of all restoratiyes. 1t will not make
the old young, but it will prevent lessen, sOotho
the inhrmities which are the usual ac,ompaniments
Of the decline Of life For debility and q la,k Of
nervous power, from whater cause arising, 1t is the
ne-icins that Of all others before the world. best
deserves the name of a specific. In purity. in in
MIGRATING properties, in its adaptation TO weak
stomsehs and feeble organizations it has no COM
petitor among the tones Of the pharmacopeia nor
among proprietary remedies. Besides its strength
enins principle it possesses Alternative and regu-
latng properties Of the hi chest order, and as an
anti-bilious medicine is far preferable any Of the
preparations containing mercury. Time hss shown
tina. for physical decay, debility dyspepsia,
bilious disorders, and intermittent fever Hostel.
tsr's Bitters is 4 remedy withou: rival This is
the season Of the fan Of the leaf let it remind the
old, the feeble, the siczly to sorate and regu-
late their systems with this s.eat vegetable tonic
and Alternative
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-12-01

DARTMOUTH CoLLEGE-Ihe Dartmouth Col
lece Alumni Association of New York city, will
hold their Eighth Annual Festival at belmont
co.'s, Thursday evening, December It'll, 1871.
The price Of tickets is FIVE dollars.
All graduates of the College are welcome, and
all who are likely to come and whose addresses sre
known, have been invited by printed circulars
Many gather from the remote East, South and
West at these Reunions and the company is
about as large Is that that partakes Of the Al
rmni Dinner az Commencement
The Faculty Of the College, Chief Justice
Chsse, General ". T. Sherman, Senator, J. ".
Patterson, Gov Z T. Noyes Of Ohio, Attorney
General A. T. Akermsn, John Wentworth, Ex-
Commissioner Z. A. Rollins, ana Chief Justices
Dowuer, Perley, Parker, Shepley and Redheli
have been invited
Those intending to be present should notify
Waller GIBSON, Sec'y.
9s Nassau street, New York.
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Ills
l. II. = CuvrrH.
marx.

Joe Exley is the keeper Of sAlo1a in Green
street, where his shop Aspires only to the repu-
tation Of disturs.uc beer. cigars Ant other
nlnseusical but legal sriicies Of merchandise
safe Constable Russ Il has. notwithstanding in
n1ceut appearances, suspected that more pO-
tent intlxicanj than beer wss dsily dealt out TO
the patrons OF Joe, but could hni no liquor
ed3l. the establishment on searching H. Jutt
a. he was about to gse up the third search as
iuefeciusl, his attention was drawn % a half
barrel Of crackers which be remembered having
teeu on previous visits He thrust his hand
iuto the barrel, and to his at,onishnent, found
fslse head. after removing few lsyers Of
crackers. The barrel was moved and ex-
amiael, and seemed to be 81 right until = pres-
sure on enc Of the slaves below the false head
revealed 8 contriyAnce by which the hand was
admitted, the stAve having been cut oil AID
placed 10 with hinge and elastic spring, which
caused everything 10 come back INFO plsce on
with iraWing the hand. Within this hali-barrel
basement. constructed il a manner which would
s,tonish the original ccpsr, there sooi three
blotted bottles, representing the three disgraces
whisky gin AMI run - l-0rcrs'sr Spy.
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Chancery Term.
HoS. JoHs PrERPoIxT. CHANCELLOR.

MONDAY, Nov. %, 1871.
The adjourned term Of the court CT Chancery
was opened this morning at 1880 O'Clock. Tn
docket was called and the following disposition
made Of the several causes marked for hear.
ing at this time.
Confessed and decree was ordered to be enter
ed in Adm F. Styles et cur, vs.. Peter Harper
and William II. Harper.
Decree for orGtOr.-William Gordon vs. II
n. Dsavitt ct ais, Rufus NJ. A Bsrstow Va. 7
J. and Laura F. Bryant, Wm. G. Shaw appoint
ed special master to ascertain the amount due
Stephen Hale VI. John O'Neil ei ais. A.; Referred
to I. +. Wales to ascertain the amount due
Isaac Rogers We. Z. Z. Powell
Hith The courf.--Grsce Elgcombe Fl ais vs.
the City of Burlington.
Discontinued irifhout cosis.-Geo. ". Rob
erts vs. H. N. Desvitt ct ais. Rollin Smith vs.
Lawrence D and Esther c. Clark.
The following were c0H!inuef-John Walker
vs. the city Of Burlington Wm. NJ. Narrsmore
We. Vernon l. Slayton Ct ais. Testimony to be
taken to be closed by March lst Eliza W.
Bue We Charles Wheeler 81 ais. Tine for re-
demption when decree is entered to be six
months; Mary Kellogg q ais vs. II. Il. Hsr-
rington: L. f. Wilbsr W. James and Jane c.
Nichols; Geo. ". Bromley VS.. Hiram cook q:
ais
The court vas then adjourned sine die.
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- TIE intraders fail sway. After par
Ai"g OF refreshnents the party then be-
se'sed and successfully carried the spacious
41HOing nall Of the house, and with excellent
iuu''c' the tripping of the light fantastic was
Kept up to an early hour.
understand that this unexpected gathering
was on account of a portion of the family Of Mr..
merrill intending coon to move to the Western
States
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THE WEST FAIRIES RAILROAD A cores
pendent at Thetford Centre, VI. sends the
following to the Boston Journal: "The Con-
missionsrs of the West Fairlee railroad company
Of Vermont hsve given notice that books will be
opened on the 2lst Of December next to receive
subscriptions to the capital stock Of the road
This road, if built, would be one of considerable
importance, making the distance by rail from
Montpelier to White River junction about twelve
miles less than by any other route. 1t would slso
accommodate all the copper mining district in
the State, which IS now unsccommodsted by any
railroad. Some Of the mines, especially the West
F.irlee mine if fully developed, would add large
IL to the wealth Of the State. being capable OF
furnishing about sixty tons Of smeited copper
per month, and one hundred tons per day Of
debris ore az freighis.
The people are wide awake on the subject all
along the Ompompsnoosuc valley. II will 10
doubt be pushed through
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The remarkable snow storm OF the lob,
which covered the ground to the depth Of l6
inches at Barnard, has ret the % oldest inhabi-
tAuts" to comparing notes. and we are informed
that on the 9th Of October, 1904, occurred q
storm in which two feet of snow fell at Wood
stsck. Somebody will be remembering taxing 6
sleigh ride in August. next.
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AcRoss THE LAKE.-Wilber Bruce, Jas. Wait,
James Wslch, Robert Mcguire, George Harris
horn and one other man, name not known at
South Cotton, with one pair Of hortes. recently
put 500 spruce logs on ssids in one day Also
WILDER Bruce and James Wait cut and
sp.i. eight cords Of four-soot wood in one day.
Joseph Barnes, enc of the Oldest and most
respected citizens Of Canton, died last Thursday
morning.
Last Saturday evening building on Water
street. Canton occupied III part by J. Trsver as
beam house for his tsnnery adjacent, in part
by Irwin & Myrick AZ a cabinet chop; by P. No.
Ian, with lathes, &c, snd in the upper story by
c. Williams, & chair shop, with ell its con-
tents wss destroyed by FIRE. Mr.. Trsver's loss
is $4,000, no insurance Irwin & Myrick
81, 600, insured 81 COO; C. Williams, $500, no
insurance; P Nolsn, 800, no insurance.
Lewis Arquit of Brasher Furnace was, week
before last, committed to jail by Justice Fetch
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EDW:fRD B.sREOss.,
NO. 100 CHURCH STREET.
Nov. =, lszl-d&wu
ESSEX CLASSICAL INSTITUTE.

h-fDrsE" n OLzffs1N n. d. TEIs''911
rI,HE WINTER TERM OF the destitute begins
L Monday, Zee. 4th. Is7l. The corps OF teachers
has Asen Incrsasei 50 that II .tancs second TO
mons. Miss Hs,ea NJ. Reynolds lre-ent srafuate Of
iloaghton Seminary is 70 take c1arge Of ca ses IN
French and Painting. nutrients wishing good
boarding places, or roOns fJr seliboardny, should
apply at once TO A. III. BUTLER.
Nov 27-d&viE Esser, Vt.
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proportion of gold was nearly two-thiris of tie
whole The road-msster and his boys made
careful search, but the lump OF gold " was not
to be found; and occasionally now some one who
has heard the tale spends e while in hunting
along the banks Of the river for the famous
sfnne.
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improvements are in contemplation at the
Lake Dunnore House, Salisbury, calculated to
render that charming place still more attractive
next season. Among other changes, piazza
will be built around three aides Of the hotel, we
understand, thus supplying the last thing re-
quired to make the Lake Dunmore House zbou;
perfect in its appointments for the accOnmods-
! ton OF its pstrons