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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-04

SPECIAL N01NCEs.
4 -oFFIoIAI. DRAWINGS OF ROYAL HAVANA
"A: and Kentucky state Lotteries always on aie J.
Sn PARK row D'Issa Post once % box sss - 'A w ~
RooK sroRE.-NEw AND SECOND HAND BOOKS
ID to be bought and sod. 81 Hudson street
ggSs HHAGoyAs y :,
Fsp ssrs @ ns S Tary &C.
per thousand. Open Fourth Of July. 80
uAvE YOU SEEN STONES FOUNTAIN wAsHERs-
~ Clothes washed without rubbing the cheapest and ana
Ses SSd ss hss n oS New sc near
CorHnd d,. and M S AtAnS M svenus state ana
HAss AMP LOTTERY FL ,ss,
second door west of Broadway.
uAvANA LorrsRY.-FrvE FIRST NuMBERs RE
II ceived for june 70 by JOSEPH BATES is0 Broad
d Havana and Kentucky Brokers. room 81 main floor.
NTOTrCR.-wE BEG TO INFORM OUR FRIENDS AND
IN the public in general that we have established in
New York . branch Of our house. RocHFrEAuA 4 60.
NEW ORLEANS, June !, ls72
(\FF1cE OF THE MANHATTAN MARKET COMPANY,
mSSHnN %sRp So
oF ssss
na % 70 have ne pvse
preference on renewal Of lease at the Of the term
Leases will date from August when 1t is expected the
ons sns o S hs Be III sANps with prices
a1sd can be examined A he 9Sf SRsR 9f pspasyn
CUNsTRoKE POWDER PREVENTS AND RELIEVES
@sea With i%
RIO BoNDHoLDERs AND INVESTORS
Northern Pacific Railroad.
Important Notice =
during the last session. 10 enable ali holding liens
WITH sss
Hundred Thousand Dollars il bonds Issued on the se
curity Of the Minnesota and Pacc Railroad purchased
by the Northern Pacific Railroa4 remain uspaid,
opinions Of Hon B. R. Curtis and Hon. Wn, NJ Evarts,
form first lien on the property Notice Is hereby given
n a M he
mortssgees against The Northern Pscic Railroad and its
bo1dhSdsTs BY al means in their power both ess9ye
on behalf Of Minnesota Bondholders
new YoRF, Sd July 1872 *.
=
$578558 1dsWN pAx slaie n ote41 TnE s
Ss Address BAILEY Co lofce established 80 years.,
ia Broadway.
sPORTING-DOGs, BIRDS, &C.
A GOOD, LARGE NEWFOUNDLAND DOG FOR SALE
IA Apply at SO6 Pearl street.
TyRANCIS BUTLER, NO. PECK SLIP HAS ALL
the choice breeds of Dogs Buffers nfallibe Mango
Cure and Flea Extermnator 76cents Buters new work,
Ferrets.
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COAsTyyIsE STEAMSHIPS.

GAN DOuINCo AND PORTO RICO LINE
- The United States Mail Steamship rybse Captain De-
ianoy. will Leave pier North River on Thursday July
H. ut M tor Pnerta Plata, Sanana san Domingo City
ana 81, Johns, Porto Rico
For freight or passago apply 10
sPOFfORD BROTHERS 4 co,
20 Broadway.
RIO freight received for Porto Rico on day o sang.
Blls of exchange Pucrta Plata Samana and Ban Do
mngo CITY In sums TO suit purchasers, Tor sale.
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EMEEfS- PA1E-sixth column.
shbs hhbbSvsEc1np Srs rtSEwFirst eolmTnS co,umn.
DINO AND hs LoDGiNa a'vH WANTED-sss.sss PAan
cKESS S0'iaS REAL ESTATE FOR sAIE-srvrr1z
NESS SPi5 sTnHn PAarThird col
FOX fszsasss9a sSsmn PAGE.
ks 2s'.H XSD s10a 0asnLrsMEN-s.vnrru PAen-Frst and
HHEh sf81nS cSlSpGaA AND szvrn PAos-second
sTWIsR ScSy%T srEAMsHIPs-Fasr PAsr-Finh and sixth
sTR sf!sgiSo R.s.rn,rd ~ s column.
HOUSES rs LET F6ssHsHEp AND uN
,6PKAN sTRAMSHIPs-FIRs PAGE-Fifth column.
0PE1Fgsf PAcE-Third column.
URSlONS-FIRsf PAGE-Fourth and hfth columns.
ANCIAI.--NNTH PAGE--Fourth column.
RTh OF july p4ouFourh
NisHRD ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
6syENIH PAGE-Second column.
EcH Ssnm
r PwSAiiHSTiED-FEMALEs-s PAo.-First col
r wANTED-MALEs-srvrs PAcz-second col.
sEss CARRIAGES. &o-Fnsr PAGn-second and
ELS -sEyENTH PAOr=Thira column.
sEs, ROOMS, &C. wANTED-sEvEsrH PAcE-Fith
,RUCTI0N--FInsr PAer--Third column
GEN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sEvrNrH PAcE-
y OFFICEs-FIRsr PAcE-sixth column
AND FOuND-FIRsT PAGK-First column.
lHINERY-FIRsr PAGE-Third column.
BILE MANTELS-SEcoxD PAGE-First column.
EILANRoUs ADyERTiskMENTs-r MEMS PAGE
ELI EtEASEoGs-srcosD SHsS'Ga PAcs-First column.
LCAL-SEyENru P&GE-Fifth column
SPAPERS-SECoND PAGE-Frst column
JOFORTES- SEVENTH PAcE-Sixth column
tTICALr-SrrOyp PAGE-First column.
OFFICE NOTICE-FIRsr PAGE-Sixth column.
PERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
REsrTsEyESrH ET 1T To rRcM P4cSEEEIiIh column psr,a,
EsTXrE wANTED-sxvxsru PAcE-Fith col.
oYxIs-FIRsr PAcr-Third column
ARDS-FIRsT PACE-First cOlumn
ATOMS wANTED-FEMALEs--sKvE PAGE
ATOMS wXNTED-MALEs- SEVENTH PAcr-Ffrst
column s--as-. -ss- -.
,IAI. NOTICEs-Fmsr PAcE-rlrst and second col.
sTjNd-Doos, BIRDS Ao.-rrasr pAer-second
4 aER REsORTs-sEvENrn PAcE-Third and fourth
TRADEs-sEvENTH PAGE-secone column.
TURF--Fl4sT PACE--Second column.
ET FOR BUSINESS PURPosES-SEvRNrn PAGE
LELLERS' GUIDE-TiRsr PAGE-Sixth column.
gRNIsHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
ELEVENTH. PAGE-Second column.
ECHEsTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
- 70 LET.SEyExru PAcM-Fourth column.
\ "a LIQUORS, &c.-SEcoND PAGE-First column.
ITS, STEAMBOATS,, &c.-FIRsT PAoE-Sixth column.
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IRAND FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSION.
vJ The elegant and commodious steamer ESCORT will
leave pier No. North River Wednesday, July at
p NJ landing at Orient Greenport and Sag Harbor the
following morning returning will leave sag Harbor Fri
day July at4 r. NJ, GreenpoTt 51s and Orient b1s r. NJ
arriving at New York at A. NJ July Tickets for the
round trip, $3 Meals may be had on board. An excel
from Tho noise Of the city the Fourth and to view the
unrivaed scenery of Long Island Sound. II will be
strictly family excursion and liquors will be sold on
board.
selves OF the Escort on the Fourth from
the above New London, Conn., and return by the
payment Of 81 in addition to the excursion tickets from
New York. .
Tuesday and Wednesday, July 2 and 3.
' j. B EDWARDS, Commander.
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HARLEM AND NEW YORK NAVIGATION co.
Commencing July ]. 1872.
GLEN and SYLVAN nEL1-

Steamers SYLVAN GROVE SYLVAN STREAM, SYLVAN
GLEN and SYLVAN DEf1,
Landing at Harlem, 10th street, Astoria,
Eleventh street and Peck slr.
W8y-Landing at l2cl street. l09h street. Astoria and
Eleventh street-Ieayc ,IIarlem-6 u 9, 10 aud il A.
ExprSs'-Lnndng IT 10Th street and Peek slip only
Leave Harem-Gap. 73p 5:p 30 and IL 30 A. NJ IL 80
:25, 2 80 80, 1 80 aud $3.50 =. NJ
Way-Ianl.ng at Eleventh street. Astoria, le?h street.
l2oth street and lSoth strcct-Ieave reek sip-6dHs
ExpressIandnsa roth street md 10 h street Harlem
Leave Peek sp7 30 $50, 30 10 80 and ii 30 A. n; ;
80, 2:y0 80, 4: 20, $50 and 6 30 r. NJ
The A. NJ. boat from lfarlcm, and the 5 i. NJ from
Peck slip, do not land at I09tl street.
Freight received from 7 A. NJ. until D r. w.
Schools and ncncs taken On reasonable terms
Boats leave Harlem at 9 10 a NJ and hourly and half
Elcventh street each trip Last beat leaves Harlem at
This is the only line connecting with the regular line OF
boats for High Bridge.
Passengers by This line of boats can visit tho Govern
mcnt Works ut llcll Gate Schncdcr's and Schntzers
Parks at Astoria Christ Park karls Park North
-''N' "'' j. +. TALLMAN, superintendent
s,TONINGTON LINE. FOR BOSTON, PROVIDENCE
= and all parts Of New Epgland.-rhe splendid
steamers STONINGTON and NARRAGANSETf,
from Pier g. N. r.. daily, at y. NJ. Tickets sold
and secured at $40 Broadway and Wescott
Express Co Offices 7s5 Broadway, Tenth street.
and / 303 Broadway corner Thirty.iiitl street
D. S. BADcOCK. President
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANYs
NAIL STEAMSHIPS, BETWEEN NEW YORK AND
HAvRE, CALLING AT BREST.
The splendid vessels this avore route for tho Con-
tnent will sail from pier so North River follows
WILLIE DE PARIS surlnont. Saturday, July IS
81 LAukENT i.emhrie Saturday, July ~
WASHINGTON, ROussan. Saturday, Aug 10
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J.nAy OFFICES.

lLAN OFElNGSs
Ats NASSAU STREET, BETWEEN FULTON AND
bnyns, seIling or advancing on Diamonds Watches Jew
eiry Pianos Merchandise Life Policies tor any amount
T WOLF BROTHERS., sss BROADWAY. BETWEEN
~ Nineteenth and Twentieth tree tsMonsy loaned on
Diamonds, Watches. Jcwelry, Siivcrwarc silks; parc
larry Pianos private parlor for ladies' BUSINESS strictly
confidential
A LIYDO FORMERLY WITH HEyMAN LEOPOLD,
IA. informs his friends and the public that he has
opened Loan Office at l.267 Broadway Please give him
a call.
MONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS WATCHES, JEW
M sy h M BroSawaS s ye s"T SSs ns sGa st.
90 NASSAU STREET, OPPOSITE POST OFFICE
CJ Liberal advances made on Diamonds Watches,
Jewelry and all kinds OF MerShanasc ThS ;Sne bought
400 SIXTH AVENUE, BETWEEN TwENTy.FOURrH
4VO aud Twenty.nf.l s,rceta--Llberal advances
made on Diamonds Watches, Jcwclry and all kinds OF
Goods. Same bought at mil value. 4. BERNARD
COX BROADWAY. CORNER AMITY STREET
900 Money literally advanced on Watches, Jeweiry
bought and sold NJ ROSENBERG.
OOc BROADWAY, OPPOSITE ELEVENTH STREET
Jcweiry sks Dry Goods and personal property cfeyery
description private entrance for ladies' IA JACksoN'
YACHTS, sTEAMBoATs, sc.
A sLooP YACHT, ~ FEET LONG LARGE. CABIN,
"A IN good order for sale s wor,a SsM M es near
L,oR sALE--A FoURoARED GTG OR CLUB BOAT, 50
seen ise sf w,iH boat sop ~ South
NOR SALE CuEAP-HANDsoME NEW STEAM
Yacht Sos c % Se' naie 's $ w ss
room H. up stairs; owner going abroad.
mo CnGRTEi,-A HANDSOME SCHOONER YACHT,
q tons new has
Is very FAST wi" 'ir's5 Iii s'sy o .9 saSssn
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. NcnoR LINE-sPEcIAL NOTICE.

Thc new steamer CALIFORNIA sails Saturday, July 8.
own interests by inspecting these fine steamers before
purchasing tickets elsewhere. Apply on board steamers
Bowling Green. HENDERSON BROS
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EOuRTH OF JULY EXCURSION TO THE GNEAT
l. National Camp Ground at Sea Cliff Grove, landing at
College Point, MILESTONE Great Neck City Island Sands
Point, Glen Cove, dlenwood and Rosyn. Steamer AR
Ping At Eighth and Thiry.;hird streets Steamer SEA
Cove, Glcnwood ind Roslyn leaves pier "a River
Qeck Slip at A. M stopping at Eighth and Thirty third
streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-04

GRAND FOURTH OF JULY PLEASURE TRIP UP
" the Hudson through the Highlands to Newburg and
West Point The splendid large d9pbiedeck steambSat
splendid Band Of Must engaged for the occasions Will
leave the cock at the foot of Harrison street at
people will leave the foot Of Montague street. at9 A. M
street. n r. at IL NJ This being swift boat 1t will
give passengers ample time at West Point and Newburg
for recreation the city In time TO witness
the fireworks Tickets for the round trip One Dollar
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TRAvELLERs' GUIDE.

~--. =
A LBANY AND TROY BY DAY LINE BOATS G. vIB-
Leave vestry street pier at $50 A. NJ and Thrtyonrth
:i5 landing at Yonkers Tarrytown aud Nyack
by crryboap, Poughkecpse, Rhncbeck, voli CatskiIl
and Hudson .
Trip tickets to Cozzen West Point Cornwall and New
burg, returning same day, 81.
Connecting for all points West and North
Special Trains to Saratoga and Sharon same evening
A FTERNOoN BOAT FOR NEwBURG, POUGHKEEP-
n sic, Rondout, Kingston Cozzcns West Point, Corn,
wall New Hamburg, Milton and Hyde Park. The MAkY
POWELL from vcstry St. pier 49, every afternoon at ~
CITIZEEs' EVENING LINE STEAMERS FOR AL
~ bany and Troy: fire % cents Steamers SUNNY
SIDE and THOMAS POWELL leave pier 35 North River,
P. NJ, making sure connections with all trains going
North East and West Tickets sold and baggage checked
TO all points Rensselaer, and Saratoga and Troy anu
Boston Railroads.
(tATsEII.L IINE.-ThE ELEGANT STEAMER NEW
NsyCHANrOS, Coles commander, leaves Franklin street
Monday, "Wednesday and Friday at o'clock r. N max;
HARDEN, Kncherbacke conlmander leaves opposite
days at 5o'clock.
L,OR POUGHKEEPSTE AND NEwBURG.-THE
Il steamer NEVERsINK leaves every afternoon Mt
o'clock, pier 49, foot OF North Moore street. for
Poughkeepsc and intermediate landings Fare 60 cents.
nLD ESTABLISHED ALBANY AND TROY LINE or
" steamers, landing at Catskill from pier A North
River foot of Spring street, daily, Saturdays excepted
Fare 80 cents; half statcroos cents Fare 70 Cask
10 cents. Steamers VANDERBILT and CONNECTICUT,
connecting with railroads 10 all stations West and Nort
will leave above at r. ~ Freight at reduced rates
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Price Of passage in gold dncludlng wIne to Brest or
Havre.
First cabin sl25; second cabin, $75.
Excursion tickets ut reduced rates.
These steamers do not carry steerage passengers
American travellers going TO, or returning from, the
Continent of Europe by taking the steamers this line,
avoid both transit by English railway and the discom-
forts of crossing the Channel, besides saving time,
trouble and expense,
GEORGE MACKENZIE, Agent So Broadway.
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SPECIAL NOTTCEs

-,A-PERsoNs WHO ARE rNsI,pn,,s~ p,,~>.,s~~--S>-s .s.
A. s1e insurance companies aud who do NOT y. TvoD
tner policies by an absolute SALE can borro 70
berty street - "PPyihe ~ "
IL SOLDIERS WOUNDED, RUPTUREp OR IN.
tJure9s ~ e. however eighty, are entitled 70 pension
~, NO. : New Chambers street. 'es
I. .,SkEsrdReHkAYY dRHAYsf "a Fs LOTTERIES
X 81: S. T % a. ws s.. 7s 7s'sSS0ts o. g. = d ~ H.
"a. a ~ i IcHssz-csAss = NO 4ie--juIY 5, is72
.sApgcSS-r5r.1 c5ss, TO- g slS,uaa = y y is7s 3 IL
SaDuslas-csa.sS ~ Ia Sy: 10 ~ p ~. 90 ss, ..
~ o'' 4, lA,SNaWksso so 49, q. a TO- 7S rs, 4a
o'""oN' ~. Managers, covnstcn. Ky.
= cLuyE. Broker, aoeprOadway Post ono. po. ooo
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"A cursion.--steamers MORRIsANIA and HARLEM
win make excursions to Astoria Harlem, Morrsana and
Market slip hourly nom I A. Nj. toS p NJ returning
leave Morrisania hourly from NJ to r. NJ, landing
at Eighth street, East River and l9th way
These boats give passengers an opportunity to visit ts
Gate Astoria and all the popular places of resort at Nor
risana and High Bridge BThcsc are the only boats
He'll Gate and Is the only regular through line to High
Bridge Fare, 6cents through to High Bridge Is cents
A FOURTH JULY ExCURsIONs-THREE TRIPS
NELLY WHITE wn on Thursday, leave Peck Slip East
Nnrh y.p R 9c9ek ana ana 10 NUr,
River, at ae A. and As r. M. Fulton Jerry, Brook
at II A. NJ and SOP NJ Also, the large Sound steamer
AMERiCus will leave on the same day as follows:Thir
East River HAS Ia M Il e Fulton ferry Brooklyn, n 80
NJ. Returning leaves Rockaway at p NJ Music on
board both boats Fare 90 cents each Return tick
cts good on either boat Meals and refreshments board
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Fourth July Excursions.
Three trips to Rcckaway Beach.
The magnificent steamer
NELLIE WHITE
will,
THIS DAY THURsDAY,

ELM PARK PLEASURE GROUNDS, NORTH SHORE,
IL Staten Island.-Famil,cs and strangers and their
friends invited TO spend their Fourth ofJuy at this
lovely spot the best OF order always maintained; fine
ct moderate charge good music day and evening" grand
North River SO don't forget but come right along and
bring your little ones with YOU
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i tractors-For sale, bay Mare, Is hands, years;
stout built warranted every respect except little
forward $75 n New Chambers street.
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= 0LuyE. Broker zoo Broadway Post ono. po. 4ssg
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GRAND FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSION UP TIE
VI Hudson TO Newburg. The fayortc steamer SLEEPY
Brookyn at O'Clock A., NJ Chrstopher street. Norm
landing at Yonkers Iona Island West Point and Cold
Spring; leaving Ncwburg at 80 allowing excursonists
81 hours Island, and arriving at New York at
$50 to enable excursonists TO SEQ the fireworks
Grauias celebrated brass band engaged for the occa
lowed to land at Iona Island.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-04

G HERMAN, AUCTIONEER.-sAI.E OF CHOICE
Shsmpagns Friday July at i osl9sk ,N a. No
and Liquors from dealer comprising 50 barrels Crow
Rowen, Taylor Star Cabinet and other choice Bourbons
Casks Brandies, Gin, Port and Sherry Wines Rum
Gc also large lot Of Wines and Liquors IN cases Cham
payne, &c also two Safes, Decks Chairs, &c. Sale posi-
tive without
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-09

SIX, AND No MoRE.--A ttalwart
lown-easteT went into a printing
Office in Bangor . lew days ago
aud asked the proprietor: i" Are
you the man who stamps names on
keerds ~ Il am sir" "Do you
keep the kecras too?" "Yes sir." !"
II want somc." "Whst name
sIall | write 2" Here the tall in-
diyiduaI came to . posture where
his eye wac on . level with the
paper, and he added in subdued
tones, 81 want marriage kceris!"
After taking the names the propric-
tor asked: !" How many cards do
You want ?" !" Six" "But, sir,
| never strike of less than City"
!" | don't know what in thunder |
should do with 90 many said the
long man, and after some further
remarks be retired, leaving au order
for " nix kecrds."
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a HUMoRus INcfDESr.--There
is q station Oh the Pittsburg, Fort
Wayneaud Chicago Railroad called
Hanna, in honor Of a deceased citi-
zen OF Fort Wayne. a train stop
ped there the otlic, DAY, and the
brakeman, after the manner Of his
class, thrust Ills head inside the door
aid called out " Hanna" loud and
long. A young lady, probably en-
dowed with the poetic appe!lation
Of Hanna, supposing lie was al.
dressing her, and shocked at his
familiarity on 50 short All acquaint.
sllce, frowned like . thufder.cIoud
and rttorted, "Shut your mouth -
Hss shut It.
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door. Soon there came in, two by
two, n weli-known Bible class Of
boys" aud bringing mp the rear.
with leads erect, anil firm, ringing
footsteps, came the "Fear.cSs Four"
God Accept Marks N-tl,sliCation,
aud forever bless the brave Old n,is-
sioaary, Aunt Katy.
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An Trishmarl said hs did not come
to this country Tor want Lie had
abundance Of thst At home.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-13

81. John c. Dow V. John X. Batch
elder and Trustee and Claimant. Claim
ant excerpts. Judgment affirmed.
-. \. H. Smith V. Hill 4 Co. Plf
excerpts. Judgment reversed.
II. Morrison V. Morrison. Divorce
Custody of children given to mother.
II. \. \. Earle V. Webster. Deft
appeals. Continued to general term.
n. }. {. TihhcttS V. Conn. X Pass.
X. K. Co. Petition for depot. Isaac
y. Hall, ChaS. Rogers, Jr., a. f. Rankin,
commissioners.
II. Geo. Idle '. J. b. FasSctt Peti-
ton for new trial. Petition dismissed
with costs.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-13

comparison might he doubted by any
one less expert ut setting figures in
hostile array against facts and results
than this wonderful mathematician EN-
pl"yed exclusively by the Ilorid.
Since March the following states have
gwen Republican maiorities New
Hampshire. Connecticut, Oregon. North
Carolina and Vermont. West Virginia
has elected Il Governor opposed to the
Greeley combination.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-13
FARM FOR SALE AT
PUBLlCs AUCTION!

On account "f i'll health the subscriber offers his
Farm Tor sale AT public auction On " .,'NESDa
'" /. = l-I2. at o'clock, a N. St.ii farm n
iiihs 52s acres excellent land. situr:. i'll South
hlfpS' known the i. W. i-h- far ~.
Ih'le II about 40 acres Il wood .ud. til = e
SuTaI anu apple orchards. good stream IF water
AT p"th h"isr and barns and comfortable build
iheS IL Will he sold all together in lots suit
purchasers. Any one wantin. n farm will do well
Ia examine s'id farm before the sale. Also At thu.
samr time and place, tine crnps stock and r"pls
will be sold.
The crops consist OF - ton. / A. - 10 ton,
straw. tons corn f"ddcI lot u uAt. turuI- and
potatoes.
The stock consists ct | ten year old mar, | ten
year old horse, nice suckin. colt | yok. oxen :
cows, two year old bull. = Nearlings / calves =
hogs.
The tools consist of Wund- mowrI | OK cart
two horse wagon. | express WAGON, | pair work
harnesses / two horse traverse sled. uA lu.in,
sled | long sled pows harrnws chains. and ntlel
articles loo numerous mention. Al." the sugar
and dairy tools
q Terms made Known III time Of sale
II. VI. SIRvE>>. Auctiunrer
1895 u. {. 81 EROUGliS. SourH hIEBr. Vt
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-13

Judge Parks had been one term, and il
it WAS going t. he the rule to send rep
reSemtativeS twice. ne wanted To GO
again. He came within three votes OF
an election. but there was IL persistent
party who stuck for the zone term
rule. ana aS they lived nearer the ballot
box. they worried out the other party.
and elected John IIoughton on the tenth
ballot.
LUNENEUEG.- The coalitioniSts work
ed il >hr"wd in Lunemhurg. They in
tended t" have the last word before
election. and 50 went over to Lancaster
and engaged Col. Henry q. Kent to
address them Monday evening. The
Republicans got wind of the scheme
just III night. and Levi Sil>hN slipped
over to Lancaster and engaged Hon.
Jacob Benton for Tuesday forenoon.
The Greeley men held their meeting
Monday evening until very late. and ut
its close Judge Brooks announced that
there would he Il Republican meeting in
that place the next morning. Mr.. Ben
ton came according To agreement. and
:" did the people, and they held rou>-
ing Republican rally up t" voting time.
The result WIS the Republicans east a>
many VOTES into two ;IS they did four
years ago. while the combined vote of
Democrats and Greeley men was eleven
less than HE Democratic vote alone in
Is.
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i.,rIl-I CurE'n. Meetings in hall "i 'al'd"n'an
ELn.k-, Isaac Hyatt. Sabhath
,rr,icr~ III 1870 :. Nj and d:m T.. Nj sab
bath ~ch""l at Zoo VI.
NrInupI~r rmuE,n.-,Ery. II. y. Spencer, Pa~'"rJ
~.,hharh services at 1870 A. Nj and 6::M
IN sabbath Sch"" at l'!0u NJ.
<uI.Iu ,.,<,..I. CuUEDH-u;.v. Chi-. NJ. S"uth=tt".
PASTOR sabbath services at lo:m \. VI and
G..su T.. Vi. sabbath Sch""l al l;i1 = NJ
-uI.Im CuNt.I CHIECH.-tErv- l.. .. iiriHt"". faN
tor sabbath services Al 1870 4 NJ and "''o
T.. NJ sabbath Sca"'d at l2o0 NJ Prayer
Mr,tiu.- at each Church "Wednesday even
iu-~ Al s.n.
..>I,rE->LI~r CurE,H.-DI;,.v. T.. VI. rill"ts"n pas
tor Meetings in Town Hall. Sabbath sci
,ir.- at Ia l.. NJ sabbath ~ch"" at l-.'n