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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-18
THE MARKET SAVINGS BANK.
G. G. Patterson's Account of His Transactions.

His Relations with Conklin.
when John r. Conkn, the Secretary Of the Market sav
s ns y NJ III: The
WIN be seem essentially om tnat given oy MI Dennis /
Of III. Z s fsss: FL: ns s
sss''S:s ss: s':Ss s'' %
STAYING W. him .us = s &, lame hotel M rssr 4 ,S
SsSa tonfn
Ssn % ma. S .sd SsDsssa m con e hs ns
f: "I SSnd: On q hs s DsH o
Ss 1 consn sV
smS ssssse
nr ra,erson the only m9nsss s.
never bad sny business direct Indirect with Market
he never bad and has not now the remois ton Of
dcrandnr the bank bu, ready and willing st
"a sy %s g exhibited
OF he %o.f res ect citizens in the communy lie says
that the asc4s 9m have caused much lso and anxi.
has grown Of Tor tho control the coal
R," ss Be d n Ss % S
the ,sap,tas Who have s5own him for many years re-
cline 70 have other the New ork
VEReNEs, ELEcrRocHExIcAL BATHS 81 WEST
Bixteensh strcet-Cectrated for the Of rheuma-
!sn paray. nervous affections and all chronic diseases.
W oMAN's TEA COMPANY, SIS sBRoADwAY.-GRAND
Tea aonay' BY ss @ r.. Com
pany 1hs tea has been seected its purity delicious
aroma high flavor and uniform quality and on account OF
s grea, soperior,y !, relatively much cheaper ban or 4
K-eper chests containing pound 6ll Sent
everywhere ef express chargs> receipt OF price
Exciusve agencies, 10 women op,y, gwen application
anne DEMOkES1. rresident
AInn !.un GOLD WAS DRAWS IN ROYAL
GlOV.U'Vy Havana Lo.,ery OF Cuba February s.
Kentucky class e2 Nos 90 7O 81 drew *3S Geo. Address
GALLEY 4 CO. told established onlce, lA Broadway.
srOKTINta. DOGS, BIRDS, &C.
A FOR sALE-ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS, BIRDS,
n II. &c Medicines all diseases; prepared Fooi for
mocsinr BIRDS at B. g. DOvEYs, No. Greene street.
Canal.
COMMON ANO FANCY PIGEONS; FANCY CHICK EMS I;
sipqina Canayies imported SKYE Terriers and Other
fsI cy Dogs; Maltese Cats, Rabbits, Guinea Pigs Ac HALE
4 OiiNKLiN, 29 Fulton street.
LCoR sALE-A LONDON MADE FINE DOUBLE BAR.
in rel Dun, perfectly muILe oaier; IL bore. Apply
at Ia Church street. sec0ni hoor.
LrOR sALE-A FIRsT GLASS MOCKIN0 BIRD PRICE
II AN. Address A. b.. bor i7B Herald ohce
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE Fourth, afth and sixth
AsTROLs1' .s-sroosp PAGE Fifth column
s1zkb Rs pAfs lSrlh rn fourth
BOARD AND G1DuiNG wAArED-rwrIrru PAGE
SSH fsTsr ycs s1nsssns-u
BUSINESS oPPOKruNIiIEs-NINrn PAGE-Futh COL
SgsSE
CLERKS ASp sALEsMEN-NisTM PAeE-Thrd and
ooACHHEN AND aARDENERs-NsrH PAor-rourth
GOAL AND woopwr.eMTu PAenIT Third column.
cS1srsH column
DAkCIN.. ACADEMIES, s NINTH rAoE-Ffh coamn.
DRY GooDs-FInsT PAaE-Focrih, hiih and sixth COL
DwsIG I%Hs G%iSs 10 SEES 70 LET, FURNISHED AND us
FURNlShED-sEoosp PAaE-second, third and
EURoPsxS sTEAMsu1Ps-Nsrm PAor-FnA and
ExcHSSGE- -EI,Mrg PAsrar,,rd column.
fSo TO LET
UUss%f 90.
HELP %ANTEp-FEMALEs-s pAer-secona and
EEEs rAeErspIa column.
SousEs kSSSs &C.. %ASfhbcEIonru cI!Inr pAersecona
sEvE GIy f.sf husSs H5S sosT S AND
PAGR-Fifth and siNth columns.
LOAN OFFlC. s. Elonru PAaL--Fourth column
Lost AND fOUN p--FIRST rAaF-First column.
rtss ssS' column
NATRlMONIAL-t PAGR--Third column.
HsD SSinn
xIsCELLANEoUs ADVERTISEMENTS PACE
nIsosLLASso Us-Elenrn rAen;-Thrd column
y, sICAL- EIGHTH PAGg-fith TIL column
tERHt)NAL--t FAGE-First column.
HANOFURrES- EIGHTH PAGE-Fourth column.
pOLITIC AL--EIdHrH PAoE-Third column.
PROPOSALS EIeHTH PAGE-first column.
PROFESSIONAL SITUAI IIONS WANTED-FEMALES-
PROPERTY o Or IhE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
REkr-EIEvENTn PAGr-Sixth column ana TwELF tn
PAGF-first second
REAL ESTATE TO ExCliANGE-rwELrTH PAGE-Sec
ond hirG columns.
REAL ESTATE WANTED-TwTLFTH PAGE-1hird column
RELIGIOUS = O iICeS EIGHTH PAsE-T Third column.
kEMOvALS-SEGoND PA8E-sixth column
SALES Mt AUCllO n SECOND fAGE-Sixth column.
SITUATIONS WANTED -FEMALES-NINTB PAGE-First
second umns
oITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-Third
SPECIAL kOTICEs-FInsr PAsE-second column
ePOkTING-DOis. BIRDS, &C.-FIRsr PAoE-Second
aud tht columns.
THE TRADES NINTH PAaE-Fourh and fifth columns.
10 LET FOR B SlNESS PURPOSES SECOND PAGE
Flrtt and second columns.
URFURNiSHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
6ECOND PAGE-Flfth column.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-FIRSr PAGE-Siyth column.
WA1CHkS, JEWELKY, 1C-kIGHTH PAGE-Fourth col
YACHTS STEAMBOATS,, Ao.-Fnsr PAer-si.th column.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-18

VERGNEs' ELECTROCHEMICAL BATHS 81 WEST
Bixteenih strcet-Ceotra ated for the fheuma-
tsn paraysIs affections and all chronic diseases
Established 1851
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-18

80 Chdrens imported Piqae Dresssos from 81 ob
&8 70 each great bargains.
Particular s directed supply Of
Infants Clothing OF descripon which will As
the proportion OF reduction price a above.
JOHNSON, BURNS h co. will also continue their sale
OF fall and winter Hosiery last weex's priceA
JOHNSON, BURNS CO.,
"a and SO East Fourteenth street and Union square,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-18

A LAST DAYS OF THE GREAT SALE.
IA. Lease and Fixtures Of Eighth avenue store sold
We have agreed N give possession March
Extraordinary slaughter OF Dry Goods.
Half OF the Eighth avenue stock bas been sent TO
Beecker street store 10 be sold,
and customers buy At whichever conveni
Nothing held back
Entire stock for sale, comprising Dress Goods,
Alpacas FIannels. Table Linens Towels,
Muslins, sheetings RIankets. Sbawis,
49, skirts, Nassiuncres, Tickinls. TO-, &e.,
without the least regard 10 cost
We have only little while which 10 the entire
stock into money and the quickest 10 do ths
10 10 take btg loss a. the start.
All Nerrmack, spraguc Pacific Prints sold at sc.
yari. These Prints worth II nc. at Wholesale.
Big lot yard wide English Prints, l;11c worth 25c.
bvO0O yards yard wide White Musins, l2cS worth i'c
All wool Empress Cloths, Boo 4Oc. and 5vc
Big lot Black Alpacas. 40c.; worth BVc. ,,,,u
When stock Of Dry Goods being slaughtered " u aoso
lutcy impossible 10 give many quotations.
Goods have day are sold thr next. ,......u..
The public and see lor tbemseves,
Packages sent 10 Hoboken Brooklyn, Williamsburg sn'
surrounding country free OF charge. -. r..ht.s,th
FOSTER BROTHERS. Eighth avenue. dear nk"'" '"'"
areet and FOSTER BROTHERS, 2o5 Beeckr street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-18

Q1 REwARD.-LpsT, ON TIE ,4TB INST COLI
~JO kns, Mosaic stone. Peaae return TO $50 Eighth av
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-18

SyTONE QUARRY FUR SALE Is ACRES PURE GRAY
Granite contains i've million cubic yards 600 water
frontage. Apply to THOMAS IZOD, 81 Cortandt street,
Greenwioh rooml
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-18
REWAtDA.

DC broso Fariello Of about IL old, born Meta,
italy, from Italian bark Rosaa Any tion
viii gratefully received by PETER FARlELLO. Baltic
Store, Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-18
IA oMAN's TEA COMPANY, sss BROADwAY.-GRANp
wv Public OPENING. Monday, February Ig.

~ on nun GOLD WAS DRAWS IN ROYAL
IlUV.VfVy Havana Losery OF Cuba February s.
Kentucky, class 1884, Nos 81 7O 81. drew $500 Addres
bALEY = CO told established onlce, Ia Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-18

srOKTING. DOGS, BIRDS, &C.
A FOR sALF-ALL KINDS or FANCY DOGS, BIRDS
"A &c Medicines tor all diseases; prepared Fo0i 70
mocsing birds, at b. g. DoVEfs' NO. S"reene street, nea
canal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-18
A -A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
Great clearing sale
On account Of alterations.
Everything reduced.
chance TO buy bargains

Having obtained control o. the building adjoining our
present store, have determine to enlarge our
mcnt so AS beter TO accommodate everin
trade and In order make alterations W. viii
oner for the next few weeks entire Stock
reduction.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-18

herald BRANCH OFFICE-UP TOWN.
DvERTIsEMENTs FOR THE NEW YORK HERALD
XCElvLD AT THE BRANCH OFFICE,
l,26s BROADWAY
HETwEEN THIRTY-FIRSr AND THIRTY.sECOND
STREETS, VEST SIDE, NEARLY OPPOSITE OUR FOR
aER PLACE.
ADVERTISEMENTS ARE RECEIVED FROM "a N.
FILL p n. EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR AT OFFICE
RATES. NO EXTRA CHARGE OF ANY KIND.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-18
DRY GOODS.


Quantity. Price. 10
20 dozen ladies' Chcmises. ...... .... III 25 rs
IS dozen ladies' Chemises ................. 1
~ dozen ladies' Chernises. .soied ........ 1 81 90
66 dozen various, some sole l. from 81 Is
20 S4: worth 80 to 80 each.
II dozen ladies' Night Dresses. .......... a25 ITS
Is dozen LADIES' Night Dresses slightly soei 32j 2W
2 dozen, &3 80 to 70 each; worth ~ rs to
$l2 each.
~ dozen ladies' Drawers. ................. 05 40
IL dozen ladies' Drawers. ........ O To-
~ dozen from 81 to 10 each; worth from
81 % to $7
20 ladies' Walking Skirts. Is "a
10 dozen aaes Walking Skirts ............ 30 l00
30 dozen from ~ 20 20 SIS 5O; worth 81 70
SO so.
l8 dozen Dressing Sacques, from 81 80 to
s. 90; worth 50 20 TO S5 each
l5O dozen imported Corsets, ~ 50 each to
81; worth from So 20 each to IS 50.
25 dozen Muslin Aprons ............... 50 26
25 dozen Muslin Abr ms long siEe Sc 36
So dozen Linen do fr I'm 40c. each to 75c;.
worth 65c. to 81 each.
IL Ta'mas Qadiesb. 10 90 500
10 Talmas (ades'l embroi erei ........ II 00 5G
l5 Ladies' Waterproof Cloaks.......... $50 eU
10 Miases' Waterproof Cloaks.. SO Jas
dozen Childrens Waterproof suits..... $50 $50
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-18

CPRINd OPENING.
y FRIDAY, march,.
Magnificent display of the leading Fashions for Spring.
uDeqused 10 novelty, taste, style and tri mining. At
Mime. DUVAL'S,
Dress Cloakmaking and Pattern Rooms 762 broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-18

W yIGOUROUX, l2s FOURTH MISUNDERSTANDING,
". Enlbroidery and Lingerie EsAbshment- and
bahies Troussoaux specially OF Initials, Monograms for
hsndkerchiefs table cloths also wholesale
msot Tor embroidery dealers. Entrance 80 East Twelfth
street. Largest stock Of embroidered border yoke Night
gowns Drawers Collars Plowcasc, with Sheet TO match
Camsole Corset Covers uandkcrchiefs, with inas &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-18

COMMON AND FANCY PIGEONS FANCY CHICK EMS I;
ANGINA Canares; imported SKYE Terriers and olher
fsc Dsgs Maltese cats, Rabbits, Guinea Pigs Ac HALE
= OliNKLiN. 20 Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-18

eS REwARD-LOST ON TIE 18TH INSTANT, BE-
%C tween and o'clock, child's Cham and Locket
corner Clinton ana Madison streets.
q. r. BALDWIN 254 Henry street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-18

ID II. MACY co.
IL. White Goods. Spring
MACY Housekeeping Goods, 6prtn9
MACY Housefurnish1g Goods, 6prpe
MACY Ribbons. Qo0d6
MAO1 Straw Goods, 0oods
MACY Laces, G0ode
MACY Embro,ierIes spring
MACY Parzsols, Spring
MACY Hosiery, Spring
MACY Gloves 00odd
MACY Small Wares. Good
NAOY Fancy Goods. Goods
MACY Bronzcs, Spring
MACY Trimmings, Spring
MACY Books. Spring
MACY stationery. Goods
MACY Our Establishment embraces Goods
MACY eight large stores connected, Spring
MACY Fourteenth street and Sixth avenue Goods
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sPORrING-DOcs, BIRDS, Sc.

- -
ITO LET-AT FLEETWOOD PARK, THE CLUB HOUSE;
saloon under Grand Stand privilege to sell pools the
Grand stand privilege OF the Hching r unds FOR terms
apply to GEORGE n. Tt RNER liz Wall street.
VNANTED-A THOROUGHBRED BLOODHOUND
w Bitch large and Address, with full particulars
CHARLES COLLINS Herald ONCE.
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PERSONAL,

LIE POWERS, FORMERLY OF CHICAGO--IF IN
city please send address, appointing interview to CHI
OAGO, box l Herald ptown Branch once, l265 Broad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-18

HIEw YORK MASQUERADE CLUB, APOLLO HALL
~ The young lady dressed In black, In the gallery right
band for gentleman, will ohige
4osf nnc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-18
FINANCIAL.

UNION LOAN AND REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
n. J<3 Broadwav,
@. X. DE- UTSCH CO., Managers,
will loan, in S. QUO TO SouO0 Property
in New ork
First class Houses in locations ALWAYS on hand,
for sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-18

1EARy-BE AT THE BOwERy THEATRE ON MON.
M day evening" Buffalo Bill viii occupy private box
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-18

COLiNGER BROS.
- Important 10 Housekeepers.
They will oner Monday February H. 1872 800 Marselea
Colnterpanes slightly soiied at 81 worth s; l400 Mar
Quits slightly soiloj worth IS 76J Marsellea
Spreads slightly soIed So worth ~; 800 pairs Rose Wool
Blankets, sshuy soile at 30 par worth 61v. Closing
ALI woo Empess Cloths At 25c yard 1900 yards
cnr,a'n Lace. slightly so,ed At Pie worth
81 60; IAreo quantity of Tides, long, 2Jc. AL
goods marked In plain figures. SOLINGER BROS,
Carmine street, corner Of Bleecker.'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-18

INT L.--CLARK's LETTER WAS RECEIVED,
n stating that he would write again. giving particulars Al
you with him, and can't hnd him, tell him write
1ddress box ISL Herald Office. SAM.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-11-08
Refunding Communication Money.

The following i Il copy Of the hill Ia
men, introduced into the Legislature
last wcch. and which j. making con
siderable talk III the new >paprrS:
Sec. |. The Treasurer of the STATE
of rlmont i> hereby authorized and
directed I" pay the sum of three hun
drcd dollars tocach man hu was draft
ed in this state in the years lSt:I and
l-Gl. and who resides in This STATE. At
the time of the passage ut tins act Pro
,idrd such drafted man either paid the
sum of three hundred dollars commuta-
ton money. I'll procured Il substitute. ur
went into the army or navy in person.
IN obedience t" such draft. Mud in
ease of the death of ANY such drafted
man. the Treasurer is hereby directed
To pay the same /" his legal rcprr>cnta-
tINr>.
sec. > If it shall appear that amy
town in this State 10y Il vote of said
town has repaid to any drafted man "r
men. OF I" his ur their representatives.
the amount of communication money -
paid 10y such person "r persons. then in
that CASE the sum due such drafted man
ul men lay the 1T section al thI~ act
shall hr paid /" such town.
sec. =. Thr receipts "f the t"llrct"r
of Internal Revenue filed with the state
Auditor shall he sufficient proof of the
pa , uemt ut said communication money.
Soc. |. Certified copies from The rec
"rd> in the office "I the Adiutaut anh
inspector General. iilcd with the Stat,
.\Idit"r. shall he sufficient proof thar
>,tid drafted man went int" the service
"r furnished such substitute.
sec. ). The Treasurer of the State
i hereby authorized tn borrow. on the
credit OF the state, such sum ~ shall
he necessary for the purposes named Ill
the first section of this act.
Sec. Il. For the money :" borrowed.
said Treasurer shall issue the bonds of
this State for such sums. payable on
such time not exceeding twenty Years
from the date thereof. at such bank in
the city of Boston, Massachusetts. ;>
the Govcrnnr. Lieutenant -GoNcimoI and
Treasurer shall direct.
sec. :. Each of said bonds shall he
made negotiable; shall bear interest al
Il rate not exceeding six per cent. per
annum: shall have scmi-annulal coupons
signed by the Treasurer. attached there
to: shall he signed by the Governor
and LicIItcnant-Gov crnor, and shall he
countcrsiyned by the Treasurer.
Sec. :. The Secretary of State shall
keep in his office "A full registry of all
bonds which shall be- issued according
to this act
Sec. o. This act shall take effect
from its passage.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-11-08
Died of Injuries.

We understand that Mr.. Dan i'll Cur
ricr Of PcLrhan. died from effects of
injuries received II the railroad cross
ing below Fairbanks Village. One of
the days of the State Fair he wis at
tempting t" pass. when train came
along and frightened his horse 81 that
he hacked him oil the steep bank there,
"NrIturnimg the wagon upon him. When
highways are never permitted To cT">$
railroad tracks on the same level. one
of tl, most tlightt'ul sources OF legilizrd
murder will he oh> lated. There are
some half Il dozen crossings in this town
that should he changed before further
accidents occur: and i'll this respect this
town is like other railroad towns all
over the STATE.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-11-08

For the week rndin. TUESDAY. N"v- ; l-Is.
MARKLr I;EEr-A few choice I'll - = l.. M: extra
- - ~ .5:trSt quality :. ~ - -: second quail
itN -. - ~. thiri quality - ~ : -.
>TuRt tNIIIE-W"Iking oxen aud Steers. per
pain. -. >liti So, II so.
NII,H Cows AND CNLNT~->'Iu i siu: extra So u
- iIrIuw Cows 80 a >.hi
lIALIND--SlO ~ "a >lG: tw" wears old ST. go
three. wears old - IL
SwINE-Wcstrru tat none. Northern Dressed
Hogs IL per H. Stur,'~-N hnr-Ilr per IT,
retail u per Ito.
Wool sheep. - per H.
ShcaITrd Sheep. : a pei III
Spring Lambs. i! $50 per H.
Veal Calves. = ~ 4 eIG ~
Brighton Hides. = a!c per liz
Country Hides ~ per liz.
ightnn Talluw. y a IL, per IT,
Country Tall"w. : 4 jtc per liz
Calf skins l. Il 2rc per liz.
SheaTrd skins I each.
Dairy skins each
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-11-08

RAILROAD COMMISSIONER. The chief
Emusic" was "n Railroad Commissioners
The place is an absolute Sincculc. and
the title of the statute creating it should
he changed 50 as 10 read. An act re-
,Iuiring the railroads To give free passes
and 500 wear TO some clever fellow.
40 less than three candidates were pre-
Sentcd from Chittcndcn county. OF
course none of them stood much chance
in the ballot, though if the votes given
To the three had been concentrated on
any one, il would have made him one
of the leading candidates. The .jocmlar
way in which some OF the candidates
were presented, showed the very slight
importance attached To the office. one
was urged on the ground that he could
jump nimhlN from Il train; another.
Mr.. Wrc,D beraIi$c ht. was tall enough
to reach corruption in high places. and
short enough to Weed out abuses. The
successful mram Was Judge VI. W. bailey
of st. Adams. who entered the race on
~ II day ~ two ago. and ran on his
,.ruIrhc> far better than his athletic
connections. His disabilities, contract
ed a. Il soldier III the service of the
country. i'll fact gave him the place. and
|, for one, AIN willing the office should
be continued. if ii can be made means
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-11-08
Sheffield.

Mr. Elmer Bartlett of Sheffield. on his
return from Lyndon "u Thursday after
noon. soon after lc;I>in" Sheffield village.
got out of his carriage To walk. leaving
his wife and daughter win" were with
linn. to manage the team: and when
they reached Asa Halhcr'S SIM mill.
droV" over some logs 10y the road side.
up>ctting the carriage and its occupants.
breaking Mrs. Bartlrtt'> right ankle {:
the daughter escaped unhurt. Mrs.
Bartlett managed /" get to Ezekiel
Niles house. close ny. and after getting
il suitable conveyance WAS taken to her
home about three miles distant. BAIT
lett was lately burnt out. .lIoHit0r.
james Drew lost Il Nc;trlin" colt the
other day 10y it> falling into Il we'll some
twenty feet deep. and hci"e he could
he rot out he died. The coli WIS val
ucd III 80.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-11-08
lural and Stafr -Nrus,

- ...I ........ ...,,-; .I..,..,
~ ''
Mr.. +. Il. Gage has sold his photo
=, r. .tI,..,,i,.;u
There will he l'miNrr>ali>t meet
Iug and sunday school 1T the town hall
next SUNDAY, aS usual.
.,
r. : Randall has >wappcd the Har-
ri,r.,n uIac,. ON Caledonia street with
E,,d.,ick Green of panyillc. for his
farm giving ~l5OO boot.
''"'l'lg 'h' h'"'''" VI ''''",'' '",''
Were - l"a'''h ours I" ''i' 0'"i' vi ~
ana =" Loaded ears away ''"hi'S -'"'
tons "l freight III - ""tAl''@ "'H> '"'
Tons "tlhR '"ihPl''e S'''ltS'
MA. ,.,,,,t tl,, st,,...t., !. d,.,d i
.IJ,,. ,,,,,,,,, oar .I,,,d tr,u
,h.. t,., ,I.,, H.. .t,,,.u,d ,Lv,rtisiuo in
th.. r,,ie},,,;o, t,>, ,uuutI,s orn. H.,
..,,s h, -hull resume arnin next week
nos" VII" h''" Oh "'@''' i'>'i W."
SEATS for the full course "I lectures "i
The \ NJ C. y. VIII meet III the Town
hall Oh lhnlHda> evening NOV In
1T 81" p M !" ''i'' '''' ''"''' :"
N'H'
=, I,hushu,., election pa,.cd of
,,,. .,ri..,I, r,,. L.,IIot Stoud Grant
IA GREELEY 1871. O'Conor 3. -Four
wears ago the vote was Giant ~. >cy-
mour - Il gain of 81 for the republic
cans and 81 for the. democrats and ill.,
erals rnInhiIrd
ne temperance lecture ny "''l'
smith al the town il'II '''''>'"N eve
"lh% I'll" NOT era" Il !'' S' '""'''''' "''
dld the lecturer nave Il TAXING WAY :
hut that Was II" r\"H~" l"l the h"N> l."
max" a dl>lHrhinr" anu malrh "h' 81
iH" hall III platforms. \ nee entertain
m"nt does NOT ='\" license I" o''2'''''''-
NANNY behavior.
NV
,N,'''l'' H.,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-11-08
A Mean Act.

The >cicrtmcm of II. .Inhn>hurN re-
from the QUARTER Master General. on
Tuesday. and some time during Tues
day night the piece WAS spiked with Il
rat-tail file. The obstruction was re
moved the next morning. hut the act
WAS none the less dastardlN tnr that.
The gun WIS not sent here for political
purposes. but f"r safe ktepim" and use
when needed.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-11-08

W ARNER WILLIAMS ESTATE.
W STATE OF VERMONT. E~-IN pI-TRl, /.
In Probate Court held al GuIldhal i'll and i"I said
district on the Both daN of Oct. \. H. l-s2.
Hon. Levi Howe administrator tn. estate,
Warner Williams. late. 81 concord said
district. deceased mlk,> application :" >AIi Court
T." hc'n~' I" sell TIN, whole II the real estate Ct" SAID
deceased representing that sale thereof i n'"r-
~trN Tor tn" payment ct debts and charges Of
administration and would 10. hrn"fi'IH t. all inter
,-tcd therein.
Wh-r"up"u. IL L. ordered hN -iid tuurt that said
application come under consideration and lee heard
on thu I'D day OF N'N.. \. u l-11 al the Probate
bilcr III said Guildlal and II IL further urdrIrd
that all persons Interested To-" notified hereof 10y
publication 81 notice "f said application and order
thereon three weeks successfully lit the CIl,Guui.in
printed at 81 John-hurN hrfuT' >.d tut appoint ri
i"I hearing. that they may appear At said TIM
and place and. II They ruli~'. object thereto.
WM ii. HNEG>HDI:N. .Iud.t. 81 Probate
\ trur copy Of record Attest
Il - W NJ II. II ARI>HORN ,Iud-r "f Probate