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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-03-12
FRET BOARD.
SECOND BOARD.
FIRST BoERI

1000 Tennessee six per cents, old. Coy
5000 Tennessee six per cents, new. .66K
1900 Virginia six per cents, consolidated. .65k
II 900 Virginia six per cents, consolidated. .55X
1900 Virginia six per cents, deferred. .1S
5000 North Carolina six per cents, newell
900 North Carolina six per cents, new. 20%
1000 North Carolina six per cents, old. BOX
l., 900 North Carolina six per cents, old. SO
5000 North Carolina Funding Act '66. .26H
5000 South Carolina six per cents, new,
January and July
5000 South Carolina six per cents, new,
January and July. .314
1000 Missouri six per cents. 94X
10000 Missouri six per cents, H. and st. JOS
Issue.
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southern Bonds I'm New York.

The sales of Southern bonds at the New
York Stock Exchange on the 9th inst. were
as follows:
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-03-12

The sales OF Southern DondS at the new
York Stock Exchange on the 9th inst. were
as follows:
SECOND BOARD.
1000 Tennessee six per cents, new..........66K
5000 South Carolina six per cents, new,
January and July. .3OH
5000 North Carolina six per cents, special
TAX .'AtS
5000 South Carolina six per cents, new,
April and October. 29E
The sales on the It'll inst were as fol-
lows:
FRET BOARD.
1000 Tennessee six per cents, old. .........6 S.
10000 North Carolina six per cents, old. Sc
1900 South Carolina six per cents, new,
January and July. ...........-.......30
1000 Missouri six per cents. .S4H
1900 Missouri six per cents.
SECOND BOARD.
5000 North Carolina six per cents, old bds...35
1000 North Carolina Funding Act &C.. 26
5000 North Carolina six per cents, special
1000 South Carolina six per cents, new
January and July. BON
10000 Virginia six per cents, consolidated. 30
$1,000 Virginia six per cents, deferred, $50. III
The sales on the 9Th inst. are thus re-
portad
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BOARD.

tAdvsrtisemsuts aadsy as Head uiII Be charoee
TEN CKs7'S per isne fov each sHs9ssoa.l
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CHICAGO, March 11.-Flour quiet ex
ira S6.6O67.00. Wbeat-Nos spring
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CIneinnatl lIarhet..
LOnIsEiIle Mnrhafa.

MEMPHIS, March 1l.-FlOur S6OOf9.OO
Corn 6266Sc. Oats 55d56. Bulk m Eats
shoulders 5d5tc; clear sides 7d75c. Lard
Q3nl01c.
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First Sermon in NashyiIIe-LarSe At.
tendance at the First Presbyterian
Church.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-07-12
or THE IJlsz1lED STATES.

? AssEp AT fEsE sEcoxn sEssias eE THE FQR-
sN-saiGeab 1OSaaRss.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-07-12

| ana aaty d0IaARH eaelt i've thousand two hF1n-
drsi and flfsy daiars; Ssur clerks, al one
thousand seven AHadred dollars each, sIx
Thousand eight hundred dollars; one clerk,
at oae thousand i've hundred dollars each,
slx shGasalsl dollaEs sly elerks at one thoa-
san1 iosaF hunaEea dollars EACH eight th0n.
sasa iotr atnarsa dollars; thfeb clerks, at
oaa ta1assza aaree hNadFed dollars each,
tazee theelsaaa nIne, hundred dollars; one
&C.. 80 taaksanu we hundred dollars
90 cisLzs sas - s.svassaa Y o0l'afs Two messen.
SEP y slss salesls1ssa i tR.ee hAnsirei dollars
60 Lsg 49,. - .asaa.ea asilafs slx
ssEee saetlslls J ~ go t%eass doir
~ seass mea ss8eL Alsassea aallars
o. q VI 49, -. elkhs
hAazzEsa eaasgs aase r. - s9aaMsanA Mells
| GeitaRes CD s$9.sszy A4AaS AaaAAaeu uuisAzs
| p was1na o. 1E,$ aessass Msy eaHh,
M1sT sf0AahRd snss0 4 asas ssity w.
laEaf es9 MtaeAIAAsM{ - ssst'lsss , uDi.aEs
cAsel 0eza1slse, SssS slaslassagA ussis ~ ~SsnuHoJ
9aaahss hsS,Hz Nj - .s.sas.sss1 aa.1
x h1llTea aoasaLa u M S9e nsir ans W. a',a
i1Eay.eSils sa,0nsaasa hihe huhssatsa a''u hofsy-
tire 61ilayg.
0lace cEtha aAssslalst sEeasSker VI ~ 4ss5en
Eer asalssnt tseAseaxsfs Mse sltlasAll. AelsaEs
lor qfMei Gtafky 8wo tsl4sieiaAla esseh nM.susta
dollars; haE paying Seller, TWO tn0AganA Mve
htiHffFed eaiAfE one imEeRaE viegks I'VE
thonsantt hve hliisaiEess Goass5s, ,rges3vkns vel
lcr, one Thousand elght nuh9Ied aOl'aIs; oile
uiafk, one tiosaAhd sl9ns RAMsastN iteisezb'
9he h8gsrkecpeEs nmS ssssssts " ssyeM h9alls
dred dollars tH0 eterk ~ e.ls tAel5a! a!4 nve
tR0 6aerkss ~ oae L. lvaT u y0l-
laFs each, tw0 tns,is1A eigiis H1;iIIlisM III d1s-
Mhg TWO clgfKs, ~ Qs1 knQsssz.LM tA0 hnh.
0feQ QDilhrH G@NNs kWQ kNDustAI lssssk MlEa1ufe4
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pErARgMENT oT TnE INTERIoR.

For compensation Of the Secretary Of the
Interior, eight thonsAnd dollars Assistant
Secretary, three thousand 1--WE hundred
dollars; chief clerk; four clerks OF
class fOnr, any Of whom may be raid
Two hundred dollars extra, II the
Secretary 0f the Interior deem It necessary
and PROPER: Ave clerks Of class t0nr, one Of
whom iiaay'be designated by the Secretary to
Nct rs Superintendent of the building, who
shall receive two hstndEUd dollars aqaAtlDnal
compensation per Alsnun! atittitiollat " three
dishnrsing CLERKS, thEee clerks "a class sllEee,
fbHr oIerks Okclass two, and 0ii1 clerk Of class
0ne one messenger, two assistant messengers
at seven hHnfredand tyreHty dollars each, and
three labOrcrs In his osilge 1 In all f0Fty.seven
thousand Nfa hundred and 2bRty d0llAFa.
For ono cApsain of the watch, twelve hHn-
tsroa dollars, asad twenty eight WatchAAelA for
tho general service Of the Interior Depart
ment building, and ali tho bslfcatls therein, 10
be allotted % siay or night seSvlte, a. the
Secretary Ofthe Interior nay dlgtst, tWeAty-
one thousand three hundred and sixty d1liafs.
books and nnps ksr no library, ami TslsellS,
neOus items, twelve th0aaaAd d0liays. 3
For expenses 0E paeklsag and dfeFibhting
06ieial d0UtaIAeisss lnca Asag salasY OF Balpef.
intenaaRl, Ave taa5lla III bars,
Fer Fe1zB aatl tlHYs up 0E F0Osns for the Eise
0ftha FSBsA0n aszc8 aiAa AR ghe Bureau OF
Eiiucti0A, ssxkeA tst0hsisMa d0SAFe,
E0f casual Tefalks % tll fssene bHlhl-
log, ton tll0lefd deala
R0f fslHas it, ard l6ry 0f TIE engineer,
et nsiSssesA RAniifed doalSss, and TeF&ifs OF
she heallng appaEatnss eighteen Thousand two
GESEpAL LAM oEyVCR FOR COa.mls.
sl0ner cfthe General l.asi 0alcc thrse thca
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UNITED STATES MINT, BRANCHES,
AND ASSAY OFFICES

II MINT AT TPIIII.ADELHIAs-For salaries Of
ina direct0t. treasurer, assAyGE, Mleller and
TalIIliM. clldf UpltsQr end ellgEpvBF, assistant
aasNysh AMI sey0Ii clerks, thiriy ytsgytn thou.
Sand nine hundred dollars
FoF wares ~ WCskn1en ard adlnstere, one
hundred Snd twenty rave thoVraHd dollars.
FOriHChlental and contingent expenses ia.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-08-23
Drahs

At St Johnsbury August 10. Mabel Eliza,
youngest daughter of William II. and Louisa >.
Cook, aged year and ! months
by Thy hands the boon WAS given,
Thou hast taken hut Thine own.
Lord of earth and God "f heaven.
Everm"re Thy will be done
In this village" August IL Ernest y. youngest
child of n h. and e. F. Stiles aged | year and :
months. Orange County papers please copy
At st. J"hnsbury August II from injuries rr-
ceived the 18th, VIM. Hall aged III Years
At ST. bloomsbury Centre, August Is Mrs. sophia
aged ST wears. wife of Archibald S,ark.
At East ST Johnsbury. August IA ot srastric
fever Mrs. Smith wife of Ira Il. Smith.
At East St ,Tuhnsbury Julys- Horace II. Knapp.
aged ~ years. Also August d, Charles knapp.
youngest son OF Horace II. Knapp, aged - years.
At North Hayerhill August 10, Austin ; Glover
aged - years.
At Barnet August l. Mrs. Caroline f, aged ~
Years widow of the late WIN. Laird.
At Derby Line July ~ Ada iellt- only child III
MI and Mrs. Gen r.. Vest aged 9 months.
AT Monroe. August Il, slr. Charles Chamberlin,
oi Lowell, Mass aged - years, formerly of Mon
AlS" date. Mr. Berhur Turnrr aged
~ years.
AT McInd".--. August IL Mr. Joseph Finley.
At McInd",s August IL Mrs Caleb Clement
aged IT. years.
At McInd",- August ~ infant child Of Fred.
II. Colby.
At Montague. Mass. August l. Mis- II. Gregory.
formerly uf Nclnd"r~
Al Cedar city south part Of tab Territory
March ~, John duncan AGED .. wears. Mr.. Dun
can lived al Melinda, and vicinity from l-! To I-I
Al Mclnd""s, August L., Mrs. Harvey Human.
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light, isn't it. The doctors do not
consider him seriously injured
Bad Weather Crops

Farmers complain that the wet and
hot weather has injured the potato crop
The tuhcrS are growing Soggy. am,I
there are also marked indications of rot
so much wet weather has not only pre-
vented the harvesting OF grain. but the
wheat heads have commenced grow
ing" and where amy kind of grain has :,
heavy growth of straw as i> usual this
year it is lodged and injured 10y con
timuouS and heavy rains Last week il
raincd every day, and raincd power
fully. This week has been hot and
pleasant up to Wednesday night. when
it raincd hard all night. The last ten
days have been the hottest and worst
of the season. all over the land la
New "rk. Washington. and many other
places. the mercury has stood above 9u
degrees. and the death rate increased
r"rrr>pondlngll
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-08-23

..t.lI-I 'nlH,u Meetings III hall "t 'al"d"nl''n
Ian,L-t Pulpit supplied. sabbath
services At 1880 \. NJ IL and Gn T. NJ. sab
bath S,h"ul At I4Un VI.
NIIiupl-I CuuWcn-,l;rN. II. A. Spencer Pastor,
sabbath services Al IO.:n A NJ. and G:.a
e.. sabbath Sch""l AT l2nn VI.
.uuIu Cu>D-l CHuH,H.-u;rv. Ch.~ VI. S"uihgat".
PASTOR sabbath services AT l03o A. NJ and
tnr NJ sabbath Scl""l al III =. NJ
~..Ii Cu>.'i CuIE,f.-tI:rv. l.. -. EIa~t"w Pas
tor sabbath services At 1910 A. VI. ami h:'O
j.. VI. sabbath Sch""l AT l20o NJ. Prayer
MEETINGS at each Church Wrin" SHAY even
ms al "a.
>lllI-N LI-r CmuR m.-,l;ry. Il. NJ. Iill"~"m. pas
tor Meetings ia Town Hall sabbath SCI
vices at IL T.. VI. sabbath Nch""l at l2.:m
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Sickness.

he present Is an IIn"ommOnlN ~IcklN
season. not only in this town. hut in
many towns about us. and in fact all
over the country. 1t comes particular
" hard on many families " here sick
ness prevailed during the latter pant of
winter and spring. The prevailing dis
c;I>r> this summer are cholera mnrbuS
dN>rntcry. some typhoid trvcrS. and Il
new disease that the phN SicianS call
gastric fever. All diseases take hold
with unusual violence. several deaths
occurring after an illness of only two or
three days. and III some eases decompo-
Sition advanced 81 rapidly that inter
ment> had to he made within twenty
four hours. There are many theories
in regard to this uncommon sickness
and fatality, though most believe the
extreme heat. together with frequent
rains. are the main caiI>c. Ii is doubt
less also true that much disease. is in
duccd 10y the defective and imperfect
drainage of our village. for which there
is no excuse.
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of f,n,,S obt.;n.d in g, fold for tba
nu,,,ose of exhibiting its spores under
tba n,icroscone They were sound and
S''" '"h'" upon :" "
SP"i'hS i'ih' WI i"H'i ~ -
caterpillar captured on the arcil-ahSel-
lea for determination. The club con-
temnl,t,. , h,st.t nir-ni,. for the pur-
IN 800,
'"''' ""' al VIM "''''' W. '''' NV
requested to address DIR. Currler.
i
MISS H. > Moore mas closed her sloP
Tor ii snort time. AS soon as the fall
o''
'lar'' hl'Iards"il OF MISS heith h"Nt'
to attend To those wanting millinery
goods
Nm w..Ls b,s h,ught on. ot
.,,,
~ -,
S'rtahlS l" rise lis higi is ""''"E ''it
great flcShtt three Years ago, but dld
not do much damage except to wash
fin. highways badly and carry ,v,, ON.
,,.,' L,;,,...
VI NV" WI
,UITTESDES COUNTY.
TN. seventh animal reunion of the
Tenth Vermont Rrpimrntal Association
will be held at the Van Ness House, in
Burlington, on Thursday, sept. 9TH.
loF2.
Byron Morse. of Bolton, was put of
the passenger train between Richmond
and Jonesville last Wednesday. 10y OF
der of the conductor, and seriously in
jured. Some words between Morse and
the conductor was the cause.
FRANKLIN Comfy.
I,,l,,.. p..,rJ.I as, Adams v,s
..,,,,,,,1, ;n;,,r,.j 49, u,...I, L., I,.;,,,,
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GRANITE STATE BITTERS
THE GRANITE STATE BITTERS

L. PURELY VEGETABLE COMPOTNp.
Made from roots and banks growing in our immr,ii
ate vicinity. the medical properties nf which arr
and Blood Purifier, and We warrant II Ia contain n'
mineral whatever.
The BITTERS will IL, found valuable fuT
the of thus, Diseases arising from the Stomach
which is most likely I" get di-nrdrrrd "f any organ
Of the human system.
\ few of the diseases which the BIrrERs cure W.
rnumrrate below. Thts, likely To- have
in another, but generally more i'll
Spring and Summer.
INDIGESTION. OR DYSPEPSIA,
Probably the disease the American people
have - endure. is of very common occurrence and
much To he dreaded
There many disorders occasiOned by Lodges
ion, which extend to all parts of the body such
Headache Palpitatiun of the Heart Irregularities
of the Pulse Loss of Energy. Confusion of Thought
and feelings of utter pr"stratiun without any full
signs of disease, The Organs of Digestion ar,
liable Il great amount of disease. and il remain.
for = to have remedial agent near at hand
and this offer You i'll the GRANITE STATE BIT
TIERS which does not fail tn
BILIOESNESS which is apparent in "A pr-st
many, is readily released by the BlTTRRs
BOILS are nccasinned by the impurities of tn,
blood striving tn free Themselves. Use thu, BITTER
and your blood will become pure
LIVER COMPLAINT and all Diseases of tn,
Liver are quickly cured by the BrrTERs.
Jdundics, ScTofuLd. Headache, Constipation. and
all Impurities Of III. Blood. are cured by the GRAN
ITE STATE BITTERs, which for "A general tonic and
medicinal preparation, is unsurpassed.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
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Wells River R. R.

There are rumorS that the iron will
not he laid on the Montpelier and Wells
River X. X. the present Nc;a-tlat the
late advance in the price of iron. will
make Il difference of some sixty thou
sand dollars with contractor MunSun.
and that the directors are inclined to
have the time extended to favor him.
We are sorry. for We had hoped t" have
visited the capital this fall ria that road.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-08-23

The public schools in the village
begin sept. ID.
McS>l~. f. \ +. Fairbanks \ Co.
have lust received an order for between
thirty and forty large scales for the
Northern Pacific Railroad.
BN his letter elsewhere. it will Ice
seen thar Mr.. smith has taken himself
ont of the field a. candidate for states
attorney.
Mr. Rich calls the attention of th">.
Who court ''tircd natures sweet rcSt"rcr.
Ualml Sleep" To his new he'd advertised
900 these columns.
f. y +. Fairbanks y COS express
has appeared ont with II new rig entire
Il number one Concord wagon. new
HARNESSES and new whip. 1t takes t"nt
h"l>,> now To Il" the express, business
from their store.
The It. .I"hl>hurl Grant and viii
Lon club will hold lis next meeting AT
the Town Hall. Monday Eve. Aug. ri.
at 1.:m "cl"rk. Hon. Is. y. DAVIS. Col.
\. VI. DickcN. and others will address
Tia" meeting. Music hN the -. Johns
uuN Cninrt Band. Citizens with la
die cordially invited.
\ friend. better acquainted with
jhr Scriptures than We are, suggests
that We copy the seventh chapter of
''rnc>is. ~ interesting reading for thcS"
days. ~ all the readers OF the fdiof"-
ma" III" supposed /" hay" Il bible We
VIII SIMPLY direct Ihtlr attention l."
ms passage.
=, l..,..,..I,...r al i, ,,,i. ,J.,,.
"a ...,.;,.- ,....,,. ,I..,, I,..I
rl.,..I., r.o liz. ,,, in -, III. L,u,.
49,. ,,;. ;,l .I;..L,
,. H.. I..,..
with ms wife on Il Visit III July. an" Mas
taken i'll ON his return home. His tW"
oldest SOUS hay" gone ON t" Lake city.
I ', 49,,
M - L.I ,;,l, Whit. u,un-
, ,,.;I..,. ,,...,,;,,,, and ,I,....,I,,,,
.r.hi,h !. ,n, !, ronn.,.tiou with fine.
,;..l, train, ,,, I.,..,I Recommendation, !.
.,t,..,, ..,,,,, .I..I ,I,..t ,I.,.. !. .l,..,d,
,,u ,t ,,uriu. =, u,s.,uu,, ,.n rom
L,l,
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SprriaI Unfrrs.


Green Mountain Grange No. l. st. bloomsbury
Vi. Regular meetings held the nrst Saturday -
F V. POWERS. SECRETARY
Perhaps real medicine gained the rapid
popularity which Ca-t"rii has d"ur. On- person
relates their experience of its good effects
other. II If IA vegetable preparation. perfectly
harmless Pheasant {" taxi. does not distress CT
grip,. hut regulates the system. and H. To
operate when all other remedies haur failed. ANY
person who has ever used Cast"ria foI stomach
Ache. Constipation. Cr"up Flarulrncy. Worms
Piles drraug"d Liver. will never again nau
SEATING OH Bitter Pills Narcotic SNrups. The
Ca-tnrra contains NEITHER Minerals Morphine nor
Alcohol by its soothing. quirting effect IT pro
duc-- natural sleep aud Is particularly adapted t"
cry ing and t--thng children 1t costs but ~
aud one bottle will many dollars III doctors
bills 2.-Bu
IT- Ne I>F the poi-"n"us hair preparations have
had their DAY and done their mischief Now comes
along NATURES HAIR EE>TORAT TIN Il per
frctll clear article. which RESTORES gray han and
keeps the head III a healthy condition. See ad,rr-
ti-..nrut. W-M
SAFE AND EEIIABll--Thrrc l. uo disease, OF the
human system Tor which the NErETI>E cannot h,
metallic c"mp"und
>kIN DISEASES.
PERRY : IMPROVED COMEpONE AND PIN
PIE REMEDY .- The skin Medicine ut the \ gt
l. warranted I" ,uIt. Flesh Worms. lhmprs rrup
tI,II~ aud E"tchrd -fig uTat"n- "i the face. sold
10y all druggists. Depot ~ li"nd st New l"I.
For Moth Patches. Fr-cLI-,.
AND TAN Use PERRY : MOTH AND FEECK
IL LOTION. Thu well known reliable and harm
less rrurdN f"I Brown pi~c""rariun- "f The. face
Prepared only by In Il. {. Perry. HtImat"ln.I-t
~ Bond street New York sold bN Druggists
every whrTr. S-3
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Republican Rally at Sutton.

The Republicans of Sutton will meet
at sutton Corner. on Saturday, Aug
"A. at 3 o'clock T.. NJ, for the purpose of
forming Grant and Wilson Club. Hon.
Luke Z. Poland will he present and ad-
dress the meeting. \ large gathering
and II good time is expected. Ladies
are invited.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-08-23
Accidents.

one day last week Gregory Beck. Il
German employed in the scale works,
got the forciingcr of his right hand ;"
mashed in the machinery. that it had t"
Ice amputatcd at first joint.
ON Monday of this week. Edward
Wclch, who WAS returning from work
in the village stone quarry, WAS thrown
out of the wagon, and the wheels ran
over him. 1t is thought now that he
is not seriously injured. Yet how he es-
capped is Il mystery, as the wagon was il
heavy one. and there were two other
men in it ut the time.
Eli Brooks. an old man from this
place. was run over by II horse and
wagon in the street ut Newport Tues
day. and considerably injured. He was
going to the station to take the train.
when Il man drove against him, knock
ing him down and going over him.
Mr. Brooks back was injured. and ii Is
feared one OF more ribs are broken.
The man who run over him claimed
that he could not hold his horse but
Brooks thinks he had been ..claSping
hands with Fitzpatrick over the ''bloody
chaSm." until his vision was affected.
/ Tom. Cable. while getting III gain fnl
the MeS>rS. Fairbanks "Wednesday fore
noon, was pitched oil the load and came
down between and under the horses
When eXtricated he WAS scn>ele>>. and
remained 80 for nearly half an hour
/ The men at work with him undertook
/ to carry him home, but coming to :;
/ brook. laid him down and bathed his
! head copiouSlv with water. After {;
| long time. Tom suddenly kicked out
both feet with jerk, and opening his
eyes. exclaimed well, its growing
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Warriaass.

At st. Johnsbury August Is by Rev. W l.
Moves Mr.. Romance Balch and Miss Abby j
Leighton. both of this place.
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81. ,sohnsburp G,alrdonlan.

,,,b,.bur,. VT. Friday. Aug. e3. 1872.
Friends in tins section of the state Will add
'.I, +, ,r,. interest "f the Calriunian 10y
.,i,,.. H. lo.,l items promptly and i'll mict lee
NJ. INN
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CHURCHES AND HALLS
Drc"rted in the best st,lr
For Superior Class of Must
cal lnStrumentS;

For COENE1S. ALTOS EASSE>. and all used
i'll Bands
For VIOLINS NIOLONCELL''> and all used
III OIchcstTa- .
For GUITARS. FIUTINAN, AttORbEONS
For FLUTES FLIES FLAGEOLElS
For PIANOS and MELOuEONS.
For STRINGS for Victims and Guitars and all
things needed in the use and repair Of Musical
instruments.
For Band Music, SHEET Music aud Music Books.
call AT OF send to the store VI
JOHN L. HAYNES 4 CO..
70 Court ST, t"pposite Court House), Boston.
tApr.2O73
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-08-23

WAS, in short, that of twenty-five rela
tives whom it is charged that the Pres
ident has appointed to office. seven were
appointed 10y Il previous administration.
and thirteen We're in no way related tu
him.
But want of space forbidS us from
giving Il hricf abstract of the remainder
of this address. and we refrain the more
willingly as we are unable to do if ius-
tice. He riddlcd the democratic can
,lidatr 10y reading extracts from his own
words. He spoke plainly Vet NOT abus-
lively of the bulk of Mr. Grccley's sm-
portcrS. He warned the country of the
effect on the South of Greeley : election,
and illustrated 10y Il little of his own cx-
perlrnre III North Carolina last month.
/ For one he dare not trust the Demo
cratic party III power again. whoever
wa, at its head as for that he consid-
cred Greeley no better than Seymour.
he speaker WAS very confident of
the success of the Republican party in
/ the Presidential election. expressing
| himself umrc>rrvcdlN on this subject
both in public and private At the
close of his address. which WAS nearly
an hour and ahalf long. and which WIS
received with the most marked appro-
hati"m 10y il large audience. MANY of
whom were ladies. there were three
cheers given for the Governor. three for
Grant and Wilson. and three more for
the music and the ladies'
Gov. Hartman spent Il short time
riding about town with several citizens.
and many called on him at his rooms
at the It. .J"hm>hurN House. \ rainy
evening prevented Il little scrrnadr
which had been planned The Govern
or left 10y morning train. and is To spend
the remainder of the time up To the
state election, i'll speaking i'll Maine.
The following letter. which was re
ccivrd to" late t" read at the meeting
Friday. explains itself:
Nonp~TpCk Aug. -. IS72.
.Ug Dear Sir: | am very snrrl |
shall not hc able, To he present to aid in
raising our Grant and Wilson flag to-
morrow. but had previously engaged
to speak ut Il flag raising at BELOW :
Falls.
by what exceeding title. can We raise
the National Flag. i> the emblem and
c"l"r> of ON political party. Our party
fought and lah"rrd through II long and
bloody war. to save and maintain il.
and 10 keep on lis azure every star I'M
dimmcd. Nearly one half our oppu-
nrmt> IN this campaign. fought tirrcclN
under another flag. dining the same pc
riud. and Whenever they could. tramp
led "ur~ in the dust. and tattrIcd it
with shot and shell. Three tuuItl> OF
the residue of our opponents. only
about >iN months before the cl">, of the
war. resolved that the war We were.
maintaining was Il failure. and ought To
hr stopped. Had their c"um>rl> pre-
the National Flag. would have di>ap-
pcHIrd.
Fortunately. neither treason in the.
South. mon >rmi-trca>un III the North,
aNailrd against the brave. hearty and
~tI"n" arms ot the mai" : defenders
"N"IN star and every fold WAS prc~.I\
Al Il I,.,,,