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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-08-29

PrObate Order.-State of Michigan,
county Of Van Buren,, b. At session OF the
Probate Court, for the county Of Van Buren,.
holden at the Probate Office in the village OF
Paw Paw on Monday, the twenty day OF
August, in the year one thousand eight hun
bred and seventy-three; present, Geo. w.
LawtoD, Judge Of Probate. In tho mattor Of
the estate OF John Hodgson, deceased. On
reading and filing the petition, duly verified,
OF Alvinsa Colvin, together with an instrument
purporting to be the last will and testament Of
said deceased. and praying that the same may
be admitted to probate, and that administra-
ton OF the estate OF said deceased may be
granted to himself, executor in said instru-
ment named; thereupon IT is ordered that
Monday, the twentv-second day Of September
1873. at ten o'clock in the forenoon, be assigned
for the hearing Of said petition, aud that the
heirs at law OF said deceased. and all other per-
sons interested in said estate, are required to
appear at a session OF said Court, then to be
holden at the Probate Office, IN the village Of
Paw Paw. and show cause, IL any there be-
why the prayer of the petitioner should not be
granted and 10 is further ordered that said
petitioner give notice to the persons interested
in said estate, of tho tendency OF said petiti-
ton, and the hearing thereof, by causing a
copy OF this order to be published in the True
NoRTHERNER, a newspaper printed and circulat-
ing in said county OF Van Buren, for three sue
cessive weeks at least previous to said day OF
hearing. GEO. W. LAwroS. Judge OF Probate.
CA true copy.) Geo. W. LAYTON,
961t3f Judge OF Probate.
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Nn1,cc 90 kaeur Claims

Notice 80 Rear Glains-In Pro-
bate Courl, Van Buren, county: Estate OF John
Il. Baker, deceased notice is hereby gwen.
that said PROBATE Court will receive, examine
anc adjust all claims and demands OF creditors
against the estate OF said deceased and Mon
day, September twenty ninth and Monday. Oc-
tober twentieth, are hereby assigned for hear
ing said claims, and six months from the date
hereof are allowed creditors in which to present
their claims.
Dated Paw Paw. August %, 1873. 96lt6
GEO. W. LAwroE, Judge OF Probate.
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A Decatur correspondent of the Benton
Harbor Palladium says:
Il will write you. il you wish. OF circum-
stances which have taken place within the past
two years in this vicinity, which develop the
fact that an organization exists in Berrien. Cass
Van Buren,, Allegan and kalamazoo counties,
the object which il to swindle unwary people
out OF property. They put up jobs" in vari-
Gus ways to carry out their designs; and II has
become necessary that they should DO exposed
and people put on their guard.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-08-29

PRAIER has just the incest coffee mill IN til
State; its capacity for grinding, is two pounds
per minute. Give HIM a call if you want pure
coffee. 932
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-08-29

In another place will be found a communica-
ton from Asa c. Glidden, Esq, giving full
and correct relation OF the operators and
doings, and the pursuit and apprehension OF
Henry Russell, the cattle, sheep and hog thief
We have had three different versions of this at
far, all founded on a partial knowledge OF the
facts. The account OF Mr.. Glidden is entirely
authentic, as he ID an active member of the
Detective Association, and was the one of the
pursuing party who procured the arrest OF Rus
sell, and who made a careful investigation OF
the facts and all the circumstances OF this case.
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IN late speech Gov. Palmer, of Illinois. said
to the people, that if they did not wish to be
robbed. they must elect honest mon TO Office
If they had not elected Salary Grabbers there
would have been no Salary Grab" That is all
very correct. But when the people do nothing
more than nominate and elect to Office men
who ride down county or district, s it not too
much to expect that they will be honest The
man must get pay for the time and money he
spent in manipulating the primaries. as well as
for the time he spends in the discharge Of the
duties Of the Office he has secured.
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S. Z. SHUTES, Publisher.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-01-28
Sale of the Carolina Oil Weri1.
@. PElXOTTO 4 ,aONa Au.4a

~ ~ - DIN 0s AUcx44aoDE8,
:PY virtue OF tho provisions OF . certain
:11deeq In trust, executed by the Presidens
OF the 0arolfna OIL Com pany 80 ". BrAnIiok.
ts9sse shearingi date the 9TH day dfo llarphI
l.s, iSs1, And duly recorded in the Regstesf
pFossce Ind sXve hafinl9ss Certain pefsons
t9a!einI ntsntioned from lpsss IS re6s6fi Of
sheir having, for the benefit OF the said Hbnl-
peny, endorsed notch for said oompapy.P
Whaohmotes hsvd not .beed paid S1:thSD9fS
inA Oh Oqmpanyi hut hAyai ibean aakau dsp D.,
the peraops whom, said mortgage Has ,GiNen
to pfot3ct, and by virtu9 az apoWer q sflor.
neyBfveh 10 said Trustee to SelTtne' pror,Srtk
embrahAd In said'kIeed in tru6s ihGrl6 tbS
e tsala iCerolina Oil Cempany fail 20 ptotentind
pave harmless tho persons. for whose benenkr
eatd dead in trnst was made, to salI,the prc.
perty conveyed thereby, after notice RfVsft
St tTonty.one days, shall offer for ssla, to enc
htghest bidder, at the usual place OF spla.i iat
the corner OF Richardson and WaehtnRkon
streeA. IN the city OF OolpmbiA, at a o'cio0F.
on MONDAY, the 17th day OF FAbrusrS, 1874.
Al the property conveyed and iemnrssdd n
ealu deed OF trust, being ''au that csrtain lot
or parcel Of land, situate and being Ia the cify
OF Columbia, in said State, containing forr
acres OF land, more or less, bounded -by
Wheat, Rice, Lincoln and Gadsden streets in
said city, with all the buildings and erections
on the said lot Of land, and also sll tho an
gines. oil presses snd maohinery Of any kind
whatsoever, In and upon the said premises"
Terms cash. Conveyancine at tho cost Of
the purchaser. ". B. OULIDK:
Jan al tuth8 Trnstaa.
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Horza As*rv41a. January q, 1873

H6rEh ARRIVALS, January 27, 1873
Co!upsbiG Hotey-E 2 Purcell, B F. Mo.
Manus. : Augusta; Phillip Msssmah.
Philadelphia; Esp Mobiey and son, 8 @:
o Miller, Newark; J D French, Don.
neoticnt; J D JAmison. W OrosswelI,
Express Oompany;, J M Addison!
Oharlsston; Edward O'Riley, Sumter: L,
w Duvall, Winnsboro; W IS Hall. wife
and two children, Miss Belle P Holmes.
Miss Alice Hall. Austin J SCOTT. Rocksy
Creek; RFWeyman, N Y; II D Gilbert.
G W Thames. Wilmington; @ Smith.
city; John O Malone, b F. Simmons.
Judge Il Graham, Charleston; 81 G W
Walker, Barnwell; g Q Douglass, Ga:
u Bieman, Walhaila; l. ) johnson, CD.
8 B Lampkin. s @; Mrs NJ Strong
Greenyille; F D Bush, G l. CRR.. " -
Central Rotei.-A Josselyn, G & @ r
~ ) . F Sims. Riohland; J Stuart
Land, r Harrison, Greenville; w Q
Chapman, Charleston; Nelson MaySl
Ky; A Davis city; Jno j Houseal, New.
berry; W Gates, Augusta; Rev a w
Lamar, 3 O; j Duncan Allen, Aiken: W
Hopkins Kerr, @ B Blair, Fairfield; J r
McGill, MonticelIo; 8 Weloh, Shelton
geo + Held, Cokesbury; G L Banks,
Lexington.
..eotot AVAoo-V ASplu VAIL - n. a;
Mrs COL Merrill. Union; w H:Applegste,
honisviiie; robert Blackwell, Ga; AIS
PendIet0n, Pa; L q Crosby, Md; J a
Mantone. Miss q J Bluu,. aharlesfon: q
F Teicher, T Nj McDougalHSU s A: j. I
Little, city; A J qwypn, Nav York:1 a
Seymour. Charleston; " C, EsBee.
Greenville; r! 8 Whisnant, iM.C. a. q
Gary; 8 Q; Mrs Johnson, Tenn; z W
Werin, Md; O w Guffin, Abbeville. ::
Hendrix House, s Cathcart. Winnia.
boro; VIM Campbell, N @; T Kaphan.
Abbeville; F ID Burns. Arkansas: Z, Is
Warren. Mayesville; 4 J Barnes, N @: p
Quattlebaum. Charleston; Mrs DR. Baroh
and three children, Camden; L Sa,Iox.
Klver, Charleston; B r Rawls, Union;
" Il Anderson, New York; j N McKre.
Woodward.
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we read Of neat thing in umbrellas
which has just been manufactured for an
African chieftain; It might rain cats
and dogs, nnd the noble owner OF that
umbrella not be in the ieastiucommodsd sd
for it spreads sixty five feet in circum :.
terence, and it takes two seryants to
spread it. But the chief beauty oi it.. 10
our mind. is that. it canpot be easily
stolen; and if we could only keep two
servants to spread it, we think that wa
should order one OF that Kind. -. =,
The revelations which have been made
IN regard to Senator Harlan, and the
Credit Mo6ilier. when taken in connec.
ton With Dr., Newman's circular reoom-
mending Harlan's reelection on account
OF his pietJ, show the necessity of a
separaa5h 1eI ehRrqhapd STATE sa
ths ,GaS3 ga1i5aas aststog
ferred the sYroPeEt4 a. Greehnosnt!S f.df;s !
Island. to Lis m1ther. .This sOonststs 'o3 4
the oilre6hery over Which he and ria
hrst came into hostility in their business
operations. -
Miss Nellie Grant is winning golden
opinions from all sorts OF people by her
modest, unassuming manners, and is
among the most, IL not the most popular
yonng lady IN Washington, because she
makes no effort to attain popularity.
Los Nietos. CAL. has modestly kept
silence during all the Eastern boastino
about centenarians, but now makes
casual mention of woman 1877 wears
old, VINO docs house.work and runs on
errands in that neighborhood.
A lady of color in Rutherfordton. N.
O.. having been castigated by her sable
lord, waited patiently until he had gone
to sleep and then poured kettlefnl of
boiling water over him.
There were 5S8 deaths, 4s4 births.
21l marriages and l 1.O33 police arrests in
the city of New York last week.
The Hudson ia frozen over at, Peeks.
Kill md loaded wagons CROSS on the Ice.
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SheriFs Sale.
Tho State Of South Carolina, Unfon-In Com. i.
4titf. = mOn rieaa ii'f'.-- -

Tho State Of South Carolina. Union-In Com.
James N. Baxter mUn sna f!Sss; Tssn,., b ,.,,r ;.
SPECIAL Heterees. plsintfs, against Henry
Union Railroad Company, assembling
rS Somap:a mi Jor Foreclosure and ReHet
Il the Hon. NJ. Moses, Judge OF said Circuit.
! will offsr for sale, on the irst MONDAY in
February next, before the court q ouse door
OF Unlonville, between the honrs OF IL O'Clock
l.! N. and O'Clock P. NJ, to the highest bid
der. the whole OF the Spartanburo ana Union
Railroad Oompany's Railroad, known "a the
the road-bed. right Of way, grading. bridges,
masonry and superstructure, living and situ.
ate in the Counties Of Fairfield, Union and
Spartanbnrg, all the stock subscribed for In
the Spsrtanburg and Union Rsilroad Com.
pany, the chartered rights snd privileges
thereon, the iron nails, spikes. chairs and
equipments. and all tho property owned BY
its business. upon the following terms. to
wit: Fifty thousand dollars to be paid in
Dash, and the balance in three equal semi
annual lnstaiiments; with interest on tho
said balance from the day Of sale; the pur-
chaser to give his bond, with mortgage Of
the property sold, and to pay for all necessary
papers.
bea 30 minded, in lieu OF the cash payment
above required, to pay twenty. I've thousand
dollars III oash and thirty thousand dollars
IN coupons OF the first mortgage state guar.
ltailroad Company, or in liou Of such con.
pons, sixty thousand dollars in esid bonds Of
said company, the said coupons or bonds to
DO hnally credited for the amount to which
| they shall be entitled ns dividend out OF the
proceeds OF tho road and the sale thereof.
The eaid sheriff will execute FOR tho pur-
chaser 1T said saio q deed OF the promises
sold; the said decd. hewever, to be delivered
to the plaintiffs as referees as aforesaid, to bo
held by them as an escrow, and MOTTO be de-
llivered to the purchaser until the frst install-
mont be paid. but the purchaser will bs let
into possession OF tho premises and property
sold YOrthw with.
When tho irst installrnent upon the bond
SO to be. taken by the shorih shall beuome
due, the. purchaser has leave. II he be ie
minded, in lieu o. ths same, to pay to the
PLAINTIFF as referees as aforesaid two hnn-
dred thousand dollars in the Aforesaid frst
mortgage State guaranteed bonds OF tho
spartanburg and Union Railroad Company,
or the whole or any part OF the said frat in.
| staliment III coupons OF the said bonds at the
| rate OF one dollar in coupons for two dollars
ID bonds; such bonds or coupons, however, to
| bo finally credited for tho am meunt to which
they shall bo entitled as dividend out OF tho
proceeds of the road and tho sale thereof.
II. MACBETH, 8. U.C.
SHERlFPs OFFICE. KNOXVILLE, &. e., Janu.
ary z. 1878. Jan
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Jewelry, Etc, Repaired.

THE undersigned would respectfully in.
l. fnrm our riends and tho public that we
count, whero cu,tomers Of Isaac Su!zba cher
can receive any information conce rnine work
left with him for repairs. We would be glad
to see his old customers. and will guarantee
entire satisfaction. Plain street. below Il. G.
Shiycr'e. Mc1UINNES & RADCLIFFE
Jan 286 Formerly with L Snlzha cher
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Desirable City Lots.
BY JACOB LEYIN.

@ MONDAY, February 5; at l0 o:olook, will
'seH: before tho Oour. House, the following
LOT !. situated on corner or Henderson
ano hioe streets; measuring "a feet front on
Henderson, and running back 2D8. i5 ll1N.
Lot2 =. adjoining tho above, on tho Bouth :,
ming back 208. t~"T
IL, Lot q Joining No. 2. being Of tho san salae
Lot1. on Rice street. 81 feet front. and RIM
ming South on Henderson 20s fest. - ~,
Lot q. adjoining the above, on &he Rast. :
0eIng o. feet iron. on Rice. running South 20s.
front East on Pickens. running Wcst 20e. ~
Lot 2, adjoining the above, on the 6onth:
S3s S3 feet front on Piokens. and ,rgnpins Wess
Lots, adjoining tho above, on the South. n
feet front. running back 208. ,.e'.t.| :.
Ierms OF sale, which Will be easy. made
Jan 26 - fSSf-'s'
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- Desirable Reai' Estate,
BY, D. C. IEIXOTTO & SUNS.

On The brat MONDAY in February nax;. In
f.out.of the Cour. House, In this city, af 10
Eight desirable BUILDING LOTS, .fron.,n-
South on Divine street. between WAYNE, and
Pulaski Atreets. Lot No. I, corner Of Diyine
and WAtne, measuring .afty:two feet ffons.
ed North by e. W. Wheeler. Rem sininr Hots
Wost OF The ab9Ee. and OF equal Dimensions
and North ern boundary.
I Teens oiis-thitd cash. balance III mbnthly
Purchaser to pay Tor papers,, j IN -,
e k% Union copy. Tan ef d m p
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Lost,

L pOCKEr.BooK, containing warrant
upon the Treasurer OF Edgeleld County for
tG75, and IS in cash; also, a railroad ticket,
and sonic other papers OF no value to any on @
except myself. The finder will please return
it to DAVID GRAHAM,
Member South Carolina Legislature.
JRn28 ~
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To Rent,

.G$$N dious DWELLING HOUSE. situated
very near the two Colleges. both OF
which arc having fourishiDg schools. Apply
TO W A MOnRE
jan 23
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MURDERER ARREsTfD.-From the RI.
leigh Era We learn that man named
Bishop has been arrested and confined
ia Haywood County, for the murder of
MIR. Pehoof, in Spartanburg County, in
this State. A Mr.. Roberts, who was the
cause of having the man arrested, says
that Bishop told him that he knew that
Pehoof must have died from the stab he
gave him, and he was desirous OF getting
out OF the way. He had also o garment
badly stained with blood washed at Ro.
berts' house.
The LATE MRs. SOPHIA GLovEn.-On
Sunday Inst. the body of Mrs. Sophia
Glover, relict Of the late Saunders Clio
yer. Esq, Of Orangeburg, was inferred
in the family burial ground on the su-
burbs OF our town. Mrs. Glovor died at
q very advanced age. and lived until the
close of the war OF this place.
saaa fCharleston Courier.
HORSE TuIEr.-A horse thief, with q
horse he had stolen in North Oarolipn,
was captured last Thursday, by Mr.. w.
B. Creight, of Winnsboro, Fairfield
County; but, while despatch was be-
ing sent to the owners Of the animal, he
managed to slip his captors and is now
at large.
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Typographical Union. No. 81

A EXTRA MEETING OF this Union will
a be held Ct tho State Printing Office, TH rs
"a a. n ~ NJ, a.; Dy order OF the President.
Jan 2S
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MARRIEp.

On the 22d inst, by Rev Mr.. Mellichamp
noar pOko, Mr OWEN SMITH to Miss FAM
LORIOK, all Of Richlsnd.
as Charleston Ne,os copy.
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Seed Potatoes.

f5NHE undersigned is now receiving his usual
annual supply OF IRISH POTATOES. caro-
fully selected for planting in tho South, con-
sistins OF tho following brands:
EARLY ROSE,
EARLY GOODRICH,
FINK-kYE
AND PEACH BLOW.
Oldrrs from the country promptly attended
to. +. CANrWELL.
Jan ~
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WHAT COMES OF EMIaRATINd TO TEXAS
WITHOUT SPoNDULIcs The Montgome-
~ Advertiser learns from gentlemen just
returned from Texas, that there are in
that State not less than 10000 men who
would be willing to work as day laborers
on the farms Of Alabama, if by 80 doing
they could be assured Of their return to
that State.
The case OF tho petition already fled
by Hon. D. T. Corbin, to place the Blue
Ridge Railroad III bankruptcy. will be
heard before the United Stales Court. in
Charleston, on the 9th Of February. en-
suing. Tho Hon. Henry Buist has been
retained az associate counsel.
The Honorable" Ex-Governor Car
ney, OF Kansas, who confrsses the sale
OF his oandidaturo for the United States
Senate to his opponent, Mr.. Caldwell,
for the sum Of $4,000, was once re.
spectacle dry goods dealer in Cincinnati.
Policomnn Miller, Of Charleston, was
severely stabbed, on Saturday night by
Pii'cc Bowen. II notoriously bad darkcy.
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port 70 the 0ehdrsl Assembly Within tn,

port TO the General Assembly within tho
nrss week OF the annual session, to
whom paid. what amount and for what
purpose. Laid over under tho rule.
Mr.. j. Boeton-Bill to require the
County Treasurer OF Darlington to at
tend at sundry places. other than thot
town, .for the collection OF taxes.
kHf MT. .Hamilton-BilI to permit owners
[oi tanas which have been forfeited to
we State to redeem the same.
Mr.. Humbert-BiIl,to incorporate the
Ei9dspendsnce Fire Company, OF Flo
FfeftCe. Sdf =.
mr. Collins to incorporate the
African Methodist Episcopal Church, of
Manning.
Mr.. Young-Bill to incorporate the
town OF Blackstocks
Mr.. Peterson-Bill to exempt tho par
sonage OF the Methodist Church, of
Kingstree, from taxes.
Mr. Smith-Bill to amend Section 7.
Chapter CIV, Part 8, OF the Gsneral
Statutes.
Mr.. Davis-Bill to incorporate the
Iorkvllle Manufacturing Company.
MI. Hays-Bill to charter and make
public Kirby's Cross Roads, leading to
Big Pee Dee River. Rsferred.
A joint resolution to ascertain the
amount and validity OF the State debt,
being the unfinished business of Satur-
day. was discussed, amended and new
bill introduced, wheh the enacting
csslsos ot both were stricken out-thus
leaving the matter as it stood before.
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Four Gentlemen Wishing Board
pleasant part Of tho city For further
i particulars, call ut THE Office. Jan %
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1873-09-15
THE PERSECUTION OF JONES.

We have no other authority for it
than Jones himself. and therefore can
not vouch for its truthfulness. Jones
told US that he was prosecuted nearly to
death some time ago by sewing-ma-
chins agent, who wanted him to make a
purchase. Unable at last to endure the
persistence of the man, Jones says he
bought diving-bell, and went 400
miles from land and descended two miles
into the ocean to spend few days in
peace. He had hardly touched bottom
when he saw the sewing machine man
coming down in the divers armor, car
rying with him a shnttle-feed and sixty
strong testimonials to the merits of his
button-hole attachment. Jones informs
hs that he suddenly rose to the surface
and prepared to sail home; but just as
the ships anchor was being hauled over
the side, it fell and upset the cooks ca
boose, scattering the live Goals in the
powder magazine. This caused ter
rife explosion. and Mr.. Jones was blown
four miles upward into the air. This
is Jones statement, renember.) Just
as he began to come down he met the
sewing machine solicitor coming up in a
balloon, with a bucket of samples of the
lockstitch, and model of his patent re
versible hemmer. When Jones fell he
was picked up, and he sailed straight for
home As the vessel drew near the
dock Jones perceived the agent standing
on the wharf waiting for him with a
..noiseless button-hole attachment. .
! (We thought all button-holes were nee
essarily noiseless; but Jones is respon-
sible) Thereupon Jones hid himself in
the cabin and instructed the captain to
say to the agent that he, Jones. had
died of yellow fever on the voyage
! When the sewing machine man heard
this he seized copy of certificate
| from clergyman wife, and then blew
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1873-09-15
NO. 81.

CALEDONIA COUNTY ITEMS
VIM. Morgan of Lyndon lately broke
his hip bone.
Twenty-Five houses are going up at
Elyville (St. Johnsbury.)
The Hardwick people complain on ac-
count of their miserable depot
The Fairbanks scales have been award
ed ..Medal of Progress" at the Vien-
ma Exposition.
The water in the Passumpsic river is
very low; wells are failing up and springs
are dry.
A conductor refused to pass young
lady from Danville to West Danville on
conversation card. The language on
the card is not given.
Some wretch recently undertook to
throw passenger train off the track, at
a point above st. Johnsbury Centre
Bridge.
D. W. Cushing of East Burke has
powder horn that bears the inscription,
"Mathew Cushing, Wood Greek, 1757."
The horn was carried through the Revo-
lutionary war, by William Woodruff
A one dollar treasury note is in circu-
lation in st. Johnsbury. on the back of
which is written, "My last dollar gone
for rum. God help me-"
Snow, the Walden murderer, is grow
ing hale and feshy at the Jail in st.
Johnsbury, Notwithstanding he is depriv-
ed of rum and tobacco.
The Supreme Court has closed its ses-
sion Twenty-Five new cases went up on
exceptions; five were reversed; three
are with the court and seventeen were
affirmed.
The county fair will be held at st.
Johnsbury, on Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday, Sept. %. "a and %. Prof.
Allen will make balloon ascension on
the second day of the fair at 3 o'clock.
M