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j. hereby given that default having 1cru
made Tor more than sixty days in the nav.
mehto a portion Of the amount secured 10
be paid by certain mortgage executed h,
John i. Taggait to Samuel Staa,s raylor and
EdWin Parsons. trustees OF the Cairo CIV
Property. dated Nov. ~. 1861, and recorded
IN the recorders office. ina Il Tor Alexander
county. III the state OF Illinois, in book T. OF
deeds. on page lu2, etc. we. the UNDERMINED
trustees, viii N Friday, the 2ith day of Jan
lary next. \. ID. 1873. at 10 O'Clock in lie
forenoon OF that day, under and hy virtue of
the poWerof sale contained in said mortgage.
sell at public auction. 10 the highcs, bidder
Tor cash. at the office building OF said triIs.
tees, corner of Washington avenue aud
~ fifteenth street, in the city of Cairo, in
Alexander county and state of Illinois, all
the right title and interest Ct said John T.
laggart, or his assigns. in and TO lot. mum.
bcred ~ tnineteen,) 20 (iwenty,) u twenty.
onc,J ~ (twenty-two,) % (twcnty-thrcp i and
"a twenty FOUR in block rs Chity-eight.J in
the First Addit ion To the city Of Cairo. ac-
cording TO the recorded plat thereof. with
the appLrtenanccs, to satisfy the PURPOSES
and condition Of said mortgage
:. STAATS TAYLOR,
EDWIN PARsONs,
Trustees Of the Cairo City Property,
Dated Cairo, Illinois. December 80. ls12.
12-3ldtd.
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MI lie
i hereby given that default having bee n
made for more than sixty days in the pay
ment OF portion Of the amount secured 10
De PAID by a certain mortgage executed by
Joseph Mckenzie 10 Samuel Stats TAYLOR
and Edwin Parsons, trustees of the JaiOr
City Property, dated March 18th, 1865, and
recorded in the recorders Office in and for
Alexander county, In the state of Illinois. in
book J., OF deeds, on page rs, etc. We, the
uhucrslgneo -ala trustees, will, Oh FRIDAY.
the 2itlI day OF January, next, 4. d., ls73
ht ~ O'Clock IN the forenoon offhat day. I'M
der ana by virtue of the power Of sale con.
tanned IN sad mortgage, sell. al public allc.
tl0n, 10 the highest bidder, for cash, al the
once building OF said trustees, corner of
Washington avenue and Eighteenth street.
III the city of Cairo, in Alexander county
anu state OF Illinois, all the right, title ,nd
interest Of said Joseph Mckenzie or his As.
signs, III and 10 lot. numbered 30 thirty.
t"ol, 80 lthlrty-thrae), and - thiI ty-foury.
IN DOCK numbered two, in the fourth adj.
ultlOl 10 salu city OF Cairo, according to the
recorded plat thereof, with the applrtenan.
ces 10 satisfy the purposes and condition of
SAID mortgage.
s.sTAATS TAYLOR,
EDWIN PARSONS,
trustees OF the Cairo City Property.
Dated, Cairo, Ills, December 80, 1872
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IHK Cairo and Nincennes railroad track
runs over three OF the public cisterns ON
Commercial avenue, which fact Settle fro
department to thinking, How TO get the
water out OF them is an important query
now, and will be more important in case -,
IRE In their vicinity. The matter no DOM,
can be easily remedied if some Of the wise.
acres OF the city give it their attention, and
this, too, without interfering with the rail.
road tracks.
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AhE Lamont Brothers, assisted by other
talent, viii give one OF their popular enter.
'Ainiuenls at the Atheneum tomorrow
evening. They come well Recommended
ana are hrst-class performers. Judying
"ona the number OF ticket, already disposed
OF, they VIII have = full house.
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CARD desire to return thanks in thi.
pubic manner to the Bismark Bund of en-.
cage ior their prompt payment of beuent,
" me curing my sickness, as under the law,
Of the society they were no, legally hound
to do DO. ,JuIlN s.,x,,,,,.,
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A grand masquerade ball will be given at
Washington hall. Wednesday night. January
| Goth, by the Gerlnania Dancing Association.
The managers Of the association unde istand
how to make the occasion pleasant one for
for all is insured. A cordial invitation is ex.
tended to the public. Let there be a full at.
tendance. Tickets can be had at the stores
of Paul q. Schulz, Buder Bros. and j. Burg
er. Particular caution will be exercised at
the door to see that no improper intriders
gain admittance. l.lG-td
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pANCiNG sCHooL.-Mr. Charles Hardy
wishes 10 INFORM the public that he will open
DIS dancing school at Philharmonic hail. ON
rriday evening, Jan. -, Tor gentlemen.
ana on Saturday afternoon, Jan. %. for
children. Those wishing to attend should
be on hand promptly at the opening on each
day. I.,I.,s
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-" ihA'ELLkRs "GoISG BEYOND THE
hississIrri.' We have u 800 mile ticket
Tor sale at the BULLETIN office, issued To
the bearer" good for 1873, over the Allan.
Tic & Pacific railroad, or Missouri 4 Pacific
railroad and its branches, from It. Loui,
through Franklin, Mo, and the Indian ter.
rtory, total length OF roads los miles. in
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soOO REWARD.

rive hundred dollars will be pad by the
Cairo q Nincennes railroad for such evidence
- "Ni 'eau " The arrest and conviction OF
'ne person who fired into an engine of the
company at the crossing OF the unnoi. Cen.
trail railroad Oh the night of the 2Ist inst
1-2i-3t. cu,s , W.
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NOTICE

NOTICE
Is hereby given that default having hon,
made Tor more than sixty DAYS in The nny'
iheht OF portion of the amount secured II
De Pail by certain mortgage executed NV
Erwin Maxwell to Samuel stats TayIor and
Euwih PARSONS, trustees of the Cairo Civ
property. dated September TO- 1863. and
recorded IN the recorders office, in and for
hleNander county, in the state OF Illinois. in
DOCK u, OF deeds, on page 2i9, etc, we. the
Undersigned said trustees, will, on + riday,
me 2lth day OF January next, 4. d.. lS73 ~
~ clock IN the forenoon Of that day, under
ana ny virtue of the power Of sale container
~ said mortgage, sell, at public auction. 10
,he highest bidder, for cash, at the ofIice
building of said Trustees, corner of Wash.
inston avenue and Eighteenth street, in the
Wy OF CAIRO, IN Alexander county and state
OF iilinois, AL the right. title and Interest of
SAD Erwin Maxwell or his assigns, i'm and To-
lot numbered Three, in block numbered
solorty,eight, in the first addition To- said
clty OF Cairo, according to the recorded piat
, ,hhereoi, win the appurtenances; to satisfy
the purposes and condition of said Mortpage
S.SrAATS TAYLOR.
EDWIN PARSONS,
Trustees o. the Cairo City Property.
Dated, Cairo, Ills, December 80, ls72.
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CAIRO BULLETIN.
Fertilization once. Bulletin Baildin
WasA1ngtOa Avenue.
LOCAL WEATHER REPORT.

q. s. SIG. SER, OBsERvER's OFFIcE
CAIRO, Jan. %, 1s72, l0:ll pm.
Barometer 1910, and falling
Thermometer 3s degrees.
Wind northeast, velocity II miles per hour.
Weather, light rain.
Maximum temperature last "a hours, a,
p. m, 80 degrees.
Minimum temperature. last "a hours. a,
Q .. m, 90 degrees.
Prevailing wind last "a hours. east.
Total number Of miles wind travelled, last
~ hours, 229.
Rainfall, .,5 inch.
THOMAS l.. " ATsnN OhsnrNer
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The cars of the Illinois Central train wore
covered with snow when they came in last
evening. 1t is supposed they ran race
with the "cold snap" and came in ius, a
little ahead
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NOTICE

NolI 'f
IL hereby gwen that default HAVING becn
made Tor more than sixty day. i'm the nav.
meht or portion of the amount securcd Ia
Dc pald by certain mortgage executed nv
Narfen g. Dunning to samuel Staat, Taylor
anu Eu"ln Parsons, trustees of the Cuirn
Clty Property, dated November Ilth. 1894
ana recordcdin the recorders Office. in and
ior Alexander county, in the state of Illinois
IN BOOK +, OF dee Is, on page ISs. etc. we
the undersigned said trustees, viii on Urn,
DAY, the 2ith day of January next. A II
ls'3, at 10 O'Clock in the foreman nf ma
dhy, under and by virtue Of the mower ~,
safe contalned.n ,aid mortgage, sell. n nub'
he auction, to the highest bidder, for rnsI
at NE oihce building Of said trustees. cornnI,
ol W ashihSton avenue and Eighteenth street
III thc clty OF Cairo, in Alexander corn,v
anu state OF Illinois, all the right, title nni
lntercstoi said Warren G. Dunning or hi, ,'s'
signs, IN and to lots numbered 81 lt6iriv'mnaS
ana ~ lthlrty-two), in block nIIlnLcrod =,
iseVenty-threc,J in said city Of Cairo. accorI'
lns TO the recorded plat thereof, win ia
npplrtehaaces, to satisfy the purposes and
condition Of said mortgage. "'''
). STAATS TAYLOR.
EDWIN PARSONS.
Trustees Of the Cairo CITY pronor,,
Dated, Cairo, HIS, December 30, Is7,H'
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WE nave nothing good 10 report of the
weather. 1t Il not pleasant. 1t l. not cheer
Jul over head nor under foot. The sun
does not shine. The streets are frozen inst
enough 10 make the walking cxecrable.
Last evening, the wind blew chilly, cutting,
ai'Asfeeable blasts, and IA fall Of snow helpeu
70 make things generally uncomfortable for
people who had 10 be abroad
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"A WARM atmosphere accompanied by
'aih yesterday forenoon. snow with
q cold and biting north wind in the after.
noon, was the programme OF the weather
yesterday.
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NOTICE
l. hereby given that default having been
made for more than sixty days in the pay
lnent Of a portion of the
amount secured 10 bc paid by a
certain mortgage executed by Frank Han
camp to samuel stats Taylor and Edwin
Parsons. trustees OF the Cairo CITY Property
dated March 10, 1864, and recorded In tie
recorders Office. in and for Alexander
county, in the state of slinois. in book l. of
ueeds, on page t',, etc. we, the UNDER
signed, said trustees, will on Friday. the
2ith day OF January next, A. ID. 1873, at 10
O'Clock IN the forenoon of that daV, under
and by virtue Of tho power of sale contained
IN said mortgage, sell at public auction {, the
highest bidder. for cash. at TIE Office building
OF said trustees. corner of Washington ave-
nue and Eighteenth street, in the civ of
CAIRO, III Alexander county and state of Hi
nois, all the right, title and interest of said
FRANK lIahcainp, or his assigns. in and to
lot numbered 3 three in block numbered
40 torty.) IN said city OF Cairo. according to
the recorded plat thereof. with the appurtr.
nances. to satisfy the purposes ana condi-
ton of said mortgage.
S.STAATS TAYLOR.
EDWIN PARSONS,
Trustees OF the Cairo Civ Property.
Dated Cairo, Illinois. Decent r 30, ls,l
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IHE omission Of the river column from
our paper this morning is due TO the fact
that our river editor is a member of petit
jury now sitting in the circuit court.
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MR.. MATHuss OF Savannah, Georgia, Miss
Addie Ciute of Dixon and Miss Sue Uhl of
Of CariinviDe, Illinois, are in this city, Visit.
ing the family Of Mr.. Il. ID. Mathuss
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SOME days ago we gave the number OF
smallpox patients who had been treated
at the city's expense. Some OF our ex-
changes copy the item and make this re.
mark in connection with it
The Cairo BULLETIN does not report,
however, how many cases there have been
not treated at the expense OF the city. That
would make an interesting item.
We have it from one Of our most reliable
physicians that the number Of white per
sons who have suffered from the smallpox
in Cairo, and have not been cared for at the
expense of the city, will not exceed dozen
persons. And also that nearly every white
person who has been taken TO the pest
house, has been nonresident Of Cairo.
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"ANTED.-lmmediately, a good nurse.
Apply to Mrs. Wood Rittennouso, 10 Eighth
street. ioi-2,
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j. q. CoRMIcK, conductor on the Illinois
Central railroad, informs us that snow
fell to the depth Of six inches at Cen,ralia
yesterday.
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TICKETS to the masquerade OF the Cairo
Turner society or the cath Of February. all
one dollar apiece. If
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CHARLEY FAXoN of Paducah is six
days old and is said to be tine boy His
fathers name is Len.
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LARGE stock of brown domestics at {
uanny's.
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j. {. HUTcHINs Of the Mississippi cxten.
sion central railroad is booked at the ST.
Charles.
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BEST THING OUT!-Call at Uallcv,s ho.,
ware store and see the steam washing ma
shines. Price, 90 and % 50.
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WIN. sTRATToN Of the firm Of stration 4
Bird left for st. Louis yesterday.
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LARGE stock of calpeting and oil cloths a,
c. Hanny's.
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HANDSOME line of dress goods at IL ct,
at c. Hanny's.
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j. c. WILLIS OF Metropolis is in the city.
stopping at the st. Charles.
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LARGE stock Of curtains and damask's al
c. Hanny's.
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LARGE stock OF wool blankets at down
Price at c. Hanny's
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COUNTY COURT will convene this morn.
ing at nine O'Clock.
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GET ready for the grand masquerade ball
OF the Turner'S. on the Gath of February. If
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LARGE stock OF bleached muslin anu sheet.
ings at Z. Hanny's.
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CHARLES HOWE has returned TO his post
in this city.
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NEXT to the Cain o and Nincennes railroad,
the all-absorbing topic of conversation,
seems to be the coming masquerade OF the
Qui Nive Coterie club, February IL. The
yonng men constituting the club are using
their utmost endeavors TO make the next and
last party of the series success in every
particular. Ever on the alert for some new
feature, they have made arrangements
which will without doubt insure the grand.
est, and most brilliant masquerade party
ever given in Southern Illinois. Their exer.
| tons last year to eXciude'all whose presence
| would In any way mar the festivities, will,
we are assured, be doubled at the coming
party; and the ladies and gentleman OF
Cairo know that what the Qui Niye Coteric
say, they mean. Arrangement, have been
made with cOstumer In It. Louis, who will
masks, etc., in ample time for all to select
anything wanted. LA 1t.
ID. W. HAMLiS, yesterday, brought suit
against the Cairo a Nincennes railroad COM
pany, under ordinance No. 4, section 81,
which prohibits any person or persons
u III Ol tuc streets
| or avenues of the city. And 50 continues
the war against the {. a. V. railroad. The
opposition exhibited toward the track oc-
cupying Commercial avenue, which is just
now fierce and undated, will, we believe
soon exhaust itself, and end where il began
without elIecting anything Cairo is not
the only city in which railroad tracks have
been laid down principal streets, and the
plan has never been known TO work to the
disadvantage Of city nor hurt its business.
II our friends on Commercial avenue would
cool down, take breath and look at the sub
ject dspassionately, they would really find
very little to object TO in having the Cairo Il
Nncennes cars pass their doors instead of
stopping up town. Commercial avenue is
almost entirely business street, and the
passage of the ears through It adds to its
business-ike aspect besides being really ad.
vantageous in ways which the future
Will even prove to the now disguised pro-
perty-holders Of the street IN question.
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A WELL-kNOWN citizen of the Fourth
ward. occasionally puts an enemy IN his
mouth TO steal away his brains. ON one OF
these occasions a few days ago, he was taken
in charge by the police and conducto Il to the
city jail, from whence he was released on
his promise to appear before the police
court TO answer such charge. a. might he
made against him. lie failed TO appear, how.
ever at the time appointed, and was yester.
day taken to court on warrant aud plead
guilty to the charge of being drunk and dis
orderly. \ fine of s. and costs was as.
sessed against him which he did not forget
to pay.
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THE Geneva conference has at last con-
Guided It's abors and awarded the amount
due by England to the United States on ac.
count of the Alabama claims. The amount
was easily arrived at after the case had been
properly represented TO the tribunal. 1t
would be. however, an impossible matter
for even so learned and astute court as
that 10 arrive II; the amount of benefit con-
ferred on suffering humanity by such a
medicine as Parker's Compound Fluid En-
tract Buchu. Thousands attest its excel
lence. For sale by all druggists, every
where.
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HANDSOME line of reps and figured de-.
lains at G. lIunnys.
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LARGE stock of dry goods at c. Iianny'.
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HANDSOME line of dress goods at c. Han.
ny's.
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GRAND MASQUERADE BALL.

HANDSOME line of Cashmeres at c. Hal
ny's
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THOMAS l.. WATSON, Observer.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-04-11

No siCk rning potion Is necessary I" relieve tn"
throat and lungs from the irritation which pr"in
c,s violent fits of coughing. HGlrS H"n'H II H"r"
Hound aud Tar the grand specific of the for all
pulmonary disorders. Is "a pleasant and palatahlr
elixir Crittent"ns 9th Avenue. sold by all
Druggists
Pixies rUothachc drops cure III minute.
The Sonoma Wine Bitter~ advertised i'll "lIr
paper to-day highly recommended for Spring
and summer use. having been tested extensively
for many wears To ladies and children they are
especially beneficial. Jas pTSGLEY Co. Boston.
are Proprietors. but amy Druggist OF Grocer Will
sInnlN Cnnsmmtrs u
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Cabot.
Mrs Hector F. Britt died of apople1y
Saturday, the 5th inst, aged 81 years.
In less than ten minutes after the first
discovery of fit, life was extinct. She
leaves babe ~ days old.
Rev. Mr.. Wright, (Methodist,) has
been suffering for three weeks from an
attack of bilious fever other members
Of his family have been afflicted with
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Sugar Making.

Last week. Friday and Saturday, i'll
certain favorable localities. considerable
sap was gathered. hut since then it has
little sap weather. The sap gathered
last week made uncommunlS nice syrup.
is it usually does. We lpprrhend, after
u winter like the past. One specimen
we got hold OF an exception tasted II
little antedtluyian.
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Melee at st. Johnsbury Centre.

Saturday evening the 9TH inst, about
. o'clock. some young men OF st. Johns
bury Centre, called at the house of
Reuben w. Aver. and knocked on the
door. Aver went to the door and told
them to leave. soon the raps were re-
pcated. Aver this time took a knife in
one hand. Il stick in the other, and went
out. Aver claims some one struck him
while the young men say Aver struck
them In the melee that followed, Aver
stabbed one Sartwell in the leg, very
near the body, making Il cash some one
fourth inches wide and five and one
half inches deep. Aver says he did not
intend to stab any of the boys but that
he slipped and struck Sartwell. 1t
seems that the only reason why the
boys thus called upon Aver, was that
there was young lady i'll Ayers house,
Aver being IA widOwer and living alone
The young men Monday the 9TH, were
alraigned before Justice Howard, upon
complaint of States Attorney May, fol
disturbing the peace, and fined 50 eacf
and costs. Aver VAS bound up for tria
at county court.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-04-11

Bare spots are observable upon our
hlll>ides, and the snow outside the
forests has settled one-half. perhaps,
hut less in the woods. Tie amount OF
water from the melting snow that has
run off into the streams is very little.
While the remaining snow is well satur-
ated. With a warm rain or two OF
three days of warm weather, our streams
must inevitably rise almost beyond pre-
redent. 1t will not be amiss for every
one with property upon water courses
10 he prepared for a severe freshet, and
We have sometimes thought that select
nen might do good thing by way o.
saving public property by caring fol
bridges upon the ON coming of uncOm
mon frsshsts.
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MarriaAr:s.

At san Francisco" March l. by Rev. John Kim
ball Col. Alex Il. Halves, formerly of 81 Johns
bury and Mrs y gncs +. Tate.
In North Danvilc, by Rev. q VI. futile MI
Harvey +. Kelsey t" Miss Flora Mcfarland both
of North panville
In Barton. March ~. Mr.. Homer II S"m'rs OF
IrasburEh and Miss clara V. Virgins Of Barton
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CELEBRATED BLUE MOUNTAIN
GRANITE MONUMENTS. TAB
LET'S. HEAD STONES. &c.. sc.
Also. importer and dealer i'll the world
renowned RED and GRAY POLISHED
SCOTCH GRANITE MONUMENTS
TABLETS. &c.
have Polished Granite now on hand
and will import To order and sell the
same for less than can be- bought in
Boston. Discount to the trade Ovcl
200 designs On hand. Please call and
zre.
ST Johnsbury Vt Juiy L. l-7l.----6
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-04-11

DIR. y. J. Hyde, who recently re-
moved here from Ilardwick, has taken
np his abode in DIR. Adgate's house.
he Hardwick Reporter speaks fav-
rorablv of DR.. Hyde. See his card up
on the nntsihe of the CnLednninn.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-04-11

Rev Mr.. Tillotson will give the
lecture that was postponed on last Sun
d. evening on account of the memorial
seryice. on next Sunday evening, in the
Church of the Messiah. Suhject-"The
tendency of Christian sects toward
unity of sentiment" Services at $50
O'clock.
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Drawing OFF.

Last Monday morning nine of the old
hands III Bacon, Ranncy \ Co.'S paper
mill, at It. bloomsbury Centre, left, de
handing Il change OF the foreman. The
proprietors. we understand, mean to
employ such men us they please, and
refuse to comply with this extrt"rdi-
uary requirement. Work is continued