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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-08-13
Derby Line Silver Plate WORKS

Wear" manufacturing and Il pitlr- I'.
thhr war" III Il very superior uIHuu'l.
war" Forks, Spoons. Ladies. sc. .Ir rr"i'
hnrst nickel silver. and plated will r'''
ihIIN equal III weight tn the best WAL 100 ''.
every pi""" FURNISHED. Dur work Will '"..
every respect with th, well known I:"-'i-N .
goods. and W. will plate over ANY pl'''
not prove a. represented. We sell Tn -..'
KNIVES mad" at on" piece. duuhl' Pal'
money than they can Ia. b"Ii.ht 'l-'"''"
spoons. forks. ladies 40. w ais" rl1i'
III gold and silver in tn" highest ~iNl' ..
rai"~ i"r =" plating table war. i"l h"i''- '''
tauT;IntS.
Good smart Agent Wanted 10 '.'..
I" tab" orders for REPEATING. and sell Dc
AhN smart N"IIng man ~ lady 'In nIi'
thin" At work i"r rs. Address li"ih' ."
Fiat" "Ik~. Derby Linz Vt
iltf " ENSIN y '-'
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-08-13

After all the New York Journals did
not find the Becrhcr trial Il very fat
thing for them. 1t is reported that the
the Times alone Is ''out SJO.UOO, with
nothing to show a> gain. The Tribune
alone realized Il substantial increase in
its circulation. and probably from other
sources its receipts We're very large
during the progress of the trial. The
scandal out of consideration, the pres
cmt has been Il very uuprotitable year
for new>paperdom. Very few papers
have been able to enlarge their sub
scription lists, while reports agree that
all have suffered 10y the withdrawal OF
advertising patronage. The expense OF
conducting newspaper Is just us great
good times as bad. Such Il business
can not discharge help or run on short
time. aS can almost amy other, and in
times when recei pts are slow it has :,
hard struggle for existence, unless it
has surplus fund to fall back upon.
The expense of conducting Il news
paper. city or country, is immensely
greater than is generally supposed, and
considering this. and the fact that dull
times affect such business in the most
direct and embarrassing manner. it is
surprising that no more than - ,OOO,WO
have been sunk III newspaper enter
priscs during the past year.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-08-13

On account of poor health, will sell the Farm
where. | now live. 1t contains thirty acres. mas
$40 good naples. and apparatus for making 1nSii
,;nnd running water at huus,. and barn. buildings
nearly new. Situated half mile We al FAlIbahk'
village Price to suit the times. Call s"oh II you
ayG Jesse BISHOP.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-08-13
JGnr Sale.
FARM FOR SALE!

The subscriber wishes t" sell the ia M VIM VIM
owned and occupied by the late 'le"' fr,,m pas
sd farm i. lncatrd in Barnet. miles IRON
snmpsic and one and one-f"urth miles IRON Eth
mills 1t contains about - acres OF s""u ,,iu frees
an ,.xc.il,n1 sugar Orchard OF one THOUSAND
al al ~ ii. ,,ch,rd of larme trees. Bullhh4S
are in g"od condition with never failing Ma.II
Terms made easy. Possession SlN.l iiiii NV
if desired. In Pi-N " NJ
Earnrt Vt. Nav n. l-I5. ~
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-08-13
10y 'i'' HENRY FRENCH Register.
tru. COPY OF Record. Attest.
-, - HENRY FRENCH. Register

JONATHAN WARDS ESTATE L.
Il ii l',L.cril,rs having been appointed by
H. Ii.unr.br Probate Court for the DISTRICT "iI
SnI.dn,ia commissioners +" r"cciXr examine, anu
adjust nil claims and demands OF al person" i.''in
in said district. deceased. represented hlI''l
vent. and the term of months from me l',h a ,d
" i,,n. ~, h,inn allowed 10y said Court L" the
vi ~, - ,i,I d,c,,.,.t tn,Nhibit and prove their
r.-,,,.ctiyr claims brlnr" Give notice" thi We
viii attend t. the duties Of our appointment AZ
ia, dv,IIiun house. of Mrs. Louisa Naih- III
IJ.rI,,i,k in said district. un the 2nu nay 81
Seut,mbr,, and 18th day of December NEXT al one
n',.lnck in the afternoon on each OF sid d''HS'
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-08-13
Gsfafr.G.

,TATE OF VERMONT. tAIEh"NlA, lS' n IA in
In Probate Court. held at the fr1p5 ,ci dv nt
St JohIsbury. i'll said district on INV SUN
Henry F. Griswold administrator upon .Hr in
ot franklin Grswod late of St JIlliis1uiS
Hilh , - >,,niuntion and allowance and maxi
,irati.n for a decree of distribution anu pa'
ti'n of the estate of said deceased hrrrmir and
is ordered by said Court thht 9aiu Thereof
- he held at the Probate Otiicr i'll sad -; 1Ia ,
hnry on tn, 10Th day of Aug T. u. To- i"i mJ,
n'i J dcisinn thereon: And it is further "lu"l
NJ ~, ,tir hereof be givrn (" all persons inter
Sled bI publication of the sam" three wrhT In
sssiy,.ly in the Calcdnnian newspaper pl"'iS1'
=. =, InbnsI,ury pr,viuIS To said time apl"lh'''
q. ~. h,;,,, thai they may appear AT si'lh 'ihi'
and Mace and show cause. if any they may nay
an, sid account should not Ii" allowed an" S"''
decree made.
by INV IENEY FRENCH. Register
tru. rnpy at Record Attest.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-08-13
Farm, in Lyndon For Sale !!

The Ira Dow farm now occupied by SaHl"s Ein
dali three. miles from Lyndon Corner on In'
branch road to Wherlock Hollow: Sald farm con
.sts of 10 acres of land divided into tlllas" W''
,nJ nastur,nr-,bnut ~ acres of wn"dland Win
sugar orchard OF coo trees. House ana "ii
in GOOD repair and running water L" parhS' r"'
par o. HARRIS.
A., left
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-08-13
Wood and Hay For Sale !!
Desirable Place for Sale.

food maple wood and hay for sale by
Pleas, leave, orders al Daniels sylvester \ Go.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-08-13
JURUB EBA

has established ir>,If 4. a perfect regulator aud
Irm'dN tor disorders al thu stem arising
from ImII"I,'T action III thu. Liver .iIid l:"W"l~
II i not u rhN>i". bur hN stimulating the -
crrIINr "T4:in- Gently and gradually rrIu"Nr~ all
Impurities AMI regulates thr entire y stem
Ii il not a Do'tortl iiittcr~, hut Is
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-09-24
Basis of Settlement Agreed Upon.

Basis OF a Settlement Agreed upon.
BALTIMORE, Sept. ., The cred it,
ors of Sterling, Almtns &''Go. hivc
generally signed an.agrccment in CON
nection with the assignment Of their
affairs Of the firm to Enoch Pratt 'atld
Robert L. Baldwin, as trustees. The
matter under consideration is under
stood 10 be the obtaining OF the ne
cessary bond. The prosecution in
wolves the payment of sl5O,00o III
full Of the claim of the Calvert Sugar
Refining Company, ior 81 ,042,ooo
Outside this item the liabilities Of the
concern are stated at s2,4l6,000, OF
whiel, 81 100000 is secured assets
available to unsecured creditors, s95.
The account is complicated with items
amounting TO million anslsa quarter
dollars on both sides Of the account
with the Calvert Sugar Company
which are sealed upon a basis not
clearly stated, but independent of tho
remainder Of the accounts.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-09-24
President Grant on the Move.

ST. Lofts, Sept. 24.-Prcsident
Grant and wife, accompanied by ex-
Secretary Boric and wife, Gen, Bab-
cock, and Col. Fred. Grant pld wife,
arrived here about noon and arc quar-
tered at, the l.indcEl House. The
president will visit his farm to-mor-
row to arrange for the sale Of his
stock, and will leave for Des Moines.
Ia, Monday evening, TO be present at
the soldiers reunion there. The par
ty will then start 70. Denver, via
Omaha and Cheyenne.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-09-24
Fss, Mails.

Last week inaugurated new de-.
p.rture IN the mail communications
between the cities of the Atlantic
se.bo.rd and the Mississippi valley.
On Monday morning the Pennsylya.
mia Railroad Company started "limit-
ed express" trains from New York,
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Wash.
ington, 1t such early hours as enabled
them to cunverge .nd unite ct Harris
burg at ten o'clock =. %. From this
point to Pittsburg they passed rapid,
" in single train, arriving at 6
o'clock p. m. Here Tho trsins again
divided. the St.. Louis, Cincinnati
and Louisville mails and passengers
going by the Pan Handle route to
Columbus Ohio, where the cars des.
tined for Cincinnati and louisville
diverged to the south by the Cincin.
natl, Hamilton and Dayton railway,
aud those for st. Louis proceeded due
west through Indianapolis, Terre
Haute and Vandalia TO St. Louis.
The Chicago cars left Pittsburg vi.
J. the Pittsbutg, TT. Wayne and Chica
go line, passing through Alliance
Crestline and Fort Wayne to Chica
20 where they arrived at 8.S3sa. m
Tuesday, making the fastest time OF
pscogd between the eastern and west
EN- tesmiat mentioned.
The admirable management ant
thorough dispatch Of this new enter
prise was best illustrated BY the fact
that all the trains passed over th'
various routes on exact schedule
time without delay or accident, deliv
ing the New York, Philadelphia, Bal
timore and Washington mornin,
journals on Noodsy along the route.
They reached Philadelphia from New
): York at 7:l0 .. M, Pittsburg at +
M, Chicago at 6:35 .. m. Tuesday
Cincinnati At 4:l5 .. M, Louisvill
ct 8;49 ., "a, indianapolis, Ind. 1t
Q. M, and St. Louis at 40 pm.
The through time from Philade
phia to Pittsburg was 10 hours an
40 minutes, to Chicago, 90 hours an
Is minutes; to Cincinnati, 20 hou'
and IS minutes; to Louisville, Is hr
and rs minutes; and to St. Loui
80 hours and 10 minutes.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-09-24
GENERAL NEWS.

Omaha wants the fast mail
The Usage Indian Gibson has been
investigated and found o. X.
Three men were killed by the ex.
plosioa Of threshing machine boiler
near Defiance, Ohio. on the.22d.
A. E. Reddington, chief clerk, and
w. H. Smith, another ,lerk of the
interior department, haye resigned.
The Chicago House, st. james
Hotel and Union depot at Kansas
City were burned Wednesday morn
ing. Geo. Findlay was burned to
death in the Chicago House.
The complete Massachusetts, demo-
cratic ticket is CASTOR, for governor;
w. F. Bartlett, lieutenant governor;
Geo. H. Munroe, secretary of state /;
Gen. Howland, treasurer; Geo. T.
Very, attorney general; John q.
Fitzgerald, auditor.
The anti.monopolists Of Minnesota
have nominated=the following ticket
For governor, ID. L. Buell.; lieutenant
governor, J. b. Tuttle; secretary OF
state, A -Biefae.u; auditor, Patrick
Rahilly; treasurer, E. w. Dixie; at
torney general, G. NJ. Mccarthy; R
r. commissioner, A. ]. Edgerton;
chief justice, L. Emmett; clerk su
preme court, Sherwood Hirch.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-09-24
Stack the wheat.
sLoneAfrcseuurirr.

We sincerely trust that the damage
done to the wheat left in the shock
this year will awaken desire among
al our farmers to discontinue the dan.
gerous practice OF threshing out of
the field. In the 6rst place the labor
is but . little more, as the extra teams
required during the threshing almost
equal those required to properly stack
the grain. Again. no one can rely
with any security on machine at the
right time and place. Unless farm.
er be the sole controller of machine,
he is not only dependent on the move
ment Of others, but also upon the
help necessary At the important day.
A stack properly and carefully built,
certainly make = man, in certain
sense Of the word, Independent Of the
elements and the movements of his
fellows.
We also believe that the sweating
process, through which all wheat
should pass, is far better otake place
in the stack. The green tops ofmany
of the shocks now in the field vii
bear us out in this argument, and the
lesson which we have learned .thi'
year warrants every farmer in proper
ly saving the grain.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-09-24
UNDERWRITERS IN SESSION.

- UNDERWRITERS IN SESSION.
CHICAGO, Sept. 24.-In Northwes-
tern Association Underwriters to-
day, Mr.. Walker was appointed dele
gate to the convention Of chief engin-,
eers in N Y4.-text gear r Smith
read report of the committee who
attended the national convention
at Detroit last year. Numerous re-.
ports were read and properly.
referred and they were chiefly com
posed Of statistics Of the insurance
business Of board and nom board COM
panies in various states Of the north
west. A resolution requesting j. b.
Bennett, the veteran underwater, to
deliver an address at the next meet
ing was unanimously passed. A mo-
tion was passed that officers and gen
1eral agents Of companies represented
at this association be invited to attend
the next meeting. Mr.. Fox offered
q resolution that committee
be appointed to memoralize
the legislatures Of various northwest.
ern states in favor Of the building law
which is demanded by public good.
| Under rules this was referred TO .
committee. The executive commit
tee was requested to select St. Louis
Is ;the next place Of meeting. The
president then, underi instructions ffeu
the body. cast the votes Of the assocl
ation for the officers nominated yester
day. After the passage OF the usua
complimentary resolutions the conyen
tion adjourned sine die.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-09-24
The Agricultural Congress.


CINCINNATI, o., Sept. 24.-'rhe
National Agricultural Congress met
tod. R.Burwell, from-com-
m,ttec on transportation, on,reported ESQ.
lutions commencing the completion
of the feur- great water-routcs- recom=
mcnded by the U. S. senate commit,
tee and especially commencing the
central route. Adopted. DIR. Greg.
rory, register Of the Illinois Industrial
University, delivered an able address
on obstacles to agricultural cduea-
tion. The congress soon after adj.
jeufsed to meet Philadelphia next
wear.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-09-24
The Weather.
Trial Of . Foresr.

ST.. Louis, Sept. 24.-R. X. Turner,
charged with forging deeds to the
amount Of $4,000 worth Of land two
years ago, was yesterday brought
from Quincy, llls., to California, Mo-.
in requisition from Gov. Hardin. The
trial begins Monday next.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-09-24
Fires and Loss Of Life.

DETROIT, Sept. pa FIRE at Mon
tague yesterday destroyed Te,renson's
Opera House, which contained FIVE
stores, two Of which were empty.
Loss on building, $4,000; contents,
$4,000. Trumbull s Rapeley's boiler
shop also burned. Loss, $4,000.
The Herndop House, Marshall,
Mich, burned at an early hour this
morning. Four}ives were lost, among
them Claude Avery, OF Marshall, and
Miss Eliza King. The hotel was en-
tirely destroyed.
LATER.
MARSHALL, Mich, Sept. 24.-The
Herndon House burned early this
morning, the fire originating in the
hotel office, cutting off all outside
communication. The names Of the
lost are Claude G. Avery, jcweller
A. Grubcr, cigar maker; Eliza King
dining room gill; Martha Vorsden
cook. Several persons we're hurt by
jumping from the windows. Th'
house with entire contents was de
stroyed.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-09-24
New York.

New YonK. Sept, "a.
Nul.-Ar- 4lnici;; No 9 Chicago, ST lGo1
l.20; .No.r2 Milwaukee, Sl.24; winter red
western, Sl.1SW@l.4O.
RYE AND BARLEy-Stcady
CoRN-Dull and easier; Steam western
mixed, 10W1lc; sail -ios.7l0n12c; high mix.
cd and yellow, 73Q974c.
OATS Dull and declining 1Ws2c; new,
lower; mixed and white. 35Q15lc.
PoHK-Qnict ut S2liG5.z-ss
LARD-Hcavy, at 1890.
WIlskY-Sl 81.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-09-24
Relief for Suffering Texans.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 24.-An Aus
tin, Texas, special says the contribu.
tions for the Gulf sufferers will reach
t2,5oo.
The adjutant general received a
telegram from the secretary Of war
that the government aid cannot be ex.
tended as in the case of the Alabama
foods, as the Gulf district does not
come within the area for which aid is
authorized.
A San Antonio special says a COM
mittee Of thirty has been appointed to
solicit subscriptions for the relief Of
the stricken people in Indianola and
other towns.
The Weather.
WASHINGTON, Sept. .24.-7:35 a. NJ
Probabilities for upper Mississippi
and lower Missouri Valleys: Clea'
or fair weather; rising temperature
falling barometer; southerly to. west
erly winds during the day, followed
by decidedly cool weather; increasing
oloudiness aud northerly to westerl!
winds during Friday night and satur
day.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-09-24
Verdict Of an Inquest Jury.

; 8
New YoRK, Sept. 24.--Thc jury IN
the inquest Of the fire ladder accident
found verdict that the break was
due TO inferior materials and faulty
construction Of he'ladder. Tie fire
commissioners were censured for not
hosting the ladder practically before
allowing its, use, and it was condemn.
ed for further use.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-09-24
Def'rauding the Revenue.

ST. Louis, Sept. 24.-The case Of
Adler & Co., of St. Joseph, Mo-,
charged with not cancelling stamps on
whisky barrels, camezap yesterday in
the U. S. district court now in session
at jefferson City. The Testimony
showed about 200 barrels Of spirits
received from Shechan 4 Sons dis
tillery that were cmp,ied at Adler \
Co.'s rectifying house, and some bar
rels returned to the distillery with the
stamps unobliterated, rcflled with
spirits, aud again sold with the old
stamps upon them, dcfrauding the
government Of some $4,000.
Meeting Of Creditors Of Henry Clews
& Co.
New York, Sept. "a meeting
Of the creditors Of Henry Clews 4,
Co. was held yesterday at the office
Of Edgar ketchum, register on bank
ruptcy, under an order Of the United
States district court,, TO show cause
why they should not be declared bank
|9rupts and discharged from all thei'
debts and claims. Objection was
made by a number Of creditors te
their discharge in bankruptcy, anc
several specifications in opposition
were filed. Among the claims pre-
sented was one Of over 100000 by
| | Nj MF -GGlh,eepeF, uasaher Of notices q
appearances were put in, after which
the meeting adjourned.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-09-24
Look out for a Cold Snap To.
Night and To-Morrow.
In Convention.

INSURANCE MEN DELIBERATE.
New YORK, Sept. s4.-Thc Ma
tional Insurance convention met again
this morning. Addresses we're de-
livered by members, after which the
convention adjourned to meet in extra
session this afternoon.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-09-24

Wheat.
New Yosk, Sept. 24.-Whe.t quie.
and unchanged.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-09-24
PRESIDENT GRANT AND PARTY
ON THEIR TRAVELS.

They Sleep i'll st. Louis Tonight
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-09-24
Nlilw aukcr.

MILWAUKEE, Sept. 2i
WnEAr-Frm and 1c higher; S111ai
FOR cash; Sl0GaI for Oct
ConN-Firm, ut SIC.
\ OATs-Firm, at 3Gc.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-09-24
Appointment.

WAsnlsGroN, Sept. 24-The pres.
ident has appointed Alex. G. lrxvinc,
OF Ills, agent for the Indians OF Nav.
ajo.agency in New Mexico.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-09-24

Chicago.
-e.filcAeo. Sept, "a.
/WnEAr-Strong and higher /; SloGli
for cash; s1sOl15 for Oct
CoHS-Firmcr; 56'4c for cash; $3.50
for Oct.
OARS -Firmcr; ai' &c for cash 30 :aal &c for
Oct
Ryr-74c for cash; 75c for Oct.
BAELEl-Steady $1.l0 for cash,7Sl02
for Oclobcr.
PoRK-Strong and higher; Se2.75 for
cash; S2l.75 for Oct.
LAnD-Firm and higher; Sl3.3O@1335.
WlI1sKY-S1.lG.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-09-24

CATTLE Receipts, 3,UUU good grades
scarce in dcmand poorto good native COWS,
So 1905 Is ; stockers, S3250l3.75: through
Texans, S300003 Is; common togood ship
ping steers, S4.0OQD5.O0.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-09-24
Live stock Markets.
CHICAGO.

CmcAGo, Sept "a
lloGs-Rrccipts 1000; moderately active
and steady; common TO choice light, S7G5
QnT90; common to choice heavy, $1,000
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-09-24

st. Louis.
ST.. Louis, Sept %.
WliENr-lIighcr; No eezfall, Sl.6ofor
cash, SlGalRa for Sept. No. 3 fall, Sl.2s
for cash; Sl.30 for Nov.
CoRN-Lower; 4slac for Oct; 43@43l2
for Nov.
oArs-Lowcr; SIC bid for cash; s5lic1
35ll sc for Oct
yE-Easicr CSC bid for cash.
BARLEY-U
WHlsKY-lIighcr, at S1.l7.
PoHK-Firmcr; jobbing lots, S2e.25e1
% 80 ~
LARD -1ec; summer 1ealc.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-01-06

MuspA1t IuuHag Z. Isis
NlsrTrU rr fnl-s,t l.. iii ami since. lfr ,st r,,t
anI l1lh r.ie- ar. Hoiel about to .1ne Thorn is 4 d-
rsitIon un tie mart 10 lIIeI fl ..,f itar ina. rl.
lavt,rr ia uluar. te ease on % tn ulrset It,l a fe,
d..-' r.. tr. iIII n.'lsI, .r'..fl'a rr "a .lr
mo- sfl. pl ssl hutfa.i. nii Ie n,i I'D Lid M i,rfai
DO ue .n.nt. ..r. fU netr ,fit 10 ,s.. is.f ,.ar Az,
l.aI caution hl,t.- Iu ts riHr 4, .li8.f f.iirf ,
N nrs. Ie, ... irIi us tiHf ms. ara .ln.f1iir .-
tnr e,neuinet. of hurr 1iii ,st mon. tlln he cir
lf n..a ANA iI.s H4uf. b. Ver, unsffI-fI.taf n i l,
eDrne Tlr glaI cne .Ii- 900 Isl, b.. III b sillI s
rIur. with arrift fnr lHf. zoo SO o. s. Tt. ntfar af,
eui,e ng s.trs se..s Wp.f Common o. alr lois ar1.
fru D. ID rar % tu rur0f I'D fui. I'd frsl9 ia
f0 s.lI I'D . I'D tj, . h. and tl j. Miami MS b,..t
n-is tht IN ira o.ino,l o,oen flr .lm.tilnt rcr,
rhnia Tlis-, b. 10 ln,a. De- st ID "a -i,ls tU.l t..
whah sr.i. mostly Ht g ta ll, De-. b. Vs, fns iof. I'd,
HIGHER and sonic UilUiir uI0. ait ail Offering Id I'd to %
rer n
'tNEIsT The.c Is na d,eIisl elause 90 t,Yfie, l,t
tle- Seem .. ho.,eful ION the fliilfi, nl Do tfe 49,
I'D SOON IT, ,va ,.e sili md be- suro a 1 .es I6,,f t
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-01-06
Mon elicr and wells River Railroad.

The POO ual meeting of tao company WIS held
In the Vi lgc Hall yesterday afternoon. The ai-
tendance was not a. largea- 40 previous meetings,
much of the interest of the Stockholders having
been destroyed D., thc Transfer OF the road To the
hondhodors
The meeting was called to order by Hon T. y.
Han President Of the road Joel fostcr, ir the
Treasurer, then read The call, and the resolution
adopted at the last meeting uudcr which the road
WAS turned over 20 the houdhodon. The formal
transfer ~ the road, signed by the President In
consideration Of tho execution Of % satisfactory
bond was then read
Considerable discussion vas had over the
amount Of indebtedness which had been presented
to the board Of auditors appointed by the direc-
tors, since the report Of the committee appointed
by the stockholders had reported
The statement Of the treasurer, that loss than
five hundred dollars in demands had been pre-
scented since that time. however quoted this
matter
Tile President directed the attentionof Che meet
ing to Che election %! directors for the year ci.-
suing, and q ballot WAS had, with the iolOwh 3