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scale as TO other branches OF the public service.
Ihe Democratic majority must subject their
| own patronage TO tho reductions that Will
| NC enforced ON That OF tue Authorization.
| consequently when slnecuros are abolished,
salaries graduated eqnitaby, excresccnces cut
on ana drones sent about their business there
| WIZ be little sympathy for these dismissed pa
'nots VINO go about crying erthelr lost places
ana mourning tho ingidtitude OF republic
which has failed to pcnsion them on ful pay
Tor me-
m. ,-.,,.
| ~ "e'n"cI"'S vi VIC ii''F' 7t"ues 'eu-
| ~ w" "ios' o' 'ne ue'en. hepuu"cenS seem 10
| 49," III 'ue oI'''o" '"", O"nHresS s"""i',
| 'ionio,' any III 'neI ISSUE OF 'uo Guaranteed
oonus oV the commissioners 81 tne D''tf''t OF
Ia ana u'unt'ess law WIZ 90 pa'seu 20
| ,m" o"ev'' nu' WHAT Eoou via 'ua' uv' inc
,'s'''0, Nnk' supporter VI an 'n.ir 'asc,''' 10Y
'po p''9on"i iNVor "l 'e i'e7'ieh' an" an zoe
the laws Of Congress than they do for tho wits.
tliag of the wind. when the i1te District dow
eminent was created IT. was positively prohibits
Cd from contracting debts ~ any sort in excess
| ~ floWO0O; but it went on and rolled up OBJ
legations for millions Of dollars more than that
limit, and Congress. though 1t abolished tho
Government, took no Steps Whatever tn punish
the u1lators Of the law, nor to remedy the in
Justice TO tho people. $40. ~ when the new
Commission was created that body was In the
plaines' erms ioroiddon TO make new contracts,
| prohibition which was treated with inter con.
! tempt n Congress- has amy sense of self-resp .,
It will 70 To the bottom II this District OF
columbia business, unearta the mysteries Of the
real-ostate pool in which man, n.h officials are
ur.rrt,rC,|,, ,,t,' -. t..,., c,,..,,.1 IN ,l..
Wholesale ,oil.er, ofin,t-,it.l stni.-. rrea.prv
| hv MANN ,f e,i., ,,,, ,,-,,.,.. ,,i,, ,.,.tr,
ani iiuilHr ina'rlm MS % fraud bet thor
ou-h Investigation be m.d', with genuine
purpose g. eet az the bottom iir's, and when it
/ "a naue known Who ate Interested ".n the
| In contracts, then the public vin be aNle to uu-
/ der-tnnd how Dc is that this binI of uiuudcftfs
/ have $50 openly d lied lass on1 public opinion
/ with an ntpir'n' tisr. gard o' conseG anres.
N"tlinE short 20 tl.s wii .4ount 90 anything IN
the way OF reform.
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found lending in crooked paths toward men Of
power in tie Republican party. II that WIS the
cove, there NAV be some reason II the selection
OF friLr soon after the war his firm, PHILP
sc LoAONl vas accused Of procuring false re-
oeipts f'r "a ioLery from clerks In the depart
monts. Its .a.i ner, too, has been Treasurer OF
the Colun IL y ng in Asylum, and was de-
tected In "a -'ihs money appropriated by Con-
gress for ihD. ,,siituton to the credit Of the
nrm, which. p afed, had used $4,000 Of
the funds '.-lr'1. 10 that charity, and wa I'M
able to replace IT,. sJtOMoss, being pressed as
signed some property to the trustees, and the
house " pHtLP & sOtOuOxs burst w. ON the
whole, MT PHrLr may he worthy successor
to PINNEY, and useful friend to SHEPHERD,
RoBEsON, SAHGFNT & Co.; but he Is not likely TO
T. Ike an honest public servant.
II is significant to find Prof. AUsr1N
PHrLps. n. d., 81 Andoyer, q teacher in tho
CONGREGATIONAL denomination, presenting at
length rlea fnr the union Of tho Congregations
alists and tho prcshvierinns. Doctrnalv these
two great divisions Of Professionalism IRE one.
and their only difference Is in their ccccsiasical
r,ltv. rho weakness of the Congregational
system seems to have been made apparent Ia the
case of Mr.. BrrctrR.and Dr. SroURs WIS evident
~ strongly Inclined 90 take offered refuge in che
Brick Church, Presbyterian, q This city, g. os-
capo any share ia the dcnominatonal RESPONSE
hillty forthe dcrclc' Plymouth pastor. Unless
the Cougroeationaiiste shall succeed In bringing
Mr. nTrcHlR to occlesosiical Justice, and shall
punish him by exclusion frcm their communion,
their church will rapidly decline IN power, and
the prcsbStcrian poliiy viii have So proved its
superiority over theirs that itwi'l prevail among
those who now hold ITS doctrines. but dissent
from Il. ecclesiastical order. We look 20 see
erihe purgine ofthe Congreg tlonai denomi-
nation OF Mr.. BErCusn, or its steady decline in
nun. iers aud in rowc-
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Several correspondents write to know

Several correspondents write TO know
whether there 81 ans prospect Of the passage Of
the Rev. Mr.. lirLLs I'm to tax towns 10 rein-
bur-e drafted men who employed substitutes in
tho late wnr We can answer, none VIVA ever
Eut the project w'll undoubtedly he urged upon
the Lesi iature nj every session so long as any
ore can makca profitable jon Of spending his
time IN Albany Ter thai purpose.
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only occasionally docs the author NJ these
essays fail e. nee 'uch common forms as are
read ~ comprohend,d hy readers of ordinary
intelligence rarely Ia Lee somewhat careless IN
diction and style. For the most part Dis mean
iaI is clearly and gracefully exp, ,sed. Ia IIy-
ing wide view of the Fields Of Astronomical
study, In indicating some OF lbs most important
facts, and theories vet to be confirmed or alan-
toncd, ana in arousing curiosity OF the highest
kind, tIis worn cannot ful ot u.cfIGess cum-
mcn-ura,e wlJn the doep ihte,,st which Il
cNcitos.
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state senator. Elect.


LIST District-E Hobby, Democrat. ~
sd-P. f. Edwards, Democrat.
Sd. w. Motley, Democrat.
4th-Wslter Ripetoe, Republican.
6th-F. NJ. Henry, Democrat. VEA
eth-W. A. Workman, Democrat and
Granger.
7th-J. p. Douglass, Democrat. Z = q
Sth-C. @. Francis, Democrat. 80 =
9th-ChaTles ID. Grace, Democrat.
l0th-B. ID. Martin, Democrat.
11th--wm. r. BlAssingame, Democrat.
1sth-F. Z. Piner, Democrat.
18th - Robert S. Guy, Democrat and
si66gJ. R. Henry, Democrat Sohe
i5th-T. ]. McCulloeh, Democrat.
l6th-Tllman Smith, Democrat.
l7th-W. NJ. Burton, colored, Republican.
lsth-John T. Brady, Independent Dem
ocrat.
lakh--A-s p. Mccormick, Republican.
s2Osh--J. W. Caaoll, Democrats & Z "A
aist-W. NJ. Brown, Democrat
sd .. Moore, Democrat. tss -gsr
23d-Themas Bail, Democrat. y e
24th-J. ID. Stephens, Democrat
a5th-A. w. Terrell, Democrat.
-seth-W. III. LedbetteF, Democrat.
27th--Wells Thompson, Democrat.
s2Sfh-M. II. Grain, Democrat.
29th-John S. Ford, Democrat.
30th--J. II. McLeary. Democrat.
3ist-h. J. Storey, Democrat.
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WEEKLY STATESMAN
AUSTIN.
JRsDAY. ............ JUNE 8. 1876
COmmIttee Reports.
Hon. Il. r. Bonner, Speaker Of tie House
of RepresenEatiUes

Hon. #. r. Bonner, Speaker Of tie House
Of RepresentatiUes
Your Committee on Public Lands and
Land Office, co whom was referred q reso-
luton directing them to inquire and report
10 this House whether private clerks are
now employed in the General Land Office,
and If so by what authority, and whether
the interest OF the State requires the EN-
ploynent Of said clerks, have performed
the duties assigned them 10 the best Of
their ability, and report the following az
the result of their investigation: We nnd
that company styled the Fidelity, l. I.
and Safe Deposit Company of Philadelphia
have applied for the issuing OF 1900 patents
for as mann sections Of land located by the
Texas Pacific Railroad Company. Three
extra Tor private) clerks under employment
by, and under the supervision Of, the Com
missioner Of the General Land Office,
are now, and have been since May
2, engaged in writing out and recording
said patents. Said clerks receive as com
pensation from the above named company
or its agent one dollar for each patent writ
ten out and recorded by them aside from
the fees TO be paid into the General Land
Office. We are also informed that said
clerks are not allowed access to the archives
or records Of the office; neither have they
taken the oath Of Office, as required OF reg
ular clerks in the Land Office, and it fur
ther appears that one at least of the parties
40 employed has on several days worked
outside OF Office hours.
Your committee would further report that
while it does not appear that the interest of
the State has suffered in this particular in =
stance, yet, we are Of the opinion that such
practice should not be encouraged, but
rather, strictly prohibited.
DOUGLASS, Chairman,
CASTOR, CHAMBERS,
GRAHAM, ANDREWS,
Won BIBERsTEIN, PARKER,
HART, ADHESION,
DENNIS, WURZBACH,
BURROWS, DARLINGTON,
HUTcHINs, DARNELL
On motion, the House adjourned to 0
o'clock tomorrow morning.
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First District-H. c. Pedigo.
Second Distnct-A. ]. Booty.
Third Dislrict-R. 5. Walker.
Fourth District--Wm.l ID. Wood. sIls,a
Fifth Disirct-B. T. Estes.
sixth Dlstrict-k. r. Gaines. r
Seventh District-M. II. BonHeF.
Eighth District &C. ]. Clark. SO
Ninth Distriet-SpenoeF Ford. aiA
Tenth District. A. Carroll.
Eleventh Disirict--N. NJ Buyfori. az
Twelfth DISTINCT. r. Fleming.
Thirteenth Dissrict-D. 81. Prendergast.
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Representatives Elect, Fifteenth LIE
islature.


Representatives. Eject, Fifteenth Leg
islature.
1st District-P. s. Watts, Democrat.
2d-J.sP. McKinnon, Democrat.
3d-T. M. Stone, Democrat.
4th-A. Horton, Democrat
5th-W. Holley, Democrat.
6th-W. l.. Denman, Democrat.
7th-C. ]. Garrison, Democrat.
Sth-R. l.. Parker, Democrat.
9th-B. M. Baker, Democrat. -E o.
1Oth-S. II. Roberts, coored, Republi-
can.
18th Thomas j. Campbell, Democrat :;
II. M. Burrows, Democrat; 7. II. Con-
ly, Democrat.
19th-Thos. II. Young, Independent.
13th--McA. Harris, Democrat.
14th-L. II. McCorkle, Democrat.
15th-T. II. Bonner, Democrat.
16th-E. p. Marshal, Democrat.
17th-G. E. Warren, Democrat.
1Sth-M. II. McCuistion, Democrat.
19th--L. q. Wilson, Democrat n fr
20th--S. w. Stewart, Democrat. ~
2lst-W. II. Price, Democrat.
22d-T. j. Towles, Democrat; j. S.
Griffith, Democrat.
23d-A. F. Gone, Democrat.
24th-A. T. Rainey, Democrat.
25th-N. A. CASTOR, Democrat. .-.
20th-D. Q. Darlington, Democrat.
27th-G. w. Mead, Republican; Phillip
L. Peers Independent Democrat
2sth-H. S. Newland, Independent Dem
ocrat
29th-C. II. Brooks, Democrat.
30th-U. w. Schrier, Democrat
31st-Sam Y. Smith, Democrat.
S2d-L. b. Hightower, Democrat.
,33d-D. U. Barziza, Democrat; f. F.
Schmidt, Democrat.
Saith. L. McComb, Democrat.
35th-M. Kopperl, Democrat; NJ. Quin
Democrat.
36th-A. 8. Lathrop, Democrat.
37th-W. ii. Holland, Republican, colored !;
Henry Snead, colored, Republican.
3sth--A. Chesley, Democrat.
30th-A. Wilder.
40th-Wm. Thompson, Democrat.
4ist--W. w. Lang, Democrat and Grang-
or; James Boyd, Democrat; A. g. Isaacs,
Democrat.
edo. L. Watson, Democrat.
43d-G. L. Warren, Democrat.
44th-B. +. Blackman, Democrat.
45th-T. II. Andrews, Democrat.
46th-J. J.. Downs, Democrat; John Fl.
Cochran, Democrat.
47th-Ed. Chambers, Democrat.
4sth-J. M. Martin, Democrat; J. S.
rattle, 0fanRer.
49th-R. ID. Allison, Democrat.
60th-A. B. Manion, Democrat.
5lst-Thos. NJ. Smith, Democrat.
Ode. b. Pickett, Democrat
63d-N. III. Darnell, Democrat.
64th-Dr. NJ Ikard, Democrat.
65th-Sam Graham, Democrat.
06th--A. NJ. Douglass, Democrat.
67th-Lem. Jones, Democrat.
bsth-L. f. Roberts, Democrat; Z. A..
Perrenot, Democrat.
60th--M. v. liinneson, Democrat; ].
w. Middlebrook, Democrat.
60th-W. II. Jones, Democrat
elsie. j. Addison, Democrat.
edo. II. p. McGinnis Democrat.
63d-Travis Shaw, Democrat.
64th-W. NJ. Rust, Democrat, J. v.
Hutchins, Democrat
S5th-John T. Haynes, Independent
Republican. -
s6sthe1M swis6es Republican. \
6Tth-A. J. Northington, Democrat. ~
0sth-J. p. Key, Democrat
69th-A. j. Hart, Democrat
70th-W. s. j. Adams, Democrat.
7lst-C. L. Wurzbach, Democrat.
7ed-A. L. Kessler, Democrat.
73d--J. NJ. Hunter, Democrat.
74th--Norton Moses, Democrat
76th-Louis Cards Democrat
76th-A. Salinas, Independent Democrat.
77th-Wm. l.. Rogers, Independent.
7Sth-T. NJ. Dennis, Democrat.
79th-W. 5. Coleman, Democrat.
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Fourteenth District-X. B. Saunders.
Fifteenth Distnct-L. W. Moore.
Sixteenth District-E. B. Turner.
Seventeenth District-W. A. Blackburn.
Eighteenth DistIictzY. H BuIkhart.
Nineteenth District-Everett Lewis.
Twentieth District --
Twenty-ffst Disiric.ZJ James Masterson.
Twenty second District-G. III. Noonan.
Twenty third District-H. G. peasants.
Twenty fourth DistTict--T.. NJ. Paschal.
Twenty fifth District--Edw. DoughertY.
Twenty-sixtH District-W. II. Stewart.
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oST'
Headlight Of VIM. VI. Rozier for 800 Bcres, issued
In March, 1874 by the Ii ard Of Land Comni sioners
OF jackson coanty. Bounty warrant No. 1886, for
$40 acres, issued to John Z. Rozier May 30, 1878,
Donation warrant No. 80, for 64O acres, issued to
Christopher Williams, May ~, 1885, First class head
rlaht " k. c, Allison for one labor, No l61. iss1ed
January J., IL 4, by the Board of Land G, mm onefs
OF Sabine cOunty|Frst class Headlight d IAsiah.
TAYLOR, r onethrd lsasu No. 25 issued March !.
1893, by the Board OF LAID Commissioners of Veto
ria county. And the INDICATED bala' of 1G6 G66
square vnras OF the headlight Of Decatur Daniels is
sued October 1850. by The Commissioner OF the
General Land Office. And Toby scrip Nos /, ,, g. 4,
8 SIS 10 IL u, 3, IA, 49, each for $40 acres is
sued by hUmao Toby June 2l 1886 to Saml St. John,
Jr and Nos 3S 3d. 49, 49, H. $3.50, ST. 3d. 81 55 SO, 81,
S. 30 Co. o. % g. 81 65 66 ard o. each for $40 acres
issued by Thomas Toby, July Il, 1856, to Sam'l
st. John, Jr. II not found in ninety days j
will apply for d pl cat =. BARNES PARKER,
April Is, $40 apis wet Agent for owners.
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oSr'
Headlight certificate No. 259 issued from Brazoria
county to " l. unter for three our he Of a league.
lso John Flowers bounty certificate No $50 for 1880
acres. Also A. w. DaugheIty bounty certificate No.
3iI for $50 Also John X Holmes b. upty c. r
ihcae No. 3l6 for 40 acres, which, il heard from
In niie d. Us, appht alton will be made to the proper
authority for nphcates. JOIN ii. HERNDON,
April y. 1876. ID .-.-i-li.. +. 81 p. tsi Agent.
Hp3Ow9w
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T-X-S TONIC CORDIA Il.
The Great System Renovator.
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0nPoa @ aSsSs3 s %
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Liver s Che
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ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM IMPURE BLOOD AND DERnGED NERVES.
Mothers:
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Ss,., .sh s@ht1
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T-x-S Tonic Cordial
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- wnoLEsALE RETAIL DRUsoIsrs AUSTIN TExas
- il ,asxsT .niteas

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IL vaE2A -n14@
Colony hsaAriehs eerti6cs.e No. 81. issued TO
Johann Etelkach BY Joan As1sehacA. cou,sziHsiun-
e q Fisher Miners csony. % tAe fo2yFeenfh day
nf FehruarJ is Tor go acrse o. land ~ rot found
within the tine psescrfbed b lew Application VIII Be
made fcr Gupficzfe. C r JOHNS co,
Aastin. TEXAS. April u. is76 M
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unean6itioAai Headrieht Certificate Nc. s, issaed
By eka Road q LAna Ce1EiENimars 81 Macs coun
~ 70 ". b Ah<W. on The lllh dAy.of JanaAry is5s
for 50 a. land- a noa found uirkn the tim
prnscfihu1 ~ Ian. appicatinn uln - made for a
plics,n. c. r. JOHNS \ Co,
Agents Tor owner
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T osT.
HesddgAt No. g. for 80 aeses. issusIi 70 Hsnsy
10y Aes 49, ~ -, Rpazd 81 Leild coneii-
slo1ers 81 l. .caaf co1nfy. Donaflsn Wnrfnnt No.
- fE oe9 ssrsd - Wn. r Tina1u. rsbruaEy IS,
$50, ~ Tie copnis1ioser q ne Lad oincs. ~ not
e.ts. -. - BAkNRB PARK1R. Agsnt.
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r. osT..
IL

letss1stisael aae orr.t Hsrthsrn Rsilsosd esrtia-
estes. Nes- 80, 80. 90. 90. 3oe1 Nns 80 "a
0fbhnns e1y tse eues. e. HcbrpaEt - 1855. b ..
ctosby, I'D un1s1zls4 Aalzacs tlFlInnni1 No f814
ia. 81 5sess k6szkIsf h nss kzs.d iss6 5 zIssiy
aay, siIl'sfgs -. - z.se e. dsR.Is.,sA
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They k,pp thMf sto>k - 0roosEiss nnA Lnmbrr Al.
ssoct end tssniss slWagD IN p1esa snA le.t
gnAlity. seV9SiyT
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Victor Cane Mill
d Cooks Evapofators.

The hest Cane AMI Sorgho machinery made. which is
sold lower than il be bought from factory Circu-
lars and price list sent application Also. hand
the GENUINE L4BE3IAN SORGHO SEED.
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-10-20
The Hopkins Affair.

There is little this week from Mr.
Hopkins that is reliable. 1t is said
that Charles Libbcy of White icld sent
an officer to toltbrook To arrest his
body, but for some reason he did not
do it that night and the next morning
Mr.. Hopkins was gone, having escaped
into Canada during the night. John
Young. his ''mam Friday" vino lives at
East ST. Johnshury, claims to have rr
cciNcd IL letter from his superior on
Monday. which contained the Informal
ton that he WAS coming home soon
As he has sent the team home since. il
is thought MI. louug's information l.
not wholly reliable. Meanwhile re-
ports come of still other suspensions al
West Concord. including the vel
known mercantile house. of :. :. Guuld
and his brother W. ID. Gould. both in
VOWED 10y the Hopkins dcialcalion
On the whole, the case looks us bad Il.
/ ever,
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have returned to Philadelphia, their
winter home. The summer residence
is BOW closed.
II. f. Peabody g. Co., have COM
menced to draw lumber out of the
boom. 1t is proposed to draw out a
quantity so that the mill may he sup
piled with stock during the winter, II
orders continue TO pour i'll as they have
since they started up.
A new building is being erected on
the bluff which overlooks the mill site,
and in direct range with the mill power.
When finished it is to he occupied with
machinery for planning and matching
lumber, also Il clapboard planer, with
the necessary .iointing saws-all OF
which are to he run by wire belt from
Il pulley in the mill, distant some $50
feet or more.
c. II. Manchester, has bought a por-
ton of the lot belonging to the hotel
property. and proposes to change the
location of his buildings, by moving his
barn and shed and enlarging the same
to correspond with the increase of his
business.
C.. W. French has resumed work on
his house, and proposes to enclose it il
he cannot finish it, before winters cold
shall prevent.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-10-20
Personal.

Mr.. w. ii. Galhraith left on yester-
day for California. where he expects to
make his future home He takes in the
Centennial and PittSburg by the way.
Mr.. Galhraith expects to resume teach
ing on the Pacific coast, Il profession
for which he has especial qualifications
AZ well as experience. While we regret
to lose Nj. Galbraith from our place
and state we are glad that the Golden
State gets 81 good representative OF
the Green Mountain State.
| Rev. Geo. ii. Idle, formerly of this
town, but for number of years settled
at Ilopkinton. Mass. has been called tn
| Lawrence. Mass. and has entered upon
his duties III his new parish.
Mr.. Arthur Knapp. son of Hiram
Knapp. Esq, of Boston, for many Yeas
il resident of this town, spent the Sab
| bath in this place.
| Rev +. +. FAN banks returned from
| his vacation last week. and Rev. Mr.
Jones is expected next week. 1t is sup
posed that Rev. Mr. Hale of Chester
will supply at the North Church next
Sabbath.
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Travellers Insurance Co.

Holders Of Accident Insurance Policies are in
formed that the following policies of the TRAY
ELERS INSURANCE COMPANY of Hartford,
Conn. were missing from the office of our late
agents at st Johnsbury, Vt. the 81 day of oct.
is76 at which date said agency was discontinued F..
and that said policies still missing and unac-
counted for by said agents, Mrssrs. B"wman \
Hopkins Notice is therefore given that tn" Gen
eral Accident Insurance Policies of the said Tray
cl-rs Insurance Co. numbered, 235 5il. 2355i2.
235 543 235 5ii 235 545. 30, bio 2355i7, 23j5I-,
g3 5i9 2i $50 have been this day cancelled accord
ing to condition No. of said policies, and any per
son holding any accident policy of the said company
numbered with any one of those numbers, is here
by notified and required at once t" return such
policy To the office of the company at Hartford
Conn Ia any agent of said company and I" r.,
ceive for such surrendered Policy the premium
paid for the same, less pro rata part thereof fol
the time said policy has been in force.
RODNEY DENNIS Sec.
Hartford Conn October II. 1876.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-10-20

For the week ending Tuesday, October 10 1876.
MARKET BEEF-A few choice I 80 a 81 Is extra
81 90 a p; first quality Sc 0Oa6 rs; second quail
ty IS 90 a , -: third quality "a 90 II IS.
STORE CATTLE-WOrking Oxen and Steers, per
pair, slOO sl25 $50, s175 1000.
MILCH Cows AND CALvEs-S3O a $50 extra s5j a
SS5 Farrow Cows $40 "A $50.
YEALISGs-slO 90 1913; two years old SIS 1872
three years old s2s s45
WESTERN FAT SwINE-live, ! a tic per h. Store
Pigs wholesale, o n 0Oc per Id; retail,
per Id.
PRICES OF SHEEP AND LANBs-ln lots, 81 so 30 %,
81 W 20 90. - 80 So 90 per head extra So - a
81 90 per head, or a 5tc per lb.
Sh-ared Sheep, a 00c per lb.
Spring Lambs, ~ sic per lib.
Veal Calves. so 80 %.
Brighton Hides, 90 81 per lib.
Country Hides y per lib.
Brighton TaOw. DC per Id.
Country Tallow. 5 a Il per lb.
Calf skins 10 l2c per lib.
P-lts DC.
Lamb Pelts 90 &c.
y Il. Beef-Choce grade includes nothing hut
stallcd 100 To 400 lbs. Runcks Extra and first
quality includes the best large, fat oxen. Second
and third quality includes Oxen and two and tire,
years old Steers.
Sheep-Extra includes Cossets. and when thos.
of inferior quality are thrown out.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-10-20
Sutton.

Sutton.
The Passumpsic Railroad Company
are now at work putting in the depot
and side track ut Clark's Crossing, or
dered 10y the Supreme Court nearly or
quite three years since. This town has
at last brought the Railroad Company
to terms, with the help of the court,
and are to have IA station in town suit
able t" accommodate the place. The
railroad runs in town nearly eight
miles, and we have never had IA station as
yet. but we have had to go to West
Burke for freight. over bad road.
The hearing on road case between
this town and Sheffield. is to he Mon
day. Oct. %. at Sheffield Hollow.
Corydon Parker. G. w. BridgMan,
and some Others, go to the Centennial
this week. a. p. Taft is there, and is
expected home soon. He comes by the
way of Boston and buys his fall stock
of goods.
The next session of the Wheelock
Quarterly Meeting is to be with the
church in this place, commencing Oct.
81, holding over November I'd.
The last of the several branch Sunday
schools closed last Sabbath. We I'M
derstand the interest has been good in
them all through the season. The
schools are to be followed up with social
meetings through the fall and winter.
The religious interest in the village and
some of the districts, is quite good,
some three or four have said for the
first time they wished to he Christians.
! VIM. Hutchinson, who died at New