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EXPENSES.

Tuition. PAYABLE, for each hall Term 900 id' 'h'
SO per term of twenty weeks fui fr'n'
German - each extra per term l. r'Hr-'d
81" Tor each course "t eighteen lessons 800 i''
ship Instrumental music 5lU prr qu.fl'i "i '".
lessons: usr OF plan" = rNtra-
tNr OF gymnasium. includru- instruction
term for gentlemen 81 fnr L,dir- : ID"
Provision i m,d, f"r the remission "' '"'
Il limited number "f worthy ~tud'ui- ..'''.-
view the Christian ministry.
y" deductions are allowed lnr .'h-'n'' d". .'-
hrH three or last three WEEKS ni TIN team n'.
occasional absences except IA ,:,-'.-oi r' .'''.
illness
The pre-" "f board with furnished i''"m 90
hardin. house. il from q. ~ 1" - % V'I "'''
c"r'in= +" room occupied turl, lights a." " ''
extra. Board IN private i.umii'- At ah""' '"'
rates. Good table board is furnished IT 90
ing house, and elsewhere, at from = {" go
week
Meals in cluh have during the lat I'VE
been furnished At IN average. cost Of -. 20.
with a slight additional clrr-r t" these WHO
USED tea and coffee.
For rooms in South Hall. each A''"i"'''''
iw" students. and furnished with all h''"'"
furniture. the charge Is per term II ''" -
acc"rdn. to size and location. Ern' lou
pan abb, i'll vance. Tor each halt tenn
Students nccmpNin. rooms hr"n-in- ''''
my t. keep and leave them IA -''d '..''
pay ing tor all dama.r- done either &" h''''''-
Washing. - cents per dozen
/" th"sc rnnmin. IN south Hal t"" '.'. -
rluh, the total average "Nlrn~' Of roam"
washing. fuel and lights is about - - pei
For further information apply I"
HIT. FULLER, PrlnclPal-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-28

murder. has been proved false. Not
one of the parties saw him duriug the
day, but were simply told by Lapage
that he was picking berries and having
on the day mentioned. 1t has also been
ascertained that the prescription for the
scratches on his face which he CLAIMED
were caused by poisoning, was given
him after the death of Miss Ball. He
usually wore moccasinS when in the
woods. which accounts for the absence
of foot prints, which caused so much
comment ut the time. This nest of
French periurers at st. Adams is to he
cleaned ont. and some of its inmates
will probably have an opportunity to
reflect upon their course behind the bars
ut Windsor. 1t is hoped so ut least.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-28
Passunpsic.


(ronhnncd from Hjrd pages
interesting. y course of lectures Is
looked for soon.
Late last fall. one +. l.. Ford moved
from Danvillc to the Jerry Drew house
near this village. His efforts 10 obtain
credit 1T the stores not proving >IcrrSS-
tul. ANA the idea of earning his living
not being to his taste. he r:lN, ont word
that he had found Il place ior his wife
and three children. and sold his fnini-
tnrc all oil III auction. la this WAN he
raised funds /" buy himself clothing AMI
take him t" parts unI>n"wn. 1t soon
appeared that the place he had found
for his family WaS in the care of the
"vrIScrr of the poor This official soon
conceived the idea of quitting ont the
children. and this 50 worked on the
feelings of some of the citizens that
funds WcIr raised To set them ny keep
ing house. From some Indications We
infer that the uNerSccr ot Barnet is not
nearly aS anxious To Till his complement
OF pauperS rs he was when he went
To Boston at great expense /" bring
one from there. circumstances alter
cases.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-28
TERMS OF ADMISSION

Applicants fnr admission al th, hr- Iur.u- .
Fall Term must hr able t" pas q tan ,>,r.ll'
Reading. Writing. Sm.lln. Gro-rtrh. E'.
"f English Grammar. and AIlthm,t., rht..-.
nmal Fractions. Th"~,. cni,rIn. th. -,I,a.
inst Of the Spring Term must th:> t,li boo th.i.
~ prepared in Arithmetic To- h, Subjected In'
and in 'irrrmrs IntIoductory Grammar OH
Et>m"l"gl
students can enter an, c"urs,. iu I ..iu., p
pared 10y thorough acquaintance, wIr. ra,l '..
studies, hut generally nom will l., received ''
than half a term.
Mess personally known I" the r,1,r,'-
students must brinc with thrr rc,rrinDu' of 4:
moral character. aud III addition % 'h. ''.
r""tlN from another ~ch"nl 8: c,r'.u,.l' %
character and staudin. in that ,chrd
The regular examinations fo1 liml--.'l. i.H
next term will Ii, held IN TN, iir-t de-, % in.i'
Tuesday. Feb. : beginning at 'aoN " 10 BIZ.
No. : OF the Academy
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Wheelock.

Mrs. Jennie Duntly,a young lady who
has lived Tor several Years at DIR. Ca
hoon's in Lyndon. has GENE to S:tm'l
Ayers to spend her last days. aS she is
i'll consumption. She is Il very promis-
ing Young lady, and greatly beloved.
y life insurance agent is try ing to fix
things to make it Interesting for widows
Ito hc) in Whcclock.
VIM. Chase lost Il holse valued at
$40. 1t had been sick for some time.
The Durham boys have lost one of
their machine horses Hard luck for
boys, but lesson not to expect too
much of horses.
Amos browns wife has concluded to
return to his bed and board" which
she left some time since
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-28
The State Teachers Association.

The State Association of Teachers,
meets at Burlington next Thursday
moon-Felp. 3. and holds lis sessions
until Saturday noon. the 9TH. Persons
from this part of the state can reach
home 10y the > o'clock Sunday morning
train. Among those who have papers.
81 VIII" ;nr pat down for discussions.
ar Rev. II. i. Fuller OF this place,
Prrs'tS. Ilurlhurt "t Niidlchury college,
Hurkhnm of VI. University ProfS.
SnnhnIiI. Perkins. Abbott and Goodrich:
ErNs }. II. Worcester and l.. G.. Ware.
and }. :. Spaulding.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-28
notice to tine Tax Payers of
ST. JOHNSEURY,

i nave III my hands the tax book ON Grand isl
"f l-d' an"untin" 1" III cents ON th,. J,,II,r
VIII ATTEND I" Receiving the within tan at my stnr,
on h'li"hd street "pInSIt" the Avcnur UnIs, at
" business hours. all pawn. their taNrs pr,., ions
!" 'ht hrSt 81 Feb. viii Ia allowed u discount of
'"l per cent "n tn" stat" tan. My rrcripts arr,
an 'i'lr ia" hr>i day "t March and all taxes re
manning unpaid al that date. will h, collected ,t
the tNp''nH'' III the tan payer.
HIRAM WEEKS Collector
~. bloomsbury. Vt. Dee. 20 I-15 ~
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-28
The Miss Ball Murder

a recent investigation into the mur-
der of Miss Ball ut 81. Adams. leaves
little doubt that Lnpage. now under
sentence of death at Concord. y. H.. for
the Pembroke horror, is also the muir
derer of Miss Ball The evidence of the
Guardians who Swnre that they saw
Lapage berrying on the day of he Ball
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-28
MIDDLE Glass
>ENIpE Class
LADIES COMPLETE COURSE

This course al study extends u,,r a I,rI.d .-
years and embraces the Latin studies "t tD,D .'
cal Course. most OF the studies or Tho Iu-...
NcientIti" Course. t"grthrI with tN"srtr.-,
III French, "mr Ncar "t German and rNu".
Latin authors such t. Az usual, al 10, u...
scholars
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-28

'astoria is perfect substitute for Castor Oil
without any objections for il is pleasant To- taxi,
ana does not nauseate grippe. For Custiveness
al any age, but especially for Wind Collie sour
stomach Worms and the bis"rdrred Bowels OF
'hidr'n 1t IL the most effective remedy in rN-
iNtan''. 1t Is harmless, il is reliable and il is
cheap.
mere need u" no pain where Crntaur Linz
mrnt Is used Burns and Scalds are healed with
"nt Il scar. rheumatism, Sprains and most flesh
bon" and muscle ailments can b,. absolutely ,ur.d
There are tw" kinds. TIL" White Crntaur I'M
mrnt is for family use. thu. yellow for horse. and
animals One trial will cony inc, the, incr.,luL,us
tuned
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-28
lMarriagr!s.

~ NdrriaJcs and Deaths inserted iFee'
Obifudries. sir cents Il line.
At Cabot Jan. ii, by Rev. Il. :. Adams MI
George E Rand of ,Craftsbury. I" Miss Emma I"
wilkins of Montpelier.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-28
CATARRlI cannot In. c,r,.J

taIAkkH cannot he cured by snutfs washes
81 local applications 1t is a weakness of the. cnn
>ritution, developing itself i'll the nasal ORGANS
first afterwards extending {" the throat and lmnns
rndh" generally III Consumption. if not chrc krd
by proper remedies. Pains i'll head back luins and
weakness OF kidneys ar" its attendant diseases
Nor" people have Catarrh than any other disra-,
Ii Is easily cured. Thousands of cases SOM. of
forty years standing. have been entirely currJ il,
Ne" Hampshire IN" past three years by the Cpa.
StHtondt Cdtdrrh Renedy Certificates to back
the above and a treatise Catarrh in a ~ l,,p,.
pamphlet, sent free on application to Littl,trIi a
Co.. propritt4rs Manchester. y H., send name.
on postal card and II will cost only "A cent Price.
bottle tIU Sept
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-28
Sheep for Sale!

The Subscribers have sixty coarse wool sheen
which they wish tn sell or exchange for cows The
sheep are all young and are an extra lot-wiII
.ell in small lots if desired Address
klMBALL y PRINGLE
WoOdsvile, n. H. Jan n I-76 aIn
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REMOVAL!

Torrent Engine y" has been rrIn"y-,i tu the
first buildin. north side of Ih,. En.int. Hurt>,.
Entrance rn the north side uf the hiIil,liug. IL.
mrmhrr the place. CYRUS SARGENT
80 Chief En- inrrr.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-28

- Gov. Peck has decided not to
call an extra session of the Legislature
III the interests OF those who want to
get dead headed To the Centennial.
PORTLAND TRADE. give this
week Il card of another Portland firm
that of Hayes y Douglass. the oldest
importing firm of crnckcry in the city.
This firm formerly Steele y Hayes
used to he well known III Vermont in
oldrn times.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-28
Ryegate.

The Young people of this town will
give Il dramatic entertainment on Fri
day eve, Feb. Ith ut the town hall. 1t
is (" he under the direction of Mr.. j. G..
Gray, of Dartmouth. assisted hN Class
mates. Geo. |. Harvey. and l.. II.
Mcader. y good time expected.
Dartmouth college furnishes the town
three school teachers the present win
ter: }. { Gray. teaching in No. |. Geo.
|. Harvey. No. :. (SoUtl Rl cgatc.) and
Mr.. Thayer No. T. All are fine teach
erS, setting an example that may he
followed with profit. In district No | g.
(RNc%atr village di>trictl the present is
the third successive " mtcr term that has
been taught 10y Dartmouth College stu
dents. MessrS. Mctlroy. NJ. +. McClarv.
and }. {. Gray. The two former as
teachers are cquallcd 10y very few. rails
ing their schnul> to Il high standard
They have been followed the present
term 10y Mr.. J. G.. Gray. who has been
equally successful.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-28
Peacham Academy.

TIA" SPRING TERM Of tins Institution will
""nmrur- on TUSCAN. ItI;i:. Nay -.
1876. and continue. eleven weeks under tn, IN,
@iru'ti"n 81 {. \. III NktE. VI Principal.
with compete t assistants
IT TION:
Common English Eranrh,~ :! un
Higher English Latin and iir.,k 10
Music. Draw i'm French rtc I\tr:,
y" deduction mld i"I l,>- than half = term
Board and rooms tuI Ill boarding. can h,. ,.h
tanned UPON reasonable. terms For particulars an
ply t" the Principal "r JOHN NAENTN IL
Secretary ct th' Beard Of Trustees pl4
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-28
Courses of Stud
FOR SPRING TERN.
CLASSICAL Department

- Blu NIOi. Il ~
l.atIn--I-~~"n~
thmcti,-Ervi-w-d
T.. = History
ENGLISH GrImInlr
JI\luE ,LA---
Latin .rshr. Books and IL
A., h'ni>try. ii"drru lIIst"r,
Botany. Book k"rrin.
MIDDLE Class.
Latin ic-r". siN uruiiuu~.
'r""h-''"''iwIn = Reader ~r>t. pa, J....
Composition.
History al Greece.
SENIOR CLASS.
l.atin-Nir=il -Enrid i:""h~ III-V
I'r"rh-l i"inrr'~ IllIad. l. II
RrNirw-
Ancient Gr"grarh, amt Latin Pros. ,..
non. ais" Defamation. English ,uuIi..-.f.s
l.lucutinn
y class I" begin Latin Will hr formed 3D..
students who prev iuu-lN hiN, hid fr...,
i.L-ll~h studies 81 the iir,t Nv" l,.ii-utt...
II" allowed /" double. ih,. Latin y.rI .fl.r,.
term. and thus "an c.'Iuplrt'. th, ,I,-.,.
~ thrr" NcIi~
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Sheffield.

Sheffield.
\ series of religious meetings are hc-
ing held in this village alternately at
the two churches. Quite an interest is
manifested. The ordinance of baptism
WAS administered in the VI. f. Church
Il week ago last Sabbath by Rev }. H.
WimSlow.
Invoice completed. and FoSs & GRAY
stand behind the counter instead of
kenaSton. which means leash or ready
pay. with small profits" instead of
TRUST every body" with corresponding
prices.
Aaron Gray, of the firm of FoSS &
Gray, has moved into KcnaStnn's house
There is to he an exhibition to close
the village school, ut the Baptist church.
Show 10y your presence. parents and
friends. that YOU have an interest for
your children scholars. and the wei
fare of the school.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-28


There Il 4 nI:In up Lowell way who
may P"'>Nl"iN Naiii u" hh"" ,"loi' 'th.
laws Is alhh'N'''d whether ne mas ever
i'N"ktd Il 'tiIain proclamation dr'l'l-
ing benjamin r. Butler AN OUTLAW,
whose clpt"r WIS To ''callS' nm I" he
Immediately execute 10y hanging. amt
whose "flctr> ilkcWls" on capture wei"
t" he preserved for cNrrnlI"n.
James Gillespie Blaine i Il name
which the st. Louis Globe Democrat
thinks ..wnuld look Yer, we'll attached
To an annual message"
1t seems that ,lnrin" The closing rN-
citrmcnt of Nj. Bliiur> speech on am
m,.>tl. Mr.. jones ut Kentucky came
down near the. desk and asked leave, ia
print some remarks His request WIS
made very quietly and attracted nn at
trutium. \ few DAYS after Il most vim
lent speech Appeared in the Record. in
WhrlI he rNtoI> those. uio fought ioI
the rebellion asserts that the cruclrir>
practircd in Northern PRISONS were such
~ would harrow up the soul the in
hnmanitic> practiced were unworthy of
ralth and cIlrd /" Heaven. lie closed
with Il GLOW ing cIIluw\ upon jeff, Davis.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-28

Pyle'> Dietetic SaIeraius.- UNIVERSAL, a.,
kn"wl"dsed the best in Each pound bear. The,
nam" Of JAMES PYLE. None genuine with,ut
t.Imt2O 10. '
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-28
Dissolution Notice!

by mint uil consent the. firm OF BRAY Ut 7
FIELD have Ihl- day di~-"l,.ri and all indebted
I" Tho trm Ill please ~,.tIl" with W i. BRAY IT,
~''"u Is CnuN "ni'nt
". j. BRAY.
!. III FIILLp.
i q
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Can ] Afford to do Business
Without Advertising?

Sncr'Ssiul adv rrtiscr~ admit that the new -,a,,,
- the m"~i effective advertising. medium and Tho,
best agency t"r communication hctwr,n p,nul,. ot
all classes
'"dIci"ns advertisers select th"., papers which
ha>" established character and Influence. rh..,
are read by thinking people and people. of enter.
pris,-thr most desirable. in all c,uu,nni,i..
reach byndv-rti~ins
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-28

Tn" spring Term will h...in ON Tuesday, Feb.
-. 1876. Address Trustees
az THOMAS NErIN Principal.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-28

PERSONAL. The following item we
find in the Washington Star. The per
SONS referred to are we'll known to man,
of ON readers
Yesterday WAS the last ,lav of six
weeks daily Christian Labor of Mr. and
the Misses Lcitch. Scotch I'reShNtrriam>
from Vermont. among several of the
c"l"rcd congregations aud among the
vicious and neglected of alI colorS and
belonging t" no congregation. in Fish
town, on the wharNc> and at the iaiI.
Many have been reclaimed and some
apparently converted 10y this humble
and earnest movement of PRAYER and
song, somewhat of the Moody and
Sankey" order. Rev. DR.. Chickcrimg.
secretary at the Congressional Temprr-
ance Union. preached at the Methodist
Protestant Church, Rev. DIR. NiclinlS.
on physical conservation. He is about
enrolling and recognizing the society.
over which Vice President Wilson long
and consistently presided.
VI. f.. Smile. of Waterbury. is ap-
pointed clerk of Washington County. ia
I'LL the Vacancy occ;Isioned 10y Mr.. New
comh> death.
Marcia VI. lluicl,irI> has gained a ver-
diet of lO'm and costs in Il suit against
W. :. Morrill, for bleach of promise
tried at Hyde Park.
Scarlatima of Il malignant type prevails
ut Weston. Within Il week MIR. Merrill
\. Benson has lost three children. ;I.e4d
Il, and > Yeas.
John Haley, Il night Waterman on the
Central Vermont Railroad. at North
llartland, WAS run over and killed |
evening. 10y some train he,
tween North llartland and HaItlaud
Several tlains passed over his body /
He leaves Il Ian family.
\ very singular accident occurred ot
North Bennington on the 18TH inst. 4
young lady, while putting her shoe ON
had her foot on Il chair. when. throuoI
some unaccouhtillc way hcrtinot slipp4d
ptf' and she broke her leg Just above the
ankle.
Three monte SwindlrrS operated ON
A train between Montpelier and Water
bury on the afternoon of the 18th inst
md succeeded in fleeing French pas.
'enger out of about $40. They left the
.ars at Waterbury. One of the men j.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-28

supposed to be Il noted criminal named
Cummings.
AT no time within the past year has
there been greater religious interest
in this county than ut present. The
efforts of the Christian Workers who
have lately been in Glover, Barton.
BrownlngtOn, WeStmore, South Barton.
CrattSbury, West Charleston and else
where, have been nlcsSed by marked
interest and numerous conversions. The
cry is still heard in many quarters.
Come over into Macedonia and help
us = and the good york advances. -
Barton Monitor.
AT Il late meeting of the Stockholders
of the Barton National Bank. the fol
lowing directors and officers were cho-
sen: Hiram Mcclellan, Amory Dawson,
John Bailey, Jr., William W. Grout, \.
{. Robinson, l.. Ii. Thompson, VIM. IL.
BlaISdcll, directors. At Il subsequent
meeting the following officers were cho-
sen ii. Mcclellan, president Amory
Dawson, vice president; Ii. X. Dewey.
cashier. \ dividend of three dollars Il
share WAS declared for the first four
business months that the bank WAS in
operation.
While st. JolnSbury WAS being con-
graduated because no serious fire had
occurred in that village for five Years,
the report came of the burning out of
the heart of the great manufacturing
establishment of the Mcssrs. Fairbanks.
Danville also suffers the loss of several
buildings. us will be seen elsewhere.
Every village is doomed, and perpetual
vigilance is the only thing that post
poneS the daN of contlagration in any of
our villages. Take another look and
see if your chimneyS. funnel holes. re-
ccptaclcS for ashes and stoves are safe.
- BUtOn Monitor.
Samuel l.. Green. Forest Green and
wife and Herbert Barrett were arrested,
after desperate resistance, the other
day. on the charge of setting fire to two
barns in Woodbury., last fall. The cv
idemce WAS sufficient to warrant the MS
lice in binding the men up in two thou
sand dollars bonds each, and Mrs.
Green in one thousand dollar bonds.
The latter WAS subsequently released
On parole. and Barrett succeeded in
procuring bail. The Greens were taken
10 Montpelier Monday evening. and
lodged in Jail.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-28
The Portland and Ogdensburg.

The annual meeting of the Portland
y Ogdrn>huIg railroad WAS held at
Portland on the 18th. President Andcr-
son presiding. The annual rcport> were
read and accepted. y series of articles
81 agreement entered into between the
Portland \ Ogdcnshurg and the Yer
mont division ON the 2ISt of Dcccmhcr
$50. WAS read and approved. by these
articles all the roads are To hr coII>oli-
dated and autioiiZrd To issue jolmt
bonds I" the amount of 10000 Il mile,
Oh the whole line. All tlr>,. roads and
Others t" Toe controlled 10y them are Ia
tee managed 10y eleven managers. of
which six shall come from the Pol tlamd
\ O%dcn>hurg. and five from the Yer
mont division. The whole control and
government of these roads will he vest
eel IN the board OF maIla"cIS. which
shall receive all the earnings. aud on
!hc second day of JANUARY in each wear
pay each road lis share. 1t shall make
all rates al passenger and other traffic.
and keep the contract made with the
Eastern road February -. ISL The
roads also agree not to- come back on
the city for ANY more aid, prior Ia the
date of tins contract. The old board
ut directors WAS rc-rlecird. receiving
$40 >haIc votes. the full numbrr The
meeting then adjourned Ia the second
Monday in February.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-28
STATE OF VERMONT In Chanc.rv r.-..x
rSHEN otNh - )County. March Term
y D.. I~7G
"r->' y Nl \, r; WHInDEN vs. GEORGE A
BINliH W \ MI nIIII,I.s ''. "a.

"h'i''.s' benjamin +. Whild.n of Iauc,st,., -
ne n"niN "i '""s and Stat. of N,,y I.rn,,I;ii
non setting forth, that at tin, S,,,,,.rnh P'll-
- -! f'SsrA county Court OF Chlur.rI- L ,,i III
''i 'ntl'h his petition against ,;r,,r,. Iii'
L. I ,"i 'h' foreclosure of a mort ,aI,. 49,
ny Iaihes u sumner t" your Orator dat,.J nrh
/ v; j.; n '-S"N"nihs parts ri thu, t"wnslii, az
."r III ,hi" county of Essen. conditioned ti -.
,,r 49,, 'a'l h"'", and I" secure and iud,,n,if
~ : "i Ii"I against certain liabilities as 49,, t,f
III s"id mortgage deed and petitinn T'n, n ,",th
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-28

The Washington correspondent of the
New York Herald teie&raplS that the
hrmocratic leaders are '-ie.gining to
consider whether they might no, profit
bl the mistake of the republicans i'll GO
ing to Cincinnati. and call the cunyrn-
ton for Philadelphia. and capture the
centennial enthusiasm and excitement"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-28
HAYES & DOUGLASS,
Importers and Wh".-i,. dealers IN
Crockery, Glass Ware and
LAMP GOODS.

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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-11-11

The whole number of votes cast in
Cheyenne - 1881: For some reason
much delay occurred in polling the
vote during the afternoon; by some the
cause of this delay is ascribed to much
unnecessary challenging, by others to
dilatoriness on the part of the judges
and clerks. The consequences were
that at shutdown, when the polls were
closed, about one hundred and seventy
five voters were in line anxiously watt
ing for their turn; but the decree of the
judges put a sudden stop to voting pre-
cisely at sundown, and left a large
number of disguised citizens in front
of the hall. Had this seemingly I'M
necess airy delay not occurred, Cheyenne
precinct would have polled over 1900
votes. The total number of votes in
the precincts in this county outside of
Cheyenne is GIL, the vote polled in
Laramie county is therefore 22i2, and
would have been $500 If the necessary
time had been given our people to de-
post their ballots. efTl- q