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New-York tribune., 1876-01-24
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A BOYS BOARDING SCHOOL, Media, Penn,
~ " miles iro ' pl;' 49, riga." i e s'in ,ii !. mr ="
Eoth individual aUd caHs Instruction combining the sval'
at; noo@s ami school sis-sn, ir,u l' eS2 charges
TnaigHS{ % t'' y ~, 10 f6 m clooi and a
assstd by en tAfi,',c'' ~ lc Tea ars }" We ti -
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pURLTGTGN COLLEGE. y. J.-CLssIca,
~ sfieut1c aui &htaIs Pep. o3l iT B'rs.
pUSlNESS WHiTlEG, housekeeping, Arith-
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way Irc@es pl P'aei,a' ior n'ssF, ~ 'A''s "'ls
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~ Select lHliy Scl'.i faf s'aHg l-iles a. .elissp
ebsiic"@bii'. -'"tii' go ''''pi''-' '"''i"'y ~ '
DREW LADIES' SEMINARY, Carmel, ~.
Spring session oi .us eb. Id. GLO G. NN'lil a. y.
EBELL International Acldemy, 10 Hedcmau,
ara o., eot study to t11ar Mar. $50, now ors znt ia
,a1e by Hamburg and tgl'Id IiArs hc'tnr Loif NJ ',
Director IS Coo.rr Unlol Hev.lek.
TlnuA Female Collo2e.-A college of the
= l.ghcst RAM ,or %,5 rr & 3 . ti. IL n"5
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EORT EDWARD INSTITUTE, n. T., for
laes snl - year f5r bosri 4 a1@ t. c"n @
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UOME SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES, opens
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form 10 'A'''' S'' hEaaHGNAc as & ROVE Principals.
JACKSON MILITARY INSTITUTE, Tary-
~ town, \. s.. Ac-.eea rev e. J.. IA N7u.'' lr4e .'-
SrISS BDLKLEY'' BOARDING md DAY
VA sCHOOLfor Ycuec Iai'es raITioSn on The hud'on
MUSIC specially at boaiding-school. $40
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w hayin. T.e Children u her ip cuussi", HisAr ="
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teachers, one %@, England tdy ot !.se cHy1.L.- 4IA
French hy !, ahty anyror teacher Of music IRON Nr"
lorA vis u ,le ec.eo Twice 2 ",'E.
DARK RIDGE (E.J9 INSTIrUTE--For Eng.
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Il kespss. n. y. AdHross ~ q LEVITT. 4. ~. rncpai
DEEKSKILL q. v HILIrARY ACADEMY
-siDI per year; complete gymnasium gOlnls. acres
nve resdcsi institution. d'ty uo,rd ng rulis
BENNINGTON SEMINARY Winter Term
begins Jan. 3 E,B-nses sct mino iatel % ihs uHe-
CATALOGUES address T. A. DLkS a. 81. Pennlnr7n M
DENNSYTVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
siructiou yil and Mining Enruocrne, lhe C1.ics an
English Branches tor tfct lar, apl,y % o. " b1,AFi
Nasssa-st X " OF TO COL IIiho HYATT frrs 70 H. a
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w cesfor4 good BOYS Rev. Vaughan, nridce;on. NJ
YOUNG MEN privately Fitted for College
+. HGFFuAYE, etoek,Iiire Mas,
VONKERS MILITARY INSTITUTE
L for mailing bows inte' gent healthy chrsti7n men
BESJANlI., MASON. BOX so Gj4 iopEcis =. Y.
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sTFARIN-The market was quiet q, l3aIshs for frnS'
Western. -. ,,,aas
change. FA,i i0od ie"hiny f.irl " 3
sc Prine at ss Csnir fngal sas si saiss i'v ~ ~.
Meilda bL,e, and Go lLls. Cula MussOsaco -
Refined as GraDwatsA 1vSse isf Crsssss
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STAINED.
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For future delivery rces were sc lower. there Va
fair business done sales yester sy after m.-Jsnnay
Agi 200 y slssGi JSIS 100 Las 90, total 800 lass
100 39c.; total, s. bales y cond call January i11
Is I,ec; total 100 bales sales TO-DAY up % p mJsona
600 l33agc; 100 Is lsc. February 800 3sl 500
100 - sioc March, 70 lSIsp:c 5000, l%c.i Alnl io5
1890; 100 - 2iac. 200 l3'ei 800 u sac Nay sO0
- issc; l4O u 27s7c 90O i5sJsc; June, 300 I4i,c
l.aO0 l4c iot 24OJ bales; aud total 200 bales w.
change market WAS barely seaty. The follow
New-York tribune., 1876-01-24
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, JANUARY "a, 1876.
THE MONEY MARKET.
1Oa. M.-sALEs BEFORE TIE CALI
North. wes, consol Union Pacific On RocA

OFFICIAL REPORT ~ y sToCR E1cHAEGE SALES
JAN. 81. 1876.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-06-23

y. W. Robbins rs. Geo. ". MiLliken
General assumpsit for work and labor
on mill at Lyndon. Plea settlement
Verdict for pltt. for $1,000. Blodgett
and Bates for pltf Smith for def.
Chds. F. Weeks rs. Cross d. Matthews
Action on receipt given to the pltf. as
deputy sheriff on IL writ of attachment
III favor of Eager, Bartlett & Co., OF
Boston, against b. G. Corser. Defts
were at that time partners in the bakery
business ut St. Johnsbury. 1t was con
coded that the receipt was signed b,
Matthews, but it was claimed by deft
Cross that it was done without his
(Cross's) consent. The def. claimed
that Matthews had no authority to sign
the o-partnership name that signing
SUCH receipts was not within the scope
OF the partnership deal. Verdict ordered
for dett. Smith and Dickey for plff
Belden x Idle for def.
Alden +. Underline rs. Tomn Of Hard
'c'ck. General assumpsit for work anC
labor done and money paid out for tn,
deft- while pltf. was an officer of the
town. On trial. Dickey, Carter anG
Bates for pltf. Hathaway and Lamsor
for def.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-06-23

that were not bonded for said road ::
SIX from Stowe, six from CAMBRIDGE
and three from Eden. The trial lasted
two days, the plaintiff claiming that he
agreed to pay by signing, and placing
the the case sqnarely upon the sub
scIIptlon paper. The defense claimed
that several men guaranteed the pay-
ment of $1,000 to the Railroad Compapy
and were to hold this paper to get the
money out of, and that the COMPANY
had no business with it and proved by
large number of witnesses that were
present and heard the bargain. that
such was the contract. The jury after
an absence of one hour, returned YER
diet for the defendant to recover his
cost. SIX other cases were brought by
the Company just before the trial of
this one, in all of which the defendants
gave Judgment and appealed. A. F.
Sprague. Esq, has also been sued by
the Company for enlightenment of $500
OF the subscription. Quite number of
suits for $40 and less. have been
brought, all of which have been paid aS
there was no appeal. The writs have
all been made returnable at Hyde Park
and the cases set ut nine o'clock Mon
day morning, on which day there WAS
no train from st, Johnsbury to Hyde
Park until ) T.. NJ All of these LITTLE
lodges of course were taken to annoy.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-06-23
The Way Blaine Received the News.

Meanwhile Blaine sat in his office lis
tenIng to the clicking of his private tel
egraph and the reports us read 10y his
clerk, Sherman. On either side of Blaine
sat one of his SONS. When the announce
mcnt of the result came he instantly
seized Il pen and said, Il beg You will
notice whether | am nervous or not :"
and Instantly in his boldest hand he
dashed off three dispatches, one to
Hayes extending congratulations and
promising his support; one to Hale.
asking him to stop off ut Columbus and
tender personal congratulations to Mr..
Hayes, and one to Hale and Frye, ten
delIng his thanks to his friends. To-
night he has held an ovation at his house,
and even in his defeat he has made fast
friends of many 10y the plucky way he
has taken the result. '.What else could
| expect ?" he said Il had to fight the
whole force of the Administration and
the combined strength of all the other
candldates.' Again he said: Il am
proud of the fight which my friends have
made. No other man ever had such
friends Many of the newspaper men
called on him, aud to them, a. to every
one else, he showed smiling face. To
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-06-23

Railroad Street Corner al
...... =" T. / sanford, Past"rJ Preach
Nar' az, n : Scho"l H. IN. prayer meet
,,.,uE,u-Main Street, Corner OF
90. .N' Ken, q. EoNS, past"rJ Sabbath
ir-t'' a., ~ mA NJ. and 6:3O =. NJ. Sabbath
......t l-"' NJ.
..u.tu-,Erv. u. +. Miller, Pastor
.' t..,d of summer Street) Sabbath
r-' 90 80 \ NJ, and $50 T.. Sab
,..u,. I l4~M
..I.m nII-CHcv. Henry W. Jones
.. -.h.irh services at 1890 A. NJ. and
I'''' sabbath school at LIS p. NJ.
.,r.p.lI.-tRrv +. I. Fairbanks
S. .unath services al 1880 a. NJ
20 sabbath school at l2:OO NJ
..,t MESSIAH. TNIvERsALIsT.-(Rev Il
..,.,u ra>t"rl sabbath services al
H..rI, wr.M sabbath school at IL NJ
...r,r-, Rev. NJ. \. Potter, Pastor, ]
!. ~ I -.f,l,,.- al 10. ~ IA. III. and l:45 y. III
N', ., .nol ~ m. Prayer Meeting OBJ
,r,t V ,dnrsiay and Satursday even
'-v... mn Wednesday evenings at 7:30
''', rl.. churches.
r.,,y. MFFTING-Every week day, from
, 80. .r tin. Y VI &. \. Rooms over
p..uu.- store. Also. i'll Firemen's Hall
I..,,.- \ llaEr. from 1890 10 LOO u. NJ
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-06-23
Personals.

MIR. X. X. Remington and dauobter
Oh + all River, are in town for a day or
tw".-Judge Poland returned from Gin
clhhatl the first of the week. He be-
iieNes the Republicans have n pood and
strong 'Ick"t.-Mr. Anson 5. Hopkips
and wife reached home from tbe Gem
1"nnlal, "Wednesday evening.-Col. II.
u. Hopkins of Montpelier, is in town
Oh brief risit.-Mr. Francis Bingham
mas returned from Philadelphia, pleased
with his trip, and greatly interested in
the ing exhibition.-Geo. b. Chandler
Esq., IA native, and for some wears "A
resident OF Peacham, was in town this
week.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-06-23
Cabot.

A little four-years-Old daughter of
Mr.. Ira +. Haincs of Lower Cabot, with
her little brother, climbed into the bel
fry of her fathers wooden factory the
10Th inst, and nearly reaching the floor
of the bclfry, she fell and struck on the
back of her head. At first it was
thought she would not recover, but 1t
is now expected she will fully recover
from the injury.
The Congregational Church have
adopted the weekly offering system as
fan as the incidental expenses OF the
church are concerned, by taking col
lection each Sabbath for that purpose.
Both churches in this place, have ar
ranged to have but one sermon each
Sabbath, commencing ut II A. NJ, with
Sabbath School Immediately after its
close. Prayer meeting at D p. NJ.
The Soldiers Monument is finally
located on the Common. and fast APP
preaching completion. 1t Is expected
tbe blocks will all be in their places by
Thursday night of this week. 1t VIII
stand ~ feet high base feet inches
The case of Lamoille Valley X. r.,
,o,;ust r w. Marsh of this town, to
collect his subscription of $l5 towards
building the depot buildings on SAID
road mt Walden, of which considerable
was said through the Cdiedon'dn last
October. was tried at Hyde Park at the
reoular term of the county count, IL
Nav last, Judge Powers presiding AL
especial jury was called from the towns
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-06-23
Lyndonville.

Centennial celebration and basket
picnic at LyndOnville Grove, July 18th.
Officers of the day: President, Dudley
p. Hall vice presidents, Charles In
gals. Lyndon f. Ii. Stone, st. Johns
bury, Centre II. l.. Wetherbee, Kirby =;
}. jenkins, East Burke; ID. +. Ruggles,
sutton b. Ingalls,, Sheffield; Thomas
Chandler. South Wheelock Ira Emery,
West Burke.
National salute at sunrise, noon and
sunset. Exercises commence at III
o'clock at the Grove. Music 10y HOugl'S
Band of Lebanon prayer by the Rev.
ii. p. Cushing; reading of the Deciara-
ton of Independence addresses by
Col. John b. Mead, Randolph, and DR..
Pierce of Boston. Recess from II to
I:3U o'clock. AfteInnon, Grafton, Hon.
Chas. W. Willard, Montpelier. After
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-06-23
St. Johnsbury Centre.

Rev. A. w. Stafford preached his fare
we'll sermon te the First congregational
Church last Sabbath, from Philippians
|. p: "Only let your conversation be
a> it hecometh the gospel of Christ {:
that whether come to see you, or else
hc absent. may hear of your affairs,
that We stand fast III one spirit, with
one mind striving together for the faith
of the gospel" Mr.. Stafford goes into
the home missionary work in the far
west Il work for which he seems we'll
fitted. and in which he has already had
some experience. While in this place
he has been Il faithful and earnest
worker toI the Master. and in going
away he leaves many warm friends.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-06-23
HardWick.

ID. w. Aiken was severely injured
last Friday, by being thrown ont of Il
wagon He drove Il borrowed team t"
West Woodbury., and on his return,
IIurlbut's, the hoISe run, which with
the roughness os the road, soon threw
the king bolt ont prccipitatlng him for
ward to the ground with great force,
cutting his head badly and severely
bruising him in other respects. The
extent of his injuries are hardly known
but hopes are entertained that the
worst is already known.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-06-23
Caledonia Court. June Term, 1876.

Hos. JoNA. Ross. Presiding Judge.
Hos. JonN BACON ID. 49,, ,,,I,
IluN. y. +. BOWMAN. '"'
\. f.. Rankin. Clerk.
W. ii. Preston. Sheriff.
Walter =. Smith. States Attorney.
No. ri. VIM. Hdnncy rs. Town Of
!ShcfcId. Action ON the case for an in
jury on the defendants highway H.
1873. Pm. claimed that he was driving
over the highway and his horse broke
| through II bridge. threw him ont of his
wagon. and 10y the fall his spine WAS
injured and he made Il cripple for life.
| Pins evidence tended to show that
ever since his injury he had been I'M
able to d" any Kind of work. and most
of the time he had been confined to his
/ bed that when he was injured he
weighed l15 pounds. that ut the present
time he weighed only III pounds. The
pin WAS not injured on the occasion re
icIIcd to. but that ever since the pin. :
disrharg, from the army. he had this
spinal difficulty upon him: that the
horse was not injured aS pin. claimed.
The case occupied from Tuesday until
Saturday afternoon. Verdict for pin
pin. Brown. DickcN and Lamson for
lcft.
No. -. ITm. Vance rs. Norris Vance.
| Trovcr for certain articles of house
hold furniture which the pin. claimed
delft. refused to deliver to pin. The
plh is father of delft, and claims that
he and his wife went to live with deft.,
and that they took with them the fur
niturc now in dispute; that after his
wife'S death he demanded the same of
delft. and he refused to deliver same.
Defence. that the mother gave him the
furniture to take Gaze of her and plif..
and that the pltt. acquicsced in this
gift that the mother lived with him
till she died. and that he had taken care
of them as he agreed. Deft. denied the
demand. Verdict for def. Belden &
Idle for pin. ID. \. Rogers for dctt.
No. -. Geo. H. 4Idrich rs. Curtis
Hdrrey. TrespasS qudre cldusHm, for
breaking and entering the plti'.'s hotel
in Nov. 1874, at the time the "Avenue
House riot" took place. Pins evidence
tended to prove that Harvey, Peck,
Fclch, IIadley and others. came into
the hotel on the evening in question,
made general row, smashed things
generally, and threw the plff. down,
etc. Dett. testified that he and the
other persons concerned got some liquor
of the pltf. with which they became
more or less intoxicated that while the
delft. was intoxicated, he went into the
hotel, and he and plff. had some un-
pleasant words; that he took dinner at
the hotel that day and had his horse
baited that he did mot lay hands on the
plff., hut only had il sort of Jaw =
when the police came in and began to
beat def. Pltf. denied that he fur
nished liquor to def. at all. The court
submitted two questions to the jury :
Frst, did the deft. commit an assault
upon the pf. Second, did the pltf.
furnish the liquor that produced the
mtoxication To first, jury answered
that def. did. To second, that pltf
furnished the liquor. Verdict for plff.
for S25 and costs. Bartlett and Brown
for pltf. Blodgett and Bates for deft.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-06-23
The Celebration

As will he seen by program printed
elsewhere, the committee have laid out
IA very attractive order of exercises for
our Centennial Fourth. In fact il
promises to he Il ''big thing" Besides
what they advertise, there are reports
OF an addition of the worst looking com
phny of men ever seen out of doors,
from llardwick. Also, it is rumored
that our village fathers are expecting
to take il hand in the game, with THEN
new trump card, the Flanders's Pump.
Whether this is accomplished or not. it
Is evident that there is to be an attrac-
tive celebration and great crowd of
people present. 1t will he noticed that
the committee suggest that town dele
cations come i'll picnic form.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-06-23
18th OF JULY 7"
INVITATION ,

An invitation is extended to all towns and vii
lagos in the county and the line of the Psssump
sic and p. & q. Railroads to send delegations 10
join the procession at st. Johnsbury, the after
noon of July 4th Seats in the large tent will be
reserved for the procession, thus affording a fine
opportunity for those in the procession to hear tho
Grafton, singing and all exercises. All towns who
have not already done 81, will please forward
statement of the probable numbers of their dele
CATION and whether in carriages mounted or on
foot, to Major n. 7. Bowman, Chief Marshal, who
VIII assign places i'll the procession and direct
where Ia form on their arrival. Ii il suggested
That town delegations come in picnic form.
y; T. Lowering, Jr.. e. e. Bingham Committee
on Procession.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-06-23
SprriaI Uufrrs.

PASSUMPSIC LODGE, No. - +. n A. VI.
Regular communication Thursday eve on OF before
the full of the Moon. Il. l.. II ASTINtiS Sec.
HASWELL CHAPTER, NO. II. X. A. NJ
Regular communication Friday on or before tn,
ull of the moon :. W. PAGE Secy.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-06-23
T..I,rr,iph Offices.

r.,,..> and VI. INTERNATIONAL TEL
Nt-lth\ ., offices i'll the Post Office
t.h" u,..f aud IN the Passenger Depot
Mall .,- rom A. NJ, to9P. NJ. Night
'''' .,.,j hllt rates.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-06-23
KIRK WOOD HOUSE.
ScarbOro Beach, Oak Hill. Maine.

This popular and hnme-like sea side resort is now
open for the season of le76. Situated twenty rods
from of the finest beaches in New England
An unsurpassed ocean view fine drives and walks
surf bathing fishing, cunning boating. etc. Nine
miles from Portland hours ride from Boston. Six
trains daily from Portland, via Boston & Maine or
Eastern X. X. Coaches always in readiness Rooms
may now be secured. For circular terms &c, ad
dress.
OTIS KALER 4 son, Proprietor.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-06-23

The latest, greatest, and most reliable remedy
ever put together by medical science for rhruma
tisrn, wounds, swcllings burns, cakei breast, &c
Is the trntaur Linimrnt. There are two kinds
W hat til" W hitr Llnimrnt is fur the human family
the yellow trntaur Liniment Is for spawned
lame and strained horses and animals
dee IL
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-06-23
A Surprise.

IA SUI Prise.
Some neighbors of Mr.. and Mrs.
Scion b. Wright. who live in the .'Four
Corners" ncighborhood, enticed them
away from home last Saturday, the
18th. and when they returned they
found their house tull of neighbors and
friends VIII" had full poSscssion, and
who laid tables with Il bomutiful hand ::
and besides the repast of which all
parto"k with much relish. table was
spread with useful and valuable pres
ents. Ii was the twenty -seventh mar
riage anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wright, and their friends took this
pleasant way of celebrating it,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-06-23
House and Barn to Rent

Or for sale in Paddocks Village. st JOhnsbuIy V.
New, well fitted up and suitable for one large or
two small families. Enquire of JOHN EMER-
son, near the premises the subscriber at Lyn-
donvlle F. II SMITH
LyndOnville, june 6. ls76. 2-3O
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-06-23
PROGRAMME:
The OId--The New.

Our Second Century-the two ages compared. A
glorious and brilliant Pageant spectacle never
Ia he repeated. \ living. moving panorama ni
historic and cnntempnranc"us curiositics.
Fired by the spirit of lr16 the X X KS of ST
Johnsbury, will celebrate the Centennial Fourth
with exercises both spectacular and literary, and
all to he included i'll procession marching i'll the
following order
LIST. Marshal and his Deputies
End. Squad of Police to clear the streets.
Sd. The B"sstton) Band consisting of ~ unique
pieces of pure gold.
ith. Town Representatives. from whom NAV b,
expected appropriate remarks relative Ia the pro
gress of the different towns i'll Caledonia County
18th. The orator of the day whose argument
will convince the most skeptical. 4 waiter will be
III attendance Ia assist the several speakers in
mounting upon and alightins from the r"strunI.
eth. Martial Music, such as stirs men to the
sOLEs.
eth. Carriages To represent those in which the
Patriarchs rode, well as those of modern style
sth. Citizens clothed in the habilaments of l77t
and l-76
9Th \ fitting and solemn PRESERVATION Of Mrs
Darlington and Ike.
10th. Freeimen's Bureau. This department
will be simplitied that he who runs may read and
understand.
18th. Flanders Pump, whose power To throw 75t
3inch streams of crystal water over the biphes,
church spire will be satisfactorily demonstrated
18th. Closely following by reason of tn. delupe
will come Noah's Ark. fac -similc of the original
now stored i'll the Vatican.
18th. Spirit of l77G and l-7G in miniature
18th. Dog Band, embracing ten men bers walk
ing erect and playing familiar airs
18th. Choral Union, composed of several dis
tnct and separate trained voices.
10th. General procession. embracing severa
hundred strong, exclusive OF women and children
18th Editorial staff
The buresquc procession will pass down Main
street To the depot ON the arrival of the morning
trains, then through the principal Streets