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CfsciNNAT1, Sept. "A fire broke out at
o'clock this morning In tho aash and door facto-
~ Of L. II. Lyon q: Co., No. ia Third street.
The building and contents were completely de8-
troycd. The loss Is estimated ut $5l}OQQ.
, 1876-09-09
BUSINESS NOTICES,

Dr. c. n. 1lrondbent, tho great MaEnetfe
Healer. By laying On Of hands, etc, cures Fnraly.
ets, Neuralgia, Nhcumat!sm. Nervous Debility,
Fcma!e Complaints, md Cslronie D!ecases Of every
name md nature. without drugs. Ills FIT Of heal
Ing power Is really maryelous1 as many are ready
Of Precipitation oil The person atmost equal to tho
Turkfsh bath, md removed pain instantly By tho
teai c1per1euee ~ ss physcian il tssaung md enf
tng thousands enables The Doctor 10 detect your
diseases ut glance. without asking questions.
short time. Advice tsee daily, II Palmer House.
ParloF 7, from 10 toe, Hundreds Of city refer
cnces given. Cut this ont. Terlns nlodesa.o. The
deaf hear. The lame walk. The alck Aru healed
BY ID. BroadbruL
, 1876-09-09
AT IIING1

AT IITNG11A31, MASS.
UINonAu, Mass., Sept 8.-Wcstonts foundry
ia burned. Tho loss Is 81, 600, the insurance
silicon.
, 1876-09-09

Roland. tho welf-known dEusElat at No. E9
C1ark atrcct, opposite the Sherman NouAe, has
made a great bit In tho 'Aromat!c Bitter Wine Of
lron." We adsfae those who are suffering from
nervousness, impoverished blood, We2kncaa, or
Impaired d4gcstlon, 70 Try IL
, 1876-09-09

Durnntt'x ColoGne--ln cork and Elsas stop
pefs-prerased from the pnrest and beat materials
-unFjsA1ed III richness and dellcacy Of perfume.
, 1876-09-09
/ Husbands Statement Of tho Great
Suffering Of His Wife.

~. :. ,,. INW9cH, Ettt. n, 1E73
pRA slA: feel it mr. duty TO say \ word III rraise Of
FEHErrNk. AY wife ba1 hecn tr0nb!cd with bad hl.
or for seyera years. which stls Inherited from her
n,any disrrsns kind, Of ned!G!ns Tith but ls hent
despaTed 81 her sSsF being 10y BETTER earux of til
EkusIiXK W resolved 70 try once more, md l6r cum
hrs!th ever since: From 10y pounds she has advanced
to i35 p0nHd1. having gAlncd 81 pounds tn serrn
months, and u now able tO be About 1ltr work In
shor1 .he DellGyes that v1aET1NE hrs been the
IL staae Ii Il Pltlses yo make ot this stic:
ment you ~ a liberty e. DO she has taken hfteen
Il - . great blood pur!tef. lou1s r. reagec'f4iy,.
, 1876-09-09

1aHE uEs1ncu1" = --------
JOHN vALLRF.
Tbs lust On the list Is John Valley, Peoria
lndEan, 20 years, flyo feet TIN inches
hlg!4, weighing about 1G0 pounaa. IN
this caso proof is very positive, md
no doubt exists rs to tho murder, all who con,-
mtttc.i tte ticell. On tho 7tl, day Of Noycnbcr,
lbT'. tho prisoner killed ono ELL l1ackctt, 4
wllitu iuat, on Spring Kiyrr, IN tho Peuria ia
t!o. 1t seems that i few days before the Kill
Ing m alteration touk place between liackett
anil tho brotlicr anu mother Of Valley In regas.!
, 1876-09-09

pbtan the oksa7 and bring It up with him, te1e.
graphing to announce h!s SUCCESS or failure, 30
that II necessary tho carlo for Sundays banuuct
might bo amended 1larrstt procured tue ncccs-
.ary vegetable and went 10 tho telegraph on,eo,
where hc found the w!sca 10 crowded With war
ncWs and Government bHainess that II would be I'm.
possible to Get o1 Ills dispatch for rome hours Ii et
asl. liz went out and bribed an operator to
send tho telegram as II 1t was pryata
muttor Of Ills the operator'a} own In which
case the frc+maaonry tetween tc1cgraphcrs would
certainly insure its getting through. Tie message
consisted ot three wortis; ''6tuaft-uot Okrn+
Meanwhile Stuart and his cook wcre au dtstspolr
waiting 10 know whether or not Darrctt had se-
cured tho okra, and, after being In suspense till
late In Tic afternoon, Stuart determined 10 20 down
to the telegraph oftice, "Fur," said he, "LAsry
must have sont me message" 30 thuy atarted to
godown.town. aad, wllcu aboutha wsy thesc, aaw
crowd gathered A1onnd tho bulletin. board Of the
newspaper otlcc, on which waA displayed in huge
letters: "1mportant War News-Auothcr Kovctso
for tho Un!nu Ar,n8-Gen. j. K. D. Stuart Cap.
eatcs okrs, ;" and 10 on. Stuart understood It at
pnce. The operator had kept faith and sent on
Datretts a!spatc.s, but the nun at New London re
ee!sed 1t "8tuart got Okra," aud took II for Q
war.bul1etfu announcing tho capturc OF tho I'M
pothns village or town Of 0kra, not down on tho
map, by tho great Rebel raider.
HOTEL Arrivals.
Trtn!ont Hoatt-Dr. ". y. Rice, Niagara Fails:
=. ". !anka. Little Rock; @. 8. J. Oliver. Fayal,
AznFc Islands; 4: tledgros!ach, Nuw York; j. j.
1odgs&in, NoS York; The Hun ". II. lIAnscomb,
IhaCEoase; Cn y. II. crag. Fort MAdlaon; Gen,
y. 4. Afdrlch, San Francisco fisherman Hoass-
Charles G. Wood. U. s. A.. thu Rev. Dr. lIawtpy.
Stafford Epr!ng4, Conn. The ufsnl Haplds Csicket
Club II. u santorn, Dekalb; ths lion. ]: ro!rln,
IT,; G,ana R'side-Jaags !: u. iI9wo. Keno,ha;
rrn!lsdsphtai !. 4. Williamson, Dcs Molnes; thu
lion. Edward, Rntx. nrl!csile, III. Euwnrd Crop
eSy, New York tribune; the Hon, ". u. b!shup,
Glic!nnat!i Eapt. Il Tomlinton, Ciaeinnatt;. tho
h9!i. D. 7: Liltlcr Springfield: >. GdrdHtF Louss
~. z. aud J. ". Kenne{, t. Louis; r. Mun.
foe, Auakrson; Mra. E. 81. Hrckwith, Utica; II.
4. ltose, liosloa;. ]. W. Henderson. Baltimore;
W; C., q. Wicker, Dakota; 4. II. lleS.
Madison, la..... Palmer {iouxtCj0hn d.
GsHa e. Marcy, aud J. H. Stewart. Eoston; l..
s. bowinan. n W Orleans; r. J.. Gray and tho
nSs. UF. DcsliA, Ireland, tho lluu. g. L. Dote,
n,SSaay; v: @, cosy, r. T. Ha!r, e.. l. Tyler,
ston 1 o. =; hshon, u I; A.. The lion. y. .. Cam
s"a,. Ss.oa snd It. W., Wilcox; Now York: F1aneLa
ttanisy, Parls; II. garEcil. Ieavenworth =: A.
%So!astiae, Caisoi Z. Il. Andstson, 6cot!a Isnn
SSslb1t London, Eng. /, r. a. Campbell;
9PttnGeE. Cincinnati; tho Hon. G. j. I'inkhan,
Hnoaet, Ill.,, the Hon. @. u. Thsyer, Qmaha
'saaha Maj. u. =. flaming, Kansas City.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-10
Belknap.

The Belknap business is bad but the
attempt to make it a Republican dis
grace instead of national shame, is
boNish Belkuap'S last wife ruined him
and she is neither Il Republican nor :,
cabinet officer. Grant for the moment
that it wis The fall of iSelknap the Re
publican office holder. only. Didn't ii
Democrat ever prove dishonest How
is it about the president of the Boston
y ALBANY railroad to-day? He is on
trial before the Massachusetts House
he is democrat. Jefferson Davis was
secretary of war under Pierce. Davis
is an arch traitor and Il democrat. John
Il. Floyd was war secretary under
Buchanan, and Joined the rebel amy
Mhlr under indictment Tor being privN
to il theft of S-7O.OOO in bonds from the
government he had sworn t" protect.
FluNd WAS Il democrat
No. the people lose the lesson to he
learned from this Belknap business, if
they take Il partisan view of 1t. such
crimes us these are plaques seut upon
rs tor our sins the sins of avaricc.
ambition, >rltiShnrsS. love of display
and Extravaganza of all sorts and kinds.
No one should o>rrlnok the fact that
here is where the evil lies. and that it
is il disease that will attack democrat
H. quick as amy one else, as the history
of that party ahundantlN shows.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-10
Farm For Sale !

Situated i'll West Littleton y. H.. on the Con
hecticut River, one of the best farms i'll town con
tanning 80 acres al land, good buildings GOOD
water. is well fenced contains apple and sugar ar
chHrd and Is handy Ia school Would exchange f,I
a small place near st. bloomsbury Plains For
further particulars address +. FULFORD Lower
Waterford. Vt. or call at tn, farm 1918.
STATE OF VERMONT. CALEDONIA DISTRICT ~
Yin Probate Court held at the Probate Office in 81
Jnhnshury. i'll said District. GU the LIST day OF
March \. ID 1915.
Lorenzo Green, administrative upon the es
tate oi George W. Senter, late of st .Johnsbury
Ill said district deceased presents his administr,
u"l account for examination and allowance and
makes application tor decree, of distributor
anu PARTITION Of the estate of said DECREASED
W htIeuPon II Is ordered by said court that said
application be referred IA session of said cour,
/" he held al the probate office in said II
J"hnshury. on the 2sth day of Mar A d. l-76
Tor hearing and decision thereon: And il is furth,
ordered That notice hereof he given to all person,
Interested by publication of the same three. w.-k,
SuIcessiNely III the Caledonian a newspaper pnh
l-heh al 1T JulnsbuTy, previous to said tim. An
pointed ioI bearing that they NAV appear at said
iihle ana place, and show cause if any they I.I
nave why said account should not be allowed ,nS
such decree made ~
BY the Court Attest
HENRY FRENCH Register
A true copy of record-At test
HtNRl FRENCH RegisIeI
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-10
The Secret of Belknap's Fall.

THE MANIA tok ENrKANAGANI LINING.
freely stated at Washington. Society
has ruined him. IS it has 81 many others.
The mania t" appear in elegant attire
and dfcked ont IN diamonds pu>~rS>cs
capital society I" Il most tIightiul Gle
gree. The American love of money and
display il here exhibited in its most az
yrivatcd form. 1t il uugallani To say
81. perhaps, hut clndor cnInpcls me.
nevertheless. to ASSET that women are
at the bottom of nearly all the cnrrIIp-
tiom> and scandals that come To light
here. They want carriages and hVcrIrS.
and French maids and magnificent
houses. when their husbands incomes
Aouid barely support 'plain house
kcepinyn The result can easily he
tuIe>e"n. Such women quickly become
Il prey 10 the hungry contractor. who.
in no long time. has IL mortgage on the
husband that these women profess Ia
love- Very many of the worst jobs in
the national capital are handled by NO
men and not 10y the So-callcd women
lnbbyists. either. but by ladies muNi
IN the best society. Every public Off
Ger is bored 10y these pcISnnS. They
rarely call upon him at his office, but
they frequent his parlol. and are lavish
III their attentions To- his wife. They
make her their cnulidantc. and try. in
cNeri WAY known to female ingenuity
to enlist her in their cause. Very few
women are able t" resist the importuni-
ties of other women pleading in this
II. tl.. Il
officer il compelled to tell his wife that
he will not discuss public matters with
her. aud that for the peace of the house
hold she had better keep her importH-
nate acquaintance at IL distance. Bel
hIaI's csiSr seems to show that he was
unable to bear proper rule III his own
household. and that his wife. as well a>
himself is di>graccd thereby | have
heard >tron" men who know the general
very we'll say that. if left to his own in
stincts. he would not do Il dishanorabe
act. least of all do what the record
seems To show that lie did be ii
rartN to the sale of contracts. Helknap
comes from good stock. His father was
an officer i'll the regular army, and he
himself is IL man of good education, Il
gallant soldier during the war. and. I'M
ill the present time. unSullied in reputa-
ton. The demands of office and socie
" overW heImed him, and in order to
receive and visit like his lich colleagues
in the cabinet he has 'shot Niagara,
ruined himself and family. and BETRAYED
the confidence of the president who
trusted him. If this dreadful scandal.
one of the worst in the history of the
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-10

Late News in Brief.

An aSN lum foI aged people was burn
ed i'll Brooklyn early Tuesday morning.
and from fifteen 10 twenty aged people
were, burned to death. Some were kill
eel bN jumping trnm the windows. To-
tai casualties unknown.
Senator Morrill, of Maine declined to
follow Belknap a. Secretary of War
and Judge Taft of Ohio accept, the po-
sitinn. All admit it an excellent APP
pointncnt
Richard II. Dana. Jr, of Massachu-
sets. has been nominated 10y President
Grant to succeed Schenck. as minister
to Great Britain. A good man to re-
deem our name abroad.
The Belkmap business is still the alb
snrbing topic. Marsh. the witness who
expnSed him has fled to Montreal with
his family, as he claims just to get Il
little rest.
Congressman Clymer. Blackburn ant
Robbins. who are the democratic mem
Der. of the committee who exposed
B,lknap's crime, and who were sum
moned before the District Grand Jury
to testify in the Brlknap case, decline
to appear as witnesses. ClNmer brought
the subject before the House Tuesday
Afternoon. protesting against giving ties
timony in this case. This led to a SHARP
discussion. Mr.. Blaine daring the Dem
ocrats to prevent evidence i'll this east
from going before the Criminal Courts
There seems To he something crooke,
iu this ClNmcr.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-10
The Testimony Against Secretary
Belknap.

EVIDENCE OF THE PRINCIPAL WITNESS.
MI MaIsh's evidence WAS in substance
as follows:
J would state that in the summer OF
1870, myself and wife spent some weeks
at Long Branch, AMI uII ON return to
New York, Mrs. Bclknap and Mrs. bow
ers. 10y our invitation, came for IL visit
to our house. Mrs. Belknap was i'll
during this visit some three OF four
weeks. and suppose in consequence of
our kindness 10 her. she felt under such
| obligation, for the asked nae one day
! in the course of our conversation, why
| did not apply for Il post leadership on
the frontier. asked " hat they WERE
and was told there we've many of them
very lucrative offices or positions in
the gift of the Secretary of War. and
that if wanted one she would ask the
Secretary for one for me. pom
my replying that thought such offices
belonged to disabled soldiers, and, be
sides, that | was without political intlu
ence, she answered that politicians got
such places, etc. | do not remember
saving that If bad ii valuable post oi
that kind ! would REMEMBER her, hut
do remember her SAY ing something like
this 'lf | can prevail upon the Secle-
tary of War to award you Il post. You
must he careful to say nothing TO him
/ about presents. for :; man once offered
him SlO.OOO for leadership of this
kind, and he told him if he did not leave
the office he would kick him down
stairs" Remembering as do. this story
| | presume the antecedent statement to
be correct. Mr>. i,elknap and Mrs.
Bowers returned to Washington, aud IL
few weeks thereafter Mrs i}elkuap sent
me word to come over. | did 50, She
| then told me that the post leadership
| at fuIi Sill was vacant. that il WAS Il
valuable post. lis she understood, and
| that she had asked for il for me, OF had
prevailed upon the Secretary of WaI to
! agree To give 1t to me at all events.
called upon the Secretary of War. and
as near as ran remember. made appi-
cation for the post on ,esplar printed
/ form. The Secretary said he ~nu!d
| appoint me if | could bring proper rec
J ommendaioly letters. and this I said |
could do. Either Mrs. BeIknap or the
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-10
ltAI,IN
Startling Disclosures.
seq OF WAX W. W. BELkNAr GUILTY.
OF CoHEI TT PRACTICES.
NEW York March >


NEW YORK, March >.
WASHINGTON dispatch,s tu TN, uriuci-
nal moruiur u,ncr. ,t.,t,. thar tI,,. ,,m-
miitee on expenditures in the war
department. of which llir>trr CIV mer i
chairnau. have unearthcd facts 50
damaging to Secretary B,lhnap. that
his retirement is inevitable. and. vell
probably, his impeachment. The facts
are briefly that a Mr.. Marsh of New
York city. appeared before Cllm,.I :
committee. in obedience to Il subpoena
served upon him last saturday. and
testified that he had procured of Mr.
Bclknap. secretary of "aI. Il contract
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-10
Public Opinion.

We have not Il word of palllation ioi
the otfeuse of Belknap, but what Is the
difference in being on the soft side OF a
sutler and on the soft side of railroad
president ? That is Il question some
people in western Massachusetts have
been asking o-day.-Sprimgfetd tn'on.
Senator Cameron of Pennsylvania Is
quoted as talking thus to an interview
er "Tcrrible. terrible" This comes,
said he. from Grants system of ap-
pointments." He always had II lot of
these unknown characters around HIM,
The only way for people to live. said
he, '.is within their means. Mr..
Buchanan and myself used to pay from
So to $40 n week for board and two
rooms, and we lived well. The Scrip
ture is right Lead us not into tempta-
ton.
Il don't 50 much wonder at it," said
Senator Bayard of Delaware. Il own
NV house in Delaware own'my house
here have no rent TO pay but cannot
afford to dress my wife aS these cabinet
ministers wives are dressed. cannot
afford to give such magnificent enter
tainments. and they cannot do il out of
their salaries
The social results of this explosion III
the cabinet will he tremendous. MI.
and Mrs. Belkuap have been the very
elite in Washington society for tw"
Years. They have entertained largely,
this winter. Mrs. Belknap has been as
-duuus in her attentions to members OF
the House. As soon as the appoitIIent
OF the committee on the expenditure, of
the war department Was announced 10y
the speaker. the Bclknaps began t" pay
the members of it the most marked at
tention. They We're entertained. and
the wife of one of the members. who
had never previously received any so
cial notice from Mrs. Belkuap. although
they lIad long been acquainted, WAS i'll
vitcd To aid her III inviting and receiv-
ing company. The re;iSons for these
attentions now fully appear. Special
Dispatch to Boston Herald.
Gen. Sherman being interviewed 10y
Il st. Louis reporter. SAID he WAS much
shocked at the disclosures. in:i>much as
he had never doubted Brlknaps iuteg
riiy. though their relations had not al
ways been the most agreeable. In his
opinion, Belknap's downfall was due to
the vicious Organization of Washington
society. Secretaries Fish and Chandler.
he said. are the only members of the
cabinet who can afford enormous eX-
prI,>cs. The general left Washington
hcc:IlI>,. his SALARY would not support
him there. and because he did not con-
slider II a proper place socially to raise
Il family. He received SI:}.5OO SALARY
and $4,000 rent. and yet lie "Verr;ln this
amount every ,ycal. becarI>c he was
forced t" keep open house all the time.
Secretary Belknap had S-ooO peraunum.
with an expensive wife. and no other
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-10

which. as Mr.. Nordhof' remarks. was
not SO very incendiary in its nature after
all. Besides this reticence, the Gov
ernor is very sharp lawyer, and knows
all the tricks of the trade !; and further,
he knew that the defence would do
their best to connect him with Tweed.
So. as may he supposed questioning him
WAS pumping water from Il very deep
well. But Mr.. Fields pump has Il re-
markably good suction, and was oper-
ated with perseverance and vigor. The
examination. of coulse, failed to educe
anything damaging to Mr. Tilden, but
was one of the occasions when Greek
met Greek, and the sharp hitting on
both sides WAS received with rapturous
delight by all listeners. 1t will he OF
interest to those who are inclined to
pity the sorrowS of the poor lawyer. Ia
state that Mr.. ID. ID. Fields fee in the
S6,O0O. 900 suit, is reported to he 500,
600. No wonder he manages to endure
the sneers and attacks tnat are contin-
ually showered upon him on account of
his position us Tweed's defender. That
amount of greenbacks would make IL
plaster big enough to cover il very large
wOund in his feelings.
In the Beecher matter Mr.. Bowen has
made statement which. like all other
papers in this case, is regarded lis alb
solutely convincing, or weak and puer-
lie, according To- the settled opinions OF
the reader. \ Western paper exactly
hits the general attitude toward Brook
lyn when it SAYS that the American
divisions: LIST, Those who knOW Mr.
Beecher to be guilty. ID, Those who
knOU Mr.. Beecher to he innocent and
3D., Those who don't know anything
about it anyway. The ranks of the
latter class are being daily Swtllrd 10y
the number of those who are getting
tired of play ing shuttlccock between til,
two sides.
| Our journals are justly indignant over
the re-appealancc of river piracy III III
aggravated form. Some Years ago thi,
nuisance became 80 pronounced. thai
the authorities were forced To recogniZ,
the popular cutlery and hang Il c"hpl,
of ring leaders. which had the effect %
temporarily diseorllaging the gently
OF late. however. they have recuycrc,
their spirits. and have been 'guim.
through" the craft IN our harhnr viii
perfect luoStmt>s. One ni.ht. some
thing less than Il week ago. four of tines,
Captain kidds robbed five vessels il
succession. woumding and thlratenin.
To murder the occupants. who thrreup
Oh made fuss enough Ia start up til,
police. and the gang were arrested
" hat their fate will he is uncertain
but what it ought To Toe is quite the "p
p"-ite. They ought to he invited t"
dance in which each one would HAY,
the lald-arm for his partner
I,In>
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-10
SrArE OF VERMONT, CALEDONIA COUNTY S
HUGH OROURkE

HUGH OROURkE els have filed
then petition Tor f"rrcln-urc the Clerk, Uicr ur
SAID County settling forth that Hugh - R"urk- ui
hlirntld. County ut tur-. and State ~ New
Hampshire duly executed To James u Rnurk,
"i - .l"hn>bury III the County al Caledonia on
the 18th day of February \ II. l.. a mortgage
deed al certain land III sutton. i'll the County OF
a!rd"na and state of Vermont. dtScribr, ~ fnl
lows. VIZ Ii being the same premises decided L,
sand Iamr> - Rom kr hN Woodbury. l. Marshall and
wife "n the 9th daV of tulvA l. la and The. same
premises decided tn said Hugh OIi"urkt hl said
James q knurkc and wife. February 10 10 Sand
mortgage being given for security f"T the purChas
money Of said premises Conditioned fuI the paN
m"nt nt tnuT pTnmi~-uIN notes all signed hN The
mort -agc. and all PAYABLE Ia said James q E"Ir h ,
81 "Ider-the first three trr th, sum OF four hun
dl"d dollars each. PAYABLE i'll one. two and three
Years from date: the fourth being for the sum of
four hundred and twenty one dollars and ua> ab,
III tour Wears from its date with interest Annually
he first Of said notes together with tn, interest
on the remaining three Is Justly due and nw
Ing. and has not been paid
And further setting forth that the said J amr-
o E"urke thrrrattcrw.rd transferred all said notes
ana said mortgage To said Morris 4 HadlrN " no
now own and hold portion of said notes and tn II
sad Morris lladlry therraftrrward transferred :,
PARTON al said notes said K. W. * Z T. Laird
" Ia" now own and hold the same. of all hich fact
sand Hugh OEuuTke had due notice
And II appearing that said Hugh - Rourk,. nov
resides without this STATE that personal service
cannot lie made ON him. has not had notice hereof
II i ordered by the Chancellor that notice, he, niNru
1" HIM by publishing the substance of this petition
al"donlan a newspaper printed at st. John ShurN
IN SAID county of Caledonia the last publication il.
DE AT least ~ days prior I" the ensuing term of this
court {" he holden al 81. .Iuhushury on the first
Tuesday of June =. ID l-.6 To which term said No
tition il Trturnable.
Given under NV hand at St bloomsbury this 9Th
day OF March. a ID. l-16
\ + RANKIN. Clerk
BELDEN 4 IDE solicitors.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-10

connected with the Missionary Socle'!
and the Union have taken so ac'ile d
part in the defence of Mr.. Beecher 'llal
DR.. Storrs could no longer IN honor
hold office. 1t is now believed that the
call from the Brick Church Will he re- e,
ucwed to DIR. Storrs. and that ne VIII
accept il. and So remove hihS''i rom
turmoil and entanglementS that now
annoy Congregati"malistS.- Lef'e' 1"
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