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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-10-12
Rational.

The vane always shows the true course
of the wind. The supporters of Andy
prerogatives manifest a truly conservative
spirit in their public demonstrations when
alloued to pour out the emotions of their
burdened hearts. At the convention held
in Baltimore the 9th uit., one transpar-
ency bore the inscription, eve are in IA
vor of Negro Sufrage-the way they SUI:
fered at New Orleans; on another the
felicitous motto, "Down with the Nig.
gers" A coffin was carried around la
belled-'..John L. Thomas and Thad
Stevens Overcoats. This last must have
been a very pleasing production OF an III
tclli@ent mind by reason of its appropri
ateness. 1t corresponds to the letter Will
the murder of Dr. Dostie and hundreds o
other loyal men in the south and that TOT
by Their brothers galvanized rebels Their,
is shade of difference in the Baltimor,
motto and the reality. In the latter cas-,
the right Of christian burial is denied an,
the brave victims are allowed to rot abov,
ground with perchance these words pecu
liar to southern language ''In revenge
written on placard and pinned on thei
breasts. Yes really the Johnsonian party
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presume the governors of the several states
will issue proclamations for the same day.
AnOther Contention IN the Third
District.

There is another republican district
convention called at Hydepark on Thurs
day, October 18th. The call reads as
follows:
Having failed, in the election of Sept.
4, 1866, to make choice of a representa-
tive to congress, the selection of candi-
date for that office reverts to the freemen
Of the district, and an opportunity is Of
fered to re-unite the Union republican
party. Under these circumstances. there
being no properly constituted district COM
mittee, we take the liberty, as citizens and
republican voters, to invite all Union re-
publicans in the district, who will unite
in an earnest effort to close up the diyis-
ion Of the republican party, setting aside
the two leading candidates, who divided
its strength in the last canvass, and to
concentrate the whole force of the party
upon some new man as candidate for
representative, to assemble in their vari-
Gus towns on Monday, the 18th day of
October next, at 7 o'clock in the evening,
and choose de!egates-one for each town,
and one additional for each one hundred
votes cast in each town for Gov. Dilling-
ham in the recent electon-such delegates
to meet in delegate convention at Hyde
park, on Thursday, the 18th day of De-
tober, 1866, at 9 o'clock A. NJ, there to
select some person. other than the two
leading candidates in the last canvass, to
represent the political views and wishes of
the republicans of the district in the IA
tional house Representatives"
This call is signed by some three hund-
red republican voters of the district, among
whom we see the names of Torrey f..
Wales, J. S. Adams, l.. B. Englesby,
Gen. Stannard, L. B. Pratt, jeremiah
French, Geo Benedict, and many other
prominent men of Chittenden county d.
NJ. Camp, I'd, Royal Cummings, O. S.
Dorman, J. A. Proutv, J. d. Harding, D.
". Cooper, G.. w. Hartshorn, c. f.
Benton, Seth Meacham, H. p. Cooper,
Greenleaf Webb, Levi Silsby, H. W. Be
dell, Sylvanus Lane, and many others in
Orleans and Essex counties. In speaking
of this call the Burlington Free Press
says:
''The signers constitute a body of most
respectable and influential republicans,
representing all sides of the late contest in
this district. The friends of Judge IIoyt
of Mr.. Baxter and of Mr. Scattering. art
numerously represented in this list, and
many more names will doubtless be added
of gentlemen who have signiied their rea-
diness to participate in the movement, but
who have had no opportunity as yet to
attach their names to the call. We I'M
derstand this movement to be exactly what
it proposes to be-an honest and earnest
attempt to unite the party, by a fair and
open conference of representatives OF the
republican masses, and by the nomination
of some candidate in whose support the
friends of all the late competing candidates
can cordially unite
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~ The elections which took place

~ The elections which took place in
PENNSYLVANIA. Ohio, Indiana and Iowa on
Tuesday, appear to have been, like their
predecessors in Vermont and Maine, a
complete rebuke to my policy" The
first returns are so meaore that it may not
be best to affirm positively, but it now ap-
pears that the Republicans have gained
two "nd perhaps three congressman in
Pennsylvania, and gained also largely in
the state legislature. This is a very graf
living result, as it will insure the election
of. a loval senator in place of the renegade
Cowan. who deserted to the enemy. The
news from the other states is most cheer
inc. There is every reason to believe that
the next conrreSS will be more thoroughly
Union than the last, and that treason will
vet be made '.odious," and traitors take
'.back seats in work of reconstruction.
Later intelligence indicates that honest
John Covode is elected to congress from
Pennsylvania, thus making a gain of two
congressman. sure In Ohio the majority
Is estimated at from 10000 to $4,000
the full congressional ticket being re-elect-
ed-l7 to ,.
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The people of Pennsylvania thus de-
fine the difference between the two candi-
dates for governor in their stale: The
comprehend candidate is a Hei>ter Clymer ::
the Union candidate is a Clymer h'isier.
1t is suggested that the president should
make another trip TO Chicago. and exhibit
his sympathy with the managers OF the
great tunnel, because they have shown
such skill in running things into the
ground
1t is gratifying to know that the man
whose sands of life have been running
out Tin the newspapers for the past TWEEN
ty years, has been pocketing rocks by the
operation.
The editor of the Buffalo Express, who
was dropped by the president, has been
taken up by the people, Having been
turned out of the post Office because he
would not be false TO his party, he Is sent
to congress because he Is true TO his prin-
ciples. Thus does hatred. ike ambition,
sometimes ..orerleap ITSELF
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ANOTHER pMCKY POSrMASTFR-.

ANOTHER PLUCKY PosrMAsTER-A
letter in the Freeman, from Bradford
says:
Mr.. I. J. Flanders, the postmaster,
comes cut in letter stating that Geo. T..
Baldwin called him to his house the Sun
day before election, and told him that it
was left with him baldwin. to say who
should be postmaster, notwithstanding
what Dickey & Worthen might say, and
that he was perfectly satisfied with him,
but unless he would 90 and vote the DEM
ocratic ticket he should have him remoy-
cd. Flanders told him he would not sell
himself for Office. and that he might do as
he pleased about having him removed.
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Mr. Henry j. Raymond declines being
a candidate for Reelection to congress.
He occupies two columns in the Times,
i'll defending his past course. In his let
ter he claims that he is and ever shall be
a member of the Union party, seeking its
welfare, and striving for advancement and
reform in everything touching the public
good, through its agency. With the dem
ocratic party he says he has nothing in
common, and should regard It's re-estab-
lished ascendency in the government OF
the country, state or national, as a public
calamity. SO Raymond, too, is Swing
ing round the circle after ten months OF
treacherv.
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Vermont Newspapers.

We presume there is not state in the
Union that 7,sStains 50 many local papers
according to It's inhabitants or Grand list,
as Vermont. Notwithstanding there are
So many, new ones are continually SPRING
inc into existence. Every village that has
arrived at the dignity Of church, store
and hotel, looks next with longing eyes
for u printing press.
In looking over Walton's Register,
printed in the fail Of 1865, we find there
are AT least four more papers printed in
the state now than when it was made up
The Bradford Opinion, Rutland County
Independent, Black. River Transcript and
West Randolph Eage.
The Opinion was started last summer
10y Mr.. 4. A. Earle, who for many years
previous had published the Standard at
lrasburg and Barton. Mr. Earle believed
Is others had before him that Orange Co.
could and should sustain good local pa
per and that Bradford was the place tol
such paper. He has made 4 good paper
of the Opjnion,-a better newspaper than
he ever made OF the .StondnyL Perhap:
he has not tried any harder, but the tiel(
is better for getting the news. He has
become homesick, however, and last week
he went up to Barton and bought bach
his first love- the Standard. and as soor
as he can dispose OF his Bradford estab
liShment, he will return to Orleans coun
ty. The Opinion office is new through
out, and with a decent appreciation b.
the people Of the county, il might be wei
sustained.
The Rutland County independent, is
beautiful little twelve page paper, pub
lished at Rutland by Mclean 4 Robbins
1t Is now three months old, and beside
being newsy, it is got up in the very bes
topographic style. There is one teatur
about the independent that is too littI
thought of, but which commends it to u
as family paper. 1t is this: Adver
tlsements OF a questionable character ar
not inserted. The publishers say 'QuacI
medicine advertisements. such as sextrac
of rye, -'icmalc pills, ito the unfortu
nate. and the like, are not solicited an
will not be printed on any terms" W
hope to live TO see the day when all rt
spectacle papers will adopt this course
and when such papers as persist in GU
raging the moral sense of their reader
will be discarded from the HOUSEHOLD
The Transcript, printed at Ludlow, hi
Just completed its first half year |
founder and editor, Mr.. johnson, has iu
died. but the last number contains a n,
tice that its list and business is increasing
and that at the close Of its first year it wi
be enlarged. Success to it.
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Josiah Johnston,s E>Iatp.

STATE OF VERMONT, At Probate Court held Al 81
Caledonia District s. bloomsbury, in said district
tho 9Th dar q: Oct-. A ID. loo6
SophTuula johnston ADMINISTRATIVE of the estate Of
slab Johnston late OF Bar let in said district deceased
presents her administration account for examination and
allowance and makes application decree ui 1stribu
lior and Partition Of the estate Of said deceased
Whereupon II IS ordered by said douTr. that said &C
count and said application lie referred session oi said
court 10 De he'd al The probate Office ia Jubry,
the = IN DAY October 1880 hearing aud decision
thereon And l. further ordered that 1ViCe hereof De
given 10 ali persons int. esied 10y publication o The
hree weeks sleces>ivel In the CaedoniAn, Newspaper
puoeed Il ST JUhnsbnry previous Ia SAID time appoint
ca ior hearing, that they appear Al said time aud
place, and show cau-e il any they may have wis said
account should be allowed. and such decree made
By The Court-AIlesi.
AIS ASA L. FRENCH, Judge.
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Masonic.

At the annual convention of the Grand
Roval Arch Chapter OF the stale OF Yer
mont. held a; Masonic Hall. Burlington,
on Wednesday. Oct ;. TIE following oiii-
GERS were elected:
NJ. f. Edward ). Dana, New Haven,
Grand High Priest
l.. Squire Marcy, llartland, Deputy
Grand High Priest.
F.. Ira Clifford. New Haven. Grand
Kim
Z. Samuel L. >tocker. Windsor. Cd
Scribe
Comp, Cha, ". Woolhou>e, Burlington.
Grand Treasurer,
John Il. llollcnbeck. Burlington.
Grand Secretary
DniorI Wiley, ST. Johnsbury,
Grand Cap.nin at Ike Host.
Rev, Thalieu> +. Stewart, South Bur-
lington. Grand Chaplain.
- Joshua Brition, bradford, Assist
am Grand Chaplain.
Comp. :. ii. Flowers. Bennington. Grand
Principal Soiourncr
Geo. W. ". Davis, Royalton,
Grand Royal Arch Captain,
Il. il. Drake, Pitt>forl, Grand
Master of the 81 Vail.
ii. X. Paine, Windsor, u do
Geo, +. Skill, AIonkton. Isl do
GImalicl WaShburn, Montpelier,
Grand Lecturer
= Benjamin Smith, Rutland, Assist
ant Grand Lecturer.
Wm. BrinSmaid. Burlington.
Grand Steward
=. Jonas y Smith. Addison. Grand
Steward
:, Sidney VI. Southland. Nergenne~.
Grand Sentinel.
Jacob Dewey, Midllebury, Grand
Tyler
The next meeting of the grand chapter
will be- held at Neigennc>. on the first
Wednesday OF October. 1867.
Vt the annual convention of the grand
council ot ROYAL AMI Select Masters OF the
STATE Of Vermont. held at Masonic Hall.
Burlington. on "Wednesday. Oct. ;, the
following officers were elected
Comp. Squire Marcy. Hartland, NJ Z.
Grand Master.
-" Sidney VI. Southland. Eergennes.
i. Dep. Grand Master
:" :. O. iIea;on. Posts Mills. L. l.
Grand Master.
" NJ. X. Paine, Windsor, r. |
Grand Master
= John Il. IIoIienieck, Burlington.
Grand Recorder.
:. ChaS. ". Woudhou>e. Burlington
Grand Treasurer.
= Geo. F. Skitf, Monkton, Grand
Conductor OF Grand Council.
- Henry l., Sheldon, Niidlebury.
Grand Captain of the Guard.
Ormond Cole, Winooski, Crane
Marshal
Rex. = TIaddeuS F. Stuart, South Bur
lington. Grand Chaplain.
Comp, Gimaliel Washburn, Montpelier
Grand Lecturer
Henry {. Horton, Eergennes, G.,
Steward
= :. Ii. Flowers, Bennington, Go
Sentinel.
The next annual convention of tn,
Grand Council will be held ut NergenneS
on the first Wednesday of October, 1867
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Joseph HaiIpy'S Estate,

STATE or VERMONT, At Probate Court held al ST
Caledonia District, lJohn>bury, In said district
the 10Th day OF oct, A ID. lS56.
Henry Walker administrator 81 the estate u Joseph
Bailey, laie OF Peacham said district deceased pre-
seuiS his administration examination ana
loSance. and makes application for decree of d>Titu-
ton and iai tiilon vi the estate Oi said deceased
WhereupOn II Is ordered by said that said
count and said application be reITe t. SeS>lUn OF Sac
court TO he held al the probate Office in sid 81 Jon>nTy
on the 18th day DC oieT A d. 1870 Tor hearing AID de-
cSiOn thereon And = further ordered thaf notice be
given 10 al persons Interested by publication u the same
three weeks suuces>iyey in the CaiedUnln newspaper
published ST. JOhnsbUry previous II said time appoint
ed Tor hearing. that they appear al aid time and
plIoe, and show cause. they may have. why said
account should not be allowed, and such decree maze.
BY the Court
2425 Attest, ASA l. FRENCH. Judge.
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Mics GrnY's EsiaIP.

STATE or VERMONT. Ia probate court held az the
kS>eA District probate v1icr In lunenburC
within AMI i,r said district. IA The gh dav 81 '-5i
Charles ,I-AN, aIniu>Iraiur the estate q. Mic
GRAY late 81 LuHeniurg. SID dis rici. deceased. makes
application L. >al4 cri Tor l,"se L. >ll tie Nbe oi
ti- zeal estate II = hc the sail ieCr i~ei died ~cZ3,
crp what has been tie NinN ,ii >ii deceased
dover ai>s what lyet II Ssinlol 'sosdall. by
said administrator A the probate A.
Asks license sell the night 81 reVerslom ia said
dover. re>entns Ina; sale i pant Tor
the payment .. The debts said .ece-ci. and that il
tor the interest az all Interested that the whole b. sold
NhereupUn i ordered hy sid court that said applcA-
ton lee referred the .auh Oct, d. lSt6 the
probate office in iuneItGr- oT hearing decision
the.eon Ami II l. further cred thai al PERSONS
teIeSied be notified hereof bH pubcaii q notice ui this
application and order thereon three weeks ScoesSrelS
the Caledcnian. prned 81 Joh>bary. before time
U hearing. that hey II said time and place
and II they cause oil thereto
By the Couri-A'Ie>I
- Do JOHN W uARTSUnRN Jusre
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Simeon Powers Estate.

THE subscribers having been aPpaiilrl le ..--
bic probate oourf 70 the district II Ia ...
ers 10 receive examine and adj ISL al claims
OF IN l,ar-c;l> against the estate 81 simeon ...
al Iuseutgurr ia said district deceased. r. Pa.
solvent aud the term Of six mUIlitl- IRON III .r-
Sent lSs6 bring allowed by aid ctull .t.-s
tor, OF said deceased 10 eNhiti. and prove ll,.
CLAIMS before Us: GIVE notor tha' We WI a. b..
duties OF appointment Al The d",-'--n /. -...
Widow Simeon Powers. ia l. IneIbuTS- ~ = Il a
on The g1Ih days OF October and trD,HA's
NJ CA each OF said days.
LEVI SlLSR1. Soon
aAas SYLyANUS LANE,
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~ The state legislature meets to-day

As we go to press at noon we shall prob
ably be unable to give the organization
this week We shall endeavor to keep
our readers posted in regard to the pro-
ceedings Of the assembled WISDOM
Those who wish full reports can get them
by taking WaIton's Daily Journal. Price
for the session, $l.0O We believe the
anniversaries are next week-that Of the
bible society being on Wednesday. The
reunion OF Vermont officers is the 25th
inst.
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JOB PRINTING.

We are ddding to oar Printing Jacalataes
from time to time, and intend to dterdys De
p4epared TO do nearly all kinds Of job Print
ing. such as Wedding, ADDRESS and Business
cards. Circulars. Bill Heads, Blanks, Re
cents. auction Bills and Posters, IN good
Styie and at Jar prices.
@. NJ STONE g. co,
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Resignation u Hon. IsGac y. IT.
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rendered you the >;ih' support they ia'
gwen Their own gIe;" >!''e-inan-.i al
that moment, wien yoHF heart seemed inLI
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and YOU" ap"si;'ry could have "len lore
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Ito tins great thing
Yea have betrayed the treat m"l
party which elected Ahrailam Lincoln
whlc!! a. an mciteH: "i tie election place.
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SHEEP SALEs.-D. F. Doty Of Bird
port, recently sold fourteen yearling ewes
for $1,000. They were taken west. Hen
ry Stafford, Esq, of Springfield, has re-
Gently sold % rams and ewes, of superb
or constitution and fleece, to Mr.. VIM. T.
Foster, to be shipped to Texas.
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THE BEST BARGAINS
READY MADE ONERC0ATS
Gan be hsd ~
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monary unptior, ima, dis the at Ind
mode of pes rving male ani femal- heslfh.-of IA
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paur Prcpa and sfuly adniniste-,t prompt
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No from oils. suh rheumatism lung feve p eG-
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THANKsGIvING.-The president has
appointed a national thanksgiving for
Tuesday, the 10Th of November. We
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I\I}I. y \.

INDIANAPOLIS. Oct 9. The state
election passed off quietly. The returns
are very meagrc. Hamilton county gives
Republican majority OF 2l00-a gain OF
120. Shelby county, one precinct, shows
SO Union gain. Richmond City gives
1000 Union maiority-a loss OF POO.
Cambridge City gives Democratic ma
jority OF Ga gain OF 10. One pre-
cinct in Upton county shows Union gain
of SO.
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IOWA.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Oct. 9. The returns
from Iowa are meagre, but show Repub-
lican gains and Indicate majority in the
state of from 25.OO0 to 30 900 Tor the
Republicans The Republicans eject all
their congressman.
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THOMAS c. RAHUE
Has opened 8
Hair Dressing Saloon

In the basement of he ST ohn>bury Hous, Whore he
sill b. founa resdy do shaving, hair " ing, dying
sharnpooing Razors honed and in good style 80
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The returns thus far indicate the eIcc-
ton Of Schenck | 'nion) to congress in the
81 district, Plants (Union) in the ID dis
trict, and auckland (Union) in the 9Th
district
The contest in the 9Th district was very
spirited, but resulted in the election OF
Egleston {Jnion) over Penlleton by about
500 majority. E.lcSton's minority tive
wears ar0 was over 300
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