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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-12-13
Freedom w. BrockMaY's Estate.

TTttUVHf W. UTVON"dJ IStdkt'
THE subscribers having heen appointed by tie HON
orable probate court for the district ~ Caledonia
mssioueTs 10 receive, examine aud adjust claims aji
demands Of all persons against the esiae ii Freedom W
BruCkway. late Of Burke. in said district. deceased
represented in>Dlveui. and the term ut months
the Jth DAY ii Nov l>h1 being allowed hy said
court tie creditors 81 said deceased. 10 cLhitii
and prove their respective Clair SheiTc tive Inice
that will attend 10 the duties appointment
al the dwellln. house al Marian BroCkWay in BGThe
In sad district, ON the l>t Saturday January and
June next, O'Clock In the aft each ui said
days
II. N HALL .... -
S5S7 JESSE MARSHALL '"''i'i4 - Is
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Jean Nelson's Estate

STATE OF VERMONT IL Probate, t....rt ed At the
Caledonia District -. jPr,paIe uin,e. - johns
bury, in said district. the 10th ~ cd: december. A
-. i~i7.
Samuel A Moore administrator 90 :... ,--ai- 4
Jean Nelson late OF RyccItr. IL >TlL distract. de
ceased. presents his administration account IH-
sion and allow ance. ali makes aV rit"u -yr t,Tcr
OF distribution and Partition Ui tue estate - SAID do
ceased
WhereupOn II Is 0rderei b, raid court that sal ac-
count and SAID Application Ice TcieTTv! l. u session
Of said court 10 be heel at the probate ":loe ia sai 81
JUhusUuTy. the Jl>t .ay 81 Dee, A II. 10. iuT
hearing and decision thereon and III TuTtAe! ordered
that motto hereOi be given 80 AL pvT>u> interested ~
publication OF the three successfully the
CALIFORNIAN a newspaper published II II ;Jyhu>tu.y
previous 10 said time appointed fsT hearing that
may appear said lime and place. AMI SHOW Iay.>c.
any they have, VIII SAID account shout Lot yc u.
lowed, anu -Ut decree AIDE.
BY the CUurt-Attest,
a5T ASA l.. FRENCH, judge 81 Pr Date.
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We judge from the immense sales that
Mrs. S. A. Aliens improved NEW s.ylse) Hair
Restorer or Dressing Tin one bOttle) is preferred
by every one Every druggist sells IT, Price S19:SS

sn- As internal and external remedy for all lung
difficulties we are told thut Johnson's Anodyne Lini-
has equal; 1t will cost but little to try it. and
We feel sure relief will follow Il
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-12-13

They do things at Clsremont.
WHAT, would you Ike 70 know
Then resd this al Vermont
About the Cl.remont Manufacturing Co.
Three thousand pounds of paper rags,
l. now their daily ration;
Yet their appetite never Asgs,
For paper is the consums:iun
To cover this paper with ink,
Six Presses run with lightning speed:
Yet they AWAY have enough Trey think
For neishhOring printer need.
The largest poster If sheir delight:
BIT they Print the smallest Label.
They'll head yOur hiIls aud letter. night,
or e'ea tin of fare for table
Two thousand books per Day they make
~ VARIOUS STYLES and sizes.
And II you're really wide s-ake
You'll write snd SAX for prlcsa.
The Oldest magazine or box
They VIII Reproduce completely
A on each shining hack you look,
You must e1clsim '.HOw neatly"
Five hundred thousand envelopes
And paper many & reKm,
Are waiting there in hopes
To be ordered Ser1h by steam
One thousand bibles on their .h.lve-
AnIiOu,ly wait to do you good.
The Co. hsve read them all through themselves.
And now they wish yUu would.
Diaries, pens and books for The schools
Daily sIire and ~ oft depart
Wrapping, pencils and rubber rules
Sold hsurly from their s.ore and CAT.
Send On your orders tc-dsr,
Don't wait III you have % bOrrSw,
KyOa don't forget the pay
You'll get your goods to-1aOuUw-
Many ether thingz they do;
But cu-tOIner ssys, ~Look here"
For am 20 work for the Co.
And 'tis = hurrying time Of the year.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-12-13

some Of the billiard players of this
place lave just completed Il trial of skill
,r The championship" OF The town. with
.r following result; First prize-a
..lmpion cue-Charle> ). Hastings; a
playing cue, l.. W. Mckay; marble
,auctte. Geo. ID. Stevens.
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BIRTHS.
DEATHS.

In Spring Valley, Minnesota, Nov. 81, to Rufus
d. Smith, formerly Of Newark
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PALESTINE COMMANDERY, NO. 5.
MASONIC IIALL-UNION BLOCK.
Stated COnclsve January I, 1885,.

~ At this season of the year. when so MANY Of on:
people suffering from colds we cal attention L
Ayers Cherry Pectorl a. sure not only for coughs
and colds but all affections Of the lungs and throat
Having used it in our family for many years, we caI
speak from personal knowledge Of its efficiency. Their,
msy be other remedies that good, but in all
perence this has proved to b. by the best Its qua
ities uniform and wholly reliable.-N H. Register
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For couuhs, colds and CONSUMPTION tr

the old and well known Vegetable Pulmonary Bslsam
approved and used by oldest and best physicians
and families for forty years past Get the genuine.
tors s5-e5
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Sperial 1otifes.

PASSUMPSIC LODGE, NO. 27. F. A. NJ.
MASONIC HALL-UNION BLOCK
Stated meeting, jan g. Called meeting Jan. Ii
III. {. HASTINGS, Secy.
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DR.. Anders' Iodine Water
New York Wholesale Prices Current,

Reported expressly for the 81. Johr!sbl CGIsioin1I
bv ii. L. BALLARD l. Co, General Produce Com,
mission Merchants, No. 3j2 Washington street, y. Y,
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THE CALIFORNIAN,
LOCAL AND STATE ITEMS,

r JonNsBuRY, VT, FRIDAY, DEC. 10, 1861
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cs- The swectes, sing and the sweetest perfume
Of the d'y Adelina Patti and Phalon's Might
Blooming Cereus." Both are American The fair
singer eTaptures everybody perfume is in mand
cveryW here--tr5nrIet1trn Cn,ni. SS&>1
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CONCORD.

Peschsln, Vt, Dec. II, lS6I. S.,
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WINDHAM COUNTY.
We see it stated that ID. b. Stedman. a
practical printer. is TO become associate
editor and proprietor of the Brattleboro
Phenix
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-10-11

julia Gold aud silver Mining Conn
pany, Storey County, State of Nevada Notice
Is hercby given, that at u meeting Of the Trustees
Of said Company, held on the seventeenth day Of
August. 1867, an assessment Of TWO DOLLARS
AND A HALF (S2 SOY per share was levied upon
the capital stock of said Company, payable imme.
diately, in United States gold coin. to the Secro.
tary. NJ the Office of the Company, GOT Washing.
ton street, San Francisco. Cal.
Any stock upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on the TWENTIETH DAY OF.
SEPTEMBER, 1867, shall DO deemed delinquent
and will be duly advertised for sale at auction,
and, unless payment shall be made before, will be
sold on WEDNESDAY,. THE TENTH DAY OF
OCTOBER, 1867. TO pay the delinquent assess.
ment, together with costs OF advertising and ex-
penses Of sale.
By order ofthc Board of Trustees.
a. NOEL, Secretary.
Office, 6O7 Washington IT. san Francisco, Cal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-10-11
SHANEY s.
Merchant 4 Tailors

Opposite NEWS Office, Gold Hin.>
Alsrse Stock Of Goods constantly on hand.
T15eAll orders promptly hlled and warranted
to suit
Gold Hill. Oct. S. 1887. oca.u.
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Tux ALvRnsoS-w,.sos MATERIAL

THg ALvERsoN-WissoN MATTER.-At
one o'clock on yesterday, Alverson's
trial before Justice Boutou, Of Silver
City, was called, when u new charge
was brought-that Of "assault with III
tent to commit murder" At first, AL
version was merely charged with assault
and battery. Alverson, under the charge
of assault with intent to commit MUIR
der, was put under $4,000 bonds, and
for lack Of the same, was committed 10
prison-the trial being postponed to the
2lst of this month as by that time 1t IS
hoped the prosecution will be able to
have the testimony Of Wilson, or the
fate of the wounded man, for life or
death out of this assault, will be deter
mined.
BGaLE.-This worthy young man,
who is beloved by all acq~uaintances,
who carries the News, who has had I"
dog poisoned recently, who speaks
! Dutch and German, both at the same
time, who is not engaged to be married,
who only desires to earn an honest MIL
lion, who abstracts all ~ st. 10. Her
aids, this beautiful youth, BGgle, has a
splendid assortment Of pocket cutlery,
Photographic albums, purses, combs,
bedbug ~nippers, i~nkstands, portfolios,
pens, toothpicks, etc., ETC., 1T his most
convenient stand in the Post Office hall,
Virginia city. Begle receives large in
voices of the best German periodicals,
every steamer.
ST. MARy's CHURCH FMlR.-Only two
nights more. Yesterday afternoon the
children attending st. Mary's School
paid the Fair u visit, and made u merry
scene. There are no impositions prac-
ticed in this Fair. Everybody seems to
DO enjoying 'theirsels,' who attend. Two
or three ratfleS tonight. Go and take a
ticket.
NEW WoRK.-H. C. Bennett, formerly
of the Virginia ECeniag Bulletin, will
soon have published II work written by
him, entitled "The Natural Wealth of
California" II. c. Lille & Co. will
have the book for sale, and II highly
complimentary notice of it may be ex-
pected from the Enterprise.
TIME.-The matinee at Piper's, to-
morrow afternoon, commences at two
o'clock p. NJ. The managers request us
to say that the performances will be
entirely select in character-naught said
or done TO offend the most fastidious.
BULLIoX.-There was shipped from
Wells, Fargo 4 Co.'S Gold Hill office,
this morning, 1 bars. of bullion,
weighing 269 pounds, which Is valued
at Ss,23S G..
"MASINEE." = Tomorrow afternoon,
at Piper's Opera House, Virginia, for
families. Now is the chance for little
'uns.
HEAr.-At noon, to-day, in Gold Hill
the mercury stood at 76o and in Silver
City at 700.
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Masonic Notice.
.,ILvER STAR LODGE NO. 8. f.& \
- A. n, meets NJ their ouge-'Som;~
CORNER Main aud Blanchard streets. Gold M
I'M. every Saturday evening at 7o'cloek
stated Communications. hrst saturday In each
month. An Brethren In good standing are cor.
daily tavi,ed.
W. N. HALL. Secretary.
Gold Hill, Sept. I. 1867. sel-tf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-10-11

CONFIRMATION SERvIcE.-Right Rev.
W. ~Ingraham Kip, Bishop of California,
and Provisional Bishop Of the Diocese
of Nevada. administered the solemn rite
of confirmation last evening to twelve
persons in Carson. The service took
place at the Methodist church. The
Bishop is announced to hold service OF
the same character this evening ut Em.
pire. On Sunday he will preach at Vir'
giuia city.-CarsOn appeal, llh inst.
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ICE! ICE!!

THE CITIZENS OF GOLD HILL ARE IN.
/ formed that the subscriber will furnish them
with ICE during the summer. His Ice wagon
will be In Gold Hill every morning ut 6 O'Clock.
Orders for the article can DO left at the Gold Hill
Exchange Saloon, and they will be promptly
nlled. CHARLES ST.
Geld Hill, May 8. 1857. myl.u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-10-11

A..e..meut NetIco-Belcher Mining

Asscssmeut Notfco-b elcher NAinink
Company, Baldwin Company aud A6ernathio
Conpany.-Notice Is hereby given. that at u
meeting of the Trusteel Of the above Companies,
held this day, An assessment Of Five (eS) Dol.
lars per share was levied on each aud every
share OF the capital stock Of each Of the above
Companies, payable immediately, to the Secrets.
ry, at the Bslcher office. Virginia, Nevada, In
United States gold coin. Any stock on which
said assessment shall remain unpaid on
TUESDAY, October %, 1867, will DO advertised
on that day as delinquent, and, unleas payment
shall be made before, will DO sold on FRIDAY,
November -, 1857, to pay said delinquent as.
sessment, together with costs Of advertising and
expenses of sale. By order OF the Board ofTrus.
tees. H.. BRUCkMANN. Secretary.
Virginia. New. September II, 1867. se23.lm
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AYERS AGUE CURE,

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FRIDAY, November 20.

SRNATE.-Mr. Pomeroy presented a memo
rial from citizens OF WILMINGTON, Del, praying
eQual suffrage every ywhere. Referred TO Com
mittee on District OF Columbia.
Mr.. EomuDds, from the Joint Com mittee on
Retrenchment, reported a resolution discharg.
ing from arrest Edward q. Dunbar, of New
York; Dunbar having pureed himself OF con-
tempt, and declared his readiness 10 testify
before the committee. The resolution was
passed
Mr.. Chandler offered a Joint resolution de-
claripg strict neutrality on the part OF the
United States between the Kingdom OF Great
britain and the King Of Abyssinia. during the
diffeuities now pending between those two
countries.
Mr. Chandler "a this resolution was a :
exact copy Of the proclamation Issued by the
Gevernme MT of Great Britain on the AIN OF
May, 1861, in relation to the United States and
he thought IL but Just and rig ht that we sh I'd
observe the same courtesy Ilaueh,erl towards
Great Britain.
Mr. Sumuer.-I think the resolution had bet
ter lie over.
The Chair. Does the Senator ask for its
present consideration.
Mr.. Chandler-les, sir.
Mr.. johnson, object.
Tne resolution accordingly went over
Mr.. Nye introduced bill TO provide the
MODE and manner of selecting the officers for
the District Of Columbia. Referred TO CON-
Dittee on District OF Columbia.
Mr.. Morrill,, Of Vermont, iutrod u ced bill TO
increase legal tender notes 10 the value OF par
Referred 10 Committee on Finance.
Mr.. Merrill said these important financial
matters must be looked TO, IL was necessary
and imperative. and he was for Congress
graphing with all the difficulties at once ard
ascertainIng the true solution for the financial
troubles now Distressing the country.
Mr.. Williams introduced q bill 10 supply
Deficiencies in The appropriations for the fiscal
year ending June 81. lot7.
senste then went into executive session, and
at Its close adjourned till Monday.
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LAND SALRs IN LoUDoN COUNTY, VA
The LeesGrg Mirror reports the following sales
OF property IN that town and in the vicinity:
1he houses and lots IN and around Leesbure,
belonging 10 the estate OF the late Parkin son L.
Lott, and here ofore advertised in this paper
were sold on saturday last BY ]. L. Rinker,
of acres and - poles, brought SIS per acre
A lot adjoining the above, containing between
and acres, with IN ordinary frame hou se
solo for sll2 per acre. lot adjoining the
acres, and adjoining town, sold for S3075 per
acre. A lot adjoining the above, OF 10 acres,
sold for s3i per acre. John n. Orr, purchaser
None Of the above lots were enclosed. A small
lot OF about l acre, Just south OF the railroad,
on King street. sold for si35. MRS. Mary Lott,
purchaser. The lot on the corner OF King and
Royal streets, with large frame dwelling
houee, store. house, stabling, &C., sold for
sl,6ta. John Small. purchaser. This proper
~, q lew years before the war, brought $500.
the railroad, brought $40. Richard ssilev.
colored. purchaser. The brick store house on
King street occupied by VIM. II. Thomas. as
un shop. bronsht si,077. VIM. II. Thomas,
the war, sold for SLIGO. The lot and brick
building on King street, occupied by j Jos. Alb
bott as a shoe shop, brought $3.50. Henry Sell
On Monday last the real eeiate, situa,ed near
Hoyesviiie. In this county, and belonging 70
the estate Of the late Peter Hickman, wa. sold
at public sale BY ]. L. Rinker, aucuoneer. as
follows: The home farm, containing 15s acres.
Al SIS per acre-Thomss Hickman, pure he ser;
another tract Of q acres sold for Ss4 per acre
came purchaser; so acres at $5l .s5 per acre
Arthur Orrison. purchaser and 3S acres At
SOL per acre-Thomas n. Edwards, purchaser
The remainder of the estate. consisting of SCI T.
erel small wood los, were sold at the same
time he exact figures for which we dtd not
learn. --l.s 'o = -
p Mr.. SamueI T. DAVIS, of this county, last
week purchased from the heirs of the late
Henry 8. Taylor, farm of l5s acres at SO per
acre. John l.. Rinker, auctioneer, sold on
WEDNESDAY last, 20 TuDis Titus, the fArm be.
longing TO the estnte Of the late, Adm White,
containing l6s acres. Sor s65 IS per acre.
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CHICAGO, Nov. .2s.-Weston, the pedestrian
left Calumet, Ind, forty-two mile, from this
city, at I2.i5 p. m. yesterday, reaching MIlIer's
Station, thirty miles from here, at So He
had not in tended to stop at Miller's, but some
OF the horses gave out and he remained there
until p. m and after taking lunch, pushed
on, reaching Gibsons Station, fourteen mile.
from Chicago, at lois p. m, travelling sixteen
miles in four hours and fifteen minutes Here
he was loiped by twenty i've police Off GERS
from Chicago. He did not make any halt At
this point, but set ont at once for Hyde Park
six miles from Chicago, reaching there at two
O'Clock this morHing at about nine O'Clock
panied by q large police escort, carriages, an
numerous pedestrians, and a band.
As early as seven O'Clock in the morning
crowds or people commenced pouring out 70
the southern limits. He reached the JUNCTION
at Odd street and Wabash avenue about ten
O'Clock, three miles from his hotel. His march
down the avenue was perfect ovation for the
entire distance, the sidewalks were flied with
q mass OF people so dense that motion was
almost i'm possible. The scene at the Sherman
House almost defies description. Clark and
Randolph streets, and the Court House Sduare
were black with the crowd. Probably over
fifty thousand people were wedged In the
confined space. In spite of the efforts
OF the police, Weston was fairly carried into
the hotel on the shoulders of the crowd. This
afternoon Weston appeared at the Opera Hou Sc,
ana viii again this eveniog. At the latter
appearance he will deliver q lecture on atb Ietic
sports. He will remain I'm the city two weeks
during which time he will attempt the fe lt of
walk one hundred miles on the Dexter Park
Course.
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The Fenian Demonstration in New York
Yesterday.
Especial Dispatch to the Starl

NEW YORK, Nov. 29.-The funeral process
sion In honor Of the Fenians who were recent:
ly hung in Manchester, came Off yesterday
and was most imposing spectacle. About
nve thousand lrishmen formed long
column four deep. And marched through the
principal thoroB ghfares att .nded by three
nears es, each con aInilg a coffi ON which was
inscribed the name of one of the xecu ted men
The procession halted at Union square, where
oratlons were delivered extolling the herots On
OF the martyrs and the cause for which they
died. Superintendent Kennedy refused to
furnish police escort to the managers of the
anais on the ground that he could not order
his officers to attend q procession gotten up in
honor Of the m urderers OF policemen. q.
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Sentence of Gen. Custer Approved
Special Dispateh IN the Starl

ST. LOUIS, No. 2s.-The Republican has n
dispatch from Fort Leaven worth, dated Nov.
18th, which says
Brevet Major General Custer, Lieutenant
Colonel Of The 9TH Cavalry, whose case
was sent TO Washington some time ago
for 'he Presidents final a.don, was received
here and sentence read before the troops
on dress parade this evening. Some of
the charges upon which he was tried
were absence from bis command without
leave, and leaving his men in the hands of the
lnoians without any effort TO rescue them:
making undue haste en- his return march,
thereby causing much damage TO the stock. and
conduct preJudicial 10 good military discipline @.
1t finds him guilty and suspends him from
rank aud pay proper for one year.
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PROM PHILADELPHIA.
Proposed p aid Fire Depav,me nt-Fsuera
Of Chic. Engineer Lyle.

ISpectdf DItpdtch % the Star
PHILApsLPHIA, Nov. 2e--The proper com
mittee Of Councils have adopted plan for a
paid fire department of this city. The proposd
department will consist OF ~ steam engine and
Ike d Ter OF hose carriages with 3 hook
and ladder trucks, the estimated expenses o.
which, would be si24.sOO per annum. The
funeral OF Chief Engineer Lyle Of fire depart.
ment yesterday, was one OF the largest ever
seen in this city, upwards OF 95 companies had
representatives. The chief engineers and del
efates from fire companies In nearly every city
apd 70 wn In this State. and several from New
YORK, New jersey, Maryland. and Connect
cut were present
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