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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-01-04
Great !SnOaC Storm.
While we here in Northern Vernon

While we here in Northern Vermont
feel ourselves sligtited that January ha.
come and yet 10 sleighing for us, ouI
neighbors south and west have been luxu-
rating in good >leighing and .'two-feet
snow storms During the storm last
Thursday aud Thursday night, when there
was but a furry of snow here, the state OF
New York, about Troy and Albany
especially experienced the greatest fall, OF
snow that has occurred at any one time
for twenty years. 1t is estimated that two
feet Of snow tell, and the wind filed it up
in drifts from six to ten feet deep. We
copy soUie items from our exchanges
Travellers by rail in New York during
the snow storm of Thursday and Thursday
nj ght met with great delays and no little
hardship. On the Trey and Boston Rail-
road, two trains lay ali night within two
miles of Troy, unable to get down. The
snow was SO deep that the passengers
could not be reached by carriages, and
had TO remain all night. Supper and
breakfast were served to them by the rail-
road company. Twelve engines were on
the road between Troy and East Albany.
Three passenger and several freight
trains were showed up at West Albany,
and Il large gang of men were employed
to shovel away the snow, but every effort
proved futile The gale was 50 terrific
that the men were completely covered up
in the drifts. Tnc snow was piled up
higher than the locomotives, and all at
tempts TO eXtricate them by shoveling
proved useless.
On Friday morning two locomotives and
two coaches were sent out TO the relief OF
the Snow-bound trains. After almost
supcrhuman eXertion success crowned their
efforts, and the passengers, who had been
spending the night in the drifts OF snow,
We're released. and taken to Albany. pretty
well chilled, and with most ,oraciou,
appetltes.
The first train east out of Albany since
Thursday afternoon left that city for Bos-
ton Saturday. All day Friday ami Friday
night worhmen Were busiIy engage! in re-
moving the snpw-,lritts which had 80 cf-
ttctutlIy blocked the road.
The following is from the Springfield
Republican: The amount of SHOW which
has fallen 90 the berkshire mountains i
much greater than in this vicinity. IN
many places three feet deep on level.
and for two days after the storm ceased
the wind blew tlriD'Isly and the SNOW
drlttcd inces>antly. At the place of the
OF the trains. near iIin>,lale, the
drifts were II icet in depth by actual
and there are numerous
others OF scarcely les magnitude The
veterans of the Western Railroad speak OF
this rs the stvcrrSt storm ever known In
lis history, and never but once before has
there been so long Il detention OF the
trains.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-01-04
Sheridan or Il" kil:uJ u Fl.~.a-
Hlo9.

1t has long been the pn!icy OF III cop
perhcad press to rill.ulc all rrpl";S a.
maltrcItmcnt OF the colorrl rae at il!,.
south as abolition stur-i,- = ;. ~ ior c.i,,.!
or with but slender lo,m iaiion il fact.
They would have the people believe thai
the blacks are perfectly well of and con-
tented IN slavery or tn, nearest approach
to 1t that the >ortl can attain un ic. pres
ent laws; and if anybo!y inii,r.;c~ ihe
contrary they call it h!ac.l-r,pnb:ican
"iecIionccring story They will hardly
dare 10 call hy such name the following.
sentences iii Maj Gcn. S!eri Ian, lyporl.
Just published:
MY own rriniaa i llra; til, Til o. a
white man Tor the mari OF! 4 freedman.
IN Texas, would he .arcr. ali IN n.ak-
ing this Statement make /, h.c:tu-. trait,
compcl- me, AMI tnr ia Other rvISpn."
1T is strange that over Il winte man
Killed by lndiaus OF an cxtcn>i.c framli-,
the greatest excitement will take piic,. bat
ore'' th~ killing Of mny ire GR.s III IL -
h'?neatS, ao'toHg Is do3r ,.,nno: help h.,
see this, and | cannot help bat !e!! il t,
my Superior>. no matter how unpleasant
1t may be TO the authorizes OF Taxa-.
Gen. Sheridan seems to lhiak-lnl \
great many will think lac is rir.!,-:lat
freedmen get killed. and nobody i pun
islIed bat we dub; if he succeeds in
Making the copperheaI dtmor,cy bellc.c
ii, though they may 10; dare 10 deny hi,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-01-04
The CuiedOni0n for 1867.

With the new year the CALEDoNIAN
cn'crs upon the last half of its thirteth
volume. From 1887 to 1867 the sub
srrip,i1n list, advertising and job printing
patronage Of the Office, has gradually in
creased and although the cxorbitant
price Of paper, and the high prices cencr-
ally d The last three years, have left a
small margin for profit, we have nothing
to complain OF, but are clad to record the
healthy condition of the CALIFORNIAN at
the opcnilg Of 1857.
For what degree Of success the GALE
DOMAIN has attained, we are largely in
d2btrd to a discriminating public, who
have ever appreciated our efforts to give
them live, reliable, local newspaper
business men, too, have learned that pa
PER which refuses to corrupt its readers by
Inserting for money the indecent advcr-
ti>2mcnt> which now flood the country.
i Il valuable medium for legitimate bust
ness advertising. How well they have
awaited lEcm>cl, cs of It's columns for reach
in4 the thousands Of households in tbi,
s'ri,n OF tn state. let our columns for
th4 past year testify.
Dlrln9 The year to come we SHALL en-
dtaN Or, a> III the past. 10 make the GALE
OMAN worthy ne Sl:rpnrt OF tie intcli-
g.nl people OF Caledonia County How
we'll we >.IaIl succeed will depend much
upon the corporation of the loyal citi-
zenS. to whom we have been 50 much in
debte heretofore. We would like to send
tn CALEDoNIAN to all old subscribers.
AMI to Il, many new ones as feel like civ
inc ii trial.
We can but again ask all friends TO
send IL local news as soon as it occurs. |
The CALtDONIAN points with pride to
the fact that it was the first paper in Yer
m,nt to maxi IL hO..A depmtm mt upon the
third page Of each issue, and no small
share Of lis success is due to the attention
given this department. The praise 50 Of
ten bestowed for its cxccllcncy in this re-
gard, We Gladly divide with our numerous
l-cil correspondents and friends through
on I'LL this section.
The price OF the CALt1,oNIAN remains
the $3.50 per year, or -. 90 when
paid in advance Terms of advertising
will be found on first column of second
prgt Oar office is we'll supplied with
'bhing material; ard most kinds OF card.
hll head, h;lnE5il and circular printing
can BE- done rs we'll here aS in the city.
OtI'rS solicited for the paper, advertising
Or I'b printing.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-01-04

HousEuoID READING. This is the
title ot han lSomelv got up volume,
made up Of articles which have at some
tim appeared in the columns Of the Con-
gl'gAfJaa!tt. Some Of the articles reach
back rs far as 1917, AMI some, indeed
IN Il. are o! q much mere recent date.
Many q the articles are by some of the
most noted diynes and writers of the
land Oac cannot look over the book
without IN increased appre ation of the
vaae Of paper from which 50 many ex.
cel!cnt articles are extracted. The pub
Usher, Of the Congregalionalist have done
a good thing in bringing out this volume.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-01-04
They send it free for two new subscribers
to their paper, accompanied by the subscrip-
ton price Of the two papers-S5.08.

state TEMPERANCE SOCIETY. - The
state temperance society held It's annual
meeting at St. Adams the week before
Christmas. The meeting lasted two DAYS,
and was occupied by addresses, discus
sions, etc, which were of much interest.
The principal written addresses were by
Judge Willard of Castleton, and Prof
Parker of Dartmouth College. From re-
ports at this meeting it was shown that
the prohibitory law was extensively en-
forced, and was very etficacious in sup
pressing the illegal traffic in intoxicating
drinks. Windsor county is reckoned as
The poorest place for rumselers Just now.
the law being better enforced there than
in any other county in the state. Bel.
lows Falls, Bennington ard Brattleh ro
are represented as making good progress
in the right direction, strGns public SEN
'lment being formed IL. favor of the law
and against the traffic.
kev' A. L. Cunn of the Baptist semi
nary at Fairfax, was chosen president for
The year ensuing, and DR.. Warner of New
Haven and Judge Willard of Casteton
are tie heavy men on the executive COM
mlttec.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-01-04

SAD ACCIDENT, Saturday hdv
namrl Mi.ia-l eat rel mill own Il hv =
man named Wright. i; Wa~h.norom iie
o'""r county. i'r ihe purpose o. s,cinr
her husband. Wiki, Passing rumc nach.n.-
y Ter dress caught: AM in :,n in,.ai,, "a.
~ I.1wn ia anl her IL ,.vrreI from
her h''l"- IL iin>;an hearing her cri,.,.
went To her assistance; bat. in end .lyor-
IN Ia eXtr:sa'r her from her perilorS
ro-itl"n. "rt lis arm cannht i'm the ma
c,i''rr- tn latter tearing tne limb ne ar,lv
Of, Putting his remaining hanl in iii>
pork !. h" drew oat :ii> knife. AMI, Open
lns The bad with liz teeth, cut tie piece
"t ia which his crushed arm hum by.
ar seizin@ hi vii. in his uninjur,.l arm
cai'ri-I her down s.air<, where bot. fell
exhausted MeEcal attendance WIS an
>ia"Ily given hut Ahl.a.,l gradually failed
until Nonl u, when he died. lis wife Is
thought TO he ont OF danrer.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-01-04
Hon. LUciUS Is. PEEK,

We noticed q week or two since the at.
tack by paralysis in Lowell. Of Hon. l..
Il Peck of Montpelier. He died on FRI
DAY List. and his remains were convened
10 Montpelier on Saturday. Several m,m-
Der, OF the bar proceeded TO White River
junction to meet the friends and remains
and escort them home The following no
ice of the deceased we find in Waltun'-
Daily:
We record the death of this distinguish
ed LAWYER to-day. He was born at Water
bury. about the year 1890. and WAS Il son
of Gen. John Peck. who was for several
years high sheriff OF thi, county The ed
ucatl"n OF Mr.. Peck WAS such Us was f.
De had in the common schools. with few
terms 1T the grammar school. and two
years ut the United States military ac;ul-
envy ut West Point lie studied law first
in the Office Of Samuel Prcl.:i>s of Mont
pclier, and completed his studies with
Drnison Smith OF Barre. Mr. Peek was
admitted TO the bar about 1921 I'm Oranrt
county, We think and commenced hi, pro-
feS-lonai lite mt Barre, but in 4 short time
removed to Montpelcr From that time
his practise has been extensive, his repu-
taton is one OF The ablc>t LAWYERS in the
state calling him to other countries, and
living him employment in The most I'M
port;nt cases.
" an advocate he never inlnIgcl in
oratorE his style of arguing bcinr una
dorncl, tcrsc, logical and always to the
point hence his hi oh reputation was
founded upon soil attachments. which al
ways gave him the confidence and respect
OF the court. To the law. too, rather
than party politics, he cave his attention
20 i'll politics he followed in the conserva-
i've line natural to lawyers, who give
great WI gilt 10 established customs and
old authorities, Naturally inclined to
hollow his i;ithcr Is Il democrat, he never
ihelesS opposed that party when Gen.
jackson attempted the then radical, change
IN the currency. aud argued the question
in the Waterman. Subsequently,. us the
opponents Of democracy began to be radi-
cal on the slavery question, Mr.. Peck's
conservatism led him to tie democratic
party, with which he has since affiliated.
though during the war we think he sup
ported the administration Of President
Lincoln. Mr. Peck served in the state
legislature asrepreseniaIive of Montpelier.
IN congress from 1917 10 1851, and as L. .
). district attorney from 1888 to 1854.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-01-04

The singular fact that. for months wh;S-
Ky h'> been sling in New York at from
Sl.11 10 5000 per gallon, notvithStanl-
~ iie ia"t tilat iii, government tax alone
l. > pc "Hli"n, has II length reused our
;'>;ute ".iiciii> 10 th;conviciion tina: some
thinE must he wrong. and the result %
that upwards OF 80 dlSiill. rieS have been
seed in the city alone. The DOLCE of
the ''baa;> ha~ ben 20 mix :. little lnr-
Pe.'iiht Will. tie whis..y and call it burn
ing huiI."
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-01-04

\ terrible iirc occurred in McmI!.i. on
Ike iH'!l. il 4 confetti rrtr. store, - per-
>'n~ we asleep on la. :. AMI In >,ori =
ii Inc building, Fire uriginlic,i in the
r1.,':r from nI>rnNn Gus. ;:ul iillsl rh,.
app" stories "i.h smoke by which II
.l>,'~ w.r, los. Tnc flames cut o.; c.st..>
~ iil' >tt:r>. HI, ownar >.ivel himself
b" t."ln.G curtains Go.e!.,rr and letting Kim
- 'l'Nn to lie lrai."ny on the - story.
,i"-r?i E.r,.slni jumped from Tie l,h
>!".y 40 q mul hole ia an a,.cv. and
>.'NsI Iii liz. \ Mr. WAlter laap,l from
ia IA >;nry anl clIg,.t ON 4 wln lnw
'i";icr "t liz - s:Drr, wl,-, IL hell
himself iii IeS-uel 10y Ihc fireman. OH r.,
,y're ;'.~tu*i tr;'m line i'h story 10y ,:,e
iir>m'H- Oiiier> jumped from tie 4lh
>'ory al, w'r' d.;,i:el To pieces on the
>tun,>.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-01-04

PERSONAL. - We find the following
item in the Richmond Dispatch Of Dec.
p:
The congressional excursion party. con-
SIStlng OF Senator Poland of Vermont.
Senator kirkwood Of Iowa. Representa-
i've >panldlng OF Ohio and Hon. Mr.. COL
by register OF the treasury, with their la
dies, reached til, city Yesterday in the
United States revenue cutter, Norihcrnrr
and are guests of the Ballard II ,nSe. The
strangers will remain for a
day or two, visiting points of interest in
add around the city. We hope they will
have an agreeable time and return with
Pleasant impressions OF the metropolis of
Virginia.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-01-04

Chief Justice Chase. II l. said. enter
tainS doubts of the original jurisdiction OF
the supreme court over the Linc,Il a>,a,-
SinatIon consplrators now i'm JrI,0ncl al;
the Dry Tortugas, and Rever,iy J5hu~)n
intends now to apply TO Pre-il-nt johnson
fer an order for their release, is having
been tried by au unconstitutional. tribunal.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-01-04
boston NARkET-I

Fi''l I-M'Ft"r suTori1e - -, IL - 20: c.s.-
me- = 80 a. u = iurr q q ~ e.,
10 - Luis u Ssi;'' &c -7-sp : bSl oout-l.a
4ser-, - 49,
IN -Wcs IN mix 4. ST. l6l-= rru-h,-r \, AJAX
Hi-in ~ La OATS -,,-ie--, - ga t-I>- - 2.
n'-' O. '-en- RYE So 81. -aa. SHORTS ss--u,,5
- FINE "a 10 $50 G. S2.n' 1aIDDLINtiS.
ia a. - G-on.
PORN Pic, : g Ga merz. q ~ % - Ia. cla p
-. e Gee. EET -ixl d, mes. Ii; ua. { mn
49,. LARn, J.: - la--. SMOKED HAM. r. :,
lie ; 10 BIiIEl, > 9 lie %. CBEEsE. / "a
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-01-04

UNUSUAL. - ''CapitaI slciyhing III
Washington" 'Eighrcen inches Of snow
IN New York" Good >lcighiug i'll Chi
caso,' and like items read rather queer
here in st. Johnsbury, where we can loo.,
ont the window and see the ice and wood
men drawing in their winter stores Oh
wheels.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-01-04

The SHOW drifts iii Pi;t>feld are SO deem
that buildings story and a half high
have only their roofs visible above the
snow, and the streets are like deep cut
canals. \ train OF freight cars is buried
nearly out Of sight.
CHRISTMAS SpuRr AT MEAIpHIs-Tbe
Memphis Post gives the names of six
negroes who were wanionlv shot in reck
less SPORT III and near that CITY. on
CHRISTMAS day, by white men Two were
dangerously and Two fatally wounded.
Several OF The perpetrators Of these I'M
provoked outrage, were arrested. In one
case a crowd who witnessed the shooting
OF negro refused to give any information
Of the murderer.
\ poor little girl in the fourth ward,
New York. as she was diving, said ..She
was glad she was going to die, because
now her brothers AMI sisters would have
enough to eat :"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-01-04

LAWENrAm.E AfF,II death from
t!;. h.unlyrim- manner in VIII ich 4 p!Ir>i-
cans recipe MAS written t.uh place al
Washington CA SUNDAY III .ht s,>;. y lii
I!r al. .h.r.,cn Years q; ace. haI some
;.ii:i.3n whir'r rlli. inr TIA, services al 4
q 'ri'r- Nh Nr"ic out u prescription. tie
r.i.i ::.-'.. i'i 80. vii "a -'...,.ll !...,r been
"ne '.r.'.',.;.l ".INlr "i opium, not AN uliirI-
"Ii preparation. hut known a, LI-AIunn'~
preparation 1T opium, ami recognized bv
'hc me III Profession 10y IL >natlim.
qualities. Tar decor. in wr..iia. the pre-,
~-rIptin". ;i.rylil.ul The worl elixir. a.
h,' claims. ~ 5u; The apo:!e,:lrv read
/; ''cEt. aI.d - Compounded l.. lie ,lu,c
prr-"ll..i. on, table Spoonful. w. min
t>.cr'I 10 the Child. WHO tnol al least >ev-
- @r"lH> q. opium, whereas the intention
~ L. than hall Il cram. D.>piir al!
iii'i could h done iur ter ;ac Child died
IN i ~ Lcuv> Axe he ,iru. WIS admin
.>teryL y coroner Jury examined t!.,.
-. .hl several experienced apo;i.cca-
- ;,~.i IL ! that they would have nl.ci
..lt iny-cr'Pi ira~t IL Ii hal been done.
q" tia; liz IN Heal formula admits ot IA
ii''r ''im Tor Elixir than .-c!ixr,'' and
.X'rHc: "cN,r- Thr jury iaileI To aare,
.t.eNyn D.in- !or attaching blame 10 both
ioc'"r ahi apo:.iecary a.d one for pI;ic-
a. the l;,nl; ~ the doctor alone. The
I'm jury VIII nave tne matter placed be-
orc ;hrm.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-01-04

CANADA OH - The oil business Of
Canada West i, very much depressed ow-
inc mainly TO the low price of oil, which
IS now worth less than $500 a barrel
Very many good wells have ceased work.
mo, as at present prices they cannot pay
Expenses. What has 50 DEPRESSED the
plicc of oil we have not learned. One
year ago 1t was bringing SO a barrel. IL
speaking Of this oil business the Cleveland
Herald says that more money has been
bored into the earth in The Gil rrcinp.
than has come from the holes made. AMI
mentions the case of man. who. man.
preclalive OF the good rule not TO put all
his eggs IN one basket, expended his for
tune of over one hundred thousand dollars.
and succeeded in developing eight good
producing wells, but has abandoned them
all, Pennies, because it will not pay TO
barrel and market the oil.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-01-04

HE FAEMINGToN MURDER. - Our
readers will rccollect that some two months
ag', NJ. Lu!her A. Thompson of Farm
mg'on, near Hartford, Ct, was called out
OF l'l> house in the evening, by Il man who
pretended 10 have broken his wagon
and brutality murdered. Two men have
been arrested, and the conflicting accounts
hey give Of their whereabouts on the
evening OF the murder, together with some
other circumstances, will warrant their
being bound up.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-01-04

LIrTLEToN.-There is to be a musical
festival at LiItleton, commencing Tuesday,
Jan. -, and closing Friday. with concerts
both Thursday and Friday evenings. w.
.. Perkins of Boston, directs the chcruseS,
and quite an array of solDi>ts are adver-
Used, among which arc Mrs. Hall of Bos
ton, Miss Harrington of dis place, M"s,rS.
Perkins and Cheney of Boston and Mrs.
Shepard of HolderneSs. The railroads
carry for fare one way.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-01-04

Rev. j. c. Fletcher delivered his lee
ture "a ride through SPAIN" at Lowell
last Friday
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-01-04

DARTMOUTH. - The gymnasium at
Hanover is nearly completed Will. the
new year the students are to issue new
magazine, entitled the ''Dartmouth Month
Iy.' 1t will be edited by committee
from the senior class. 1t is proposed to
raise In the state 4 fund of S25. 5000 to en-
dow "New Hampshire Professorship."
There are twenty five more students than
last year. The friends of the institution
are encouraged
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-01-04

Henry Clark, Esq, of Poultney, Is to
be one Of the editors Of the Rutland Her
aid. We welcome him to all the jpvs of
an editors lite, hoping he may escape its
sorrows and many pcrplexities.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-01-04

L. {. Scranton, cN-mayor of New Ha-
ven, and president of the New York and
New Haven Il. H., was run over and kill
ed by the ears Dec. %. In jumping on
the car platform he fell and swung under
the wheels. Two cars passed over him
managing his body terribly.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-01-04

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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-01-04
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-01-04

They have fifteen inches of snow at
Rutland, and the >lei.hiug excellent.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-01-04

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zhd l. I n md 's'Ty,i Tod r"- 80 ed. In ca .
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advance
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-01-04

EXECUTIVE PAEDONS.-T@e president
on Sn;"r,lay i>;ucl pa:lon> for John r..
Frr>t OF PENNSYLVANIA IN! james Palmer
Of New York, mali robbers, and Stephen
Smith OF NV York, counlcrlciter-Bo
to- JJUWH
Ii 4 SINGLE person within the year 1856
In, been convicted Of countcrttiting L. $.
currency without being par'loncd by Pres
i}ynt Johnson, we should Ike to hear who
he is and wha; state Institution he is en-
ployed in. The country is flooded with
coancr!cl. shinplaSter>, and instead of
taking measures to correct this evil, the
executive encourages is increase by inds-
cin,nI'cly parlning offenders. When
or government adopts and executes the
la,v ,I Great Britain. and prints on every
H., and >r!i t, 40 counterfeit this i
d't'h,' ten W may expect TO have Il
ll,tlr gclui... currency in circulation.
H.AN,TEAp.-Ihc journal SAYS it is
prop ,>al to erect Il LARGE hotel there the
coming summer, The proposed fair of the
Nev Elg'aIl soyi@'y there is the immeli-
ate inp.u> giycn t. TIL, project but it is
believed i. can be permanently sustained
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-01-04

Y REiIc or BNREAEI-u - Bttm,:Y.
h.. u. Fear negroes, convicted ot lar
ccnr. were ordered 10 Ice sold by Judge
Ml@radcr 1t Annapolis Oh SATURDAY
SOFA. 20 or 80 farmers We're present at
IN ~lir.
~ ii->; one WIS soil 10 john johnson,
WHO NJ lur l.lm>yli. ami the auriionecr
laAing his hi''. h. VA. finally knocked
,l,wn i, binI,,li AM became liz own ap-
i...,i-,.r tor 81. Arn'her mln brought
%. AMI tao gjrl- brought respectively
50 AMI So .,,rir Turra w;,> an officer
oi The rclm.n'- hnrelu ri Tie >tlc. and
i; WAS thnu.:lt ti.tt the bidding would
mae ic2n NOR. >piri;c'. hui Tor the fact
:hsi tn. Impression SCENE / 10 prevail that
IA other in question WAS ahnnt t" in'er-
icr' with the rl.ht ot the purchasers AMI
release t.i. NEGROES from their cu>tnly.