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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-13
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4 ~ CARPENTER S"a' =
Simeon PnMers' Estate

STATE OF VERMONT. Ia Probate ovurt holden a.
/ FIX District - sLu-l~Iturs u ana isr said
ti-fTi Z. the tih dav Sv,ilcnli,r- A d. lS67.
haie PuU-T> enthusiastically aud Timothy Powers.
agnsfIi>Ir-i- rte estate u Simeon PeBtrs late
luEv.tlr- AID eiSIT1y1. d-c-aS~g. makes af.icA-
lion al extend The time heretofore al
lucs them ga- rhe 1ytI> dc u, said estate aud
Z II ~ ,izK-
wty-,s4r Z t7sertG ny sad c0urg that said Ayll
cation To- hard - Il- !c.,-ar-. v-ivr Lu-i,lrc
ia rl 81, CAV 4 S,gie-tr l- aud Il i further 0r-
lyta3 Illar iiUe given all ,eIeaIl> CIC-rI,-i %
l- publication u disorder IN The Ialed,iar. frct-
ii ~ = lulI>1Grr. three weeks suuoe>sxey htlJre
I sAi- hearing
b. the tozTi -As.,sr. JONAH BROOKS. il. -.
A tue c,..y T-O1rd.-AIIrl- JONAH BROOKS. Ju1se
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-13

lloME FOR DESTITUTE CHILDREN
We have received communication from
Rev, John H. Worcester, of burlington,
relative to this institution We regret
that the length and ateness of lis arrival
prevents It's publication. The gist of it,
however, is this : The Home needs per-
manent fund; and to secure this. as well
aS TO make known the character and
claims of the institution. the managers
have secured the services. for a few
weeks. Of Rev. Isaac McAm, who will
present this cause to the churches aud
Christian people of this state. Mr..
Worcester writes: II speak but the
common feeling of the Christian people
OF tins community, when | commend
both the man and his object TO the un-
hesltatng confidence Of those to whom
he may apply.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-13
TIE RESILE-ihe returns from Is
towns in this state foot is follows:
John Is. Page, -. $40
John l.. Edwards. 9.lgS
PAGES majority.
Ia,.l

Pages majority. 1862
The remaining towns will increase this
majority TO nearly if not quite 10000.
Last year Gov, Dillingham's majority.
on 4 larger vote, WAS Il little les than
2j,001. We have returns OF representa-
lives from 90 towns. which elec. 2G2
Republicans and % Democrats. Sever
al of these Democrats were chosen from
strong republican towns The Senate
will stand 30 Republicans to one Demo-
crat.-Eictor Atwood having been elect
ed senator in Franklin county. defeating
Bradley Barlow. The regular Republi-
can candidate for judge of probate in
Franklin county was also defeated, Judge
Samson the present incumbent having
been reelected 10y a small majority. The
temperance question with other local
difficulties and qualrelS brought about
these results.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-13
John Sanborns Estate.

STATE or EkNONT. IL Probate Court holden a;
E-~-A n.>1-sgi :. I-UnelituIs- IL and iur sad
ii>ir'f IA iit I'll -AT = s'rl'elnt-r- A ID lr7-
llas u a 4-z. admin isTTzl,r -hr estate la
SAr.--, lar 10 'lc -. Il AZ .i-ricT & -a~e rlA---
- - sid court tzrel.l Iie rihl- htr+I Ode
zlz e. ana pa '-,f> -TiL ~9f1 ->tarv AID
O. rt.rE 49, ili->l-=Iiaa aCoo1-l ulIl some tur-se
1av
W'--.1-- rr = ordered ~ -aid court -ta- al Az
,.,a--l .- -a-1 - ,hr Prra-s, Olly. - lrIr- ~
uI o.. 80 asa ,a s>;-etIt.-T A u. IL all. Il J.
I--r- r- ra- al persons Interested he .u-I-,T3
h-r' si .,s-t.1 Il ihl. ,Is,T rlryr Rr-s- Sue
o-s.k -E rl- s'alvi,1la-s. Grrfel a. - J.hr-aJ-s
ir-E..'-> IL -al- Igl, - ilra-il.-
H. Tie Cs--r- ArT->f-JpNAM BEOOhS JUDI
ll7la tsfs Il f.UuT1 -Aff-s-.
-. JbN an BROOKS sua-a
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-13
The IermOHt Election.

Oar Democratic friends will again
probably say of the election in Vermont
tina. ''the Dutch have taken Holland"
All the more honor this to the State that
cannot possibly 20 hut one WAY and that
the right way Where i there a better
State. in ali the essentials of moral worth.
intelligence. good order and prosperity.
than Vermont That such a state il
the home OF Republican principles IS an
equal honor 10 itself and TO the great OF
ganizalion OF which il i such an mistaken
pillar The election Just recorded Was
devoid of all those features which are
calculated 10 attract popular interest and
draw ou; voters. Nothing but the con-
Sideraiion of national ISSUES served 10 call
the people 10 the polls. Unler these
circumstances. il Is most honorable 10 the
Republicans of Vermont that they have
done - well 10 far rs We can Judge
from the meagre Returns. they have tnliv
sustained the relative majority of last
wear. when Gov billing. am had nearly
10000 over Ms competitor.
Perhaps there was an additional III
citemcnt 10 attendance at the polls which
ought 10 lie mentioned. VIZ. divisions in
the Republican ranks in several locali-
ties We hope at least that such WAS
the effect OF these quarrels-oihcrwisc
there Is nothing 10 justify them, especial
ly as an example They may answer in
Vermont. where they Stem 10 show that
the party l. sllr'eriluouSly strong. but
Republicans in other States ought hv all
means 10 reject the precedent, often dan
gerouS and never honorable. We have
had ii now from ihe two extremes of the
[ nion-from Vermont and from Cali
fornia-and that Is enough for this sea
son.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-13
Marlin Towards Estate

- Ale or kkhoNI. II iraha,v Cs--E hell 81 -
tA---H-tA ->liic->>- Dlshfl-lsgrv. Within and IL
s2i4 L'Ntr ~ "a LIE 7-l ;sy Z - I~ru}s-. l~--
Az '->1-nf,iif- l,rIa sT1t- - tie Ia, NJ A.
e>aEl-t 80 Marin. D. sEar1 is-- sutton, IN - +.
distract arce->,.. teic-- ;-t..rvs - III. c.gr- =
Al-- sd lie vKec-u- r..-reiu named 10 .--
la;--
l. .-rs,s.r,. O.. saig ,lrt lat al persons ca,,---
e. iaFr.-- -- rillv1 60 a. sr 81 a >r~>'uu ~ =
90 % Z l s. l - - l- af, s-Eoairl - : l.>f --g
ga The ILL Srsl. l>t- and >tyw CAu-- II ana
thrv mas haze. sca>; tie ;rasa1r Z saia II ID In
Srl.l-l .ufs- = further ,-r-r-1 IkaT J,,,s : Inc
rrl-. ~ HIS I,.tT ~. i,t>t slTv- nvtA- >ut,t>-
-IEN o.. Lac Calelota-i. T-lu;-. Al ~ ylr,l-s .-
El-l> 10 SD tine a-ssil It'd foT hearing.
ASA l. FRENCH. Juise Il Probate
A true G. ~ 81 srCsra Attest.
"a ASA l. FRENCH. Jul-e Il P-.as-a
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-13

g There are many rumors from
Washington nowadays. The Boston
Post correspondent considers it settled
that Charles Francis Adams and Mr.
Steward will exchange positions. Gems.
Granger and Steedman called on the
President, Monday ; Granger is to ioir
his regiment at Memphis, with the prom.
Use that he shall supersede Gen. Howard
if the latter is removed. Gen. Steedmar
told the President he did not want tn,
war office, and that he had better not re
move McCulloch.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-13

An afflicted editor, who is troubled
with hand organs under the window,
longs for the ''evil days" mentioned IN
Eccleslastes, when "the grinders shall
cease, because they are few" and "the
sound Of the grinding shall be low"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-13
Moses Buchanan's Estate.

STATE rF VERMONT. IL Probate Court. HID As'lfle
Ja,ls-IIa ll>srfgr. Pr.tl-- Nloe IN 81 johns
bury "a The gTf ,.sr - September. u Is
'v-1 AA-Eea AsIaI,.i>Iraio- r. D. a. In. " n
estate u Moss buchanan. late q RResz-e IN ss'd
ii>iE-l; --N---v- I-aAtS .cA.ln l. $40 t,r1 II
lt--r - 49,. -v N-Ie q IL Tea. e~-are Z sac d.
lasvl. reirr-rlt-r- al 1h- sAi1 Teal .erAra
~ as - rc','4 - The helr. ans Al Interested n
$40 tate Ac >a1 4;fu-IfAl ha> ~ daora 10 sad
r-f-f tie -t and aTg -al4rs. NT-l,,l - : Tie
.4-ir> U. $40 ,>-zr- T,>iliil- IA Ill-> state
N-,-vss. 4 - f'--rts IA >a:- ,slr. that safs A.
lc4riun C'ipe ul-r Consideration ard heard On IL.
9Th 81 1 ci-e.,r- A . Is. tie ,lytAre ,f-lur
"a - : J hr> m. ard II further ordered 7far
al i,-S iitvre>I-l * ol--i.d hereof D.. ul,sua-
i,r 81 n.1io- q >s,t application ana ,srdtr .itrr,
three Zcvk> >-U,.>>k-lE The Gae1uliiar rrttrts
A. - h>lrr. fiare a time = heartr- rtal rtsry
max Ast-Ar Al eaid iu1e AID PLACE and 4 ihey see
Ca-ss- "s Jet Thereto.
b. Itv Cvg-T.-ArIeS;.
-36s ASA 4 FRENCH. Ind. 81. .P-,,s-e
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-13
PLUMMER & WILDER
James Town.end's Estate.

THE subscribers having been appointed h. The honor
ai-e p-,-tAie The district q Caledonia Ca-
mis>sIv1- 10 receive. examine and adjust al cAns
and demands u al persons against the estate II aile>
Townsend. late 81 Sheffield ia said di>ir1ci- d.
ceased. represented iI>plveni. and tie tenn u 81
u.plli> from the l5h day q August a u 1885, tiiS
ausri - and VTr Il The Creditors n said deceased
10 eAltiI AMI prove their respective claims before u
tiHc notice thai Will attend 10 the duties Oi sur
appointment the Dwelling house a Horace Drown
IN sheffield. in sad dIStricl. Tie I7lhdAg q SEP
tegber ard l5lh day ii February. nexi, a. ocooA
/ IL the Afternoon eacl & said das-.
HnkACs nRBEN.
IA fA'Al -
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-13
T JoHNSBURI, VT, FRIDAY, SEPT. ~, 1867.
JOB PRINTING,

u" are addtng to oar Printing tacilhi 2,
from time 10 time. and intend 10 1lu,lys Be
lrcpdred 10 do nearly all kinds Of JoJ PRINT,
"'9. such as Wedding, Adllress and BnSu .esS
cards. Circuiars. Bill Hrads. BlaHks, Re-
Cstlss. auction Bills and Posters. in q00d
style and at Jatr prices.
c. " STONE d co.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-13

WHAT ARE THEY FOR 1.-The editor
OF Ilarper's Weekly learns that there are
ten thousand men in Maryland called mi
litia, armed and under command of reb-
el officers and not long before Mr. Stan
ton was suspended a requiSition came
from the governor Of Maryland to the
war department for batteries, which Mr.
Stanton refused. Did Mr.. Johnson pro-
pose to arm these rebels with batteries
from the Washington arsenal and then
use them in preventing the re-assembling
of Congress?
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-13
4 Possibility.

However unpleasant it may be 10 con-
template, it is at east unwise to ignore
the possibility of a much lower depth by
Andrew Johnson. 1t is well to keep in
lnmd that he has thus far fulfilled the
Verse predictions concerning INN. The
person, who have argued that Seward,
and other members of the cabinet, re-
NAMED there simply to avert evils which
they forcsaw, through their influence over
the president, have abandoned even that
torlom hope.
1t l. useless to shut our eyes to the fact
that Secretary Stanton, Gems. Sheridan
and Sickleo were removed by Mr.. John
son because their course has not been
agreeable TO the rebels, and Is approved
bv faithful Union men. Everybody
knows that both Sheridan and Sickles
have been displaced, not for any fault,
but simply for the earnestncss and ability
with which they have executed the will
OF the people i'll enforcing the rcconstruc-
ton laws. What Is the effect of these
removals in the southern states? Evil
IDENTITY revival OF the smOuldering en-
bcrS Of rebellion, and delay in re-or-
gmizing their districts
In time. like these, VIXEN the country
j. almost in state Of revolution. and
cabinet officers and military commanders
are made and unmade in day. the qucs-
ton Is uppcrmoSt III many minds, What
will be the next move OF Mr.. Johnson,
and where will he bring up IN his insane
career! Some Of his friends hint at an
armed resistance to congress, and plan
10 assemble new congress, in which the
uureconStructed shall have representa-
ION As improbable and wild as this
scheme may appear. let our readers ever
bear in mind that up to this time, the
worst predictions in regard to Mr. John
son have proved the trueSt. 1t is said
there are ten thousand militia in Mary
land, under command OF rebel officers ;
Does Mr.. Johnson propose to Use these
troops 10 prevent tie re-assemblin@ Of "a
body hanging upon the verge of the gov
eminent -
II is hard to believe such thing pos
sihIe in president elected by the loyal
people OF this country, but we should
bear i'll mind that Mr. johnson is igno-
rant, Obstinate and desperate Sensible,
a. he must be, that when a loyal Con-
grcSs does assemble, some of their first
work will be to impcach and displace
HIM, it Is quite possible that he may an
tjcipate such an event by an armed re-
si-tancc. Ii Mr.. johnson knew the feel
INC OF the country, we might not teal
such result: but it should be borne ir
mind that his best friends and adviser.
are the worst enemies of the country
that from the influence that surround.
linn, it is impossible for him to know the
feeling of the loyal masses; and from
lis native obstinacy and notorious baC
habits, the worst counscls will be thos,
which he will most likely follow.
The next few weeks and months art
irau@ht with the greatest peril TO thi:
government The wickcdness and folly
OF chici magistrate must be counteract.
cd and ovcrbalanccd by infexible state.
man>hlp, and by u sturdy, loyal and de
tcrmincd people, or the government vii
be usurped by Andrew Johnson
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-13

The Salisbury, Md, New Era says
The effect of the Presidents recreancv
is being made apparent. Even in our
streets the hurrahs tor Jeff. Davis again
greet our ears, and those who have for
some ,ime smothered their antagonism to
re- are now growing defiant"
ms Is just as Gen. Grant warned the
President.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-13

ACCIDENTS. The past has been a
week for many accidents. Besides the
shocking calamity at Burlington, neal
IhomaSton. Ct, train on the Nauga-
tuck railroad broke through bridge ant
ten persons were killed or drowned, mosl
Of them workmen for the road On
Thursday Of last week there was very
heavy rain near Hartford, Ct, sweeping
out the water works, and causing a los.
OF $1,000 thereby to that city.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-13

Gov. Helm of Kentucky. who was in
ausurated on Tuesday OF last week, died
at half past twelve, Sunday, at his resi-
dence near Ellzabethtown. Under the
law of the state it becomes the duty OF
the chief justice to order an election OF
governor on the first Tuesday If Angus,
next, and in the meantime Lieut-Goy.
Stevens will exercise the powers and du-
ties Of governor
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-13

Gen. Griffin, in assuming command OF
the fifth military district, says all existing
orders will remain in force, and that the
district and staff officers will continue to
perform their customary duties at head
quarters at New Orleans until further or
ders.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-13

Ayoung lady of Bangor who had some
teeth pulled under the influence of either,
and soon after was seized with violent
coughing and went into decline, recent
ly coughed up an entire tooth, and is now
fast recovering.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-13
Georae C. Peck's Estate

The subscribers having been Alpoiiied by the hon
Tat. PROBATE fvr district 81 Caledonia cu.
mi->i1r- receive. examine and adjust ali Claims
sa demands 81 al persons The 81
4. Pcs. ia1v Il LHIduG, iu s4il district. deceased
feGse1,- in>g eui. and The Moths iron
i- snd day a Sft. l~f. beng allowed ~ said court
creditors u said decreased. exhibit and prove
i.ler respective CLAIMS he1sTe Give ntioe that
Mil lend L. It cuiiesi0i ATgOi al The GEe
iuc house q Mr. Neh ia Peck. in Lyndon. sad
c>IrCl. The - TUESDAY u October snl Isl TUESDAY
q, February text IL O'Clock IN TIE AfieT.le0a each
/ %; sal1 daa~
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-13

The REMOVAL OF SHERIDAN.-Al-
though prepared for most anything bad
at the hend OF Andrew johnson, the
loyal people are deeply moved at the re-
moval of the soldiers idol, Phil. Sheri-
dan. The name of no hero of the war
creates greater enthusiasm among the
people than that of the leader, who, rid
ing up the Shenandoah, alone and I'M
aide d, turned one of the worst defeats
INTO the most marvellous victory. 1t is
laid that for every three days of active
service Gen. Sheridan sent in two cap
tured rebel flags, and for every two days
a captured cannon. After the war, too,
Gen. Sheridan has shown the same COM
prehenSiveness in the work of recOnstruc-
ton that he did during the conflict.
While in military command OF the New
Orleans district. the terrible massacre of
Union men occurred there. The fact OF
Andrew Johnson's completely in that
cold-blooded affair was told by Sheridan,
ard from that day he was doomed by the
president, and his removal was certain.
A FIENp.-Brldget Dergan, the Irish
servant girl who murdered her mistress,
Mrs. DR.. Coriell, of Newmarket, n. j.,
several months ago, was hung last week.
She confessed the crime, and said her
motive was TO get her mistress out of the
way, believing that the doctor would
then marry her. There was evidently
no ground for this belief, though she un-
doubtcdly loved the doctor. The murder
was one of the most ficndsh of which we
have ever read. She deliberately whet-
ted the knife with which to do her bloody
work attacked her mistress. an estima-
bic lady, while sleeping; and did not de-
sist when the bleeding woman threw her
self upon her knees and cried, ''My poor,
poor child.' (sEe left a Young babe).
and after cutting her throat thrust her
bleeding, back upon the bed which she
had set on fire to consume her body The
New York Tribune opposes the hanging
of such tends as this girl proved herself.
When prominent journals take such
course, and when luxurics and sympa-
thlslng letters are sent to criminals in ail
awaiting execution. rs was the case here.
mcrited punishment is robbed of its ter
rors, and the objects of law are well nigh
defeated. But what better could be ex-
pected OF a newspaper whose oditor-in-
chief went bail for the rebel in-chief?
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-13
Ta,, uara.a.ly offer { q e.le. through Us. their
First Mortgage Thirty Year, SIX ,.
Cent. Coupon Bonds,

rrlncipai anu interest," p2Banle IN GClc
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-13
Nine per Cent. upon The lnpsssneat.

ihe-c hoads, sufhuTiz,a by acr Of Coarr,--, q is.
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ns,ions, sarslas earning, eIc-. and which II va
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In tlc imp rta-.i particular the Sccg,-itie. -.
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-13

STEREosCOrIC PICTUREs.-We are in
debtcd TO Mr.. Geo. II. AIdrich. photo
graphcr of Barnet, for number OF
stcreo>coplc views of White Mountain
scenery, also some views Of places nearer
home, which look quite familiar. These
pictures are we'll taken, sharp and dis
tinct, and eyince in every way the skill
Of the artist, no less than his taste in the
selection of objects to copy.
Mr.. \. +. Styles, photographer OF
burlington, has also sent us some stereo-
scope views of Green Mountain scenery.
We can vouch for the correctness of the
views on the Passumpsic and Moose
rivers; and all that we have said of Mr..
Aldrlch's pictures can be said with equal
truth Of Mr.. Styles. Mr., S. sends his
catalogue free to all who apply for it.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-13

Israel Tracy, RlchmGnd- breast ans
hip.
Mrs Chas Babcock. BURLINGTON. head
Albert Town, Richmond, injured in
spine severely.
Edmund ColIons, Hunting ton. left arm
broken.
LYMAN iIadley. Burlington, shoulder
diSIocatcd. doing well.
Cot j ID Atweil. NcrgcnncS, badly III
Jui.I l" w. ',''' '''N, =. =,
oo,oJ sborll,r
Wm I;n,,o p,,rI;nn,,, 1,G I,c
Nr. Wm IIova St9rnaah an,I i,r,,.,
lIr, Iama ana 1,r;.I,a anI.1, E-io
oat,J ;n;,r,. - ia.,
Ms. N;,.r,. j;s.,,u, EurI;oc,,,
hack
NIraud Mrs Sanl,rn E,,rIipc,,r I,o,I
so,or.l,, hrui..i o,I NJ. C.,.i;. S,,-
burp agpd - law confused
Mr. Gou3J \ Y wrist Ir,l,cn ini,u.,
+, bacL
ITonr,. I,romnson u.r,I,o, &C ,be How
icLo R,,J lido .o,,.r.I,. p li.co,,,.,
and RJ;n.o,n ,f H., Rand .L.n ,,,!ro
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NEWARK LAND SAFE

The fon-residr1i s''ietOrs Il the town uf Ne<s-l
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