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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-10-04
The Legislature.

The Rutland Herald SAYS present indi-
cations are that the coming session of the
Legislature will be more spirited than
iOr several years Several questions OF
Importance will be brought before it fol-
consideration. 1t is rumured that tie re-
peal OF the ,,rohibitory law and the en-
,ctment OF IA license law will be agitated :;
the establishment OF cOn>tabularv force
Tor the enforcement Of the prohibiIory
law general rIiirrad law: law regu-
laling foreign railroad corporations with
i'll the State: the regulation OF the rates
of transportation Of passengers ard
freight on railroads; Il general law pro-
sIding for the organic ,tion of private
corporations; which, together with the
usual Necessary current legislation, and
The applications for various railroad char
tiers. bids fair to make the session inter
e-ting and spirited, ami proiong i; beyond
the usual period. We are sorry to hear
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-10-04

To the Prisoners or IIdr and UiaoR Git
1ns hcd Jy tie CONFEDERATE authorities
during tie k,te Rebellion, and aO'r rss't-
ing IN -Neir EayLmd
The Congressional Committee charged
with investigating the treatment OF Union
Prisoners will commence their session Tor
taking testimony for the New ENGLAND
STATES at Boston, Mass, on the 18th Of
October, inst, and-will probably remain
in session for several weeks.
1t Is the desire OF the Committee that
all persons who have been Prisoners IN
the hands of the rebels shall have ample
notice and opportunity tor presenting
their testimony before tho Committee.
To this end. the Committee earnestly
envoke the aid OF the press throughout
New England in giving n general and
thorough notice OF their session commenc.
ING on the 18th instant.
Every soldier and citizen DESTROYS oi
appearing before the Committee Is re,
que>lel TO send his a,i,lr,.SS 10 The under.
sIgmel. at Nashua. y. H.. as early a.
possible, in order that the necessary ar
rangemenis may BE- made TO secure then
attendance without Inconvenience or de.
lay. W f. STEVENS.
For the Committee.
Oct 1851
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-10-04
"THe Ere If Erents.'

Ii is IN, height of folly to .ropos.. ,I,.t
the President doe, not m,ditair nader
certain circumstances. a violent soIutiou
oi the present situation. W.. have al
ready cnlravorcd TO alarm our readers.
Better Il false alarm than Il fatal apathy
OF smiling Incredibly. We have also
enlravorcd elsewhere in these columns to
show that the question of Violence de-
rendN very much upon the result of thc
elections of the aulur;n Ii. from any
Indifference of feeling. the Republican
party declines 10 poll It's full strength.
and the Democratic party rcgain< pow
CT. the president will undoubtedly iorci-
bly, resist a process of Impeachment.
should Congress think fit TO proceed with
It.
Nor is it wise TO regard such a warm
ing Is Il mere eleclionc,ring trick. The
Democratic papers, whose interest it is to
iull public apprehension. NAV loudly saw
this, but no man who has watched the
President. and who understands the force
Il human passions, will think 50. Nor
Is ii 81 any Importance to demonstrate
tina: violence on the Presidents part
would he hopeless and utterly futile.
Men IN his position do not reason. They
do not clearly calculate chances. A des-
Perate and ignorant aud passionate man
strikes indeed bllndly and wildly. but he
strikes. Does the county fully under
stand this! DO TIE people perceive thai
the peril is vital and imminent Do
the! see that it is not enough TO wait for
impeachment by Congress, because 4
Democratic SucceSs at the polls would be
interpreted by the President as a popular
verdist against Congress. Do they feel
that the peace of the conatrv depeuds
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-10-04

e. In Il speech. the other day, Gen
Llgan insisted that il JEFF. Davis had
been President. indeed, he could not have
inflicted more INJURY upon the Uniou
than Andrew John>o::- The point oi
contrast i. that DAVIS must have been
an open enemy, AMI Inc country would
KNOW where 10 strike him. But john
SON l. a >neakimy ami dishonest ioe.
While he preten,l> 10 support the policy
OF Congress. he i really doing all in hi-
power to overthrow il. and while writ
ing lr;ers and making speeches IN defence
Ot Congressional acts. lac i striving low
every mean- to defeat TIN, question.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-10-04
ESSEX County Court.

In tho f,ll,v;ro .,urt r,,.orl Cali
80. ,,,h;o,, NO :; -, -
'oN' "'''N'' w '''''' III ''e '"'''' ''>'ei ne
Pup''ca''' our Readers VIII in" some case
OF interest:
Alexander 81. Btattir '. Grand Trunk
r. X. An action On the case to recover
$1,000, damages clainlt,! by pl,in,iti to,
an injury received by him IL February
1866. ON account of = defect in tAc IL.
tendanls road near Br,np;on. C. +
Verdict for pIainrii; i,r %I1UO. 90 dam
ages Ray X Burn. Tor Pit Dale.
Fletcher 4 Iitywuoi for Den.
Orrcn Poland '. The Grand Trunk X.
II. Action on the case for the loss oi
plaintiff, leg by reason OF the neglect OF
Il switch on detendanl', road: plaintiff
being d laborer on.Ihc road, AMI claim
lng that the injury occurred by the me-
let OF a co-iaoorer, whose negIcct VS.
known to the dctene!an,, which would
make the defendant .iaoic-but the court
ruled otherwise. Cahoons 4 Bartlett
TOR PHI. Dale, Fletcher 4 lIeywocd loy
Deft.
George r Hutchinson V. Town OF
Concord. This was an action in which
the plaintiff claimed $1,000, damages for
an injury received while travelling up :,
hill ON foot. i'll the winter, by reason OF
a bows Siding aga list INN, The plain
tiff claimed that the sciectmcn OF Con
cord, not having forbidden the coa,iin-,
of which they had knowledge, had there
by suffered an obstruction on the high
WY, and hence the town would be liable
for the injury received thereby but the
court ruled otherwise and ordered a YER
dict for the Deft Ross and Ray 70.
Pr. Brown and bartlett for Dcti.
Warren Williams Samuel Hey wool.
This was assumpsit to recover 500
loaned by plaintiff to defendant. The
question at issue was whether or not the
plaintiff agreed to Ia ke one I. May pay
master for said sum absolutely, CT con-
ditionally, it he paid, the defendant re-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-10-04

world? 1t is best to do nothing ra>hly.
Begin nothing of which you have not
we'll considered the end" says the max
in. If the president continues to 9"
bindIy as he has for a long time been
aolng he will reap his harvest bye and
bye. LET the laws prevail though An
drew falls"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-10-04
CYRUS Perrins Estate

STATE OF VERMONT. Ala Pr.,taare t-aar- h..7.; st
oa-t'yiilA i'iSiriS - 81 Johil>ury "a said ii>-
H. 'fl ilr : "a iar = >vp--. A % ~
James ID Bel. administrator hons - ---., 81
A'e =, thili> f'TTii -ai~ q ,->eu - r Z. sss d.
~, o,tA>ta NJ ti> Slnli - alton accl-l Ia
>i'i L,gta ~ei. '0 "
whe-rupou- Il ordered D. ,aFs Cd, - -ls- -. -
count and >aid sli cation D. Referred & >>Si,! III - "A
''LIi q. - hid Al the fT,.-fr ,-icr n = J. m 60
on 'i.e I'm aaA - Ct u Ia To- fear.l- A. - =
'l>.'N sei'n Al il = further ordered that -s,,5 ..
.t' T. ven u Il cr>-lS int s,-d "a tItf CO.
a-'r AIrr NS-s> >ucCeS>IleA ILr -,l,,-,
>aIrT pa li>il-l ~ - ,il,; ny ..rsgjgs = -
'l'te ayr AIDED - hearing that Gt.ey llar a,r 80 -
l Aiii' Ala pace al. >hpS e Z arx n ~ rss
!aNe Aha >4il acc INT should reI % aI'.u,l "a -
deere, maze b. ;h- t',surr Attest
800 ASA l. FRENCH. Jua-e Il p -,s,.-.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-10-04

RE>UsCITATIuN AFTER DRuwNING.-
y me three weeks since a little daughter
Jt }. l.. Spaulling. ESD, Of tins town.
about ten Years old, in company with
another little girl Of the same age. went
10 the river. and both went in to bathc.
Her companion. observing that she sank
and then came 10 the surface. attempted
t" get her out. Not succeeding. she toe
cane alarmed. dressed herself, ran about
ID rods. ana gave information 10 an AGED
ami feeble gentleman, who went to the
river. and after some little time found
the enid where the water wa. two feel
Aigher than his head. and about fifteen
rods above where he first looked for her.
He was obliged 10 20 i'll five times and
-hove Ter along on the ground with hi>
tcct 10 where The water WAS sIallOwcr.
before he could get her out. She APP
p AIRED quite dead. The usual remedies
were continuously applied. About l.
hours alter she WIS taken out she became
>Iigatly CONSCIOUS, but did not REGAIN her
entire consciousness until two DAYS after.
According To the bSt calculations that
can bc male, she must have he,n I'm ike
wafer from twenty five - thirty minutes.
| consider this case ~ Il remarkable III
instance of resuscitaii,n. and relate il 90
encourage long continued efforts in the
Use Of means 10 revive those whc NAV
have been long under waicr-Esoo.-y
CyrTtEjoad.uc. Of B.>ton ,Jou1a.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-10-04
Oct. l, 1861.

ATRoCIOrs AFFAIR-A letter from
Greece, Paris correspondence of tn,
London Times says, relates an incident
which occurred ON the 18th of August
last. On the morning of that day. :
steamer showing French colors. anchored
in The Bay ot' FodeloS. Island of Gambia,
and made signals. Hundreds of persons.
chiefly women and children, who had
waited concealed near AT hand. ran down
10 the beach to embark. when the steam
er suddenly opened lire upon them with
cannon and musketrv. They fed al
once. and, as the distance WAS cOn>ilera-
bic, only ten were killed and wounded
eight of them bcing women and children.
The steamer was the Zouab. "a Turki,l
mam-ui-war
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-10-04

MINISTER'S AND FAIIsIIE>.-The ncw
religious paper al Chicago, ;lle Advance.
proposes 10 insert advertisements OF
churches that wish To obtain ministers.
and OF clcrg.mcn who want parishes,
The idea i Il good one. ana ought 10
have been thought Of before. There are
always more OF les parishes seeking ,,,--
tors. and a lar.e number Of ministers
looking out for engagements. tut ire
qucntly ii takes a lon. tiine ior the right
parish ami the right minister 10 grt TO-
gc;h"r. simply btcluse there i Eo way
Of maxim. known their mutual waut<.
Advertising would oh,iate ali this. and
really inere i no more objection 10 ii
;Ian III other associations making known
thelr wants and professional men adyer-
ti-iu- their services
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-10-04

The President i, ~ecin-. ill not Iclr;i
thai i.~-on ia courtesy ami gooi m..nnr.>.
e-p-ci.,!iy towards those differing with
aim in OPINION. which wa~ the le..-i ut
the god results W. had Reason 10 ho;e
wuuid en>uc from hi- viii TO New En-
land last summer. Il VA al Mr.. John
sons suggestion that the exercises al tie
AmiicIam dedication were cut short With
out aiiowin- Gov. Fcnlon ot New York
or Gov. Gcary OF Pennsylvania 10 speak.
aud what makes the Presidents contact
the more ,ii>reputab!c is the fact that he
WAS only an invited guest hiin>-lf.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-10-04

RE-lNION or TIE TENTH VERMONT"
The second annual reunion of the
Tenth Vermont regiment will take place
al Kerlcr'S Hotel, Waterbury, Oct. 23d.
at i o'clock p. m. Biographical sketches
OF the officer, Of the regiment deceased in
service will be read, and an interesting
time l. expected There will be sup
per, which will be followed by social
dance
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-10-04
CONVERSIONS OF
1905 OF JUNE AND JULY. 1852

Holders Of the above ar rcmimd,i ia.
II tie p'.se,t u.as they ,aa haze
June and July 30, eNclla,-.i
market for July "a 90 Bona, al "a l-..-
1t of over eight dollars on a ii.aa-an-
besides Receiving a to per ccil. gold aa'.-
Ell bearing bond, which J. ihy h-.,
paying Investment while ga,d c,,nl..-..l.
premium OF - per cent. and h.-ig-.
Now is tho Favorable time, a. TIA '.-
ference IN market rates l. mow h,.,r
than amy terms Government will Uii'I.
The business l. benz done II IL
Bank on Reasonable terms.
GEORGE MAY. Cashier
Firs; National Bank, -. JoAnsbu-Y, SEPT. - l-''-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-10-04

TN ELECTIONS NEXT WEEK. State
elections ocrv'' October Sth, in pennsyI
'au:a, ONO, Indiana. and Iowa. Stat,
officers are 10 be elected i'll Iowa. and :
governor AMI member of congress il
Onlo; the o;hcr states elect subordnat,
officers oni, These elections are locke
forward 10 with some interest, mainly
because any falling Oft in the republican,
vote, and especially slight Gain in the
democratic ranks, i hailed bv the presi-
dent As an endorsement of lis policy
and ne is thus encouraged in his mad ca.
rerr OF ob>lructlng reconstruction retus-
M to execute the laws. and subvertine
the government. Should there be al
apparent democratic gain in any of these
states, It would be no more an endorse.
ment OF the johnson policy by the peo.
pie, than were the rebel yells that arose
about him at the time OF his 22d of Feh-
ruary speech.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-10-04

in Guildhall. Plaintiff claimed under a
tax title. Defendant claimed by fifteen
years adverse possession. Verdict for
plaintiff for land and IS damages and
costs. Ray Il Dale for Pltf W. & H.
Hevwood for Def.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-10-04

JEFF DAVIS TuAL--Jeti. Davis will
be put on trial at the November term Of
lie United States Circuit Court. n,
which Judge Chase is expected to pre-
side. There are no indications that the
proceedings against Davis will be discon-
tinucd.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-10-04
La,noiUe T0Uey Surrey.

The survey OF the Lomoille valley
route. from West Danvillr. via South
Hardwick and MorrisviIie, progresses.
Tie survey strikes into the valley first.
above VIM. d. Bron>un'S. and paSses
over his farm. and 50 on down bv tie
''slone house" The Hydcpark News
.iealer of this week, in speaking OF the
survey says:
mature las Sc fixed her
bounds IN this vicinity that the rold ca
not pass US at any inconyenient distance
We found large crowd collected around
the party, all eager and interested. aud
Mr.. Bailey says they are singular people
acre in LlmoiIle 1t mlkas no differ
ence if his line runs right through their
choicest lands, or through their very PAR
lors, they all say go ii ;" Put it in
the best Place, wherever ii comes" We
are most happy TO see thi- spirit, and
hope it will conlinue, until this great Oh
Ject Is finished. The engineers express
great confidence III tie route. AL We
learn that it Is now well understood in
quarters where ii should be, that the La
noble Valley rorte Is the only route
which should be seriously thought OF in
the great cham from O.dcn~bure to
Portland
The most >kcp;isaI are beginning TO
admit that the enterprise must succeed.
1t is 10 long". doubtful about the aclion
OF the leading raiirold a,cn OF It's stale.
such lis Gov. Smith, Mr. Fairbanks. *
They have become strongly and QUA
spokenly i'll favor 81 thi, line Another
week we shall give more facts and liz
tires; and We expect soon to hear the
voice Of the press in all TN, northern
region, united i'll thu advocacy Of tbs
route
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-10-04
SNiNanus Jenkins Estate

AhE >Gh>Crlter> having l--rn a.r,.lar-i 3 = So, -
..Ao.e lI"IGle o''- ioT the ui>tTG = Ca s;oris -,
nii>>ie'> !" receive. examine ana aalu>i
'tA,-l-> u Al lcI-ia> against 5i- esA- :. - :, -,
1ei.Aii> L4ie Il lV1lict "a saia ii~1 X ss.s--1
lei'iTe~ MED nsaNrLi ans tie term a. :, -
IN me LIN Cav - Au- l>. 2. irl sllsx,-3 : -.
court L. the creditors 81 >a3i ,l,,,..,,s : ;"
an. l'N~ lLeir r. -e,iiNe UlaIr brf.f. n g., -,
:, - In @,lt'a I" tle liiies - sf,i.rfi,,rr
n lac GNt4.liE house I'D. Ni,suw s,1I-r. 80 -. =.
-.nal IA sad distinct III the -ilh ,.ay % a. - -,
on each 81 said dayS a Ale <tI-l'sl
75T GEO. W Gsiigon. l,,,,,,,ls.,,r.-s
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-10-04
JOB PRINTING.

" are at'ing to or n.T- / q .f1c5lities
from time u time. and ir'fe'r 4 a.'7dyS Ia
prl,arcd 10 DO nearly Oh kinds Of job PRINT
ing. such as Wedding, address and Business
Cards. Circutdrs. Bill Hfads. Blanks. RI
ceiots. Apcttoa BIS and Posters. in good
style at3 ut Jar prices.
f. II STOW 4. "a
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-10-04

An arrival at New Belfor,l. from
ILLUSIONS Bay. brings news from Mr..
Hall, the Arctic explorer. who MAS at
Rrpui>c bay. where he has remained for
about two wears \ year ago last win
Ter lac made Journey 10 Pclia BAY.
about one hundred and eighty miles
north. Next spring, in company viii.
SIX white m'n. who nave Joined him
from the whalinE iiecl. he intends 10
proceed 10 king WIi,ilm's Land. and
will Return home, ii possible, in ISIS.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-10-04

Al republican meeting in Prnn>yl-
wanna, Gen Farn>worIh sui that II An
drew Johnson ami hi> friends EXPECT To
derive comfort from the generals sent Ia
ti.l the places OF Sheridan AMI Sickl,S.
they will Toe mistaken. One ut' tl.,>,
generals sail in hi> presence: "Becau>.
| have been sent 10 relieve Sherid,n.
Some people think am a coppe head.
but they viii find that they are thorough
ly mistaken" (Tnrce cheers Tor Han
cock were given with = hearty will
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-10-04
The October Magazines.

lIARrEK'> for October i the mos
pleasant number is>uel for some tim,
r:l>t. 1t has the following table OF con-
Im.,: R,!ir"tte Berlop>, live illu>tra-
lions: The Dodge Club ar. Italy in
MDtCCLiN-cunclIlcd. twelve HAS.
r!;ion- \ Monuiv Ril,-s Through
Montana. fifteen illustrations El.hr
C,>;!.- in Si..,in Tie Old Wnn...m ,>h.
Lived III Il Shoe Loves L,-i-. l.,
h.l.e Framc'-A Glimpse: Dil IL \.
N""i-ide GivIn- Lessons un the II
go; The Lost ,IacA-on Boy: Tual>
.'Iy Wall Street Opera lon Little Raw
asrut Queen NlcIoria'S Life OF Prince
Albert. TWO illustrations Boating Il;
Harvard Lacy Tavish's Journey Inc
Price ; El!tor's Easy Chair Monthly
Record Of Current Events: Elitor',
Drawer. HARPER y Brothers Publish
cr>. New York.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-10-04
Aipheus G. Crai,,e's Estate

lie I,r,-a ,.-1 H. ~, ai;' ,Iiti by the ha,.,ra-
:nau,., 81 ii ,s-.-.. ADJUST al cIaiu4> ana =.
Crli.p l,e - 81 49, ai>f fn- estate Of AllhtJlS .
r.>.Ilt,-. i., .rN % AID distinct deceased r,..-
IA, -,i s,,. =, - "a ih, I'm u ,ix NOAH. frr
L, lhr cr,,istyTs .; Isl. teS allowed ty AID &, ,ri
their r..t.ffiy. >sccrCeat1 10 rNt.li- al -.rDrr
,ril ar. ,Lals lr- u ts1r. -,,irr. ;f,- n
,zriin. b.ls ne duties 81 'ur al!. ilrrili Al Tie
in Sa;t liz, e oi sAs- ii Craig. IN 81 Jlhrls rrE
~, ~, > not the I'd Tu+ss av oft,rr - r.
N on each q said dave.
7J- CHAIR ~ STARK. r..
EDWARD alGEN lttcn Is
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-10-04

Mary Arnod, born at Georgetown, 5.
T., In 1857, died at Brooklyn, n. u,
last week, IN consequence of an acct
denta! tall down stairs. She left 16O
descendants, some of them in the fifth
generation.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-10-04
john SanDorns Estate

STATE or VERMONT. a. g.7.;,ar- tou-r h.,s,-l Al
E>--A ni>Tr-.- il.uf,.-.i-.r- .,rl..I 49, =
sNa distinct ''n lie -5'h eaT ~ S-:r- A u l>f7
ha|l4 '','alZ- aiilL'>1ia1 TIE estate 81 JOIN.
Sauh'rn. iaie q Cs'rara an ,a-s d->r-1rf 3.1,s.s
lf,>rit> IL Administrative account >triltrr...r
Nhr-vl4s L : ordered far the ,arfe - rr---s T.
th- l>fh cAT Il tlCIctr l>7 AZ TIE PROBATE t. m
ili"lilT-if cAarnla-l'1 ana ,Hgg a,l,s. ans La a
''ilc rrl, t u-rri ht--f. ~ sll- l.tcaf-. II r,.
"I.vT u Tie 'A'u,iA-. irlr5y1 - J4l> J.ry ,i-.+
"''AS >lcov>>lIrlA t thai lteE fla Al
ar. Ali Al >al1 llv AMI sAdc 4 IT, -, ral.r ,,
thereto -
b. tie CcG-;--A-,e-t
JONAH BROOKS. Jasse
AiEue cops Il T-J5.rd Attest.
go JONAH RGouk jade.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-10-04
1t amy prniou, far OF ,h> society.

GL>. SuEkIDA> IN New YORK
Gen Sheridan hai a ".ngniticent recep-
ton in New York on Monday | st by
the Veteran soldiers and the members OF
III Grand Army of the Republic. The
enthusiasm was very great AMI was full
Of gratitude toward the gallant soldier
Tor hi patriotic deeds Of arms; but tn,
TACT stands ont prominently that I'll.
more recent military duties performed by
Gen. Sheridan Lad tie equal approval o
the immcn-c as>elnbluge which welcomet
him to New York.
Gen. Sheridan comes to Boston Mex
,iooL.y ami viii have 4 reception tier,
t.al aay and V, are muc!. mistaken il
ljc iIuu do.,,'. outdJ herself iii nonur
IN ...e -aii..a; soldier and able distric
yuh.uanutf.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-10-04

REUNIoN OF VERMONT OrFICERs.-
The fourth annual reunion of the Yer
mont officers during the late war will
take place at Montpelier on THURSDAY.
October "a. when Gems Brooks. Smith.
Medallion and Gov. Hartman of y. H..
are expected 10 be present and speak. An
Grafton will also be- delivered. and there
will be a supper i'll the evening. Every
preparation Is on foot for larue attend :
;lnce and good time.
The vote on the MARYLAND constitu-
ton was HIP in favor of If. 10 33 =
036 against it. Gov Swami has giy,n
notice that the constitution goes into eff
feet Oct ,. The republicans have call
ed their state convention on October 10
and resolved 10 enter into a yirorous
canvass for the control ul the state at tb.
approaching election.
\ recent visitor to the oil reqions r.
Pennsylvania describes the desolati. -,
which rei"n> IN a once famous locs,;
Between Oil City and Meadyille .. -,
We'll Is IN operation. 1t is only Ion,
line OF rotting derricks and rus,r i ho;Ior-
and engines.
Mr. Dickens expects, to p ,eket ! hmm.
dred thousand dollars by his American
readings, He viii charge 81 ticket.
An enterprlsing firm in Philadelpbia
has constructed private telegraph line ia
New ork, for the special accommoJa-
lion OF a few large business establish
ments in that city.
The price for felegrams in Switzerland
Is ~ cents What does Western In;on
think of that?
A toll-gate keeper, named Merritt,
o'ed a lew days since, near Peru. ILL., of
hydrophobla, having been bitten by his
own dog.
Snow fell at Concord and Manchester.
~ Ii, Sept. 80. and at Nelson, n. H.,
the snow was three inches deep.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-10-04

HARrER's BAzAR-Harper & Broth
ers are about to publish new ''fashion'
magazine, called ''Harper's Bazaar" which
by arrangement will publish description
OF the latest fashions simultaneously with
their appearance at Paris.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-10-04

The celclrated aesi ,iae 4. the nos j..u
lie lJlI 4 and s'.on1tef : INA Tan. Asoul..
Il Al Al.d cA't TnSl rem L. sud ia tr. .
ssi t. L lcli p IN and -o7,a
! qai' kclis and u store tire q ,ul4 l ' ..
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A E.eys nfiTe md cunc fo- q, Yer ss.s 49,
De- uta " isrTalaa and rlr:, ,-l,cosai. A. N..
l. hus no 90 IA.
ihouss de Il 81 all, .,r;i.. ,l.4l- .-,. s..
The iT'Gr-ti-- q Il l4Ill, l'sp fr..,
Gau,h.
Fer sal IA ST JoiinelsIry IA !. e. RlN.H .N-
RANDALL and iy Inudir.l.r Z al re- -s.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-10-04

HE RIVERSIDE MAGAZINE New
York, iiurd and Houghton,) contain.
thirteen articles, SIX OF them serials, with
ten engravlngs-Several OF them large.
lhe Riverside Is, we think, clearly supe-
nor In ensravings and printing. - 80
4 year.