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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-16
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STATE OF VERMONT Alta Probate Courf held a
CHeaona District S. ISt- JOhnsbury In said csiric
ON the 18Th DAY Of Aug. A ID. lsS-
william RugEles Daniel Rusrles Richard " Hard
executors oil the last viii and testament OF Mark Hill
Att OF sutton IN said district. deceased presents ihe
administration account far examination dsal0wAnoe
ad makes application for decree 81 distribution an
partition of the estate Of said deceased
"nereupOn IL i ordered By said court. that said
count and said application lie referred 20 session q
said court 10 be held the probate Office in said 81
JOhnsbury the 3lst day Of August 49, 1uT hearing
and decision thereon And II Is further ordered thai
notice be given al persons interested by publication
the same three weeks successfully in the CaeduiAn
newspaper published ST. Johnsbury previous 10 said
time appointed for hearing. that they may appear al
said time and place. and show cause Il any they msy
have, why said account should not be allowed, and
such decree made By the COurt-Aiiest.
6s-7U ASA l. FRENCH, Judge OF Probate
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BRAZILIAN WooL-A letter from
Buenos Ayres SAYS the wool clip this year
will be 100000. 900 pounds, ami the re-
cen; rise in the tariff OF the niied State.
has produced great dismsy among the
wool-growers- But, fortunately, toI
some wears great efforts have been made
10 refine the woods OF that country, and,
in proportion, the finest WOODS pay les
duty No woods will 20 10 The United
States this year but those tina; are fine
and clean.
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Stanton Suspended.

The President this morning aug X,
wrote the order suspending Secretary
Stanton from exercising his duties as
secretary OF war, under the provisions OF
the second session of the Civil Tenure
act, and directed him TO turn over the
department to Gen. Grant. This was
sent to Mr.. Stanton this morning at the
war department. After he read it he
sent written protest, earnestly and bit
terly controverting the action OF the, Presi-
dent, and closing Ivy saving that he yields
only to superior force This was At once
communicated to the Executive.
Following the order suspending Stan
ton written order was sent TO Gen
Grant detailing him TO act as secretary
of war nd interim. BY this time there
was considerable excitement among the
officials at army headquarters and the
war department, and the latter persisted
in declaring that Mr.. Stanton has sent
his resignation to the President, but this
wis of course untrue. In the meantime
he remained at his desk in the war de-
partment. Gen. Grant soon entered,
bearing the Presidents letter requesting
him to act us secretary of war tempo
rarilv, and held 4 conference with Mr..
Stanton. The result was that Gen.
Grant commenced at once TO act as
secretary of war and soon after attended
the Cabinet meeting.
Mr.. Stanton will remain suspended
until the senate meets 10 act upon the
charges preferred by the President and
TO sustain or reject them As required
by the terms of the Civil Tenure
act. lie adhercs to his usual rule and
refuses to furnish a copy OF his protest
for publication.
Gen Stcedman is generally mentioned
for secretary of war, it being the inten-
ton of the President TO have Grant act
, temporarily. He Is called on because
there is now no assistant secretary Oi
war. The events OF to-day have caused
profound sensation in all circles here
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JOB PRINTING.

" are adding 10 oar Printing facilities
fom time 10 tine. and intend 10 al,Days be
prepared 10 do nearly al kinds Of job PRINT
ing. such as Wedding. Ad,lress and Business
cards. Circulars. Bill HeQtls. Blanks. re-
ceip<e. Auction BHls and Posters. IN g0od
style and at JAR prices.
T.. ". STONE d. co.
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The Winona CIinn.) Republican re-
cords the "death of the largest man in
the state," viz: Alfred Marsh, who died
in the town of Hart, near Winona, July
25. He weighed before his last illness
four hundred and sixty pounds, had ex-
cellent health, was of active and indus
trlous habits, both as a blacksmith and
farmer, and died at the age of fifty
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-16

One of orr exchanges-the Woodstock
Sentinel, published in McHenry county
Illinois, and dated Aug. lst, quotes No.
l wheat at S1,4O to LEO per bushel,
and No, 2, at 81, 10 to l,35.
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~ INTERESTING isEN WITH a N.2AL
Tue lirtl~ Iin-typee out 4 walking
''nc dzy I'll earnestly 10 talking.
u-s T.n-iyp- .aid unto the othcr.
Ny IN / 7. ally canuot smother
FL Az bcra ylIlainon-iy sliehted.
And wrIl-ccd - lha IL can't tie riehied.
AL Sad ric ether eie. replying.
l,u DO look -ri-r,d, there's no deuviars
Ths- you've heea wrsrg, Z ia nev,r aout- -
30 ten m plainly al about /.
i wil-did yen kaoR Riggs dsush-e-.
She iha' dwclt Just across TIE Nster.
Sh- WAS tn fsi-,s- q al creatures.
And was IA cn from her features
Aadixil aErn { l. ,.lzf,d.
Fnori oae - fair 10 l,e crested.
>Ii.si. . l uas. Il 4le were traces
al 81 be- heaaty d her rrSo-s.
Rricc- owned farm aud lived hy riIlsre.
and NaT dis 10 the vills--
Came faithfully H. quest # learning.
iEa; II s. re 30 Uell worth the ,sruiar.
Ru' err her seventeenth wear was ended.
JEst when III. Autumn had de=ceri.d.
She dgooled and dicd:-'tzras sad entouli IN.
\ face 50 beautiful aud blooming.
10 lrsve her IN the silrlit keeping
III those dsrk wall forever Sleeping.
Wrapped in tie d., Amltss everlasting slun.,r.
Whose year. no Uial ere can count OF nuni'sr
iicw swift II came, Oh how appalling.
The shock upon thst household falling,
But after Mary had u, parted.
And al around scented hroken-heartel.
/. IN her mothers work box wing.
Heard all shout poor MI-y's dyin-.
Her mother then came VERY often.
And c0uli see her hard face soften.
And ior 4 long time without stopping.
Could see and fell her hig tears drop,dnc.
Her ilaymste. toe. schClsrs and leacher..
Came frequently 10 see her { stures
They priced sn%, then, beyond al measure.
And vas then their dearest Treasure.
Betwl1t har memorandum's pages.
One DAY she took me down to GNcr's.
Opened the book and showed me e. him.
l'y his long flowing beard kaeE him.
81. -,--Ies "a = Ia. s-g NttiiNs-
Although l knew not al the meaning
~ al his focusing and screening:
IL, with strange chenicsls sna vap5r.
--N 80 - - '-i' 0N Paper
Upon the easel then twas painted.
IA 49,. i
''''4''s' 4A---'cu-
- So, = ~. ~. 49, oiloe cseated
iva ~ Oe vi oe- -1oo-
us-,-i,-.. - - a. 'ere e,oN me-
= A-iu "a \ i0oAs no 49,
Tn-5l So "a - ,:-'
ofth,, rras- ,r,,s.-,-s f.
That OF ,rf;cI. y, r.. a. - ~ -
Iwss aone-tNas taken home amazing
,
90 h9ckeo 70 see II by The hundr, d
Thst loos ,vb;th -, -. a. a. "a ~ -,
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Again her almost lir5n, sxB,-l,,,.-
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Aiu ll''i wy
who, 81, r..
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-16

The County ticket, put in nomination
by the republicans of this county last
week, will be found at the head of our
columns. A full republican vote will
give it triumphant success.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-16

The hotels at the White mountains are
full to Overlooking. Board only $3.50
per day. We have concluded not to visit
the mountains until flour from the new
crop of wheat reaches there.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-16

Typhoid dysentery is prevailing in
some parts Of Franklin county, and in
other section; of our state 1t is one of
the most fatal of diseases, and we are al
ways sorry to hear of its existence.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-16

A corps OF L. S. Engineers are now
engaged In surveying a route for a Mag
ara ship canal, under the law of Con.
gress.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-16

A merchants advice in selecting wife
was, 'sget hold of a piece of calico that
will wash"
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Very Low Prilc e :,

Considering quality Of the stock used which il the
bet the market sords snd thst though he intends TO
be absent few weeks, 20 purchase DDS
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Union state Ticket.

ELECTION Tuesday, SEPTEMBER 3, l-G77.
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SPRING MATTRESSES : LOUNGES.

while longer, and that he has good An assortment
on hand no~ sc csn be found anywhere this side Of
RostOn and at
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HIS SHOP WILL NOT BE CLOSED

and there viii he enough in stock supply the demand
until he IetuIns
J. L. CASINO.
Eastern Conner Opposite Court House. St John.bury Vt
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JOHN A. PAGE, Of Montpelier.

STEPHEN THOMAS, of West Fairlee
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.

The public are hereby Informed that she subscl
will continue TO manufacture
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MARY.

PITTsfIELl. MASS. AND ST. JoHNSBURl.
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FOR WATCH REPAIRING.
&. c. CIIILDS,

have secured the services Of a. 4 DOW who forll-
J. worked fer m. can recommend him 70 The ..
4 Superior wcrklnan-as evcI work nara q,
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JOHN B. PAGE, of Rutland.

FoR LIEUTESA>T GOVERNOR,
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Essex County Union Ticket.

JRGE L. BRADLEY, sutton, High Bailiff
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Eighth street, Philadelphia. Circulars sent
free.
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CELEBRATED
BISHOP PILLS.

A universal dinner pill,
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Boxes, 25cts, Scots, and 81 sizes.
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And by HENRY K. COsrAR Depot "a
Broadway, New York.
March9-3m lr
For sale by Whipple & Krums and
Hutchins Il Warner, Winchestes.
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KNOW THY DESTINY

MADAME Il. f. THORNTON. the pro,t y.
lish Astrologist, Clairyoyant and pa,L I..'
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AsTRoLOGY !!
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Let Tennessee be Reconstructed.

Let Tennessee be Reconstructed.
The Knoxville Commercial declares
for reconstruction in Tennessee. and
sets forth its advantages as follows:
las Tennessee now stands, there Is no
State sonth of Mason and Dixon's line
that is in such 8 deplorablc situation,
politically, as Tennessee. The other
Southern States know just where they
stand, and what their status at this time
Is. The other Southern States are not
taxed beyond their ability to pay they
are not over. ridden with State militia
they are not oppressed by thgir rights
o~!franchise being given to the colored
race and they themselves deprived of
all these rights and privileges and last.
but not least, the State Of Tennessee ia
i'll the hands ofthose who do not desire
q peaceful reconstruction in the hands
of those who know that a peaceful re.
construction would be their destrueicn /;
therefore they oppose it with all the
bitterness Of despairing and dying pol
iieians.- Was the State of Tennessee
VA we process Of reconstruction, it
~uasa We much better Tor her neople
$50 y under The prcsen. rala
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PICTORIAL
COUGH REMEDY

For coughs, colds, hoarscness, sore throat
Group. w%hOOping cough, influenza, asthma.
bronchial affections, and all
diseases ofthe throat and lungs.
Bottles, 25cts, Scots, and 81 sizes.
Sold by all druggists everywhere,
And by HENRY X. CosrAR, Depot Az
Broadway, New York,
For sale by Hutchins & Warner, and
Whipple 4 krume, Winchester.
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BUT TRUE.

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TRUDE REMINGIoN. L. y. Box 291, West
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AN A+'i !ID- ~ En- hIlEht--
~ Statesmen, Ladies and Gentle
mcn-SlW to $3.50 per month-to sell the
genuine Common Sense Family Sewing
Machine. Price only SIS. This machine
will stitch, hem, fell, tuck, bind. quilt,
braid and cmbroidcr. The cloth cannot
be pulled apart. even after cutting across
the seam every quarter of an inch. Every
machine warranted for three years. Send
for circulars and terms to agents. or call ut
McDowclrs Block, corner Fourth and
st., Louisville. Ky. Bliss IL McEa-
thrOn, General Agents.
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Tho Cardincr-Tyier WIN Case.
Mrs Julia G. Tyler, widow Of cA
Presi 'cNl john Tyler, asjust met with.
ahcavy rebuff in The Circuit Court Of
Richmond comfy, (StatcnIsland,) the
subject in issue being the will Of her
mother, by which she is given all the
property involved, ($lSO,OOO in vslue,)
to the exclusion ofthc contestin@ broth
er, David. l.. Gardiner. Thciury have
decided, first, that, Mrs. Gardiner, at
the time ofmahjng the will, was not Of
sound and dlspOsing mind, memory
sad understanding secondly, that said
will was procured by Julia G. Tyler by
iraId or undue influence; thirdly, that
the property Of deceased wa not dis
posed Of rs expressed in the instrument
%pnrporting 10 the will and iourthly, .
that j~allenH Hardineg died iGtcstate.-
This verdict viii probably hold good,
inasmuch rs, upon M appeal from the
Supreme Court Of this city and county,
the Couh Of Appeals las pronounced
this will Of Juliqnn Gardner Invalid
nniItnn Inlp,. then "a lIutL. rI ,t yf 49,,
Nor
TLi. !, n,,o,,o,,o ,c.
vicc p,e.iL.rt l"hn T",or " n'I
,;ons wiIowor hno,'aa psoSiLon ] t
thn ho,nIios nrhi. anoiai nnoo, H,'ue
Az InIi, CanJrnon Nv. IP, ""'
Iayinn yan""ishnd ,ha .C,,,a ja"' "HJ !
nan,o ~ hnr ",a hooo u"p i"Io,, wy" !
H. ~]an,,Ion a,da.' ouoa"" 'a.r 'ir''n
EvooIf@""r anI n;n4noo, T"' V w -" =
JIonsn iyi,t Lis rn,ironn = "n'L' !
IgIi Lo naval Tnwn ,";'L 2i - n'',
to his ngtntn r. shnrwo,I Il"ro,t "S
wir;o,n.I',. ,tna;ni, n 49, "J"l =,
b., ,n !" '''l' nc |
lon i hraLn ONT ~. nos, "Dsn ''o ,eoJ,
J'N"" ""O "'7 rO's'S''or' ''o'o"lS
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The l;c,,lstratiou under Sheridan

The l,",,iStratiOu under Sheridan,
The New Orleans Tmcs, speaking o!
the registration al voters in that city,
says:
This disayac rl exhibition ofthe utter
trampling upon all law, right, and de
ccncy-known as the registration in
this city--is still continued. More than
half Of the white citizens Iuiiy quail
fled under the law are turned away,
whilst every negro who applies is i'm
mcdiately accepted and registered
Naturalizcd citizens are not only requir.
ed to produce their papers, but to leave
them with the registrars, with q very
dim prospect Of fever getting them back,
Old citizens who have lived here II
quarter Of a century, and who pay in.
d~iyiduaIly more taxes than the whole
Radical party in the State pay collect
lively, are turned away because they
have been at some remote period ofthcir
lives school directors or aldermen of
the city government, and are suspected
Of having sympathized with the rebel,
lion. But few naturalizCd citizens are
registered on any terms except that Of
adherence to the Radicals. That Wr-
the will purge all vices. Ronc"alcs,
who fought in the Rebel ranks, and de-
serted when the cause became dcspep-
ate and joined the Radi ,a!s--cycn some
Of whom were punished by Butlcr and
Banks for their rcbeilious excuses, and
who possessed the disqualification Of
having held Federal or State Offices pre-
yious TO the WARFARE admitted to the
honor J ofregislraLion without qucs-
ton.
The Nashville Uuion ami Amcricon
asks if we are to have the counterpart
Of this proceeding in Tennessee? L.
the law, stringent and exclusive, and
bristIing with prohibitions and oaths
and penalties, as it is, to be construed
to exclude all but youchcd for Radi
Gals? Is there to be 4 general hiding
ont Of vol! books for the purpose Of
nHllifyinG che privileges Of voters in
the election OIL 1864 and 60?
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~ A Young lady

IKE n DUNG LADY re-
turning to her country home, after So
jOurn of Il few months in the City. wa,
hardly recognised by her friends. In
place of a coarse, rustic, flushed face, >hs
had a soft ruby complexion of almost mar
BILE smOOthness, and instead of twenty
three she really appeared but eighteen
Upon inquiry is to the cause Of so great i
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