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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-15
The Pacific Railroads at Logger
heads.

! \ Washington special TO the Gog:cn
journal of Tuesday, contains the follow
ing cheerful intelligence.
/ Quite sharp conflict is going On be-
tween the Union Pacific Railroad COM
pany and the Central Pacific road The
point of difference seems to be in refer
ence to the precise point OF meeting. The
/ first named road has already passed the
-pCt designed by the Central for the june
tiun, and assert that to be obliged TO con-
form to the Ccntral's plan at this stage
operations would cost more than two
millions of dollars. The answer of the
Central road TO this declaration is that
the Union Pacific Company has built be-
yomd It's giant while they Ohc CentraD
have been governed by the official map on
file. The fight seems 10 be one for the
best locations for depots and branch roads
10 the end that Il satisfactory settlement
may be arrived. General Frank L. Blair.
|. :. Commissioner of the | Mon Pa
cltic. and General Dodge, Chief Engin-
Ger. acc mpanicd by legal counsel, called
upon the President to-day, laid the sub
icct before him and urged the necessity OF
immediate action on his part. Generals
Blair and Dodge made detailed state
mtnts of the situation Of both roads. and
thought the President ought to intercedl
aud prevent the Central road from inter
trring with TIE rights of the Union Pa
ctic. The Central, it is understood, has
been acting under the authority OF the
Secretary OF the Interior The President
Informed the gentlemen that verbal adj
dresses made 10 him would, in the nalu-
raj pressure OF public bushes, be forgot
ten, and he therefore requested them to
make their complaints and requests in
writing and 'lace them in the hands oi
the Secretary OF the Interior, which they
decided to do. General Blair leaves for
the West tomorrow 10 continue his
work on the line OF the road.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-15
Grand LOGge Of Good TcmDIars

This institution which now has over
one hundred lodges under it, jurisdiction
Gan increase of forty during the past
ycar,) met at The lodge room of Wash
ingIon Lodge No. "a. in this village, on
/ Tuesday, January ,, at lOo'cIock A. VI
Rev. p II. Waite, c. W. c. T..
Rev. IL. Il. Gushing. G.. W. Sccretar,
and treasurer, and Rev. ii. X. Cobb
&. W. Chaplain, Were present, and en-
lhu>a>tic IN their work.
y large number of new members were
initiated INFO the GraGd Lodge decree
These with former members make H.,
whole number in Attendance over two
hundred.
L. W. G. T., J. ii Orne. the pre-
-idiu9 officer Of H. W. G. Lodge OF
North America, was introduced and at
Tel making an eloquent speech. took tn,
chair. He atIrrward rave an interesting
lecture ca the private work OF the Sc, cr.
al degree up to the Grand I.pdg, degree
g. v. { l. White read AN interest.
- report, showing that the Institution
h.s> been in;ro luc'.I into every county in
the STATE except Grand Isl. and is soon
to st H. foot down there
. ". Secretary and Treasurer Cu-h-
my presented his annual report The
amonnt passing INTO the tie, sury during
the year j. 500 IS: assets over llabil-
itic>. Sl1Sl.97.
| ne order /, in Il very tlouii>hIng con
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-15

LAMoILLE VALLEY RAILROAD -lh'
directors OF the LamUille Valley Kali
road met at Cambridge last week. HE
board were all present, and by compar-
ing notes it was found that s'ncc then
meeting of three week previous, the
amount to he raised on the line Of tho
road had been reduced from SlGS,OO It
500, 600. There were $1,000 in indi-
vidual subscriptions taken by Cambridge
men on the day of the meeting, and 1t l.
expected to swell the amount III tina
town to S2O,OOO Wolcott's sub-crip
ton now amounts to S3S, 000-Sl0,000
ha,in been added at q recent meeting.
There are the best assurances that the
$4,000 will be speedily raised, and
that work will begin on the line the
coming Observation-Disclosures and rival inter
ests to the contrary notwithstanding.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-15
The DEATH OF JoIIx MIHoH BORIS

THE DEATH OF JOHN MINoR Boris
john Minor Bolts of Virginia died on
Friday at his residence near Cnlpepper.
at the age of sixry--ix. Mr. Bolts was
an original whig and as such, served
several terms in the Virginia LEGISLATURE.
He was first elected to Congress in 1899,
and became fat supporter of Henry
Clay in his whole lire of measures. even
after the DETECTION of his friend. { pi:tin
Tyler of Virginia and supp ,rrcd Mr.
Clay for the presidency in 1871. IL
was out of Congress from 1919. sup
porting the measure. OF his party in re-
tirement. lie opposed the repeal OF the
Missouri compromise aud all the latter
entertainments Of the -l.ve power. At
the opening % the war he remained low
al (; and had not Virginia been honey
comhed with treason. he migAr have
made some head against reh l!ron. IL.
showed good pluck and resolution; but
his heplrssne-s Il priy..d liz patriotic cl-
forts OF dgnity. jeff ID vi, knew IL liz
tie what 10 do with Kim Is ne knew
what TO do with Davis. Part OF the
time Mr.. Bolts was under surveillance :
part of the time in arrest part of the
time as free ii the birds ut the air. When
Things went wrun-. il was aiSav, :;
good thing to do, TO c"nlc down GA the
great Culprpper recu~.I,. Wien -pc,.~-
sion WAS strong AMI hop,tul, lIr. Boots.
became contemplate III the eyes OF tn.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-15
DOWN DOWN.!
III a IA ED DOWN
For few weeks, to close of the stock
o. VI. LAWRENCE.
We; Concord, Jan. ; 1869 Htf
DOWN D.! DOWN =!
NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS AND FOR SALE

The following de cribed rope ty seized by Off
GERS # tn Cust Tor viula ion of the Revenue syv
Of lie United sta viz:
Al at 10 d. Jan ,, l>t9, one mar one -lei H. one
harne =, two bufalue tif.' x lions h GA wines
Any person persons aiming tie propertv a. soi,,
are here'y n titled - appea within tweAtv tys ann
tLe II p IbicatOL hereof file wi h I 4, IolI.c or
OF u toms for the die Vermont a claim AZ 81, -
ms OF her in est in he Cperty ze1 also o eye
CT o2La o the CLted states in accordance With
ne roviso. 4 tn 18th Sec. Act s July, 1866
n er he Provisions of the 18th section Of tine sfore-
sad act, he operty de crib i. a.ov. viz usr =.
sIes aEe=s, btfaloes will he sold at pub ic auc
= d day Of January e. at II o'tlo,k NJ Re is
sai.n1 nigh wies will be sold pablo sucti the
Justin houe At Blu lingto the salne aud time
GEO. j. SrANNARD,
Collector If Customs
Cu.'om House, Dis.iic: of Vernon,
collectors ofce, Burlington, IL jan, 1891 42-44
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-15
ST. JoHSsBURY, VT, FRIDAY. JAN ID, 1869.
To SrBscmBERs.-We have put Of


To SuBsCRIBERs.-We have put Oh
50 many new names the past two weeks.
aud so many old subscribers have paId
another year, that it will be strange II
some mistakes do not occur in the cred
lis. But as every subscribers credit l.
on his paper in conneC ton with his name
it is easy to be seen if Il mistake occurs,
We will thank our subscribers TO eA an
inc this weeks number and see II any
error Las ueen made. And 1--WE say thu
in IL whisper) if you have not credit ior
q year in advance, there is certainly =.
mistake sorewhcre. 1t may not be the
printers, however.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-15

QUICK WORK-A fortnight since we
ia occasion to send bundle by express
... own on the line OF a railroad. ten
..,urs ride from this place. We wished
it to reach its destination before the Sab
bath. SO to make sure thing OF it we
started it Thursday morning. HE
package made the journey in Just SIX
days, reaching the place 10 which it was
directed the next week on Tuesday
Thi, is not our first experience OF tho
kind. We had strawberry plants five
day. on the road between Springfield and
St. JohnsDury last summer
HorEIs.-The public house at Cabot,
which gained >ucl an cn,iah!e no'oriety
while Mrs. Biz was larila,ly, loses none
of lis prestige by the last changc. / IL
der Mrs. Whillirr's eve. everything l.
neat as wax, while the table Is enough 10
make an epicurc laugh, 80 perfectly
cooked and reli-hiug i every article OF
food set before her quests. l. pays well
to climb Cabot hill to get such a dinner
Is she serves up.
One is aware that Col. Boutwell, has
got back into the Pavilion at Montpelier
very soon after he enters the house.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-15
The NeicS ia BricJ.


Congress persists in adjourning oven
Saturday each week There will be- :;
,re.ur. of hnsiness nm hand hv the first
of March.
Gen. Francis \. Walker, for the past
wear on the editorial stall OF the Spring
field Republican. has an appointment un-
Ter Mr.. Wells in the revenue depart
mcnt, and goes 10 Washington mex
week.
After three YEAR, OF successful admin
I-tratlon as governor "f Massachusetts,
alexander III. bullock retlreS, and l.
succeeded as governor by William CIai-
IA.
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'o'u' " IL ''9' "O' S'''''' ''''''''''''>'
'n7'o" = earns oi oo'''olu 'o' governor ;
anu '"'''ue' H. N'u''lo' oi o>H'Pe' '''
''''roau COMMISSIONERS VIZ '''''''7 = d
treat f'''ro'" man, an" INC Po'''''9 Vi
New Hampshire Is manage" "y 'l'e r'''-
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treasury T.. Il. Na-hburne for the lnte-
nor, Zen Sch"heid Tor secretary of war,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-15
SLANDFR DON'T PAY
FROM THE INSURANCE TIMES, DEC. l,ds.

IHr I'm. Lrrr, or HARrroRr, A>r rnE D,uN
\E"s' "t M">lREAr.---lhe Eta Life Inc ne
nIany. OF Ii r r.rL hlyiu-. stated in rmr I>erR.
\" INES "i ScpteInirI last, brought nit libel
f-aI II a.. fr. N.rA. f Montreal. which a. he i!
,'r y 'r!rd iy compel ng loo compa ic- snd IN.
cst- OF he rctiun, made the How ing -ti.;sc nv
Il. {. nplctc ion
-f.I>A LIFE issuance Cn---As art cI.s ,I.rcc,-
Tory 10 tis ,omp'us have at time apI, AIRED
III thee csI "" "hch were written without \ f II
k.c" r-g Of all the f,,a- discussed and wculd Ict
hsVe he pIil he'd had Pc sess Il III, alta now
WltiiI oar each, feel du, to that CoInnluv md
II ow, cL,rat e. truthful.ss t, state tn we are
'' aware Of an .nE in the stIndi.u o h,sines. Of
he 1T Life u-U COMPANY vi On TN. puIIir
would hav Cause di-ru-t. ul! \. ,r. II H,aiy,1L
No' = is.
he result Q; the above would be whit all would find
t., N' stigating the tack tn ITS b, tn Sc VINO
Ic J'tl "a ct un"I allied grow tn til rap d
increase n public fI'O. When orr .uizcl IN - " IN
re tINN tIRI, lie insurs. little Il ,era,o a
tins ~ 81 ugh omm need ia LneIsnd IN,
90" a. the FIR department took the Icid and So N
ooi where It dec to-da,, the l,dung G, lnpIuy in
Am Iica. Ia 1880 the -Er>, LIFE became a epir.t
comp ny o. tn stock plL in sol, opted e MI
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"'t''''" company on nuhbe. OF policies. come r
plus and issrt hut in -. Of TO tv-scvcn u,,aui,.
''cEh5 the f""r". III - is owing - its hon, r.ll,
I'D Po"pt drali < its willingness a. nee to a on IN
rrtol"s OF other cunpanits, and the A. rsfI.S il
Ia Tee the H," int ,du,e. such making au,,tgl
pA,;.rnts IN end WIN and life Pc lei -orfritip
or t'r" phyncn r III" cG>h ydius Ion forfeit r,,
by violation pc ICY, to ia tin. amount rcd ~ ~
he 'd' value aud accumulate quail L am1Int in
cure thcr by mtkg LIFE policy ~, aLle while one
i ivinE--thcs. last othlr coian Las vet M
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II the Nrrk h,,i.dt ,r.t,al ash uerr,rt,,7, ~,
c'Lt.ibutioA dIve u COupaui discuss the merits Of
Their an, Will it viii iusu.e ci her \ IN -
pans Iof Is lie only company that hem L. and
'h' ihsur OF 81 laI "itJ iag md rec.y-
n the benefits of the l'IH hich lie i iLdy.4 NOT
"'Iis aidihG gent sh"w thu the ock holdcrs We
hiIdc : or - per tn ir stock aud I, NE, cen,
o. lie mutu premiums, md ahsrut minded they
iorbci I" tue ii Il made tom the .tuck Ia +
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Hr now p.id a sala anne : Any Mutual c,pp.uy
Id Wheh t"eE took y pc. Il iSI of LIylsS q
'"'"t'>'''>, h reerIr .om f,r" 10 nuty tho>du
A'" t"> than OH er- of other usl companies do
ing Ia b sincss
saodId he ii any who wish information
on lie III ur'incc, and w IL give them the benef OF INV
experience Of te lss few care, these various p ,ns
L. f. SARGEANT, GenI Agent,
St. Johnsbury, Vermont
January :, SOP
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-15

lNrEmrrIIoN OF FoEtIGN MAILS -
In the New York Post Otiir,. on S,tnr
day. lay piics of mail bags containing the
for. ign mall duly sealel. but not dcliv
cred. because there was no mail steamer
N port to receive them. The Inman
steamer, due last Monday, has not ar
rived, and the Cunard and Hamburg
steamers. boih overdue, had not been
head trom. All these steamers are sup
pose! 10 have enc ,untcrcd and been de-
ay,d by the heavy westerly grlcs whi,,.
II late prevailed ON the Atlantic. The
mail, will be detained until Tuesday.
when they will be dispatched by the
Hamburg steamer AIIcmana. Never
before, since tie ocean mails were trans
United 10y steamships, has the mail com
mnmcarlons been 50 seriously interrupted
by bad weather.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-15


Iru~t and rcIu>'~ /" c"."r Al, al, n'' l- L.
able 10 u fine.
lllcrt VIII "c Il pan. l." r'iP-e "I the
moon ON the 2''h INST \'-i"'' "cr'-
thad - II thr "N.'. .''I = clear '"'n.'r
'nierin@ The Nl'"'' ''. ! T. ~. a.I
I I'.. -''- 80 ~ W. '''.' 49, ''.''
'''''' '''> ''''''' '''' ' w. 90 w.
The income OF ih' ollie ct register ot
the city of New York. ~hiri. Goa Hal
piUe (Nlrlc- O. hciiN) a'ii at ta' jim' ut
ms recent death. amt winch Wa secured
II lis widow ami r!I.dr,u. has aIu,uu'
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Al the annual rent'u- 10. pew M HrN.
IL W. b'ech"rN 'h''.., Ir -. N,tn.
last week, lh" sum % - l.''o Wa r.l--
rd fer rents ard lI'mi"u'-. ",'"- "o.uoo
more than l>i year. I!r /; NNru. 90.
80. i"'', ,' .,,"' ~, i,.' ~, ''' IN
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The great senatorial contest IN VI uur
l. Nlri"tiiy settled. H. rN'.'rnrm a
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-15

SHOCKING Il Il. ACciDENr. - \
.'ccpl"% car on the "PlnhanIc" rail
road, WAS thrown iron the track, Mon
day night. about three miles wet OF
l'iil-burs. Pa, and of the seven persons
IN II. three were instantly killed. and one
mortality wounded. The killed were
John Allen, the >lcepirg car conductor.
{. AlcPhcrson Of Springfield, Ohio, and
Robert Chc-' cy Of reun-. lvauia. The
washing Of the earth from the ties. by
hravy rains was the cause of the acct
dent.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-15

NEW POSTAGE SrAMI>.-A new Sc
rie> Of postage stamps i in course OF
preparation hv the post office depart
mcnt. They will he smaller than those
nov IN use, but of hand>omcr finish and
design. On the two cent stamps is an
engraving OF post boy on horseback
and on the three cent stamps locomo-
tive under Il tull head OF steam. The
five cent stamp contains a head of W ash
m%'on. The ten cent stamp Is said T."
be- very ii"riy designed, and confirms Il
picture of the declaration OF ndcpend-
'mrr. Ehl~ engraving is very tincly and
d"lica;rly cNecutcd. On tht twcl,c cent
stamp AN engraving OF an ocean steamer
Is son, and the thirty cent stamp is dec
GRATED with the surrender of Bursuyne.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-15

TIMELr.-An exchange published in
this state, under the head of ''acricultu
raj, says: Now is the time TO fill up
the barnyards with full supply Of dirt ="
BY al means, say we; that Is, if you
can get the dirt,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-15

LARGE REAL ESTATE PURCHAsE-
The well known firm Of Henry l. Triton
Y Company Of Lil'eton, \. H. have iu,t
purchased of Stephen c. Badger, Esq
OF Concord. y. II. fourteen thousand
acres of spruce and pine timber land in
the town of Btthleham and vicinity
The purchasers will put in steam mills
next year and commence the clearing OF
the timber and the wood. 1t is estimat-
Ell that til" whole tract will produce
,l2hty-tour million feet of lumber besides
AN immense quantity of wood. The
merchandise Will be loaded on the cars
at the wing Road" 80 called, a point
10 which ii i expected that The Mnntre-
al Railroad will be opened next summer
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-15

Tuesday evening, Mrs. Hannah Muir
ply Of Lawrence. went out of her house
tor a few minutes, leaving her baby, nine
months old, in the cradle, in care of a
child thirty months old, and while she
WAS gone the elder child, by some means,
pulled kerosene lamp over, which fell
into the cradle and set the clothes On fire,
burning the poor infant to such a degree
that it died the next morning.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-15
w A N I { D .

AN ENTERPEI IN AGENT in each 90 MY IT, '.,
I =. to- II few valunhl L t aItI n,"d .-
C.c-y mil. \ me- chant " IA can N"f "a e." NJ :.
drtd d plla clp.tal pp Of hi Cwn - ',-r
time 10 the h slu.ss p-,. r., IN ,ut 8. u ~
nasalutc cont oil Of ON goods d n= 60 mt Il. o
N they Will give him hu-i ia irot ="
ST. " cl a II annual ' { tliOsu n. "a.
ut free. A-dre-- l. T.. WOEEALL 4 CO. - ~
Chamb,rs st, y. y. City.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-15

Lizzie NJ. Ryan, u years old, while
sliding down the baui,,cr in The Boot
mills. at Lowell, Thursday, fell down
four flights OF stairs and was fatally hurt
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-15

\ fifty dollar counterfeit greenback
-plendiliy executed and perfect in every
respect, except that the vignctte OF
Franklin has TWO buttons on his vest, is
in circulation.
Parcpa Rosa was lately 10 give a con-
cert at Erie, Pa. and wien she arrived
al T. VI with her troupe, She went to
a leading ho,cl, where she called for din
ner, bui WAS told that the dinner hour
had passed and the dining room could
not be- opened. Madam called carriages
Dook her troupe to the depot, AMI wenl
TO HdtlaIo by the fist train.
i'ar-on Browuluw. in taking his edi-
rnrial leave OF the Wing, IL paper estab
i>hel 10y him more than thirty years
I@p, and of winch he has ever since been
he c,lilor-in-chirt, says ''lt III my past
ute have been violent on some occa-
>ion.. my apology is, that, like the -Apos-
lie Paul, un many occasions have fought
with 'b.;l~.S al EpLc>u-.'
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-15


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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-15

Weeks ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE OF
SEEDS. AND FLORAL GUIDE for 1869, is
received. The publication has become a
standard one, and we loci; for it with as
much confidence as for the New Year.
The first edition is large one. 1t makes
work of 100 pages, beautifully illus
trated, with abou! 100 fine wood cngrav
ings of flowers and vegetables, and an
elegantly coiorcd plate. a bouquet OF
flowers. 1t is the most beautiful. as the
most Instructive Floral Guide published.
living plain and thorough directions for
the culture of flowers and vegetables
The Floral Guide Is published for the
benefit Of Nick's customers, 10 whom il
Is sent free without application, but will
be forwarded to all who apply by mail,
irr ten cents, which i not half the cost.
Adde'S James Wick, Rochester. y. Y.
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TEF FATrNT MAG,c CONE

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President Pierce is again very i'll.
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