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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-12-22
RAILROAD NEWS.


Chrisfmas Celebration.
/ The Cincinnati, Richmond and Fort Wayn,
railroad, which has been recently completed
VIII be opened 20 the public December 25th.
Fisk and 6suId,
According to the present indications there
| seems little doubt that the days Of Fisk and
| Gould as Erie Magnates arc numbered. The
combination against them OF foreign and do.
nestle influence and capital Is so strong they
| oan1t long resist II.
EoF Services Rendered.
H. c. Lord brings suit against the White.
water Valley Ohio uilroad for $4,000 with
and manager from 1885 70 1870, and is seeking
to attach the rolling-stock Of the road on thai
| account.
Southern and western Railroad Asso.
eis1ten.
A meeting Of the presidents, superinten-
dents, or other general managing officers OF
the Western and South ern railroads, will be
held at It. Louis on the 18th Of January next,
for the purpose OF organizing an association OF
such officers for the advance ment OF railroad
management and railroad interests through
out the " est and south. a committee was
appointed 10 call this meeting by the cOnveD-
ton Of railroad officers at 81. Louis on the 18th
Southern Roads.
From the Mobile Register Of the 18th, we get
the following interesting items in reference 70
A telegraph ONCE has been established at
Birmingham, on the Alabama and Cnatta-
Orleans and jackson railroad had his arm seve-
rely injured while coupling" train a few
days ago Il Is steted that a passenger in
jure6 on the Alabama and Chattanooga rail-
road, near Elytgn, not long ago, has brought suit
against the State Of Alabama for $4,000 dam.
ages Mai. +. =. HosfoId, assistant superin-
teudent Of the Nozzle and Ohio railroad, waa
elected an alderman Of Macon, Mississippi, re-
csiyiDg the largest Democratic vote polied .
The Mississippi legislature incorporated the
Grenada and Meridian railroad company.and.
ike the French king, who marched up the
bin and back again, that Is sal We hear about
1.-THE Canton Mississippi American Citizen
says i've hundred and fOrty-elght votes were
cast In an election TO determine whether or
not Canton would subscribe sl50,OO0 to the
Mobile and Northwestern railroad, and out Of
the number only three went against the
subscription. The West Point (Mississippi)
Citizen comes down on the Mobile and Ohio
railroad with forty-horse power. In Africa, 1t
Is said, there is a little animal which, the mo-
msnt lt is born. turns round and eDdeavOTs 10
devOur It's ntother---..The preliminary survey
Of the proposed Eufaula, Abbevilie and Gulf
railroad h9s been compile ed, and the chief
engineer, Major Gordon Gardner, reports the
country well adapted to the construction OF
work, there being only two heavy grades on
the whole line. The people along the line are
hopeful Of the result, and express a determina-
tion 70 exert themselves 70 make the enter
prise an immediate success,
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It is therefore ordered, by the Clerk
ance herein at the courthouse OF the
Second ChancerT Court OF Shelby county.
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

No. 420.-In the Second Chancery Court OF
Shelby county, Tennessee.-Saml Watson
VS.. The Book and Tract society Of the Mem
ph1a ConIeI ence, the President, Secretary,
Directors, Stockholders and all others
where notes are held by the Society un.
paid"
TT appearing from the bill duly sworn to in
L this cause that the defendants, sail
othsrs whose notes are held by the society
unpaid" are non-residents of ths State Of
Tennessee, CT that their residences are un-
known;
II Ii therefore ordered by the Clerk
and Master, That they make their ap-
pearance herein, TT the Courthouse of
the Second Chancery Court, in the city
OF Memphis, Tenn, on or before the first
Monday in February, 1872, ana plead, an
swer or demur to oomplainant's bill, or
the same Will be taken for confessed a. to
them and set for hearing exparte, and that
a copy OF this order be published once q
week. for four successive weeks, in the Mem
phiB Appeal.
A copy-attest:
n. D. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
Humes q Poston. soils. for compl't. d22- fr
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s4O,Ss6 81

To this amount some three or four thousand
dollars should be added for postage, paper,
stationery, fuel, etc.
The prospect ior an abundant supply of cur
reney at the capital is not at all encouraging.
Toe rate fixed for 1872 ls0 centsl in view OF
the reduction Of taxes generally Will not
probably weld a revenue greater than 81 ,40n,-
900 from all sources. This will be the assess-
menf and then, of course, great amount VIII
not DO collected. Out OF arrearages, however,
enough may be collected TO cover the eommfs-
sions for collecting the tax OF ls72 and the re-
leases and {nsolvens lists. Going upon the
hypothesis that every dollar of the assessment
for 1872 VIII be paid in by January 1873, OF that
sum, rather, realized from taxes prior 70 1917
end including that year, let US see now muoh
halfer of We win be.
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:sRS, bern sSs g otbs@s 15.1; ~ sas VS. Josephine al.
IT appearing rom aa,aav,t - 81.
sstsez = s-.s' ar 4ef6ndants, Rebscea Tate AnT
q sS{{,. lane JenkE, half.siHferT ~ sss,-
IA
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A we ahaIl withdraw orr once from Mann
N Phin to st Louis by the 18TH January.
1871, we would respectfully ask those IN.
debted 20 Ms 70 cali 81 81 Main stree:S and
settle before that ate.
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MASnNIc NnTIcE
NOTICE,
DISSOLUTION Of COMPREHENSIVE,

gTNHE arm Of GOODYEAR & HILLS was dis.
u solved on ths 18th December by mutual
consent, ID. r. GooDYEAR retiring ]. B. HILL
having purchased The entire interest as
sumes all the liabilities and has entire charge
OF the settlement Of the BUSINESS Ct the late
firm. ]. b. HILLS,
u. r. GOODYEAR.
Thanking the nublio for past favora, pro.
mise TO Try to offer additional Inducements
for their continuance in the future.
]. b. HILLS.
d22 Druggist 28l n ain gtreef
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MecAFFREY g. 90.
2ss sEcaHO ST.. OPP. COURT SQUARE
q Memphis ct a. vs.. I. Z. siiSsst SAND and

Of w q. Easflaild fnr xrif nf srrns nnsn,,a
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kaesage checked through.
For Information and tickets apply to Tiakat
Otiifes eszz sain street, and at Depot, foot
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$50 "a ss :ss: q: 4:
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The Cincinnati, Richmond and Fort Wayne
railroad, which has been recently completed,
VIII be opened 20 the public December 25th.
Fisk and GouId.
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According to the present indications there
seems little doubt that the days Of Fisk and
Gould as Erie Magnates arc numbered. The
combination against them Of foreign and do
nestle influence and capital Is so strong they
can't long resist il.
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-A-At4zt - I4A4Ei, EzarE and Master.
by x. ]. BLA0x. Deputy C an
Logwood a 4tcou. Soils. fnr Compl't NH sat
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~ " sELozER, Deputy G. and n = 's''1'
Thes. X Smith, Sol. for oompl'ts. dl6 sat
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USEFUL and ORNAMENTAL

q E II @r M a %
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Lawrence. Belle Lee. Dardanelle.
Phil Allin. Undine. Frank Forr,
Belle Memphis. James Howard.
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JACOB CANS 9S Main Street. approaching holidays
made astH further reduction in prices
han other House in the city.
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the NEW YORK Day sOODs MARKET

FRANKFURT, December 2I-United State
sseuriues-hye-twsnties Of 1862, P51S,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-11-17

On all sides men rushed to sea, tempted
the reef and breakers and fatal coast.
At home when they called for bread they
were Offered stone, Gould the rocks
be worse, with the prospect Of clam, be-
You'd Wreck followed wreck, bu; the
cast-away crews always came home fat
and sleek, and with comtenance$ 9iow-
ing with secret satisfaction. II was
noticed, too, that they put to sea again
at once. 1t was the story owe! again,
which the .entlr Lila has told OF the dis
covery aud Development OF roast pig
with this variation, flat the Yankee did
what John CEimaman never thought of
he ,at lat insured his craft, before
running It ashore. To this day lis de
sccndant,. will tilial reverence, preserve
the custom.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-11-17

The Boston Pilot, in an article ON the
murder of KATE l.cehan, says:
The evidence gwen on the inquest en-
tlrcly eXuncratcd the young men of her
acquaintance from any blame for the
death Of the sirl; AMI with the cxrep-
ton Ct the testimony OF one half wittcd
witness, whose statements there v cre
valid reasons to doubt, Kate Leciam Wa
proved 10 IL u "irl of unhlrni-hrd char
actcr. Bat see how her GOOD naInr j.,
stabbed by the tact HAT She wa~ ia the
habit Of Si~itinga drinking saloon. where
young men assembled 10 play cards Ii
these young men lad any Consideration
or respect for kaic L"cham and her COM
panions, they wcuId net hay, asked
thcm or allowed them t. visit -.u.h :,
place. How viii tbs news BE- told in
Kate Iccham's native parish IA Ireland .
How will her poor parents hide their
gr,y hair, with sorrow and >hame-
shame, for tier daughter did not 10 Il.
they had tau%hi her Think OF The
thrill OF horror that viii rur through the
little village when the newspaper Is read
that tells the dreadful tale; and how sol
emily VIII tall from the altar the words
OF the parish priesl rs lIe make, allu-icn
III I.,' ,t ,'''' "'"I'''- ''i ,'''''' ".n
Catherine I.a"hln, to seek Their bread ia
the new world. And what will he the
hardest blow for all who knew and loved
,''', "'''o' '"'''''N S'' u, ''"'''t III II
a'''.' "''o ~ ''''''iy ni'','''''" ~"
~ 'H.'e : ''''I''''''2 WORSE 'i'''n mai III
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, i'',l' ~ ',Si,,,'1 i 81 .'hlhs r'i''n' and
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J.. 'I"':''' ~, ~ VI u'A'','H OF
'''''' @''. !" "''. country placed
- :"1 ,.'''''e '''''''.'' '''"''% 'hr same
=, ''''''', ''' '''''''''''.''~, ana open
- '",.' 81" .''''' ''''i''"''oii~' II Our
''''' INV '''r'' u S"'''1 "''!E one
- '''' INV t''' 0'''''''. "I'.='r' 'h'h we
,Ia, | '. '''' i''''' we ''.n '"'.'' 81
,',,, ''I 'o'',' ''''T ''t'''' |" IT,
-, '-'", ,,'''' .'''> al wa" nave an
I I'; '".'' ~ ~ ny t'''"' " W"!" "i
'|'" ~ '''' ,'''''''--'I''' me mdider st
'N'' .'.''.'''' '''''> i'''I h''h' A'r ''ndn'!
''''I '''i'''. / y, VI mere "!i"''oH' IL heF
iinaI ''', ,' ~, ''', ,,'''i ''' ".'n mar
"''' <''' ~ = lo'!'-A @'ii'
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-11-17

irr lively Watch Hill correspondent
'i the Albany Argus ihus explains the
'rl2ln OF the cIam-Iale:
1t ~ known that the Mayhowcr. after
Endn@ the Pilgrims At Plymouth Rock,
'n2a2ed IN the lave iradc. May not
ia" secret "i indigestion, whispered by
one CI tie SAINTS. have found is way TO
the GnInra coast and thence To a Nlr-
"ln.a kitchen But without SOLVING
HAT question, it is enough TO know that
the effects OF the diet inflicted ON the
'af!y coloni>t> in this quarter were man
iirNt at once. The weekly sermons were
hai and heavy and SO was the daily
meal-and as sour and indigestible. The
women first suffered from it, Their tenn
p-r1 hccamc acid and their tongues ran
Wild Tie tribe OF lecturers, who now
wander from village TO village, cgotistic
and ill-tcmpcrcd, are the in>ipid descend
ants oi those Nira"os who seeded and
cooked for the early settlers The llus-
hands fled 10 the only refuge open to
InHn--thr sea. Those who had boats
tayc,! away for indefinite pcriods-ii,h-
,.'". Il Is the resource OF the hcn-pcck
ed to tbs day. Others believing that
ANY bark i better than the domestic bite,
desperately set ON RATS and persisted. 1t
wa- IN some storm on the coast that Il
l.-hcrman, cast Oh shore, discovered the
true method Of cooking clams-ihc fire
"n thc beach, the heated stones, the
Clans and the supcrposed cars Of corn,
with the sea-wecd covering that made up
the ron'rlvancc OF All oven. He tasted .
and ate and for the first time realized
That the human mouth was made for :: |
l""hcr purpose than feminine scoldinc Or
the maslic&tion Of absolute dishes. Re |
turning, the ,hipwrccked mariner told
with "uslp ~. story of his discovery,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-11-17

D"N'r FRET. 81 dare ~ more fret -"
said John Wesley, than to curse and to
swear. Dnr who knew him we'll said
that lac never Jaw Lin low-spritcd or
trr!lul in lis lille. He SAYS of them.
"lo have persons at my ears murmuring
and lretting at everything, is like tearing
the flesh from my bones. by the gracc
OF God, | am discomfort at nothing. |
see God sitting on his throne and ruling
all things" If every one was Of John
WeSley's spirit, it would rcvolutionizc
the world. Christians lose ail their way
side comforts, and diShomor the Master.
by tLcir fretlune-S over little troublc-
Some, who can bear the Great SORROWS of
late with martyrs faith and patience,
are utterly ovcrtIrown by some trihino
incident. The temper Is an unruly Stccd,
which must he kept in h"trd every mo-
mvnt.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-11-17
Simon BIanchard's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court. held at TIE
Caledonia District, S. Probate Oftce In St. Johns
bury, IN said district, the 4th day OF Nov. A u.
ISL.
81 Simon Blanchard late OF PcaCidm, in said dis
trct deceased presents his administration account Tor
examination and allowance, and makes application
decree OF distribution and pLritiU 81 the estate
%; said deceased.
Whcrcupon. ordered by said court that said ac-
count and said application be referred 10 session OF SAID
TO be held the probate office in said ST On>bu-
ry,Uu the 18th day OF Nov. A.D ISL Tor hearing and de
Cisun thereon And is further ordered that notice be
given to all persons interested, by publication OF the
same three weeks successfully in the Caletyuiau
newspaper published at St JJnshury Previous to saiu
time appointed Tor hearing, that they may appear
sLld tiire aud place, and SHOW il any they
nave, ny S.i;G account should 20 Above! al! ~l,
dcC:yC made BY the Court, Attest,
ASA l.. FRENCH. Judge Vi Probate.
A iTdc copy ct record Attest.
- ASA l.. FRENCH judge ii P.,i.4i.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-11-17

+, T. Bn"hyc OF Bethel has mad. :,
discovery IN tanning leather which, lac
claims, will revolulionizr the business
The material Ia n.e- Is dye from forest
leaves. He has been experimental. with
leaves for I'll" past two months, and tie
result is entirely satisfactory One ton
of leaves will tan as much leather Il. five
cords of hcmlock bark, and will do In,
work in onr-haIf the time by mixing
the leaves and bark in equal proportions,
onc-lourih Of the time Is saved. The
leather tanned by Ibis process is smooth
er, more hxibIc, and yet retains the
strength Of the raw hide in greater de-
gree than that tanned by bark.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-11-17
farm, Garden aud Household.

SIoUID FRUIr BE PACKED AIR
TIGrT? - y correspondent asks -
''ShoulI head my fruit barrels up tight
such as | want to keep for my own
use until spring ~ 1t docs no harm and
We are not certain that it is not better to
do 50, after the first sweating after pick
ing. But ii it is done, the barrels should
be kept in dry place ana as cool as pos
slble without allowin" tie fruit TO freeze
Some pack close and others do not but
success depends upon where and in what
temperature they are kept, in either
case.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-11-17
Concord Land Sale

Tia" Non rc-id"nf PROJECTORS OF the Town Of Concord
IL III" ''uuy OF Er-, hereby notified that the.
tnEr assessed y said town of Conc ri within the two
year mex preceding this date remain either in whule
or in pat unpaid on tn" following described land in
LID town OF Concord to wit:
IN IlHycT farm, 80 called" now owned and nccu-
pied by Horace Iastiug-.
ia" fern near thu fair ground" now owned and
occupied 10y fmmoms Sockwcll. Al-o ~ acr,s of lana!
being the fair ground lot
The Hotel iGdings and ltni Connected now owned
and oc ulicd 10y G. j. Spencer.
And 70 much of said lands will be sold a. pLhli,.
auction Vt the dwelling house of the tub-crr in aid
Town OF Concord, on MONDAY, the nth ,l,y nf M
VENEER, Ill A o'clock T.. NJ, ~ shall lie
requisite TO dscharg" said with cnst. uu..l
previously paid.
ALoNIp X. Quincy, E,s.f Cou,ttiI.
concord, Oc"b. r3I, ISL. S,-al
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-11-17

vote for municipal officers if she is an in
dependent householder; or, having 4
husband, il she Is not under his control.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-11-17

1t has been judicially decided that q
married woman in England * entitled to
vote at municipal elections. il she hap
pcned to be living apart from her hns-
band. Thus grass widows are put Oh a
political footing with real widows and
spinstcrS. Every woman in England can
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-11-17
YegaI.
Louisa p. BradIee's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT In probate court, he'll AT
CaiejOnil District, -. the Probate Onice ST
A Dist.
john M Martin. executor OF the last and tesla
ment of Louisa p Bradee late OF PeaCham,
tTic deceased presents his administration account
examination and allowance. ANA makes application for
said deceased.
count ana slld application be referred to Il session
sucouft 10 &c held at the probate office in said
bury. on the 18TH day OF n d. ISL for hearing and
ueCson thereon: Ana IL is further ordered that
hcrepI De gwen 10 al persons interested by public
OF line SAME three weeks suCcessivey the CaleOnan
newspaper published at st. JOhuSburv previous to
sad time appointed for hearing. that they may appear
at said time and place AMI show Causc any They may
nave why SAID account should not lie allowed, and
such decree made. by the Court Attest
ASA l.. FRENCH, Judge .: Probate.
A true copy OF record Attest,
s5-gl ASA L. FRENCH Judge OF Probate.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-11-17
DOLLAR REWARD SOAP.

WASHES wIhuGt rubbing: Removes I,t h. Tar. Pant
''''t,' Nfr'd I'' L'u'h'T Sums .tc.; " tzI,F with
Hot or old Hard, soft or salt Water; alo~
Time, Fuel ll'h'r and MONEY. t.,thc- v,sh,t with
II wear tWic" ~ long a. Il v,.-hr! with common sap
'nr pound of It Will wash from ten 10 fifteen dozen
piece Of ordinary family ua.AiH. It wI-hr- tH. inns,
t; without injury. ma I.ld r iil ,r,l- 1 'l IT sal
iIi'it q ~.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-11-17
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS
Il. IL. EDDY,
SO TOR OF PATENT

FIR I"r'"''"s,, Tai. Mari. 90. B.-rar,
No a tat" Srrc', opposite killy Sf:,ct Ho ton
Alter AN eNtcusiv" Practice Of upwards OF ru.r'
years continue, 10 secure patents In the l!'tt. ir
ais" Great Britain France and other iulr.:u cam.
uitS. caveats, -ptCincatoLs bonds. assignments. AL
al papers or drawings Tor Patents executed 90, lrr
irrh.H. am with despatch. RcsearChr, made l.t
American ur foreign works 20 determine. tie N.n:.
or utihtN ni patents or lnvcntuES-4nd lr.tlur utr
idNlt' rendered IN all matters ann g.;
OF Tue CLAIMS oil any patent furnished - rem ;t.I
SssiSiimt nts recorded al WASHINGTON
TEsTIHOSIAL
u regard Mir. Eddy as one OF the mes .r,t.--..
anu capable ira, titlOners with whom lA,rI ed ,.,
aIIitefcuurse. CHAS. MASON,
CUmmissiOIero i faic,'-
nave no hesitation in assuring inventor, tllf t-,.
'Aihlnt employ Il person more competent and { .-.
worthy, ana more capable ct putting their a. i..
Ia u FORM 10 secure Tor them early al! 's,...
consideration at the patent CiliCe.''
. rph1 ~ Rk r Late Commissions 90: fhi'...'
MI. IL. IL Eddy has made for IS az ..a,...r-..
AIih-toN" u which patents have been -ILlira 49,.
lhAl IS now pending. Such uLni>tahcaLt .yl %. -.'
talent ana ability ON his part leads ne 10 lL'
All Inventors 80 apply to him 10 procure t,I iAi'
As thtN may DC sure OF having he most iIllit.l i'
u"h bestowed On their cases, and Ncry T,.-.'.I
Charges John I, siAk.
Boston. Jan. |. l-7l -ly,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-11-17
SILVER and Plated Ware. Fancy Goods.
SpCctarIPS, &C., &c.

In all \'Ith'In V rmout Well he ha-. EyeIy dy-,Tip-
Ion ot Watch and Ec.yclry rep firing done ia thu
manner y tine took If Picture IIairc- tiatIy
Land and made to order. cs'~Colnr and sec.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-11-17

CuEN INSTEAD OF HAS. l..
GoodaIr says in the Maine Farmer
There i more difference in the feeding
value ui what Is called ebay" tl;an there
is in that ul marketable corn. Some
hay is worth 4 great dead more than
some other hay. 1t Is held by our farm
crs gemr'aIly that pound Of corn is rs
cod =, two pounds Of average hay:
Ii'at twenty bushels of Indian meal,
weighing 900 pounds, will 90 Il, lar in
"lntcrln% cattle as ton OF lay some
titiilk twelve CT fifteen bushels to be as
coed ~ 1000 pounds of English hay II
tle,c estimates he near the truth. it
would appear that the equivalent Of Il
Ton "i hay can he had III Indian corn for
:;In To 81
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-11-17
JERSEY OR ALDERNY RIIIIS

For sale uy Eno7 stevens. Barnet, VI One full blood
wear Old, and fun blood calves dropped March, ISL
Also. cr.dc calves ; and - .Icrs v cropped
March III. and on" Is Ii .ercy. dropped sept is
Also. "":f"y and Durham grade cows and hcifrrr
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-11-17
Charles Streeter's Estate

STATE OF VERMONT / In Probate Court, held At
t,seN District s. Guiahal within and ior
S.ti district, Oh the BID day Ut Nov. \. ID. l-1l.
d. $. Storrs. Esq, administrator upon the estate
"i Charles StTceter, late OF Brighton. III said district,
dt ceased. makes application To- said court Tor Ere>e
sr the Whole OF the real estate OF SAID repre-
scntI- that sale thereof is Necessary Tor the pay Ict
81 the debts ami charges 81 .,l!nI-t rItpn that
E- ba!aIgc may De dN.!'J lctwrci Jhu,,. LEGALLY en-
tItic.i 10 the
Nhcrcupon It i ordered hy SAID court rat said ai
pi, At Ion come unrr consideration a!i be hear:
18th Gay OF Nov. A. D. l-il, al the probate Olfyr
n said builGi!Ill And II Is mriher ordered that
all persons ntrrtste! be HU ma hereof 10y publication
81 notice ct sad application and order thereon
three weeks >uCCe~siNcy in Ia" CiiciJI.iAn news
papvI published at 81. Juh,I>huTN, prt.Nil to
said time appointed hearing that ih.y may appear
al ant lime ant place, ami II t-y ,LI-r. "i I,i
t:tl'tu.
H. i.4r CnuIt-Aitr~f
~ "a Nm. II. HAkTSIIORS. JuG.v 81 PIUtlle
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-11-17
Auftion aud 2rirate Salts.
FARM FOR SALE,

The sublcr;her the account of i'll health offer hi
wekuown farm for sale. containing 80 o: good
land with good house and shed, and three barns and
sheds, all in good repair and good running water TO
house and barns. 1t is Of the bet dairy stock
farms in northern Vermont and will b. sold and
payments part Down and the balance time to suit
purchaser. ERASrtS WOODRUFF.
Newark, Sept. 81, ISL. S3tf