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LATEST SHIP NEHS.
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ARRIVED.
Steamship Ashland Moore femsndHs, With mise and pa 70 ''es
Hand.
steamship Castle Morton Havana Sept h with md'e sne
pass 70 Atlantic Mail steamship co. -
steamship san saysio HckeOu Savannah with mise and
10 W. K Garrison 90
Ship Aukatbor (Sor) strom Liverpool 80 days with saL
Electra IN O. Peyu Hamburg Aug. 49, with mdse
Bark AUST yancch Maes o. days. WITH rarosi os
Queen NS Smith, Rotterdam % days, vita radss
Rooo Danoysro ts Croco London 50 iys With mdse
Brig Olivia (N0r Osnldsen CariR4 days railroad ron
Brig Emilia aL) Demaine LeEhora ~ dAys. vita Aroe &c
Brig Gssele. Huntey, NewHayeh
Bng Florence, -, Providence.
Brig Barker Of ST. JOhO n b. Glace Bay 10 daJA VIA
coal
Brig John Bickmore Henley, Cow Bay, O. B., With coal
sehr James Pord Hambin, Cow Bay, Z. b.. with coal
sch Canon Wilmington, NC days with naval torea
schr Newport DBL Miller Wiulsor ~ S. Is Ulsstr
Ingalls, MusQuash. n B. lU VITA lam
coAs
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Eet,le Walker, Maei

Eettle Walker, Machiss.
l.. Brewster. JOnespOrt-
JLla Ann, Providence.
J. II. Youinans. Providence.
Orlando Smith, Portchester.
Helen NJ. Waite. P0rtlanL
Nightingale. Warren.
Ana Ella, Frankfort.
Southport, BrOOkhayen.
Old Zaek, New-LOndOn.
Escort, Bridgeport
Y. Z. Church. Bristol
Kate Walker, Portland.
q. w. Rowley, foI Island.
Il. p. Abel. Providence.
Charger, Providence.
L. X. Wilson, Virginia.
7. HOLMES. Georgetown. D. c.
w. Z. Callen. Virginia.
Yarmouth. HyanDlS
c. w. Bentley. New w'Beiforl
Nsdab. Newport
Marshall, Eastport.
Veto, ThOmastou.
Annie Powers, Frankfort.
Niger. New BediOnl.
X. b. Smith, New Bedford.
G.. Edgar, New-IIsYen.
J. N. Seymour. Providence.
Joseph, NeW-hagen.
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VermilliOn. KOckland.
Kate Mclean. ProTilencs.
Mnluas, PrOTidens e.
Geo. v. HOyey, yiBslhavea
Kate J. HOyt. hes-hAyea
Artist, SOmesee.
X. NJ. Clark. Hartford.
Success, NeW-LonJOn.
Evelyn. Stamford
Iahmsroo, FInAlhayen.
J. D. Guttin. Gioucester.
Cerro Condo. horwica.
Eugene. Weilnost
Mara Loulsa. Providence.
Treasure. Providence.
Med a OF. Fall River.
ID. Is. SlgJeT. Virginia.
A G. Logan. Baltimore.
r. r. Stockton. FirsiRis.
Motto, SeE.hayea.
q W. Glover. k0ckiAui
Nile RocklAnd.
Telegraph. 7 homas.os.
:. q. StOger. Frankfort
Allie Oakes. Gardiner.
Ida l.. Burgess, Boston.
Geo. Washington, STANFORD.
Hastings. New BedfO d
Sarah Elizabeth. New Haven.
Nettie Chase. PoftA1J.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-12

Bradford, Mr.. Harvey :. Hartman Of 81. J"hnshu
~ and Miss Matte +. Welch of Barnet.
NJ Ryegate Corner. Jan. 3, by Rev. Jas NJ. Beat
tie Mr.. Dugald Stewart Of Newhnry. and Miss
Jane ii. Orr of Groton.
AT West Barnet Jan. !. by Rev. John Bolc Dir
Willard r. Sargent OF Nrwburr and Miss Maria =
Darling of Eyegate.
Al Victory. Jan. :, Joseph +. RaunrA uf St
Jphnsbury and DOrna J. Jones of Victory.
At Bradford Jan. l. M. Gilman Hutchinson d
Washington and Miss Mary A. johnson. Of Tops
ham.
At Lancaster. y. II. Dr. D. l.. Jones and Mis-,
Emma l.. Marshall all Of Lancaster.
Al Marshteld. Jan. l, Mr.. Amasa Hall Of Marsh
field and Mrs. Julia ~ (Dana) Colby of Danville
At Barre. Dee. IS, Nj. Gilbert q. Brown of 81
J"hnshury. and Miss Ednah Mack of Plaintield.
At Montpelier, Dec II Mr.. Lorenzo q. Burnham
al Hardwick and Miss Nettic f. Lowell oi Walden
At Coventry. Dec. &c, Moses & Pearson and Mrs
p. Gray. both of Coventry.
At Glover, Dec. n. MI. Robert /. White aud
and Miss Isabel Anderson, both of Glover.
Al Glover. Dec. It. Mr. Claud Brownie OF tl"vcI
and AIiss Elizabeth kendrick OF Greensboro.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-12
CALEDONIA COENTl- CORR

DECEMBER TERM, lcIl.
HON. IONA. ROSS, Presiding Judge
Hon. JnNA. X. DARLING. I Associate
HoN. HENRY PERLEY, Judges.
CHARLES F. WEEKS. sheriff,
\. f.. RA\kIN. Clerk.
No. l2G. 4. /. Eu,ie rs. e.. Il. But
iard. Verdict for delft. to recover his
costs. BurkeS. Bartlett, Dickcy, fol
PHI. Circuit, Smith. Idle, for dcft.
No. l3l. Daniel Coleman ct ar rs. w.
Estabr0ohs. Assault upon Pltt-s. wife
Plff.. had Il hammer i'll his possession
which lac bought of one Hugh O'Don-
nell. This hammer deft. claimed he
had hid off ut auction sale and that
some one had taken it umlawfully
Def. in trying to get the hammer had
some difficulty in which it was claimed
he struck plff's. wife. Question wa,
whether the plff. had made out case.
Verdict for def. to recover his costs
Burkcs. Bel'len & May for pltt. i. y
& &. II. Davis and Lamson for dcft
COURT BUSINESS.
Orrih Poland rs Grant T,'HnL Il. Il
Go. Plf. brought his action against
deft. cooperation for an injury done on
defts. Road. Defi's. pctioned To hav,
the cause removed to the Circuit C0ulr
of L. = claiming that they were alian
and under the Law of 1879 had right
to have cause thus removed. Th,
Court held that the prayer of the pcti
ton be granted: and il was ordered
that cause he removed 10 L. ). Circui
Count to he held ut Burlington Att
Tuesday at FEBRUARY, l-72.
DIVORCE.
-iEce Ryan rs. Philip Egd". Dir"rc,
granted for intolcrable severity.
Esthe, Latham rs. George Ldfhnm Bil
granted for disertion.
Joseph Frlch rs. Chasiino Feich. Bill
denied.
Nellie Wheaton rs Chus. f. Wheaton
Mis-. Wheaton asked divorce Oh The
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-12
Railroad TraiU-.
RELIGIOUS Meetings.

E.stI-I CaUaCH-Meetngs i'll hall ut 'Hl"'i"hiaL
Block-Rev W. L. Moves PASTOR Sahbatl
services at 1890 A. NJ. l A. and 6 80 Z VI Sab
bath School al 1900 n.
rfIunpIsI CHuRCH-CIiev. H. {. Sheldon Pastor
sabbath services at 1880 4. NJ, Ia and Ga
rN Sabbath School at 1900 NJ.
<uGIH CuNG'L CHuRCH,-(Rev. Chas. NJ S"G;hsatc
rastorD Sabbath services at 1920 a. N. and
G3OP ST. sabbath School at las p. NJ.
,,.rlH CoSu'L CHURCH-tRev. l.. .. BrastOw, Pas
tori Sabbath services at 1870 A N. and 6:3t
r NJ Sabbath School at 100 N. Prayer
Meetings at each Church Wednesday even
ings ut 7f1
verso MEMS CHRISTIAN AssoCIATI"S.-Prayei
Meetings Ut their Rooms Union Block Fri
iay evenings al s:UU o'clock.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-12
Agents for the Caledonian

WATERFOWL Union Live stock Market.
tor the week ending Tuesday. JANUARY 9 L.:
- 10 -: nfsI qnaiiy q % ; - second ,Iral
Iry g. 10 -: third quality e. 81 a & ~.
STORE CATTLs-Working Oxen and Steers pei
pair 500 Slu0 sl:J a 600.
Mich Cows AND CALvEs-sU ii sD- rNtIu e.. i
so. Farrow Cows sl2 "A ~.
lBAGIINGs-s7 90 n sl., ~" ,rAi- old ~ i ~
three wears old s25 sij.
SwISR-W estern fat hone Northern Dressed
Hogs =: sc per 10. Stures-W hOlesale hole
PRICES OF SHEEP AND LAHgs-Iu lots :. -
81 on. 81 W IS OOper head extra - ~ = DPe,
head OIL n sac per III.
Spring Lambs, e. % 6 ~
Brighton Hides. - s:c per 10
Country Hides. per 10.
Brighton Tallow Il &C per Ii,
Country Tallow : 5.c per n
Pelts. 81 - - - each.
Calf skins 10 a iSc per liz.
PRICRs or POULIRY-ENrra I1t ~ , lt. 10 mine
gOI medium TGr,I To-
In,riuu
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-12
Fatal Accident.

Plummer Drown of Sheffield WAS kill
ed on Friday of last week at Sherbrooke.
=. g., under the following ciicnmStan-
ces: lie was brakeman on the Pas
srmpsic railroad, and wa> III the act OF
coupling some freight ears, when his
arm was caught between the buffers
and he was thrown under the train. the
wheels passing over and cutting off his
right arm at the shoulder and his right
leg at the hip. He lived hut Il few
hours. He leaves il vile and child.
Mr.. Drown formerly worked at the scale
works in this place. and he was killed
on his first trip As brakeman over the
road. The Miller coupling and buffer
prevents the possibility of such acct
deutS rs the above which are occurring
all over the country every day in the
year, hul We do not know ~ they ran
be applied to freight ears. All the best
roads are using them on their passed.
ger ears.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-12
St. Johnsbury East. Silver Wedding

There was Il very pleasant gathering
al the residence of Rev. f.. ID. Hopkins
on the 9TH inst. Ia celebrate the 18th
anniversary OF the marriage of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hopkins or to attend the ''SilveI
Wedding" The Rev. and Mrs. Hop
kins were taken almost 10y surprise by
friends from far and near Ia the num-
her of about -. bringing with them
things valuable, in silver ware. To the
amount ot one hundred dollars. and
other presents ill the shape 0i silver and
/ paper money. The evening was pleas
antly spent III chatting. singing, and
/ partaklng of the repast furnished. and
I far spent, when congratulations for the
past and good wishes fnl the future.
with Il presentation of the gifts, was
given in IL few remarks 10y DR.. G.. b.
Bullard. Mr.. Hopkins responded in
very appropriate remarks, thanking his
many friends for their tokens Ofremem-
brance and kindly feelings toward him
self and family. The Rev. Mr.. Lewis
| of West Concord then read the original
publishing ceremony, gone through
with in those days-only p Years ago
which seemed unnecessary and even
lmghable at this day. A very affect
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-12
Spriai Iohrrs.
Patrons of Husbandrv.

'irctn Mountain Orange NJ. J. 81. JOhushmlk
VI. Regular meetings held the rrst Saturday u
sHrh mv,M. al O'Clock =. NJ.
Nv. POWERS. Secretary.
Time trie. all Things" aud has proved that
ID. Wstd,s Bal<Gn, II Iiiia Cher.y = the Ieme,iy
par excellence tur the cure Of coughs colds Group
whooping cough bronchitis. asthma phthisic. sore
throat and influenza. IL cures coughs and colds
ihstnHts'' II -oothes the Initiated parts il heals
the Inflammation: and even consumption itself
Yields Z" its magic influence.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-12
p. q. L Al r D ,
Manufacturer of The

'ELEBEATED Blue MOUNTAIN
GRANITE MONUMENTS, TAE-
LET'S, HEAD STONES, &c, &c.
Also, importer and dealer i'll the woIid
renowned RED and GRAY POLISHED
SCOTCH GRANITE MONUMENTS
rABLETS-&c.. &c.
have Polished Granite how OI. iaud
md will import 10 order and sell the
same Tor less than can be bought i'll
Boston Discount To the trade. over
90 designs ON hand Please call and
see
- .EhnsG",v ". J"iy /" ls1i --- e.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-12
Wells River.

McssrS. Penniman \ Mulligan have
just moved into their new building, the
first door south of the CooSsuck House.
They occupy the first floor with THEN
tin and hardware business. The sec
ond floor furnishes offices for the Mont
pelirr X Wells River Il. Il. Co. \
Free MaSOns' Hall occupies the third
story. Last week they very generous
~ gave the Use of the building for the
Oyster and Apron Festival. The la
dies provided hountifully. were we'll
patromized. and made IL very pleasant
and Successful affair of ii. Not the
least interesting feature of the occasion
was the highly commcndablc playing
of the new band. under the leadership
of Mr.. SUBWAY. Considering how
short Il time they have heen practicing,
they did finely and received hearty
thanks.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-12
The Excursion to Hardwick.

The indications are tina, thcr, " i'll he
Il good TURNOUT at IIardwick on the
18th. tn attend the Y VI. Temperance
Convention. IN excursion at half fare
over this new Railroad and 10y day
light too. will serve To favor the duty
of attendance and the lecture 10y Rev.
Mr.. Powell. who has been hard III work
III this and uthri kindred reforms. i'll
England will he of special inrrr,-, Ia
many.
The excursion will lrtun io It.
JohnSburv in >tA>uit for the !. VI. {. y.
Lecture Thy Prot. Brown OF Hamilton
College, and the lecture train from
Lyndon. with the regular down express
on the Pa>stnnpsic Il. r.. will take al
home who wish To go either north ol
south If our friends from Barnet up
to 81. .IohnShury will turn ott in force,
and ask fur an extra Ia hing them up
on the morning of the 18th in season "a
90 To lIardWick. TAT : o'clock Supt. Gil
more will undoubtedly he ready to ar
range accordingly. The officers OF III,
Convention most cordially invite and
urge them 10 Ito il.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-12
The Big Days Work Outdone.

The Mcssrs. Fairbanks teams on the
mountain have beaten themselves
Two days in succession they drew to
their mill eighty-two trees, followed hH
one days work Of eightysiX. and to
wind up Saturday night they drew i'll
two loads which sealed al the landing
forty eight hundred and tifty-six feet
board measure. Distance drawn about
ON, mile
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Farewell d.


Under the above hrad the last !Nidr
bids adiru to the old mail Stage. The
Danvillr sIngr has been Ton 81 long Il
land mark /" ~ too. that W. IccI IKE
responding To the ap"stIopllr
~ long FAREWELL" To the old mail
stage. Last saturday night the stages
closed up running into our village. No
more shall we hear the sound OF the
merry. merry stage bells, or listen 10
the crack of the coachman's whip. while
driving four and six i'll hand. The To-
comotive whistle will hereafter an
nouucc the arrival and departure of the
mail trains.
There was one time about half Il
century ago that the mails were car
ried on horseback, once - week, and
the rider, with Il tin horu. would an
nouncc his arrival. by Il loud and long
blast. After time We had two mails
il week, then tri-weeklN. and for the
last twenty five on thirty Years they
have arrived daily. sometimes III SPLEEN
did passenger coaches. and NJ other
times with Isn't Il two horse team.
Some Years ago, the stages from the
south. made one of their regular trips
on sunday, generally arriving here just
as the people were going to church.
This WAS as far back us the days of high
letter postage. and when there were no
/ railroads for the North. running from
Boston, excepting perhaps To Lowell,
Ms. Sunday mails, however. did not
long continue, hut soon gave place to
regular weekday arrivals.
Much might he said i'll honor ot the
"ld-timc, and longtime stage drivers.
As IL class, they We're Il worthy. patient.
aud perseNcrlng sci Of men. But as
the railroad p"nctIutcs farther and far
ther into the interior tow H. of our State.
their vocation Is gone. for at least any
extended line of staging. Goodbye
old stagc-coach and may the railroad
ever he As prompt and regular i'll fur
nishing Us with mails. as have been the
stage drivers in Years past.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-12
Pistols and Whiskey.

On Monday evening there urcuIcd in
Windsor village what We HAY never he
fore been called upon To record. Viz: Il
pititul exhibition of pistols and whi>hcN
i'll close connection with each other --
pistols III the hands of females and wills
KEY in the stomach and brains of men.
In the early part Of the evening the at
tention of citizens w;l> called tn the liz
ing of II pistol i'll the street. and on III
uuiry, il was found to proceed from the
hand of Il young woman. upon some pro
vocation from masculincs. Later i'll the
evening, another report was heard from
another female hand, near the town hall.
As the story comes to us. ii appears that
a woman passing up the common hill,
toward the town hall, in pursuit of her
husband for aid i'll the care of Il sick
child, was grossly insultcd and a>Sailed
by drunken man. whom she leNelled
with her blows, and warned that, if he
did not dcsist. she would shoot him.
The crazy fellow pursued her, and she
fired, without harm to him, and made
her way to her husband. As they lett
to return, the as>ailant WIS pointed ont
by the woman. and hr received a pretty
thorough thrcshing" from her indig
nant husband. 1t was found. atterward.
that friends had led the intoxicated man
to his home, and committed him To the
care of his wife. When sober he is II
peaceable, industrious man, but when
intoxicated, he iS--what he Is.
What do these things signify, and who
are blame worthy for the facts Is there
class of women among usIhat, for any
reason, go armed with concealed deadly
weapons? Is it not safe for ladies to
venture alone into the streets, especially
in the evening, without Il revolver :
What do the intelligent and respectable
people of Windsor say = Windsor .I1"r.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-12
Shocking Death.

\ correspondent writes u- that the
house and horse barn belonging IL
Horace Lamb. near West Randolph.
was entirely consumed 10y fire on sun
day last, together with nearly all Their
contents. The fire caught in the roof
probably from defect in chimney.
The family had all gone to church.
except cripple brother of Mr.. Lambs.
VIII" WAS in his room up stairs. and as
he WIS totally helpless, persisted iii the
flames. A. soon a. the fire Mis- dis
covered the ncigl.hors rushed to the
house. hut the flames had made. such
Roadway that every effort 10 save the
unfortunate man proved frritlr->.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-12
MI Barnes Entertainment

The efforts of Mr.. Barnes To enter
tain an audience" We're quite successful
at the town hall on Friday evening.
His stories were very funny and well
told. his singing of the comic order. and
what he said of odd Fellowship WAS all
true enough for aught we know. We
think he made mistake in one partic
ular, as many have done before him. 1t
was this: All his funny characters. 81
far as we heard. We're either drunken
men or persons who had been drinking.
Now Mr. Barnes took especial pains to
advocate temperance principles in his
talk. vet the whole tendency of his
stories was to get up Il laugh at the rx-
ptnSe of tlic poor inehriatc.
1t seems 10 Ms that the influence of
such things upon young men and unre
tlertimg BOYS is bad and nothing else.
There i altogether too much crime,
misery and degradation on account of
rum drinking TO throw amy attraction
about il even with IL funny story.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-12
Bank Meeting.

At the annual meeting of the First
National Bank. held IN this place the
9th. the old board of Directors We're re
elected. aS follows: Luke Z. Poland.
Bacon. &. :. Dana. Franklin Fairbanks.
f.. G. Redingtm. The officers are. l..
P.Poland, president Horace Fairbanks.
vice president Geo. May. cashier
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to cover my wife who has none. it would
not have been 81 strange He then
talked to the audience at some length.
taking for his theme, charity that COW
creth Il multitude of sins. as an apprO-
pirate text for the new vcar
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Harrages.

In Iyndonvle, Jan. l, 10y Rev. P. &. ti-k, III.
Charles A. Phillips and Miss Elmina E. Pierce
both OF Lyndonvtlle.
Al McIndoes Falls, Jan c b. Rev. Moses
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St. 5ohnsburp Galedonian.
=, ,.,n.hnry Vt. Friday. Jan. II. 1872.

- Friends in this section of the State Will add
,,.,tcriallv 10 the interest of the Cardonian by
ending us local items promptly and in brief leg
,tir form.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-12

Persons wanting their magazines
md papers hound, should hand them
INTO this office ii once. a> We shall soon
erud il lot to the binderA.
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Peachann.

1edCudLl.
On Christmas day. Miss Martha
Johnston. daughter Of Leonard Johns
ton. Esq. of Peaclam, WAS buried in
Beaufort, =. {. Miss Johnston was one
of the first to respond To the call for
teachers forthe freedmen. this being her
seventh Year among them. She was
one of those who say little and do much
for the Masters sake. being not only
the dav school teacher, hut the friend.
adviser, nurse, henetart0r, sabbath
School superintendent. reader Of ser
mons. and indeed often talking To her
people in that effective way which con-
stitutes the most successful preaching.
In their Eibors she Was assisted equally
10y Miss Clar> of New Hampshire, who
WAS the ONLY Northern friend with her
in her sickness. and 81 far as the writer
knows, in her death and burial. She
had determined 10 give up these taxing
labors after the present year, not know
ing that the Master had called her in
the midst of the wear Ia come mp high
cG.
In her death the church at Feacham
lost, Il valued member in whom they
had such confidence that her request
toI special contributions. for the neccs-
sites of those with whom she lahured,
were always responded to at sight. Her
last work WAS arranging for Christmas.
:" a> g." give the people old and Young
i pleasant entertainment which WAS
after al t" hr of Il substantial Kind 80
feeding the hungry. clothing the naked.
and teaching the lesson of christian
charity 10 all T. b. +.
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If the person VIII" borrowed 1T this
office the Boston Type Foundry SrecI-
men book will return the same. We will
thank him. and promise never To lend
il again.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-12
focal and State .Urus.

The st J"hnshury Academy clos
g. ncAt week, with examination on
Thursday and Friday.
Truman Prescott of this place has
opened Il livery stable at south Hard
wick
Farmers and other, will remember
the agricultural meeting at this place
next Tuesday.
We think it safe tn say that the
rack LAYERS are i'll Essex county t" day ::
they were nearly /" the Concord line
uI "Wednesday.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-12

ground of intOlcrablc severity and he
! husband asked for one OH the ground OF
adultery. The testimony wa> quite
unsavory. Mr.. Wbeaton'S petition wat
granted. CAUSE adultery. Brown 4
Burkcs tor pin: Dickey. Bartlett for
delft
Edrd,M e.. Mann rs. Susan Nnnn Bill
granted for adultery.
.iImirn &. DaridsOn rs. West DGrid
son. Bill GRANTED for adultery.
No. /. Joseph Farrtr rs. GeorJ" {
collins. Trover. This case has heel
trotting round since 1862 Judgment
of nOnsllit.
| No. 10. {. T. BasS"ifr rs. HnssH Il
Flint. Action in Il promisory note %
1000, endorsed by ,left>. TO plti'. Def
Flint claimed that he never knew OF
the existence of the note and that he
had no interest in it. The only ques
ton was that of partnership. Iudg
ment for Belden & May. q. :
Burke. Davis, G.. {. Burke.
No. D.. Daniel Roberts idmr u.s.
iona. L"Rd. Motion for a new trial
Verdict had been given for PIN tnr
S6I0. Motion continued
No. ~. John FuiSOm Ji'. rs Iorn Ot ont
cord. Motion for Il new trial. Yer
diet nj trial for $3.50. Motion r"ntin
ued.
No. l0i. 81. Johnsbniy rs. theriock
Deft. paid costs and expenses t"r support
of Paupcr and pltf. became nonsuit
Belden and May for Pin. Cree for diff
No. 40. Joseph 4. Hndley rs. WI
lard II. HneeldRd. This suit and two
others were referred To \. +. Rankin
and Elisha May. Dicky and Smith fol
plff. Brown for def.
No. 40. chester +. Dean Is. " t.
Clubs estate. Petition for Partition. Re
port of Commissioners dividing land
Judgment on report. Erldrn and May
for pltf:
No. IiG Geo,Jc t. GooinH IS. L.
II. Hin. Assmnpsit. Judgment fol
plf Clerk 10 asses> li,Idcn and
MAY for pin, Brown for def.
w IL .L,p,es s I,,,u,t rs e. "
Stou, Iihel D,mu,,,.r fl ultf'. dec
laration. Dicky and Smith fnr pin.
Poland fnr def
horace H. " htr'r'' Is h'y""t IL H'''f'
I
Petition for new trial. Petition dis
missed with costs. Burke Tor nlfi.
Relder and MAY for def
rem, ,., t.t ,
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Petition i"i ne" tiIai granted.
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enJ"lhed from s't'lihG up amy 'i'ie Ill
the land i'll controversy. Brown. Bel
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